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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

5dngoIfe ubpunbet 2GgemibbeD be-
Tiooer ben @genffab,ut bet meget bur
tist ian forbanble pirtfom % bras
benoe gbber til ct 9attinationsitof.
Som 5else beraf ian ct Msnneffe.
Der bar Subertuloie. frembringe en-
.helbrebenbe Serum / o9 at fig ielb,
naar ban foar SOB til at %cirtulere /
fit Blob. 9ette er BET. ieg bar OPP
naaet beb min ME Mstbobe.
Soief eeOi er 0irettgr for 8br=
ln%seffolen / Milano.
5 ct dnOet Telegram bebber bet:
Profesior 2epis SeI6rebeliesmibz
bel mob SubertuIoie beItaar / en- al
Iotropiit Soboplpsning, fom tilfgres
Ylcoet peb Snoiprpitntn9r unoer
6uoen; bette MiboeI pirter antiIepz
tiff meb famine 9ruft fom alminbes
lig Sob, men bet dbiti0er rig fra
oenne berOeo, at ben aIminoelige Sob
miiter i'm 9raft, nunr ben tommer /
8ersrin9 meb Blob. 2eoi bar fore
taget 9eIbreoeIiesforisg paa tuberfu=
lsie Steer pauMilanos Slagtebus uns
Der 3ilfnn at en- 2~agetomite, os 5ors
isgene er lpttebes fuIbtomment. CT
mere bar ban prsoet Miblet puu Mens
nefter meo famine ReiuItat. gfter
800 Snbiprsitninser er Selbrss
oeIien fulOitGnbig. De DELE, Tom er
ongrebne al 5ubertuIoien, ubftpbes,
og funot gGo potter frem / Stebti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
yOdnferen.
sreOas b. 5. @sai 1905.
8lanNebr.

9unf 9ubsti.neffe pod SSnbdg /
por bonfte lutberffe Rtrfe til be lab.
Danlise Stber, Gorm. 81. 1870 os
g1ten 81. 7.30.
@snboesfolt | Rirtens gdiemeut
ri. 9 Naorseu.
5 fibfte llge uflasbe Orr. og
Mrs. 5reberit peterfen fra glt 9orn
8efso bos 9enner Der / Blair for 1t
fige benz t9rIist 6arDel, fBr be ftuloe
beetpe ia paa ben lange Reife til be-
res Syn / Tacoma, Nofbington.
Deb McnigbeosmBbe Der / 3irs-
bags Mites bteb bet b Tluttet at inos
bpoe Den forenebe bdnIte 4irte" til
at bOlbe TT 10. 4arsmBbe Der | Blair
/ 1906. 9ibere blep bet beIluttet at
onftoFe 9irtetlotte. Den Sag blep
Iaet til Sibs fibf, men bleD M after
taest Op og git ieennem.
Der bIep oefao befluttet at fenbe
Oeleqdt til 4arsmsbet / gebur Soils.
Baul peterfen bleb pdlgt til 0elegdt.
- Gmil 9anfen, fOm / 8inter bar
f~refDenteret Stolen Der, refer / Dag
meo 5amilis berfro for after at gad
fom MisionsorbeiOer til Snbian
5erritorn.
- so &c SIbbranbe. Slbz
los bar n9ftcn bsrt til Ooeens DR.
cen for en- 3ib Der / Blair. Wfen
olioebel bar pi life - tdttet bare
port a~arbaagne og bpgtiae 8ruubs
pefen - Daft nogen Tterre 8rdno.
BET sr fortrinspis 2otomotiberne pad
gbicago Nortbpeftern 8onen, Der
fattsr SID paa. S Munbo9s faas
Der % Smaafpr pdd cen Sang
langs 8anen beit I'D af g1en. Wlen
fua / 5irsbags iatte be Slb pod beres
egen 5ragtbpgning. Oct bar nnt
@nifter fra 2otomotibet, Der bar
fsiet Op meIem3 ugfpuunerne og bapz
be t9nbt, fad bet ulmebe % reg oben
M at 3aget. Men 8ranbmanbfaz
let bar ftrdts tilre6e o9 fit SlOen
fIuttet, fao Sfdben n9ppe bleb fpnz
Zig ubenfra.
Ogfaa lige bos Dor Rabo, Sob
mdno 5bomien, bar Der nnIig boret
grauo / aGlOeren, mel Slben bunot
inaen 5remgang.
W6en / 9dur bar hi Iige paa rip
pet til at faa en- flor granb. Bet par
RrOebs 6arOtpare Store, 6bor Der
bdr bruot Slb ub 1 &Rlberen. Sloen
pdr not opfommen I en- &uI6unte Der
pebe, % ba Der bar flere S%lietenoer /
Q9rbeoen. iaa bet megst truenbe ID.
Gn Daloig tpt Rsg Os aerOTinelugt
fplbte 9utitten og @aben ubenfor;
men bet lpffeoes 8ranbmanbfobet at
fenoe en- faaban Wasfe 8anb / Rqlz
bereu at Sl0en bfeb fluff, inben ben
fit rigtig fat / 8p9ningen.
Or. 5. g.. Murbod troHes nu /
Or. R~obinfons Office Og goppI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
THE BLAIR SHOE COMPANY.
J.. E. CARVER, MANAGER.

Priserne er nedsat paa allie vinter-Fodtsi-
Varer her hos os.
VI har haft for Sikh like at overgemme
Varerne fra en- Sason I'll IN anden, oK a.
Veiret | Aar har Vaeret saatedes, at IL
like lar fremkald 10 ir#ng til Winter
r dt0j, har vi en- ualnit slsg stor foisy
ming at denne Ware naa u anden.
ensker like, at De skai u~ndervuIdere ct
eneste Ord angaaende denne gyldne Lei
lig led til at spare, tag hveu Ord | SIN
fuide Mening, og mar De kouimer, VII De
blive tvunRen I'll at indrsmme, at vi sna
rsre har un~dervurderet end overvurderef
N~ulighederne for billigt Keb.
BLAIR SHOE COMPANY.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
9nd, @is.

s .9anIferen@ for Is. Qprtl bar
min gobe Ben 9. :. Morten Miatobn
fremItilet 9riitenIipet bIanbt bort
oanite 6oIt Der / qoIt 60, Urls, /
ct Del msrtt ems. Sittert fan man
iige. al bet er fattigt not meb Iepenoe
9riitenoom iblonbt Dc; men at Der
lite er ubrettet noget / 80 Qar til
SUBS RIGGS 5remme, er pit oberbres
uet. Sfuloe bog ingen at be Si9Ies
isrgere, ION bar birtet iblanbt os /
be mango @dr, bare uorettet nooet
til 6errens 9gre % menneIter5
freIie. Oct er Der bog ~Iittert tile
mango. ION bill inbrsmme. Seq ifal
M life forisee at qao til andre W2es
nie6eoer for al bente Grfdringer ans
aanenoe oeres ariitsnlio, men Blot
bersre port eget W~enig6ebslib; tbi
enbOer bar 10 moi / lin egen qlage.
Ru CT BET ober % Qar fben, Ct.
9eters Nlsnig6tb Der ; Quct blsO itifz
let af fun faa Meolemmer. 8 1ere
Qdr MATTE Menigbeben benptte
Sfolebufet til 8uostieneite og andre
frifteIiqe Weber; men meb 5iben,
IA 9efolfningen tiItog, bleb Stoles
buffet for inbFtronfet, % ifent ri fun
par en- lille Wlenigheb meb fmad Rib
Ter, toq bi fat paa Opfsrelien al IN
Strife. 9ef fit bi en- Del 6ialp fra
Soft u6eufor Meniqbeosn, bet oil
fae ira BEN, Tom beisate bore WssI
Der; tfi BET q ben9ang ION M. 1T
Der sr mango i6lauot benz. ION itoar
ubsnfOr Menigbeben. Tom Oog beiseet
airfen.
9i bar fenere opfsrt Reli9ionsfo
le, Tom 6Iiper benbttet to Waaneber
DIN @aret til Religionsunberpisnin
tinige bar Ri SgnbogsItole 3 @un9e
en- MoaneOen, og Der bliosr ba ogs
Iod ubfert libt triiteligt Qrbeioe
ibtdnot ungbommen.
9sr nogen Iige, at aft bet er Blot
for ct SIMS Sfblb2 Seq tror bet
life. 6opbc Wenigbeben ingeu fd=
Ifere 9runobolb unber fine 5sbber,
ba tror jeg ~fittert. at ben bar gaaet
til @runbe for tange fiben. Os ies
fan oa Keller life Tige, at bore airfe@
beTsg ON Ssnbasen bar Onret ener
sr faa fattige. 5OOr mango. Der faa
gaar r1eb df 9ane, bet peb jes life;
ben Dom operlober jeg til 6erreu.
Men al Ri traneer en- ianb triftez
fig 89ffefie iblonbt bort bunite 5olt
paa oisfe Ggne, bet er bi tldr obsr,
6a Der er en- tor og - jeg bauber =
rig Mrbejbsmdrt.
Serre, LAB ben Sib life bar fern,
bd BET mnd ife. Men FAB os life
frgqe 69nberne { Stsbet og bente
paa en- grttelfestib, men enhosr ifpr
orbefoe meb bet punb, 6erren bar
6eiroet os. Men BET maa bare /
|gbmpg6eo og aarligbeb. life beb
5frpmmebineoer.
gag fat paa ct triIteligt qrbeibe |
Renigbeberne bIanbt ggrnene og ben
unge Slagt. Del sr Tftert, bOub
ter Fattes mango Steber. Men bpor
ofte Ttaar life BET timsligs / 9ejen
poerfor en- foa betDoningsfulb Ser
ming fem at fremre ct oeliignet Qrs
beioe til Cubs Riges 5remme label
Il Menigfebsrne iom I S%omfunbet.
SObdn Ssrgenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
DoenhanoeI oe Smeoep9rffteo.

Vor veikendte Landsmand, SeREN JEN-
SEN, har uodtsg get en- stor Forsyning af
FINE BuGGfks, SOM saelges til rimeiige
Priser. Han ss-iger I.ansiuR-NoRnen med
fluid Garanti. Uane Su~IcieyHrkstrd err ny
Liz orsynet med en- ny GasOtiu-L okomotiv
og er allie Naader udrustet til at gore alt
ct FACET henherende.
vn-r saa ro' ~ ki0ge ind hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

bsoen lite tNnoe Te11e Den Ysn, 1orl
par forlangt at beres forri9e praft.
9irte og Menigbeb itob bengdng /
Zen banite &irfe. Senere blep DE
.nigbeben betient at 9ditor Big. benz
gang 9reIt / Glt 6orn. fom tiIbpo,
at ban bilbe tomme Der og bolbe
8ubstieneite. Sua at paftor 36.
SerIilo. ogIua at gIt 6orn, og At
gdItor Senien fra Sat 6in. Saalez
bes 6apbe Ri for en- 5t0 8etienin9
fra begge Sdmfunb, oa 8~irteoeren
rar adben for Dem begge. nOaet iom
10 itte par belbigt, bu bet life pilbe
bringe til nogen Gnigbeo. Sua en-
qana fioite CONNER blep Der 9iort ct
5orieq pad at oparbeioe Snteresien
for ON muIigt at fad odnnet en- m
Neni9beo, fom ogfaa lptteoes, ioei
nogle enfelte git inb I Menigbeoen
co faa talote qaitor Senien til beres
gr9if. Men 6a puitor SerIilb at
benz, fom ItOb ubenfor Wenigbeben,
tlep opfororet til at TONNE. OeobIep
begge qr9itsr at tiene / 9irfen. Saus
Iebes git bet til Rntuur, bd Der i9en
bleO talbt til Menigbebsmsbe for
ON muligt at blipe enige, ba De, ION
bdbbe taloet Paitor Ssnien. par oiaiz
qe til at bsie fig for uofoloet, nadr
Der Blot funbe opndas gnigbeo, iom
ogiad lnftebss, ba Der par lere, Tom
git jnb / Wenigbeben, pg peb NfItemz
ningsn 6lso 9aitor Ssrfiqo taloet til
Nenigbebens 9r9it (e1er til Ct.
9auls b. p .zlutb. Msnigbeo. fom er
Menighsbens Rabn). og ban b%etjener
M fprelsbig Menigbeben en- Sang ON
Wadneben.
Meniq6eben t1ler MI lib ga
miller; men ba Der 10 er mango Here
0anife. ido bdaber hi, at Menigbeoen
ioen pil Ootie og gau fremab.
Som geitprelie for bette 2tar bleo
fgIgenbe balqt: 6. g. 6briftsnisn.
Formanb; M}. Ssrenien, Setretar;
g. g. Qnbreisn. aasIerer; 8. Q.
RusmusIen, g. matelien % Sens
5inibsm9nb. qaa famine
bIeo bet beitemt at ubtra6e al
Zen oanits &irte % i9en itdu iom
en- fri Menis6eb.
SITTER at BEN M Menig6eo bIep
oannet. blso bet n9ite SpsrgsmodI.
foao DIR ifulps geres mes 6sHiBn iii
at faa airten tat / Stano. Oct bleo
iaa betsmt at afbolos Uanigbe6ss
nsOe igsn TOa mart iom muligt for
At tags 9eitemmelie meb 6enipn iii
ba ben 10 life trGnate til cen
1ing, men til aae 3iug. 9et bar.
fe SpsrgsmodI par, hpor Itulbe
gengene tomme ira? bog Bier Der
'gIaa bsr giort tlbbsi. BET toiiebe Ooer
200 at faa ben giort I Stanb.
SITTER at BEN M er bIeoen farbia,
bar u ogiaa Faaet os en- fmut fife
airfe, faa ies tror. at 5olf BIZ baoe
mere 3ntsresie FOR at tomme / 9irte
NJ, ba ben 10 Ter faa bp9gslig uo.
Gn anoen 9ing Ct. at et anbst lam
Ie felf Sabn er blspen afbiulpet, ibet
Renigbeben MI bar fact Ct Orgel.
Da 9irten par biepen gjort / Stune
ON BET iaen frem, % oa M~enigfeosn
ar bleben tilbuot ct gobt Srgel for
n life 9opitdl, blep man enig ON 1t
en- Dor iociabIe" FOR ON mus
igt at reiie pen9ene, bOilfet ogiaa
nftebes, ba be fleIte al gpens DANTE
lapbe gibet Msbe, fuu b; haOoe ct
lbbhtts at $32 oeb Chen at en- Be
often. 9aitor Seriilo bofbt
t 5orebraq I'm 8. 6. Qnoerien, iom
lift uIe par glade Deb at bsre. Jez
ten BIER dfbOlbt / en- 6an, fom till
9erer .8anTt gtobsrIamfunb". Der
,elpi1igt bnbbs oberlobt % famine.
s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
Very Low Rates to Denver,

WY |OV N1eCD DC"F~E
Colo, via the North Western Line
will be sold at reduced rates May z, s.
and o, limited to return May IL, to May
81, ~inclnsiue, on account of American
Stock Growers Convention. Apply TO
agents Chicago 81 Mort Western R,y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
1remunt, Hebraifa.

qaitor Su1ius 3efperfea
fra Minneiota pil bolOe triiteIigt %
folteligt 5OreOra9 & 6robins 6ua
Jremont 5reoag ben y. Ulai, ST. g
4Ge DANTE CT benIigit inobu0ne.
Som daei &omtteen
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
longevity.

While the census reports show
that in the United States only
one person in 100000, lives to
the age of one hundred years,
the same reports show that the
percentage of centenarians in
Arizona is ten times as high as
in the states, and nine times as
high in New Mexico.
Some states, Arkansas, Mime
sofa. Utah, Wyoming and Idaho,
have no centenarians. Some
states, Florida, California, New
Hampshire, South Carolina and
Vermont, have a high rate of
centenarians three times as
large as the average in the other
states, but much below the fig
ures of Arizona and New Mexico.
The number Of centenarians in
the territories is to be ascribed,
probably, to favorable climatic
conditions, for both Arizona and
New Mexico enjoy celebrity as
beneficial in pulmonary ailments.
Moral. Leave the mud and
fogs, and malaria, billiards. and
snowbanks of the east, come out
into the sunshine of the great
southwest, and take nine or ten
chances to become a centenarian
where you have one now. And
if you don't live nine or ten times
as long here as in the east it is
no fault of the climate.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
Good News.

The recent advance in the
price of silver calls attention to
the increasing scarcity of the
floating supply of that metal.
Bar silver is quoted at 81 7-8
today, while Mexican dollars
range from 48 to 48 Sd. These
rates, it was said, were merely
nominal and anyEgreat demand
for bars would cause an advance
in the price. Conditions in the
silver market are now such that
the consumer waits on the pro-
ducer. The war in the far east.
the steady absorption in East
India and this country, the in
creasing trade with China are
responsible, experts say, for this
very complete reversal of cOndi.
ions.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06

This great stock medicine IA a
money saver for stock raisers. Il
is a medicine, not a cheap food or
condition powder. Though put IN
In coarser form than Tbedford's
Black'Draught, renowned for the
cure OF the digestion troubles az
persons, 1t has the same qualities
OF invigorating digestion, stirring
up the torpid liver and loosenin9
the constipated bowels for all stock
and poultry. 1t is carefully pre.
pared and its action is so healtbfnl
that stock grow and thrive with an
occasional dose in their food. n
cures hog cholera and make, bosS
grow fat. 1t cures chicken cholera
and roup and makes hens Law. n
cures constipation, distemper and
colds In horses, murain in cattle,
and makes a draught animal do
more work for the food consumed
IL gives animals and fowls Of All
kinds new life. Every farmer and
trial. s''
II costs Csc. a CAn and sayes tan
times Its price in profit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
Our Possibilities.

How appropriate, at the begin
ing of the year is some engross-
ing thought and study along the
line of human happiness; some-
thing that will make men better,
society better, and as a blessed
result. elevate and ennOble the
race.
The faculty of adapting means
to ends, which has enabled man
to convert the once impossible
ocean into his highway, to trans
port himself with a speed that
leavs the swallow behind, to an
initiate space in the communica-
tiol of his thoughts, to convert
the rock into warmth and light
and power and material for a
thousand uses, to weigh the stars
and analyze the sun, to make ice
under the equator and bid flow
ers bloom in northern winters,
will also, if he will use it, enable
him to overcome social Difficult
ties, to avoid social dangers and
to produce those things in abun-
dance that go to satisfy human
wants and desires.
The domain of law is not con-
fined to physical nature. 1t just
as certainly embraces the mental
and moral universe, and social
growth and social life have their
lawsas fixed as those of matter and
motion. Would we make social
life healthy and happy, we
must discover those laws and
seek our ends in accordance
with them.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
Our Conditions O Prospects.

Mr.. Chas. V. Stafford is travel
ing auditor of New Mexico, and
his position calls him to every
part of the Territory, which en-
ables him to speak intelligently
of our Territorial condition and
prospects for the opening year.
In the Morning Journal Mr.. SAT-
ford is quoted in part as follows:
II believe that at the present
time five people are coming into
this territory for every one who
leaves it, and | believe that when
the returns Of the year 1905 are
in fully ten millions of dollars
will have been added to the as
sessment rolls of the territory. +"
I'm spite of a disastrous
drouth, continued Mr.. Stafford,
and an almost equally disastrous
flood, which covered practically
the whole territory, we have not
a county in New Mexico today
which is laboring under business
depression. On the contrary, l
know of only one or two counties
which are not going ahead. AS
for the towns, most of them are
on the verge of a boom.
The almost ideal conditions on
the ranges will mean a prosper
Gus year for New Mexico barring
some disaster, such as the floods
of last October, or the drouth of
the preceding months.
The best indication of con-
ditions however, is in the books
of the county treasurers. There
are only one or two counties left
in New Mexico with financial diff
fculties unsettled. Most of the
county treasurers have brought
their books down to the system
which we began to put in force
two years ago and which is now
nearly perfect, and these books
show a cash balance in all but
one or two instances, while those
counties which have refunded
their bonds have invariably been
able to secure a lower rate, which
is all the more noteworthy
when it is remembered that 1901
has not been a favorable year ir
the bond business.
All things considerd it is safe
to say that there is no section Of
the west when is advancing
more rapidly at present thar
New Mexico"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
Good For the Advocate.

Hillsboro had the most de-
structive fire in its history on
the 18th of December, and we
understood the Office of the
Advocate was burned. but we
clip the folling from the last
Friday issue of that paper, and
rejoice that the Advocate, al
though a severe sufferer from
the fire did not miss a single
issue: The plant of the Advo-
cate was, by the heroic efforts
of many citizens, removed from
the building in twenty minutes,
and four hours later was all
housed in the Hirsch block
where it was Immediately set
up and made ready to resume
business in a small way. The
plant which was insured, was
badly damaged in many ways
and it will take some time for
the damages to be repaired.
To our patrons we will say
that their advertising will be
replaced as soon as possible.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
Observation-Disclosures
Church Directory
. 5SoSo66V66 o56So66S6SoSoSt

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
METHODIST Preaching services every sunia,
at II a. m. and 8 p. M, Sunday school at 10 Il
M. Junior League at p. M. Epworth Leagu,
at p. M, Prayer meeting Wednesday eveninp
at 5 O'Clock. n. f. BRAGG Pastor.
Presbyterian Preaching at II a. m, and 7:3r
Sabbath School 10 A. M Junior Christian Endcu
vor at 3 y. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:8
y. III. THEODORE HoPPiEG, Pastor
ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL Services first an,
second Sunday in each month; Sunday School n.
10 m. every Sunday.
J. II. DARLING. Pastor.
Baptist Church. Preaching in o d Fellow
Hall the 9Th Sunday IN eacl MONTH
J. h. ARMSTRONG. Pastor.
IGLESlA METODlSTA EPISCOPAL
EscueA Dominical cada Domingo a las TO- Pre-.
dieacion a las II n. m. yA las Z p. NJ. LiRa Ep-
worth las de Ia tarie. Cutos dc oracion los
Juevez, Sc extiende nvitacion n todos.
DIoNICIo CoSTALES Pastor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
SECRET
SOCIETIES

MeGorty Commandery No. :; X n, meets sne
coid avenue Ep PENNINGTON. Sec.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06

---''l NIHFtn ., TTlI,
n. y have been using your Black. prausA.
S sk and Poultry Medicine On n.
S sgoen TOT some time. have used ~
kinds OF stock food but / hsvs 80 se. "
tnA' SoaES IL the best for my puf ipoae
!. 8. HABsON,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06

The official figures show tina
Roosevelt carried the state of
Missouri by $4,000 majority.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06

From the present indications
joint statehood, will become a
reality in this session of Con-
gress,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-03

time. was able to ride to the village last
week.
Mrs. Alonzo Haskell and her sons
Albert and Harold, are visiting in Saxtons
River.
The ladies of the Congregational church
VIII serve dinner at the chapel town meet
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Bathric of Wind
ham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Henry Bathric.
Miss Bernice Smith and her brothers
from South Windham spent Saturday
with Miss Abbie Palmer.
Elbridge and Edwin Culver, who have
been at home during the past week, have
returned to school in Townshend.
Deacon c. w. Osgood of Bellows Falls
spoke Sunday morning at a union tenn
perance meeting in the Baptist church.
sunday evening a temperance meeting
was held in the chapel, led by Rev. B.
w. Pennock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Burgess, who
nave been with A. ]. Burgess some time.
went this week to their home in Middle
neld, Ohio, to attend to farming interests
they expect to return in a few weeks
MRS. W. G. Wright is housekeeper for
Mr. Burgess during their absence.
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little excitement. Mr. and Mrs. G.. II.
Walker were returning from East Put
ney when a badly cut place in the road
capszed the sleigh, breaking both thills,
and doing other damage Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker escaped without injury. DR.. Cor
liss of Walpole was thrown from his
sleigh on Walpole hill and one ankle was
badly sprained. The horse ran home
The doctor is obliged to have the aid of
crutches when visiting his many patients
in Westminster.
Word was received here the first of the
week, announcing the death of Madam
Williams. SO. who lived here with her SON
in-law, Mr.. Killingbeck. The family
moved to ST. Johnsbury about a year ago
As a personal tribute to Madam Will
llams's memory, the writer would say
that every life which came in touch with
the dear old mother was benefited by
the contact. She was always bright and
happy, with a word of cheer for both
old and young. She was a member of the
Methodist church at Richmond, p. O.,
where funeral services were held. The
burial was in the Methodist burial
grounds at Melbourne.
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worth Richardson has been i'll with pneu-
monia, but is better now.
Sabin Peno moved this week from
butchers tenement to one of c. 5. Frosts
tenements on River street.
Miss Flora Wood. who has been i'll, is
much better, and returned to Mrs F. r.
Osgood's Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Abbie Hubbard entertained the
ladies' society of the Baptist church last
week Wednesday afternoon.
few new cases of mumps at the
academy are reported. Mr.. Belcher, one
of the teachers is one of the victims
Ethel Sparks Of TOWNSEND, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. L.
Twitchel. returned home last Sunday.
Albert Barry moved Wednesday from
Fay Fullers tenement house to l. F.
Barnes's tenement over the Sanders
store.
Miss Anna Twitchen, who has been
caring for her grandmother. Mrs. Betsey
Gale, went Saturday TO her home in
Townshend.
Irene Wellman of Chester is staying
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
lothian Whitcomb, a few weeks, and at
tending the graded school,
Six couples from the Chester high school
had a turkey supper at the hotel Tues
DAY evening. After supper Nathan John
son furnished music for dancing.
Anna Richardson. eldest daughter of
MT and Mrs Ellsworth Richardson, is
very i'll with a complication of diseases
MIS- tannie Stoddard is caring for her.
Miss Myrtle Powell of Meriden. N. H.
who boards with Mrs. Charles smith
While taking lessons in shorthand of Miss
Mary Hill, went Wednesday to her home
for few days stay.
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r. E. King was in Lebanon, N. H.,
Sunday.
One case Of measles is reported at the
academy.
Melvin Swain, who has been very ILL., is
able to be out door,
Horace Gale of Townshend was at w
A, Marvin's Monday.
c. l.. Gale was housed the first of the
week with grip and sore eyes.
Mrs. w. |. Glynn returned last week to
her home I'm Somerville, Mass.
NJ A. Thompson is very i'll. e. A.
Houghton cares for him nights
Miss Addie Perham returned last Tues
day to her home in New Jersey.
win Gale of Wendell Mass, has been
working in ID. ]. Bemiss livery stable.
Rev. A. f. Foote exchanged pulpits last
Sunday with Rev. c. w. Jackson of Bel
lows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kendall and WAYNE
Rawson spent Sunday at p. r. Carleton's
in Chester
Miss Nettie Whitney of Bellows Falls
IS staying few days with her mother at
the hotel.
AIRS. Betsey Gale went Sunday to her
daughters. Mrs. Henry Twitchelps, in
Townshend.
Mrs. Hattie Haskell and two sons Of
Grafton visited the first of the week at
Otis Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Woodward have rent
ed Henry Davis's house, recently vacated
by Arthur Ball.
Miss Vera Simonds of North Westmins-
ter visited her cousin, Pearl Beaumond.
the first OF the week
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis