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Euitor National Tribune: Please give
u ofief history Of the 4sth Onle.--D.
H. Barber, Il. f. D. 2, Bowling Green.
Ohio.
The 18th Ohio was organized at
Camp Noble from Aug. Is to Sept. %,
1851, for three years and finally mus
tered out Nov. so, 1865. It was q
fighting regiment and belonged to
Wiilich's Brigade, Woods Division,
Fourth Corps, Army of the Cumber-
land. and lost 202 killed out of q total
enrolment of 1863. Its heaviest loss
was at Pickett's Mills. where 1t had
80 killed and MORALLY wounded. The
first Colonel was William II. Gibson,
who was brevetted a Brfgadier- General
and succeeded by Col. Joseph r. Bart
lett.--Editor National Tribune.
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tMelbourne ArguS.J

The ships cat of the mail steamer
Oitona had a remarkable experience
on the last homeward voyage OF that
vessel. a.
Soon after the Ortona left Australia
the cat was missing, and il was thought
that it had been left behind; but when
the vessel was 80, days out from Sydney
one of the engineers heard a faint
Eiewing in the refrigerating chamber.
This chamber, which had not been open
cd since the vessel started. was promptly
tXamined, and the unfortunate cat Vas
found lying upon a box of butter ii,
!. ~ emaciated condition.
One OF it's ears and a portion Of It's
nose had been bitten off by the cold
Iut its fur had grown to q great length
during its imDrisonment. The cat has
ii nee recovered.
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His Mistake.

glue factory stands near q certain
railway. Its charms are not for the
nose. A lady who was obliged to trav-
Ell on this line quite often always car
ried with her bottle of lavender salts
one morning an old farmer took the
seat beside her. AS the train neared
the factory the lady opened her bottle
of salts; soon the whole car was filled
with the horrible odor Of the glue The
farmer put up with 1T as long as he
could, then shouted: Madam. would
You mind putin the cork in that ere
bcttle?"
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AT the foot of Orange street, as the
forenoon train rushed by recently, a
wildcat Sprang from the bushes and
attacked it. The creature sprang on
the cowcatcher, but was hurled to one
side.
Undaunted, the ferocious beast made
desperate onslaught on the moving
train, and the second time was struck
by the train, and thrown to one side.
A third effort was made by kitty"
with a result that its neck was caught
under the wheels of the baggage car
and its head was severed from the
trunk.
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BY command of Col. George w. Gile,
H. NJ. Brewster, Captain and A. A. A. g.
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draperies which form the fashionable
bodice. The blouse shown is most grace
fully shirred on the shoulders, which
provides fulness for the blouse. The
neck of the surplice is finished with an
easily rolling collar, which may be
omitted if desired. This is effectively
trimmed with narrow silk pleating of
the same or another tone. The deep
puffs may match the chemisette or be
Of the material of the waist. An alba
tross, cashmere or challis, as we'll as
any of the soft silks, may fashion this
waist. For the medium size ga yards
of 36-ineh material are needed.
No. 31O6-sizes, 80 to 40 inches bust
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Dogs Long Journey Home.
Uondon Daily MaiL)

An instance Of the homing instinct
in dogs is reported from Buckingham
shire. Constable Atkinson, having been
transferred recently from sNraysbury
to Long Crendon, took his retriever
dog with him while on. night duty.
He missed the dog, and on the follow
ing morning it was found in it's old
home
BY the most direct route the journey
Is over SO miles. and had been accom-
plished in little more than seven hours
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National Tribune Patterns.
A Dainty Corset-Cover.

No 2712.-New designs in under
wear are always welcome and the SIM
pie ones meet with general approval.
The corset-cover here shown is in two
pieces, with shoulder and under-arm
seams, The fulness at the upper edge
is disposed in tiny tucks or gathers.
Longcloth, with decorations of inser-
ton and beading run with ribbon and
edging, was employed in making. Long
cloth, cambria, muslin, linon, India
lawn and wash silk are desirable. The
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Blg Coon Caught Upstate.

Caledonia Correspondence Rochester
n. Y. Herald.l
The largest coon ever captured in
this vicinity was caught3lone night last
week by A. x. Tenant, and George
Hackett in the swamp three miles east
OF Caledonia. Ola
The animal weighed 80 pounds, while
ordinary coons weigh. frem 18 to IS
pounds. Mr. Tenant chased the coon
nearly five miles before ihe succeeded
in freeing it, m
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WoOdchucSs Fought for Bottle.
(Maine Woods. }

Bert Pratt, OF Philips, caught in a
box trap three young woodchucks from
one hole. Two of them were black
and the other one was red. The red
one died. and he brought up the other
two on a bottle.
They had a hole in the yard, and
when he would whistle for them to
come out and take their MONDAY lunch
they would come with great rush and
would fight to see which one would get
the bottle.
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Has Rare Relic of Vicksburs.

Willis w. Cotton, Co. F, goth Wis,
524 10th avenue N, St. Cloud. Mimi,
has a wartime relic he is anxious to
sell. 1t is copy Of the Daily Citizen,
published at Vicksburg. Miss, during
the war, j. M. Stewards proprietor. 1t
is of the last edition. printed on wall
PAPER, and was taken from the press
by Comrade Gotten.
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Pc SION 6.

VOUR PENSION BUSINESS PROMPTLY AT
i tended by old soldier Is years a Pensio
Attorney. Address Ira w. Booton. Gallpolis. Ohio
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Not WefI-Samed.
Chicago Tribune)

Speaking Of misnomers,'' said the
critical person, "can there be a more
eiaring instance Of one than calling a
football field a gridiron'? A gridiron
is utensil for the cooking of meat.
A football Enclosure is merely the place
where the Strengthening is done"
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Comrade Jack Walsh, 10th Tenn.
writes from Russellville, Ky, to in
quire if there are any members of his
regiment left in the land of the living.
L. SO, he is anxious to hear from them
Il have not been able to locate any
of the 10th Tenn. comrades since we
were turned loose at Knoxville, Tenn.
in 1866" adds Comrade Walsh. I'VE
scattered like a lot of sheep"
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Classified Advertisement,
PATENTS.

DATENTs.
Il INVENTORS GUIDE BOOK MAILED FREE
This book contains 6s pages of valuable
information for Inventors Patentees and
Mechanics Tells How 10 Obtain n patent
The Cost Of Patent What to Invent for
Profit and How TO Sell Patent. Illus
trates 100 Mechanical Movements and con-
iains History of the most Famous inven-
tons, with portraits Of the Inventors
BOOK NAILED FREE.
O'sEaRA Brock. Patent Attorney
y. Y. Office. go Broadway New York City
9ls 81. y. W.. Washington, D. c.
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A Practical Shirt Waist.

No. 3025.-In the endeavor to obtain
a pleasing variety in the selection of
plain waists for her wardrobe, MiIady
will find a charming example in the
above illustration. French f1annels of
an electric blue tint sprinkled with
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extend. A straight front piece in panel
effect is stitched on the edges and
adorned with buttons. The belt, which
girdles it in long-waisted effect, may be
of leather or the material. The bloom
ers are full enough to allow plenty Of
freedom to youthful legs. Serge, chew
tot and flannel are the most serviceable
and popular stuffs for boys suits, and
this one is appropriate to these fabrics.
In the medium size the pattern calls
for II yards of 36-inch material.
No. 2007-5 Sizes 2 to years.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

IHOR SALE-FIVE LITHOGRAPHS OF LIBBY
Prison. the only picture in existence OF The prison
IL appeared Aug. % 1868. These Autographs
published by VIM. A. Montcastle, of edmond, Va
The Autograph gives very clear view OF The old
prison. and wouid make nice picture to frame Cor
respondence invited Sidney A. Fisher. IL Pc ari St.
Room g. Boston, Mass
nANIEL HOTTINGER, THE VETERAN
- Book Seller, 98 y. California Ave-, Chicago, can
supply you with nearly any book In print.
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low. Ladies' Of the GAR.

A largely attended meeting of Oska-
Ioosa Circle. Iowa Ladies of the GAR
was recently held at Oskaloosa, the
State Inspector. Mrs Alicia Porter, Of
Montezuma, being present. Many COM
rades Of Phil. Kearny Post, GAR, We're
In attendance. The Circle sent a Thanks
giving offering Of niea eatahles to the
hospital Of the Saldiers' Home.
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The Magssines.

DIR. 8. Weir Mitchell II Is years old.
yet he spent his Summer In writing q
short novel which The Century editors
consider one Of the clsverest things he
ever produced. The scene 10 laid In
Paris 90 years ago, and the narrative
Ia said 10 b both absorbing and anus
ing. 70 u IN the vain O the auther's
ssAdsentuPea ~ Etancoian Ana "a Ma
deire Rerty " = will eppees seriaIly
In The Century. hesinnin6 T. Fsbsv-
arr.
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No. 31O6.-Such graceful effects are
realized in the surplice modes that the
woman who values becomingness is
loathe to allow it to pass Many of the
made after this style, and new empha-
sis is placed on the deep v neck. The
supple fabrics SO plentiful this year are
exactly suited to the soft folds and
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A Cooks Charaefer

cook has been going round a sta
ton in the South Of India with the fol-
lowing character" and is somewhat
surprised he is not engaged: abdul
has been my cook for three month; it
seems much longer. He leaves on ac-
count Of ill health-my i'll health"
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An Expert Required.

lBdItlmore American.)
Il wish an electrician would get re-
jected by Miss Snubem."
why do you wish that?"
Because he might be able to explain
why her negative is SO positive"
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Conscientious.
{I.ife.)

Young Wife-"Whats the trouble :?
Why do you sit on the edge of the
chair?'
Husband.-"Well, dear, you know
we are buying it on the instalment
plan and that's all / feel entitled to-"
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sending the following orders, together
| with a picture of himself as he APP
| peared on that duty:
Headquarters First Brigade, V.RC.
Washington, d. c., April 10, 1865.
| General Orders, No. Sc.
Pursuant to orders from Department
| headquarters requiring that one Cap
| tain, three subalterns and % First
Sergeants be detailed as guard of
honor to escort the remains of the late
President to their final resting place in
Illinois, and the detail consist of the
best and most reliable men in the COM
mand, the following named officers and
| First Sergeants are detailed for this
duty. and the commanding Captain,
James NJ. McCauly, will report for in
structions to Brighten. f. ID. Town
send A. A. G., at the War Department.
at 10 o'clock a. IN. tomorrow, the goth
inst:
Capt. James NJ. McCauly, 9th Regt.,
V. r. c.; Second Lieut.. E. Murphy,
10th v r. c.; Third Lieut.. E. Murphy,
| 18th V. r. G.
First-Sergeants, Charles Swinehart,
Co. ID, 7th v. r. c.; John r. Edwards,
Co. f, eth V. r. c.; Samuel Carpenter,
well, Co. 1, 7th V. r. c.; Jacob F. Mel
son, Co. A, 9Th V. r. c.; Luther E. Bull
lock, Co. E, 9Th V. r. c.: Patrick Cal
laghan, Co. III, 9Th V. r. c.; A. J. Mar
shall, Co. K, 9th V. X. c., William +.
Daily. Co. A, 10th V. K. c.; james Col
| Inns, Co. u, 10th V. r. c.; William w.
Dugin, Co. F, 10th " r. c.; Frank r.
Smith, Co. G, 10th v. X. c.; George f.
Goodrich, Co. A, 18th V. X. c.; Angus
tus E. Car, Co. ID, 18th " X. c.; Frank
Carey. Co. r, 18th v. r. c.; William Fl.
Noble, Co. G., 18th " X. c.; john Kan,
Co. ID. 14th V. X. c.: John p. Smith,
| Co. /, 14th v f. c.; John Hanna, Co.
r, 14th V. r. c.. +. d. Forehand, 18th
V. K. c.; J. VI. Sedgswick, 18th V. X.
| c.; Rufus w. Lewis, 18th v. r. c.;
John z. Bauy Co. A, oath V. r. c.;
! William III. Wiseman, Co. Il, 24th V.
| r. c.; James Nj. Pardan, Co. K, Gath
V. r. c.
| BY command of Col. George w. Gile,
| H III. Brewster, Captain and A. A. A. q.
Headquarters 10th Regiment, V r. c..
| Camp Fry, Washington, ID. c., April
| 20, 1865.
| Special Order, No. SO.
| Pursuant to orders from Headquar-
| ters First Brigade, V. r. c., requiring
that four First Sergeants should be
| selected with reference to their age,
length of service and good soldierly
conduct for escort duty to the remains
OF President Lincoln to Springfield. Ill.,.
| First Serg't William w. Dugin. of Co
F., 10th Regiment, V. X. c., is hereby
| detailed for that duty, and will report
to Capt. McCauly, 9Th Regt., V r. c..
at Camp Fry at O'Clock a. M this
day (20th inst.).
| BY command of Maj. George Bowers
| commanding regiment
i. r.. OConnors, First Lieutenant and
| Adjutant, 10th Regt, V. X. G.
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Family Grammar.

tPuck.D
Rodney-Do you have trouble with
shall and will?
Dickey-Nope; my wife says, you
SHALL and | say. Il will"
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SeasOnabie.

(Yonkers Statesman
Boast turkey hot,
Roast turked cold,
Roast turkey in the hash,
Nine days old.
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No. 2000.-The design shown is very
simple in its construction, having mar
row box pleats stitched to yoke depth,
the two nearest the front being stitched
the entire length. A broad shaped col
lar completes the neck, with or without
q shield, and may be adorned with lace
or braid to suit the wearer. A soft sash
Hirdles the waist, or it may be omitted
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A Pretty Russian Dress.

No 3174.-In fashioning frocks for
the school girl simplicity of design is the
mark of good taste. This is not unpleas-
ant to the mother who has the small
wardrobe to care for and the dresses
may be made with small expense If
careful selection of materials and de-
signs be used Here is a Russian dress
for small girl which is made up of
blouse and full straight skirt. The
circular trimming band about the neck
may be omitted if desired but this to-
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Firemen and Brakemen on all North Ameri-
can railroads Experience unnecessary. Fire
men $40 monthly, become Engineers and earn
$3.50. Brakemen SOS. become Conductors and
earn $40. Name position preferred. State
age. Unequaled opportunity for strong. am
bilious young men. Address Railway Associa-
ton Room 1919, 227 Monroe ST. Brooklyn, ". Y.
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GAR, W.R.C., s. OFv., SPANISH
WAR SUPPLIES

~ u SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
OsAs lls Swords. Belts. Caps Rank Badges
Grave Flags, Bunting Flags, silk aud Bunting Parade
Flags Complete. Printed silk Flags, mounted and
unmounted for W.R-C. and Ladies of GAR Silk
Banners and Guidons Lowest prices In the u. =. and
goods of the best material and work manship. Send
for cataog and prices COMRADE ]. A JOEL & Co.
IS Nassau Street, New York.
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ESCORT TO LrNcoLNs BODY.
Detail from V.R.C. Went With the
Remains to Springfield.

Comrade w. w. Dugin, North Low
ell, Me-, recalls the melancholy cor
tege conveying the remains of the mar
tyred President to their long home, by
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DILES POSITIVELY CURED.
II send name, address and &c. stamps for treatment
Pay q. 90 when satisfied Of cure.
c. I Wolfe d Co.. Port Clinton, Ohio.
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NERVE TONIC.
~ THE pARKER REMEDY

NERVE TONIC.
IN THE PARKER REMEDY.
The never failing treatment used by my husband,
the late Dr. s. y Parker veteran of the Civil War;
for q years successful treatment of Debility
Weakness Relaxation, Irritability. This great
remedy rheumatism, Lame Back. Diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder and Liver Ii has equal and
is sold on its To any sufferer acting I'm good
faith will send SIX DAYS TRIAL TREAT
MENT FREE Send &C. stamp for POSTAGE Read
what one OF many cured patients writes:
FOR several years suffered from Weakness, Lame
Back Kidney and Bladder trouble am now sew
eral months after taking the Parker Remedy. COM
pleteIy cured i % years old and veteran OF the
War of the Rebellion. w. 3, BIDwELL,
1884 s. Wayne Ave. Fort Wayne, Ind.
BY mail. in plain package $1-00
Mrs. III. C. PARKER, IS A ST., Toledo o.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

VXTANTED-The address Of Mai Samuel Martin
w s7th KY. MED Inft; by N. q Hcge. Medford
Ore.
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M ( DICAL.

nSnN WILL BE PAID FOR
sDOOO any that my Liquor
.:
Tobacco and Cigarette Remedies, i'm liQ-
uid form. fail TO cure. either with
without patients knowedge-5o cents ~
and SI. Tablet form also. Mailed
receipt Of price.
900 WILL BE PAID for any Gsr<lA
- OOO Opium. Morphine and M&
Cocaine disease L cannot Treat
ment at nome, without pain or loss of time. Pay
Instruments DIR. III. c. KEITH. Specialist in
Nervous Diseases, Sill NJ st, TOLEDO OHIO
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gether with the side straps is very
smart and becoming. The small sleeve
has several tucks at the wrist instead
OF a cuff. In the gown shown, dot
ted swivel serge was used and plain
trimming bands relieve it's severity.
The buttons chosen may be of a bright
color and add materially to its adorn-
ment. The medium size needs 3a
yards of 3S-inch material.
2114-SiZeS 4 to Ia years
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w bers of Co. III. 81st Ohio. who were
acquainted with Comrade Thomason.
a pension claim Of his widow. address
Mrs. Eiiza Thomson. 90 Trumbull 81,
xenia, Ohio. Att
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VIZ ANTED-Ths addresses OF mem
Nv beers Of Co. b 18th N Y. Fl. A., who
served between November, 1865 and Au-
gust. 1855; by W. n Cohen. n. =. D. 9.
Greensboro. KY. ST
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ISLORIDA-vETERANS AND OTHERS
Il proiong your lives Exchange billiards.
for sunshine. No rheumatic, lung or stom-
ach troubles Good homes cheap. Excellent
shooting and fishing Stamp for information.
Carney & Greenwood. Weiaka. Putnam Co,
Florida
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A Small Boys Suit.

No. 2007.-This sturdy little suit is
one much liked by mothers who fashion
their small sons wardrobes. 1t con-
eists of blouse and boomers, and is not
only practical but very smart. The
aouse has a shaped yoke, from beneath
he points of which single box pleats
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-22
VOTED NOT
TO DISBAND
Meeting Of State firsmen's
Association.
HELD AT BURLINGTON
List Of Officers Elected al Annual
Gsihsrins-oihsr Business
Transacted.

narliaEsoa. Sept, si.=Ths principal
topic ~ dlscsssion today AZ he io,h
aaHsal nesting Of no Vsrmoai State
fircmsn's association uas vhslhsr no
ofsAaisalloa shoaid disband. II was
voted 10 ooailbus. And The foiiouins
officers wsFo slecisd3 rrrsidsni. II. a.
ksHi Of Montpelier hrsi vios.pfssi.
dsai, Charles n. Stevens 81 win0osti.
second vios'prcsidsni. John Donnsliy
81 vsrgsanes; third vios.pFrsldenI.
Charles .. Rich Of Midsisbury; fourth
vice presldenl, u. y. Warner Of John.
soni hith vloe.presldeni, .. q. Book
Of Randolph; secretary. . y. Moore
~ Bsnnlngion; treasurer. 10. GRAFT
81 Burlington; executive committee,
frcd Biguood Of winoossi. A. ".
CoAte Of ~. Albans. e. q. Avsrlil Of
Barre. y 81. Davis Of Morrisville and
W. II. Farrplioi Montpelier; auditors.
Moses Murray Of Middicbury aud u.
=. carmody Of Fair Haven: in,erna.
,ional representative. s. ID. Miner Of
Ncrgcnnos, and staiistician. Moses |
Murray Of Burlington.
A vote OF thanks vas extended 10
Bosiou company for iis exhibit Of q
frc alarm system and tho represents.
tive OF The company, Wilbur Tiffany,
vas elected "a honorary member OF /
The hrcfnen's association.
John II. DonDelly Of vcrgennes
two amendments io The con.
sil,ution, both OF which we're accepted.
The hrsi was 10 section 2 OF article 1.
admitting chief engineers 10 life mem.
bcrship for 81 instead OF o.. The
second was 10 section OF article J,
making the regular life membership
&c 81.
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RALLY DAY.
Al the Baptist Church Next sunday. Special
Exercises.

Al the Baptist Church Next sunday. Spsels
Exercises
Next Sunday Sept "a, will he educa.
tlonal Rally Day at the Baptist church
The pastor, Rev. Frank X Morris,
will give an address at the morning
service on 1.-THE Inspiration OF Bible
and Mission Study" The Sunday
school Rally exercises will be held In
the social and school rooms, and will
begin promptly at l2.05. Places will
not be reserved after the exercises be-
gin. Parents will kindly see that the
children are in their places at II o.
clock.
The JUNIOR Endeayor Rally will be
held at 3 30 in the afternoon. A new
superintendent will be elected and tie
work OF the next six months outlined.
Plans for the fall campaign Of Mis-
sion study will be presented at the
Senior meeting at $50. The evening
sermon will be ''The Royal Road to
the City OF knowledge" The public
is invited to these services and all not
having church home elsewhere are
invited to make the Baptist church
their regular place OF worship.
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MRS HOYT IS
lOI YEARS OLD
Birthday Of Oldest womm
in County.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Her hssllhh Fairly Good And
She Is Able 10 NsIk About
unsidsd.

. hsiahfoos aad siia Fsssfnsi iAa
stshlhs ifVm tso days vlsli a. Ma
chester, Thsy sssi ap 10 xislt N.
ksiabfposs H.oihsf. Mrs Essies Heys
sho szs i0i years old en Tharsasy
ihs ~, Mrs Hoyis ssnsfAi hsaiub -
very Feed Considering bsr age NJ
sight shd bssrihg have failed hs
sonsshsi dsFihs he past year. ~
although shs does soi so opt. sse
walks unaidsd about us hoass ami
rrosl'ss ifisads ahj OF soqsalHianess
without nsch dlniealiy. ogiis = nara,-
bsr Of then called On hsr thursday.
Mrs iiuyt lives ~iih hsr 500 T.
J. ahd siie sni il very ioTsssAie h.
haEisE Nc ssry bssi Of carr fr5n. ~
sons slio Aaosssr remarkable thing
u seeh In ihls iaaiiiy. four geBsratioss
bcinR under tho SANE roof Mr.
E1sico lioyt. hsr sou r J.. bic daaEA-
isr Cora apd her child Alice one ys.r
old
y. y. Hollls'sr. Mrs noya soa.ip-
lac, uho has heea stopping thsrv fos
some time. bad . severe attack q ID
ncss rccsnily. b1i i much better po~
and able b. b. up about the house
again.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-22
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