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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16

ssSSSSssSsSSaeSsSssss ssSssSsSsssSs>sSSS
A whole week devoted to dancing and
entertaining the army and navy guests
who did Honolulu the honor to remain
here during that entire period, sums
up the social activity about the Alex
ander Young Royal Hawaiian and Mo-
ana hotels. Manager Church gave
five dances for the officers and ladies
of the transports Sherman, Sheridan
and Buford and the officers of the bat
tleship Ohio. quite captivating the
guests by his efforts to entertain.
Manager Lake gave two brilliant
dances at the Alexander Young-his
farewell dances to the army and navy
people and local society folk-and
everybody enjoyed the diversion.
s&&
The afternoon At4Home given by
/ Princess Kalanianaole at Pualeilani
Waikiki. on Tuesday afternoon, was
largely attended by society folk. It
was dressy occasion, callers seeming
TO vie with each other in elaborate
toiIettes. The Princess was assisted
IN receiving by Mrs. George Smithies
and Mrs. Dougherty. Refreshments
were served during the afternoon, and
music by Hawaiian singing boys fur
nished a pleasant diversion.
.%sssx
Governor and Mrs. Carter entertain-
ed at dinner on Wednesday evening
Captain and Mrs. CatalI, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ,
Adams, Mrs. Lockwood, Miss Nina
Adams. Mr.. Strong and Mr.. A. L. c.
Atkinson.
.1.&.&
Mrs George P. Castle departed on
the Sononna for the coast on receipt |
of news that her mother, Mrs. Ten
ney. was quite i'll.
.&%%
Mrs Basil Duke of Kentucky. wife
of the famous confederate general, and
Miss Frances Duke arrived on the So
MONA 10 visit with Mr. Sydney NJ. Bal
lou for year.
Mrs. w. NJ Giffard and daughter,
Miss. Jennie Giffard, departed on the
Ventura last Tuesday. laden with floral
gifts from a large crowd of friends
who bade them farewell On the deck
of the steamer. They will journey to
England and spend some time in the
Isle of Wight, where they will be join
ed later by Mr.. Giffard
.@&.S
Mrs. Percy Benson was the guest of
honor on Monday evening" farewell
function in honor of her intended de-
parture for the coast. The hosts were
Messrs. Derby, Wright and Anderson
and the other guests were Miss Jen-
ME Giffard, Miss Kathleen Cartwright,
Miss Marion Scott Miss Helen Macfar-
lane. Messrs. Percy Benson, and Ran
ME Scott.
Miss Kathleen Cartwright Miss
Moss, Miss Knapp. Hon. A l.. c. At
kinson. and Judge Wilder We're the
dinner guests on Tuesday evening at
the Hawaiian Hotel of Mr. and Mrs.
Moss.
Miss Rosie Cunha and DR.. H V.
We're the guests of honor at I
a dinner given at the Moana hotel by {
Mr.. John. Bliss on Thursday evening, E
Miss Winston acting as hostess for Mr.. |
Bliss A beautiful basket of flowers I
was the center-piece and surrounding {
his was circlet of carnations spelling I
Aloha The guests were Mr.. and t
Mrs. Halves. Miss Sargent DR.. Yost I
md AR. Wright e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16

Jorkins-"My dear, wish you
wouldn't sing that song about Failing
Dew Mrs Jorkins-"Whv not 9''
Jorkins-"It reminds me too much of
the house rent.''-Cleveland Leader.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16
GREAT HEARTS.
Father Ryan.


Hearts that are great beat never loud
They muffle their music when they
come,
They hurry away from the thronging
crowd
With Bonded brows and lips half
dumb.
And the world looks on and mutters
proud
But when great hearts have passed
away
Men gather in awe and kiss their
shroud,
And in love they kneel around their
clay.
Hearts that are great are always lone;
They never will manifest their best,
Their greatest greatness is unknown,
Earth knows a little; God the rest.
THE OLD. OLD STORY.
Two sweethearts meath q sky Of
Did whisper like a pigeons
With Cupid's-
Fast in their
They swore they'd be forever
Detroit Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16
Children'S Easter Dresses
At Special Prices This Week

A beautiful assortment of fine
white dresses of the latest styles
and all nicely made, ranging in
size for children at 8 year to girls
OF Is. -
Our special discount this week OF rs pc.
INFANTS P. K. CAPES
AND JACKETS.
All new, fresh, crisp goods of
the latest modelling, SI.5o upward
Infants and ChiIdren's Wash
Hats and Bonnets for Easter.
New assortment of Infants
Lace Socks, in pink, blue, tan,
cardinal, black and white.
NEW EOLIENNES.
Very handsome washable ma
terial suitable for afternoon and
evening wear, in champagne,
cream, pearl grey, light blue and
pink. Only 4oc a yard
FINE CRYSTAL BATISTE.
New floral designs in. exquisite
oolorings and patterns. Our spe-
cial price I5c a yard Equal to
any CSC material elsewhere.
See Beretania street window.
\. S. SACHS DRY GOODS CO.
CORNER FORT AND Bka....-
STREETS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16
Fine ShirtingS
From Scotland
Are Just Here
MATERIALS CHOSEN
MONTHS IN ADVANCE
BY OUR LONDON
BUYER

u - LIN.
Selections of patterns made
many months ago in London,
anticipating the styles which
would be approved for Spring
and Summer wear.
The weavers in Scotland's
ancient capital, Glasgow, have
produced materials this wear
that show the perfection OF
years OF experiment and expe-
renee, combined with the splen-
did excellence of the sturdy
Scotch weaves.
Grounds are white with dain-
ty figures, dots and stripes.
Some with mercerized figures.
Some pretty plaids.
35c and 4oc a yard.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-24
raaes 8 WeHtsfeiten
anita n 0.

Stem yort wurbe am 0onnere
flag BON einem l6peren @emltter
iturm beimgeluht. 8uei Berjoneu
tpnroen uom 8lib erihla9en uno
aht nerlebt.
Der @Duperneur Jobniton tpie
Der Shabmeifter Waro Der gbida.
lam Snoianer iollen nit benz Bun.
oesmarihal Colbert. benz Banfier
Buroon uno peritieoenen MooDtas
ten einen groBartigen Shminoel nit
sShool Warrants" betriebeu baben.
Vile iino in Mntlaae5uftano uerlebt.
Der @ouperneur Der 6amaii.
Snieln, Garter. bat feline defamation
e~inaeianot.
unlere Geaierung bat benz ruI@
lilden ADMIRAL @nquiit. tuelder be-
tanntlib NIT orei areusern Yuffuht
I'm 3afen BON Wanita ludte, er:
laubt, Die &ranten uno 8ermunoes
ten unter ieineu 9euten nab 6oule
gu iblfen, menn oieielben Iid ourh
gbrenmort oerpflihteten, fid niht
pleoer am Rampfe 81 beteiliaen.
Sic bat benz Womiral audi erlaubt,
iib Die fir Die &epqratur Der Sdiffe
notiaen Sahen pon ieiueu Qeuten
aus Shanghai bolen gu Ianen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-24
Sett uper SO sxepreu

ibDn mltroe WrB. Winslotu's SoOs
thing Sprup BON Miuiouen uDn
Wittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
anaemenoet. Wirtt gu i'm S1lafe
ourb oaS Sbreiert zines &inoes Qes
it0rt, oaB i'm 8abuen lift unb Dor
ShmerSen meint? Wenn TO, Iaffe
iofort cine Tlaihe BON ,.Mrs.
WinSlous Sootbine Syrup" bolen.
Sein Wert lift unbeaablbar. &c Diro
benz tleinen 2ei6enoen iofort Hinoes
rung ueribaffen. BerlaBt eu6 oas
raul. Wtiitter. eS lit fein 8meifel
cariiber. Sc BELT 9iarr6De, reau,
liert ben Wa9en uno Die Niereu,
befeitiat Wino &olif, errneidt ben
@aumen. serbiaoert @ntsiinoune
uno itdrtt bas gauge Spftem.
vWtrS. WinSloms Soothing 5prup"
fir aahnen6e 1inoer lit angenebm
i'm @eibmad; bas Recept ltarutnt
bon einem oer beftem toeiblihen
Nerste in ben Ser. Gtaaten. Sc lit
bel allen Druagiiten in Der aausen
Welt Al baben. Yreis Is Gents Der
Slaid}e. &auft nidtS anoeres, als
Wirs. BinslDps SDDthina 5urup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-24

Nalens ooer pals : &atarrb mrro
iofort beieitist uno permanent furirt
ourd ~Sers Tprmalin", (Gimer
q Mmeno). Sn alien Npotbetm
5u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-24

fano ifatt. abr sleih nadj oerielben
muroen ldmmttidle lbneoiide Molt=
&c. bic auaeeen geuelen maren, neCt
baftet uno Damn folote auf Dem
Sdaobhnfa oon Stodbolm cine 0rei
tagipe Saladtecei, i'll Der 600 Der
ber0prraqsnoitsn Wdnner s5due.
oen's uris 2eben tamen. Dos 1T
oaS 5lutbao oon 5tudbDlm. cine
Der ablbeulihltea Eaten Der neueren
@efbidlte. Nfs ole Runhe 0elfel-
ben oufh aos 2anb ocane, broh Der
Nufita.,o uun Weueln aus, 8pftop
Bala muroe Iein 5iherr. @ntiitlai.
mnBte nad Odnemauf fl1d)ten uao
5hmeoen muroe FIR imnaer lelbfts
ftdnoig. Die Rallmorifdje llniDu NOR
serriifen.
Muh in Ddnemarf brad bet Nufe
itanb eeeen 8Duiq @briition aus.
Seine Ontel Triebridl murne gum
&Dnig ernunnt. er lelbft aefanoen ee=
| nommen uno nad Gem 5hfoffe Sonz
oerbura auf Nllei; 9ebrabt. Wa,,
aeiot in einem gnra oeS SAlu{le8
nod oas 8efdnguiS, in BEN er
adtsehn Sabre augebraht Bat. Sin
enger Hania. in Der Witte lteht eilt
9i{h nit rubber iteinerner Slate.
I'M oislen Gid lou opr 8Duig rnae<
lps uerunleepoHhert fem uno o.ai'ei
nit bem Waaef DEG einen Oannens
iber bic glidpfatte hingeitreiFt ba.
ben. Sings utn Die Slate lduft Ell
ne leidJie 8pne, oas lift Die Spur oes
Daumeiis 8bniaa @briitan's. Grit
1919. uahoem er auf Die 8rDne
persibtet bate. erbielt er Elm bsis
feres 8efdnanis uuf 9hloB Rat'
lunobore; bort 1T er sebn Sabre
ipdter Seforben. seine @eibihte
baben feline ihlimmiten Teiube, Die
Goliaen Danemarts unb 5hueoens,
uns iiberliefert uRo 10 iino mir benn
AUDI iebt taumt n,ebr inn @tause, oies
fen eiaentiimlihen &arotter ridtia su
beurteilen uno bic Iraett oieleS
Weni1enlebens gu periteben.
N~ormesen's Selbiitdnbiafeit ars
belt fth nidt, es Yant i'm 2auie Der
Sabre sur bdniiben BrDpins berab,
bic D0n Statthaltern Der odnifd]en
4Dnige re9iert muroe. @rft i'm Sabre
1914 tam mieoer BAG unabbdnaigs
teitsgefiH gum Musbruh. Damals
bate 8e%rnabotte, Der 8ronprins BON
Shweoen, ben bdniiden @6nia
Srieorih ben 5ebiten burb einiae
@efehte 9e5pungen. inn Nurpeaen
absutreteu, Sn Normeeen mar our
Belt Brins @brliiian. Der 0effe Trieos
rih's oeS Sediten. Statthalter, Nla
er,erfubr, mas aefd,eben, berief er
cine MISUNDERSTANDING, lieB Wor.
megen unabbdnaia ertldren, cine
Terfaffuna annehmen uno fiG gum
&0nig mdblen. Mber WernaoDtte
orana in Wormeeen elm, ihlua bic
Gorweger uno smana 1ie eirteu 5ries
ben nit ibm 81 iblieBen. in Dem er
ielbit Die gerfafiung Mormeaens on.
ertonnte, inbem iie fi9 aber in bic
WereiniaunG n,it G1meben finoen
uno i'm uno feline NahfDmmen als
&Dniae annebmen muBten. Spater
bat Damn oer Wiener RonareB oieie
Ibmahungeu beitdtiat. ghriffian
aber ging nah Ddnemart surif uno
tDnroe elmer Der beiten 86niae, Die
Sdnemart lie gebabt bat.
Das lit Die @esdidate Der noroi=
iAen uniDnen. Sebt piro iebes Der
orei 2dnoer mieoer einen eieenen RD=
mig haben, uie pDr laugen, [auaer
Sahren uno oann merben Iid, mol bic
orei &6uiae au elmer neuen Union
p~ereinigen. Ob BET oieien Dreis
80nigsz Bunonis tuDl beiieres beraus.
fonmt als bel Der REORGANIZATION Der
friiberen Yeit2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-24
" II 8 n D.

Oie fraus0Itld]e Geateruna hat
Der oeutIhen cine Nt,tnortnote in
8eaug uuf Die Waroffo=5 rage suee=
iauot. uniere Sepelben ietlen ben
WprtIaut oerlelben nidt nit, bsbaup.
ten aber, Der Snbalt lei oolitdnoio
unbefriehiaeno. Die 0ote laI1e bic
Worotfo.T ra9e aenan in oemlelben
3uitano. in Dem Iie mar, ebe Die
Ierbanolunaen h%eoannen.
Sn Der pofnifdeu 5toot qoos
hahen bte 5traBentdHapFe mieoer be.
a0nneu. Sc lit FL blutiQen 3nlum
menit0Ben smil6eu ben 8iiraern uno
Dem Wtlttdr qefommen. Gin einem
TaQe IoGen neullW in oielen GQms
pfen fiinfaia Berfpuen eetDtet uno
200 nermuuoet ietn. Der Streif 1T
aIgemein. Mne fFabrifen uno @ert=
itdtten lino aeidlDRen. Sn oielen
5traBen finn gotritaoen aebnut.
ueber Die 6taot 1T oas 8rieqsreh.
perbdnat mDroer.
Der ruiiilhe Safer bat an Die
W1intferien Elm Muno'hreiben ee-
laubt. in benz er Iih oaaeaan per-
mahrf. als fDnnte bic Nntport. ole
ct Der Semiter Delegation qah, 10
aua9eieQt lneroen. oaB CT mirflih
fonititutioneGe 8uitdnhe berbeifIbs
rem moQe. Wn Der Nutofratle ueroe
inter feinen umftGnoen qeriittelt
peroen F; biefea @runoprinSip Der
rulfiIhen 8egieruna miifie unerlhht,
teri bleiben.
Die @fdubi9er Der ba~nterotten
.Snternatiunol Bant & grut Conn
panb" in @uaoolaiaro baben auf
tire Soroeruugeu Is Gents am Dul.
lar erhaltens
- Inter rieiiger gei(nobme ieis
tens aler Beo6lterunesflaieu 1T
General @umes in Sapona beeroiat
Fmoroen. Sn Der &apele anf Dem
grieobofe muroe Der Sarg BON Der
Xafette, auf Der er bef6rbert noroen
NOR, auf einen 8atafalf oeItelit, 100.
rauf elm feierlibes &equiem celebriert
muroe. Die 2eibe murbe porldufia
in eiuem @ruftaemDlbe beigeiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-24
Sismard's Triepeusltebe.

ginen neuen 8elee fir Gle aufrids
tiae Srieoenaliebe Bismards nnD
iein observation-disclosures Beitreben. audi
etnen geredten uno nnsiihtsreihen
8riea gu permeioen, folonge er nid1t
abiolut n%otnenoig par. bringt bic
i'm SUM : 6eft Der nDeutiden Re.
pue", berausaeqeben BON &idaro
Tleiider, ner6Hentlihte T~prtiebnne
Der Grinneruneen beg @enerolfelo.
marimauS b. Soc. So laar i'm Sabre
1867, als infOl9e tes 4urernburaer
&onflifts Der Wusbruh zines Rrie.
aes smilhen Breubeu uno 5rantreih
orohte.
nBefanntli9" idreibt b. 2oe, Ger
su iener Belt preubiiter Wjlitdrs
attade in BariS mar, .bielt oama(8
Moltte, oun Der ueberleeenbeit Der
oeutIhen Irmee iber5euat. ole sso,t-
bauer unlerer Beiebung uon 4prem
burg fit piinibensnert uno Iproh iih
fir Nnnobuae Dec fransDGf@en Ser.
ausforoeruuo aus. Shm sesenaber
maren Der &Dnig unb Bismard fir
@rbaltun9 bes Srteoens. Mtit 6dlfe
Der 2onoDner 4onferens aelanQ ea
am il. Wai 1867. ben 2uremburger
STREET. 81 beenoen uno ben orobeu.
ben &rieg ~ab3uuenben. Datuit mar
audi Die Seit meines fhpn perlanaers
ten 4Ommart0DS bel Der gptlhnft in
Baris abgelaufen. Obalei1 ib ihun
am 3. Wfdr3 gum RDmmanbeur bes
neutrality-suspicious. $50. 7 in
Bonn ernannt mar. uno n1ein Mah.
folger, Der WajDr i'm @eneralitabe
b. b. Burg, iib bereits felt Woden
in Baris befano. 10 bate ih bod ben.
8efebl erbalten. meaeu Gteioeruua
Der 4rieg89efabr meinen Boiten nidt
81 perlafien. Sept iollte i'd bas
&Dm1manoO meines &egiments iiber.
uebmeu. Gls id midi am 4. SUM
beim 80niae, eiueu Gage opr oel1en
Nbreiie CUR Nu8iteIuna nod Baris,
meloete. traf i'd ben @rafen 8ismard
i'm T0r3immer
s6err Oberit," iaste Der Meinifter,
lid erntuiiere Sbnen CUR uebers
nobme Sbres ld6nen Heaiments.
Sb babe SIRE BARRIER Berid1te nit
aroBer aufmerfiamteit eeleien." Q(s
i'd midi itumm uerbeuete, fubr @raf
8ismarf fort: SD peiB idon, mas
Sic iageu m0Qen. Sic oenfen, Der
Winiterprdiioentii lit 1866 niht frieasz
iden 9etueien; tuarutl mar er oenn
iebt, 100 CT ben Siee iiher bate? Das
lit ribtig. arieasiheu bin i'd ME.
penn ib bic @otmenbiofeit fiir naeir
gaterlano fenne, &rie9 gu fiibren.
Diefe Wotwenoiateit lag 1866 Dor.
Cine anoere W6alihfeit, Die Sabr.
bunoerte alten aonfifte init Deter.
reid 81 l0ien, CAB es nidt. Nad<
Dem oies aber 9eiheben, puroe Der
sFrieoen Elm ebenip unbeoinotes St.
foroernis. DEM id) fann niht, nur
neil Srantreih fbpab 1T, All einem
3rle9e raten. HiemafS peroe id
gum &rieae berausforoern, neil mir
bic StGrferen itno. uuo un Die Sc.
legenbett 81 benuben, eiaen ipateren
Trieg oteuetdt au 0ermeioen. Sb
TRACE Dem R0niae. benz 8aterlanoe
uno Soft eeqeniiber Die Yerantwur.
tuna fiir Die ihmeren Opfer, bic ieoer
&rle9 Dem 2anoe auferleat."
9eioer bat maj, i'm Wus(anoe ME-
mails oaran aeoaht, benz eiIerneu
&analer oiele unentpeete 5rieoens-
llebe %au5utraueu. CT blieb fiir feline
Wloeriader aqeaeit Der Wann BON
nBlut uno gifen".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-24

S SdenerneDer's 0%art-oua.
aeaelhneter sFamilien= Nufentbalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-24
@tnes gaaes

iueroet Sbr eri6reden iiber Sdmerseu
III ben Glnsepeioen uno Qppenoicitis
betlrdten. Or, Sings Neue Qebenss
Blllen turieren ale Mage1s uno Inter.
lelbsbeidtperoeu, Sopfiamer5en, @uu.
lud]t etc. gu baben bel !. @alteper &
SSo9n, Geo. s. s. S9niot, @ig. unb
@oolf DreiB, nur 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-24
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
MaaemetneS aommiTtpus @efd6,,

Wir banbeln in 8orn, Safer, aorn.
mebl. Webl. Jutterftoffeu aler Nrt, 6iit.
ner'Wei8en, 8uferr0br Samen, aaffir.
8orn, oentiber Sirie uno Seu - in $40.
genlaoun9en D6er neniger.
8ir eriuben url goniignatiuneu Doe
GanoessBrobucten. SdneIe grlebiauno
Der Seidafte. Maenten fur bic Dmohe
Badina gomnann.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-10-18

Beautiful Easfes
They are in White and Gold and Oak.
A large line to select from. Prices
very low. Also the largest line of
PICTURES ever shown in the city.
See our line of beautiful pictures
flied into nice frames with glass.
Complete only 10 cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-10-18
About that Stove or Range
You Need?

We want to sell either a Range, Heater or
Cook Stove to every family in I>aurens that can
possibly use one.
We still have the agency for Bucks, the
greatest and admitted best line Of Stoves and
Ranges i'll the World, so we are going to roll up
our sleeves and place one in every home where
we possibly can.
Every Bucks Stove or Range sold by us
will make a friend for our store. They have
more satisfied and pleased users than any other
make.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05

Continued from First Pngco

for permanent fund for the care of
lots in Grand Wow cemetery, and n
meeting of the association will soon
hc called To take official action in ref
crcuco to the natter Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams Footc have changed their
plans about returning Immediately and
have gone to visit friends in san An
tonic. Texas. Rolln Barton and fam
ily-N a. Hymgtou viii spend some
time in Chicago and Wisconsin before
going To- California.-'rhc schools ron
orally commenced again Mondav.-Miss
Christine Nurricr, ~ schrolmatc, Of
Mortified has been visiting Phcho
llorsford.--At the annual meeting of
the Sunday school tho following Off
GERS were elected for the year: prcsi-
dent, John \. Lewis: secretary, Katc
Beach; superintendent, Miss Anna BY
ington; treasurer, Richard Dean; com
mittco. Mrs. T. II. liorsford, l.. Il. Nc
Nell Ethel Byington. rho school has
made a gain of 81 new members and
is In a nourrishing CONDITIONAL
largo rartv Of young people cuiovcd
New Years eve skating party ON
LiNcrmorc's pond-Mrs. Joseph pcv-
etto returned from Bellows Fails last
misunderstanding Lodge installed
now safe in their room last Saturday
for the preservation Of their records
in case Of fire
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

john Nanny of burlington is ASSISTING
Henry Russell i'm the blacksmith shon. --
Al ont ST couples attended tho dance m
tn" NJ W. \. hall Friday cv.ninr.-Nfi-a
olive 'ady is spending New Years Will
her parents IN Johnson George Bartlett
~. was here last week with hs SON
6. l.. Iartlctt. Mr. bartlett has loou
travelling in the Far East for the past
two or three years, being in Russia ut
tine time tn" war brake out. They iort
for Madison Wis. Thursday neut. the
bone of George Bartlett, ST.
Henry iuros" of Bolton and Potter
LHrosc and two sons of DuXbury visited
their sister, Mrs. Clark Churlcs, tho first
of the wcck.-Mrs. Mary Chambcrlin of
Richmond WAS the guest of Mrs C. $
brewster ever SundaY.-The Dramatic
club Will present the drama "Dut. the
Miners pauehtcr,' at Richmond tie 9Th.
Th"N haVc new songs to introducc.-NIr
l"aNotts people spent New Years with
friends at Jciicho-M. T.. brewster spent
New Years with friends 1T Johnson
Tie ladies' viii have "a sociahlo at the
NJ. W. y. hail Wednesday evening. Do
ccmh"r H. CaEe and coffee will be- served
Doris. the young daughter Of John
Miles is ill.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05

~ i'll with typhoid fever, is GONZALES
ccnt.-Chester IIallock has moved 10
ms iather's house in the village and
wiz open meat market. Frank Pat
TICK is illlinE his large ice housc.-Thc
ii'nespurgh high schol class of 1904
had reunion and sleigh ride Saturday
oNchIng'- Seymour Pierce of the L. V.
M' mas bocn spending tho holidays with
ms parents. Mr. and Mrs. coburn
l1crco'- Mrs. Frank j.. Andrews has re-
,"fh"d from visit to her mother in
burlington DR.. -. c. Hawlcy of Bur
ilhEton was in town last week for
counsol with DR. Hanson in the case
or H. H. Palmer, who is seriously ILL
Mrs. {. j. Russell ana daughter Ilcnc,
nave returned to burlington after
spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. +. Rcmlngton.--Mr and Mrs
ray clark of Waterbury were guests
OF W. w. Davis Sunday--TI. g. Cassi
dN' who has been spending tho holt
days with his family, left Monday for
trip through Massachusctts.--'Ih
regular communication of Patriot
Lodge +. ana \. NJ. win convene at
their hall Friday afternoon at two
O clock sharp.-Thc annual installation
or the Officers of Cummings Post and
corps Will be hold at special meeting
TO be held at their hall on Friendship
avenue at 1850 sharp saturday after
noon January :. to ho preceded by an
oyster dinner given Ivy the post at .
O'Clock sharp. Nl comrades with their
immediate families arc cordially invit-
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by his pulpit last Sunday and n SCR
mon was read by Il. Il. Jordan.--Thc
annual meeting and election of officers
of the Womcn's Foreign Missionary
society Will he held at the parish house
Thursday afternoon at 2.3O O'clock
George Dclcmctcr has bought the
Ryan farm, so-callcd, in "Bcartown,"
and will move his family there tho first
of next weck--Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Hopkins of Waterbury visited their
grandson, DR.. Hopkins, over Sunday
Thoy brought a piano with them for
Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. Or. Hop
kins is in tnderhill Center nursing
Mrs. T.. w. Henry, who is very low
with heart troupic.--Thc village
schools opened the winter term with u
very good attendance in both depart
ments. Tho schools arc i'm charge OF
the same teachers as last term. viz:
Miss Mary I.cary, teacher of higher
grade, and Miss Myrtle pcasc of the
lower gradc.-Carroll Ilosford and
Henry Pcasc Of West 1olton aro board
Ing at Mrs A. G. lloskins, and at
tcudiuw school
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RICHMOND.

M
., VI i|'"9 l'r"cK "ilIH f'-
INNS '',''l '''''.i 1'"h monday morn
.H mum Wv "'-l"'E near Inc
l '"'"' ''"' ''''"'h was luf"" ID
,'"' '''' N'-''' Sustaining dlslocat'd
"''" was SCI ny Dr. S"cl'Y.
80, '.''".'' E-"i''n'r CO. st"rt"t
,'i''' ''''' ''o'''H WIN 'holr own power
49,, ''7 SUI. .t'"''" St'H'l Tor 'ivcnlc4ty.
.'Ih'n Nhl'e ana J"hn Hogan went
- 'no'o"i"o nohd frld"N to hsh through
we rec Tor pl'hcro! ana returned we'll
''"''"'d' haNIh% captured ~ and mono
S"'"H'r IMAM wv" ana "ne-halt to three
i""h"S'- mere came near being a seri-
o"S acc'u'nt NJ the railroad crossing sat
r'"'N "rterh"oh' y. Eissell and John
"""io7 ur"Ne on the crossing with load
81 logs J"St as the north-hound mail
'r'lh "1S "histl'nT for the crossine'
| around the curve. When the load struck
,m' r"''r"ad IRON the team WAS stalled.
!" i'"'upt actlon 81 IlSs' II saved his
'''" an" rig. lie ran mp the track aud
'-''''''u III" engineer who brought his
.'"" 10 stop about six feet from the
'''i'i.-An overturned Rochester lamp
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HINESBURGH,

Mrs Albert Ray is living this winter
with Mrs Henry IIull.--H. NJ Hun.
new store is done and they began To
move in goods Monday.-There was a
'ot OF peochhuts last all and that with
the light snow fan has encouraged
great ilocks Of crows to winter in this
Nicinity,-The roll call and annual
meeting of the CONGREGATIONAL society
was held last Wednesday. II. NJ. Page
was chosen moderator and II. NJ HUI
clerk. The financial committee are A.
sykes III. NJ. Page, Is. l.. Byington, Il. o.
Martin, i. Il. Dow, Mrs H. NJ. HUI and
Mrs. q. ID. Boynton. The collector and
treasurer is y. ID. Partch. The church
was reported out of debt with n little
balance in the troasury--A whist club
has been organized and the second
meeting was held Friday cvenlng-Dr.
Larnor was in Burlington over Sunday.
Ernest Partch, who has been serious