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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Weitern WarDIano Balm.
Srat am 81. gebrnor 1905 In araft.

Trat am 81. 1%ytbruar 1905 tn craft.
8lge ~peridfGl Stlen.Statiun. fuie tOlgt:
Sngltd.
4.20 HDrnt. - G6nculiig, Sdnptlinie, 6uaerss
70 Nab.iesbDro, ". 4 W. Blbn nib Den
Gttber, Iro auSle1ommpn SrnninQs g.. ",
gdbn Sarcod. 6bambersbnrg. Wartirisbura
unh Binbciier,
1I.25 9l5cnSs = affom. mad tt~nton.grtose.
1dgiif, snsgenomnrn gunutass.
riuis oitIi6 Ton 0niorDd Strobe. Carlisle uno
~. & s. gabu.
s.1b Born. = !SnnptGiuie. oascrsipirr. Suneod,
@btrpcns6irG Greoertd, GntmitisDuIa uno
". & VI. Qabli bis elftOH.
10 - Sotnr. NffoHi. mad uHionsRrtoae,
gor, mo 8etiusburg.
225 giudT. - MfnIn. nddt @nnrb.grobe.
325 Ysn6m. aff1m. rada @lto rb,Brcbe, z.
& 8. SID, foiuie flori.
415 Room. MffoIn. nlt llnion.grioee.
800. gahrn. gIpreB na4 aSsitatirfter
toipit lorte Saneod. 5reoeria, gmHttts6urs
'5.25 gladm.. = G1preh uad Vol, samousr
nno @rttpStnrg.- (1arlpr.Gar.g
$50 glatln. - slffonI. mao @morp.Srobe.
615 s.benhs - effom. mad lfnionsPrlbae.
500 abeHoS - affom. mad gmorn. 8rooe.
Tnr Sunntags.
$50 fiqrnt. - WHOM. mao unionsBtioac uno
Sdnpber.
40 Gachin. = Mffent. nan @morpsesrobs.
Sdlt iittt an bet yennihIu1r to sgIse. sGfaitor.
.gtIlet' nn6 @epids qilreatf, albdigb's, gde
ebntleS' IMP lfrirgipue Sirahss 81.
St0e halfsn an untefr. NeHnfblhauin .sioe.
Snlfrt' I'm slaiFreaf. lRsItb ,s%tptnuel SiaiiaH,
n 3. ~. &eusa. u. y. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Nus Dem 5nucrCn Marplnn0'S mi
ben anGrcnicnDcn Sinntrm.


Sn YrincCB Mime 1torb Tralt So-
rob Z. Coma inn &Itrr Don Of (<obs
rcll aus @rom iibcr Sen ZOO ihrCr
SdNpeltcr, Der Dor &llr3Cn I'M Sitter
pom 80 Sobrcn geitorbrncn N%totbiIoe
&oncS. nit ipcldcr Tie ibr auu5c@ &c.
ben }uinmmCn AcIcbt bate. Gberit
Charles GboiQc Yona, ser befum1tc
Nirifoforihcr, mcld5cr in lGuibinQtou
mobnt, lit Gin Sticiiobn Der &critor-
bellcll.
SIRE &croicu tic amer.
fouut.
Sm SprinQiicl0cr &rrcu 2tipl bel
Sptcapinc mltroc Trou &oo g.
Gnolif, sic Motronc ser @lnitolt. Don
ocll Nlt1citeltcn lulo Mdrtcru nit
Cincm mcrtbpolcn Ning in 9lncrfcn-
nlr10 ser Hld)tltng, in mcld)cr bic
Srolt bel glQcu itollo, bciGcnft.
Inns 2ebCn Ncfummc IL.
Ger Sormcr &ntn6 NcnocI pon 60
bctorun. MoibiuQton Gmuntu, fam
oli ionbcrborc g&ciic mn'9 2cbeu. Gr
bate i'd 5luiid)cn 5lpci @o6nid)mcI.
len nebcl DEM @clCilC Scr ,NScltlidcu
MorDIGnbCr @obn" Ncicbt mo murs
sc BON Den Ndicncn0cn Der Srofts
~lun09pnS 10 idnucr on @opi nCrlctt,
Onb CT nlli Gem NSc1e nod 0cnt so
lpitnl in SnQcr$tolun itorb. Die
Nobnbcnnltcn bcH1crtten 0cn onldcis
memo III iidcrcr GutiCrmrng Siben
6cn 3i Ipdt. Ter 3uQ bicIt ~iolort
an mn nohnl ocn &crlcttcn nit llud)
SugcrStolun III bn5 @oipitol. Giniae
Der Ncrmonotcn Genocl9 iino Der
2(uiid)t, oob ser 6orntcr bcroll6t NM
crmoroct mo Damn in Die iibcn0c
StcIlltna ncbcn 0cn WcIeiicn &c.
brnd)t mllr6e.
Gin Woro bel NtGoutic-
GitD.
Won ncrmltbet. 0oB in GhcIlnut
9(cd, cincm tIeinen Grtc am Geitldlls
DC, et,uo - Meilcn bon Ntlontic-Gitp
cnticrut. Elm Moro ucriibt milr0c, IL.
cir 4etcftip or6citct nm Oen Sail
olli. 2cbteu Miittuod) iono Gcef
Sobnion Gin @epobner pom Vort Nc.
public, Dos ctuo cine Weilc BON
GbeItnlIt.9ted enticrnt it, sic Der.
fobltc 2eihc Senninq5 Mathis. Ct.
ncS o6t3igidbrigcn Wreiie5. Sic lag
III cinent an 0oS Sans a~nItoben0gn
S6uppsr, Scr ebcnfuuS tbcihpeile
ourd) Ieuer 5crItort NOR. 9ltdl Gas
umIicQcnOc @ebiiih mar orrbronut.
Won gloil6tc GnfongS, Nntbi5 babe
bel Dem Terindlc, Die 5Ionlnlct 81
eritiden, ieinen Zoo %geiunben. Spa.
tere Nodioridungen ergo6er o6er.
oaB Elm Rarb dlSqefiibrt mllroc uno
oaB 0ober Der Nltc getootet iein
biirfte. Chen Mathis, Elm grltoer oes
Socteit. begnb lif nod Dem S6ou.
plate Der Grngooie mo inuo. oob
bos Sous gepIiinDert, oesgleid]en
qitdl Der Softer ieines 9rllbers er.
broden Hito berdubt ipproen NOR.
Nnn pGb man. ooh cine hctt1htlid)e
,8elaiBDune jHI Snnie mt. On crft
,5lusi lage poralcm Sope oes @reiies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
GBciaprnfc Sampfcr'G

Gbclapcafc SampfcrsGUmpaanic.
Gbciopraie fmic.
Glegn1ltc Vdiiugtcr Euntpfcr agluquitd" mo
tsMllaniu" ud6
Cln Ypttt Comfort uno HiDri1it, 60.
camper h~crlutlclt baltimore iuplih (uu&lc
tniitltctt Sorningeb nm $50 gthtn6S uuo taHti
ntclt ~ Glo ISpint Comfort I'M & llbr U(urUeit3
mo IN yioriolf nm 7tb Wiot0cns az, nI
lhilebenb. an oie GticnbdbnBlne llnG uuel
Ellltttell oe5 GiihCn5 u1O Sifolpciten5.
Tort Jiiurr.3inic.
Slcgaliie Ydilagicr Sampler ,G5urlOt.s' uno
Baltimore"
nadi @eft,Gpint uno RidImuub, va.
9nttpfer ~bctldicu Baltimore tdgli6 tnrSQC,
~ttoiniicIl Golllltnge) I'M 3 llDr g,uhmlltag5 mn
tuiflttei AT Wclisllntut INT 1870 DtUrutlt5 mIS
81 HibntOio nm p.2b WturdcuS an,
Ste, an Oioliiaqcn. Mittpp6eft lm6 SrcliGpcH
bon Vnlttnlote nhfQbrcloen 6unpf.r. mo otc
bon AeitsBotnt an Sicnitnpeu, SonneriiuGcu
mo SHnltingen Gbfnbren, lcQer IN @luuccilcrs
BotSt llllo NIlluno'5 an; mo Bic an Sicuitu,
gen. Sptitccftapen mo Snmiia0ct bon g,nitit
more tlio Gl. Wlontdaeti, Wlithopben uno Srcis
idAeti bon 9Sc'. Buift nbfubrcubcn Eaapicr
l.cgel il ,OorftopH uno GIap.Nani an tUei Rilp
itiqciH gSetterl.
Sanipter Scriaiicn Sniiimurc uurt Bier Gr. Is
ntb ~, Siabtitrubru.yrcrf
9utUa9lufle had allen FuHttru i1Huen &C.
litcrt, @epnd dutgeaeheu lIub HuiGteni,nintcr
M Tprqno ~rcieroirt lueroet IN oen bicitGcu
Wtllet Vilrcnlir: 9r. Ji7, EorosNIorles Styaic,
Gr. ~, Sit.9nitimcrrs sitnbc. Ooet oeu Naupii
Nlreolt: W. 800. Emit stta6r, Baltimore. pio
Bcnben Softer, &. I. Nbisni,
OciL. OcldnftStuDter 0ct sdC 1untCra Wl,ui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
NorNbentidcr 9lobb.
I~csclmafiae 9ampfidififabrt
Jpiidlen

Hcgelmaft9e SdntphdiffaBrf
5lpii6en
Baltimore nnb Bremen
0ur6 Die nelten into e%rprobten, nit
alien 9cqremIihfeiten p%eriebenen
Eoit0ampfer erIter alaiie:
nGbein," ngranoenburg,"
yNedar," ,Gbemnis,"
.Wain," ,8reSIau."
Die Grpeoitionstogc iinO nie ioIgt;
- bon Baltimore:
Main" Mittmod). Sen 3. Mai
NahmittagS , lIbr,
,Sonloucr." W(ittmod, ocu II. Wtoi
9tad.n .agS ) llbr.
y9rc8lou," Mittnodl Sen 81. Wtui,
Nad)mittog9 , ltDr.
yGbcnulib," WtittmodL Den 81. ltoi,
Nnd)mittogS , llbr.
,@ronOcnburN." Wtittuod), ocu =.
SUM, Nohnlittog3 . llbr,
oNluirL" Mithuod), ocn fl. Sluli,
Nodrmitto9S , llbr.
3pcite Saiiite-T
V,gu $4,000 an,
3wiIheuoeds. Saliage.Sreiie:
Ron baltimore nate sremen $500
Non Srcmem uaG baltimore $3.50.
RanSrelie.siaete puu Baltimore nadl Bremen
uno 5nrtd S1i 81.
g8cocn Sra6t uno Faiidge ,usroe man fth
an Die 8eucrdlsT9cnieit
u. Sdnmad)cr & &c.,
Rr. Z. Siib.@up-S troBe,
ODER
Gounro Maine,
Office sts uHeutiheR GorreiscnoentrH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
NssgIanb nxS BenuisluaRia.1ahn

8aee berlafteH Ru Instrumentation:
7.80 Rorm. na6 Dcrf, tdeli$, musoenom.
men gOnUtdes.
$50 8crm. mad Delta. NUT SoritagS.
ESQ mad 8eiair, tdeIt1. ansgenonnmen
Gnnntaes.
s.25 Radm. nd6 gorf. tteIi4. anssemom.
men eonutagS.
400 gadm. nab 3elta, mir Gomitaes.
400 na1 Delta, tdoItN, ausoerorInisn am
81 Sount1g. r
600 Ra6m. mao grrair. taeIi3, aussenous.
men 6onnt1gS.
1000 Nbeubs. nd4 Belatr. Hur GpHntaes.
1fA6 U6enbS, mao teiair, Htittipo0 Snb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Baltimore SnmpiE atctsG So.
LNlnr Muh nhArrLnlnn NlnINInir

9ic &cr. Staten @uit bcf6rocrnn.
Snmpicr in6reu tiqlih. GunningS ul5Gcrotts
n nin5, = eI 'rot Ge' IA 3@ S Smsrn n*'erg, Tf, ,, XXX TX
Eoipi Comfort Torfuli. Portsmouth uuo alien
@'inIici oce Sit6cnS. &cruiuounQ in Slb
Nrint Comfort nit . G.. & 9. Gtieubnbn. 9iad
hiidrmono, &crbtnnuna IN Portsmouth NIT ncnt
aScubpurb gir zine" ioIibcu 3ta bon FortS
i1pnib nnd 9%ltlnntu. IN @%ioriolf NerbinOnnG
NIT Der ,%gItluniic Gait glue, Noriolf mo
Carolina. g|t0riult mo fitolif. 9iortplf mo
lpcitIih mo rSlo EomiUiou Cine" nn9 gtelus
bcril &nlbtrItot NsG., mo Atidnono, Nd.
Wlabl5Citen nah curopdiibem @ldne. Purlis
ri6ie NuiittCtl5immer C~lCttriihc VcleItdtutg,
9Gmpibcilnuo. Noicu frct, Mcfcruirtc dHiitcfi
thinner IN 6cu GiucisV ircnur Der Ban Glue"
Nr. 32t, gScii Baltimore Struic. Ar, 6OG unb
h0S. ptabts Strubc. e. 81. =. Cttjcc, Giiouit Gde
Baltimore luo Gnlbcrl SirnGc, Continental
Iutit Niilhinp mn @lbuug0S, Charles uno
Ycrin0tolIs StruGc.
SuIu n. Sheriuupo, e. Vrpiuu,
Gicc Frdi, II, Sen. aWtulngcr. @cu Fdii. glgclt
tNCi2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
. Sic ,Qiuic."

~ USiitSiph
Tttraitioe &diiersJiuute nnl6 ben aannT nab
philadelphia tdglttb CSonntngs dus%genommcn)
unl . ll6r yladniiiiaqs. bon Der Gtcbts unb
4rat.sS traBe. On VettertoH. Uic., nr0 Gbeiicr,
"a, nH6nlteu0. 9lut Sed Cad 9tiiuoeipbin)
$3.50, Aaiiiie $500. @Ifiriion, 10 Gage all,
TIC. $3.50. 8ldidbrt nit oer ~. & 8. Gifefz
balm" $3.50. 9iep 2ori tper Nabn bon Vbilns
oclpbin) $500. erfur'ion Oh Iaqe) $500.
,Scrncr Grr6iu6rt 9tucte rad gltlantic eit9,
6dpc WiCD li1o inb r1r6lidcfl Innfter. 5abt,
HtlCte itth i'm Viirenu uub bel gtlbaiab'e ia
babcn. Nider iiHo geJffnct sum @eleGct bon
9nicn fir SUtntdasfdulcm NIB 8erCiuc etc. ffr
GIflriionen apf 6eu fbnetiabrenhen 3dg6ooten
.foro Baltimore" lnh ,4cnn," 0ereir 1ubrteu
mad Geticrton unb GGciupeafes6itD, Wlo., I'M
Slili Beginner. Yiat tGteibe Ooer peHbe fit
an
Clarence s6riuer. Ngeut,
C0l-) UT. 204. giabtStrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
9ambmrgsM
Judd
SoppclIdranbcu'
GrprcE- mno Eaiia9icr.G icnit.

. Scacn 6n SuOer fir spnoon rno Hnrio an,
Nnmbnrg. Nmcrisa.H inic,
81 @ron0lpop Ncm,Norf.
Nrtbnr ". HObion,
t27 Oit,9oItimorc.Str.
Hni nlicu Nlagc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
@eswd(u
puut empfebleHsmertbeR Sinass-,
Gugrps- unb Gnbetail-0 eIhGfteR.
Sinan3ielGes 8.
9anfen.

Waritel.
Sirit Natiorlal 9anf, 16, 8eIt.Sara.
toga = Strobc; S. 8. Serguion,
YrGiioent; s. 9. 8iIcor, 8aiiirer.
Sormcr8' ono Nerdants' Wat!onoI
8onf. 301, Noro,GborIes StrnBe;
GhoS. Z. Grane, RrGiioent; Garter
y. 08blrrr, 9oiiircr.
9eiltihc 9ont, 2erington. unb Soli.
bop.Strabe; q. s. Shul3, Brdii.
bent; au9ult @eber, 9oiiirer.
Commercial nno 6armers' Hational
@onf, Somur6. uno 8ermon-Str.
8eItern NotionaI @anf, IA, Norb.
@ltom.S traBe; Soibua g. Sarpep,
BrGlioent; 8. @arrtott. 9aiiirer.
9roocrS' anb NcdanicS' Tational
9anf, Gutaiu. unb 5npette.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

sntnapcIis. Wli. Ncbat stotion. 750 nub
Station, 800 nno 900 BORN. 1905 Wsits
TAGS. 400. 1913, 600 mo 21t. 10 abenos.
5..osrif, Wf. HpnGsStnttpn. fa.i5. ig.4H q,
@nmosuf2 iniion, r.35. 1900, 0f5 uto it0.09
BORN. II %, 1880 uno 1920 aterbs.
&inteiter. W.. HohufsS Cation. ITO 2. urb
l2t3 Y. Characterization. H.20 B., Is. 90 nns
1880 Rohm.
6aasrstoun, Wt ~cbaIsg taiion. is.45 Horm..
1850 ai1dni. 9auioerlS iniion, 1900 Sorrn.
1850 mo 400 Id6ut.
GlitpttsG ttp ure ut. Airn. gnnioeu'S tat!on,
H.3b. N.15 yorrt., II 90. 1880, 1920 Radm,
$50 hr;o stt.45 ahetos.
Curtis yan, gamoen.G tattor. e.2s BORN.
snrnb, VT. Rehabilitation, e2.43 Sadun.
Gnniber. Chiffon. 1900 Hlhm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Sparbanfen.
Central Saoines 9anf, CHARLES
uno 2eyington.S Strobe.

0anfierS uno Naflsr.
Somblcton & 60, IL, Slt.2erington.
Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

@runbeigentbuxts. NufIer.
Iierre 6. 9iigan & Hepbetp, 16,
2egington-S troB..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

9aubol5.S1noler.
Sbos. MattbepS & Con, Canton.
Mpenue uno MIbemarle.G trake.
Geo. s. SIonn & Bro, Ala, eight.
Strabe.
9led. unb emaiIirte Stablpaaren.
National @namelin9 & stamping
60, 109, Sanooer.S trabe.
9mupfmoidinen, Seiiel II. Gltrnper.
8oIace StebbinS & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombaro-S troSe.
2anbpirtidaftlide @er1tbe unb Cd.
mereien.
Griffitb & Eurner 60, 205, Rort.
Racaitrabe.
Srnamentale 9rabt,Arbeiten.
9ufur & Co., 311, R..$ouarb.S Ctr.
S6nitt. unb Gur3tpaaren.
@rmIirone, Gator & Co., 1913,
Sopfins. Blace.
Eregcllas, !Scrtel & GO, 100, Sop.
finS,Blace.
Shiiren, SeniterrabMen IL. Rauleaur.
5rant .. @atfinS & 60, Bratt. uno
9reiibent.S traBe.
SdnupftabafS Sabritanten.
M. Starr & Co, 436, Roro.G albert.
StraBe.
3eitidriiten . Naaa1in etc.
Baltimore Stems Co., 3t8, Beit
@erman.S troBe.
Srie6boie.
2ouoon Earf geHeterp. Office 81,
Weft-S aratoga-S tra5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

VaTe! TGHri
SMr Hsiir ms NuslanS beiotat q.
Rains, VIZ. Al, st. *aal.sttsfss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

3cier.@ .Geenien.
Some Srienblp SOcietp, 1926, Gin.
Den : Ioenlte.
g. Z. SbadeIforo & Co., 2, Oft.
Saratogaitrobe.
Senrp 90. @orfieI6 @oyaD, 2t0.
Slt-2erinotonitrabe.
girdbeab G. Con, GA, SIt-2erin9.
ton StroBe.
SenneB & SapIor, 306, SIt.2ering.
ton StroBe.
Elirner & Tbonas, 2. SIt.S arato9a.
StraBe.
M. 8. Seloen II, Sit'YIeaiant-
StraEe.
@ud)bonolnmg.
Mr3. ~. Wortiu, 715, @cIt,2crinD.
ten = StroBe.
Seieriidere Mobcl.2ageruna.
@rabam's @orcbonie, Rort aueute
uno 0olpbin.S uaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

9dfer-H equiiiten.
She Wpcrs & SidS Co., t0d, Siio'
0oluaro.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

sleiu. ylort.
CeitItt Berl, GGmneu BerI. Oh, Robal
S6lafio1agon ....Tdal. 3.5i ". 3b5S.
Rnrlor K epeife. .IdcL. 7.55g. 1850 g.g
@tl,.i sarloT. ausa 9. o5o8 ss4R
Worlor, Gpeiis. mir - 152B OBI 90
Yarlor. Gpetle. ogsa. G.. ft.50S 3. Ntt.54 o.
Tdttor, Spetfe.. .Eial. tb5 =. u f.59 Y.
yJiypai 2imitso," pusibIiebliber RlllnansSul
Biifftis. Wduha, Pdrlor. Cbftrb1tiorS un6
fesgsa9gous. 9dgl. 3tsG. Bs.62R
Warrior, Gpette... .qdil. 6.C0@. 500 No
Condbes. Rtild., ausg Q. 1859 500 Ne
GontheS, Tbila. ...9dal. 900 y. eco va
Ser iptnIe S6Iatuageou uah Refpa Jorf w IN
wtt. StoOGls%dbnbofe nm 1000 N0enes 5ur Hui.
rabme BON Pdiideierer bsrett.
~ mad NilaRtts.Gitn OF RncbertaGsu: 81
nan Ntlantit.0tin thglif.
gae -8hee baIten II ssifmtnstsn. " bdt
In Glefter ar.
gerl garrbep s3erI .aRt. wcbal
Bbila. griom. rur Con. sos 9. $40 Z.
9btGa. Grpreb. ausa. 9. 2.200 s.25W q.
Stieerl0 Nif., ausg. Q. 6.10 Y. 6.15 Y,
RbiIa. MliorI, iiur so. $40 615 Z.
Gbild, Grpreb. ausa. @. 7.55 y. 500 u.
Pbtia. erpreb. ..IdsI. 600 ". eos VI.
8iIetsgnrenur: Hnroipeftssds gbdrlss. unb
SnratoaasSIrabe 90. Or. g. G.I'0ebdube).
gr. be6. eio.eroahipap ant NcboisStaticp
ocer guuioeusStutioH.
.. y. Martin. Mae. FaN. graYflc.
Is. ~. SaHe. osn.,Hai; snseuk.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTES.

Fordyce L. Wood was probably fatally
injured in the Gurnsey building in Keene
Thursday evening, when his skull was
fractured by fall in the elevator well of
about ten feet from the first floor into
the basement. 1t is thought that his head
struck one of the beams projecting into
the well. He was taken to the Elliot City
hospital, where the operation OF trepan-
ming the skull was performed.
Oscar w. Stebbins. who was shot and
killed Dec 10, at bingham, Mass, by a
police officer who had arrested him on
complaint of his wife, and from whom he
was running away worked at Keene a
number of years for the late N. @. Wood
bury, as a pail turner His father, Nelson
Stebbins, now of Winchester was also
an employe at the Woodbury. mills for
long time Stebbins has a brother at
Ashuelot farm in Surry. owned by ]. N.
Keller, and a sister in West Swanzey.
His widow refused to receive the body
She has two young children. She claims
her husband had not used her we'll While
in Keene he had a reputation of being
a peaceable fellow with no noticeably bad
habits. He was about 80 years of age
The body was claimed by his sister who
arranged for the burial
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-22
Independents 81, Turner'S Falls 80.
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. ]. G. Howard returned yesterday
after visiting in Saxtons River three
weeks.
Mrs. George Ryder is spending the
Christmas holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Bryant, in Keene.
H. NJ Cook is visiting in Keene and
Swanzey, N. H, and birmingham, Mass,
a few days.
Miss Louise Davenport, nurse in q
Meriden hospital, is visiting her father
during her holiday vacation.
Mrs. H. L. Murdoch and daughter
Marjorie, of Proctorsville visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Henley at the Brooks House
this week.
County Clerk John H Merriheld came to
his Office today for the first time since
falling on the granite steps at his home
in Williamsville on Tuesday Of last week
Larkin Amidon of Chesterfield, who is
employed by the Estey Organ company
has begun housekeeping in Henry
Stowell's house on Canal street. His
family came this week.
George w. Bliss, for many years en-
gineer at the s. A. Smith Company's fac
tory, has finished work there and gone
with his wife to Marlboro, where they
will live during the winter with Mrs
Blisss parents
Mrs. Jennie Hughes of Sidney, Australia
arrived in Brattleboro this week to visit
her brother p. F. Connors. Her husband
who died recently, was manager OF Her
Majesty's Theatre. Mrs. Hughes is UNI
decided as to whether she will remain In
this country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-22
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

There has been no sleighing or shedding
as yet.
John Ware has been buying cattle in
this town and vicinity this week
James Underwood of Newfane is in
town buying large timber suitable for
mill rollers, etc.
Olive Churchill and Hazel Burbank are
at home from Mortified seminary for the
holiday vacation.
E. A. Melendy is away on business a
few days and L. II. Higgins is taking his
place at the station.
There will be a sleighride with an oyster
supper at the town hall next Thursday
afternoon and evening, Dec. 20. given by
the Baptist ladies' aid society. An enter
tainment will follow the supper.
The Methodist Sunday school is prepar-
ing an entertainment for the benefit OF
the school, to be given on Monday even
ing, Dec. 25. at the town hall. There
will be a Christmas tree. Both societies
will participate in the occasion.
The masquerade ball. under the aus
pices Of the Sons Of Veterans, took place
last Friday evening. A merry party as
sembled in many varied and handsome
costumes. and the DISCUSSES were COM
plete. The occasion proved very enjoy
able.
The annual election OF officers of Hooker
Woman's Relief corps took place at an
adjourned meeting on Dec H. when the
following were elected: President, Mrs.
Bertha Hulett; senior vice president, Mrs.
Malvina Bradley; Junior vice president,
Mrs. Lila Reed; treasurer. Mrs. Mary
Dudley; chaplain Mrs. Laura jenkins
conductor, Mrs. Martha Lampson; guard
Mrs. Annie Melendy; delegate to depart
ment convention. Mrs. Eva Pierce; alter
nate Mrs Annie Houghton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-22
WEST eRArrLEhoRo.

Fred Gage is recovering from a severe
attack of pneumonia
For the first time since his serious ILL
ness last fall Charles Harris took a short
rlde to the home of one of his neighbors
last week
There will be Christmas exercises al
the Congregational church Sunday and a
Christmas tree and exercises at Academy
hall Monday evening.
Mrs. Rose Strong and Miss Minnie
Stockwell have positions for the winter
In Hotel Lexington, Batesburg, S. C. This
motel Is under the management Of Major
f. W. Childs.
Mrs. A. w. Stowe, who has been in poor
health long time, is in a critical con-
dition. Her son, Fred Stowe, was called
home this week and her sister, Mrs. John
Grout Of Maiden, Mass, is here.
Hugh Dunklee has returned from a triI
to Waterbury, Burlington and Georgia
this state. Miss Abbie DunlSlee accom-
panied him as far as Waterbury, to visit
there with her niece, Mrs. Herbert Bid
well.
Another barrel has been packed by the
Woman's association and sent to nm
American Missionary association normal
school in Albany, Ga. Christmas box
has been sent to Kurn Hattin homes in
Westminster.
The Timson place, recently sold to Wat
son French, is now occupied by 40 Italians
who are working on the Pleasant valley
water works. One of the Italians is fitting
up store room in the house for food sup
plies, and he recently invited in a few
of his American friends to good dinner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-22
Reunion Of the Fourth Vermont.

The annual meeting OF the Fourth Yer
mot Regimental association was held
at White River Junction Wednesday. The
following officers were elected: President,
James W. Collester. Lyndonville; vice
president. W. E. Bliss, Calais; secretary
and treasurer, II. W. Spafford. Rutland /;
executive committee, L. b. Harris of
Lyndonville. w. H. Miles of Townshend,
G.. S. Herrck of Montpelier. Eight deaths
were reported during the year. The next
reunion will be held in Montpelier. Col.
H. f. Taylor of Brattleboro presided at
the camp fire in the evening and made
the Introductory address. Rev. G. G. At
kins made the address of welcome. eX-
Gov. Pingree spoke on THE Old Vermont
Brigade" Rev H. NJ Springer on THE
Western Soldiers Experience" and re-
marks were made by William S. Pingree
and II. w. Spafford
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-22
WILLIAMsviLLE.

There will be a Christmas tree at
schoolhouse hall Saturday night. with
exercises by the school children.
The whole community extend their
sympathy to Mrs. Herrick and Mrs. Hovey
in the loss of their daughter and sister.
Mrs. Arad Hunt.
dance will be held at schoolhouse
hall Friday evening. Dec. 20. Music will
be furnished by Weeden's orchestra and
the ladies will furnish supper.
Many OF the people in Williamsville are
putting in telephones on the line from
Wardsboro through Dover, extending as
far as the Williamsville station.
Miss Myra Wilson, student at North
field seminary, and at one time a room
mate of Louise Merrifield. is spending the
Christmas vacation at A. NJ Merriheld's.
Mrs. Pike was seriously burned last
Saturday while trying to put a large stick
of wood into the stove. Her clothes
caught fire and before the flames could be
extinguished her face, left side, back and
both arms were badly burned. She is in
a critical condition.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-22
BONDVILLE.

Gertrude Chatfeld is teaching school
in Putney.
Mrs. C. A. Styles has returned from a
few days visit in Wardsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Williams of Man
chester were in town Sunday.
Mrs. w. d. Leonard has recovered from
illness so that she is about the house.
Mrs. A o. Coleman has been visiting
in Jamaica and Brattleboro this week.
A few from here attended the mas
querade ball at South Londonderry Friday
night.
School in the village began Monday
with Mrs. Hattie Reynolds of Manchester
teacher.
Mountain Home Grange, No 1873, OF
Bondville, elected officers Tuesday night
for the ensuing year, as follows: Master,
II. w. SIade; overseer, G. p. Burbee;
lecturer, F. b. Pier; treasurer, w. F.
Coleman; steward B. B. Rawson; as
slstant steward, H. L. Benson; chaplain,
Mrs II. C. Chatfield; secretary, H. C.
Chatheld: gate keeper, Walter Castle;
Pomona, Mrs. B. B. Rawson; Flora, Mrs.
G. L. Burbank Ceres, Mrs. II. w. Slade;
lady assistant steward, Mrs. II. L. Ben
son.