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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14
AT The Teachers Institute.

The teachers institute is being
conducted each day and will con-
tinue all week. 1t is proving a
marked success and will prove a
great help to those teachers who
are attending.
The following have enrolled since
our last publication: Georgia Cal
loway, Platteville; Daisy Dewitt,
elena P Smith, Montfort; JOS. G.
Sikhart, Muscoda; Irma Shearer,
Mammie Jones, Bertha Knapp, Fen
nimore; Lille Korber, Florence Will
mer, Potosi; Minnie Nehls, Char
lotte Lowry, Lancaster; Lenora
Bunker, Livingston; Ida J. Govier,
Mt. Ida; Marshall Hannum, Cass-
vile.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14
Obituary Vivian

Stephen Vivian, well known
citizen of Lancaster, was born in
Cornwall, England, Oct. goth, 1925,
a son of James and Elizabeth Vivian
who passed their lives IN Cornwall.
The mother died when Stephen was
three years old leaving him and
sister Mary, who was young girl
when brought by her brother to
this country in 1913.
Mr.. Vivian learned bIacksmithing
in his native country. and on COM
ing to United States located at once
at Dodgeville, Iowa Co., Wis,
where he engaged in lead mining
for one season.
In the spring of 1849 he went to
Lake Superior and worked at his
trade until 1858 when he came to
Lancaster township where he fol-
lowed farming until 1868. He
then returned to the mining district
of the North and fol twelve years
was employed in the iron mines of
Marquette county, Mich. In 1875 he
came again to Lancaster and re-
sumed farming operations but since
1885 his residence has been in Ian
caster city. Mr.. Vivian was mar
ried in 1852 to Miss Francis Harvey
who died in 1885 and IN 1887 he was
married to Miss Elizabeth Auguin
of Galena, H., who survives him.
He was consistent member of the
Methodist church. Died July 10th
1906.
The funeral services were con-
ucted by Rev. Morgans at the resi-
dence Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. IUterment took place at
Hillside cemetery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14
0bituary-Blackbourn.

Mrs. George Blackburn died at
the home Of her son Albert IN
Bloomington, Tuesday, July 10th,
at seventy years of age. Mrs.
Blackburn was born in Penn, and
when a young girl moved with her
family to Rock Island, ILL.,, and
from there to Grant county where
she has made her home for many
years. Mrs. Blackbourn's husband
died several years ago. She was
the mother of ten children, eight OF
whom are now living: Mrs. VIM.
Breihaupt. Lancaster; John Black
bourn, Lancaster; Thomas Black
bourn, Big Grant; Jess Blackburn,
Fred Blackburn, Mrs. Peck and
Albert Blackburn, all of Bloom
ington; and Mrs. W. O. Bramer, of
Winsop, Iowa.
The funeral services were held at
the Methodist church at Blooming
ton Thursday, after which the re-
mains were brought to Lancaster
and inferred in Hillside cemetery by
the side of her husband.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14
Ice cream Social.

A committee of lady members of
the Mckinley Circle will give an ice
cream social on the r. B. Showalter
lawn next Wednesday evening be-
ginning at 7:3O and lasting until all
are served. Proceeds for fountain
debt; price ten cents; music will be
furnished by circle. Any member
wishing to donate either money or
baking will please potify either Mrs.
Showalter or Sylvia Wheeler. The
proceeds of the social will be given
in the names of the donaters Of So
cial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14
Growth of the U. w.

The catalogue Of the University of
Wisconsin for the academic year
19O5-6, which has just appeared,
shows that the state university has
been developing rapidly during the
past year. The faculty has been in
creased by 43 and now numbers 235
members. The whole number of
students enrolled is 8, 571 Four new
departments and So new courses
have been added during the past
year. The total number of courses
offered in the 80 departments of the
several colleges is $50. The new
catalogue contains 528 pages. 40
pages more than the catalogue OF
last year. The edition this year is
10000 copies. Thirteen tons Of
paper furnished by the Kimberly &
Clark company of Neenah, were
used for the book. The book has
been compiled and edited by Prof.
Julius E. Olson of the department
OF scandinavian languages.
The new catalogue offers an inter
esting contrast with the first one is
sued by the university during the
administration of Chancellor j. Fl.
Lathrop The first catalogue con
sisted OF Is pages; the faculty mum
bered II professors and instructors
and there were 100 students enrol
led. The university at that time
consisted of two departments, medi-
cine and science, literature and arts.
Mrs. Sam Joeckel and children
went to Lake Mills, Thursday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
City Fathers Held an Interesting
Session Tuesday Evening.

The adjourned meeting of the
common council was held at the
city hall Tuesday evening and the
regular routine of business was
transacted. Mayor Miller presided
and all the aldermen were present
but Aid. Bailie.
Minutes of the last meeting we're
read and approved with slight cor
reCtion.
Mrs. j. p. Lewis was present and
made complaint about the hitching
rail at the county Jail rear which
adjoins the alley near her residence
property, claiming that the same
was nuisance. Mayor Miller in
formed her that the rail was on
land belonging to the county and
not the city and that in his opinion
the council had no jurisdiction in
the matter of its removal. He
promised however to see that the
place was cleaned carefully as often
as twice each week and kept as
sanitary as possible.
The mayor appointed F. P.
Barnett and Miss jeanette Meyers
members of the Library committee,
F. P. Barnett chairman. Appoint
ments were confirmed.
Treasurers report read and ac-
copied.
The petition of Carl Roth, ct al,
was read; the report and recon-
mendation Of the water works COM
mittee on same subject, namely, to
extend water mains south on Adams
street to end of said street opposite
JnO. Benefits residence and to ex-
tend mains on Madison street south
to residence of Charles Roberts was
carried, all members present voting
aye.
The petition of JOS. Wright and
Aug. Briel for extension of water
works was laid on the table.
The petitions for sewers of Thos.
lockwood, ct al, Thos. Orion, ct
al and Henry Henkel, ct al, were
presented and upon motion Of F. P.
Barnett, passed by the council,
the sewers will be. installed as per
petitions.
Mayor AIiller's recommendation to
tax persons connected with the
sewers not more than two dollars
nor less than one was voted down.
Alderman BROKER called for a
reading of the report of Night
watch Sitter for night OF July 4th,
which stated that the saloons closed
at II. The report was read and
motion was made by Aid. Moore
that the proper officer be instructed
to prosecute for the violating of the
closing ordinance on said date.
Voted aye, BROKER and Moore:
voted no, Whitmore, Place, Jordan,
Henkel and Barnett
Bill of Electric Light Co. for
extra light during carnival week
for $1,000 was allowed. A mum
Der of other small bills were also
allowed.
1t was voted that the ordinance
fixing printers rates at 45c pei
folio be repealed and that city at
torney be required TO draft ordin-
ance to that effect.
A resolution printed in another
column to declare and provide as to
the registration of electors in the
city of Lancaster was passed by
unanimous vote.
Meeting Adjourned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14
Thanks to Flremen.

G. w. King and daughter wish to
thank the firemen for their prompt
and quick action in extinguishing
the fire at their home.
They also wish to thank the kind
friends and neighbors who assisted
and offered their sympathy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Cupid 5 Franks as Recorded by County
Clerk Tufiey.

Henry Linden and Minnie Buster,
both Of Dubuque.
Ernest G. Fair, PlatUeville, and
Bessie L. Tucker, Ellenboro.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14

Mrs. Sam Joeckel and children
went to Lake Mills, Thursday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-14

Continued on Page 81
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-31
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Memorial exercises We're given at
the opera house Sunday afternoon. but
owing TO the severe rain storm which
continued through the day, the atten-
dance was small. The veterans of Ellis
worth Post ana members of the w. K
G. and Sons of Veterans attended in a
body. Prayer was offered by the Rev
6. l.. Wells and a very interesting ser
mon was preached by the Rev. II. A
Campbell of TN" East HardwiCk CON
grcgational Church. Appropriate mus
ic for the occasion was rendered by Z
quartet" consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Lawson, Mrs. Holton and Mr.
Vail The bcnediction was pronounced
by the Rev. James S. Clark.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-31
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from First Pnge.)

ed to his home Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Narncy accompanied him for week $
stay.
There was a cnangc for the worse
in the condition of Frank Farr. Mon
day night He now has double pncu-
monia. His brother, George Farr of
Bristol, Is caring for him:-James
Moody of Starksboro has moved Into
u part OF Mrs. Fidclia Kings house at
the Ccnter.-E Eight candidates took
the third and fourth degrees in the
Grange SATURDAY, evening. after which
the company partook of u bountiful
supper in the Aid society's dining
room. A very pleasant evening was
enpoycd by 20 people. Beaver Glen
Grange of New Haven was represented
by ten members which added to the
pleasure of the occasion. The even
ing closed with n short programme
Miss Della Guthrie of Fitchhurg was
called here Monday by the Illness OF
her sisters husband, Frank Farr.
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HINESBURGH.

Tho funeral services Of Mrs brSon Ken
Won were held Saturday at ten o'clock
from the Methodist Church and We're
largely attended, tnc Roy. Mr.. Clark Of
ticiuting T.. W. Sanctuary had charge
of tn" arrangcm, assisted by +. NJ
Post. ThCr" was Il PERCUSSION of flowers
and the profusiun included an elaborate
design from Mrs. l.. L. Hayward of
Detroit, Micn.. a life long friend of 'n"
deceased The singing was by a quar-
tcttc composed of Mrs. +, NJ. Post, Mrs.
Clark ~ H. Partch ana the Hon. {. G..
Peck The hearers We're the four sons Of
the deceased The irtorm"nt was in Lake
View cemetery at Burlngton.-Th Roy.
:. i Perry. pastor Of the Baptist church
lin Bristol. delivered the address here
Memorial day.-Thc Roy. &. &. Adams "c-
cupicd the pulpit AT the First Church
in burlington Sunday and was the
guests Of the Hon. {. j. Russell and
family oyer sunday. Miller and
force of men are at work on Charles
Moorc's new house. which is being built
cast Of the G. a H. hall-Mrs. w. f..
Andrews returned Saturday evening from
a visit IN BurlinEtun-Tho Rev. |. L.
Kellogg of MonktoO was the guest of his
son. Principal Kellogg. over Sunday
Judge j. II. Allen is in burlington TINS
week for the finishing up of tn" spring
term of county court.-Mr. Moore at
ShOreham was here to attend the funeral
Of his mother. Mrs. Celia Moore Kenyon
another son from St Lawrence county
n Y.-Mr and Mrs. +. l.. Andrews spent
several DAYS last week Mt the Andrews
cottage NJ Tlomson's Point. TIL" gradual
ing EXERCISES of the liin"shurgh high
/
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CHARLOTTE.


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"eh II" had '''r'' raining 10 fetulh
AT the uSua' INN" sear'h was maze
ana his deau BODY was round al Il
ciump of buSh'" near the garden II"
had been in poor health for some time,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-31
ESSEX JUNCTION.

At the annual meeting Of the Epworth
League tho following officers were elect
ed: President Guy peck; vice-prcsidents
f.. /. Smith, Miss Lolita story, Mrs
Samuel sheldon Miss Adcl lIollcy; sec
rotary, Frank ". Cove; treasurer, Mrs.
Guy Peck; orgauist. Miss Melora Barnes;
delegate to tho St Adams district con-
rention. Miss Lo'ta story; alternate. Miss
Adel Hollcy.
Thee Rev. +. j. Ranslow of Swanton
delivered an excellent address before the
members of Il. S sherman Post and the
w. r. c. at tho Congregational Church
Sunday mornn.. Tho choir consisted Of
Mrs. j. H. Niolc Mrs Herbert Teachout,
Miss Mary Nichols. Miss claire Wiley
and Miss Mary Bates. Henry and Frank
| lngerson, llor1tio Read and William Il.
johnson, Jr. The ofrcrtory was sung by
Miss Ida Stanley, with organ accom-
panied by her niece Miss Alice Stanley.
Mrs. Adelaide Nichols was the accom-
PIANIST for the choir
| Mrs. NJ. u. kilgorc has been granted
i pension with about $500 back pay.
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RICHMOND.

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JERICHO.

MIR. and Mrs. Barker Balch of Rich
mond have been spending a week in the
village visiting relatives and friends.-A
number of ladies from the Centre made
Mrs Il. Lincoln visit Saturday IT be
ing her END bir,hday.-Nr. and Mrs.
Roberts have moved into Mrs. Osborn's
house by the bridge. Victor Roscoe Of
Essex Junction was in town saturday
lnight.-rhc entertainment Saturday night
was not very well rartronized on account
of the storm.-Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Clerkin spent Sunday with Mrs. Clerk
| ms parents Mr.. and Mrs. Nay.-B. s.
Martin returned from St Adams Satur.
| day night
! Mrs Alice Nichols went Tuesday morn
Ing 20 Huntington 70 spend few days
Miss Smith OF Canada has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. MacGibhon- The
schools Of this village with the Lee River
school had Memorial exercises here
Tuesday afternoor.-Arthur Mcyctte o
Nyack. ~ Y. and Mrs Myette of Under
hill were calling in the village Tues