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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
n

1T niht INNER bic 5arbe Der 6uf
nnng &enn Shr eiuen Dtenihtr
mt aIiiHli@rt @eliHtsfarbe Iebvt, 70
ofrtt Sbr fiher iein, 6nB benz armen
menlg 0uffnune mebr uerbletbt
Sein Ulnt m ueraiftet. 81 ben Dur
nehmIihlten @siunobeitslebrea az
h6 II. 0nB nan fls rrael m6slaf
selbes6Hnuno iOrae ,bnmit ole lhleh
ten. i'm aOrper uerbraadten g. HAND.
theile aus ienem uusae 4ieoen uer.
ben. Sit oas nitt Der Sna, 10 fol-
gen Der SerfOpiupa auptidmet5tr.
SAuinoet, 6er,tlOpieu. Atbennot1
Waitiateit, 6afs nIh iDdhs, Sober
uno Hlereuletosn; uno i9lieBtih III
ons ann5e 5lut mt abiaGf If Oerart-
iiDerlnoen. oaB Die 3aut. uornebmlidi
ons 8elitt. eine uslp.ariiuhhe i5dr
bung nnnimmt Gann aiebt eS ill
iOlte Geute nur nDd3 ole elnsiae Dof,
nnng, iene t60tIihen Site Itneu
aus Dem abrpsr Al e~nIternea, 81.
Y pofnans If nod UOrhaHben, srirc
nh nbet MIR bel Anwerauna Der be.
rnbmten ct. bernard Rr6uterpiGen
permirfliheH. Gleie YlGen, melhe
tur 70 Gents ~ alien dpOtbsten gu
bnbsn lao. blI0tn Ole rluSise Arjnei,
Ole in ioltlen jfdaen heiien fam. Gle
nh nidlt aus nBsnoen metaIliIhen
Snblial gen suberei:et, iOnbetn aus
Oen helifrdfuaiieu $HanSen berae.
ltelt, DelHs oeH no, per uOn Ieinen
etaeeen @iten reiuipeu. Obne lbm
5hnoeH Su5uIasen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

btfibt 3uelei9 bic bebeutunesDpllt &ts
eenfddft. fdft boIlIiGnbig ing @lut unb
bic RGbrfliiTfieieit ii6erseEen su f1ns
men, rbne Dorber BON ben Rieren uIb
Der 2eber Derarbeitst gu tDsrben, mas
bein RObSudsr Der gall 1T. Man Lat
feFteeitellt, hnb muir etipG ! Gramm ron
2,5 &ilo nidt ins gInt nufgsncmmen
ipir6. Nus bisfem @rnnos ber;r0Scn
bic 8ienen, bic i'm MiHttr Iif BON
benz dngeinmmeIisn 6onis trndbten,
fi9 brsi Biz bier MOnats brinnsn i'm
Stod nufboIten, obne irgenbnelds Or
iremente aus3uTdeiben, E~euerbinas
man mebr unb mebr bic 81
beutung bes Sonigs nit 8esus alf bic
bidtif9en unb mebioinifden @irtuns
gen. 9iefe beruben aiif ben i'm 6o:is
bortommenbsn SGureH, bic bic 5peis
deIdbfonberung f6rbern unb barur9
bic 0erbouung erlsi9tern; duEsrnem
biefe SGuren ontifeptiia unb
uerbinbern fomit fGGbIi1t GGbtuness
.uorgdnge. Sum S9Iub forbert bic ere
pGbnte 3titf9rift ulls 9snf6sr ba3l
1uf. tGgli9 6onig gu seniebsn, ba bles
les NdbrmitteI beSeutenb hD6eren
Dertb als GIeii& Slide, Butter unO
gier babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
-lusbi!Ouna pom poImeti t,ern.

9,ib nstOn. ~. 0ss. Der nmeri-
Y enh SeinnOte in Sapau. aiOpb
g soon, tanets bier beute auf tlr.
) nit feiner @attln on unb ss be.
tete i'm Der Seiretdr nnO DOImet.
Var Der GsicnbHfuft. q 8. UViLIer.
lite be ROuores nuf bic BOri6ld.
oes 5tuatiieiretdrs RCOt etnae.
b , unb bic sriOrberlihen Rittel fir
n NnfeGnna pom 9euteu bewiuieen.
~ ide f& In Supou 80 CoimetI&ern
"a isbilDen molten, 70 uirO Serr Drill.
lie. GINA Elm babes Gnseub intelIi
.psaier iuueet NmsriInnsr mitneb.
srgr. tpeI&e 81 in Der inpanii6en
b n6e unO iap,niidsn Sebrau&sn
/ ferriHtea anb ihliebli6 bei per.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Ge,neinnabiees
NpmMtrt6tb t10pnias.

Up 1T BetI1e OesQDHIg s.
llebsr bieiss SbtmG sntbdIt bic Dds
nii9e 8eitf6rift fir 8iensnau6t" sinen
iebr bed1ttnsnertben auflaB, BEN
mir Iplgenbes entne6men: S9on ben
alien &ulturbSltern gait Der Sonis
uls elm bo1gei6GSttS @snuBs, Seils
unb Rdbrmittel unb es lit cine olte
Grfubruns, bnB Der 6onis in bohem
grabe linoernbe uRb beilenbe gigens
fdoften befibt uHb BON iebsr gait er
nls borSiglihes MitteI gegen @i9t,
6uiteu unb Dunben dIlsr glrt. geoen
6alsi9msrsen nnb RoGentatarrb tbut
fairies Sonisipofisr 6iH ober 8tpei
@las) CUTE Dienffs. Gesen Ralt obtr
GbuIi9e GbenOe gaGsn in ben ausen
1T Der 9onis bns bette Mittel, ebenIO
eegen Groltbeulen unb iprDbs Saut,
mas feline erfolgrtfhe @irtuna dnt
bic S9ltimbduts pRb itiRe 6silenbe
gissnfdnft benefit. Dur9 ieinen eros
ben R6brtpertb uHb ieine ipGrmeIpsns
benben anb blutbiIbtnben gioenI9ofs
ten bilOet Der 9onis Elm unT6dbbdrts
Nabrungsmittel, ME q aud, AbenbI
gsncffsn. euten S@lGf srSislt; sIsi@s
ieitis bstpirtt Il sins quite 4bfiibrune,
bod Dertragen MenjHen NIT f@tpos
dem Wusen oft uiGt, Jpn allen obtr
oufselOit gu eiien. btbOr Tis Ii9 an ben
GenuB getpCbnt bdben; nomsntIi6
miiffen lie fih Dor lauren Ober eGbrsn.
BEN 6onia In d6t nebmsn, Der 0crs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

Birnen NIT RarteffeIn. Mon ninmt
Su bielsm febr btliebtsn @eri6t 1tpei
pfunb girnen, f9neiOst fis, na5bem
man fie fauber NIT sinem Sud obgeries
ben bat, unsef9dIt in bier 3beile ent.
fernt bic asrnbGuFer, I9dlt bic sIei6s
Mehse mebIrsidsr aartoffeIn, Iegt In
einen irbenen Ho9topf Elm pfunp ges
rdu9erteH, bur9pa9Ienen Sped,
f6iGtet bic 8irnen unS aartoffe!E
Sur9einnnber barduf, iibergieft fie
tnapp nit Wdffer, fiist sttpas Butte.
unb mad @efdmud 3uder binsu un5
ldBt bag @eridt, feit SuseSedf, rnb
inter Dfterem umi6iitfeln ldngI1m
benz Geusr gar biinHsn. 8eim Qns
lest man ben in S9siben geD
f6nittsnen Sped in bic Mitts nsr
S9iffel unb gdrniert ben Gon6 nit
ben 9irnen unb &artOffeln - o6er
man ridtet bas Semitic bsrgdrtis en-
unb Iest ben Sped rinssum.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

&c gie6t feine Waittel fir adtnrrb,
bic ebenioant iin6 ME Verutid. Siebs
men sic teiue Subititite.
Cine @eIDbnnng bon $4,000 1T m
Der Martet gg9anee 4ant bon Cog
Iumbus, GBios beponirt tuoroen, als
@arantfe SaB obiess 8elsnib edit 1T;
baB mir nrf5enti6t .fiefe IN unIereut
8eiib bdben, tpefde oies be5tdtieeril
Sebes u~nIrrer 8engniKe 1T edit unb IN
ben @orten besienisefL beIen Earne
inter5eidust 1T.
S9reibt an 9r. &drtn6rt. YraFs
bent BEG Sdrtmnn S1nitarhims, Cos.
lurHbits. Ohio. ADe aprreipcn6en8
tpiro ftren8 Dertrauensbo1 ss6oIteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

SIsii6 . &nDbeI. Gin gfunb robes,
emagsrss Rinbfleifd ptrb in sinem
bnIben pfunb Sped fsin sebddt, BRET
aItbddene SemmeIn fein eerisbsn, 5os
gebOrige Sub, cine Msfierfpibs pfsf.
fer, nebft brei gisrn gu Dem Glsif9 ats
geben, gut burdeinun6sr stmsngf in
fiebenbem, ge1nl5enem Baf1et cine
Stunbe getodt unO in elmer Butter
iuute gu Slid sesebsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
CONCERT HALLE.
Neuf ARset9en.

Public Sale. the undersigned will
sell at Public Sale on the old Sam Allemann
Farm, (now ]. H. Proett's placed ~ m.
west of Berger, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY s., 1906.
beginning at 1o'clock sharp, the follow
ing personal property:
heating 2 cook stoves. n bedstedS. 2
wardrobS. 3 cupboardS, 2 bureau's wash.
stand, 5 tables. roll Ofcarpet, chairs, wash
tubs gasoline stove, sewing machine, good
incubator and brooder, barrels, wine press,
sulky plow, hay rake, top buggy, farm
wagon, 2 fan mills, hay fork, 200lb scale.
| A-harrow, t-h eultivator etc.
Terms: SIS 100 and less cash. larger sums
= months credit, purchaser giving note
with approved security.
MARGARET JEcKEL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Gin GOHsrcfmann brandt @eruaa IN
ieiner syamiIie.

Ser adtb. $bos. 3. SenSerfon.
Gonerebritolieb bon Suinpis unb
2eutnnnt in Der linionsG rmee ber obt
SabreH, ibreibt bonn 2emon @uiIbina.
darlington 8. g.. fuie foIet:
y&ernna iuuroe Ia, meiner Tannilie
nit ben ~nlerbefen RefnItaten &C..
brandt nnb es madt mir gersniisen,
Shr uertbbUlleS NitteI. msinen 6renns
ben nfs 9Dnte nrb ais tpirfiante &nr
fir 2ntarrb 5t empfebleH. "-gbDmns
8. 9enberipH.
Heriind rsinisf bic Shleimbd1ite
iinh hlrirt aatarIR mo- er fi3l h~Orfius
be-,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

idieOenen nmeritaniihen, ROniulo
ten anterbrinseu miro. bel mel bsi-
fe uOrausfi4tlid UOn srOBem 9ubsr
fur nmerifnnifAe Seitaftsltu ute lem
iuiroeu. ueIhe iia init enuOelspr.
ihdften in Slpin beIhdiuaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

aurtofFsltnG6eI nit Sped. G6neiDe
tdlte, gefOtte &urtoffeIn in tIeine Miirs
fel. ebenfo gerduderten SPED, mense
serGitete, seIdnittent 3tUie6eIn, 2 Gier,
etpds SuI5, Mild) uHO @lsbl gs55ris
burdsinanbsr unb bereite unb forme
aus Oieier Mdiie an0beI, pelGs cine
babe Stunbe in to6enbes Wafssr sss
lest perben. Dor BEN Serpiren tpers
ben lie gut nit re4t bsiBsm S6muia
iiberspfien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
e6Iaf. bG es Oas glut bonn Gsbitn
abIeitet.

aka FENr WI .N $500 Az
llnf&Gblihes @eii6tsndf&mitieL.
Sic JriiGte BON Robtnftanien iperben
gefh1It unb bas Snnsrs Sn WebI gss
ftoben, fpeldes man burn Elm Gieb
l9ldet. Bon bieIem MebIe fDtr0 ets
mas in 6as MuidnaIier getbon, bds
bubur9 ieifenartis unb peib pirb.
gs reiniat bic Sdut ppIlfcmmeh unb
DerIeibt @ei9htit unD GriI9e
Der hdarisfte Mlan1 Lei Meli au
fetn, bislsn Rubm nimmt Elm 1ron5bIs
Hnmens Qouis goulon in MnfprLm,
Der oIs Gormer in ben giienperfen bon
MsntIuton orbeitst. gr bot oft Mnee.
bots erbaIten, IiG aur S1au iieIIen 81
IaIIen, bat bies aber Itsts entIHieben
abeslebnt. or 1T 70 Sabre aft unb felt
81 Sabren aIs SOrmer tbGtis; er mill
fi9 iebOd erf peniionieren IaTisn.
ipenrl er 80 Sabre alt tpirb. goulon III
i1iir flein, uber fein Bart TT 10 rieItg
lang, boB q ign BEL Der Mrbeit aufoms
msnroIlen unb unter feline 8lufe fteder
muB. Dieter rieiise 8urtipu9s lift In
fsiner Gamilie srblit. Ssin Batter bat
te sinsr biz Gnf bic anis berdb6dnssus
ben Bart; aud spei isiner Ontel buts
ten eineH dbnli6en 8drtf4Tud.
@tuaierig.
ginbsimfI9er: Sell 80 Satren etb'
i'd ieben Gag an bisfem Gen.maI bors
bell. Mub tod nal frdeeH. iper
bGs sisentffa ilti@
aeta BlrDsr. sTrduletn
0ottor lit brsinal bel meinsr trGnili'
lsn frau ssnsieu, unb ieoesmdI NIT
tiaeB1 anGsrn bo9mooerneH Quit
.yiun, 1T 0eine Srnu gsIunb setpOr'
.st9s sSm Gsgentbeil; bic SeIbiu4t
.la1 lie nn6 detrisct!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

9ahfOlsenbes @eoiht bes q. Dc
2 ca erhtelt heieiner BrsiiausiHrei.
,tefOsr SnrtenInube pon nllen elm.
/, rnbtea grobu,teu ben gor,na:
Ep,ett. Siiier! Srommlerl Geieerl
Das wRultie- 9ieO erlhau'l
0ns aieO uom.srosen S6meiser,
Dem @ensrnlfelbmnrihaa, f,
Der uas ben 5einb aeidlnsen
Sfn ruhrsei0btem Rriea,
Der uns ID ftOlSen 9naen
Sefdhri pom Siss gu 5isa!
,ytoh fra Der heutife Gifel
1Serihlaitu aui BEN OBJ.
ga prst' inn idou be stdel
Dsi @Oltie fang suuur;
limo nls bic splesn pfiifen:
s9ah aui! Run it &c 3eit!-
asar GILES idOn aeiatifeu,
senr n1es ihniibereit.
Das al6 Elm idnrfrs stnfen!
Tin BIZ Bss grntsfeitl
6r leh. te ons Semafeu
line fdhren, ihnrt unb fen;
t5r bot tein Bort aeiproten,
TT isafts fiji bic eAlaht,
5is ppr ibm lns pebrufen
9es @eenera enn5e Nudt.
5tumm ruie Elm llb~renseiaer
Gurhihreitet ieiren Gag.
sjtua uns Der sroBe Shweieer
8Orna DOn Sdiaa 81 gAIna;
Gri nls rinasam eri4nate
Ser fsbte Siepesiut.
To ldblete Der alte,
On ireut i'm. noe er idHf.
IL mas er ifut i'm streite,
s3Ir molten uuueriebrt
Gs trosen iists sur seite.
1ns cute. beuti9e 5hwert!
z OBJ penu gu nenem Riueen
90 bsutI@e Gbre siebt,
Go mus es uieber fiupen
Gem Geinb elm Roltte 9ieb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

Sn SefferiOn Gin n ON IS
,smber Der beIunnts ate tIniiebler
B. 0eBp In Nlter non rs Sob.
esftorben. Gr mar i'm Straer.
ls Captain elmer gOmpnnie unO
en- alien 6srmnnusru betunnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

9riine 8Obnen. Rahbtm man
f&OHe, tueide, CRIME gObnsn dbsefas
ieri, sef6nitten, gut sepofden unb in
elmer sroBen S9iiifel gut e~ingsiaISen
bat. prsBt man fis ftFt in Sttint6pfe
uub Iegt 8retter buruuf, bic gut pnfIsn
nnb nit Stpei Steinsn bef9fpert ipers
ben. 90 Jam man CRIME 8obnen bon
e.lem CONNER gum dnoern lode.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

WerIan9t, ipfort Elm Sdnmieb. benz i'd q.
ne neue Sfmisbepertit6tte Rengrei aur-
Deriiieuns ftele 06e GegeHo III bfGi be.
iieosli, 2 9rOBe SdgemibIsn Tin6 bier tets
Sdrs. Refine Sdmisoe innerbalb7 Dleilsn
i'm umtreis. Dian abreiIire isIort
v, 6. Wi6ea
General Her&anh
6obse. DE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

Gers 5u oermieiben ober az ~perfauIens
y bic Roarf Sarm On Der 6irit greet Se.I
Iesen nit ober obne 9rsp. HGberes bsi
Am. 0tlfbp,
gereer, Ne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

Denn ismanb an G9laflofist.it leis
bet, 70 III Is bns Bette sinsI tnlten Inns
t4las iiber Stirn unb augen gu leeeu;
bds brinst unmittelbnre grlei4teruna
unb - Dsnn fsine unbsren geaennirs
fiirneii bprhonoen fiub - audi fihtr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

Serr @so. u Susbcss sos TaaT. gpea SnOianapols, SnO. f9reibt:
o%ernnn Fat mir mebr sefoGen ale anes, mas i'd te senummen. Sd
bin lett IhnfnaobierSig Sabre at nb fible 10 ent he nIs i'd swnn5i8
mar. Sd mar isbt mayer nnS aSsematet aber 9ernna whfte gut IN
rnetnenf Sale. Sd bin Shreiner uno bcbarf 5nweiLen eiHes Comics. @es
rnna lit bic gieSi3n FIR eiaen ormen WganH.1 Geo. q. SHsts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

tnis slgnstup j. on every box q tue ganuin
Laxative BFom0rQ uiniHe Tsslsis
~ sqands shst cares = eeld = . aas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
xtsime farm ~ rerramten.
Board Of CroSs psri ammIune.

Der 8oarb Of 1rnbe wiro am GamIiaa,
ben 8 Sanupr 1905, NSepbs 8 ubr in
W~lotfthnrle ieine SobresperidmmIune be.
bulls TirefiorenmnbI obbalien due glii.
aiieoer tpeId)e IehlsH periouen Der aeIeeIiu.
en- Giraie.
5obn6 9elmers.
Scttetdr,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14
Pattern made to order. Prices cheer.
fully quoted. Phone 1859 Main.

Mrs Katie A. Johnson of 274S Cali
fornia street entertained at six
course dinner Thursday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Nine. C. ]. Walker,
who take their departure Saturday
for the South. Afer dinner, an inter.
esting whist game was indulged in by
those present. Mr. and Mrs Carson
carried away the honors. Miss Leila
McWilliams entertained those present
with sweet music. The guests present
don't think that Mrs. Johnson can be
eXcelled as an entertainer.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14

Miss Pansy johnson entertained al,
Five Points hall last Friday evening
in honor of Miss Carrie Joseph who
has just made her debut About sixty
OF Dcnver's young society people re.
spondel TO the invitations. Miss D.
Nelson presided at the punch bowl.
Mr.. Conway announced the guests
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14
IDEAL DRESSMAkING,

Ladies need no longer long for good
service or fashionable dressmaking
The Ideal Dressmaking Parlors at
i26 18th Street is conducted by Mad
am McGruder on the highest order
Tailor'made shirt waists speciality.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14

Grand Anniversary services will be
held at the Mission in Jerome Park
September Both, in the interests os
the home. The public is invited to be
present at q: 80 p. m.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14
CUSTOMERS COMMEND HER.

Mrs. Perkins will make her trip to
Colorado Springs September 18th to
stay ten days. All members of her
class and all new ones who wish to
enter will please make their engage
ment through Mrs. A. J. Jenkins. 731
South Weber street. phone Main 1912.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14
LOCAL NOTES

What she has done for herself she
is doing for others. Call on her at
her home, 1880 West Thirty-ffth ave
nue. or call phone Gallup 149.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14

Boys Wanted-At the Alamo hotel,
Colorado Springs, by the head bellman,
l.. 7. Wilson.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14

Denver. Colo, Aug. 81. 1906.
10 Whom 1t May Concern.
You cannot conceive the very crea,
pleasure 1t gives me TO bear testimony
10 Mrs. T. d. Perkins most wonder.
iul hair treatment In less than four
months she has grown my hair TO a
length which enables me to discard all
false hair and still dress the hair as
desired. Yours truly.
ELIZABETH FISHER.
1858 Grape ST.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14

To have your teeth put in perfect or
der see DR.. Harper. 917 Twenty-first
street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14

Miss johnson was charming hostess
and all the guests praise her to the
highest
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-14
Improved Benevolent Protective Order Of Elks
Of the World.
Denver. Colo. Sept. Il, 1905.
MUSICAL CONCERT AND GRAND BALL.
Dear public:

join to
with
greatest musical
heard that
to
u.s. ana then would that selfish
FULLY End to
you TO exchange
reach of ALL The adnis
will
wi uwitb
We
". Levell
A.. of Social
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
NORTH HINspALE.

Miss Eta Reed Of this town is visiting
relatives in Putney.
Arthur Thomas of Keene called on old
friends last Sunday.
Miss Sadie Streeter and brother Roger VS.
tied in Keene last week.
Charlie Lowe of Newfane has been visiting
his mother for few days.
Robert Browning is with his family at MS
wife's fathers, Terry Crowninshield
Bert Mcdonald is employed at II. H.
Browns livery stable at Spoford Lake
Miss Tina Barrett, who has been visiting
in Greenfield the past week, returned home
Monday.
The young people Of North Hinsdale had a
corn roast Monday evening very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Fred Chandlers daughter Dora and
grand daughter Helen Of Fitchburg, Mass.
are visiting among relatives here
Schools are again in session, with Miss
Redding at Monument and Miss Fields on the
Plain. Both teachers are from Hinsdale
Miss Mary A. Tarbell of Mason, N. H.,
and Edward B. Tarbel of Waltham, Mass,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Parker.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
Terryl Crowninshield last Wednesday even
ing. A baked bean supper was served and q
pleasant time enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Holt left Wednes-
day for their new home in Milford, N. ID.
II has been a pleasure to know Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt and their departure is deeply re-
GREETED by ALL
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
Murray Memorial Association.

The Adirondack Murray memorial as
ISOLATION" now fully constituted, aims to
perpetuate the memory of this great lover
Of Nature and master of woodcraft, whose
writings are models of the finest classical
English, by erecting a suitable monument
at his burial place on the old Murray farm
in Guilford, Conn, to preserve the home.
stead, to assist in the education of his four
daughters, and to promote the sale of his
books. The officers of the association are /:
President Edward Griswold of Guilford, a
classmate in college and lifelong friend
of W. H. H. Murray; treasurer, Marshall j..
Hapgood of Peru, VT; secretary, NJ. F.
Westoyer of Schenectady, N. Y. The trus-
tees are w. H. Merrill of the Boston Her
aid. Rev. Dwight Newell Hills of Brook
lyn, Edward Grswold and @. H. Scholey Of
Guilford, Conn, NJ. J. Hapgood of Peru, Vt,
James H. Cutler of Washington, Harry ".
Radford, editor of Woods and Waters, and
NJ. F. Westover of Schenectady, N. Y. The
constitution provides that membership of the
association shall be permanent without an
nual Dues special or patrons. Any person
may become a regular member upon the pay
ment of So; special member upon the pay
ment of SIS, and patron upon the payment
of S25, or such larger sum as he or she may
be disposed to give. Every friend and ad-
mirer of Mr.. Murray is invited to send his
or her name and address to the treasurer or
other officer of the association, together with
the sum necessary to admit to the class of
membership desired To properly carry out
the work undertaken, the trustees Should
have large fund, and it is hoped that ev.
cry friend of the great evangelist of the
outdoor life will be quick to respond.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
County Congregational Conference.

The annual conference of the Congre-
gational churches of Windham county
will be held with the Congregational
church of this town Wednesday and
Thursday. Wednesday morning at 10
o clock Rev G. F. Chaplin will open the
conference by service of worship. At
1920 will come organization, business
and reports of committees. Rev. j. T..
Bowman will deliver a sermon at IL,
after which communion will be conduct
ed by Rev. N. S. Moore and Rev. N. +.
Martin. The conference will then close
until 9 clock. Rev. A. FL. Goodhue will
open the afternoon session by deliver
ing a report from the churches and Sun
day school work. Rev. w. F. Whitcomb
will deliver lecture on The Prepare
ton of the Teacher at 2.45. At 3, Rev.
Alfred Cornell will deliver talk on
How to Make the School of the Country
Church Success. At 3.15 will come a
general discussion Of the women s mis-
sionary meeting. Miss Alice M. Kyle,
field secretary of the women 8 board of
missions, will speak upon foreign work
at $50. Following Mrs. Fannie Fl. Ell
dredge will speak about the Interna-
tional College, Its History, Work and
Present Condition, after which Miss D.
E. Emerson, national secretary of the
American Missionary association, will
deliver fresh message from the field
of the association. The meeting will
then adjourn until 730. The evening
meeting will be opened by service of
worship and at 7.45 Miss Ida s. Hub
bard of Athens, Ca, will speak on work
among the negroes. At 8, Rev. /. w.
Stuart will deliver an address on max
ing the country church reach the people,
Rev. c. H. Merrill, secretary of the
Vermont Domestic Missionary society,
will speak on the outlook in the state at
$50 after which the meeting will ad-
journ until Thursday morning at $50.
The Thursday morning meeting will be
opened by devotional service after
which, at 9.45, will come business
meeting Rev. H. R. Miles will speak
on our young people and missionary Civ
ing at 1910. At 1870 will come a mis-
sion study class conducted by Rev. E.
c. Fisher, designed to illustrate the
methods of mission study under the
Young Peoples Missionary movement.
A general discussion of mission study
will take place at Ills. The conference
will be closed by talk on evangelism
and missions in the country church by
Rev. L. M. Keneston.
Each church is entitled, in addition
to the pastor and Sunday school super
intendent, to seven delegates, of whom
three are to be men, three women and
one from the Christian Endeavor So
ciety. Entertainment will be provided
for the delegates. Those accepting this
invitation are asked to send their names
to Mrs. Clarke c. Fits, Brattleboro,
by Monday. Where delegates express
preference as to room-mates the en-
tertainment committee will seek to meet
their wishes. Entertainment cannot be
guaranteed to those who do not an
nounce their coming in advance.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
CHESTERFIELD.

John HARRIS returns a
"rrehn''u' mass, Nv"
September VIII scatter many ., Wv sun
mcr residents for SCHOOLS ""a ''"''"'''
Miss Kate Cressey Of Braiileboro was IN
town several days last week visiting relA'
tiyes,
Mrs George Webb has been entertaining
bright little grandson Of her brother,
charles Davis.
A.. p..a uo,m., n, Royalston. Mass,
"'s' 49,, .a.araI asys ia,t week. attend.
We, m' .Snreh az sunday
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
sPoFFoRp.

Annie Chase is visiting relatives in Troy
and Waterford, N Y.
Mrs. Chauncey Farr Of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at Curtis Beal's.
Mrs. Frank H. Brown of Keene visited
Mrs. Fred Hamilton last week.
George Smith and family Of Hinsdale Wis
tied at Horace Kilburn recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Chandler of Boston
are visiting at Merrick Chandler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Andrews of Spring
field. Mass, called here last week.
Richard La Point is in Antrim visiting his
uncle, Albert La Point, and family.
Mrs. Carlton Joslin and son. Richard, of
Keene, are stopping at John Joslin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Starkey and son of An
sonia, Conn. are the guests of Bert Darling.
Mrs. Arthur Kempton and little daughter
of Westport spent the day at Henry La
Points recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McClenning and
daughter of Winchester visited at Thomas
Humphreys last Friday.
Mrs. Edward Harvey and son of Amherst,
Mass, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Winslow Partridge, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baker and son,