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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20

slm 81, Sftober 3ampier nSta-
ieuonm" tad Notteroom.
am 81. Sftober 9onpier .9foma"
nab Neopel iltb Warieiue.
am 81. Sftobcr Gampier n@iu-
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nnd SABRE.
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gen" nod &opcnbagen.
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2iperpocl.
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nad) 2iuerpool.
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pbia" nnd southampton.
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nud) Bremen.
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mad &uttcroam.
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noh 2ipcrpopl.
gm Z. Hop. SampIcr ,3cclnno"
ltnd) gGntncrpclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20

Sic 9ibliotbcf Ser II II or
baltnng lino oes @iiienS, nit Srigi.
itul3 9eitrdgen beroorrngenoer
Shriititeucr lro @elebrter (8crlug
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ibaft IN Stuttsart) lit in ibren 81.
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gerbe geidmofpol In 2einmono ge-
biinbtne gonb enthdlt NopcIliitiid)es
uno grlebrenbcs in buntem Wed)iel
nno Sas 8ltm Treis bon 80 Gents pro
gohb, fir Sen Ser 9tthbinoer I'M
einjrInefi ntd)t cinmal oeil bloBcii
ginbu1o Iipfern f6nllten.
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Snnge 1amen! Naht Gnh bieis
S~ffertp III Wute.

mir biTpen isht .tne aldis iiir iurae 9amen
In n~uferer eitttis CONTEMPORARIES. Spfeni.
edhute. giner Der Roriheiie on her HetbeiIt
aura otef,r alnffe y. ter, bah Stiilerinnen
better. Eiefc aInFs M i'm Sanuor 1905 5u,
iarinen ef,reten. GO,isle sorIsfuuaen aipei
urrb erri DIAL ole geohe. Sraeno etne iunae
9om,e. Die zine infbiouuble S6uetoerin an ip.r'
m1dhcn.
Tlr meiterp ~sfisfnnit fhrsth, oher fpsres
man fh an Fri. @. pubsre, Rr. BOZ, 2eft.
carptpaa.. Ode csuarnsetrabs- (378--)
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Mtcrdauts' & Wincrs' Sransporta
finn EumnanO.
ton NUMpnH0


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u ubr.
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tao, W,iiiiuph iino SreiiIn, WbenoS q ubr.
giub aseiuport'Teips nno %9iorinlt: tdg!t1 nm
@ llbr WbeuoS.
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benz Iape dbtapreiloe Sampler, un9etlpinineii..
yla9 Sapaitnab uito Dem Sioet: ieoeti, .Ster'
flag, Nolnerftaa lro Sdinftae, Mhenos y ubr.
@oltoner unb grupioence.S artpter tabren bon
Der gDertte am 5lbe oeS pouesSods ab. Ga'
ennraor 9an1pfer bon Der 9pertte ant SuBe Der
Nefts SaISsWbeltiie.
QoIte 9od.
". y. Surner, Y,,I.sW.
VI. .. 9tcbbinS, Sen. sWiatt.
Sduptbiireau - Giibpt.96e @ertndn. unb
2tght. struRe. uf3.1&S-)
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Z. Ssocn armotlr bat iid) be.
reit erfIGrt, jabrlid) $4,000 bcr5uge-
Bert Inn Sllinoiier SarmerSiobneil
Sen 9eiild Observation-Disclosures Shii.
len 81 crnoaliden lno tic 10 Dem
GarnleritonD 1u erbdIten.
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WrNcrn MarplanS Giicnba1n.

SfDe eerldfieft oillen.x failon, Wte Ieigl'
1dgftd,.
40 tdib. Rcfte GneqSus. Saaersiolpn, q.
rmo ~. Nh. NapIeseoro, ebdlnbersbnts
uno, uusa. GonninSs, Sailecd hiIo einiber'
lamb.
1000 3orm. - Nfrom. iiadb itnionsPrieae.
3.04 NudhIn. - gtffoin. nnn tfnionsgribae, TO-
wie porf Salober. 0eiibsburg nilb q. II. 8.
Iipinon E~iititelt.
ABB ySadm. - Grpreb. Saiistlinie. Saecrs.
ioiofl. Sanend, GbtppenSbnra llnt. ansGrt.
eJnrtnas. Gfeoerid inb Gninitsburs. Bar
IprsgSuagoti.
9aaiidl. auspeuommen eonntaas.
645 YornI. Uori, y. u. 3. Bib. u. SaIpt
llnie bftIid bon enlor0aSrope. fotpte Car
isle.
500 yormL - GrpreB up6 e%Ipneon. sifor.
itnfeits SnGerstripn. Sducod. enmberIunb,
elFins Gbfppensburo. Sreserid, Gmrtits.
bira, fpuic y. n. u. 9D. Inriten, 9ilifet
Cbferbditors9f aagon.
5.33 Nbenos. - 2tffnm. rad Sanober.
U.15 stbenos. - sffout. mad t~riun,N.ioge.
Nur TomnerhaaS Mnp samHdgS.
HEB Mbcps. - aiiom. rod ii~nicn'4rioGe.
:. @dIt nidi an gennfp!bagia.stpe. gtniton.
n. Wbberffpu, 9. ~. Sometl.
Senerai. @e fbdttstabrer. yen 'Fnf '9tseut.
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Standardization.

3Nem. Nbrf, 49,. Oftober. = Ter
9ompfer @oStulia". bon Nenpcl 1T I'M
bieiigen &afcn einaeiroifen.
Ser Sompier nGeoric" fubr beute
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ontbantpton 10. Oftobcr.
Seilte lit bon bier Der 3umpicr
.giiider" nod R~pipsg)orf n~bgeinbren.
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Baltimore Dampf Yadet So.
lNite NIB suuerIai iar Yat.9tnte,l
Ma JfaN Et.Yntatf Matt hattfAprtth

Tampter ,yirginta" (neu). yNiabama,"
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men, bon ben sNatsutnie". Nicrs. gir. 1913,
liabt.eirabe, $50 .elbenbs, birefi mad Oh
0cint Comfort. .%g,erfolf, Hertslueiitb nlIb aleIl
Ioint Gomfort nit aQ. 4 8, Gijenbabu".. Bod
Hlbnionb, 8erbiitburg In Bortsrnoitb nit BEN
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nit Der ratldntic Godtt Cine" yoriplf hnb
ipeItIib iirib ~SIb Dominion Cine" naf Neip'
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HMabIseiten md eiropaii6em BIdne. 2urii'
ribie aaiiiteu8iInrrer, eleitrif9e 9'eleuttlns.
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GblrlessS frabe. s.,
sies'IrGi. ii. Sen: @iaumeer, Sen,'9dH.' siaept.
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Baltimore
Grptnipeu=I d)MlG.
VT. 1905, Iorb.s barles. strahe.
Rt,,fhItnyItrk . ...

Glementar. nnb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tut
W,dbdlcn rnb Nnabcu.
am Sorllerfiaa, ben q. Stpiember 1905, iiin
0 llbr friib, Gle bielet Nolea.8 orbereitiige'
nnb ~algeneine Slider. @lte pe9rer In allen
ietl aenntniiteu In AlniIcn einpetbeilt.
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Sein ansaeiiatieies gpmnaTum sur BERTH
Whreai In Mr. 1905, Worb.g bar Ies,s trabe.
often bon 10 tlbr 9RoraenS bio ! llbr Mattm.
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Nri. gleanpr q. Weiaeb, Brin6lpaIin.
(Sept14 .1MtD rs. 'li.t4
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WarplanS & YennIplpania u. 81.

3hsr p~eriaiiea siorib.9ipe.. II. faf.sir.. citation
7.30 Norm. mad g)ori idgIid. atsaenomren
SpHntdgo.
$50 Sotm. Iindb SeItn mr. Scnntdgs.
$50 NcrlL ril6 0ellir tdglib, nisgenonintcil
SonHtags.
3.25 Rahnl. mad BORT idgli6. ausgenommcn
Sonntggs.
4.05 Natm. RAD NeIin mr. SonntngS.
APO glud)fH. nn6 Delta iiglib. auSgeiunlriei
SDnntuas.
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SountaqS.
If 90 sTbeii6s rad ReIdir MIR Sonntaqs.
1i.45 WbefsS uad1 Veldtr Wifiuods ltno cant
flags.
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Baltimore 1raasfer GDmpasnie,

ehssH.Gde ata6t. nms aemtars.etrase.
SamsmStft traxsvsrirt mt serpa6.. rmnt.
tHHe nnS vbsstssS ias StsnIss psrben iesi
fhr bic inmmenoe Gallon eebnat. gubrspesss
uno preIis re6t. (b2--)
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sduINnsciscn.

gepIte's sdbaft - GotIep gorbsreitings. ifnb
aliaerneine Stttbien; GinpeHtet, ,ipeIhs nit
ibrefi Stlioien iin Riidtianoe ftttb, iihSel be.
ionoere MISUNDERSTANDING; Rrtpqt'lluterridt;
liberalization. O.. ". Wolie, ". ~, 1918
2tnhe lsYtuenut (Sepi22, lWNO
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gdHe fir'e Ansianr beierst O.. Ralue. sWs.
ii3. r f-Saltimsre.s tr., nass Gspnmtsnfe.Nbe.
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Baltimore 0bio-V abn.
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goria- z 90. 1910 Room; gt roodi Ola,
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Referhiruna bon Hdrm In Gnfufs oher ynts
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Gngliid fit MnsIanocr.

9Iaffe In GnsIif6 fir suSIduOcr piro be-
aiuten ant 8. Sftoher fir Die 3qitbuuer bon
FEDS Wonaten In benz Setm Oes aGbritIihen
gereins iuneer Mdnncr," 6barlrs. uno cara.
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yiabere slnsfuuft III in benz 9iireat Der gr'
ieIf6nit. i'm ~sipeiien Stodtperi crbhIiIib.
(Sept23, tWit)
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24
Democratic State Ticket.

For Governor.
T. NJ. Campbell of Palestine.
For Lieutenant Governor.
A. B. Davidson Of Cuero.
For Attorney General,
r. V. Davidson of Galveston.
For Controller,
J. W. Stephens of Austin.
Fer Land Commissioner.
j, J. Terrell of Austin
For State Treasurer,
Sam Sparks of Bell County.
For Supt. of Public instruction,
r. b. Cousins of Huntsville.
For Railroad Commissioner,
l.. j. Storey of Lockhart.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court,
Il. X. Gaines OF Austin.
For Judge Court of Criminal Appeals
J n. Henderson of Calvert.
For State Chairman,
q. A. Garden of Dallas.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24

w. E. Crawford Esq. of Sulphur
Springs, arrived Friday and will
make this place his home. He is
a young lawyer of ability and has
formed partnership with A. S.
Rollins in the law and abstract
business under the firm name of
Rollins & Crawford. MIR. Crawford
will move his family here assooH as
he can secure suitable house.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24
J. E. Rogers of Ceta was

j. E. Rogers of Ceta was in
town yesterday with peaches,
grapes and tomatoes. He says he
has about 5000 worth of this class
of truck just now beginning to get
ripe. Mr.. Rogers wants some man
to buy his home section so that he
can move to town and improve his
lots in the west end.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24
keiser Bros. & Phillips

Keiser Bros. & Phillips are sell
ling their lands right along. Re-
Gently they disposed of the Frank
Ames q sections, the w. G. Baird
section and one purchased from E.
w. Reynolds. Several of the buy
ers say they are coming to farm
and will move here this fall.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24
News Roll of Honor.

Under this heading will be found
the amounts received on subscript-
ion to the News since last re.
port, and names of the parties
paying. This will serve as a re-
ceipt to those of our subscribers for
warding money by mail.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24

j. M. Black and w. G.. Baird
have bought the L. S. Carter re-
naming three sections including
his nice home place, at $4,000.
Mr.. Carter talks of moving down
about Lockney.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24
Local Weather Record

AoSdl w 1tSSoIu
From Friday of last, to and in
GLIDING Friday publication day. of
this week.
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
From Friday of last to We'd
nesday of this week it has been
warm and dry with the prevail
ing winds from the south and
southwest.
WEDNESDAY
Wind from south west and
warm. In the evening rain
clouds gathered in the west and
good showers fell over the south
and western portions of the
county coming to within tour
miles of town.
THURSDAY
Still signs of rain all around
and at night showers fell suffi-
cient to lay the dust.
FRIDAY
Cloudy and cool this morning
with fine promise of all the rain
needed to finish the crops. Rain
is is not especially required any
where in the county but it would
not be Objectionable in some of
the western and southeastern
parts.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24
. eHepaSs<eH
:TOWN & COUNTY:
q Personal AND OTHER MATTERS :
q THAT CONCERN OUR CITIZENS. q


this town and needed badly.
Charlie McAfee has added a
windmill to his premises.
Notice the new al of the Randall
County Abstract Co. in this issue.
The south bound train Wednes-
day was delayed until 7 90 P. N.
on account of a wreck in Oklahoma.
Mrs. NJ. L Martin of Fort Worth
is here for the Reunion, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. T. E. Baird.
RenShaw and Cochran have the
contract TO paint the inside of the
Court House at $2IS.
Mrs. McWhirter of Fort Worth
is here on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. A. S. Rollins.
Getting ready for the big event
Of the year-the Reunions the
talk all over town.
+. L. Faulkner bought the Ems
berger place from Joel PreSlar Sat-
urday paying $500 for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowan spent
this week with friends in the coun-
try attending camp meeting.
Judge Buie spent several days
at Dimmit this week on legal
business.
Tuesday w. T. Moreland sold
the w. J. Luna home section to
Newt Reeves at sI2 50 per acre.
Our Motto is 1--WE right all
wrongs" Send your laundry to
E. c. Brown for Roswell Steam
Laundry. 23-4ts
Every available vehicle was
pressed into service yesterday to
carry the large crowd of excursion
lists over the country.
County court is going on this
week. There is little in it this
term barring railroad damage suits
and Amarillo lawyers.
Mollie Bailey informs the Re-
union committee that owing to the
recent death of a daughter she will
not have her show here next week.
Contractor Begrin is out of COM
pressed (tront) brick again and
necessarily his work will be de-
layed
w. E. Bates is down about his
old Denton home. He left last
week expecting to return about the |
last of this.
|. L. Hunt has discarded his /
steel windmill and is having
put up new tower and
wooden wheel.
A. M. Smith is putting up a
butcher shop on the south side to-
day. He and Will Newberry are
going in together. This will give
US three shops in town.
Mrs. B. F. Thompson of White.
wright, enroute TO visit her sister,
Mrs. French of Tulia, stopped for
a short visit with Geo. Long and
family.
Miss Matte Mccullough who
has been here for some time with
Mrs. Bratton left Monday for her
home, Higgins, Texas.
The children will soon be in
school again. We suggest that
you have their pictures made while
they have plenty OF time.
Rev. w. H. Younger of Chan
ming was visitor here Tuesday
and Wednesday leaving for home
Yesterday evening.
You only have to try US to be
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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24

J. g. Cruikshank' S calves. about
IS, shipped week before last and
put on the Kansas City market
Monday of last week, netted him
So os each.
The E. W. Neese crop of wheat,
20 acres, was threshed out this
week making $40 bushels or nearly
20 bushels per acre. He sold the
wheat for $40, to U. S. Gober.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory of Cook
county who have been spending
the summer in the Roswell country
are here visiting their relatives, the
Hoods and Words.
Those tomatoes presented The
News by John Rowan, grown in
his garden here in town, were ex
ira large fine fruit-one of them
weighed twelve ounces.
A. NJ. Smith moved to town
Wednesday going into the Sevall
house, Mr.. Sevall moved into his
Cummings purchase and Cum
mingS went into the house vacated
by Mr.. Smith.
Reunion time with its excite
ment, firecrackers and danger
> almost here. Wouldn't it be
4 good time to have some pic
lures made of Johnnie while he
is altogether?
The Campbell family hold their
annual reunion this week begin.
ming yesterday. They are camped
IA the Ed Harrell pasture on the
Palo Dura. Gov. Tom won't be
there this time.
John A. Wallace and Edgar
Money will on Saturday ship two
cars of fat COWS and one of calves
to Kansas City. Edgar says that
he lost about 800 on his last shin
ment of calves.
NJ, N. Gallagher's calves, S8
head a few yearlings included,
shipped and sold at the same time
as J. G. Cruikshank's, brought
him So. 50 per head, net.
G. B. Merriam of Topeka, yes
terday through Garrison & Har-
rison, sold his 3 sections in the
"Block" lying east of Judge LARS
place to M. E, Wedge and Jim
Redfearn at SIS, 900.
c. T. Word, through l.. G. Lair,
sold 4 sections, the remaining por-
ton Of his Castro county ranch,
Wednesday to @. A. kaseman of
Albuquerque, N. NJ, at SO. 50 per
acre, total of s2I,7oo.
Keiser Bros. & Phillips are ex-
pecting two large automobiles in
next week for use in their land
business. They completed the
stables for them this week.
Mrs. Andy McIIroy Of Tioga and
Hiss Mary Campbell of Perry, Mis-
souri,, are here visiting their brother
r. A. Campbell, and other relatives.
They will remain over for the re-
union.
Mrs. A. H. Thompson will have
charge Of the Ladies exhibit
on the Reunion grounds
and earnestly desires the co-opera-
ton of the town and country ladies
in making of this department a
success. The grid day, Thursday,
is the time set for this part Of the
program.
The News is informed that the
names of the parties killed in the
runaway at Hereford was Bassham
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24

L. S. Garter has sold his cattle,
some 22o head, to John A. Wallace
at the following prices:
Cows and calves. 80. ..$22. 50
rat COWS ........... 1900
Steer yearlngs. ....... 1900
Heifer yearlings. ....... 1900
From all report, this was an ex-
ira bunch of cattle, all high grade
Herefords and in fine condition.
Pat Young sold his three lots on
West Evelyn ST., opposite |. l..
Hunts residence, to S V. Gentry
for 5000.
The best is what we all want.
Send your laundry to Mr.. E. c.
Browns barber shop Tuesday and
you get it Friday.
23-4ts Roswell Steam Laundry.
Born-Aug. 10, to E. A. Up
fold and wife, son.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-08-24

L. S. Garter has sold his cattle,
some 22o head, to John A. Wallace
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
CITY NEWS

If you haven't tried "coat shirts'' try a good one, $1 at Upson, Single ton & Co.'S.
 Boy wanted to carry paper route in North end. One living in that sec tion preferred. Apply at Democrat office.
 Superintendent Walker of Hamil- ton park is not doing much at the new swimming pool just now, but he has got the work we'll enough under way to be able to say that 1t will be ready for use next season. It will be about 1S0 feet long and 70 feet wide and will contain 6,000,- 900 gallons of water. The deepest part will not be over 6 feet. When this plunge is ready everybody in Waterbury will be scrupulously clean, if such is not the case at the present time.
 , How annoying Is 1t to have a watch that is out of repair frequent ly and in the care of the watch doc tor one third of the time. Buy a watch of known reputation, of un- questioned reliability and save your self much annoyance. Get a watch with an Upson guarantee. The Up son Jewelry Go, 6S Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
L'Union St Joseph.
 Polishers and Buffers.

L'Union St Joseph.
 Polishers and Buffers.
 Women's Relief corps.
 Brooklyn Athletic club.
 First division, A. o. H.
 French Canadian band. Court Hancock, F. of A.
 Wadhams post, c. A. R. Journeymen Horseshoers. Court Rose Hill, F. of A. Tunxis tribe, l. o. R. M. Second division, A. o. H. Fraternal Order of Eagles. Citizens Engine company. Mad River grange, P. of H. High Rock division, s. of T. Sheet Metal Workers union. Brass City lodge, I. A. of M. Friendship lodge, o. D. H. s. Court R. F. Phelan, F. of A. Harmony lodge, F. and A. M. Valley tent, No IS, Maccabees. Unity commandery, U. o. c. c. Brass Workers union, No 1S6. Waterbury division, U. R. K. P. Loyal Pride of Valley, No 7223. Rosedale camp, No 9615, M. w of A.
 Pride of the Valley lodge, I. o. o F., M. U.
 Friendly league, domestic arts shirt waist suits, 3, S:30, 1880 7:30; chorus, 7:SO public school sewing, 7:30; school o housekeeping, public school cooker. 10, 1880; third course cookery, 1880