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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

8eiu a11enid Fam belfen --Bu
oisier lleberseusuns iparen fe ae
iommen. Sic batten oas Bette Der.
iaHt iebOb usrRebens. 9ieIer Ses
iHluB tonntel alIsrbinas ni4t 0oaSu
beitrnsen, bic Screen berieniaen
freuots au itimmsn, tuelHs am 8ran.
tenbette itanben, 9srr Jrant 9osict
OOu s4S5uirfieIb gIue., Chicago. Sd.
ersdhlt bic fUteenbe bemertensmertbe
Seihihte tiber bic 9eioen Ieiner
&htter uuo ibre en6fde g8isoerber.
iteuuna Ourh etn etnIa1es Sausmii.
teL Gr iaet; rReine Rutter be
fano It'd in elmer entiebIiben Gage.
Sbr 2eioeh icbien saus eipeher Grt gu
Tisin. Die Gerste be5eitnetenes nit
perIaieoenen 9aamen, aber lie lit
IIebr an SAmer;en i'm wlaesn. &ir
batten orei uericaieoene 9lerSte, aber
Die Itohnten ibr nid,t beIfsn. ! Waantt.
nal luuroen bic s9mersen 10 hners
trdpIih, ouB mir FbsrliH elalbten,
l9r Snoe lei geIOmmen. Die gIerste
erfldrteh suleBt, bnB ieiu Dlenicb
tnebr beIfen ibnnte unb ens audi
nidt bic aerinsfte S,Offnlna uorban.
ben iei, gta4oem nlIes glnDere isbl,
peihlasen bate, beIAlOiien mir ben
pItpentrauter'8 '8tulbeleber, BON mel.
dem mir ibOn iouiel eeb6rt batten,
Sa uerIuAen. Sd ueridbaifte mir
elm Benia, pcn bieIem Rittel uno
CAB es reselmi6ie nnh @OrIbriit.
sHon In turser Belt bemertteH mir
cute GrfOtae. sic sebroud1te bas
Nittel tpelter unO innsrHalb eines.
Oapnnts mar uuiere liebe Rutter 70
b
uiel teEer aetpUrOenI bnB lie Elm men
10 nufIiesn tunnte. spater pnros lie
aaua ssianO unb' beFnbst F1' nod
bsuts 10. Sas ssiDen il nismuis
suriifaeisbrt, Gir iinp reat bani;
bar bafar. iuas bee Iltpentr6nter
SIaibelsber iar uns aetban bat. Il
gsenn nibts nebr bilft, perIudbt
6orui's Gtpeatrauter BtlAbeleBsr.
aber rparuni 10 Iaaos iUdrteuP 8ie
srIie 5luihe pirp aad ben Grbbtsp,
SipeifIer absrseuaens Oabisr nubsrs
orbenttilb srfOIureid III bel Or Bes
'tauUH4as ucn tuiHIhstiUtsusn iitit
8luttrouthsisep Sbr tpuns ion hlsht
wIs nnOsrs WNOisineu bsi sIpcttelcrn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
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@tnn Sbr NIT g. tismns ober
@t9t bcbaitet feb, bpnn Ididt iofartl
@nren Nnneii Elm llnb .Sbr iperbst fret Elm
Qrobes pudet ,,G,lotia Comic" iinb 6ubtrs
benz bos init pislen NbbiI6unaen bentbor
Iorofdmh atseetnttete Bud iibSr 0R beunt a.
tismus un6 O @tdt gdnjlidb fret 1lgeianbt
srbolten. S1 6ieIent Bud rperbtt cbr MIles
iibsr @ireii 3ufonb ftttbsu. bod rtieniotB,
III si1t Wsittel ettbedt Ipor6elt, poiI benz 10
pteI @uteS gSjagt IporbeM, ols upn ,,@Iorid
Tonic" unb Der basielbe nit Gebarrlid felt
sebrau1t, wir6 Iih fherIi@ ieiies Rbsinlos
tismiiS 6dbnr@ entleSisen. VsOenh, bos
bieleB Mittel Eouienbe betItt, borilnter
Sunberte, Jpelde an &rildem gtngea itttO
anOels, DsI4e pom ben beiisn 9er5ten ols
nubetlbar ertldrt porbtu iporsn. DIES iR
tsint leere 8sbauptiing, lonbern cine Tbats
Iade, biepDW ebentoIi0eli 9eibenbeil aus dllen
GbeiIer bes 9dnbes bur9 freiwtuige 9eilSs
niiie erbdrtet JpirD.il Yatienteit, bic b08
bobe utter pDii so Sobren unh boribgr ere
teiht babgu, bat ,,glorJa Comic bic @et
inrb6ett nieber perImafft.
So1tetogte Srdlsaj Bic EeiR @IisS riIbrsm
tcuttsil, nje9etiittert lpsrhejl iiIilbtsn, f6iis
rtt tt jeIb ellen, ije ~ Zen iltdt. ipte re
ibreit sSAbG O0rilbef Mlsbrild 9ebstl lpueil,
Dtss WItttel beiItt tiir,Ii9 einsn Strrii, Oct
iibu 80 ;Subre gslitteI1 init betit fENI pItrstt
Hi4t brlfsnt toantea. S9rsibt ioipril Vlhs
rtiiirt ufi,,, sfit 5nsS ~ ii,f,
JOHN a, SMITH, Dept ! &, ,
ses1aos arsepwny. h
hllIwaukea, VIE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
Gapaitrom peridliuet cine poIfs
la reid1e StdOt.

Der GusbruH oss 8eIuu ninmt
INNER nod inn Seftipteitg gu. @ie
YOmpeii uurimebrals 1900 5abren
III beute bic 10, 900 Gihw0bner sdbl.
snOe Drtitnft Busco Srecaie Ourf,
ben lib pput Rrater nieberpalsenben
anuanrOm uum GrObOben tueeaefeet
IuOrben. @eniHenlebeu iinb Der.
loren eeennsen, Oa bic SeuDtterpna
Oen8efebI Der 8ebDrbe ith retbtseit'
ia in Siberbeit sebradit bate .nidt
fotete.
2eBts 8Ohe luurbs bic &du.
tnuup bss Stdbtbens nneeurbnet
hnb bic msilten Der 8suubner flObs
en. 8psi Dber Oreitauienb blieben
isOoH, obeteidb bic @efabr bon
Stuube su Stunbe er6Ser Iuprbe, su'
rid, oa4he ibre 6abelieIiateiten
uirbtim Slide laiien tuDIlten uno
Subtpsrte surBepidjuffans bsrielben
ui&t aufsstrieben iperOsn tOnnten.
Der gareermeifsr eriudte
bic bieiisen WilltarbehOrben ument,
lsnbnne BON 9rainfubrwerten aur
sBeei4aItuus Ser in ben 9traBeu
auiseiiopelten Bsrse bon Sousratb,
aber Die GBapsu tamen ~ Ipdt..
beute waorpen bepeste I'D, bic elmer
lnsrbeuren Teurisen 5afanee elsihs
enbe aopa pl6slid 20 raid uuf bic
DriiAnft su. OnB lie UNI ibr Dab unb
Sut BeIDraten enOliG ibr Ssil in
laIeahISsr 6ladt hiHtfh. BalO
.uaebbsr lphrOs Sie, gsiiaait inter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
.aam aer,ra,eer. alo, grettaa, nrn l8 April 1906,
bem aIatenbeu gtruate bearaben.

benz ellbenoeu Stroute beeraben.
DER Teretsstl 1T in bi&ten &nHdl
seblllt uhO nus bent &rnter weroeu
unoebeuere @uReu bon s'abenbsm
S&wamm, sIiHe unb Stetuen nit
furbtbarent ara4en nieie Suuberte
uOn Ssn6in bic auft eeiAleuOert. UNI
auf Weilen i'm umtreiie nieoer 81
peben. Seit asitsra SIbsno front
elm befiiser &eSeu berob upb bic
2uuienoe BON Renidbeu, Die aus ibr.
en- 8obnunsen eeflobeu fino uno auf
freiem 3, ,lbe tampiren,, leiben iHper
upter bemIelben.
yin ben Seitsn bee Geraes baben
iid1 neue 8rnter uuisstbuu. 8wei
OerieIben befnOen iid Dirstt eesehs
iber UOn SReapel. Die uou benz an
lesten yFontaa eutitaunensn arater
5t Gbul fIieserbe 9aua bat fih in
swett Sh6me Getbeilt. Der cine
OerieIbeu ersisBt lidj tber gOscO
Ereeaie meg in Die sBeinbetse an6
Der anbere tudl3t I'D, aberbaS 1884
entitanbene nlte 9aunbett seeeu Aer-
siusu Su.f 8pei anbere Strbme be.
OrUhen Dttainnu unb bas Z Meilen
iabDtli6 BON bier om @otf seleeene
Gorre Oel @recu, cine Stnbt BON S0,.
900 @inpphner. na
Die 8ahnraobnbn 1T gum sro6en
3beil 5sritDrt uub bic 8eeetntiDn nuf
benz BaHsen 6tti@en glbbane usrnih,
tet. Guf Seiebt oes bieiiseu 9Oli.
3eiprdfetten fabren nuf Oer fd1 am
Jube oes 8ersea biusiebenben Babn
Gag unO gaaHt 8aes, UNI bic iliehen.
ben 9anbleute nit ibren Sabielis.
teitsn in SiHerbsit gu brinsen.
Bel 9ndt bilost Der GusbruA bes
Saltaus Elm ihuuris Idb6ues Sfau.
ipiel. @emaItise 6tammensarben
Taiesen beitan6ie 81 unsebearrsr
S6be empOr unO pon benz psrfiniiert.
en- oimmeI 5utt Sls auf Slis in ben
Strater nieber. agsr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
8AMblanN.
2lus huusersnOtb su KaunibaIsn
T. ,fm seworoen,

ct. petersburg. paar1rdubenbe
Melbuusen tbsr ben ssannibu.ismus
Der Ourf] Sunaer Sur duberiteu Bst'
SrusiiIune aetriebeneu 8ewObner Der
Giduttihen. uoer 9idautiaeusSulb'
inlel finb in ct. 8etersbura einse'
troffen. Ole 9ihuttiden limb Elm 81
ben Grititern uber SbperbOrderu se'
bDrises Bolt I'm auBsrlieu Btntel
bes uIiutii4en 5sitlanoeS, i'm nUrb'
'6itIiditen sibirien. sie tbeiIen FtI
In ipmabiiirenbe oOer Renntbier'
EiAuitifsn SutiAen Der Behring'S
itrnbe, SnOiairia unO Beni&iuabai
unb in iesbuite Ooer Suab uub 5iih'
ersi trsibenOs 9iduttidlsu bonn &at
SHsIue Bis gum Ofttap uno am Ss'
riussmeer bic sum Gnnhprbuien, su'
iammen bis 1000 &6pie ftari. sic
fno mitteIerOs, haben iiruffes,
iamurSss Soar. burisontat lissenoe
Stugen, beruoritebenoeY Yndenlnoden,
feineebilbete Raie uno belle 9put'
iarbe; fnb iehr uninuber uno Iuberil
rob i'm 8snebmen. Sbre Rleioune
befebt aus Slenntbier. uno See
bunbsfeIlen. sic banoeln meiit nit
ben Gmeritunern; su ben &pRen ba'
behiie faf onr fsine 8esiebnngen.
Sire Sprade seist feline 8.rwanOt.
idoft nit auoern. BdbrenO Der
Suupersuptb i'm @inter Iebteu Sabr.
es eine Der arDBte She'll ibrer Renu,
tbier.Serbsn elm, anO bic Semobuer
IuurOeu Iah aITer geriebrsniltteI uuO
gtabruue bsraubt. Sdaarenpeiie
itarbeu bic 2eute Sunsers, uno
i9lieBlt1 psrinmmslien iih bic Ril'
slieber smeier Sidmme unO beiAloi.
fen, bas iebes Siupt elmer 6nmilie
@eib nnc stInoer t6oten unb bpun
SelbamErb bseeben iuIIte. Der grau.
snbafte 8sibluB puroe in Suntel
oes ntitliHen Binters eurAasfiibrt,
lno ptdt ein einsiees Dlitalieb Der
betben Sidmme. Der Dmpla- uno Der
btOIpa.9ldutilcben. iulI Oab'i abrla
eeblieben iCin. ~
91odj esaueabnfter baarItrda'
6euoer tliust bic @eiaihte elmer 6ui
mile aus benz gutpbir. stamne Der
gInutticbeu. gtadlnsm bic Wluttsr
anO neuu ibrer 9tnOsr bel lebenOie-
en- aeibe Derbunaert tparsu, iieten
Der gptsy, cine iiberiebsnhs Sodptsr
anS ein sseHe.absv Die asibsn oer
anOsrenlber,anO lrabsn iie nus, VIls
tie bouu OnmIt iertis irareu, eribIug
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Der Batter nod ben 9aeffen uuO fra6
aud ibn auII aa
gin &afIe, ytuuens 'oOlsauotp,
tuelder in bic Se0enO lam, um Beige
etnaubanOcln, iuaate bic enilebli9s
entOsdans uub erRnttste barber
ben Sebdrben in gatutst, Sibirisn.
Sesa4t er bate beim Sstretsr
elmer S&uesbutte nit nuaeieben
ruie Die RitslieOsr elmer gatabir'
camille i'm sfreiie um Die seibs elm
60 @eruuuOten berumidssn uub Oie-
ielbe Ueripeiitenl 20 ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Cine ibm Jest erit in 9eutIHlnnb
suGefalIsne grbfduft i'm getras pom
10000 Rart iuan ein i'm iaORten
SIinOis uObueuosr @enid,. welaer
Dor 46 Subren aIs Ssiurid Reper
aus 9eutiHlanb einrpnnberte, uiGt
erbtten. llub spar neil &c iitj uid,t
als Oer ridtioe Gr5s lsaitimiren.
lam, oa er ieineu gaamen in Sarrp
Rpers umanberte uub ale feline aus
9euti4fanO I. 81. mtiaebraaten
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS usrtOren bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
Olter-G Glodcit.
Den Iieben KinOern SspiOmet BON
uM 6drIe, AsrinstOn, mo.

b Die Giterafuden ttineen
90 belI; Saleluiabl
Die liCben 86seln fnpen:
Der 6ribline III nun bal
Die 6uIt'een BeiIhen bllben
2 Sm tudrmen Sonnenifein,
Sie @nnoerpbsel Sieben
gaa4 ibrem alten Seim,
&inpsum 1T reyes 2eben, fsft,Nl
@s teimet aler Drt,
Die 8HauSen beben idhbtern
Die R6pfhen bier unb bort. .;s1
Shon aeiet fih put OeuJ8ieien
SaS ih6De friihe Grin.
Balo tperbeu in benz @aStenr
Die Dherblumsn blGben. } 8
'saatur III npferfapbsn, {. 80
Die Dtern inb niht peit,
Sic brinaen itetS ben 8inbsrn
giet 9dit nnb piels 6reuo'..
SdIon iuht bas Ditsrhds9en
Std Elm nerbDre'ues gfsit, ,.g,,.
gpo "a iar oute ainber - ilaa =
Hte OTiereier last.
KSte treuen ft4 ote &inber,
@enn Fe elm Reit entotdt,
Snrtn Der Oiterbaie
Gie eter bat ueritsdtl
SIM gtolIe oIIerwdTis. p a
limb mit ben Iieben 4inberu
Nreut nd, bos sRutterber,
ySir leben, ltebe ainDer,
9Ud IN Der TnIten5eit.
GS 1T Die Belt Der Erauer
pier tar Die &brtitsnbeit. "a
Nls unier 5eilonb li.t. ~
VIls er FIR ieiue Qebrsn
Su lSolSitina i,r,tt
-,
Gls er rian pteleti Getoen,
Nan otelent Spott uno 0ohn
Gfil 2reu5e bat pouenoet,
1 Ssr tuabrs @ottesiobn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

&iIis 8. ROore, gbef Oss Bstters
bureaus Ia 8uibinatOn, erttdrte
seifern in elmer SisOe, bic er eeless.
entIid zines Santetts bet Moritime
sIiiOriuttOu belt, ons Oas Bsttsr.
bureau ruubrideinlit ifOn In turser.
Belt nUnatIite gOrausiapuneen
uerDHeutliben rpsroe. 8Orbereit-.
uneen gu Otsism 8ped iiuO bsreIts
i'm Sauae, uu9Oem, pie Serr
NO1re iuot cine pliienihaftltde 9uf
iis flr cine 8ubriasiulihIeitSber
nuna aefuuben rpurOe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

IT es 5UeifeIbaft, Oh cine saanFels
Iuug, ourd uelhe Semnnb ieiu aes
ben In ernfe Geiabr briua.. unb bic
fi@erli& OuS eeben Osrtlrst, Inter,
ithbuug Ueroiert. Gm 10. 0IpriL
uirb 0err sucru uOu nsuem uufnns,
en- 5u inReu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
silberOOlIars perOen iiinftia e

@ilberoOqars rperoen tiinftia ets
mas leltener peroen. ba bic Banten
aenas eines am ] !, april IN arait
tretenOen @rlabes bic @rpreBtOiteh
fur ben transport aus ben Rnu3en
beapbleu maRsn, bic iia bel 1000
9paols fur Oiele @eeeuo aul einerl
E9Oaar beIaufsn irbeiubar cine ses
rinue summe, bic ieOUd in Gubrtf;
|faoten, tppielbit metitens Gassabl.
unaen in Silber aemaat lruroeng
|fhuu bebsuteub tn bic ssaaeiaais
faat. uebripens, luenn uns Ontel
Snm einise 3auienb sutOmmen ,Ipi'
fen piui .Frneen! tpirs 1 nl9t naA
ben 9ransyurttulten, Oeun ip penan
nsbmeu 60 SeitunesIeute nidlt.
W - So = l-4--s. , . . -11s-29 9s2tf
Sine lleberiid3t Der 9hdttetett bes
Dberaeritts pOn NRl6uuri seiat, BOB
in uerftuIiensu Sabr 5e8 6dlle' ,Oa'
ieIba erleOist tuarOsu, pabrenb
5Ss Seruihnesn etuserei9t iino,
uimnt es msbrere Sabre ebe cline.
GntIdsipuue seiaIlt -spsroen fann,
si6stI bas Gcridt 10 tIberbauit iItmit
Sn nulsrem Seridtsreien
iOute etus SlsnOsruus ssi&difeu
,perOerI, 10 bdB inter Sepifsn llm'
5taubsnp .leine QlppeHatiun ertaubt
mare, ipspp T. 2. iatihltiidls sWblf
SeInwurene icinitimmia lunreu bel
abaate tires uttbeiis pis Oieiss ~. in i
s0entialuIS pei. .EaI IL. .gslas iitbls
Eel Osr SIuspabl Der SsltDursnsn
shoroui aeieben iueroen, OaB our oas
,uerbsits Wldtsriat Siirs Ssrros9h "
umutt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

tauien. gr rpirb ben aeaten Oirstt
burd aOtaluaentsu Uertauft BON ben
Sabritanteu Or. Better 5abrnep &
sunR Co., l12-lls go. 1Opne
sIue., gbiSssv~;ylI Iit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13
SUBSIDIES UNPAID.
The White River Railroad Com
/ pany H$ 'ceived No Aid
=. fri sle Town.
HEARING . COMMISSION.
>nilroad Conn Met in Bethel
Yesterdny--LearncdW What Repairs
Had Recently Becn Made and
R-hnt stu Needs Doing
Stabbing ARRAY.
HEARING CoMMISSIvs.

Bethel sept. Estate Railroad
Commissioners F. c. Smith H. S Bing-
lam and G. T. Howard held their adjourn
ed hearing in relation to the condition
OF the White River railroad which rams
from Bethel to Rochester, at Bethel this
morning and took tho testimony of several
witnesses relative to recent repairs made
on the road as previously requested by
the commission, and as to repairs that
should be made in the future
The road has been in operation for
about six years. much of the original
structure as it became worn with use
and time has been renewed or strengthcn-
ed ana more work along the same line is
aeemed desirable. 1t had been hoped that
the town subsidies which we're voted before
the commencement of the road py the
towns to be benefited thereby ard which
amounted to about $4,000 would have
peen paid in and could have been used
DOR permanent repairs and improvements
but so far no part Of these subsidies has
$een paid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13
WEYHRDGE.

Ernest Sturtevant of New York spent
last Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Sturtevant.-H b. Dodge of
Chicago, formerly of this town. is spend
ing few days with relatives and friends
in town.-The Sunday school of the Meth
odist Church will hold their picnic next
Saturday at Belden' s.-The village school
commenced last Monday with Miss Moiie
Hamilton, as terclssr. The Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist society met this week with
Mrs. Fl. c. Ryder.-The Rev, and Mrs.
Heller, and Mrs. d. H. Twitcheil.
represented the Methodist Sunday school
at the convention in Bristol last week and
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bingham were dele
gates from the Congregational society
Donald Hamilton has gone to Mount
Hermon to attend school the coming
year.-The Rev S'las Perry of Bristol
gave a report OF the Silver Bay conference
at the Congregational Church last Mon
GoV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13
EAST MIDDLERURY.

Mrs. Clarence Russell spent Tuesday OF
last week in Brandon the guest Of Mrs
Arthur BrigEs.-Mr. Cook OF the Mid
dlehury high school was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. f. Brookn's over Sunday
Mrs. l.. r. Boardman recently spent a
few days in Rutland and South Waling-
ford-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Russell
have been entertaining friends from out
of town.-Mrs f. F.. Ross gave musical
Friday evening in honor of her friend.
Miss Woods.
Mrs. ]. X. Yung is spending A few
weeks In Providence, x. l.. with rela-
tives-Frank Doying and family have
returned from Massa sachusetts, where they
spent the summer-Nrs. Ursula Cum
mings has gone to Philadelrhia.-M Miss
Elva ktmball Is teaching in district No
+. Miss Kate Foster in No. and Miss
Baird of Barre IN No. ll.--Dr. j. s.
Dodge and wife are visiting relatives in
this vicinity previous to going to Cuba
to spend the winter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13
MONETCN.

a beautiful wedding took place at the
Boro on Wednesday evening, September s..
al the home OF Nr. and M, Edward Pal
fhef' When Their niece Miss Grace Helen
Stll!son, was united III marriage to Fred
Newton Dean by the Rev A. T.. Clapper
The bride was beautifully dressed IN white
and attended by four maids of honor, Bes-
sic Stillson, kathlene Comstock, Myrle
Mech and Viola Davis, who were also
dressed in white. carrying flowers. Mrs
h. II. Dean presided at the organ and
played the wedding march as the bridal
couple with their maids OF honor marched
into the room The decora tons were pre-
pared by Mrs. A. L. CIapper and the
bridal pair stood under n bell Of beautiful
white flowers and a chain of golden rod
and white ribbon. About % guests. rela-
tives and friends Were present, and after
the ceremony all We're invited to the din
Ing room, where they We're treated to a
bountlful supper, after which the bride
and groom took their Departure The
presents We're many and beautiful as well
as valuable and useful The maids of
honor were each presented with a beauti-
full pin by the bride.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
Name Mayor Thaycr for Governor
Make Usual Charges against
Rapublicans.

Hartford, Sept. l2.-Mayor Charles F,
Thayer of Norwich was nominated foi,
governor to-day by the democratic State
conventton. The platform adopted am
nounced that only State issues should be
considered In the approa ching campaign.
The republican administration of Stats
affairs is scored In these words I'VE de-
clare the recent course OF the Republican
marty In the State subversive Of ths prtn-
ciples which lie at the foundation OF de-
mocracy, because II has substituted polit-
ical aristocracy for Individual liberty. The
republican organization Is more powerful
than the Republican party which 10 sue
cessfully dictated to by group OF
manipulators who have only their cwn
ends in view To correct this evil we de-
clare for the direct primary principal,
the right to, nominate by petition, further
amendment OF the corrupt practices law,
in particular forbiddiGs corporations 10
contribute to party funds and enactment
OF a law providing for the registration
Of the lobby. The adjustment of tho
wretched fee system OF compensating
public servants and the substitution OF
a salary system. nore rigid supervision
OF public service corporations, and re-
organization OF the railroad commission
nve demanded In the platform. Another
plank says 1t is for each community to
decide as to the adaptation of municipal /.
ownership of local utilities and the State /
should formally recognize that right, 1t
is not a principal of saneral government
but an escape from the intolsrable con-
ditions imposed by corporation mis-
mana cement. The election OF United
States senators by the people is also de-
manded.
The nominees for the other offices ere
Lieutenant Governor John NJ, Ney OF
Hartford: Secretary of State, George
Forster of Rockville; State treasurer, Il.
s. Roberts OF North Canaan: state Con-
troller. Eugene r. Peck Of Bridgeport;
Attorney General. William b, Stoddarf
of Milford; Representative at iarge,
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NIDDLEBURY.

One of the hay barls belonging to Col
Battell which is located on his farm
north of the village and near the railroad
caught fire Monday morning and was
burned to the ground. There was no in
surance and the building was full Of
hay.
Monday market day eggs brought 25
cents per dozen and butter 2oc.
Wright and Cartnell are making ar
ranEements to ship another consignment
of high hlooded Merino sheep to South
America in about two weeks.
The cattle dealers in this section shipped
three carloads of cows, calves and hogs
Monday, two of them went to the Brigh-
tcN market and one to New York. +. q.
Piper accompanied his consignment.
John Rotchford. we'll known and
much respected citizen of this village. who
has been ailing for some time, died at
his home on River street, Sunday morn
ing at the age Of n years. He is survived
by three girls and three boys. The fun
eral was held from the Church of the
Assumption Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock, Father ]. d. Shannon. pastor OF
the church officiated and the burial
was in the family lot in the Catholic
Mr.. Rotchford was a member
of the Catholle Church Of the village
and when in health was very regular in
his attendance. His numerous friends will
greatly mourn his loss a he was liked by
all who knew him.
Michael Higgins has returned from
successful hunting trip at Lake Dunmore
having secured seven coons and 20 pounds
OF honey,
The seats In the old Baptist Church are
being taking out and shipped to East
Barre where they are TO be used in an
other church. Just what will be done
with the old church property here is not
yet known but 1t Is said that 1t is for
sale.
Young Lewis Gotta, the victim of the
peculiar accident on the railroad bridge
On Main street Tuesday noon, was appa-
rently not so much injured as was at first
feared. The lad was able to be up and
arounA the house Wednesday and the in
iernal injuries are probably not very seri-
ous and no bones were broken.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. G. d, H!nman and grandchildren
Dorothy and Frank Newton Palmer, left
town Friday for New York, where they
will spend the winter with, Mrs. Hin
mans daughter, Mrs. Grace l.. Palmer.
C, ID. Hnman is visiting friends in
Chazy, y. Y.-Mrs. william Garrow and
Mrs. f. c. Little, went to Boston, Thurs
day where they will visit friends
Moses Garrow of Vergennes is keeping
house for William Garrow-Mrs. Edward
Lamb and two Children of Monkton were
guests Wednesday Of Mrs. Lambs sis
ter, Mrs. Il. #. Gordon.-H. F. c. Smith,
is in town stopping at Mrs. Washburn's-
Mrs. F. f. Rowley Is on the sick list;-
Lena and Lon Merrill have returned home
from visit with friends in Lake Placid,
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. Joshie of Brooklyn. n. Y, gave a
very interesting lecture at the Friends
Church here sunday evening. before a
large and very appreciative audience on
the greatest needs OF India. Mr., Joshie
is a Hlndo and is studying medicine and
when through will go back 70 his people
as this is one of their greatest needs
aside from hristianity.-Mrs. Cynthia
Morton of Chcopee FnlsA Mass, Ia
visiting her cousins. David and Edward
Follanshee Warren Smith Of South
Hero visited Eleazar Shattuck recently
Mrs Dyer Conser also visited there.-O.
w. Sweet visited at f. II. Young's over
Guyett and Clayton Kimball
OF Bolton visited at Mary and Walter
Kimballs over Sunday.-Emma Hallock
commenced her school in the Gore district
Monday.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The funeral Of Charles Vancor, Sr, of
HinesburGh was held here at the Friends
Church Sunday at p, m. the Rev. A.
l.. Clapper officiating. The funeral was In
charge OF the Masons,-frank Eddy, Jr.,
and wife. who have been visiting friends
and relatives In this place, left Monday
for their home in Boston. Miss Mabel
Eddy returned Monday to her school in
New York city.-Quite u severe hail storm
passed over this place Sunday evening
Limbs of trees were broken off, few
lights of glass broken and the frame Of
Orrin 1.awrence's shop (Which was up
but not boardedD suffered badly from the
effect Of the wind.-Sunday evening. Sep
tember 1s. the Rev. j. Lindley sptcer,
superintendent OF New York Yearly
Meeting of Friends, will give an address
In the Friends Church Subject ''The
Birthplace of Quakerism."