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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Ssposrapbta go. Ia.

Die bsuti&en S9riftisbsr bisItsn
SOnntag Na9mittag unisr @orfs
ibrss prdfiosnten, 9uffab S@dfsr,
In Ottmar aslsr's 6als, 225 Sf
@aibington Strabe, ibrs Sabres'
bsriamlung nsbft BsamtsnpabI ab.
Die 8eamtsnpabl srsab foIssnoes
wsiultat &.
pr1Rosnt-@ufao Solder.
gIcs.prdFosnt-Otto e@uls.
Sseretdr-5srmann Bor6sri.
S4aBmsifer-0alsntin 6ofmann.
gerDalter-Senrp Seoberi9.
Srufess-&i9aro Sin;s, Subann
a6nis. Aoo!pb Sabn.
Wa6Is@umits-2ouis Sii1, Sobanu
Infslm, albert 6snning.
Sunbss.8rufss fhr 8 Sabre -
Ri&arc Siu3e.
Gslsgatsn 3ur Central 2abor Union;
6ueo Willsr.
Selssaten gum alisb printinl
8rabss Council: aboIpb Sabn. 5usr
WilIer.
Ssrr @surge Walsr bon Yinesnnss
ianote ben Seberu ein JdB8sn Dor
isiuem bsrtibmtsn pof6rdu, unb be,
Serberesbater resalirte Rs NIT sinsu
.gepfefferten 8 q en-"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

= @usrebe. Mutter: Wie oft
babe iA Dir i9pn geIast, Maris, oaB
bu Die Rinbe pom 8rot mitefen
IOGjt! SEPT bait bu is Diebsr ltegeH
iuffen! gs pirb nod eiue 3eit tons
men, tn Der bu bic Riube gerne efen
tpirf. Ous aehnidhrtee Rariedeu:
Ga, wemtter, besbalb bebe t4 msr tie
ID au3 ale auf.
= Watp. rDie bier inn S4au<
fsnfter ausqeftslte Wobnunsseinrt4s
hung liefere ia f4on Bel elmer @H-
aablung bon fiinf3ig Mart", fsh m
tinem MH4fagssa9lunsssef4dft ans
ad9rieben. v@9, bic foGteit bu tous
fem, ieufst bas sD4terhen, als ss
nit fetner Ueuma Doriibersebt, ri4
mShts iebesmal in ben 9oben fnten.
ipenn Der 9eri4tspoll5ieher gu uns
toutmt unb gar ni4ts pfdnobdres
finbetl
-Oas mibperfanbene
e Rommanbp. @or Der sroben
8efi9tisung nimut iiA Der 9aupt<
mann Der 10. &ompasnie feine 2euts
nod eiamaI sinSeln ppr. IIs ein es=
ler pole Dor ibm itebt. tontundnbirt
CT: ,IGlIt oas 9etpebr!" = vNein" /,
ioat Der Refrut, Obus ii9 gu riibren.
Mles itebt fharr Bel biefer unsebeuers
li&en @ehoridmsUerpeigerun Der
Metrut aber fdhrt, ohn. cine Wtiene
su per%@tsu. fort; ~9aIt i4 9spGYI
! ueiniges fef!-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Na6ri6ten aus Snbtalta.

@ba nsbiIIe. Muf Nnorb.
nung BON Wapor Sobn W. Boebm.
murbsn am Sunntags alls 294 Birib.
f&afien Der staot ssf3lofsn, - gum
erfen Wale na6 langen Sabrsn.
Aus Gidbts unb 5teden tn oieIem
enoe oes Staatss maRsn i9 isbt benz
GOnnta9sgefese untsrtusrfsn. unb in
bielen Ortsn fnb bic WlrtbT9aflen
p6llig bertrisbsn. Sotuea. brsi WsiIen
bon bier, isBts ben HedsI auf, unb tuis
berIautet fol aud Isuburp baIb trodsn
gelsgt meroen.
@bansbille ift bic amsIigrbbts Stabt
bes Staatss. unb tparos fsts als eine
Der liberaIifsn Stdbts bon Snoiana Be.
tra9tst.
Seuii9s 3eitunssn tparen bic elm.
si9sn, welas fir psrf6nlt4s 6rsi6sit
F8 ins Wittsl Issten.
gs iff bic alts 8sf9I9ts, pd5rsno
oi. $emperen3fanatiter nit allen Wit,
tsln tdmpftsn, uno ibre 3situnssn uns
srfftibtsn, aog bas libsraIs Clement ii4
3urhd, unb osrlanste bon ieiuer preiIs
bic grobm6gli9fs untsrifdbung - tia.
ttirli9 fofenlos. DDS In iol9sm 6ale
bic &smpersn3elemsnte iessn mubten,
mar isIbfbsrifdnbIi&.
Serre Gauts. poli,si Sus
psrintenbent 6arbsp Sonss 1T nod ims
msr tn Ilbanp, 81. o.. tpoielbfi sr auf
bic Anfunft neusr Iuslisfsrunspapiers
martst, usI9s sr bsm Goubsrnsur bss
Staatss New Dort norlegsn mil. nit
benz @srIangen, ben bisbif&sn 8ies'
prdRbenten Der @rubenarbsitsr bss IL.
Gifriftes, 6tinion, on ben Staat Ju.
biana aus3uIiefern.
Stinfon III nod INNER TN gsfdng.
nib su Vlt. 9srnOn, N. D., uno wirb
nod ben Gsiessn bss Staat.s Rsu
Oorf nur bann ausseliefert. usnn Der
@ouberneur isnes Staatss tibsreugt
lip, bab Der Wann unbsoinst psrur.
tbeilt usrbsn tpiro.
poli3si.gapiidn Armifrong Bat bon
8ouSsrneur 6anIp bte RsauifitiOnspas
pisrs srbalten uno fnb oieielbsn on
6errn Sonss msitsr bsfbrbsrt morbsn.
Sn sinigsn 8assn usrbsn mir bbren,
pas tn Der AnQsIsgsnbsit meter &c.
| i9sbsn III.
gpansbiIIe. Die fdbtif9en
Waherwsris finb uoQfdnbig bon oer
5Iutb umsebsn. unb mhRsn 2oblsn
| iouobl, uie Arbsiter nod benfelben be-
f6rbert tpsrbsn. um bis pumppsrts In
Sang su baItsn.
BON Der 2entudper Settle rufsn bic
6armer bis 6tiIfs ibrsr Mitbrabsr auf
bisisr Ssits bes 5lufes an. ba Rs germ
ibrs Jan1iIiu. Jrti9ts, gieb unb DO.
bilisn rstten mb4tsn, sbe Der 5lub nod
b66sr ffsigt.
0snrp unb @eorg Wann, meI9e
srobe Jarmsn i'm gsssniberIisssnbsn
Rsntudp bsFbsn, bsriu1sn auss Wbg.
li9e, um bic n6tbi9sn 6la9boots unb
BARREN 3u bstommsn, tpsl9s ibrs Waiss
porrdtbe, bie INNER mehr unter Wafier
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Gletne Staotweutsfeite1.

Col. W WiIItam q. WilIia m Q,
1120 2inbsn Str., III sonntaa absnb
na9 4tdsiser Rrantbeit TIM aItsr bon
rs Sabrsm Der 2unssnentshnouns sr.
leesH.
I'm Wittmo9 Absnb 8 1b,
finbst In BEN Commercial Gsbdube eins
gsrfammlung oes Sbierf&ub.Wsreini
hatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Snbanappis Snb, Gpnas, Sanua

1--WE OuuSphttie UthtlyasNs uub uut
5. 6sbruar Der idbrli9e Mcstenbaa In
Der @ermanta SalIe ffatifinbeu tperbe
uno ale 0orbersitunssn I'm gangs
Ieien, Tim einsu ri9tisen grfoIg su ere
3ielsn.
6srr 5obn Bsrnlbbr wurbe tn I'm.
erfsnnung isinsr trsusn Gisnts als
Sruffee udbreno Der leBtsn 25 Sabre
NIT elmer Rife fsinsr 6abana.@isarrsn
trattirt, weI9e er NIT Sant annabm,
udbrsnb osm 5inansiserstdr fhr feline
treus 10idbrige Sbdtiateit sins 9olbsns
Geber als Anerfsnnung hbermittslt
uurbe. Der 0ersinsbiittel Anbrsas
5ornbsrser tpurbs nit boiler psnRon
na9 siEsm DisnaaIier bon 25 Sa6rsn
entInHsn uno purbe nunmebr 6err
g6arlss Iiid,sr nit Ssmislbsn Amt be.
tlsitet u. bssisat sr bon oOrnberstn bus'
ielbs 8ebalt wis fsin 0ursdnaer.
0Grtners0 0erein.
Der bsutf9s gdrtnsr untsriihsunss.
gerein bate geffern Na9mittas In Der
@srmania 9alIe feline reseImdbige
Sabres 8eriammlung, BET rpel9sr
fdmmtli9s Wtitglisber anpefsnb mo.
rem. Gin nsuss Witslieb tpurbs auf.
esnommen unb Der Sabrssbsri9t Iau-
tete auberoroentli9 giuitig. ba bie III.
nan3eu fi9 auf einem aus9eaei&neten
Stanbtpuntt bsiinbsn. !Ger Werein
befsbt nun bsreits felt benz Sabre 1868.
tann iomit auf cine 8bdtigfsit bon 38
Sabrsn surhdfehen. unb nimmt bon
Sabr 3u Sabr 3u.
Gpucprb rbta.0erei
Der goneoroia.Dersin batts gefern
feline reseImdbi9e 2artsnpartie fhr
8ersinsmitgliebsr. tpsIGs ris ssubbn.
lid, iebr gut bsiudt NOR uno amHRrte
man fi9 bis um IL ubr, morauf nod
ein iOlsnnss 8dn39sn iuiesnirt wurbe.
D..N. protefantif&er
gBat atfenberein.
Der bsuti4e algemeine prptefan-
tii9s Waiisnbsrein bislt gsfern feline
Wonatsfbung ab. Die Beamten fan.
ben fi9 poll3dbIi8 I'm Wapors 3immsr
I'm gourthouis elm.
Ssrr Alb. Sabm mar frantbeits.
baIbsr ni&t anusisnb, unb bsria9
Serr 8. 2ensmann bie STEELE bss BRO.
totoQ. Sefretdrs.
| Der @srein fabts ben gnti&lus, 3rl
gbren feiuss berforbsnsn Witslisbes
6enrp spislhof Srauerbsi&laRe 3tl
oerfafeu, unb biefelben ben 9interblie'
bsnsn beRelbsn 3u3uftslsn.
| Gttr BITE reitli4en 9Detbnantsgaben
uurbe allen frsunbli4en @sbsrn Der
ipesieae Sant bes @eretnsitibermittslt.
Dem Santtor bes @ourtbauies uurbs
ein Gef9enf gemadt.
Der 8sri6t bss Waiienbaiers er.
gisbt, bob fi& 3ur 3eit rs 2inbsr In
Der NnfaIt bsfinbsn, SO anaben unh
81 Wdb1en. Nqe fnb ssfunb unh
munter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

= Der tseue 1907 2abrer
Gtnteaoe Bote folpte Mas
rten QaIenoer, betoe nots
9euti@Iawo tAtportttt, ttmS
tts ,s,sierer Office, 81 CUB
9elatuare Strake, az baten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

:. Ra DE. 9ntIohene 804in:
Msiner @nGbisen babs i9 mod einsn
Streta sefpielt. Mls lie nGmli4 Bel
Der le$ten Ginlabuns eine Mebfpeife
feIbft aus bem &o4bud berausto&te.
babe t4 4esmtt4 bas uG&fe 8tutt
5ermts8erifen, 10 baB fte asf einsr
Mf4en Seae psikr to4se, ofme -
40 merteu. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

Gibnep girbsepG aus
Obsrlin, Obio, elm Is Sabre alter
Sunes. Der bort isinsn gltsrn bur&ge.
brannt isin foll. wurbe bisr bur&
Ba6nbofspoIiaiRen 6tte berbaftst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Vtonter= eretm.

Wesen Rranfbett bes bisberigeu Se.
tretdrs 6errn gbarIes 5. e&mibt, bat
6srr W. Robinius. 1862 gneliib Ape.,
bas Selretdrsamt hbernommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
Mns beutfbea Sereiueu.



0eretn.
Sn Der Columbia Salle bisltsn &c.
fern @a@mtttas bie pfdIssr eins gut
bsfu4te 8erfammlung a6. Sin neues
Witslisb purbs aufesnommen, Elm
Ranoioat Iisb i9 CUR Witslisof4aft
porfdIasen. 5tir bas TN fOlnmsnben
Ttai ;u bsranfaltsnbs Stiftunesfsf
usrbsn srObs 8Orbsrsitunsen sstrOffen.
Dos aus ben Ssrrsn Saeob W. Wa1sr,
Geo. DELUXE, peter pifierer, ausuft
Rsgula unb Dan. RubIman bef.h.nos
gomits unterbreitete einen ttsilpeiisn
8srt9t, aus uel&sm erf6tli9 iif, 'baB
foweit Elm @unsert nit folssnbsm
Banquet unb BaQ bic nnsifen Beftr.
tuorter finbet.
Srausrbsi9Iiihs wurbsn fur bas
berforbene Wiit9Iieo @aHmir 8tintber
gefabt, unb Der Ysrstn sbrte bas Nn.
benten oss Sobttn bur9 grbeben bon
ben eiBen. Ssrr George Dsluis ifl
lleBt Der sinsig uebsrlsbsnbe Der brei
@rtinoer oss 0srsins.
BGfer.Werein.
Die ssftrigs sisuns Der Bidder In
Der columbia SaQs srfrsuts f9 sui.n
geiu9ss. Cine ansabI Routins.@s.
f&dfis !purben srlsbigt. ein nsuss Wit.
glteo tDurbs aufsenommen.
Die 0Orbsrsitunesn fur ben am 10.
Sanaar in Der Shbfsits 8urnsr 5alt
ab,uhnltenbsn Sabrssbal finb In bollsm
@an9e. Sn Der nd9ffsn gerfamm'
lung tuerbsn aud bic nsuen aonifitu'
tiOnsn unb Tsbengsisss sur gertbei'
lung 9eIanssn.
24er nnterftibungsber'
etn.
| Die gerfammlun9 erfreute f4 gutter
gsiu4es. Der bon ben 5inansbeam'
ten eiussrei8ts geri9t seigte sinen gan'
fiasn Gtanb Der 0srsinsfaHe.
Sis nd9fs @.riammIuns mirb a.
elmer Sps;iaIfbuns ssma&t, gu mel
DER ole Witslteoer eingeIaoen tueroe,
folIsn. Der gerstn plant ndmli9, Elm
sroBe 5amilIsn.l1ntsr6altung 3u ge
ben, unb iolIsn bie gorbsreitungsn nod
ber nd3ien eisuna iofort In Angrif
genommen tueroen.
i 8terbr rauer. u ter.
ftbungsserein.
Die Weriammlung bss gierbrauer
llntsrf fhbunasDereins In Der Columbia
6ale erfreuts f9 zines suten Beiu@es
gs ssIaneten ausi9Iisbli& ROutine
@sf9dfts aur grlsbisuns unb wurb
nad S9lub nod eins ssmtitbli8e Ha9
| fsisr beranifnltet.
Yeuti9sr Il ntsrf.g u n b,
9iftriet 2S8.
Der 9suti8s llntsrfhBunss.8unl
J bieIt feline Yeriommluns In Der 60
lumbia 5aae gefsrn ab.
j auf Der $aessoronuns fanben be
; Sa6res.gsriGt unoa aoie 8eamtenwabl
Die aIten Beamten uurben tpsesl
ibrer gutsn 9ienfs, bic He benz Gifrit
gsIeiffet, tuisber eripdblt unb benielbei
Der 9ant bss 9iftritts fur Sbrs 9isnf
abaeffaitet.
prdi. i.-pstsr 6ammsrls.
0iee.prdi.-Jreo Walwts.
s4abmeiar-Sris Wsnssl.
Seereidr-a. Berg.
Srufses-Satob 2eibrod, Sob,
6artmaun, @brifi Waafls.
Die @sIess, bon Der eupr. Son
BENTON angenommen, ben S4aH
| msiRsr unb Sserstdr is unter $50
Barai&aft au fielIen, unb oie papie,
CUR grlsbiguns ansemieien.s
Do Der Befanb Der 2ofal. Rafie i:6
ghnRig if. puros bsidlofsn. I'm 2auI
oes @inters cine NbenounterbaItun
fur bic Mitelisbsr 81 arraneirsn.
| Sntf} tnftrAen MIR Rnufine.T
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
6enrn 3Ianfe,

gertreter Der SnSiana Sruit 60. i'm
SruuOeiseutbumss, geietbe< Ino @er<
faerunss Separtement.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07

8esula's $als, 3ossns unS gereins. I.
9ocal, 1709 SIb Gaff Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-07
g dbtf9sr d unter IT,
Vere n.

Der f&wdbif4e unterfhbungs.Ier'
elm. tuel&er sefsrn Na&mittas feline
rs9elmdbise SabrssOeriammlung ab'
bielt. tnfalItrte gIei&aeittg oie neuer'
mdbItsn Bsamtsn unb nabm ben Bs.
rt&t bss Bh9er.@ebtN btNoaseomitss ent.
aseen. ipel&ss Niles In ausss3ei&neie,
Orbuuns faub unb Elm 0eiammtbsr.
einsberm6asn bon $500 ionfiatirte.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-21
PETTEE- SANDERS.

Ralph Bingham Pettee. son Of Dr. and
Mrs. Fred G. Pettee, and Miss Eva Anna
Sanders. elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Harvey W. Sanders, were married last
night in the home Of the brides parents
on Frost street The ceremony was per-
formed at = o'clock by Rev Harry r
Miles, pastor of the Congregational
church, in the presence Of about 50 rela-
tives and close friends. The house was
effectively decorated with ropes Of lau-
rel and evergreen and the ceremony was
performed in front Of a bank Of ferns and
laurel The double ring service was used
and the bridal couple were unattended
As they entered Miss Harriet NJ Holden
played the bridal march from "Lo-
hengrin.' The bride wore white silk
wolfe trimmed with wood fibre with venise
edge and carried bride roses After the
ceremony refreshments were served and
Mr. and Mrs. Pettee left for a wedding
trip. on their return they will live at
the Colonial on High street where they
viii be at home after July ! Both the
bride and bridegroom were members Of
the Brattleboro high school class Of 1904
Mrs. Pettce has been a popular clerk in
Houghton & Simondss store and Mr.
Pettee is employed by the American ex-
press COMPANY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-21
YOUNG cORMIA.

Bernadette, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Edward Cormia Of Nergennes. was mar
ried to Francis Leon Young Of BrocktOn
Mass formerly Of Brattleboro. at 80
"a. m. Wednesday In St Peters church.
Nergcnnes. by the Rev Joseph LaVignc
The ceremony was very impressive with
special sermon and blessing to the newly
welded couple. Brit Young of Brattle-
borO, a brother of the groom. was best
man and Miss Hattie May Cormia Of
Bristol sister OF the bride was brides
maid. The bride was gowned in "A travel
ing suit OF blue and carried prayer beads
at the home Of the brides parents where
a wedding breakfast was served. only the
near relatives and few intimate friends
being present. Besides those from away
who attended the wedding were Mr. and
Mrs. William O. Young, parents of the
groom and two daughters. Sadie and
Lena, of Brattleboro Edward Wander
berg Of North Bennington and Miss
Frances Emma Sprague Of Schenectady.
y. Y. The bride was the recipient Of
numerous gifts consisting Of silver and
china ware, cut glass table linen and
purse of money. Mr.. and Mrs Young
left on the morning train for Boston.
where their honeymoon will be spent
after which they will live in Brockton.
Mass, where Mr.. Young has a position
in the advertising department of the
BrOcktOn Enterprise. After attending the
Brattleboro high school Mr.. Young was
employed several years in The Phoenix
office, and he had "A position in the COM
posing room OF the New York Journal
before going TO Brockton. The bride was
formerly employed in the Brattleboro
telephone exchange.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-21
MORE JUNE BRIDES
MAJOR RYAN.

One of the prettiest church weddings
of the month in Greenfield Mass. was
that of Miss Katherine Gertrude Ryan
and DR.. Edgar Luke Major. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Major of Chapman
street at Holy Trinity church. Wednes-
day morning. The church was tastefully
trimmed with laurel mountain pinks and
cut flowers. An organ recital by Charles
f. Mccarthy preceded the ceremony the
program concluding with the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin during which the
bridal party advanced to the altar The
ceremony was performed by Rev NJ j.
Carroll, who celebrated a nuptial mass
During the mass =. J. Garvey, baritone
of Holyoke, sang "Ecce Panis" Miss
Anna Brockman, cOntralto. of Holyoke,
20 Salutaris, and Miss Elizabeth
O'Keefe, Ave Maria" The bride was
given away by her uncle. Nicholas T.
Ryan. The ushers were DR. Frederick
Braley of Waterbury, Vt, Dr. James Me
kean of Paterson. y. j., John Kiniry of
Bellows Falls and George Moore Of
Greenfield.
The bride was accompanied by her sis
ter. Miss Mary Ryan. as maid Of honor
and Miss Georgianna Major. a sister of
the groom, as bridesmaid The groom
was attended by James p Ryan. brother
of the bride. The brides gown was Of
iiiil'oi tVh btlEluil lace over ducneSSo
satin with coudings OF chiffon. She
wore tulle veil caught with a spray Of
lilies of the valley and carried bride roses
and white and gold rosary The maid
Of honor and bridesmaid were dressed
alike with gowns Of pink radium crepe de
chine, lace trimmed, and hats of white
with pink roses and white plume- Ther
carried shower bouquets of pink sweet
peas and maidenhair
\ "a no Of bs
on Maple street, followed the ceremony
over 200 guests from Brattleboro and
Guilford, Northampton. Holyoke, SPRING
field, Hartford and New Haven attending
The bride and groom received under an
arch Of laurel and mountain pinks and
were assisted by y. T Ryan and Mr. and
Mrs. Major. The house was prettily
trimmed with smilax, laurel. potted plants
and cut flowers. The wedding presents
comprised a valuable collection Of cut
glass, silverware. linen and cutlery.
During the afternoon Dr. and Mrs
Major left for a wedding trip They will
be at home after September / at 30 Ma
pie street. Mrs Major is a graduate Of
Greenfield in the class of 1891 Dr. Major
graduated from the high school in 1900
and from the dental department Of the
Baltimore medical college in 1876.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-21
Negro Calls Himself a Block Of Wood.

Ray Stannard Baker who is writing
series of articles on the negro in The
American Magazine, says in the May
number that a large part Of the CONVEX
sation among negroes deals with the race
question.
Mr. Baker says that he had been at the
Piedmont hotel, in Atlanta, only a day
or two when his negro waiter began to
take especially good care of him. He
1ecked off imaginary crumbs and gave
Mr.. Baker unnecessary spoons Finally.
when no one was at hand, he leaned over
and said:
II understand you're down here to
study the negro problem
Yes" Mr.. Baker said, a good deal sur
prsed How did you know it?"
We'll sir" he replied, we've got ways
of Knowing things"
Another curious thing happened not
long afterwards Mr.. Baker was lunch
ing with several Southern men. and they
talked, as usual, with the greatest free
dom in the full hearing Of the negro wait
ers. Somehow, Mr., Baker could not help
watching to see if the negroes took any
notice of what was said. Finally, Mr.
Baker put the question to one of his
friends:
oh" he said, I'VE never mind them;
they don't care"
one Of the walters instantly spoke up:
No, don't mind me; I'm only a block
OF wood
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-21
WILLIAMS. ILLMAN.

In Taunton, Mass. Wednesday evening
June 49, Miss Helen Louise Illman. daugh-
ter of Rev. T. w. Illman. a former pastor
of the Universalist church Of Brattle-
boro. was married to Horace George
Williams of East Hartford. Conn. Theirs
was home wedding, only the immediate
families and few intimate friends being
present, Among the latter was Mrs
George $. Dowley Of Brattleboro. Miss
Florence s Illman was bridesmaid and
G. Frank Olmsted of East Hartford.
best man. The wedding trip will. include
a brief visit to the jamestown exposition.
Their future home will be at East Hart
ford, where Mr. Williamss extensive
wholesale greenhouses are located
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Marriapes.

In Brattleboro. June 90 by Rev.
F.. Q. S. Osgood Richard Pollica and Miss
Mary Ann Dundon. both of this town.
In GuiIford, June 10, Mary Borkowske,
II. r. Miles Lynn W. Lawrence and Miss
Ella l.. Pierce, both of Westminster
In Brattleboro, June 10, by Rev.
II. R. Miles, Ralph B. Pettee and Eva A
Sanders, both Of Brattleboro
In West Bratteboro, June 20, by Rev.
L. VI. Keneston, Lincoln Sidney Spencer
NJ South Ashburnham, Mass. and Miss
Carrie Louise Burnham.
I'm Hinsdale, June Il, by Rev Patrick
Nahill, Henry Thomas McGrath of Gard
ner Mass, and Miss Pauline Dupee Of
Hlusdale.
In Ashuelot. n. H., June II, by Rev
F. D. O'Neil, John p Phelps and Miss
May Gertrude Kelly, both of Ashuelot.
I'm Greenfield, Mass, June 70, by Rev.
Newton GlaZier of Sharon, Mass, Charles
Edwin Smart and Miss Efie jeanette
Cook, both of Greenfield.
In Greenfield, Mass, June 10, by Rev.
NJ. j, Carroll, DR.. Edgar Luke Major and
Miss Katherine Gertrude Ryan, both of
Greenfield.
In Westminster, June 10, by Rev. Mr..
Fisher of Westminster West, Wallace
Metcalf of Springfield, Mass, and Miss
Elizabeth Ward of Westminster.
In Taunton, Mass, June 10, Horace
George Williams of East Hartford, Conn,
and Miss Helen Louise Illman, formerly
Of Brattleboro.
In Saugus, Mass, June 16, by Rev. F.
\. Moore. Frank Fleming Stearns Of
keene y. H., and Miss Bertha Mary Cole
OF North Adams, Mass, formerly of
keene
In Nergennes June 10 by Rev. Joseph
Ldvigne, Francis Leon Young of Brock
ton Mass, formerly Of Brattleboro, and
Miss Bernadette Cormia of Vergennes.
In Glens Falls, y. Y, June Il, John ],
Clune of Brattleboro and Miss Anna
Golden of Glens Falls.
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& COMPANY

Severance. q.
In Bratteboro, June %, by Rev.
years.
In Winamsville, June Il. Charles E.
Park, g..
In South Londonderry. June II. Mrs.
William f. Kirkwood
In Westminster West, June l6, Mrs.
Jason Gorham, IS.
In Brookline. June Il. Mrs Ell
win Clayton, formerly of Jamaica. SO.
In Brighton Mass June 2, Mary L.
Barrett nee Stodder), wife OF NJ. +. L.
Barrett, formerly of West Brattleboro.
In Rowe, Mass. June 3, Mrs. Mary c.
Shippee a native of Nottingham, aged
lO5 years and : months.
In Alameda, Cal, June Is, Henry X.
Field, 50, son Of the late Charles X.
Field of Brattleboro,
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8irths.

In Brattleboro, June TO- a son TO John
K. and Jennie Danforth Manley.
In Hinsdale y. H., June II, a son to
Mr. and Mrs Edward Brayman.
In South Vernon, June l., a daughter
10 Mr. and Mrs. j. A Madden.
In Bellows Falls, June Il, son to Mr.
and Mrs DIckerman Ryder.
In Westminster, June -, a daughter
Doris, TO Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Leach.
In Windham, June Is, a son, William
Henry, to Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Carleton.
In Claremont, n H., June y, a son TO
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Howe and grandson
10 Mr. and Mrs. \. L. Stone of Windham
In New Haven, Conn, June 10 a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Welcome.
In Conconully, Wash, June 9. a daugh-
ter, Evelyn, to Walter w. and Lima
Hunt Cloud.
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Arthur King, -, an employe OF the pulp
mill was drowned i'm the river at Milton
Tuesday. He left the mill TO take a bath
in the river. As he did not return a
search was made and his clothes and
waTcn were found on the banks below the
mill The body was not found until after
midnight 1t was thought that he was
carried into deep water by the current.
He could not swim. He leaves a wife and
little girl, a mother who is very IN and
four brothers and three sisters.
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ROBERT 3. GOODHUE,
Piano Tuner. Also Fine Repairing.
No. IL Highland St., Brattleboro.
F. r. NEWELL, D. D. S.
American Building Brattleboro

registering electric targets have
been successfully used during the past
season at the noted rife range at Bisley,
England. The innovation seems to be
desirable to all the parties concerned
mainly because the possibility of error in
scoring is reduced to a minimum. The
mechanical record is said to be more
uneTing than the human one, and when
man has made a shot he can see at once
what his score IS without waiting for the
result to be signalled. The recorder is at
his side at the firing point.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

High carnival among the muslin under
wear FOrseeing that all cotton ma
t-ridls We're advancing in price we
bought heavily over a year ago and are
now able to save you Is per cent. to
20 per cent. on all kinds Of muslin I'M
l-rWear
Corset covers; sale price, 12Lac, Csc. 4sc.
Short skirts; sale price, 2ec, SOC, 75c, ST.
Long skirts; sale price 4sc, sec, 75c, ST.
SIPS, $3.50, s1.75, S1.e5.
$3.50.
Drawers; sale price, 29c, 3sc, SOC, 75c, ST.
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The Wisconsin Legislature has refused
to make a two-cent rate for the railroads
of that state. and Governor Hughes =
veto furnished the arguments that led to
a defeat of the bill Boston Transcript.