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The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
COULD SHE HAVE DONE BETTER
WRITTEN BY THE LATE MRS I. M.
 SHARPE.

He had come home to them in this manner, so it had seemed to her, for the one hundredth time, as she heard the hinges of the door creak and then swing aside, to admit a tall and well dressed man, save that the arrange ment of his cloak, of which the upper silver clasp was somehow fastened to the lower one gave to this long gar ment one sided and a decidedly awk- was his wife, sat silent before the open fireplace, and she was knitting upon 8 child's red woolen stocking. A small cherry table stood at her side with 8 solitary candle burning upon it in a highly polished brass candlestick. In the opposite corner at the left sat Ger aid, boy of 12 years, with his younger sister, Ellen, and they were busily studying at their lessons. The moth CT would pause occasionally in her knitting to rock a cradle wherein lay
 sleeping infant. Apparently she did not heed the entrance of her hus- band to his home. OStenSibly, she seemed too busy at her knitting work. The man, upon his entrance. halted a moment as he cast his glance over the forward, he took off his cloak and talk ing chair brought 1t forward and seated himself Squarely before the blare of the fire and then he held his hands out enjoying the warmth and heat. Occasionally he turned his head aside to look at his wife, and then in another direction he saw his two children at their lessons. But neither
 one of these appeared to be aware of his presence. Why was welcome and
 recognition withheld from him? Why
 this barrier to his rights coming be-
 tween him and his nearest kin? Pres ently low words in muttered syllables
 were heard from him. and a dark scowl settled over his countenance.
 Made desperate by the unbroken si- fence he turned angrily to hls wife, exclaiming: 'Why do you not talk ana say something? She looked up at him in silent reproof. The woman was wearily troubled by his frequent wayWardness in drink. And he knew that he merited no sympathy nor compassion for his frequent fault; and
 he realized that his conduct was such that gives death blows to all love- Goaded by the confusion of his brain, with quick movement he pushed back his chair and rushed staggering
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
ChAMBERLAIN'SC COUGH REMEDY
 THE MOTHERS FAVORITE

The soothing and healing properties of this remedy. it's pleasant taste and prompt and permanent cures have made it a favorite with people every where. It is especially prized by moth CTS of small children, for colds, croup and whooping cough, as it always af lords quick relief, and as it contains no opium or other harmful drug, it as to an adult. For sale by R. H Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Lonl Hill; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; S. J
 Parks Trumbull
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
Your Weight An Index to Your
 Health.
This Thin, Nervous, Rundown Woman Gained Thirty Pounds by the Tonic Treatment and Has
 Been Well Ever
 Since.

How many Women-and men too. are suffering from general decline ln health which the ordinary remedies seem unable to check! How many hus- bands see their wives wasting away, steadily losing health and beauty, and are powerless to help! Consumption and other germ diseases find in these debilitated systems easy prey, for the lowered vitality is unequal to the task of fighting off the infection of these diseases to which most of us are almost daily exposed.
 The symptoms indicating the decline which may have results so fatal could scarcely be better described than In the statement of Mrs William Manley, of 92 Court street, Utica, N. Y. In al fering as she did before she was cured, for her case is typical one. She says "For six months after the birth o1 my baby, I suffered from sick, dizzy headaches, which seemed like ruSf of blood tn my forehead, just back o1
 I could hardly see and black spot' | f1oated before them. The least ex
 ertion brought on this sickness. M! appetite was poor and l was often slci | to my stomach.
 elf I tried to work my feet becam
 swollen, paining me terribly. hae
 sinking spells and grew pale ant nervous. I was so thin that 1 weighed
 only 95 pounds.
 I "One day when at the drug store t get headache powders, l decided to tr pr Williams Pink Pills instead.
 soon noticed that my headache wa
 disappearing and my nerves gradual
 grew stronger. The pills gave me
 hearty appetite and I now weigh owe l3O pounds. I believe the pills to b
 the best tonic and builder woman Ca
 take, as they certainly helped me whe
 my condition was serious and l hay ) never been seriously i'll since. ] The great value of Dr Williams Pin ) Pills lies in the fact that they actuall make new blood and this carries healt } and strength to every portion Of tt ] body. The stomach is toned up, tt nerves are strengthened, every orga ) is stimulated and Nature, who is a ways trying to keep us in health, ] given chance once more.
 Remember that pr Williams Pir r pills contain no harmful drugs. Mo- 2 pills are purgative but these are no i, They do not weaken the body but giN t strength and health.
 a Your druggist sells them or th'
 will be sent by mail, postpaid, on r 0 ceipt of price, soc per box, six box s for S2. 50, by the Dr Williams Medicil D Co.,, Schenectady, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
A FAvORITEREneDy FOR BABIES

It's pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlain's s Cough Rem edy favorite with the mothers of small children. It quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cures croup, but when given as soon as the croupy cough appears will prevent the attack. For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & O., Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks Trumbull.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
Financial Institutions
GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud- ing piles. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case, no matter of how long standing, in six ease and rest soc. If your druggist hasn't it send soc in stamps and 1t will be forwarded, postpaid, by Paris Medicine Co.,. St Louis, Mo.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
SICK HEADACHE.

This distressing ailment results from a disordered condition of the stomach. All that Is needed to effect a cure is a dose or two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. In fact, the attack may be warded of, or greatly lessened in severity, by taking a dose of these tablets as soon as the first symptom of an attack appears Sold by R. Fl. Been & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & O., Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill 4. B. Blakeman, Botsford; s. J. Parks Trumbull.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
Sebe Sdu(o

rdcbt Iit auf 9roen unreeeImdbiae 2ebens'
iueie Wanael an i0rperlid)cr 9cpeeung H. f. 10
ibren 8u ienen eniieslidb oudlenoeH nno ge'
iabrlicben aeioen Der 9lntooerfnoten ooer sd
inorrboioen sluf bic erfte GcnIb feken SitlC
aber bann eine S,peite. ipeIcte fidb nod fflmmer
rdcbt; bic S6mIo. itf bon ibren Sdmcr5cu
iopflos einenl Euddialber iberliefern 3n InI'
aebHtieln nod idumer mad,f sSer al Sd
uInrrbpioen Ieioei oPiife baIuu. ods eS Tin
fheree 6eiImifteT fit pdmorrbpinen qebt s7r
lSiisbee's beriibmie 9unfeis Erpbcli ucrbcl
non a. g,ruitnesier & 9u., gor 2if6. 4epgorI
ioiienrei perfanoi. (WoWi5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
Moturmanu mn6 Mob.

9tem Dorf 16. Suni. -
Otidacl 9roocrid, Elm Motormnnn,
beiien @aggon geltern 9lheno biz
sebnjGbrige 2lIcp Gelebantc III 9ronl
il6eriu6r llno t0Otetc, ipuroc bon ei'
rem aus neDrcren 0lutoert pilt6ell'
oen MGnnern uno ,Srolen bcItehen'
ocn Otob ongcIollen ulo beuuoben
5ugeri1tet, ooB er lhluerlib nit Dem
2cben 0apon folnnteu miro. Gbe elrt
2(btbeililng Eoli5ei oic 0ieugc 5llrad
treiben fonntc, luar Der Wann pom
@aggon berob geriiien, 81 9oocn &c
iblagen mo nit 6iiBen getrctcll
morben bis CT obnm1dtig oulog.
Gins ieiner 9(ugen mar alls9ei6lngen
uno ieiu 9nn5er aorper nit @llnoen,
geulen llno Gontlliionen beoedt. Gr
lic0t in cinem Soipitol ani oen Zoo
barnieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
Ginc Eanie i'm SagiuouS Erpsc6.

@oiic Gitn Soabo, t6. Suni.
- Der Ero5eB gegen @m. 3. Sop-
nooo megen Wlitidulo al Der Gr.
moroung ors Gr.8oupernenrs Steu.
nen6erg lit bis iiberntoraea, periaot
meil Ser Stdots5cll9e SnrrD Srd)arf
mnrgen nn1 Goloruell nbgeiiibrt mer.
Den mllB, no Der gcgen i'm Id)lpe6cn-
DC Ero5cB me8cn Der tDati0hli6en
GrmorOung Stcunenberg'S oilfgerlt-
len mo bis 5lm ndcbiten @eri6tstcr.
min petidbobcn merben miro. 9tidter
3renont g8ooo, lpelfer i'm 0apmooo.
Fro5eB proli0irt, gcbt na6 Galomcl,
Inn Die 0ortigen Serbanolungen dn
Stellc ocs 9iidters 9rpnu peldcr
au5gci6loliCn it, neil iein @eidGita
Goupngnon 5ur 3cit Der @erboi itllng
Srbano's 0eiien 2lmunlt mar, 5u lei
ten. Die 9erban0lllngen peroen MIR
menige Whl,tcn IN 2lnIprild nebneh
iul0 Srddr0 tebrt als0ann 'ofort
tierber 5lriif. GoS 0erb6r pon Be
laihmgS5eltgcn lpiro nod oielc gon3e
Modc IN glniprlth nebmen, uno oa
Die Tcrtbeioi0lm0 $50 bis 200 3eu'
gen borgela0cn bat, 10 1T oas Gnoe
nod nidlt nbiuleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
GnticiIeltc Glcmcntc.

Sdobcn o,rG 0elpitter @oIfen.
Bride, llebcridpennlmgcn lmO
SogelihIug. Mebrcrc Weniden
crtrlnfen.
Mibnoto, go, 16. Suni.-Gin
Observation-Disclosures @eptter entluo
lih geitern in Der Habc bon 6innep'S
Sioing an Der nMorfolt & @eItern
@abn," II, 9fuIlell-Golmtp; Nie Giien.
bobngeleiic nurbcn 10 ilntcripiilt oob
Der Serfebr bebcltteoc &crSo9erlrnA
crlitt uno Die 9tieocrltng puroc inter
gSnlier geiett. Gin llnbctonntcr ioll
Ii1 lebr peroicnt gclnoAt boben, III
Dem cr I'M ibncIlltcn 2oltie orei Wtei
len 5uriiflegte mo bic 2Cutc ouf ooS
berannobcnbe Sodnolicr oufmerfiom
nlu6tc.
@orIalu, Sno, 1G. sunni. =
Turh ihnerc &egengiiiic 1T oie 9lic-
berl,ng bcS Nopponec iibcricbpcmnt
lporocn lmO Die oorti0cn rieliacn
3iuicbcIicIOcr iino noIlitGnoig pcriuii-
ltct, nobir1 Gin S6oNen bon elmer
bolbcn Winion entitebt.
W' II len, 60. t6. (Sllni - Gin
fltrht6orcS 8clpitter nit So9clicbiog
bot in ScnfinS.Gountp cine SSld6c
bon icbn 0ieilcn 2Gngc unO pier Mci,
len 9rcitc bcimgSiuht Gic Efcroc,
5itd)tIormcn bon &. 3onicl ino Scr
Goniel & Eolmcr Gpmp,mllrben pou.
It0nbig rllinirt uno bic Sogelforner
crldhl9en OIL pieIcn Srtcn bic Siib.
ncr.
Geoomoob, &C, t6. Suni.-
Gtrdl eincn luolfcnbriicbortigcn &c
gen linb III Fic0mont 6rci Yerioncn
ilnl's Scbcn Gcfolnmcn lno GROCER
Scrmogcnsichoocn lit in oen unnIie-
getben Srtidaiten llno Minenlogerll
ongeribtet. 3tuon5ig bis oreif3ig
Gilenbobn6riiden Iino iortgeriiien,
iln0 bnS Sabnbett Ser ygurIington.
9obn" lit on pielcn Stcucn inter.
ipiilt lno ouf ser yTortbiueitern"
ioa eS nod .IdIi,nmer auSieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
8uifalp's Weainlcp Mpnumcnt.

9uifalo, N..O., 16. Sunl.-Ner
pom Staatc 9tcip.sDorf unb Der 5toot
Buffalo bier crridtctc Sbeli@f 81
Gbrcn ocs 9lnoCutcn oco bier crlnor'
oeten ErGliocntcn Mcainlcp loll III
Der crItcn gNoNc ocs W,onotS Sep
tenlber eingcipcibt ipcrOen. Goa &C.
nouc 0otum lit nod, ni6t fcltgeletf,
oo oie Wfonilmcnt-GomnliIlion III &C.
piiicnl Srooe pon ocn oieabc5llg'
lid,cn g8iinlhCn OcS Trdlioenteil
3ooicuclt, bcS @oupcrneilrS &llgbea
l,no onbcrer eingelobcner Scrreu ob-
bGngig lit. Cine 6eier, iuelhe inge'
fGbr um I. Scptcnlber beginner lno
cine @o6e ooucrn ioa, lit gcplollt,
uno $4,000 lueroen Olrh cine Cub
ifription fir Die slilSgobcn oltfge'
brod]t. Ser Sbclisf lit S6 Sub bod,
ais weiBenl Mornor nnb ltebt oltT
einen ii sSuB boben Yieoeitol, oeIlen
9oliS II sSub ilber ooS gtipeal Der
Strobc erbobcn lit. Nh Der gtorO-
Ieite ser SGl,le Itcbt iolgenoe Sn-
lbriit:
.g8illium Wcainlep, lpcl1cr an
"A. September 1901 in Buffalo iturb,
hos Spfer zines perratberilhen Wieil.
cbelnlorbers, lpelfer ben HroliOentel
ilieoeriboB, wabreno linn berielbe Die
Sano IN sSre,inoifaft reihtc."
Gin oen bier Gfcn oes Tieoeltols
liegen bier ihlofenoe 2olpen ais
Warnor ino in beroilher @roBc
bos g9erf oes 9eipsYorfer 9ilo.
bouers Ybiniiter Eroctor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
Nmcrifnniider Sdooner bcid)lag-
nabmt.

SoIifaE R..Sy t6. Suni. -
Ter Hegierllngsfreu5er DGanaoa" be
lhlognabmie ben ameritanIiher
,Siiherihooner n6nnnie s. Erescott,
ou Die Wanni6oit beiielben inuerbalt
hcr Ireineilen-8 -8ren5e gefiidt bdber
ioQ. Iie Gigentbiimer oes rErcscott'
noDnen in Bottom. Seit Infnnit oeI
Mafrelen.sS .sSii6erflotte BON Winiiohlt
ietts freiBte Die nGonaoa" entlanl
ser aiiitc, im Die Slider 81 iiberpo
Gie 9eihlognobne Der .GrescOtt" II
40 Meilcn bon bier ouf ocr &6be por
Gbelter erfolgt. Gos iSobr5eu8 bo
ciuen, Sounengebolt BON 81 Conner
uns ,ilti epnf22 2euien bcmanut
49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
Baltimore & SbtD
Gxfmriion
9,uu Saliimpre.

@un Saliimpre.
-alnan.ie.6itb, Cape @,an. sea
Selc 6itp unn Seenu 6itg, H.'S,
Snriid, icsen SreitaB unb Samitag,
eltig iiir AIdiabrt bis 8un ipls
9enoen 1icnitas, infuiioe 9es
gnuene am 81. Suri uno oauerno
bis gum Il. September, irtluiioe.
St0.00--Mia9ara 0aas uub ;nriid, 3rci.
tan, ben 2S. Suni. Siuete aultt8
Sur ioinfdbrt lui benz Spe5idl5uge,
Der Gamoens9'abnbof $40 IRor9.,
Wtount RoDuI Nubnboi S.45 Miors
prn5 ocrldbt Bur Miidiabrt iiir
10 Iaec ciufdll. bcs 3aees beS
Stnll'es giiltt9.
Np,ledcr ilob Toronto II. Gbous
faio IS anos.
9lmf Der 8iidreiie smientbalt in
9uiialo, Rpdeiier, ebeneoa, 9Sais
fins c5eu CSIcn Sumulit SprinQ6
ilno linnd Gburf eeitattet.
9Seiiere @rtlriionen lperoen AM
10. SuIi .. uno fG. sluauit, 8.
uno 20 Scptcmber uno 4 Citobcr
oerunitaliet. tl61-I3lb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
6le,t,t's
Sh,,,efel=
sSeife,

bic uom linen siinitis inoOiiirt III,
birtet Sdwefcl in elmer @erbinomuG
bic frei BON icinen nadjtbriligen
Gisenidaften lit unb fie iiir 1ao mnS
Soilette bciouoers seeisnct madt.
@enn rcselmdfie glbenos nnb Wur.
gems i'm Bah NIT glbreibune benntt
wiro lie bic Sant bala bon llnreinis'
fcitcn nno Sett bcireicn. Mbreibnn.
gen init ciacm srobcn Sud- nor Yin.
menonns Der Seize crb6bt Scren Nir.
fnns in Der Ceiinnns Der Toren, Fat
aeihmeiSiscs, fcites Gleiid nno cine
atlaf'iueid)c Saut int 0eiolse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
aibner |lan.
@alSperiuiiitenoe gIHgcliadJien mcr.
ben bnrdD SdJaSrn flng.

Sable Soben on Oen GueQen oeS
Ohio iolen iebt luieber bepaIoet
neroen. - Cine SIT oieicm 3lued
brgonneue 49itNtion Der GittS.
burger Sanocl3tonlner. - Iie
Sa6e miro id)0ne 9abeu folten,
lpenn lie oitrdlGiiibrt miro. -
Gorbereitltn9eu iiir Sic Gntbiil'
hung oeS McSinIcp MonltmentS
in Buffalo. = Sin Sag SHon5eit
i'm Soppooo-FrO5cIic. Sltrht-
bare 0tiBbanOIng cineS Wfotor-
nunncS oilrb eincn Mob.
EittSburN Ea., t6. Slni. -
Cine 9lgitntion lit mltcr Nltipi5ien
ser EittSburger &NnOclsfammcr I'M
@ongc, ltm sic StoOt nit Siilie ser
Stuot-, Staats- llnO 9otiolol.Nc2ic
rlmg bon Oen olliGbrlib picOerfeb-
renOen lleberihipcmnungS s@eiobrcn
SIT bcireien. Gie 1robe sSlltb pont
letten NiGr5 bat propaganda iiir ocn
Elon gcmodt. GcricIbe acbt oobn,
Sic cnhualoetcn @niicri6ciocn in
mclhen bic Nuellcn Der 6liilIc licgen,
micocr nit @oloumNcn 81 bcbcden.
meldc sic sSelhtigteit olIiougcn lno
oos su ploblihe Sbmel5en oeo
S6nce'S i'm 6riibjabr perbhtoern.
Millioneli BON Collars perocn 5lir
9lilSfiibrilng bcS llntcrnebmcnS er'
iorocrlid leilL lln0 cine Gumpagne
lit bereits erofinet poroen nm oaS
SSntereIie beS Eublifunls SIT erneden
uno @elomittel 5u crlanger. Won
id)1bt anndberno, ooB 1000 100000
Siilme gepflan5t 1pcroen miiilen lnto
Der llmiang Der elrbeit l0bt iih fannl
obieben. Die 0eden 6es Wtpnonga'
bella. lno oes gacgbenp-Giper 5ulam-
men iuniaiien einen 6ldhrnranm BON
nobeul 10000 Gltdbrotmeileu i'm
pcitlihen Eenniplpanien @eltTlr-
oinien, mcltliden 9ten'Oorf uno Wto-
rulono. Gurb Die Slutb pom lebtell
0fGrS oilenl tan1cn oil 20 Eerlonell
lun's Seben mo Der entltanoene Yer
Init an Gigentbltnl miro dllf 10 bis
90 Miaionen Collars ge'ddet. Weln
man 6eoenft, Dab Yittsbnrg mo on'
oere St1ote i'm @ebiete OcS oberell
Ohio in ieocm 6riibiabre elmer lolhen
Slutb oisgeicBt lito, nno ooB ge'
moDnlih lp0tcr nod n1ebrere tIelnere
folaen, 10 miro Die gotbmenoIgtelt
eneraiider slbb.ilfe flar. Nie San-
belsfommer miro MN cine Heibc non
@criommll.ngcn obbolten into Alle"
ouibieten nm ba5 geplonte llnterlleD'
men 5llr 9uusiilbrilng Jl bringen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
9epartement fir Grsieinns.
gureau bes Supcrintenoenten fir 1iieutltdlen
unterridt,
Gdc W,noiipM. NM Yaiahctte.Mpe.

8aittmorc, oell l3. Suni 1907.
9ine &riiuuG sur gluS,pdbl bon 2ebrerinnen
iiir Die Giemeninr. StDu eli uao lrbrerinneR in
ben en1liihsoeuii6en Sbuen uro NitloereGrs
ten bon Baltimore ipiro am IL, Is, 10. iinb
20. Snu in Der ipeiiIitben 3otbitnuIe an 9ds
fGUeiie. uno McGuuob Giraffe, uno IN oer 6ohs
linN Sauoferiteiciss Sbnle fir Heaer, Eenns
ipIonniasgbenue nno 9oIpbins Strnbe, gebaIten
meroen.
Yrofciiiouet. ......... II. mn ls Suni,
Midnemiih. .,..,,.... IL; uno ~ Sliil.
Neuiide Glemcntaridcber beginner am II.
Suni
soanoieriefeit - am %. sunni. bon 8 llbr
Wioreena an. i'm RoIDiehniden Sniitut, an
GuurtllHos. nabe SdrniopGsStruBe.
Observation-Disclosures lpcroeu auf Nerl1nr
1en bon Dem Superintenocntcn iilr 0fentihe
SniriIiion 5ugelunot.
Z. y. Gnn eidlc,
rSnnitIt6I7) SuperinterbeHt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17

9nfie fiiris Nnsioub beiorat q. Naime. Rr. it3.
Sit.Saltimore. ei.., nabe 6uitom puHis' '9uenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
gtabfirt 1880.
Wilbsim =. Weinbartt

wr. 2O2t, galtimsre.e .etsaae.
New.Yprf elaitiide Hru@bGnber,
obns Sober. IL
fbnneu TAG aao WcMt eetraesn sssbea.
Mud Snrt.0nmmi.W W6n6er, I
pside ute rotten, feitk bet'm Uspen uiot.
9ieieIbeH iino bon Glen aer5tep tefterD
eiHpfoblen.
Gr beuertiat. uuf Beitellnne uHb bat dut naaey:
edbuiterbdnotr. tlateyfstbsttube1,
ipeifhe unb eeiSftNen.Hrnh hbdnSes,
10 arruneirt, bob feline .geebrien aun6sn be.
items Buirteoen eeffent fln6.
gtne grn6bdii6er. ganoasefi unb Snityn.
mente peroen garantirt oab I1e paffeu, unA
anfS Sanberite nnb Bette dngeferiigf
5iir Tanien Hnb 5tmmss
nnfer slufiti bon Nab. Mefnbarbt bcrbenbsm
Ulb. 1eIenbon GourtIanb 1854
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17

Sdobcn oilrG 0elpitter, @oIfen.
bride, llebcriduenmilmgcn im0
SagelihIag, Wtebrcrc Weniheu
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-01-11
JACKSONVILLE.

Christine Brigham has returned to her
school in North Walpole.
Miss Ethel Newell Is expected to begin
the winter term of school in No. 1 next
Monday.
Dr. Gnlett. formerly OF this town now
Of Springfield. was called 10 see Halbert
Stetson this week
Marion Dean, who lives at Edward
Beaudry's, was badly scalded recently on
the right side Of her face.
On account OF the storm Monday even
ing the installation Of officers of the
Grange was postponed
There was no preaching al the Method
ist church last Sunday as the pastor.
Rev W. J. Vile. attended a funeral in
Halifax.
wilola Clark was run into a few days
/ ago by boys sliding and was severely
bruised but no bones were broken. She
is able 20 be out.
Willard Coleman had one elbow dis
located recently by a fall on the ice. He
was standing on the rear Of his sled.
which slipped from under him.
Fire destroyed the buildings Of Joseph
Vincent. with their contents. Friday
night. leaving the family without cloth
ing. The father was away and the mother
did not discover the fire until 1t had
reached her sleeping room.
\ q
/ Odd Fellows. when the officers OF Ridg-
! ley lodge. /. O. O. f. and Twilight Re
/ bekah lodge were installed in the evening
/ The officers are as follows: Ridgley
/ lodge-N c.. Carl r. Woodard. V G..
John Calvin; recording secretary. Wal
/ lace 5. Allen; financial secretary, Otis W.
/ Kingsley: treasurer. oscar r. Chase: war
/ den. George l. futile; conductor, David
/ J Drinkwine. l. C., ?. l. Phillips O. c.,
/ George +. Shippee; r. 5. y. c.,
( Warner Z. Pratt; l. s. y. c., Fred A
/ Cauedy. r. S. V. G.. Ralph +. Harris :.
/ L. s V. c.. L. C. Brown; r. S. S, George
/ W. Fairbanks; L. S. s, Walter 3. Chase
/ chaplain, Emery F. Reed. Twilight lodge
N. G.. Miss Mildred. Corse: V G.. Mrs
| Alice VIM. secretary, Mrs. Janet 5.
/ Reed: treasurer Emery p. Reed; warden.
! Mrs. Nora Woodland; conductor, Mrs. Car
/ RE Kingsley; l. G.. Miss Rose Beaudry
! o. G.. Mrs. Nellie Shippee; r. S. y. G.,
! Miss Phoebe Corkins; L. s y. G.. Mrs.
Nellie Pratt; r. S. V. c.. Mrs. Rosie
/ Chase; L. S V. G.. Miss Cora Plumb ;
! chaplain. Mrs. Nellie Harris. At the close
Of the services social Intercourse. music
and feasting occupied the time until a
/ late hour.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-01-11
Choosing a New Minister.

The faithful old parson had died after
80 years preaching, and perhaps the
newer methods had begun TO creep In.
for it seemed impossible TO suit the two
communities most interested In the
choice
The Rev Mr. Davis. for example. was
a spirited preacher. but persisted in
keeping two horses in the parsonage
stable. and in exchanging them whenever
he could get faster ones. AS a parochial
visitor he was incompatible. dashing
from house 10 house with such speed
that he could cover the parish in a single
afternoon. This sporting tendency, which
would never have been remarked I'm a
British pdrson, was frowned upon in
a New England village. and Deacon NIL
likru told Mr. Davis. when giving him
what bee alluded 10 as his walking
papers that they didn't want the Edge
wood church ruu by boss power,
Th- next candidate pleased EdgewooI,
where morning preaching was held, but
the other parish, which had afternoon
service. declined TO accept him because
he wore a wig-an Unmatched, crookedly
applied wig
Number three was eloquent but given
70 gesuculation. and Mrs. Jere Burbank.
the president OF the Dorcas society. who
sat in a front pew. said she couldn't bear
TO see a preacher scramble round the
pulpit hot Sundays.
.
/ gifted in prayer, was found 10 be a Demo
/ crat. The congregation was overwhelm-
| ingly Republican in its politics and per-
I ceived something ludicrous, II not posi-
/ lively blasphemous, in Democrat
[ preaching the gospel C'Ananias and
/ Beelzebub II be candidates here. first
/ thing We know" exclaimed the out
ragged Republican nominee for district at
| torney)
! Number five had a feeble minded child
I which the hiring committee prophesied
would always be standing in the front
/ yard making talk for the other demon
/ nations.
! Number six was the Rev. Judson BaN-
/ ter. the present incumbent, and he was
voted to be as near perfection as min
| lister can be in this finite world. Hi:
young wife had q small income Of hel
own. so the subscription committee hoped
that they might not be eternally driving
over the country to get somebody's 81
cents that had been overdue for eigh
/ months but might take their onerou:
duties a little more easily.-["The State
| o. Maine Girl" by Kate Douglas Wiggir
in Scribners Magazine for December.