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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY so
WEATHER CONDITION
NEWS TODAY

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IA, 1907
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MINING
SOCIAL

Engagement Of Miss Margaret HYDE Smith 10
Harold Dillingham; OF Honolulu to be an
nOunced ~x-~--, Page
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LABOR

Captain Alexander OF steamer Santa Ros
blsmes inadequate aids to navigation for strand
ing OF coaster. Page
Overdue bark Mohican arrives in good condi
ton. having been delayed by long spell Of ligh
winds and calzls- Page
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-19

9te Sbplnolu6t lit obne ollie ,yrage betIbar. Wan
Die Gbmnoiutt lpie Der sroBe beutihe @elebre Yro=
eiIor Sod agt fdttn nltr in einem fdpatben aDrper
tDotib mirfen. g8it anbereu, furSen 9Borten 9ie
idlete @eroannna nmo bier 1T es mo % BE Seilau9 I
Der Shpinbud)t nibaltdb 1T. NuiitpBen, BIaAiud1t
i9ebten Gel1uad i'm Dtunbe beleste Sunse Rppi-
ibmer5sn, Sdminbel, sylimmern ppr ben Muaen @er-
ltopfnng gelbe Sed}tsfarbe Dber Ionitige Spnptome
bon Seberftbrungeu ioiute Niereneioen nit ibrer
araaen 2autarbe, ibren ipaiferiiidtsen Nnibmenun-
gen Der Nugenlieber uno ber yibealles has 3eat an
beBbolb Der abrper eeffpddbt nnb ieuer @etBel Der
WenihRet ber Sbminbiudt uberliefert miro ippnn
Der &ranfe nitbt mob red)t5eitig ppn bem einaiaen
A)tttel 9ebraut mobt bus bm alein tie @einnbbeit
Suridgebeu faun unb bieies Wtiel iinb bic ct ger=
narb trdnerpien bic fir 25 Gents in ieber apotbefe
gu baben inb. 9iee Yillen uur aus ben betfrdItia=
lten &rdutern ber9efteat baben in Sabrbunberten
3ebnaulenbe ppr Der Sdpinbinbt beipabrt
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Gtne tteni6enfrettn0IiGe Muf=
forOerut9.

Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. giireer
bon Ridmono, Sno,, 0r. u. 8. Wil=
liams. 1877 Weit Main Strabe, iagt !;
SD foroere ale perionen NIT iblpa=
den 2unsen auf, Or. Sings Nep
DISCOVERY 81 nebmen, bas ein5ige 0eil=
nittel, iuelhes mir 9eholfen bot. uno
isines @isentbiimers 0eriprebnneen
gang erIult." IS rettet mebr 2eben
als alle anoere 9als= uno 2uneen=Mr3.
neien 3uiammen9enommen glls Ou=
lten= uno Grtdltungstur iiber bic gan3e
Welt bin 9ebraudt. Seilt Nltbma,
Bronchitis. 0alsbrdune, 2eu6bulten,
Driiienentsiinouns. 0eiierteit uno ber=
bincert Blutunsen Der Xunge uno baut
lie auf. 8arantirt bon %. 6. peters
Npotbe!e. preis SOC unb ISL. pro=
befaihe fret. Sn peters Mpotbete
miro oeutib seiprohen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-19


Sn Mett bei 8iel IL Oh. 6sr0inano
G6inbler. Neactianf, I'M Hitter non 30
Sobren geitOrben. yla1 tur3er 2railt.
belt Rarb I'M Mlttr BON erit AZ Sobren
0ctelier s3mablenss ssnabnit 3unl .Ster-
nsn" IN eenf. Bern. Sein 0inf6ei.
ben miro aa9eMsin betrauert. SIN yll-
ter bon IS sSahret 1T 0err Sohann
0unsberger; ldnaidbriser Mngelfellter
Der papierfabrif Biberilt. 6olotburn.
Qeforben. So Sn Worb. Bern. farb i'm
iuaenoliben Mlter bon % Sabren Mr.
tbur yernbaro. Nuf Der @eile nad
ieiner 0eimatb lfarb in San Hranaisto
an elmer Gungenent3anoun9 I'm Utter
bon 40 Sabren Carl 6arner. Gdle.
hdnbler bon 4an9entbal.
Rnbert Wun3inger, Der dltefe Wrbei=
ter in Often, ipuros auf elmer ger9tou
i'm Wallis BON einem 0irten ermorost
uno beraubt. ~ Sn 3lrid 1T 0otelier
gbnaro 6riillp ourh einen lhmeren
llnaliifsfau ploblih oahinaerafft wor=
oen;er mar a2 Sabre alt.- Sn ieinem
so. Neberslabr 1T IN ShaHbanlen
9otelier Nlbin uripruna 3altenbad
0eltorben. - Sm aantonslpital in 2au=
lanne 1T ben Tolaen zines yelo= unfaI=
leg erle9en Vauunternebmer @uaen
Holller BON Saulanne. gr mar crit
AZ Sabre alt. Nm 81. Mugnli 1T
nab lan9er &,antbeit Arnolo 3dm-
ltein. 9en. gVlrtb i'm Gngglltein- gao
bel gSorb I'M Altsr oon 50 Sabren ge=
ltorben. = Sn Jlamatt bel Bern Horb
ploblib Der l9lab,iae 2ouis Nlpbons
NuBbaum. sSn 3nrih 1T am %. Aug.
I'M 63. altetslabr pblllp glrhmsisr,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oct 10meBerl=
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Mtll Il. September IN WMuln6 M0ps
feminine i'm Ue1per0am Ebale SD1n
Mc@ousin I'M Mlter BON 81 Sobren.
D6brenb Me@ourin Weri3eu9e IN bic
Mline trup. fiel er pl6Blih toot 3u 30.
ben. Wan gloubte., Die eliernen Wert-
aeuqe ieieil nit Der elettrilden geiinng
| in @ontott gstomnlen uno Der elettrifde
enlaq babe ihn get6otet. bod Der So.
roner eniid)ieb, bob Der Mann all eirem
| Gdlaaanfall 9eltorben. Der Weritor.
bsile tDar eiIl Beieran nes yiirgertrie=
aes er binterldbt cine 5rau uno cine
3ohter.
Mm Is. September in Der Ndbe bon
Nep Cumberland Olioer Sing an Der
Musoebtune i'm Nlter bon "a Satren.
Nm Is. September in Nospea
Grau Marp gdmeir an einem 0er5lei.
ben.
9lm Is. September i'm Nrmenbanie
Grau Marp Danner, iiber 80 Sabre
alt. Aie yerforbene tpuroe DDr bier
Sabren pon 9unoee nab benz Mrmen
hauie 9ebraht.
Mm Is. september in Nem Bhila-
belpbia Sames eugene 2eetbp nod
LANCER Rrantbeit. Ser Derltorbene,
tuelde erlt l8 Monate oerbeiratbet mar.
binterldBt cine Witt,ue.
ym Is. September in einem 0olpi=
tai in Cincinnati 6rau Sol. Solomon
bon Nem philadelphia. Sic mar nod
Cincinnati aesansen. um 0eiluna BON
ibrer Grantbeit su iuhen. Sic hinters
ldBt einen 8atten unb stpei 2inoer.
Sie 2eihe nurse nod pittsburs se=
bradt uno bort besraben.
Nm Is. September bet Ieinem Cob
ne Sobn bel 0artpille, Start Gountp,
0enrp Gubn i'm ultsr bon SO Sabren.
Der 0erltorbene nor aus Deioenbaulen
in Deuiihlano aebiirtig, fam aber lhon
i'm Sabre l84l i'm 9llter BON % Sab
rem nod ben Ser. staaten uno lieB
li1 i'm stoneerset 5bale nieoer, mo- Ct
Sable lang als 2ebrer tbdtig mar. Sm
Sabre 1912 perebli.bte er Iih nit
@liiabtb getlier, bic ibm 9 ainoer ae=
bar BON tpeldxn nod 8 am 2eben lino.
/ Wubroem binterldBt er 40 @roBtinoer
unb 81 urenfel. Seine Grau lit ibon
Dor 20 Sabren geiiorben. Die 2ethe
purbe nab oem Stoneereet s bale ge=
bradt uno am sOnntag besraben.
| Nm 16. September in Seem pbila=
oelbbia Grau Charlotte 6. Sames i'm
9llter bon SO ssabren an einenl 0ers=
leioen. Sbr 8atte. 8. S. Sames, iit
idon Dor 20 Sabren aeitorben. Die
Veritorbene. tuelhe 81 Sabre lang bier
semobnt bat, binterldbt einen Sobn
uno orei berbeiratbete 50hter.
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0erlorett umo gefmno en-.

0erloren sniiden $50 ubr geltern
Nbeno unb beute Wittag Elm @allen-
fudt Nnfaa nit Bredreis uno befti9em
Gopfmeb. Gieier Nerluit muroe per=
urfaht burh ssinben elmer 59adtel
BON Dr. Sings Netp 2ife pi1en. Der
9arantirten Sur fiir @aaeniibel, Ma=
laria uno 8elbiu1t. @arantirt bon
W. @. peter's MDoibete. Nur 25
Gents. Neriudt iie.
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9eppide iperoen BON 6aule ab.
aebolt. geuaiden nno alrid eebradt
bon Charles Winnig's Wdiderei, 50.
me felepbDn 80. 600. il
esst aOolpbs autise. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-19

Sen Weintrinfern tommt frobe
Runoe. Weibmein iotpob. tpie 3otb=
iuein iinb laut grmittluneen Der Batte=
riofogen 9. gabra3as uno u. Macano.
ler ipirtlame Batterient6bter. WeiB-
fDein nirft am idnelfen. @otbtbein
brau1t ldngere 3eit. gDer mei6en
9eein in Woiier 9ieBt, bas 3ppbusba=
3ilen 81 entbalten fdeint, inan oapou
in ieds 9tunoen 9efnbrlos trinten /;
oer rstbe Wein berni9tet bic Refine in
IL etunoen. Wenn onbere Nutoritd.
ten oas beifdtigen. tpiro man Der Miite
tiberboben iein, oas Wafier ~ tohen.
Nca einfader III es, bloBen 9Dein
3u trinten.
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Gleiber ans beil 8erfltdttfli 0fr
beifen Sd)ueiber oer &elt.
>szix< *

23ei nnierer 2us,pahl pon 11ldnner.2ln3deen
fur oen Ferbit haben mir uns Elm hohes 6iel ees
iebt. lDir faafen Ole baen Sabrtfate aus oe1
Derfjtdtten Der boiten Sobrifanten Der Delt.
Dir haben un= oas 5el eeltef Ole beiten
Gnd1er, oas bette Sutter uno Ole bette 5d1neioers
olrbeit uno Sic bette Garritur aus5umdhlen.
23elonoera 2luf1nertian,feit ifenften mr nns
ieren 2n5a9en gum preile bon
$500, SIS uno SIS,
gu oieien preiien fno nir iider Gud1 2ln5ii.
ee 81 liefern, Ole in e,u9 auf 2lusiehen 2lrbett,
6uidnitt uno 2ualitdt audi oen h0hlten 2lns
iprud,en 9enii9en.
DIE sENHHusER eLoTHINe ] g 60.
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9. & ..

Beitibule 3iige Nr. l6 uno IL. Dobe
Nidfbe. porter gum Nbiuarten,. obne
grtra=2oiten.
yiqiae preiie fur 9eimatbIudenoe
uno 5ourifen.
Dur6aebenoe s1lafuasen.
sSames mn NusFeItung.
ueber Waibinaton, .. 6. iiber perlbies
oene Sinien. Nufentbalt bemi0iot.
Wian erfunoige lid bel ben Maenten
ilber bic preiIe uno Gabrpldne.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-12

ct B. Kellogg attorney for the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Oyster Bay endeavong PERSUADE President Roosevelt
that the against E. H Hartman should be prosecuted
reads special dispatch from Washington which adds that Mr.
Kellogg and members of the Commission believe successful
prosecution be brought but Mr. Roosevelt convinced the Gov
eminent cannot win case So it ever President Roosevelt
who stands between the law and the punishment OF the trust aae
little singular that the president humbug any portion
American people belief that he the great and only
trustbuster alone preventing meted prosecutions OF
the voaors of the law The Pesdetn dare not prosecute Hartman
because the much about the ptoca VINO are the
main support of Roosevelt
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-12

recall the Richard Wins who killed woman IN Chicago
and threw the body on scrap pile the of the carpenter shop
where working Well he confessed and was duly hanged
Now Professor Hugo Munsterbger the Harvard num-
bug who positively that WINS innocent ana tna ms con
fession was dine TO unconscious hyposm the police This the
professor ruses print to assert that Harry orchard
telling Muensterbegs opinion just about as good
the other.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-12

Henry C1a, made three campaigns for presidency but
fused the nomination in 1914 when Harrison easily elected by
his party We prefer that Mr. Bryan shall wait tour years 1o d
election than to risk another defeat that would eliminate MN as
candidate democrat who get all the derocauc vote Can
be elected but if even small faction opposes canddate nc WIN
doubtless May Governor Johnson OF Minnesota DC o
available this time than any other candidate VINO ~ "
THERE'S no upon the history of the american Navy "i's
victories are the poudest legacy of our country II the JaP Wa"
to tackle our fleet it is safe say they will learn by experience WIZ"
history would teach them if they were bigheaded
When President Roosevelt limits penalties OF the trust id"
to fines he becomes the best friend OF the tIust ~ Id
n,n;sbt g. the crime Rockefeller and Hartman in jail would
be object lessons worth observing
m Me- VII asserts the Atlantic should come to the
Pacific rouo the Suez Canal instead of by the way OF the SaS o.
Magellan The idea is the fleet would mucn Soonei O "
waters where it may be needed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09
ELECTIONS DELAYED
United States Troops Will Still Be Sta
toned in Cuba.

HAVANA. April .S.-The members Of
the committee of the Insurgents. with
whom Secretary Taft arranged for
peace in Cuba last Scptembcr, had a
conference with the Secretary To-Day
jastiau three hours. Secretary Taft re-
iused 10 give his visitors ;he date of
the withdrawal Of The American troops
from Cuba.
Al the close Of the conference, Sena-
tors ZayGs and Gomez informed the As
spciated Press that Mr.. Taft had de-
clarcd it impossible TO hold elections IN
Cuba until complete census of the
island had been taken, which Will oc-
cupv about four months. He added that
municipal and provincial elections prob
oblv would be held IN September, but
he would not give any probable date
for the presidential election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09
JUST HAVE HIS WAY
That Is All That President Roosevelt
Now Desires.

WASHINGTON, April s,-.lacob
Riis, who is returning from the Paciiic
coast, and who talked with the Presl-
dent today, declared that Mr; RGose-
Welt meant what he SAID upon the night
q. his election, that he would not ;,c-
cent another nomination fer the prosi-
,,cucy. All the Prcyi,!ent wants, sahl
Mr.. Riis, is TO see that his policies are
carried through
Telegrams and letters continue to he
received by tha President bearing upon
the disclosures made al the White
House regarding the combination 70
defeat the President s policies. This is
10 assure the President of support 9th.
er than this there were no additional
facts IN connection with tho political
situation made public at the White
House.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09
A Warning.

thing. TO feel tired before is another.
Don say the latter Is laziness-it
isn t: but it's sign that the system
lacks vitality. is running down. and
needs the tonic effect of Hood S Sarsa'
parila.
It's a warming, too-and sufferers
should begin taking Hood S at once.
Buy a bottle today,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR,

Old and new officers Of the
Pastors Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church will
be entertained tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. Mau-
rice Johnson. between the hours
OF four and six clock.
The Sewing Club will meet
with Miss Della Janet Richards
tomorrow afternoon.
The Afternoon 500 club will
meet today with Mrs. II. G.
Kcefe In her apartments in the
Bransford.
Mrs William Reid will enter
tain the members of her Sewing
club on Friday afternoon.
The Card club will meet on
Friday evening, April 10. with
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Daily.
The Woman s Republican club
will be entertained this after
noon by Mrs. II. A. King at her
home on Tenth South street.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux and
Mrs. George Snow Will entertain
informally at cards on Thurs.
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Marioneaux.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Mrs. C. d, Williamson has returned
TO her home in Denver, where she was
called by illness. For the past month
Mrs. Williamson has been the guest Of
Mrs. R. G. Le~~ and during her So
lourn in the city has been the rccip
lent of great deal of social stten-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

The Woman's American club held a
meeting in room 107 Atlas block. the
clubs headquarters, Monday afternoon
and attended TO matters of Importance.
After the regular routine Of business
was disposed of, an excellent paper on
"Women of the Revolution was Civ.
en- by Mrs. Jennie Holcomb, Mrs. j.
NJ. Cohen presided. There will be a
called meeting of the club next week,
notice of which will be given later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs j. J. DAILY, the Misses
Dora and Evelyn DAILY and Morris will
arrive on the limited this evening from
New York after an absence of SIX
months in Europe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Mrs. Joseph Rawlins. Mrs, Will Ray
and Boyce Rawlins. who have spent the
winter in Pacific Grove, Cal, have re
turned to the city. Miss Alta Rawlins
will remain at the Grove for a month
or six weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Mr. and Mrs. A. j, Gorham are now
at home to their friends at 10 Second
avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Yesterday afternoon the regular
quarterly meeting of the board OF di
rsctors of the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery was held, the board meeting
being at o'clock and the association
meeting at clock. Plans for i'm
provements of the home were dis
cusscd, but nothing definitely decided.
A number OF guests called during the
afternoon. Mrs. F.. I. Thorn and Mrs
N NJ. Johnson poured tea and coffee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary society of the Temple B mai
Israel will be held tomorrow, April 10,
at 2:30 clock, at the B. b. rooms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

The Monday Afternoon Bridge club
met Yesterday with Mrs. John a. Mar
shall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick is expected
the latter part of the week from Gold
field. and will be the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. John Marshall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Bernard F'roiscth is here from San
Francisco for a few days and is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percival o. Per.
EinC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Mrs. j. c. Weeter of Pocatello is tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. a. }. Gorham 10
a couple of weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09
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noters OF Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
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er knowing this medicine to he made up
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standard authorities Of the several
s,,, q, uract!cc, are perfectly willing, aud
~. are only TOO glad 10 print. as they do,
SsoTnula or list OF ingredients, of which
:. composed. IN plain English. on every
kalo-wrapper'
n n II n ~
formula OF Dr., Picrce's Favorite Pro-
..,Ion will bear the most critical exnmina-
~ al medical experts. for IL contains no
s..,oI narcotics harmful, or hahit-torming
80 and no agent enters into it that is not
sss,r recon- nendcd by the most advanced
"a leading medical teachers and author
-, NJ their several schools OF practice.
nee authorities recommend the ingredients
5Df rtssTrses TavoTLle Pfescrlptlon Tor TIC
sf q exactly nc sanne allments Tor Nhish
SS SSTI Famed TncdIcIne Is advised.
a 4, VI m NJ
xoother medicine for womsn's fills has any
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r,b an endorsement not worthy Of your
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

On account of the funeral of Mr..
Charles II. Anderson there Will be no
meeting OF st. Mark s guild this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Mrs John Carver and Miss Beatrice
Borcmau of Ogden are the guests of
Mrs. NJ. 4. Breeder for a couple of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Mrs. Abner Luman entertained the
Sans Souci 500 club yesterday after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09
90 you ThiHk
Fer Yourself 2

g.. ro, open your mouth like young
% Srs Nd rulp down wheseTer food or medi'
IT, IT, pnk be offered your
N n II ~ n
iliA.SsrAan intelligent thinking woman.
oNxelNcf from weakness, nervousness.
rn' :" and sHBSAng. then it means much 70
- - hat thera one tried and trSc honest
'ss,.Ine or HNQYS- -cQHRQsIIIQE. sold By
Y,Ssis,s for the cure Of NQman's Ills.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-09

Will Barnett of Mexico is In the city
for a few weeks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-29
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
sRookFiElo
Notice.

The Brookfeld High school will open
Monday, Sept. and. Examinations viii
y bsid Friday and saturday, Aug, Soth
spa slst, at the school building, and also
M tlrst day OF school.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-29
EAST BRooKFIELp

Schools will commence Monday, Sept
2.
Rev. DIR. Bishop will preach here next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stearns visited C.
ID. Stearns over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dutton and children
are visiting in Middlebury.
Victor Holt attended the funeral of his
father in West Berlin last Friday.
Mrs. E. J. Trask is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jones Steele, in East Roxbury.
Mrs. Skinner and daughter of Barre are
visiting at her brothers, w. F. Med
calf.
Several from here attended the Sunday
school convention at Williamstown last
week.
The North Barre ball team played IT,
Brookfield team last Saturday and were de-
feated, II to A.
Mrs. NJ. S. Wheatley and Mrs. II. d.
wheatley and their Sunday school classes
held picnic on the old camp ground last
Friday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-29
EAST RANDOLPH

We have added 10 our stock a line o.
Edison phono rlphs and gold moulded rec,
ords, which we would be pleased to show
You. Spraeue A Sprasue
P,s, September records now in.
Iaroy Merrill of Randolph is working
for +. ). Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. orrin Lyford are spend
ing week with relatives and friends in
Chelsea.
V. L. Allard had the misfortune to have
his bicycle stolen from his barn last sun
day night.
Mrs. Fannie Wilbur and Mrs. Celia
Ginord were guests of Mrs. +, NJ. Clarke
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and two
children have returned from their visit
in Manchester, y. IL.
About s5 Of the Free Baptist Sunday
school enjoyed picnic at wuliamstown
Springs last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Armstrong have re-
turned from weeks visit among rela-
tiyes in Massachusetts,.
Edwin and George Parker from Acton,
Mass, were guests OF L. l.. Pearsons and
Mrs. L. Wright last week.
Misses Florence Newell and Beth Heath
began their senior year at the Normal last
Tuesday and Miss Rena LaFrancis an
tered the junior class.
Mrs. orrin Lyford entertained her
mother, Mrs. Hartman, and two sisters
from Wellesley, Mass, and little niece,
Hazel Langdon, recently.
The schools here will begin Tuesday,
Sept. 3, with Miss Ina Emery as teacher
in the primary room and Miss Dora
Douglass in the grammar room.
Miss Lucy osgood, who has been work.
ing in the family of A. G. osgood in Ran
dolph, returned last week and Miss Ella
Blaisdell is now taking her place.
Mrs. John Clifford OF Randolph, Mrs.
Fannie WILDER of Williamstown and Mrs.
John b. Goodrich OF South Royalton were
guests at W. A. Gifford's last week.
Mrs. G. G. Boswell has returned from
Hardwick, having spent week with her
sister, Miss Blanche Hall, who has fine
position as instructress in the home OF
Hon. +. r. Fletcher.
Much credit is due Selectman Hall for
the new bridge which he has just put in
at Dix j. Camps. Mr.. Hall works for
the interest of the town, at the same time
trying to accommodate and please all.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-29
SOUTH RANDOLPH

Miss Alice Kibbee visited at Willow
farm one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Morrill, and family
went to Sharon Saturday, returning sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Camp and son,
Barton, attended Bethel camp-meeting
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Prince went TO
Pittsfeld Saturday to visit Mr.. Prince s
sister, Mrs. Otis Hunt, returning Sunday.
Earl Riford and family went to VIII
Jamestown Springs last Thursday to at
tend the Sunday School picnic OF the f.
w. B. church OF East Randolph.
George Hyde, who has been having an
addition put on the South side OF his
barn, had raising Saturday afternoon,
attended by about fifteen of the neigh
bOrg.