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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-30
@amlt Scttlrrts SiitOric,
Ho6crts GountN SpO SafOtu.

: Martin llloelta03 tore SO9 om
gtoromUuocue g(meritn lNier ri b..
L., at Gle 9lnOerien S0tre ira &reO=
beim Nproiipro par Den iprlte nOrlte
Settleri &obert9 GpuntD. N0n boz
latte Tia / Cme0nen al g8ilmOt 1873,
gfelt eitrr bam TOM, iduOiot pioes,
Martin Mitttlicu Og g. &. @au9en,
ira 5elemurteu, iamt glnton 6ois, 'om
piltnot ct ira Qilc6ammer.
Ser, iOm pNa iaa mango andre Ste=
DER, matte 9}Dbo09erne npie iig meo
SorObptter. Gen nGrmeIte 0OnOels=
plaos bar Osn9ung CrtOnOile, % bio
lierte DC line 4}rO0uttcr mco Sler lOm
3r0topr.
8 1876 tom Den iprite 9loromanS
til 6ountpet3 norOre Del. Oct par
Wurtin Selne5 ira 9}0msOs.
W}ur Gobert5 GountD eritte lUn9cre
ct @ilOnis, Tiger lllpel0o mco @enblit
poa ben npere 2io. 5nOianernes
SerreOemmc CT moitrNntet, 0e bpioe
Settlere, b(anot 6Oilte 9}orOmNnocuc
Ipiacr en- lcoenOe &oQe, bar iorUanolet
Sa0t= % Sln9martcrnc paa Sisicton
iii "ct Qano, Der flO0cr al Wtclt pQ
0ouuing" iOr at BRUCE ct mutt
llOtrpt ira gamle Gage. 90 at Der
M er 9op "a Crocn Tiger ii9 Ielp.
30 MenigbeO, iOm ltiitcocs ! 98il=
mot 1881, BAR oen iprite uOrite NE
niobco / Goberts Gountp. Gens ipr=
te prelt bar $. u. @icOre, Den Sang
tilbprenoe ben noritc Spnooe. Zen
Ierlte noritc Siyte 6Ountpet bp89cOes
oeo g9inuu@ @armOn 9Ownibip i
1897 al 5rpnobiems Meni0lcO, tiI6o=
renoe Gen 6orcncOc Siric. g(u cr Der
20 norile Nteni96cocr % II nOrIte
Girter bette 60ultn.
Sans s.. Snu9e, iom OalgtcS til
Stiiteretsocmmer 1891, bar Den Iprs
he norite GountpembeosmUnO ber.
Sen fsrIte 9}Oromouo, iom repre-
Ientereoe bette 9iltritt Ge9islaturen,
bar Qouis Wlidelien, Dal9t 1856.
vi Stcosnnpnc / &Obcrts 6ountO
tan incomes Gee, Glen, 2obre, 9OrWaD,
@iQ, Nora, 2llien.
Get norite 8luo "SisietOn @Oitcn"
ltarteocs / Giiiu9tpn 1902.
eua lunst bette Sapitel | lllpeNtaos
8oo. Soertii ian Ui ieie, at "SisIcton
5taUcor0 anpiot NJ peO. bar oct
ioral 9.oo uO9iOet 6oOeonaoen Sj9-
eton, itiitet al g. s. SiOlc. no
berts GountD 5imes", iOm uotom ct
BAR 9lar Q890-92) enin9ton, par
trDtt og uoicnot at Gibino SrotIiao.
"Qeeper Yilpt"5 &coatter p9 llogiper
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-30
Statsnoltiuingrn
bor cnbucr Stattus %ur=
ger bciOgc iamt Opiul ore
andre til at Ociogr bru.
) SprOn sept 8, 10, II, u, 13
$4,000 | YrTmicr. $1,000 Ill Sap.
lobcpc. $4,000 til iii Spuisnipscr.

Storhc Sumlius ei Nusoor noaeulinoe
iremp>n Statep
SpecieIIe SiIletter al bau Vris paa ate
>Sernbauer.
SpeeielIe Sr0n aiI aisao ia Qsatr rtopn.
Ficrre @bcro.eq, SiOur 6aus os Canton,
Nantton p9 Chamberlain pia Withcu.
EanobW9suoltllinsen alene nil ouerral!e
ale, oa oen oil oper9oa os oubse Stoters.
ouron Commercial Nlub oil le iii. at ait
er ia9et 9oot Bare paa os alle bir 9ootmoo.
tasne Gt mt (Dotel meb l2j 8Grelicr er
npli9 bIepen oobnet ior Tublitum.
6emti nouaI9te Meolemmer al Statsmilis
tGret oil patrnllere aaa llbfilliuss9unSen,
Ieoet a. c'eneraIaoir,ant Nn9lcsbr.
6lcroe Re9iasPats gPHlitiorps paa 80 ,ins
lirllmenier ul lfaie gfnit belle llsen Ceres
llni'omL SptrgSen o9 Mulitnnmre olene
p9ro (ioen cs llosiiten meo seleoet poo
StatSuoltilin9eu.
llnoerboloningsprogranmct pil blue bet
melt omiattenbe % bebhe, man nooennnbe
bar tillnblet 9'oropeiten. Tao Fro9ram-
met er Soc Aofer, Se.ioeYten9er q temlcle
oelte, aaptcrin9 nben 6ierere, Nopbeuer
eller 6leretei. Zen mei unoeriuloe Spuis.
ming 4o9enllnoe ioptA9et.
1e TIRE ltote gIneitos Nomcoie, lrippelrGt,
Sppionn9. Gette ct loen [pipl be beone
Cpuisnn9er al bet S,aQS.
1elbon9b * Meu optrGosr Rcme,ir
Srponn9 % leuenoe apramioer. elsie bar
uunoet tort Rp 2len, % bet bar fonet
mango Fen9e at iaa benz til al tomme oQ op
trGoe ber.
yO'etts Spuisninser yuftgpmnotif, }'ol-
laro Ell al amertas iterite Gip9Ierc, olle be
Der nG9ute al eneH9Qeuoe SeroenSrp bper i
lit Sag.
Gow Sops sopribt meo Sttite al friite
Noelte, tire 1til bper Gat ior be liohe ! Gage
ON Ell PrGmie paa $3.50 Rptterne 6utter
pete peo bper Wtil. sette Sapriot imooe
ices meo itor SpGsoins % blir ct al @ro
9rommets @lansnumere.
'DnronS GOr9ere bar arron9eret eu 2iten.
inofrbolonn9 paa Gjaoerne buer 2liten 10
ltilinssusem, lem ioriteIlisc itOre CppiSnin
ger, uoen noseniomb!lit }Ib9Qn9soi9iit.
0opeo9aoerne bIir ilMminerebe meo Sulmoer
orientallte ems os piI Iaoe SoIt iole zig om
ct 6esAi9e.
CAB lite Sotoen 9oa big ai Dtinbe, Sept
0oe I'll l3oe, incultpe. Sespno gi plonIGg
sc (nren til Spo GatotaS StotSuonilljug
III % 9ior llsen al 9oe Sept. til Ell l)ge al
ltpoelle % Seltuelle,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-30

er Ior 5ioen Yert Splnl, YeeUer, %
Clarence Sou9en, Sen AZ Nlpneren
Stataieuatpr 6. g. Spu9en, er MI
&eoottsr og llo9lOer al "J(oberts 80.
Gepublitan" / WilmOt.
Qao os iaa bluoe liot / lllOeltao@
prN9ti9e SO9 igjen. Ser Iinoer pi ian
9t0pne paa Is gEoromGnp, iom bar in=
oebaot GountDembeoer / bette 6Duntp
Sans $. 0nu9c, StiiteretsoOmmer
g. e. Sap8en, &ommisIGr, Sosiercr;
2lnton 5oia, Hegilter; Cle 9lnOeriOn,
2luoitor; 9lils SbompiOn, &rgilier;
Glin3 Monion, Ge9iiter; u. s, StuO=
itaO, Gc9ilter; 3pcr Staoitao. &e9i=
ter; 5homns SbompIon. &asierer;
Wartin Wiidelieu, 0ommisiGr; q. y.
Yaulion, &ommisiNr; 8, u. Cohen
SommisiUr; IS. .. Nreim, &ommis=
l0r; Z. ". 6Ols. &et@ltrlper; VI. N.
g8eitbp, &ommiaiUy; &oDn Srin9cn
GommisiNr; u. s.. Gnbl, Sberili; Is.
e. Glen, SOmmislUr.
3il oisie fan ri III ipie &ommisiU=
rerne Peter Wtoe % il. llOietb.
Sna nUpnes Der iolgenOc 6 2e9isla-
turmeolemmer: Qoui9 lRitelien, :.
u. Gjunnarion, Is. s.. Glen, %ars G.
0augen, 90. u, 28eitbp % SomueI
SGtre.
Sertil tou ri M ipie $. !. s.
Gn9ltr0m.
gu ital BET ertjcnOes, at oct er me=
get Oenne 2lrtitel, iom life berer til
De gamle Settleres 0iltOrie; men ou
alt bette cr al iNrlig Snteresle ior os,
iom ion9 fOrtiGtter at 9jpre 9toberts
Gountp til bpno oct buroe bore - ct
Ojemiteo for ct IOreta9ipm ameritunit
6olt, % oa ri er itolt al Gmiorunt=
9uttcn, Nusmanos9uttcn, og bans 81
tcrtOmmere, lOm Djnoer Tia ircm til
ameritanlie SilliO90perO o9 anlOars=
fuloe Stillinger, l0n bill ri ore beres
g}abne 0iItOrien, bepdre W}iuost ON
Dem, iOrOi pi peo, at ocn inopunoreoe
norlte Sonoe bar ct baarot Gupitel Al
prNriens S09u al ti0mpe lig 9jennem,
og mango SaOn, inoen ban nunr ino
I 6OuntDembeoer og Den loDgipenoe
6oriamliu9. tOmmen bio, iom ban
gjoroe, meo tun to ltGrtc N0uer o0 ct
9Oot SoOco. vi Grer bper 9ioromano,
ion iuoen GmbeOet bar iorltdaet pr=
li9t at uoiere lin Qli9t ipm goo ames
ritunit &Or9er / bette gano; men oct
p0re o9laa la9t, at OCn gtOromano,
Iom oiientli9e SilioSbUerO timber paa
at luttc lierte O9 Gre for i'm politiite
SlmUI!tiQbeO, ban blir melt iora0tet
AZ tine egue 2anosmGnO. 3og ina=
oanne bar hi beloi9pis life bupt mango
al &Oberta 6OuntD.
vi tan be! trp9t li9e, at pi her er
HponingSmGno pua Here Snra0ocr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-30
gtOr9e neutral.

Som betjenot. bar 9ior9e gjennem
line StdtsmGno arbeioet benimoo BET
Maal, at iaa Storma9terne til at an=
ertlenOs Ganoet iOm ct neutralt 9ii9e,
ell 9ieutrulitet, 9aranteret al Ma9terne.
Ga I'LL tpmmer Den lReooelelie ira
2onoOn, at Spitlanos &elier % Gu5=
lambs 6iNr unoer Samu0ret / Smine=
milnoe bleu enige on at unie Npr9e
iom et neutr0lt Sano. Gette er p9ian
siter Gnglanos 0niie. % oa blir Der
pel meo BET ierlie ubitepet Ell 5rattat
oct Giemeo, og Sill0loe al &ri9 ian
itte gior9e blipe inoblanoet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-30
&lUDr 0iur
0Dc M0liua

% butt at Slooos Walin9 bar ben
e9enltab at sioc ct iOielst, bjemli9t
lloleenoe al bit Sjem. buor on isaer
9plle, og Ell 900 geitpttelie af famine.
Oenne Mailing 9jpr bette for etmiuore
aarll9t llolU9 enc no9en anocn Wa4
ling Iamt parer lGnaere oe ier beore
no. Oct er 9emmeli9beoen peo oens
Yopul0ritet. 90 iaa CT ben frembraat
lnoer ben nDe SOB, iom ioreitriser
@9te, rene Subltanier. Oct er oerfor.
Oct er 900 Walin9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-30
Hatarrb Fan life belbreoeS

& 1eo 0ore Wiolsr. ba be iffe fan nna SnQbommcus
5ooe Saiarrb or Ell Gloos eaer &oniiitationssS Spl.
som. % for at helbrebe ben maa &c toae gseeciner
mo hals Catarrh Cure tages iho pq ririer oirefte
pao @loNt og SlimbHoerne, Halls Catarrh Cure
er ltte eN &oafIolpepDeotein Zen blep aareuiS ios
itreoet afen az be bebe Eager her saroei % er st
requi1ri tdgemooel. Get or iammeniot al be beoite
Stprfenoier man ieHoer forsns. meo be beoi;e Blob
rnsnlngsUholer Der pirfer o,refte poo SlmbiHberHe
Den iaiofomne Sommenidtnrd al be TO Anarebtenier
sr bet Der beoirer iao iorbaueube Rsiuatr peo el.
ertoei'eH Of Ratarrb. Strlp ciitr Yiouesbnro frit
4. .. &herep Il & o., Glere.
Sdlaes az Apptbefere Grls 75
Halle Family Pills er Be bcoAs
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own handwriting.
II looks bad, reflects on your standing
makes people think YOU can't afford a steno,
grapher, and is sometimes ambiguous
You can write out your letters make out
an ahstract-hll in an insurance policy-en.
ter your card memos--make out YOUR ac-
counts, or a hotel menu-or do any kind of
writing you Weed on ANY kind. size or thick,
ness OF paper and SPACE any way you want on
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-30

Seriom 0e lioer Of 5ortopcc.ie CT ocr't
eller bar ell 9uten. uiurb Nuc'oygC 'ou,0
Qar cts bare ell euene Nlu9 'or lt evG-,
euoo ts ui uorette Tor Iem gar-ets er imao
peiimuoe"Ne Guttsrtobletter- 9ooe at ta9e-
eooe I'M Nirtnu9. ,naeu Smerter euer
Mapefnb. gore en- milo ailereuoe 9'irtnin9,
bpil,en er bebo9el9 ps iorsnitet. Setuem
lot &eltelommeu eller lun9en sarsets mi.
Der etbpert Znlte. SGr cts tomnicr I'll Dsnpi
lmutte litbogroiercoe MetoIG'fsr til sc og 25e
Stpttet. SG!geS operolt.
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Don't worry your
correspondent.
Don't write him
anything by hand
that takes him
time 10 make out
that may leave
him in doubt that
he can [ ca $ ily
read.
And don't MI out
legal papers or
card mcmoS or
make out accounts
own Handwriting
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Snlf oa bare paa, at
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Wtali>tQ

CT no8ei, 'om tiiirGiie. fig allies Smao.
Yen er Del famine til port {)us % bore
Sp9nlp0t, iom &lnoernc G: III os. Wi
leoer meo ben, ipicr meo oen, Iope,
meo oen' Zen 9jcr bore Ypaninasr
tIltrGttelWe % MISUNDERSTANDING; llbeu
oen er DC prlssipct YeiretS % Ginoens
Sune. llmalcoe Yp9nn0er blir fort
cptsrteoe> iprl'tne. Qillne % iorfalbne.
VII Sln9, Der er laa nnr forbunbei
rleo pprt glp, Dor &omlort % Dor
Srlo'eE buroe bel oitss Ell Sante.
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JAMES MADISON.


1909 and
politician
able
his estates Montpelier public topics He
e n he age of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-14
They Called Him Vanus.

1t is curious how inconsistent are
the prejudices of people in regard to
the use of heather names. Mr.. Payn,
in his "Gleams Of Memory" tells an
amusing story Of Dean Burgon, who
objected to the name Of the goddess
of beauty, but found no fault with that
of the god Of the woods.
An infant was brought to the church
for christening, and the name proposed
for it was Vanus. "Vanus" repeated
the dean. 81 suppose you mean We
nus. Do you imagine l am going to
call a Christian child by that name.
and least of all a male child?"
The father of the infant urged that
he only wished to name it after his
grandfather. "Your grandfather" cried
the dean, II don't believe it. Where
is your grandfather" He was pro-
duced-a poor old soul of eighty or so,
bent double and certainly not looking
in the least like the goddess in ques-
ton. do you mean to tell me, sir,
that any clergyman ever christened
you 'Vanus,' as you call it?"
"Well, no, sir. was christened Syl'
vanus, but they always calls me va.
NUS"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-14
PASSUMPSIC.
creamery.

Amos Somers had the misfortune Sat
urday evening to drink some washing
fluid bv mistake. The fluid was COM
posed of potash, ammonia and salts OF
tartar. Mr.. Somers was in a serious
condition for some time and is not
through suffering yet, though considered
out of danger,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Pinney have re-
turned from York, Beach, Me-, where
they have been for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright are visit
ing relatives in Massachusetts,.
Rev. E. D. Mason of Boston spent Sun
day with his brother, F. w. Mason, re-
turning home Tuesday. F. w. Mason is
better,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore of Littleton,
who have been spending several months
in California, have returned and are with
their mother, Mrs. James Stanford, for a
short visit.
Ira Symes OF Manchester is spending
his vacation with relatives here.
Mrs. Susie M. Harvey who has been
nursing in Boston and vicinity for the
past TWO years. 10 opChuihS hCi NdSdlioh
with her son, Charles Harvey, and her
brother, F. w. Mason.
F. ]. Randall had narrow escape
Sunday from what might have been a
serious accident while driving a colt from
his home to this village. When opposite
T. NJ. Keith's, the colt became frightened,
shying, bringing the road cart against
the fence throwing Mr.. Randall out and
dragging him short distance, but as no
bones were broken he was soon out
again.
George Bennett is moving his family
onto farm in St. Johnsbury. Mr. Ben
nett has been janitor OF the church for
some time and made himself generally
useful and we are sorry to lose the fam
lily from the community.
Mrs. Belle Thayer is with her friend,
Mrs. Brown, if Barnet.
Rev. A. S. Gilbert was called home
from Fairfax, where he was attending
the Missionary Conference, to oficiate
at the funeral of Harold Smith who was
drowned at Joe's Pond, Thursday. The
Smith family have the sympathy of the
whole community in this great sorrow.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-14

discovered in Colorado, and along
whose banks valuable workings are
still producing the precious metal.
Another is South Boulder Creek,
stream of large and continuous flow.
Five other creeks, all flowing from
the eastern slope of the Rocky Noun
tains, will augment the volume in the
new lake for farm irrigation.
Another bold project in connection
with this enterprise is the boring Of
tunnel 1900 feet long through the
comb of the continental divide for the
diversion of water from the western
slope to the lands north Of Denver.
Wing bitches about twenty-five miles
north and south from the western
portal of this tunnel will intercept the
waters of eight streams and carry
them through the mountains to the
eastern SLOPE. The water thus gath
cred will be efficient to irrigate 10O,-
600 acres.
The money for these great works
is being supplied by Chicago bank
ing house which has already done
great things for irrigation by placing
the securities issued for the construc-
ton of important irrigating works.
The land to be reclaimed is all of
a wondrously rich and valuable char
acter and capable Of sustaining a
great population.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-14
CABOT.

Miss Nellie Williams is visiting in Bos-
ton.
Cora Lance is visiting at Portsmouth,
N. H.
Mrs. Ellen Webster and granddaugh-
ter, Phyllis Webster, have returned from
Johnson.
Glen Adams of Barton is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Burt Lyford
Miss Carrie Paine, who has taught a
number of terms at Craftsbury has been
engaged to teach in the graded school at
Morrisville.
Eula Putnam returned from a weeks
visit with friends at Williamstown or
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Paige of New York
are the guests of Mrs. Kate Paige.
Judge Charles Stone and daughter O
Laconia, N. H., are spending few day:
with friends in town.
Katherine Mills has returned from
Wolcott.
Richard Doying and Mrs. Mary Ford
were married at Plainfeld recently.
B. G. Rogers and family and DR.. Good
ale and wife of Montpelier camped al
Joes Pond last week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-14
EAST BURKE.

Alvah Harvey of Newport is visiting
his cousin, Mrs. Davis and w. B. Cod
ding. Mr.. Harvey was born i'll the house
now owned by Mrs. Davis known as the
"uncle Andrew place rs years ago last
October In 1857 he came here from st.
Johnsbury and went into trade with
Charles Newell in the old store now
owned by C. E, Harris, and was here
several years, and he finds but few of his
old associates here Of so years ago.
Mrs. Matte Fuller from Lowell, Mass,
|>is visiting her brother, A. P. Sias.
Albert Jenkins is entertaining his
cousin, Mrs. Goldwaite, from the west.
She was the daughter OF the late ODE
diah Jenkins.
Earl Howard and family have gone to
Barre for fortnight's vacation with
their parents. Miss Inez Humphrey will
have charge Of the store during their alb
sence.
Miss Annie burlington has finished
clerking at Webster & Howards and hei
place is taken by Miss Floy Gibson.
A. c. Farmer does not seem to begain
ing as rapidly as his many friends could
wish.
Miss Dorothy Guest of Island Pond is
visiting her brother and family at the
| Methodist parsonage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-14
NORTH WALDEN.

Mrs. Kenyon of Newark, N. j., is visit
ing Mrs. Louise O'Brian.
Mrs. Homer orion and Charles Orion
and family of West Berkshire and Gardi-
ner Orion and family of Montpelier are
spending few weeks at their fathers.
Mr.. Darling recently lost good cow
from the effects of an injury from pitch
fork.
Miss Maude Felix is i'll.
Mrs. Henry Paronto is visiting in
Franklin county. Mrs. Hardy Paronto,
who has been in Montgomery for few
weeks, has returned home.
George Chamberlin and family of St.
Tohnsbury, and Mrs. Bert Burbank and
daughter Marion of New Hampshire
have recently visited their sister, Mrs.
Arthur Beals.
A. M. Stafford of Barre visited his
parents last week. Miss Fannie Stafford
of Auburndale, Mass, returns Saturday
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-14

Lewis Watson of Concord, N. H., and
his cousin, Miss Lilly Smith, of Lawrence
Mass, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. W. J.
Counter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jeffrey and daugh.
ter took carriage drive to Sheffield Sat.
urday. While there Mr.. Jeffrey attended
the ]. o. U.M council.
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Lawton, Mrs. and
Miss Harris spent Wednesday at ST.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Harry Mather is entertaining a
brother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee of Pinkham are sick
Mrs. Dee is considered seriously so.
Arthur James played in the band at
the encampment at Lyndonville Thurs.
day.
Mrs. ]. E. Parker, Master Arthur and
John and Miss Berta have been spending
the past week with Mrs. Parker
daughter, Mrs. Burt Baker.
Mrs. Louise Graves Towle of st.
Johnsbury Center is visiting at her
cousin, M. H. George and Alvah Gilson's.
George Danforth moved Saturday
from East Haven into the tenement va
Gated by Guy Frasier and will work for
the Darlings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Boriss are visiting
in St. Johnsbury and Monroe.
Mrs. Pike from West Burke is visiting
at Frank Temples.
Mrs. Scott Stafford and two boys
have returned home from st. Johusbury.
A. c. Farmers nurse, Mrs. Colby,
leaves there next Wednesday and Mrs.
Gabrielle Smith will take her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Stowell and son
Clarence from New Hampshire have
been spending the past five weeks with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jen-
kins.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-14

died, as the nearest relative, and others
more distant in Addison county and the
western part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh Ruggles and
Others went to Lyndon Center to the
burial of Mrs. Doud, Saturday.
The news was received here late Sun
day afternoon of the drowning of Ernest
Ranney, oldest son of Charles G. Ranney
of this town, in the river at Lyndon,
some time during the day. His father
went Immediately to Lyndon. The
burial will no doubt be here, as his
mother was buried here few years ago.
Mrs. William Green passed away Sun
day at II O'Clock, after weeks of suffer
ing with complication of diseases.
Mrs. Green's native place was in Pitts
field, N. H. Her maiden name was Van
nah NJ bennett. She married Mr.. Green
and came to this town several years
ago, and has lived here the most of the
time since. She leaves her husband and
three children, Fred S., Bert W., and
Dora, all living in this town. Mrs.
Green was a member of the Free Baptist
church here, and lived devoted christian
life. She was also a member of the
Grange here and interested in that order.
Her family and friends have lost one
whose place will not be easily filled, and
they have the sympathy of all in their
loss. The funeral service is to be at the
Free Baptist church Tuesday at
O'Clock P. m.
Mrs. Albert Allard and her daughter
Hattie and her husband, from Indian
apolis, are at w. l. Campbell's for an
extended visit. Mrs. Campbell is Mrs.
Allard's oldest daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Morgan from
Brooklyn, N Y. ARE visiting their mother,
Mrs. Mary Morgan, and their aunt,
Mrs. M. A. Taft, at M. A. Taft's place.
Mrs. w. c. Bradley and child from
Minneapolis are at H. D. Chapman's.
Mrs. Chapman is Mr.. Bradleys sister.
Charles Aldrich has had a telephone
put into his residence here at the village.
The last three days of the past week
have been good hay weather and people
have worked early and late improving
it to the fullest extent. A large amount
of hay has been handled.
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LUXEMBOURG.

Mrs. George Balch has been spending
a few days at the bedside of her father,
Josiah Benton, at Lancaster, who is
verv i'll.
Mrs. A. B. Enright has been absent
from town giving teachers examinations
in towns in the county.
Barnard Hartshorn and wife of St.
Johnsbury have been guests at George
Temples during the past week.
Mrs. George Colby is very i'll and it is
feared she cannot live.
Ira Colby and wife have gone to Nc
Indoes Falls to live
Mrs. Herbert Lougee and children OF
ST. Johnsbury are visiting at Nelson
Dodge's.
Charles Morgan will have an auction
Aug Goth to sell his personal property.
The Mite Society will have a lawn
party Aug. 20, at the parsonage. Every
body is cordially invited to be present.
John Benton of Keene has been in
town with his auto to visit his sister,
Mrs. George Balch.
Miss Gracia Balch of St. Johnsbury is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Phelps.
John H. White of Boston is visiting his
sister at the Heights House.
Judson Gray is working in the
creamery.
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SUTTON.

Mrs. Mary G., widow of the late syl,
yester S. Doud, who died at his sons
residence at Bristol, N. H., January o.
1907, died at the same place August tn'
and her remains were brought to Ign,
don Center for burial beside her husband
and her father and mother, August ~.
Mrs. Doud has been in poor health lor
several years, but the immediate cause
of her death is attributed to brlgnt ;
disease and heart failure. Mrs. Douu
was lady who was respected by nei
friends and highly esteemed in this toWn H.
She was charter member OF SUTTON
Grange and member of Mystic LQ 2sl1
No. s, Daughters of Rebekah, at wes'
Burke. She belonged to Congregta o
tional church in New Haven, where she lI.
lived before coming to this town, nearly i y.
40 years ago. No one here knew OF e Hea
illness until the day before she died, on ,d
had been sick for about six weeks am IN
failed rapidly the last few days she nvId'
Her son, a physician, did all ne co aho,.
and had able counsel by two QUIZ nsa
doctors. She leaves one son, where sne