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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

North Dakota.
SPECIAL TRAIN.
&c EXCTRgN1N-I RATES

SPECIAL TRAIN.
BIG EXCTRSION-JOW RATES
To Haynes. Adams Co. North DAKOTA,
May %. On account 81 the big auction
sale of lois Al de new town Of Haynes
On the new coast line Of the c., N a. St
p Ry This town is growing rapidly.
Il is ia miles west from Mobr1oEe and
the Missouri river Write Us for maps
and facts about the business openings and
The great wheat land on The easy pay
rnrnf plan william Il Brown Co.
Haynes. y. D. or 1M LaSalle St, Chi
cage, III Secure courtroom on the Epe-
cal now C20)-N5D6 -
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NIIiern win i'm Tenth.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 12.-After hold
ing the Miilers 70 three singles in nine
tuninEE Geysr went to pieces IN the
tenth and the locals Won on three singles
and q base or balls. Wilson did not allow
hif after the fourth. Score. RH 4
Minneapolis q 0 . IL s 0
Batteries: Wilson and Block; Geyer
and Fphf
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

.Batted for LAnaAnsn in seventh

sBatted for Lndaman in seventh.
'Bstted for Ferguson IN ninth.
Cincinnati .-.....-... Q -
Boston ..............1 Q 0 0 0 0 o.
Two base hits Mclean % Ewing. Hug
gins Three base hits: Camel, Browne
Sacrifice hits. Lobert. Mitchell Beaumont
Stolen be ses: HugEins. Camel. Kane, EW-
ing. Browne. Hannifsn. Double play: Nc
Lean 10 HulsWitt Struck out: BY Coakiey.
,; bY Lindsman. ?. by Ferguson, !. BAFes
on halls. OFF CnaklsY. 4. ugI Ewing. 4
Hit by pitched ball. BY Ewing l. Hts off
Coakleg ! in six and two-thircs innings
off Ewing ] IN two and one-third innings
of Lindaman. In SIX innings. off Fergu-
RiEler.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

A southwest exchange EsyE Biny White
Mirh Omaha a. the first % last season
noE sb0rIstop for oklshoma City iB the
WseleT aEEsclaflon. madH a home run
rhe cher dlF with the bases fun lhe
paFsr ADDS that White. VINO NaE Ia : state
a EuspsBded aniInEtia1 iaBl Fear, seeus
70 have cone back 70 htnsslf.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
DIES MONIES


-batteo for Ford in ninth.
Des Moines ...-.--..-0 0 Q o 0 -
Pueblo --..-.-------.-.0 o 0 0 0 a
Runs earned: Des MoineE, ?: Pueblo.
Two5baEs hs1s: Dexter, Yeager MI -
BASES On balls; OFF Ford. 3: or eSichuls
Mlio pitch Ford Struck out. By Ford 2
nF Nichols. 4 Stolen hRReE MeI.ear ~
Time; l-45. Attendance: SO Umpire
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st. Loui. shut. out BrookIyn.

ST. LOUIS. MAY lE-St. Louis took the
second game of the series from Brooklyn
this afternoon. to O. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Phllp J. sroboda - Joseph srauek.
ii6a .....--..--........-..sla - = r. i.-.... lao5
lot e. block A 8. = Rogers addition.
bouleVard PARK Improvement CO. TO
so-n ? klemme. part Dot 4 block
4. n. Perrin ei al. TO Conrad Hetzler.
lot = block g A s. Patrick add ton 4o
WICK iot 1 si5Sk : = Hsasa5R a 5 Pi55e. sso
rank Rouse 10 4. r. Cuylff. parI
JOS and g. block g Halcyon -.
Pred Eavs- IN TSrsrcs.s C-baset lots
and 8. block 40. Park F'rrest-.---- So
Pioneer Townsite CO. % Mrs. LIKE
Wit, lot ]. block 6. Be5.ninEton--- L
Fluneer ToWnsite Co. 70 MS. LEEie
Witt lots 2 and g. block & Benning-
Ray sisphsnsoa to Luther z Nelson.
psrt section Abr ...-...... ...--..... 2.lpe
=. Conkling 20 Alfred Marschner, part
lot Z. Union Square -.-----.--.----....
Hastings HeTden 70 Robert H
Larderyuu. Dot lg block . Hast
ing & HeY6enE Second addiion-... soo
Same 70 Anuie L Smell, lot g. block
I EIia A. IttneT 10 Belle H. Dunhan.
lot 10. Epworth addition ......-..-.-.
I Harvey s Prosser 10 n Prosser LOT
ssrah Ma,iida GEyer 10 John P.
kehoe, lot R block :. Patrick's ..
! Second edition ........................ LOO
: Rogers Real Estate CO. 20 James
10. s. Z. Rogers addition -............ 800
] {. Mcmahon to John Roth. lots and
7 J. block IS. CUTrIgaE place .---.--..-. 40
] Adolp p. ETpelding 70 Boardman J.
Hal. lots II and Il block ], Noes
hlpal lHilsn ...------ ..-.- ..--- -
1 p. L Perine and wife to John Her
/ bert Pardee lot Is. block 2. Potters
james G Dahlman. mayor. 10 Hugh
! McCaffrey. lots and 4, block 25a
/ Omaha -------.-..-..-.--.--. -
Edwin Bradley. Sheriff 10 Hugh Nc
! Gaffrey. same -....----.----.---- s,0ao
! =. ". C0nklinE 10 Alfred Marschner,
] lot = Tuion square -.----.---.--------- G650
lot Il. block :, Omaha ....-........--.. 215o
1 Wilson Graham to John Peunen. part
] lot e. s. Z Rogers okshozna ------
Total ............................. -s2e, ,5GS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

MILWAUKEE May l2-Milwaukee
scored its third shut out OF tbe q ries
against Indianapolis today. by q score Of
70 0. Curtis, who held the visitors with
out hit Saturday. only had three Bafeties
today. Timely hitting and poor support
gave the home club two runs in the first
two innings Clsrks fielding was the fea-
ture. Score. RHE
Milwsukee IL 10000 0 - 0
Indianapolis "a 0 90 4
Batteries: Curtis and Beyille; Mar
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

Hail is 3 mighty good pitcher % have aF
many DAYS aE be does
PerrinE appears 70 be putting n steady
time Et third for ne Mars, While BrsdleT
iE OK
Washington fer q lhtss Nhils iaEl uesk
reached the dtEEF heaght q EiErh place No
Houder -FarurfT Burns q pitchinE for
the Senator's nUE- Buf rs non the uTiEinsl
-'Farmer Nor De- WEshingtna IN EiKth
place nov. either
Here Is part q q report cf q game Eon
b AherdeEn from ElIfe. see u i dneEu 4
have : familiar rinE- r'Thun1usoH made has
finEl HppHzrEnce in The box before an
Aberdeen cr0Ed and aside from his uild
peE 70 firEt - esaEnE huut. he naE voted
al riEEf - The blEs. Earse nlc trnIffle
q n1t gsEting thoss btIls 6uuis ever %
first
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

TTXAS IASDS-I1ou 70 get them sens
zoe 10 r. e. LoEnax- Austin. Texas, fer
copy Of Texas land iasT and instructions
hoW 70 h7-y. 4 was for ten years chief OF
land derai1rsent state trcssurgr's Office
Know the lanes. W7lseu- they come on the
market. buweto Get en- for my clients
Tssference- AuFtin National hank. Austin,
TexaE. Best LANDS tO be sold next three
LzD-Msss NIX
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED-Permanent position in house
furnishing business by experienced man
weH up IN upholstery. mattress making,
shades drapery and fixing Apply 10
TonhkEn. 80 W Third St. Duluth. MINI.
tZ'l-MsA hx
EXPERIENCED Ftenogrspher; excellent
references Address p" Omaha Bee.
Council Bluffs. i27l-M41-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

PARTY wishes position as salesman, mana
ger OF buyer y years experiences in dif-
fsnent Enek Address J-52S, care Bee
(Z5)-M5l8 IS
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BurIinEtoh--

WEBSTER sTA--IsFH A WEBSTER.
aiI-sosrf raefhe-
Auburn Local ,----.....-b 80 paa bn.z am
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Kansas city wias from BouIsvIne In
EightA.

KANSAS CITY. May IA base OF
halls. two hits and a sacrifice fly gave
Kansas City the victorK over Louisville
this sftern con Burke's Interference OF
kruegerE throw. which Umpire Owens
failed 10 see gave the visitors two runs
in the seventh Score. RHE.
Kansas City IL 9 ca - 8 2
Louisville 80 9. Q Q Q e-2 : !
Batteries: swanh and Crisp; Pullman
pTG T,rstu
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
RkLWAY ME cARp-oa.tlaass
ohiesEo. st Pssi, sIinneaPoIi. a
nmnha-

Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passsnrer. N 6ss8 an b SO pm
SIOUX City Passenger. q 3 20 I'm alos5e am
Ernersou Local ..-.---..c 61G an G SO pm
Daily Daily except sunday. Sun
Gay oRly. d Daily except Saturday. Dailg
I except Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

Rocky Mountain Ltd.--all:l5 pm a 80 an
Clio. a Cal Express q 10 pm q s-33 pn
ok a. Texas Express a s:40 pm = lis pm
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WANTEDzTo RENT

would IKE 10 rent q furnished hotel in
eood location Write J. B.. Lock Box I45.
Rsvenna Neh t26-lss II
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

CANADIAN PACIFIC
Empress Line Of she Atlantic
LESS THAN FOUR DAYS AZ SEA
The Empresses sail from Quebec 70
Liverpool IN SIX days. two days un 1hs
majestic st Lawrence Speed. comfort
elegance and safety are combined in these
splendid express steamers.
ASK any ticket agent for partCulRrs
can or write for illustrated booklet
describing personally conducted Euro
pean tours
G Z. EEEIAEEN. Cen At
Telephons harrison l7l3.
2S2 S1ufh Clark Street, Chicago, I'll
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

Union sTATION-IOTH AND MARCY
Union Paefhc-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19
CATTLEMAN SHOT
DIES INSTANT
John Armstrong Dead at the
Hands Of John Williams
at Bovina.
MANAGED X | 7 RANCH
Tragedy Is Result Of Old Crudge Be
tween the Two Men-Williams
Surrenders to Sheriff Short
ly After Shooting.

Hereford, Texas, Nov. 19.-John
Armstrong, a well known cattleman
and manager of the southern divis-
ion of X | I ranch, was shot and
almost Instantly killed at Bovina
Tuesday afternoon by John Will
liams, also a cattleman, as result,
it is stated, of previous misunder-
standing between the two men.
Williams surrendered to Sheriff
Stevens of Farwell Immediately fol-
lowing the shooting.
Early Tuesday Armstrong had
some difficulty with Dobe Williams,
a brother of John Williams, and dur
ing the afternoon John Williams
met Armstrong at the Pecos Valley
railroad passenger station and words
followed between the men, when
Williams seized a rifle and shot
Armstrong through the heart, death
following almost instantly
Armstrong. who has been connec-
ted with X | T ranch for number
of years and who was a prominent
member of the Texas Cattleman's as
sociation, is survived by his Wifi
and a small son.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19

The emperor, it is pointed out yield
ed to the most impressive demands
of the people ever seen in Germany,
but such an occasion can hardly arise
once in a generation, when the
minds of the whole people are fixed
with such a single unanimity upon
single demand as in this case. Yet,
even under the unusual circumstan-
ces, the reichstag, when the subject
of the emperor's invasion into naval
affairs came up for debate, was un-
able TO agree upon the simple course
of sending a dispatch to the emper-
or setting forth the views of the
members of the reichstag. who We're
one in their opposition to his majes-
tvs course. No action could be TAX
en-. because the conservatives on the
pretext that the reichstag did not
possess the right to address the
crown. refused to cooperate. The
radicals and socialists, however, in
tended to attempt to pass a resolu-
ton demanding an amendment to
the constitution, making the minis
ters responsible to the reichstag, but
it is already certain this resolution
will be rejected.
The conservatives will present a
united front against all proposals OF
this kind They have everything to
gain and nothing to lose in main
tanning the present system under
which they supply the ministers Of
the crown by traditional right and
fill all the valuable diplomatic, civil
and military positions in the gift OF
the government.
AS conditions are now they are in
a position to create an atmosphere
of political ideas which can cover
the governmental policies, whereas 6
change to parliament government
would signify the surrender of i'm
memorial privileges on their part
. Their interest, therefore, manifestly
lies in keeping the emperor and the
cabinet free from parliamentary con
| troll, since under normal circumstan-
ces the conservatives are able tc
shape public policy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19
THE LAST RAY OF HOPE CONE
S3,000,000 Worth Of Independent
School District Bonds lnvaIidated

Austin, Texas, Nov. 19.-In the
supreme court yesterday motions
for a rehearing were overruled in
both the MerteRs school district and
also in the Baird school district
cases. This was the last ray of hope
the state had in getting the court to
change its mind gu this litigation
which involves the validity of So
600 .0e0 of independent school dis
trict bonds.
In oyerruling the motion in the
Baird case the court says that the
question of levying a tax of twenty
cents on the 500 valuation has new
er been decided by this court in
that case or any other. neither does
the certificate present the question
| of the validity of any bonds issued
| by any school district in the state
and the court has not decided thai
such bonds would be invalid or tc
what extent they might be held in
valid.
IN conclusion the court says: 1--WE
now hold that the majority of the
court correctly held that the bonds
proposed to be issued based upon
the illegal levy should not be issued
and that the injunction should be
made perpetual as against the issue
| of those bonds"
In the Mertens case the court
maintains that school district
cannot be organized embracing more
than one county, consequently the
Mertens school district is invalid and
contrary to the constitution and even
| does not come under the new school
amendment adopted
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19

Delphos, O., Nov 19.-Lawrence
Roeder of this city, now almost rs
years old, realizing that he will soon
pass away, caused to be erected in
St Johns Catholic Cemetery a mon
ument bearing the inscription
Lawrence Roeder, Born March 27,
1896
A hand pointing heayenward also
appears on the stone, with the word
Farewell" Roejer has set aside a
fund to defray his funeral expenses,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19
A NEW INDUSTRY.
Start Snake and Ostrich Farms at
San Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 19.-An
ostrich farm and a snake farm are
two new and unusual industries just
started in this city. The ostrich
ranch has gotten under way and oc-
cupies beautifully wooden park on
the banks of the San Antonio river
just south of the city 1t has sixteen
of the big birds on its preserves and
is the show place that is attracting
crowds of visitors The proprietors
claim that the climate and condi-
tions here are favorable to ostrich
growing and that the feathers find
ready market at & good profit. The
owners of the farm came here from
California and are experienced men
in the business.
The snake farm is just being
opened up. 1t will be conducted by
George Ellis, an old show man, for
merly from Detroit, assisted by Mrs.
Lulu Leeman,, who was a snake
charmer for many years with Ring
ling Brothers circus. They propose
to raise and propagate all varieties
of snakes that have commercial val
ue. Already San Antonio has the
largest snake broker in the United
States, but he merely buys and sells
snakes, His agents scour Mexico and
Central America and ship the
aaaes n thja cit Y The owner ot
l. VII ItfvS About
|kM huaf N an allowing the public
10 zee the many strange and venom
Gus monsters that he handles. The
business is said to be immensely
profitable, but Il is also trifle ris-
ky, the snake merchant being just
now in the hospital as result of a
rattlesnake bite. He will recover,
but had close call for his life. The
promoters of the snake farm expect
to supply snake skins to manufac-
turers, as we'll as live snakes to the
ZOOS, circuses, etc. They announce
that their farm will be at once
stocked with 1000 different varieties
of snakes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19
German People Are Not Fit for
Any Form Of Parliament
ary Government
CRISIS IS STILL ACUTE
Lack Of Large Uuified Parties Rem
ders Any Large Scheme Of Govern
mental Reforms Impossible.
Wants No Change.

Berlin, Nov. 19.-The emperor OF
Germany has given his imI6ial
pledge to hold himself within ose
constitutional bounds hereaft4 In
matters concerning affairs of te,
and though the situation has cfe. ed
serious questionings have arisen in
political circles as to the significance
of the emperors action in respect to
the future relations between the
reichstag and the executive branches
of the government
While calm observers interpret
the emperor's surrender Of what he
had considered his prerogative as
registering a remarkable victory for
public opinion, they fully recognize
the fact that this leaves Germany far
removed from popular government.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19

Waco, Texas. Nov. Several.
residences Of wealthy citizens were
visited by burglars last night. Dia-
monds, gold watches, cloaks, furs
and snch things were taken The to-
tai value of the stuff taken by the
burglars is estimated at about ST.
900. Blood stains were found on the
window pane at one house, indicat-
ing that the burglar had been in
jured by broken glass. No arrests
have been made
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19

Mrs. r. ]. Coleman is quite sick
at the home of her son, VIII Moore
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19
wAxAHAcHIE TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1908

trial Tuesday on an alleged charge
OF theft by conversion. The Jury be
fore whom he was tried was out only
few minutes after receiving the
court charge. 1t is said that when
the verdict of the jury was read Mr.
Rosson, who was sitting back in the
court room, clapped his hands two
or three times
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19
Moved to Waxahachie.

Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Cheatham NOV
ed from Italy to Waxahachie this
week and have engaged rooms at the
home of Mrs. M. M. Mosley on West
Jefferson street. DR.. Cheatham has
opened an Office over Hood & Cur
Inns drug store. He is president of
the Ellis County Medical Society, and
is one of Ellis county's most promi-
nent young physicians.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19
SQUIRRELS FIGHT FOR NUTS
Means q Hard Winter Coming Pro-
phesies q Jersey Farmer.

pneSieS jersey F2rmer.
Bound Brook, N. j., Nov. 10
This is going to be very long and
Icold winter" prophesied Abram Pen
nyman, Bound Brook IN. J.)
farmer The squirrels know 1t and
they are laying in an extra store of
chestnuts.
about twenty squirrels attacked
my farm hand when he was up tree
picking chestnuts and bit him SO
badly he needed a doctor. Squirrels
attacked neighbor's boy. He killed
two of them with a club, but the
others only went for him more sava-
gely
Squirrels never attack anyone
unless the nut crop is small like
this one, and there's hard winter
ahead"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19

Miss j. A. Cassidy of Louisville,
KY, representing the we'll known
dressmaking and millinery firm of
Madam C. Grunder, Ia In the city for
a few days with headquarters at the
Rogers hotel.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-19
APPLAUDED IN COURT ROOM.


by Judge Hawkins.
For applauding In the court room
Wednesday night when the jury in
the case of the state against w. H.
Allen returned a verdict of not
guilty G.. G. Rosson Of Milford was
fined $25 for contempt of court. Mr..
Rosson was one of the Jurors for
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-12-09

Is your paper blue marked ?
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-12-09
Women's and Misses Coats Reduced
Fur Garments for Men and Women

Fur Garments for Men ana women
Fur Coats, Fur-lined Coats, Fur-trimmed
Goats. Fur Caps and Fur Gloves We have the
largest stock of Fur in the county, and judging
bv the large business we are doing in this line,
must be giving better values and our prices must
be the lowest Come and look over our lines.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-12-09
WATERXILLE

Ed Tucker has moved onto the Nat
Page farm.
James Stafford has moved onto farm
in Fletcher.
The library will be open Saturday
evenings from 7:30 p. m. until 30p p. m.
during the winter.
Mrs. Emily Codding of Morrisville is
spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Burt Wiley and chill
dreD of Greensboro spent several days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Wiley
Mrs. Mark johnson, who has been
spending a few weeks with friends in
town, returned to her home in Morris
vile on Monday.
The funeral Of Ohauncy Shattuck,
who died in Johnson Nov. 30, was held
at Uuion church in this place last
Thursday, Rev. @. d. Pierce officiating.
Mrs. Chauncey Stanley and grand
daughter, Miss Edna Shoefelt, have
gone to Burlington to remain through
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. +.
d. Willis.
Mrs. II. ]. McKannoD, who has been
stopping for several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy Tillot-
son, returned TO her home in Denver,
Colo, last Friday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-12-09
WOL.coTr.

A. j, Wilson was home from r chest'
Monday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Guyer is convalescing from
her recent illness.
J. A. Farrell spent Sunday with his
family in johnson.
E. G. Judd and wife are visiting rela-
tives in Bakersfield.
F. w. Ardut and wife are visiting
friends in Waterville.
Frank Strong of Hyde Park called on
friends here Tuesday.
w. NJ. Parker was a visitor in Norris
Vile the first of the week.
Charles King of Greensboro spent sun
day with his parents here.
Rose Dnrval of Hardwick was a visitor
at John French's Tuesday.
Wallace Town and wife visited rela-
tives in Morrisville Monday.
G. E. Jennings of Barton is visiting at
the home of his parents here.
Miss Carrie Poor spent the past week
with friends in st. Johnsbury.
o. j. Putnam has been confined to the
house the past week by illness,
Maynard Fillmore of Eden was cues
at the home of Frank Potter Tuesday.
Walter Foss OF Compton Village, n, H.,
is in town looking after his property il.
| terests.
w. W. Spaulding goes to Montpelier
Thursday for little recreation with the
Shriners.
Mrs. Edith Webster of Woodsville, N
H., has been recent guest at viii
McDonald's,
George Pease has purchased of W. w
Cate his interest in what is known as the
So 40 acre lot"
Fred Generess and wife of Danville
are stopping at the home of the formers
brother, Joseph.
L. e. Reynolds has opened a boot and
shoe repair shop in the building next to
McDonad's blacksmith shop.
o. o. Hubbard is in Concord, n. H.,
where he has a position in the round
house of the B. and M. Railroad.
l. j. Lindsey is ill from appendicitis
and will soon be moved to the Holden
hospital in Hardwick for an operation.
Miss McGrath, who has been nursing
the little daughter of w. l.. Richardson
through the typhoid fever, returned to
Burlington Saturday.
Josiah Wells of North Wolcott has
been engaged to run the saw for Church.
i'll Il Udall this winter end will begin
business as soon as sufficient snow falls
for hauling purposes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-12-09
MORRtSVIl-LE
Home Department Conference

rms afternoon and evening the Home
Department Conference of Sunday school
workers hold meetings in the Methodist
Episcopal church in MorriSville. The
program is good one and indications
point to an Interesting and helpful con-
ference. Besides the local workers Miss
Edith Balch of Burlington, a State work
er, has a part in the program, as does
also Mrs. Oren Smith of Stowe and Miss
Holmes of johnson. This evening at
eight o'clock, Rev. G. D. Pierce of the
Methodist church of johnson will speak
upon the subject. "How to Become a
Soul Winner" Following is the pro.
gram as arranged
AFTERNOON SESSION
300 Praise and Prayer,
Rev. C. c. ST. Glare
2:10 Ten Minutes with the Word
2:3O Essential Home Department In
gradients.
THE Workers
The Successful Superintendent,
Miss Holmes
The Faithful Visitor,
Mrs. Grin Smith
2-The Methods
For Building up the Home Depart.
ment, Mrs. Tinker
For making it Source of Strength
to the School
Rev. Otto S. Raspe
3-The Members
What May We Do to Keep Them
Interested? Mrs. Story
How Bring Them into Active Ser.
vice? Rev. G. G. st. Glare
1920 The Lesson for Next Sunday Made
Interesting and Helpful to the Home
Department Members,
Miss Edith Bach
$40 A Means of Grace and Growth
The Regular Visitors Meeting
400 A Summing Up. Followed by
Discussion) Rev. p. A. Smith
EVENING SESSION
1880 Praise Service,
Rev. G. c. st. Glare
7:45 Devotional Service,
Rev. P. A. Smith
Solo by Miss Tia Niles
1866 The Mission of the Home Depart
ment, Miss Edith Balch
Sis How to Become a Soul Winner
(The Home Department Training
for Service)
$3.50 Closing Moments
For Prayer and Conservatory