davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
EXQUISITE woax or cAavsas
Native Artisans Of Jvdsa Are Artises
In Their llns,

The chief industry OF Bethlehem OF
judea. writes Marion Harlnnd In Lip
pincotts. is that Of tho mo,herof.
pearl workers.
Tho shells arc brought from tho
Rcd sea. and In tho hands Of native
artisans nrc polished and carved. tho
larger into elaborate designs: the
smaller arc cut up for rosarios and
crosses. The work is nil done by hand.
and tho methods IRE amazingly print.
tive to spectator from the home Of
stes- electric power. But tho re-
sr' Extraordinary. Tho largest
W was carved In scenes
th Of Christ. the Agony
cn, and tho Cruciaxion,
general effect Of deiicats
Under tho magnifyiAS
fetal was seen TO be Dss-
ne and finish. II was u.
., rdef for q wealthy Ameri-
caL, q to cost $3.50.
Abo- lso people make . living By
this industry. which 10 500 years old.
h the shops the workmen sit upon
the aeor. their benches in front Of
them: the cir = full Of whitish dust.
and the light admitted BY the single
window and tho open door. so dim
hat Tie exquisite tracsry Of the
wrought shells 10 . mystery even b.
fore the visitor notes how few. sim.
pie and crude are the instruments en-
pjoysd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Ma sprzedaz

VII tE- .EaN--#L 80 a-geE EL ..EHf
259 akrowa farma, blisko
200 ARROW r6Wneg9, l61O'
ARROW pod plugiem, ogrodzo-
ma dobrym plotem; zabudo-
wanna kosztuja do 5 tysiecy
dol. stsjnia Gala .cymentowa
ma. Pompa ,obok domul ]
druga z Wiatrakiem przy.
chlewie. Dwiv mile Cd mia
Ella i Cd koscio1a. Zgiosi6 sic
,ustnie Tub pismiennie pod.
.adresem: J66zef TomaszeWski,
independence, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
B l]''1l'l;l lt, ll'ls.. m mas ca alrnllilkl ''1'
zWYGiezyfa.

Tom. Moore, sR & R. cochran
Ga, piiszee: !, Mii;a.lleem niebezpiiecznlaes
trlane5 ma podbiciu moojei. noglL i /: ME
moglfem sznales6 nn, cob6y w
leozylfoo, = sprzyfozyEem BucklLelni1aa:
'Arnk;oewejj ma6ei. Mniite]szai poioWgsa
q ccenntoowvego .p,nudaee1fSkLaa zzww,yciekylaa
egodnia Ola mniies prizsek zupelnse
~ leozeniie-ss SslprzedaWane pod
ggWsIa.lrr1apnl'c,yyas#lW1 VA apiece 9tahps. M |. ! kowa-
lewskleggo, aptekarza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

KEN odezwala sic do niej,
Me, Magdaleno, ona
nav et matce swej ME chee
odp owiadac. Gdy place, to
place tax, ze Mkt ME slyszly;;
mig Hy ME xviii. Usteczka jej
|.otw ieraja sic jedynie do us
miechu, choc nigdy rzeczy-
wisty usmiech ma mich ME
igra, Nasz klejnot, nasz ulu-
bic nice jest gfuchy i niemy.,
Gluchy i niemy! To
stworzenie aBnieIskie! ~ "a
wa }aia Magdalena z g1ebo-
KLEIN wsp6}czuciem; apostrze-
g}a tel teraz, jak dostojnej
M aztec dzieciecia Ivy geste
SIX rapia}y policzki. Gdy-
by Matka Boza zechciafa u
81 INA Swego najmilszego u
pr oslo move ola niego!
re- ek1a z westchnieniem, spo-
81 Rdajac poboznie ia obraz
M tki Najswietszej.
By} to obraz Matki Bozej
do brze Jadwidze i Magdale-
nj . znany. Toe przeciez z
cz as6w mlodosci swej do
br 20 sobie przypomina}y uj-
M jaca postac, odziana W
p}$szcz niebieski i czerwona.
sz% te, wynurzajaca sic z gle
bi ra a z4otej 2 brunatnem
OBJ Eiczem, ma ktorem widocz-
ne by}y pregi, jake dziki
Tatar zadal Jej mieczem; ma
reku trzyma}a dzieciatko
ME bieskie, otoczone korona
z g wiazd i ber1em W reku
- wierne odbicie obrazu
%cudownego Matki Bozkiej W
Cze stochowie, Pocieszycielki.
stra pionych i Obronicielki
o.. ? '"--"r - &. fi Rs - - ~ - u 90
chr Eescijan, prawdziwej Kr6-
low 81 Polski. Pred tym to.
tax SLIME do duszy przema-
wiajacym obrazem zanosi1y
obi9 gdy by1y dziecmi, mo-
dit wy swe pred iron Boga;
Mag dalenie stane1y nagle ~.
.wo pred oczyma Mode lata.
Uc7 uciem, jake ia owladne.
TO-, chcia}a sic podzielit z.
sew agrowa Jadwigi. Me zwa-
zajac ma to, re. Anna jej mo-
zie ME zrozumie, zawola}a 2
ZAP LEM:
Tu jest dobrotliwa Mat
ka, zawola1a,: kt6ra Z
pewno6cia zdola pom6dz CO
reczce PAM. Guys PAM Mig
5dy sic jeszcze do niej ME.
|mqdli1a?
Anna spoj1r2;,all1a ma obraz ,
Y atki BI 3, 'sls., i.l potrzasne sls.
srputnie g1oWa.
Knb.H$#Slh "a M orIo1a@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Gag dals

mieszkania. Jadwiga skiero-
wa1a kroki swe ku zoltemu
pokojowi, tax nazwanym Cd
bogatych, zfotem przetyka=-.
nych draperyi 2 adaamaszku,
jakimi byl przyozdobiony.
20 jak mi1ym mi Jest ten
pok6j," rzek|a Magdalena,
"czyz ME tn przepedzi1ysmy
najmilsze nasze dni dziecie-.
ce, czyz to ME tn igraly6mey
wesolo i cieszyiySmy sic "
spos6b, jakby caiY SWAT ma
lezaf do nas??"
"Teraz jednak sko6czy}o
: sic z przywilejem, jaki mia
}y6my do tego pokoju", wtra-
ella Jadwiga; "odtad nalezy
on do r"zeczywistego dziecka.
Me bedzie ono: jednak spra.
wialo nam wielkiego k4opotu,
biedne to stworzenie, DO jest
ciche jak anjol.
Magdalena towarzyszy}a
mlecznej siostrze swej do
pokoju. ':.a" ">'*.
- Droga Ammo, rzek1a
. -. " hNsns'.'F Et -E-. HE
Jadwiga, - >pozw6l,: bym
Gle zaznajomifa = jedna z.
najpoczclwszych- wiejskich
dziewczat, "a kt6re, .nalezy do.
mych najlepszych przyjaci6-.
lex. Jestto kr6lowa zniwa,
Magdalena Kratk6wna, moja
mleczna siostra i przyjaci6l-
ka cd najmlodazych lat. 2
pewno6cia ma pierwszy rzut.
Okla znajdziesz ia piekna, a.
gdy ia poznasz blizej jestem
przekonana, ze ia polubisz.
Anna wyciagne}a jej reke
ma %powitanie; p~rzem6wi1a
take kilka slow zyczliwych
pc polsku, ale przesz}o jej
to z wielka trudnoscia. Mag.
dalena ma widok tax dostoj-
nei PAM niema}o sic zafra-
sowa1a: ale natychmiast zwr6-
ella Gala lei uwage urocza is
tota trzyletnia, kt6ra u stop
matki bawila sic kwiatkami
W koszyczku, w!epiajac Gle
kawie swe blekitne oczeta:w
Magdalene. !. :. 4
20 ty najmiJejszy piea7-
czoszku!-zawolala Magdale-
ma zachwytem.
Moia: :biedna1 mafa En- n
ma! moi slSarbie kochany
. : e. -Ir -" r-. .A- 8 49,. .-n etE.I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

SssH nj ASH@3 s i SSSHF4S sss8S#S# s@sSsa MSsSSaSgSssSS M sss ssHH5H#2sa#
81. =! 49,, W .l|7||' is
q BoEee,!! to ot1lksrloopl,nrliiee O
ia,lkk *. n1 il |k~zlee'z1,sa46EilEiiWggy,Ymnnii. MI m<rl'u1siicie
sic czu6e pboie! !z AZ 3 Mag
'dsaall'e'ln1aa't.ss iGddyby =, 'ia1a Y d.
kilb,adz spos6b pom6dz tel
mrl,1tso',d5he@jj piiek:nnpee,jj kobiecie j
|iejj s lle' kiiemnu, malemu =
nio}kow i Jacodzienniezm6-
vie "a nioh Zdrowas Maya.
"A potem nam plan, 8 kt6-
:rym Par hence opowiem, sko-
r. 60 $ obie dobrze uloae "
|g}owie.
d. brze, mozemy zetem
" droodze Q tenn pom6Wit
rick IA Jadwiga. Pred.
aieWzie}am sobie, odwiedzic
|dzis ma piastunke, a choc
|dotad drogi do niej ME "a
pomnia1am, spodziewam sic,
'ze mi towarzystwa swego ME
|odm0wisz. \.
= najszczersza checia,
odrzekla Magdalena d
promieniajacem obliczem.
Panno JadWigo, gdy-
byS wi dziala, jak szczeSliwa
czuc sic bedzie matka mo-
ia!
.Jadwiga zabrafa kapelusz
i parasol.
Pojdzmy, odrzek1a.
Pozegna}a szwagrowa swa
lekkim uSciskiem reki i u
ca1owafa Meme usteczka ma
lei Emmy. Magdalena z}ozy
la ma rece Amy pelen usza
nowania poca}unek a dzieci-
ne ucslowa}a serdecznie.
ROZDZIAL II.
Obie wnet sic znalazly W
chacie Kasi, Ipiastunki Jad-
wigi "a jej lat dzieciecych.
Kasia przygotowata ma przy-|
jecie wychowanki swojej, co
mia}a " gospodarstwle do
mowem najlepszego; dobra
smietane 9, najwyborniejsze
mas}o, nsjsmaczniejsze grusz
XII. Nawet pofyskujacy sa~
mowar miedziany obrus W
czerwone i niebieski paski
kt6re przeznaczone by1y
ma szczeg6lne uro-
czyste okolicznosci wydo-
byla ia raza 2 skrzyni, kt6-
"a zwykle zamyka}a z jak
najwieksza troskliwoscia. Ale
.mimo uroczystego nastroju,
iaki bill 2 ca}ego tego przy
iecia.i !: mliimavosszczerej rado6ci,
iaka ~przyjmowa}a atara
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
re t,Wa dobbra mattklia Memo

e iva dobra mattka nie5mo--
ze m llt,ii ~zapomniec.
..5-- 2; Zzsapomlllnrniiee,65 q O d ]! nrliites, Pa r
niie|ln1lklzo. Jak molina II zapom..
nice to, 60 gtan q, nasze
najuiekszets see s,zc:ze6 s. na re
nj, co SERGE ludzkie " ma
tym PADDLE p1aczu naiwie-
cej umiloWlae,ol? Czyz MONA |
zapomniec meza, kt6rego
dzied j noe ma sic pred q
czyma, kt6regos;z pomiedzy
.wszystkich najWiecej sic uni
iowalo, kt6ry Y tax okrutny
spos6b wyrwany zostal 2 To-
ma rodziny! Wystaw sobie Pa
nienka to udTeczenie, jake
matka moja ma dzie1 j noe,
.my6lac bezustanie Q swym
mezu a mymssojcu, wyobra-
zajac go sobie, " znienawi-
dzonym przzez siebie mun1du-
re, wlokacego sic ocie zale
upadajacego prawie re zme-
czenia pod ciezarem, jaki go
tfoczy W snieznej jakiej pus-
'tyni, gdzie znalazl Tub znaj-
die kiedy6 sv6j gr6b czy
wierzy Panienka :rzeczywi6-
Gle, re 0 to N moznaby zapo;7
mniet?
Gag dalszy nastapi
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To N ] Sloan. hts heirs. successers or
 assigns.
 You. and each of you. arr hereby mo- tified that I have expended during the years 1906 and 19o7 one hundred dol- lars each year in labor and improve mcuts upon the owl bench claim. sit uated on the left limit af Gold Run creek opposite Nos II and i5 above Haydrn's discovery. in Port Clareuc Recording District District of Alas ka. location notice recorded in Vol. Ss
 And you are further notified that if you do not within ninety t901 days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid To the undersigned your proportionate share of such ex- penditures as co-owners your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 2324 Revised Statutes ef the United States. MRS FANNY l.. GRIMM. Tues Cn-owncr
 Dat" "f first pub. Feb. II. 1908. Date of last pub. May 1908
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POPULAR GOVERNMENT.

There is no such thing anywhere as government purely of, by. and foI the people. unless il lies in Switzer- land. which is a neighborhood rather than state. The nearest approach to such q government among great pen- rlcs is that of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland. which is practically responsive to public opin ion This government of ours is far from it and numerous instances may he cited where the administration was arrogantly contcmptuous of tI. Yer diet of the people as expressed at the polls
 II is giittering delusion-those line. to the ballot our orators are yo fond "a quoting
 There is a weapon better yet.
 And stronger than the bayone.- X weapon that comes down as still
 As snow1akes falling on tn. sod. But executes freedman's VIII
 As lightning does the Will of God 7
 How was it in 1874. to eo back P, further. when the nation went demo cratic overwhelmingly? Did Gran change his policy Not one whit Hayes paid not the slightest atten tion to the adverse verdict of 1878 and Arthur was unmoved by the tre mendous democratic majority of 1882 The most signal political victory of ou entire history was that of 1890 and ye Hen. Harrison went not a step out O his path in obedience to the popula will.
 Those fathers of ours who made tn Constitution did nobly: but they wor jealous of the people. Yet if that Con stitution had not been distorted by Ii. seductive persuasions of official pat ronage. our affairs political would ! in better shape Nobody dreamed i l7ss that within a century the presi dent Of this republic would have nor political spoil in his gift than an monarch in christendOm.
 Every solon is an office-b broker an spells of office are very persuasive i congress. We cast no reflections ot
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anybody. We merely cite a phase of human nature
 Another curious thing about il Is that We choose our presidents by tue multuouS a~srmls, That k wby cyr- tam towns arc willing ta give stea.eou4 for a convention
 Tt may become necessary to establish the rule of the cabinet. taken from t1c majority side of the house of rrpr,.scu- tstivcs. with % term of two years but with no limit aS tn the number of terms s-washIngton Post
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NOME. ALASKA. FEB. II. 1908.
4 NOME LIBRARY.

1T Has just been discovered that An drew Carnegie has practically promised to supply Nanr with a library should the people uf Nome SO desire. of course Nome za desires What earth iy objection could auyou. In Nome reasonably offer Several sorts af ab- iectinus have at variaus times. needless to saE. been brought forward but they are hardly af the reasonable variety Whether the library would result in raising bcuightcd Nome ta the giddy summit of efuditiaH er uat is a ques- tiou which need mol he discussed. Bui there can he no doubt that the library would place within thc reach of a hooks for which hearts often long
 II would also afford tp many most pleasant means for passing dull hours Everyone knows that such libraries ar. built on the condition that the cities to which they are donated argcc Id support them financially The expense to Nome need mol bc prohihitive. For a city of Nome.s size the library must necessarily he a modest one. or. rather th" building must be sa. But the books are the gold and the building is only the poekctboek. Let the hooks come and the building also Nome will be glad to obtain both.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
OFFICE OF TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE


 Nome. Alaska, January 6 1908 Notice is hereby given that under direc- tion of the Commissioner of the General Land Office. and by virtue of the author ity vested in me as Trustee Of TOwnsite Entries in Nome. Alaska. by law and the regulations approved by the Secretary of the Interior August l. 1ad4. I will. be- ginning on March 2 1908. and continuing from day To day thereafter as hereinafter stated, sell. at my office in Masonic Tenn pie, in Nome. Alaska. al public outcry. for cash, 10 the highest bidder. all lots andt racts that were unoccupied and un- claimed at the date of the entries of the Nome Townsite, and also all lots and tracts claimed and awarded on which as- sessnents have not been paid at the date Of such sale. as set forth below under their respective headings. to-Wit.
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\ Western man Who committed sui- eide left word that in 36 years he never had anything Co be thankful for Peo- pic who have lived in Washington nev- er talk like Washington Post
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The sale ef diamonds ha- fallen off to such sa extent lately that some merchants must br wishing thee had embarked h thc coal business a~ | ~id, Hur Washington Post
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The other day Russian woman threw bomb at the governor general of Moscow. but only succeeded iu blowing herself up while her intended vietin-cseaped. t Is very evident that when it comes to throwing things woe men grr the same tho whole world over
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The iauitnr of an apartment building tn New York claims that he Is beiue haunted hs a recently deeraScd tenant. wha continually calls for morc heat. To the family ef the drcrasrd this kuovI- edEe af his present whereabouts ought ta prov, great comfort
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Says the Dayton Herald Bryan wH br the next president Nc feel Il u our bones. Ey consulting physician the editor may learn that He Is merely victim af rheumatism
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VI br8ff performance for Edward r Weston. thr famous pedestrian iu Chicago. only 70 persons were present Al his age Fe should have known hy,- ter than ts walk ta 4 town vrers fam never lasts longer thau -4 hours
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\ san Francisco man lost his pho noEFaph aHd 500 records recently fn a fre. one can easily imagine haW Che neighhor- -emrathized with him
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The French physician a Ha discovered that rod light has favorable effect ou disorders of tHe ~kiu could make a bigger hit by discovering something that vill have soothing effect eu th, skinned
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FIRE ALARM BOXES.

r. Standard oil Co. 1S Carstens Bros. X Dashlsy. Cold
 Storage Plant l4 John !. Sesnon Co. l5 Alaska Banking S safe Deposit Co gT FuStofftUC 24 ist Ave East Lawrence hotel .5-Fire Department Quarters. 3i Discovery saloon. g. Opposite Hunter Saloon q Pacific cold Storage Ca Sandsplt ~ Third Ave East and East E st,
 Near Judge Reeds Residence Engine House Phone Main g..
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Expr6 ss

Yes. the Nugget Express does freighting to the beach line from Lit tie to Irene creek daily. Phone Nugget office. Main 46.
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5nlpSS tGr above named delinquent allott-.s shall. before the lot or lots awarded him have been sold as herein provided. pay The assessment thereon. to- grther with the pro rata costs of this publication and the cost of acknowledging the deed. his right tO deed for said lof or lots will hc forfeited
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EASTERN STAR.

First and third Monday in each
 month. D. m. NJ. I. Fletcher. See.
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LOTS UNoccUPIEo AND UN.
 CLAIMED:

All in block No to block No. 35 in elusive. on March 14. 19nS
 All in block No. 3e to block No a. in elusive. March l6 1918.
 All in block No. G to block No. S2. in- elusive. March IT. 1908.
 All in block No. 3 to block No. iO0 in- elusive. March iS l9S.
 All in block No. lOl to block No Ii6 in- elusive. March i9 1908.
 All in block No. IF to block No i30 in elusive. March aO, lSs.
 All in block No. 131 to block No. 1is. in elusive. March 2i. 1908.
 If there be no bid for any lot or block on the day Set above for their sale then the same will be offered first on the fol- lowing day and in like manner offered for sale each succeeding day during the time fixed for the sale
 In all eases where there are entire blocks vacant and in other blocks where the lots vacant are contiguous. single lots will he first offered in the numerical order stated above. and if there be no bids for them then the block or the con ttguous lots, as an entirety. will be of- fered. Should any of the lots remain un- sold after having been offered they will again be offered at the close of the sale.
 If the purchase price. together with the cost Of acknowledging the deed be not paid before the close of office hours on the day the bid is accepted. the right to make such payment will be deemed for feited. and the lot will he offered on the following day. but no bid thereafter by the defaulting bidder for the same or any other lot will he considered or accepted. PORTER J. BOSTON. Townaite Trustee.
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LOTS CLAIMED AND AWARDED:

All in block No. 10 block No. II. in- elusive. on March Q 1908:
 All in block No. F to block No. 8. in- elusive. on March 10. 190S:
 All in block No. 36 to block NoG0. in- elusive. on March II. 1898:
 All in block No. 62 to block No. 127 in- elusive. on March F. 1908;
 All in block No. 129 to block No. l45 in- elusive on March l3 1908:
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KNIGHTS OF ROBERT EmMETs.
 Wednesdays. s ?. m. \. McGetti- gan. Sec.
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GERMAN CLUB.
 Every first and third Wednesday. A Bhall.
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I9't' -NU9- !, :, 3, ', Q, D, :, \.
 The sale will begin at 10 o'clock in the morning of each day and continue until r. 70 o'clock in the afternoon
 Lois will be offered only in the follow ing manner.
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UNoccUPIEo AND UNCLAIMED

UNOCCUPIED AND UNCLAIMED
 LOTS.
 BLOCK NO. 2. Lots Nos. @, 7n. Il. 72 =. 14 and =
 BLOCK NO. PA. Lots Nos. l. .. 9. 1 and |.
 BLOCK NO. 2B. Lots Nos |, ., 3. I, ! and G.
 BLOCK NO. g. East lS.3 ft. Of lot No. ls
 BLOCK NO. 10. Lots Nos. r. IS. 2l e2. 2S. 3S.
 BLOCK NO. ii. Lots Nos. 9. II. l3 l6. r. lS. 22
 BLOCK NO. B. Lot No. <. except 30xT0 ft in s. F.. cor the W l6-1 ft. uf tot No. 2: the N. S92 fl of lot No. H. iots Nss. r, II: lot No. lj except 24X25 ft. in $. w. cor. lots Nos. 1G r. IS. le, 2U, 21 and F.. half lot No. 2s.
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fraternaI Directory
SCOTTISH RITE CLUB.

First Sunday iu every month. P. m. E. W. Thompson. See.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA,
 iGlOO NO. 1.

Fred II. Anderson. Sec. lst and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. Eagle hall.
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Second and fourth Mondays in each month. at S:30 F. m. Pioneer hall Steadman avenue.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-09-18

Kenyon, at Canaan, N. H., last week.
Mrs. Newton will visit friends at Rich
ford in the near future.
Mrs. Stockwell of Rochester is visiting
at Mrs. n. E. Parkhill's.
Mrs. R. w. Thompson and children
went on Wednesday to what is to be
| their new home at Cornwall on the Hud-
son, where DR.. Thompson has already
established himself as physician of the
homeopathic system.
Miss Bernice Twitchell went on We'd
nesday to the Kindergarten school of in
struction at Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. H. L. Thompson and daughter re.
turned last week from an extended visit
to former pastor, Rev. Mr.. Mckinley
and family, at Center Brunswick, N. Y.
She witnessed the celebration at Troy
and reports fine time. =
Mrs. Emma Harrington has severe
attack of hay fever.
The drouth continues but no serious
fires have occurred.
Mrs. Jennie Barton of Addison visited
at Mrs Adams last week.
Smith, Child & Co. have new ROOT
on their mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gaines are visit
ing relatives in Montreal, P. Q.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-09-18
NEW HAVEN.

Prof. B. NJ. Weld and Miss Jessie Bow
en- left for Savannah, Ga, last Tuesday,
the former to engage in teaching for an
other year, and the latter to assist In the
primary grade.
Cameron Sprigg who has recently lost
his wife is to return to Weybridge.
Charley Daniels, in the employ of Lang
don Roleau, hurt one of his fingers quite
badly last week.
And infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Weld was buried last week Friday in Ev-
ergreen cemetery. Mrs Weld has been
very ill, but was able to be taken to MIR.
Bakers on Monday.
E. c. Ryder attended the Fair Haven
fair last week.
Miss Minnie Doud returned last week
from two weeks absence at Lake
George.
Mrs. Fred Rowley and Mrs. Will Stowe
entertained the Ladies' Union at their
parlors last Wednesday.
We are glad to hear of the recent ap-
pointment given to Prof. Eddy of Bristol,
former principal of Beeman high school,
as examiner of teachers for Addison
county.
Mrs. Calvin Chaffee and daughter Mat
tie returned last week from Rockaway
Beach, where they have spent IL share of
the summer.
Glenn w. Munger of Cotton, N. Y,
was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Langdon, a cousin of the latter. He was
returning to Greenport l.. l., for his sec
ond year of teaching in that city.
Dea H. r. Barrows was given a sur
nrica ~, Saturday uf nj last Upplx
his eightieth birthday anniversary. Old
friends and neighbors met by invitation
to join with the family in celebrating the
occasion, which was very pleasant and
much enjoyed bv all. Miss Mary Bar
rows planned and carried into execution
the whole affair Tea, cake and ice
cream were served.
The wedding of Daisy Human and
Howard johnson took place at the Cong
regational church Thursday evening Sep.
TENDER 10, in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends. The
church was prettily trimmed in green
and white and the bridal party stood I'M
der an arch from which was suspended a
white horseshoe. The bride was gowned
in her travelling dress with hat to match.
Miss Grace Merrill was bridesmaid and
Robert Stowe best man, while the ushers
were Misses Louise johnson and Louise
Merrill and Harry Ring and DIR. Whit.
man of Weybridge. The young couple
were the recipients of many useful and
beautiful presents. After an informal
reception at the home of the bride, to
which only intimate friends were invited
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson took the train foI
parts unknown.
Miss Ida Kingsley recently spent few
days at f. w. Howdens.
Miss Eurena Stilson of Starksboro is
staying at Prof. E. L. Eddy's and attend
ing the graded school.
Miss Orvis and Miss Mary Dalton OF
Bristol are the teachers at the Mills thi:
term.
Large fires are raging on farms north