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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-26
Social Events

Mrs. F. G. Bundy entertained several
neighbors at her home Wednesday after
noon and at tea, as a pleasant surprise
to Mrs. b. A. Bundy. Friday evening
Madam Bundy, Mr.. and Mrs. F. 6.
Bundy, and daughter Charlotte spent
the day at c, ]. Bundy's at Lyndonville,
the occasion of family reunion at
which eight were present, to celebrate
the BIRTHDAYS of two of the members.
St. Margaret's Guild held social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Patter-
son, Wednesday evening, and despite the
heavy tall of snow a good number
attended. The principal feature of the
entertainment was a spelling match,
which was entered into with consider
able enthusiasm. Mrs. c. I. Ranlet
sang a solo, and refreshments were
served.
The snow shoe club held very enjoy
able meeting Monday evening, the route
being to Observatory Knob, and down
the hill to the meadow on the other side
There the leader had preceded them and
on their arrival large bonfire awaited
them which proved very beautiful sight
and pleasant surprise. On their return
to Pythian Hall they did Justice to a re-
past OF baked beans, brown bread, mince
pies and coffee.
Mrs. Arthur A. Blunt entertained
about a dozen ladies Saturday afternoon
at a Washingtons Birthday party.
Hatchets were hunted, cherries pinned on
a tree and other amusements appropri-
ate to the holiday enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served in the dining room
which was decorated in yellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woods of Lin
coin street were given a surprise party
by some seventy friends Saturday even
ing on the occasion of their twenty-hrst
wedding anniversary. In behalf of those
present Rev. A. H. Gage presented Mr..
and Mrs. Woods with a chair, table
linen and money. Mr.. Woods responded
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Fred E. Potts gave O'Clock
dinner to few OF her friends Thursday
evening followed by game of bid whist.
The Reading Circle were entertained
at the home of Mrs. d. D. Patterson
Monday afternoon. the hostesses being
Mrs. MaCkinnon and Miss Patterson.
Selections were read from Sterne and
Smollett after which supper was served.
sugar on snow being one of the delicacies
of the menu. The evening was spent in
card PLAYING.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Stanley enter
tanned a small party at dinner Saturday
evening and after dinner 500 was
played.
Mrs. c. A. Stanley entertained %
ladies at thimble party Saturday af.
ternoon All enjoyed the social time,
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. ]. c. Gray and YRS. Celia Wells
entertained few friends at dinner at the
home of the former on Friday, the oc-
casion being the birthday of the hos
tesses.
A delightful Washington parry was
given to the members of the Helping
Hands missionary society of 81. An
drew's church, Saturday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. James A. Thompson.
Miss Agnes Morrison, as Martha Wash
ington, greeted the guests in the dining
room, where covers were laid for Is,
with miniature hatchets as favors. Re.
freshments and games carried out the
spirit of the holiday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-26
Church Notes.

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Py-
THAN Hall, Sunday morning service,
1916. Subject, Christ Jesus" Child
ren's Sunday school will follow the
morning service. Wednesday even
ing meeting at 100 The reading
room is located in the Bank block, cor
ner Main street and Eastern avenue, and
is open daily, except Sunday, from go
to p. m; also Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from $50 to p. IN Christian
Science literature can here be read or
purchased if desired.
At the Church OF the Messiah next Sun
day the pastor will preach, topic: Keep
ing all things Sacred There will be no
evening service on account of the no.
license meeting in Music Hall.
At the Free Baptist church Sunday
morning the pastor will occupy the pull
pit and the subject will be, go and tell
John the things which We hear and see"
The Searchlight club will meet on
Tuesday evening with Miss Fannie E.
Russell.
At the close of the morning service at
Grace Methodist church Sunday the men,
bers of the congregation were invited to
inspect the individual communion set to
be used for the first time next Sabbath.
This beautiful silver service is the gift of
II. N. Turner and consists of $50 glasses,
SIX travs, two covers and tankard.
The engraving indicates the church and
the donor.
The ladies of St. Andrews church are
preparing to raise sum ofmoney during
the year by the novel scheme of securing
a mile of pennies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-26

At the February executive meeting of
the St. Johnsbury Woman's Club it was
suggested that the club. as in former
years, should express its sincere interest
in the issues of the Town meeting to be
held March 8. The 220 women COM
posing this club have the best of this
town at heart. 1t is certainly fit that
they urge their fathers, husbands,
and sons to be at the polls, and put the
best men in the right places in all our
town offices. We want men who have
the courage to stand against liquor
selling, gambling, profanity and evils
sure to follow in the wake of these; men
who will give us the best schools we can
possibly have, and clean village for our
children and young people to grow up in.
In short we want men who will put
their whole influence on the side of right,
and stand manfully for everything that
makes for civic righteousness. Toward
achieving this end we urge all good
citizens to be at the polls. Be awake,
jealous and wise! No good citizen
neglects to vote, A good citizen helps
to make good laws, and watches early
and late to see that they are enforced.
MINNIE B. HAzEN, President.
For the Civics Committee,
RUTHY p. FAIRBANKS, Chairman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-26

following directors elected: John Rickaby,
Gilbert E. Woods, DIR. F. E. Farmer, ].
Rolf SearIes. Robert W. Simonds. Harry
Conley, B. H Alden and John Tinker
The directors organized by electing John
Rickaby president, and Gilbert E. Woods
secretary and treasurer. The meeting
heartily endorsed the retiring directorate
and the administration under the able
management of Mr.. Gray, and those in
attendance were unanimous in the hope
that the same team could be retained for
another season.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-26
To Break In New Shoes Always Use

Aliens Foot Ease, powder. 1t pre-
vents Tightness and Blistering, cures
Swollen, Sweating, Aching feet. At all
Druggists and shoe stores, 25 cents.
Sample mailed FREE. Address. A s.
Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-26
NEW ASSOCIATION.

Al meeting of all those interested in
a team next year called Tor Saturday
evening there was a large attendance. A
new association was formed and the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-26
COMPANY DIS RECORD.

The following record of the work done
by Billy Gray's Indians this season
stands alone at the head of all records
since the game was organized, and will
probably interest most readers.
1t will be seen by this that more than
half OF the games have been played away
from home, 50 that some other reason
than familiarity with the floor must be
attributed to their remarkable success
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-26

night as the greatest basket ball player
alive, is beyond us
We are confident that the Brattle-
boro people and the rank of file of the
players were greatly disappointed at the
outcome of the game and the actions of
the Wachter brothers and the gambling
ring and we hope that the athletic rela-
tions between the two towns may be
soon resumed
The summary.
COMPANYD BRATTLEBoRo
Doyle, IF h. Lennon
Matthews. If RI, L. Wachter
Vaughn, c c. e Wachter
Henschel, rb IT. Hartman
Fox, Id ri, Muller
Score, Co. D, ?. Goals from floor, Fox.
Muller. Referee Riley. Timer. Murphy
Attendance so.
COMPANY d SO, 23RD STREETS Is.
BY Friday night Company D had suf
ficiently recovered from their narrowing
experience of the Brattleboro fasco to
administer to the famous 23rd Street
team the worst trimming in the history
of the latter organization. The score
was 65 to Is. The locals have never put
up better exhibition of team work and
basket shooting and while the visiting
aggregation showed very poor form, it
is doubtful if any combination could
have held the Indians down at the rate
they were going Referee Riley, who was
retained for the 23rd Street games, was
given good hand and gave eminent
satisfaction by his thorough knowledge
of the game and his square dealings with
both teams. The summary:
COMPANY d 23RD STREET
Doyle. RI h. DIETRICH
Fox, II rh, Abadi
Hoenbeck, II
Matthews, c, Brennan
Swenson, rb IT. Haggerty
Henschel, Id #. Kane
Score Co. d 60. 23rd Street Is Goals
from floor Matthews 10, Doyle 6, Swenson
6, Hensche 5. Kane 4, Fox 2, Hollenbeck o
Abadi Points on fouls, gard Street 5, Co u
3. Referee, Riley. Timer, Gray. Time. three
Ism periods Attendance $50.
COMPANY 40, 23RD STREET Is.
Company Ds total fell of % points in
Saturday nights game, while the visitors
Travelled faster pace than on the pre-
ceding night and brought their score up
TO %. OF this score Kane, the doughty
little forward, was responsible for Is
points and his shooting was a distinct
feature of the game. The summary;
COMPANY d 23RD STREET
Doyle, ri III, Dietrich
HoenbeCk, II RIB, Abadi
Matthews c, Brennan
Swenson, rib If, Haggerty
Henschel, lib rf Kane
Score Company 40, card Street %.
Goals from floor, Kane 9, DOYLE 6, Matthews
4, Swenson 3, Henschel 3, Holenbeck 2, Hag-
gerty 2, Brennan. Goals from fouls, Co. ID
I. 23rd Street +. Referee, Riley. Timer,
Gray Attendance 525.
GODDARD SEN. Al, ST. JoHNsBURY A. 16.
In a rough, fast game Goddard semi
nary won its 18th straight victory by
defeating St. Iohnsbury Academy at
Barre Thursday night, Al to 16 Berry,
Heidle and SpauTding played best for
Goddard, and Gibson and Beck for St.
Iohnsbury academy. The summary;
GODDARD SEM ST. JoHNsBURY ACAD
Spaulding. IF Id. Beck
! Heath, If RIB, Gibson
Heide, c. Walker
Alexander, RIB If, Fiske
Berry, III ri, Borland
Score. Goddard A. st. Johnsbury 16.
Goals from floor. Spaulding 10, Heath 8,
Heidle 5, Barry 2, Beck 2, Gibson g Walker
2, Borland Goals from fouls, Spaulding,
Borland 2. Referee, Moore. Umpire,
Gauthier. Time. two Ism periods and one
ION period.
MANAYUNK THURSDAY.
On Thursday night will be seen tor the
] O.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-26
MANAYUNK THURSDAY.

On Thursday night will be seen tor the
first time in St. Johnsbury the strong
Manayunk team of Philadelphia which
has been causing such a stir all over the
country and who head the Pennsylvania
State league, and is the same team which
gave East Boston A. A. the hardest run
of the season Saturday night. The
famous Loos brothers will be seen in the
line up as we'll as others whose names
are prominent in basket ball circles.
1t is bound to be hummer. The tickets
are now on sale and the game will be
called at $50 sharp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-29

mogIid, ooB er nidt gu ben ,gnglan.
bern" aebort, melde altf Die Better.
ifaft nit llncle Sam eineu 10 boben
@ertb Iegeu. llno tpeoer oie 9oroo.
tier 3eitllngct nod Die bteiigett, mel.
DIE itets bcroorbebert, oaB 9lut oifer
lit, als 8aiier, halten eS fir aitge.
bradt, 0ie IepBerung zines Staots.
names 81 beIeu6ten, sic inter
ionitigen llmit6noen gu Iebbaften
@r0rterungen 8eranlaIiung gegeben
bate. Iber ruie Der Suno ouf Die
8urit, 10 itiir5en oieieIben 3eitungen
lid auf 6as gerineite Greignis, mel.
DIES ibnen' @elegenbeit gibt, feinoIide
8Gfiible 5piifen 0eutidIano uno
ben Ser. Staten ma65urufer. Sab.
reno Die IngIomanie 'bier5uIanoe
ben @runoiot pertritt, oaB 9lltt
Didcr oIs @aIier lit, oenft Die engIi.
i6e diplomatic oaran, benz gruoer
Sonatbon bel ser erIten @eleeenbeit
.etuus Slut db5u3apfen. Die StpIo.
matte tennt feline 9luts., rtur cine
Sntereiienaemeinidaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-29

II blonoers nfortgen Erelen gu haben. User Nn9eb0t1ge aus Der alien Der
nath bereiutommsu luFu min, wiros IN ieuem SHhefe Fubeu, in unRrer
on G. uorSuitreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-29

Orei 6eTd9morene nit elmer fIeiueu
Slai DE ~Ghdmberldiu's Geibpeb,
Gbolerd uno OuldfdIl : 1leSi;in
pom Gbolere Worbus eebeiIt.
per O. Us. Jouler SiabtOner,
ala, ersdhlt cine @rfabruus bic er
mndte, pdhreno er als @eihmores
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
&onaroSutqe, 8reiSbaupthaot pom
&reiie &%lebpurne, Gt1., feurirte. @r
iaat: r@dbreno ih bort mar, of i'd
etruns frtiheS uno aud BurfsSleiit,
bas bel mir Cholera Morbus in Isbr
ihlimmer Gorm neruriahte. Sd
fIbtte ara elenb uno iGtfte mad Ell.
ner setuiFen Cholera : Reoisin, ftatt
oeden ian6te mir Der Gputbeter cine
6laihe @hanberlain's Geibmeb, gbus
lern uno 9urhfau.W leoisir nit benz
8emerten, oa6 &c oas @eulnihte
bate, mir abet In 5olee Der CT.
probthett oieieS Seitmittels, uors63e
mir lesteres gu itifen, oa er fdr
beFen uufehlbare Rur earantire. SD
nabm cine Dole oauun uno ffblte in
fini Minutes better. Ole trueite
Dole beilte mid siu5tih. 8pet
WitgeibDorene litten In 0erfelben
8etie uno cine finf uub spausis
Gent 5lalhe hetlte unS alIe bret.
Gum 8ertauf BET Batter Bros.
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Gin Srun5uie iiber Die Gbarlotten.
burger 8albi6ule.

Sn Der Iitterorii6en geiIoee oes
Stgaro trttt G6ouaro Suffer nit gro.
Der @Grme fir Die @riinoung BON
frdu5oiiid)en 8aloi6uIen mad Char.
lottenburger MuIter (rtppe Char.
Iottenburg") Elm. Gr fniipft in ieinem
IrtifeI an Die 8oridldge ltno Ser.
iude 6es Dor einigen Wonaten Der.
Itorbenen 8rofeiiors @ranfer an.
8ranher bate Die 8eb6r6en oufge.
foroert, fir Die bon Der Subertulole
beorobten Sdulfinber SduIianato.
rien ODER y6reiluftltternate" gu
griinoen; Die frGntliden uno ihtpGb.
Ii6en &tnoer iolIten bier unter Der
gepiiienbaften aufiidt zines arates,
Der Die @%rnabrung, ioDie Die Or.
belts, grbolungs. lylo Surnitunoen
reseln ioIIte, lire SduIittoien fort.
iesen.
Seit benz CODE @ranter's bober
iiG in Sronfreid Goouarb Ssttt uno
Or. Werp Der giten Sahe angenom.
men; lie reoen aber beioe, i'm Segen.
iat 81 Dem peritorbene,1 Srofeiior,
nift Dem S%nternat ODER S6ulIanato.
rum, ioroern 0em@rternat, b. b. Der
8dlbibule q Ia @barlottenburg, 6as
8ort, neil oas Snternat gu toIhr;e.
Zig lei, uno neil Der Deitaus groBte
Sbeil Der trdntlihen S6ultinoer nur
taesIber in freier 2uft 3u leben brau.
DIE, INN polIitdnotg gu ~geiunben ODER
bod tpenigitens Der @eneiung boff.
nitngsooI entsegenieben gu fonner.
Die Initdt Der eenannten beiber
Serren tbeiIt aud @bouaro Suffer,
ser i'm oerfloiiener CONNER NIT
mebreren 5taotrdtben bon Saris Die
Gbarlottenburaer 8alOidule beiih1
tigt bot. ~5n hieier Sdule." Idreibt
er, .befin6en iid &inoer, Die on all.
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Cine beSeutiame, nnbemcrft seblie.
6cne &coe.

@enn elm 6reuto, NIT benz man
berne &ano in Sono geben m0dte,
Pine ltebereiIung begebt, neIdle bon
}e9neriiher Seite ausgeulbt, 0os bis.
fertge traulide Serb1ltnis it0ren
Ionnte, bann iudt man oie ltcber.
kir5lrng Der BerGeiicnbeit anbeim5lt.
Reben uno lie inter teinen llmitdn0en
n Die groBe @lode gu bGngen.
oriiber", oadte besbalb
pie groBe Mebr5abI unierer in ereIi.
bier Sprade erideinpnoen 3cttunger,
pig es fiir5lid betannt nuroe, 6aB
Ftr @ilfrto 2aurier, 8anaoos 8re.
tierminiiter, eeIegentlid elmer 9e.
bite iiber Die iapuniide Ginpanoer.
ktg Die &obe ans Dem Sod" IieBi
BIO IN nift mib5ltoerIte6cnber @eiie
kflarte, oaB Der 3piiben gnglano
BIO Sapan nbgeid)Ioiiene 8ertrag elm
Fhus. uno Srutbiinonis lei uto I'm.
f1noe eintreter tonnten, 0oB er feline
Fpise gegen Die Ser. Staaten ridte.
Serr 2alirier mar getuiiiermaBen
beSUungen, Die @e5iebumgen Stpiifen
per britiif)en mo iapanii6en 2egier.
ing nGber auSeinauoer5ulesen, neil
pie Sppoiition i'm tand6iihen BarIa.
tlent Die iapaniIde gtnpanoerung
hls einen groBen Shaoen fir Die ia.
fnoiiden @rbeiter be3eidnete uno itd
ResbuIb oerIdieoenen 8~eItimmuneer
pes Sertrages nioerIeste. Der Niut.
ter fiibrte in lGneerer Heoe aus, oaB
penn mosIib, Die britiide &egterung
PieIe @inpanoerltng beidr1nfen per.
Pc, bod Tonne ioldes nur i'm frieoIi.
pen @inoerltdnonis NIT Sapan, I'm.
Aerem alliierten", geiheben. Damn
pies er Oarauf bin, oab England bis.
e Die Solitif Oerfolgt babe, iih burd
slian5en feline Seiieln anlegen 3u
fiier, pielmebr aus ben g~esebenen
ylmitanoen nod 9elieben Rusen 81
9geben, bod oas idnelle @mporbliiben
Rans babe 8eranlaiiung gu elmer
hcNyuns bieier BoItttt geseben.
pesbaIb", 10 beibt es pGrtlid uei.
ptpur6e Elm Sdus. unb Erus-
fnonis oereinbart, uno aus oieiem
Erunoe lit es m0gltd, oaB, uenn
RRslanos Sntereiien int norolideu
tillen Neer beorobt rperoert, Die ia.
Aniide uno epgliide Slotte etner se.
elnlamen Seino al befdHtpfeu ba.
n. gs lit moelid, bob nah ben Be.
rllrlngen bes Bertrases Die iapa.
l9e Slotte i'm Safen bon gancouoer
Fiter totrft, Inn uniere Sntereiieu gu
$iisen."
Sa baben tptr'sl 8ielleidt bate
err 9aurter iid etpos poriihtiser
asoriiden fonnen. aber bielleidt
= Or AIT ehrlih 6nau. gs lit audi
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-29

8egen SdIafens in einem
leeren Observation-Disclosures lit ein
SboadIoier i'm Often 8u elmer @eIO.
Itrofe bon eiltem Collar perurtbeilt
tporoen. r3u oieiem Sat tonhten ntel,
Iei6t Die 8abngeieIlidaftelt, meint bic
81. g.. Thanksgiving pelde inter Dem
idIedten @eifdftsgang gu leioen pa.
ben, interchangeable @erpenbung fiir
tire leeren Sradttungen finOen.1
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GhamberIain's Buffer ll1ebi,in
bilft Ole Ndiur.

Mebisinen, bic Die Nntur teifen
limb INNER am wirtinmten. Cham
berlain's SuItensMebisir tanoet
mad oteiem Slane. sic b6lt ben
0uiten suriid, Loft oeu Qusnurf uno
tiiit Die Ratur, bos Spitem in einen
eeiunben 8uitanb MISREPRESENTATION.
Sic lit iiber eineu grUBen She'll Der
ciuiliiirten 8elt ibrer uniddebaren
Gteenlfafteu lueeen berlhntt. Eag-
Icnoe baden tbren bpben 8ert be,
seuat. Sic tpirtt megen iebe Guta,
ge, baB eine @rtdltuns in cine Gun,
aenent5nnoune ibergebt. Gum gerD
tauf bel 8alter 8ruR.j
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Sin a'i6ciOtcr SottOr.

&iesl: oSirt, mier 9ieb0rftor lit
cod a g'iheioter aerI @ic i'd i'm
81 meiner franteu allb g'bolt bah,
hat cr mir q 4}ittci perihrieb'n uno
bat g'ia9t: agSenn odS net bilft nu6
Der biIft gar mir ntcbrl" limo rittig,
am alOeren Gag mar Die Stub bin"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-29

(eine 8abeL.) Ginc SeuIdredc
pries begeiitcrt bic Come. .Bitte.
ieien Gle It'll, Srau Seufhrede
iagte elm alter SumIter. sd lobe
mir 6en Naulpurf ais aritifer Der
Come - Dem febIt es infoIge ieiner
9linbbeit nidt on Der n0tbigen Sb
reftiOtt6tl"
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3ur WaturfnnSe.

MoTa: o...Sa, @ret6en Die
'd0nen SciocnfIciOer, Oie i'd TRACE,
riibrcn aIIe BON einem unaniebnIiden,
crntcr 8iirmhcn herl" &0dter.
den: gptidt mabr, DIANA, 6teies arme
8ilrmben lit Der Bapa2"
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Giacutba mlidJer @runS.

2cbrer; ogSarum oiirfen Sertn sic
&rebic uidJt &orbiIoer fir oie S6Iler
Icin?" Sdi!er (cner9iif): .Beil
tie fnetpenl"
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@rukmGtbig,

6rau (nah Dem MittogeIIeu):
aItonn, bent ioIIIt 0u nal eiuen az.
tfn Gag baben mo fommnnOieren!
Go itebt sic &iihaIode. MN IGlte Oh
Dem OtGo6en. oaB eS abrIumt!"
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offcn5frcnSie

Shmie8ermuttcr: $50 Iiegt oenn
cigentIid @ouoIuIu?" - Sdmieaer.
John: nW0tten sic eiumaI bin?"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-06-05

A daughter was born Tuesday even
ing, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barnekow.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church viii meet with Mrs. X. Putnam
Wauwatosa Avenue, Thursday, June
IL.
Letter postage of . cents an ounce
between the United States and British
Isles has been announce by the post
master general.
Tonight the pupils of Miss Isabel E.
Skinner Will give their recital at the
Congregational Church. A fine pro-
gram win be rendered.
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. +. NJ. y. of the Methodist church
will be held in the NJ. Il. church
parlors Thursday, June Il at 4:3oP. NJ.
A number OF West Allis people pic
nieed at the Lutheran Kinderhoim in
this city Sunday last although the day
was chilly ali seemed to enjoy them
selves.
The annual meeting o; the T. c. T.
club will be a basket picnic at the home
of Mrs. sc. Lillibridge, Blue Mound
road. Tie buss will be at Schwaiger's
drug store at o'clock p. NJ.
The musical given by the high school
last Friday evening was a grand sue,
cess. There were large number
present from Milwaukee, aud all who
attended speak very highly of the pro
gram rendered.
The home Of William Guentner. seth
Street wak damaged to considerable
extent by FIRE. Thursday morning. The
fire laddies were called out twice. the
first time at $3.50 A. M. and the second
at 4;s5 A. NJ, aud they responded
promptly. The loss is well covered by
Insurance..
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-06-05
CHARLES B. PERRY
Republican candidate for Congress in the Fourth
Congressional District

| Miss Jeanette Bush of Evanston
H., spent last Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Marie Kennedy. Sixth Ave.
II. A. Propp was delegate to the
state convention of II. c. l.. A. at 0sh-
kosh last Saturday. He reports good
! time.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Kcyt who are now
living at Madison spent Decoration
Day in Wauwatosa with relatives and
friends.
Miss Florence Moore has returned
home from Menomonee. Wis, where
she has finished her course in domestic
science.
Mrs. w. D. McIlvaine, Chicago. who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in this city returned home the first o.
the week.
Miss Maud Connell, McGregor, Ia,
and Miss Rose MeNamar, Madison,
Wis, were guests at ttfe j. II. Taylor
home for few days the past week
The service at the Congregational
church on Sunday morning will be
conducted by Rev. II. g. PiIlsbury,
pastor of the Ripon Congregational
church.
An effort will be made TO have Pres
ident Roosevelt visit Milwaukee during
the National Travellers Association
which will meet on August G, Z and 8.
Supervising Engineer Gustav Stein
hagen has appointed Walter Griffith as
concrete inspector atthe Grand Avenue
viaduct. 4 better choice could not
have been made.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-06-05
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car relsphens i. waawa.o.a lss j.

w. j. Understood, Chicago. called on
his Wauwatosa friends Tuesday last.
Miss Mayme TAYLOR spent Sunday
with her parents on Chestnut Street.
Marshall Everett, oconomowoc,
spent Sunday in Wauwatosa with
friends.
Beverly Angove and lady friend oil
Rockford, ILL.,, is visiting at the John
Van Roo home.
A number of Wauwatosa people
spent Saturday last at Pewaulsee and
Waulsesha Beach.
o. A. Thomas who has been spending
sometime in North Dakota returned
aosns last Saturday.
The Misses Belle and Grace Gregg
are spending the week at Delavan, Wis
the guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. MiIahan spent
Saturday and Sunday at Chiffon, Wis,
visiting relatives and friends.
Dir. and Mrs Richard Dewey enter.
tanned at dinner last week Thursday
at the Blue Mound Country Club.
Ray mond Money. Grsystone Park.
left Wednesday for Appleton, Wis.
where he has accepted a position.
Mr.. A. Scheele and family are now
occupying the lower fiat corner West
Main Street and Garfield Avenue.
A. l.. Gridley of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
spent few days of the past week with
relatives ana friends in this city.