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Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-13
A Card.

There will be a grand ball given at
Oscar Buras' hall at Venice, Louisiana,
Feb. 23rd 1909. Music from New Or
leans has been engaged for that night
and his new boat will be furnished to
take the crowd from Buras to the ball
and back, leaving Buras on ARRIVAL OF
passenpe, train at noon, and will stop
at Ostrica, Neptune, Triumph, Reddiek's
wharf, Fl. St. Phillip, Boothville. Olga,
and to the hall, and will leave next
morning at7;3Oo'clock to take the crowd
back making the same steps.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-13
Rids Wanted.

Hsealed bids will be received for revet-
M Concord and Oak Point new Levels,
W. vn.1 70 Feb. 18th, 1909. Lumber .1a
ra;ls delivered at railroad track. Az
t-ee/bids to Hen. Victor Maurin, Room
! Zotron Exchange Building, or K. =.
Perez, Jesuits Bend, P. O.. La. For
plans and specifications apply to X: =
Perez. Tho right is reserved % relect
n IN al bids, /.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-13
Belair.

Miss Florence Dymond and Mrs. Vim.
Dymond spent last Monday in New Or
leans
Hon. Simon Leopold was on our place
last Sunday
Miss Allemann and her pupils wish
to thank General Estopinal for the
maps, seeds and booklet with which he
kindly remembered them
Cane planting on Belair is going on
actively and the seed is excellent
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-13
Home Place.


Miss Victoria and Loretta Sabarian
two charming young ladies' Of Algiers,
were the guests of Miss Birdie Giordano
last Sunday
Mr.. William Kelly who has been work
ing down here forseveral months return
ed to his home'in New Orleans last Sat
urday, much to the regret Of his many
friends
Messrs E Wiley and w. Ahren of Chic
ago are down here soliciting vegetables
for the Chicago market and they prom
ise all shippers the markets best prices
Dr. Ill.,. Ballowe Of Buras visited here
last Thursday, the guest of Miss B, Gior
dano
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-13
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of School Directors for the par
;sh Of Piaaemines, up to Tee. is, 1909,
IL O'Clock nccn, for the building Of q
scscci house at Rockville, Fifth wsTo.
Right is reserved to reject aay ana all
bids. For plans and further particulars
apply to
EDWIN G. KQHN, Sec'y.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-13
PARISH NEWS.
Jeyuits' Bend.

The friends of Mr.. CHINA Grabert re:
greet to hear of his illness and wish him
aspeedy recovery.
Mr.. R. V. Perez was among those
who visited the crescent city last week,
Among the visitors who graced our sec
ton the past week with their presence
were: G; G, Ceignard, Louis Casteix,
Chas Thompson, Frank Dolise, and Bot
Staples: Miss Blanche johnson is
spending some time with her sister
Mrs. V. Perez.
The teacher and pupils Of Beene
school are putting forth every effort t.
obtain a library for that school anc
thus assist in the great work of raising
the educational standard of their well.
loved parish.
Jesuits' Bend is establishing a recort
for demonstrating the popularity Of the
eight fantastic toe," or it is a fare
well outburst to mirth and gaiety,
Youth give your spirit full away, The
Leuton season is approaching.
We hear opr neW President, Mr.. Taft
will soon be in our midst. A pleasant
trip to him.
"May those of our section,
Attending the Banquet,
Abandon reflection
.Oh ha' dey got tn et'!" !
Mrs. W. M. Conrad was the guest Of
her mother, Mrs, johnson Perez, or
Wednesday;
Miss Euphrasia Becnel, paid a flying
trip to New Orleans this week.
Mr. R. v. Perez was a buiness visitor
to New Orleans this week.
Among those who went to enjoy the
musical comedy when Knights We're
Bold'' were; Misses Edwidge, Ethe|
and Leah Perez.
Misses Ada Dautrieve, Of Fort St.
Leon, Maggie Switzer and Masgaret
Fathers Of New Orleans were the
guests Of Miss Edwige Perez on Sum
day.
The single set are anticipating much
fun at a Character party" which is
TO occur in the near future. Miss Ma
RE Crouere will be the charming hos.
tess,
The Jesuits' Bend Euchre Club will
be entertained by Mrs. M, B. Casteix,
on Saturday, Feb. Is. The games will
begin at 9p. m.
Mr.. L, L. Lewis is missed by = vide
circle Of friends at the different SOCIAL
functions Of the season. Owing to .
recent mourning in bis immediate fam
lily, he is not able to participate in
any Of the gayeties: i
Miss Euphrasia Becnel entertained
young set at \ dance at her home on
Saturday night. All reported n en-
joyable time.
A crowd Of pleasure seekeFa saceess-
fully carried out their scheme, Of sur
prising Mn. Gustave Bayhi, lit bang
the anniversary Of her birthday. kirth
and nod cheer neignsd supreme
1 Miss Leppide Pen0t, qf New Orleans
IS spesanE : fewdsys here thA guest
af lsI,s EsAsl Perez
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-13

EDWIN c. KQHN, Sec'y.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Sin breBbarcs Sans.

auf gan3 eigentbiimli6e Irt miro
Elm Snlls auf Gong Sslano, wie man
Der oSnf," i6reibt, 9ebollt. Sem
Sauptpor5rig beitebt oarin, bab es
nod allen Hihtungen bin ge6rebt
tperoeu fam. Gin reider Sliiuelier,
@iIbelm Gteimann, bat oieIen iibri.
gems ni6t p0llig neuen @eoanfen an.
gefpenOet, Inn iiG elm Sommerballs
erri6ten 5lt luIien. S6on einmol lit
Elm GbnlidesSaus gebaut nor6en uno
5tpor bon Mr. Brace alts MepersbiIIe
bel Gbatbam, bod oing oieies @eb1ii.
De BALD in 5lammen ouf. Gas breb.
bare Sous r1,bt o,f elmer aroBen ro.
tirenOen Blotte, Die Our9 gleftri5i.
t6t betpe9t merOen fam. Gin ein5i.
ger Sebelorud genilgt, I'M Dem @e.
bau0e cine nod @ltni6 perGnberte
Gage 5u geben. 9aoitrb miro es mogs
lid je nod 2arne Die etn3elnen 3iml.
mer Der Come, Dem S6ntten ODER
Der See 5uSupenben. Ger gnu miro
bon einem Ir1iteften Nnmens Srre
alisgefiibrt, Der, bebor err nit Der Ell.
aentliden SeritelIitn9 begann, 5obl.
reife 8eriu6e aniteIlte, oie Die IllS-
fiibrbarfeit bes Yroiefts benieien.
Die SeritelIungsfoiten rperben faum
mebr oIs $4,000 betrogen.
9as @leftri5itdtsperf, bas our 9reb.
ing bes Snlies Die notbige &raft lie.
fert, ipeiit 5ueleid Die @cleudtungs.
anIoge, liefert ben Strom fir bas
Embarrassment uno fir Die eleftriih
eingeridtete Slide unb bebient Die
Sei5anlogen. Die 0rebung gebt
berbdItniBmdBig idnen Dor iif, 6cnn
in innerbolb flint gfirutcn fam oas
8ebGlbe Inn 80 @rab gebrebt tper.
Den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
S6dite sparIamfcit.

Ser @erebrer zines S~rGuIeins lit
ir Der ofienbaren sIbiid)t, um Die
Sano iesner 9~Ingebeteten an5ubalten.
IN beren @lternbaus e%ingetroffen. 90
er aber iebr i6iidtern lit, miro es ipdt
&benbs, obne Dab er bon ieiner 9lb.
iidt etlpas merfcn IGBt. 9a meint
Die Mlttter: ella, mod inn MIR
gtlltb, onnit er baIo onb1lt - es lit
ia ifabe nm bas BetroIeum, oas mir
Cerbrennen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Gas GnOe elmer ultbcri6mtcu grads.

Nits Scna miro eei6rie.
ben: gincS ser ,iie6en @ut.
Ser Sena5~, Oie GnmsOorier Bride,
Die Sena nit ieincm Gorort @enigen.
jena perbinoet, miro MN balo fallen
llnb elmer acknowledgement lleberbriid.
urg Der Saale 8lab MAIDEN. 0aS
rtebr oils Elm babies S~abrtnuieno alte
gnutperf, felt langem elm &rel3 uuo
elm 3anfapfel Der beiben 8emeinOen,
Die NIT Staat ulo giienbabnpernal.
tumg iiber Die brennen6c 6rage nidJt
ms &eine fommen fonnter, lit in Die
len Sagen enbgiiltig sum So6e berur.
tFeilt porOen. 2ange ideiterten ale
8lGne an Der leioigen Sbotiahe, onB
0ie Bride 5ur Salite Der Stabt Sena
gehort un0 sur an6eren S1lfte Der
@elneinoe @enigenietla o0er na6 alt'
rerer 2eSart Dem Stoat Die &egelung
ser So9e 5tfomme un0 per giien.
bobnfisfus, Ser bel elmer 8er1nberiing
ser Soolbabn bier bober legen miiB.
re, orld elm @ort mit5nreoen babe.
Sest enbli6 lit cine ginigung ~er5ielt.
uno 90 on cine 8erbreiterung bes be-
riibmten 9aumerfs nidt 5u oenfen it,
10 miro oomit elm Invertebrates 3eug'
nis aus otter 3eit peri6minoen. SIM
Sabre 1877 bat na6 iideren Suellen
bier idon cine b0l5erne Bride geitan.
Ben, Die gu @nfang oes Is. Sobrbin.
herts Der iebt nod beitebenOen gent.
den lit, Die Nun in flint Sabrbun6er.
ten ben i6periten anprall bon @ai'
iernotb unO gtsgang getrott bat. Nus
Guooern, Die bon oen 8urgen oeS
SouSberees itammerI TOLL lie in iener
3eit erballt porben ietn; BON Sabre
t416 miro III elmer gbronif beridtet.
BOB cine &laitie ortf ser neuen iteiners
men Bride erriftet porben lit, in mel
der elm Wann I'M Ilmoien fir sic
9riide bitten ioIlte. Webrere Sn'
i6liften alif Der Bride erinnern on
mcrfpiiroige @reigniiie, Die iie er.
lcbte; an einen &eiter, Der i'm Sabre
t717 nit ieinem Yferbe bon Der
Bride berab in Die Snole iprang, unb
an I6peoiide 9~riegs9erpalt. lleber
bieie beri6tet Die @bronif Wartin
S6mei3els aus Dem Sabre t746 (nell
beraitsgegeben 1908 bel @ernb. Sc.
pelilts in Seno) inter Dem Sabre
1857 bas foIgenoe: o9tm 90. Sanuar
fam Der i6meoti1e @eneralmaior
Sorito Stalbantid nit bielem 8olt
or, neldes bon oen &apierli4en Der.
foIget poroen; Tie famen pom Steiger
IND baiigen Bergen bcrlunter. 0ieier
General IieB am 8. Iebruar 0cn Ies,
ten Sdipibbogen Der Saalbriide mad,
Gamsoorf gu obmerfen, nobei 3G
Weni6en tbeiIs in 8oiier unions
men, tbeils bon ben Steinen eridlo.
gen tporoen." 1888 fpuroe ans @aI,
fen Dos feblenbe Stiid eriest, ober
id)on 1640 BON ben S6peoen unite,
9aner nieoer obgeriiien uno erit
1856 puroe Der S6lpibboeen mieoe,
IN Stein ouf9efiibrt. Sn Den Giro
niten leien mir weiter auf, DOB unite,
Der Bride friiber @olondi6crei be
trieben tpllroe, lnto cine Sage erS1bit
bob Der @ou Ger Bride 9ernbe
Rfcnnige mebr g~efoitet babe oils bcr
Ehurm Der Senoer Stootfir6e. Sober
Der in Seno getpeien lit, miro germ ar
has iOplliidc @ilO 3%uriifoenfen, oas
lid ibm bon Oieier moiiig primttioer
Bride ans auf Die Soulelanoifafi
BOT, tpenn er in Ser llmgegenO einc
Spribiabrt mod5te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Ser st6renfrieS.

&idter (5u ben 6rei gn9efIagten) :
~. 8ie FAINT Sbr benn bnSu, ben
2ebmann IN Oieier roben @eiie az
miBbdnoelne" - giner Der @nge.
flaeten: nSa, tptiien &c, Serr amts.
ridter, tter tpdren i'm @ertsbaus, I'M
benn uns gans'gemieoli9 imnerbaIoe.
I'm Der 2ebmann mar a babel I'M
Got in eern fort fee eenoig 8ort ge.
re6b. I'm neil nicr u,s beB nit Ian.
ger beun g'faIle ioiie noble, bob er
itns in itnierer GemieoIi6feit iteert,
bsynm mer'n oeri4Inge I'M mans.
Gf9miiiel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
&atheOerblIthc.

Srofeiior Der Hnturgeididte: rSie
ieben bier, meme &erren, elm ieIten
id0neS Gremplar cines @oriIloi61.
bells. Solde S91oeI eriitieren IN I'M.
ierer Staot MIR 0tpei; ben einen be.
itst 6ns Mhuieum, ben anoeren babe
i1."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
WALL,
00DSALO0 j
,~aeoenaber Der Mible
hermautt, =: mo.

Dies 1T Der ~eIe9anteite SaIoon In Ger
mann w,b Iinbet mon bort aub bic beIten
6etr6nfe unb Stsarren.
9eionoerS CUTE mbiStnS. @Ieinigcr
Ageni in Sermann fir ben beriibmten unb
ed,ten Bourbon uno gape Whistn ben Ser.
mann Drilling So. Drcis berieIbe pie tn
I er Diitilerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Stltuibria.

SduIbner Gum @I1u6ieer, Ser i'm
I'M Sbeater.S SOBER eeitellt bait: o&ber
Serr SduI8e, mic fonnen sic mid
bier in einem 2uIipiel an meme
SdulO fir oas oefaufte @utomobil
erinnern!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

griter 2ebrIing: n8arltm idaut
bod Ser @eiIter bei,te 10 uebmiitbig
un6 ieufoerIi6 orein2" 3peiter
2ebrIing: ,9arum, er maft neue
gobIen az, Der Wleiiterin lire Ban.
tpffeln.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Sin Sicb.

sic: .9u reoeIt INNER ii6er guS.
gaben, aber ibr tperbet mobl in etrem
&litb aud nidt UNI Ole @rmoenfnGpie
ipielen." Or: ,9aS fJnuen mir
aud nidt." Sic: oMcrum oenn
nift9" Or: SEA, mir iino bod
allie perbeirotbet uno 6o baben INNER
Die meiiterl feline SembeEfnopfel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
lleberraidenSer grfuIa.

n@as madit Oh fir Elm aIiidIiGes
@eii6t 5rou6eu - lit Dir mas be.
iorberes @rfreulifes p~oiiiert2" -
r9enfe Cir: id tabe beltte ielbIt ge.
fodt unO nierlanh bon gr6 bats ge.
merritt"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Gnm mariia.

@ie, Sbr SemabI lit aeItor.
benz" nGor cinem Sabre; ieit o6t
Sagen bin ib bon nellem oerbeira.
tbet!" o@Sas sic ingen - mein
innigiteS 9ciletO uno Die ber5It6ite
@ratulation!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
q%niprndsuuLle peier.

rs tpoas net, fir mas man eigent.
Iif Sie 3eitung balt: bout itebt net
anal a @inbrrb ODER q &aiIbmoro
ortnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
@annerhninpr

aerfermeifter: nMoreen fomntt
Der 2~anbesfirit IN Sbre SelIe.@
Strdfling: $50 -. mas bat er Oenit
ongeitellt2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Merfrnal.

gbef (ber brei Winuten na9 @e.
idGftsi9luB in Gle @ei6Gftsrdums
fommt): nSeut' iino sic pieoer Dor
Der 3eit fortge9un9en 80. .ieber sit
lit i6on faIt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Oft ,uerotn Die llierett ourd]
lieberarbeiten 9efdwddDt.
IInetIunoe Rirren maiden unretues gIut.

~llnseiunoe 9ieren neruriddeu piele 9runt-
bsiten uHo Gualen rllo miro oielem uebel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

A few doses of this remedy VII m
kynftabjr cure IN orltuaxy oE-aeE OF
TaxrTn9a.
u can always be dsTan6>a upon.
sveL In the more severe ssseEks 81
cramp collie and cholera rsoxbGs.
It il equally successful tsr suuimeg
diarrhoea and cholera inhnntum IT,
children, and r. the MEANS Of snytaE
the lives Of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened II "a pleasant 10 take.
Every man Of family should kesp
this remedy In his home. Buy Il nov.
PRICE. 95c. LARoB SfzR. SOC,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

glus Dem 8eridtsIaal.

@ertbeioiger (5um gngefla9ten):
n@as meinen Sic, babe ib uidt fir
Sic geiprofen, alS oh sic mein eige.
ner Sobn Ddren?" = 4ngeflagter:
.Sit oas aud ion 2ump2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Der qnhidiffer.

g9enfit gu on oben in ben 2iiften
aud an mi4?" r@epibl SIMMER
tpenn i9 9allait ailsperfel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
3u rabis.

$50 bIeibt bonn Ser Bins, Serr
9oftor9 sic lafien ii6 ia gar ni6t
ict'nl"- @Sab' d. Sbnen ntdt sleid
geiagt: Sd bin Elm rubiger Mietber
sic boren un6 ieben nidts bon
rtirl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

ODER geidtpddt iino, tueroen SIC balo erfeus
ueH, uie idncu Der gauge SOrper in 8erfal
foninlt uno aub DIE onberen Srpnne mad
uuo mad untbiti9 tuerSeu. Sin0 Sic trant
ooer nnluobt, 70 lit es ratblam ipiort bic
lpunoerbare &ieren.a rsnet Or. ailner'2
,Sipamps&oot" Sumpf 8urSell 81 nebmen.
gtne Rrobe 9eniI9t, I'M ibre 9rpBe 8irtuns
irertHjuihiBcn.
Die milOe uno i~ofprtiee Birfung BON
,,S ~ q ~ p 8oot", bic tpunOerbare
Rierei. uuo 8laien.G rsnei, 1T idncG bemcrt.
bar. Sie lit ouf Der b6dIten Stufe an9e'
lan9t, neil ibre benicrfcHsiuertben ul0 heilcns
cen @isenibafteu iid als niiSlid in tauicubcl
bon idllimmen SGlcn eriuieien baben. Snbeu
sic cine glrsnei n6tbi9, 9ebrau1eu Gle bic
bette. 80 Gent H.. 1 Sols
lar Slai6en in alien -
Npptbeten 81 baben. ks..ssassrss sss,szs..z5
8robefai9e fret an Sc ;s:s.ssss sss.sssss5
ben, ippie &u6, 6as ksSissstSssssssEssa
nuoeutet, oh man SIZE. SE#4f
rers pber Slaiens9eioen &zE
bat. Ntdn ertpdbne oteie SruarfpsROOt's Seirnaip
2cituna, tpenu man OIL Sr. &ilnter & Co.,
8tn9ban1tcn, q. g., i6reibt. 8r9ebcn Sic
feinen Srrtbum, ,,Sruamp.& pct" lit Der
Same, uno laiien Sic ii6 BON benz Serf6ufer
auItatt ,Siuamps&oot" ridts onoeres an'
preiicn-tbun Sic 0as, tperoen Sic betrogen.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
The NeWtown Bee Newtown Friday, December 10, 1909.
Branchville.
NEWS HEREABOUTS.

The Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co.,, have started up their silica mill with a good forse of men, after being idle for several months.
 MT and Mrs C. H. Burdett have closed their house on Laurel Hill for the winter and gone to their New York home. MT Bristol of New Jer- sey is caring for MT Burdett's place during the winter.
 Oscar Johnson is cultivating flow CTS, this winter, and has green house back of his fathers house and his plants are doing finely as one can see by visiting his greenhouse. He has many thrifty plants full of blos- sons.
 N. K. Farr is doing carpenter work for H. s. Grimes on Laurel Hill.
 Miss Dora Merrick is entertaining her sister from Stratford for a few weeks.
 MT and Mrs John EmmOns of New York were guests oyer Sunday ot Mrs Urania Mead.
 Miss Laura Page of North Adams, Mass is spending few weeks here with her sister, Mrs Andrew Godfrey.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
ON THE FARM
THE FARM HOME.
From Hoard's Dairymen.

Every farm home should be the soul center, the place Ol home wor- ship, affection, sentiment, to which, in after life the children can come from their wide pilgrimages to feast their hearts once more. There is too little of this sweet and sanctifying sentiment in the hearts of our farm CTS. For this reason there is but little money or time spent in making the farm home beautiful, the place of fond recollection. Too much is it esteemed the place of slavish labor, of days and nights of drudging from which the children would glad ly escape forever, this, not because they have to work hard but rather because there are no signs of any thing else but work like a factory or shop. Why should not the farm house be beauty spot? Why should not the farmer plant groves, puild walks ana arOors and beds of flowers and surround his home with "appIe, plum and pear tree blossoms" What is there about farming that should banish the love of mature and natures own sweetheart" from the farmers home and its surround ings? Why is it that so many farm CTS when they become well to do, will build some garish, Haunting, ill-looking house, costing thousands of dollars maybe, and spend scarcely
 anything on the adornment of trees,
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10

shrubs and flowers? A drive through this, our home county, will disclose the sight of hundreds of farm houses that are shabby, ill-looking abodes of cheerless life. It is not poverty that is doing this, for the owners have money in the bank or loaned on mortgages. Many times the barns and outbuildings are in painful con- trast to the house and grounds. Fre~ Quently we have noted a hogyard running to the highway along side the dooryard, or old farm machinery piled up alongside the house. It seemed as though the owner had really striven to advertise to those who passed by that he was a man utterly without sense of taste or beauty in his nome surroundings. Let that man move into a village and he would be ashamed to have home looking like the one he left on the farm. Wny shouldn't the farmer be a man of taste and pride and desire to have a farm home that should at- tract his own as well as the hearts of others? What is there about farm~ ing that gives no room for trees or flowers in the hearts of so many? There is no place where this refined sense can build such beauty spots so cheaply or with such impressiVeness as on the farm. Let us think about these things. In a host of instances the good wife and daughters, if they could be given the chance, would do this beauty loving work most glad Iy. There is vastly more to this business of farming than money we get out of it. It ought to live in our hearts as an inspiration to all that is "lovely and of good report. "-~ HOard'S Dairyman.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
RoxburY.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

George w. Hurlburt and wife enter tained on Sunday Alan Hurlburt of Cleveland, O., Everett Hurlburt of Blas- tonbury, Frank Hurlburt of Norwich, and Mrs Julia Squire of Newtown.
 Mrs Sarah Isham Colt returned on Saturday from a 10 days outing spent in Bridgeport and Hartford.
 The Carlyle club met with Mrs P0ns, Friday afternoon.
 Booth school opened, Tuesday, with 45 pupils.
 Miss Mary Crofut spent a day recent ly, in Bridgeport
 Born, December 2, a daughter to MT and Mrs John POkriwski.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
Plattsville.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A surprise was given Miss Jennie Perkins, Friday evening. A pleasant social time was enjoyed and refresh ments were served before leaving.
 MT and Mrs Eli G. Jennings visited friends in Bridgeport recently
 Mrs Mary Osborne of Jennings s Woods has been a guest of her mother, Mrs $. Wisner.
 Mr anu Mrs Jesse Wheeler were guests of her mother, Mrs c. A. Jen- nings, Sunday.
 Mrs E. B. Sherwood and mother-in- law and daughter visited Mrs B. A. Salmon and Mrs Frank Gorham at Val ley Forge last Tuesday.
 Marcus Jennings place on the Back Rock turnpike has been sold for sum mer residence to New York parties.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
RED APPLE SALAD.

RED APPLE SALAD. Select large apples r0sy-red,
 All Il; form in size, Scoop 0ut in cups, in water stand
 In which some cooks advise A little lemon-juice be put
 Until it's time to fill. Mix celery snips with apple chips
 And grapefruit bits at will. Fill up the hollow apples now
 With the mixed fruit galore, And a stiff. golden mayonnaise
 Over the medley pour. Place apples each on separate plate
 On leaves of lettuce green, With maraschin0 cherries red
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Serve with this cherry salad course lhin wafers mixed with cheese With catsup mixed until its hue
 Is ruddy as you please.
 CHRISTMAS WASSAIL. Three large fine-havored apples core, And slowly bake until well done. Then put the pulp in puneh-bowl gay With teaspoonful of cinnamon, With lemon bits, half teaspoon each Of grated nutmeg, cloves allspice; Mix well together, pour OCT all
 Three pints of boiling cider nice. Serve hot with sugared doughnuts round As wind-up for the merry feast, Good health then wish the company,
 With every joy increased"
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Southford.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

Wallace Lamson, who has been among the sick ones, is now able to be out again.
 Miss Jessie Pinkerton of Derby was a guest over the Thanksgiving holiday of her parents, MT and Mrs James PinkertOn.
 Mrs M. A. Leavenworth, who has spent several weeks here with her daughter at Pinehurst, has returned to her home in R0Xbury.
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CHEESE DATES.

CHEESE DATES. Remove the seeds from nice, large dates And in the cavities Place daintily q little bit Of Neufchatel. light cheese. Then press the dates together well; With salad they will please, Or heaped in some fine cut-glass dish At Christmas jubilees.
 GINGER FANG. Take stem ginger,-or erystalliZed- Whole pieces work the best When cut in halves, scoop out inside An fill-tO give them zest- With good soft cheese,-its rim outside The halves together pressed. Their snap so modified is sure To please each grateful guest.
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Oxford.
SURVEYORS AT WORK SET PEOPLE
 GUESSING.

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 A corps of surveyors have been at work surNrll turnpike tn ough the Center, The object of the survey is not known as the surveyors are non-Commlt- tai and are WAling that each inquirer should decide fer himself as to the ob- ject of the survey.
 David Rubelman has taken position with the James Swan Co., Of Seymour. Walter Marshall has returned from a visit with friends in Canada.
 Walter Latham has moved into the Levi Taylor place, recently vacated by M. Carlock
 Mrs Lester Thompson visited in Wood bury, last Sunday.
 Mrs Hubbell is out with a new horse Frank filling and family of Bridge port were visiting Mrs Anlng's sister, Mrs L. A. Nichols, recently,
 John B. Pope has been having an ad- ditlon built onto his barn for cattle stables.
 Llewellyn Andrews has made about 300 barrels of cider at his mill, this season.
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Long Hin
A CORRECTION.

The Bee acknowledges an error which crept into the Long fill notes in last weeks issue, where it stated that the Episcopal church people would give a fair and social on the 3d of December. The church is not giving a fair. But an independent social venture, is to hold one this week