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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-16

New Police UnlfOrms-The new police
uniforms have arrived at Saks' cloth
ing store and the whole police force
is soon to be arrayed in new suits.
Hurry Call for Ambulance-Mew-
bourne g. Spain received hurry call
to take tn cir ambulance to Second ave-
nue. and Eighteenth street last night.
When they arrived on the spot, they
found they were wanted to move a
hypnotized man from the show window
In Pizitz' store to the Hippodrome. Mr..
Mewbourne said that the man seemed
perfectly unconscious of anything that
was going on.
Father Looking for Son-The police
have received a message from J. R.
Grady of Maylene asking them to try
and locate his son, Sam, who was due
to arrive in Birmingham on the 6:1S
train yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Grady
said that the boy had run away from
home in the company of a man named
A. l.. Ard. The boy was well dressed
and has a scar the shape of a half
moon on the left side of his chin.
ID. Y. r. u. Meeting-The regular
quarterly meeting of the district Bap-
tist Young Peoples union will be held
tomorrow evening, November IT, at the
First Baptist church. The meeting will
be addressed by Arthur Flake of Bald
win, Miss, Held secretary for the Bap-
list Sunday school board of Nashville,
Tenn. He will give a practical discus
sion as to the advisability of conduct
ing an "encampment." The Baptist
Young Peoples union of every state in
the southern Baptist convention, with
the exception of Alabama is conduct
ing the encampment, and Mr. Fax
will thoroughly explain how 1T Is an
Improvement over the old state con-
vention idea. After the meeting a So
cial session will be held and refresh
ments will be served.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-16
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-16
CITY ITEMS.

New Police UnfOrms-The new police
uniforms have arrived at Saks' cloth
ing store and the whole police force
is soon to be arrayed in new suits.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-16

Moved to our New Home" 2106 9Th
avenue Both phones NO. =
SHAW q SON. Undertaken.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-16

The following is the local report of
the United States weather bureau at
Birmingham for "a hours ending at
n m Novanbar TX 1000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-16
THE WEATHER.

Washington, November 15.-Weather
forecast for Alabama and Mississippi:
Rain Tuesday and Wednesday, colder
Wednesday; moderate variable winds.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-16

Aggregate Receipts and DIsburse ments
From July l. 1908 to June 30, 1907
Cash on hand July l,
1908 - " -. - 821 3A5. Is
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
- - WEST GLOUCESTER.

William Woodhead is improving.
 Mrs. Mary Baker, who has been on the sick list. is comfortable.
 The Ciarkville and the Shady Oak schools commenced the Spring term this week Monday, after enjoying a three weeks vacation.
 Spring and Easter exercises were held at the Tue ker district sehoolhouse on Monday afternoon, Ardeile Bufrili, teacher.
 Mrs. C. Burrili visited inGhepach- ct last week Tuesday.
 c. W. Place entertained friends from Peckham Mills last Sunday.
 Mrs. Ernest Hopkins of Chepaehet visited Almira C. Reynolds last week Thursday.
 Marc Shippee and family are spend- ing few weeks with Putnam rela- lives.
 Sybil Reach of Putnam visited at Ernest F. Laws last week and this-
 F.. H. Reynolds and family of Mohe- gan.A. J. Reynolds and family of oak land. and Mrs. Chadbourne ot Attle- boro, were guests at J. B. Reynolds on Sunday.
 Hawkins cloth board mill started in saving last week, being under repairs for the last few weeks.
 Fred C. Reynolds expects to finish saving on the Torrey farm in few days. and will then move his mill to George Burrill's farm in East Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

Va4'dNaIYe
NEW BOSTON

.hoat twenty from New Bos-
 .ent to Webster Thursday eve, snd s were pleased at Aunt Jerusha and .a..s, s.. yot may believe. After all old ssn4siored s.as folks are little bit the best, ias.ai-d IiS .,rasSed in gowns of ancient times, ala as ,,.alI you know the rest. Oh, those anu al,e ola days of quilting, of gossip and sS4 S .si,s when maids and matrons come ol ols.,,d for good old christian spree. And when the pastor came at last with in.,s, and sombre face, 1t seemed to oe ,',itb f0lI intent to give the sister $ rIasa The maid that's hard of hear
 s- likewise the nervous wreck, also ,i'e' ,he' ''yarruIous old maid, and good old nsaeon i1.s Peck, and sinful sam with vio- ,3S st we used to call fiddle, just sa, inc sisters keeping time Tn spite of Elder Riddle. Then the singing and ,,hbae.speaking, it made my old heart .hr;il ia listen to the good old tunes, l s,,,ld never get my fill And the girl ,,,st went to Gotham, Well, l simply sacs inc space to tell you all she saw ,'are ,nt in that most benighted place. 1t n,ust he that Polly Bixby, she that was . Harum. and Aunt Jerusha's caller, hot saw enough to scare 'em, If so aser Amt Jerusha should another ,',;i,ine give, I guess I'm going to be ,bere that is if I should live. But II should reach my heavenly home before ,h at time arrives, "i'll bid farewell 10 every fear and wipe my weeping eyes.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
EAsr wonpsrocx

Mrs. T. A. Turner, Mrs C. H. Potter, Mrs. J. $. May, Mrs l.. E. May and Mrs. G. A. Nethereti, attended the closing meeting of the Elmvale Read ing Club at Lakeside Tuesday after noon. Mrs. .. A. Clark was hostess. Miss Edith Hall gave an interesting talk on Italy.
 Mrs. Myron Crawford is assisting Mrs. F. Witter. who is slowly improV- ing from her recent illness.
 John Aldrich. wife, and son James, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. May.
 Miss Maria Brown has returned from Willimantic.
 The John Fl. Child property was de- stroyed by fire early Monday morning. The house and barn were connected by a shed. The fine started in the barn. either incendiary or by spontaneous combustion, as there were twenty or more tons of nay stored there, owned by (. l.. May, who bought the proper ty several years ago. lie carried an insurance. Roscoe Alton had hired the property, and had been moving ar licles, including stoves, a chamber set, china, silver, pictures, and bric-a-brac, and was intending to finish Monday so the family lost everything in the house, as neigh bers who were awak- ened at a. m by the light and smoke were not able 10 reach the fire early enough to save many articles. NIT. Alton is looking for another rent in the village. There are several vacant houses, but with no barns.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
WEST WOODSTOCK

Byron Bates has recently purchased a pair of horses.
 Mrs. Bates and daughter Ruth are visiting Mrs. Bates sister, MS. W are, in Rockville.
 Harold and Donald Gildersleeve are spending their vacation with their grandparents.
 Mrs. Larkin is in Providence for week attending to the renting ot her place.
 The Thimble Club met with Mrs. Ed Perrin last Wednesday afternoon. A good number was in attendance, ,and tongues and needles flew busily
 Mrs. Waldo Carpenter fell and broke her arm. Dr. Gildersleeve IS Tn atten- dance.
 All are glad to have Miss Nettie /: Phillips at home for her two weeks vacation.
 Alice Alderman is with her parents in Worcester.
 The Union Christian Endeavor Will be held at the Baptist church next Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Redhead has returned home. She has been with her daughter, Mrs Frank Witter for few weeks.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
soaru woops1ocK

James McMillan and family of Bos- ton have come to make their home Tn the English Neighborhood, living in the house with George Deane.
 James Morse spent Friday in Wor- cestef.
 Mrs. Ozias Milligan has been enter taining her sister, Mrs. Joseph Latti- more of Webster, for few days
 Granville l. Perry was in Rehoboth last week on business.
 Charles Moffitt and Amos Brown have been in town few days.
 Mrs. Lendall Houghton is entertain ing her niece, Mrs.Agnes Logan e@ain- by of East Orange. NJ.
 Ewart Healey accompanied his fa- ther to Hartford last week and much enjoyed his trip, visiting many of me places of interest in the city.
 Mary F. Potter has returned from ten days visit in Boston While there she went to hear Mary Garden Tn grand opera in. Peileas andMeiisande- She also attended he great horucuhu- raj show.
 Ernest and Clifford Hubbard have sold their twin oxen to parties in siaf- lord and have bought of E. R. tarpen- ter Of Charlton pair of Durham steers.
 Mrs. Louis Hayward and children oi Putnam are visiting relatives m toSn-
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
pOWFREJ HANDING

Mrs Barker has come home from PomfTet Centre.
 George Darling moved recently into the Webb house, with Mrs- l.. Darling for housekeeper.
 Our teacher, Miss Medbury, has this week for vacation.
 Some have started blowing.
 NIT. White and wife of Worcester visited in the family of W. Darling.
 II. Cengdon and D. :. Adams began work at the nursery Monday.
 The young men from Danielson who held a meeting here Sunday, March 2s, in he school house, would have had more at the meeting II the weather had been more promising. fefhaps thev will come again.
 One day last week two young men passing near the residence ot \. S. Bruce had the misfortune te break one wheel of their wagon. They applied te Nr. Bruce to lend them wheel. He did so thinking them to be honest by their appearsn nee. They claimed to be school boys from Putnam and would return the wheel next day. As the wheel has not been returned, MT. Bruce thinks the boys belong Ill tEe lowest grade of the school.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

Eunice Hubbard is spending her va cation al home.
 Olive Paine of Waban is in town for the Easter vacation.
 Harris ]. Potter, wife, and sons Rob- ert asd Earle of West Upton, have been spending part of the week in town
 MT. and Mrs. Calvin Rawson had a house warming last Thursday evening. About seventy persons were present and spe1t delightful evening. MT. Rawsou has a great many stuffed birds, skins of animals. and birds eggs of all sizes, which are quite curiosity, and all enjoyed seeing his collection.
 Gladys Gordon of the Boston High school is home for short visit
 Mary A. Potter is visiting friends in Southbridge.
 George Gage of Seuthbridge spent Sunday at A. N ayland Cages.
 Mrs. David Hicks is entertaining her sister, Miss Margaret Thompson of New Brunswick, N. J.
 Mrs. Arthur C. Potter has been en- tertaining her father. John Pierce, of N Ofce>ter.
 Nearly a hundred persons listened to the following program at Woodstock Grange last Tuesday: Piano Solo. Mary Snow Sanitation of the Body,
 Dr. C. C. Gildersleeve Harmonica Solo, Clarence Pierce Sanitation Of Homes, Dr. Merrill Solo, Rainbow Agnes White Public Sanitation, Dr. Spalding Quartette. Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Turner,
 Rev. T. B. Turner, John $. May
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
WOODSTOCK
Odd Fellows hall, l,minstrels, April Is.

Odd Fellows hall, ,minstrels, April Is.
 Choice dainty booklets, Easter cards, violets, lilies, azaleas, and other flow CTS for Easter at Jeweler Shaw's.
 The services at the Congregational church Sunday morning were appro-
 priate to Palm Sunday, and in the evening Rev. Rennetto C. Miller, dis
 trict secretary of the International Re- form Bureau, of Washington, D. c., gave a stirring and enlightening ad- dress describing the work of the organ ization. A collection for the work was taken. and general interest created in
 his theme, "Moral victories won and
 waiting"
 Friday evening, April 2d, was Gen.
 tlemen's Night at the Congregational chapel. The entire evening from start
 10 finish was under masculine super
 vision. The dining room was most
 tastefully arranged and the supper was
 abundant in quantity, excellent in
 quality, and the table service faultless,
 the walters being suitably costumed for the occasion. The entertainment in the chapel was carried out entirely
 by the "Lords of Creation,' and con- sisted largely of charades which were
  in their execution, and entertaining in a high degree. Between the acts, the chronicles of the efforts. trials and vic tories of the "Wise Men and Eldersn in preparing the entertainment were minutely given by one of the elders. The financial results were gratifying, and the entire affair so satisfactory that the female constituency unanimously declare we'll done, and grant the breth- ren unlimited opportunities for future triumphs along the same line. A library tea was given Tuesday af- ternoon at Lakeside by Mrs. :. A. Clarke and the Elmvale Reading Cir cle. About thirty ladies were present, and an extremely interesting talk was given by Miss Edith Hall, descriptive of her visit to Northern Italy last sum- mer. Her word pictures were so real that her listeners felt as if they had ta- ken personally conducted trip through Ovieto, Sierra, Pisa, and some what of the surrounding county Her descriptions with pictures Of the old cathedrals, Etruscan tombs with their remarkable frescoes, and references to many works of art by celebrated ar- lists. as well as the setting given by bits of early Italian history, were all full of interest. and made the ladies all feel deeply indebted to Miss Hall for her willing service. A silver offering as taken for the library.
 MT. and Mrs F.. R. Hall spent Mon day and Tuesday in Boston Donald Perley visited Mrs. A. F. KingsDury in Hartford early in the week.
 Miss Mabel Risch is home from Fra mingham.
 Miss Genevieve Waters is spending { the week al home
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
TBOM PSON.

Not "Dr. Baxter but 1.-The Real Thing" April Is, Odd Fellows Hall
 Union Fast Day services will be held at the Congregational church at II a. m. with sermon by Rev. MT. .Huizinga.
 The coming of Easter brings an in- crease of young people to our village. Teachers and pupils are having vaca- tion, and We are glad to have them with us at this time. Among those in town were Sarah Crosby, Myrtice kingsbury, Mildred Armstrong, Mil. dred Knight. Julia Ann, Marion Olivia and John Doane, and Ellsworth Chan dler.
 A large number were out on the Sob bath. Rev. ArnoldiHuizing gave an excellent sermon.
 The mid-week service at the Congre- gational church was we'll attended, the subject being "How the good news spread" The pastor gave very in- teresting talk.
 Mrs. Everett S. Fletcher entertained the bridge whist club of the South Neighborhoed, which includes several Putnam ladies, en Monday of this week.
 The ladies' missionary society of the Congregational church met with Mrs. Barton this week. The fast hour was occupied by meeting ef the La- dies Aid Society.
 The Quinnitisset Inn stable, which was struck by lightning short time ago, is being repaired.
 The funeral Of Mrs. Lucinda Child, was held al the residence of her son, Luther Child, al North Grosyeuordale, Tuesday, March 3uth, at one o'clock. Rev. Charles Van Natter, pastor of the Methodist church of that place oflieia- ted, and spoke comforting wor is. Two solos were rendered by Miss Thyrza Walker, "The Home Land, and sGood Nightr The floral tributes were profuse and beautiful. The de- ceased was nearly ss years of age, and had been resident of Wilsongille in former years. Her death was caused from the effects of cold. She was a kind, generous woman, with mind straightforward and just, "a will steady. persevering and determined, and mad grsat power of concentration. She made many friends, and was extreme ly sensitive of The thoughts and feel ings of others.
 Union Fast Day services will be held Friday morning at II o'clock al the Congregational church. The pastor, Rev. Arnold Huizinga, will deliver the address.
 At the Methodist conference held in Pawtueket last week, Rev. John R. Miller was reappointed to the church in West Thompson, and Rev. Charles Van Natter to North Grosyenordale. The church in East Thompson is to be supplied. Rev. Samuel Thatcher re- mains at Oneco.
 Choice dainty book lets, Easter cards, violets, lilies, azaleas, and other flow CTS for Easter at Jeweler shaw's.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

Choice dainty booklets, Easter cards, violets, lilies, ,azaleas. and other flowers for Easter at Jeweler Shawss.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
TIE PUTNAM PATRIOT April rooe

Mrs. Omoris' house is to be occupied by Mrs. Sargent and her daughter
 the coming summer.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

They were seated together in down town restaurant
 "what's your favorite dlshT be asked as he picked up the bill of fare.
 "Oh, don't know" she replied. But if you are going to present me with dish anything in sterling silver will be acceptable. e."-Chicago News.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
POM FRET
Mrs. Johnson's minstrels,

Mrs. Johnson's minstrelS, April lb.
 By mistake it was announced last week that Michael Eddington would take the place of MT. Perry in driving the stage April lst. He does not begin until July lst.
 Mrs. Byrnes has moved in her new house so now fhe post office Is estab- lished in the building next to smith Brothers store.
 Bernard Murphy has bought and moved into the house owned by Daniel Cox. formerly owned by Patrick Quig- ley.
 Rev. k. C. Miller, district secretary of the "Internationsi Reform Bureau spoke in the Congregational church last Sunday morning and then vert to Woodstock 10 speak there. He was a very interesting speaker. Next Sunday evening there will De all Easter con cert in the Congregational church.
 The Ladies Benevolent society met with Miss Elinor Mathewsan Tuesday, and al the business meeting, the presl- dent, Mrs. N. Q. Ballard resigned, and Miss Holmes was chosens to take Der place. Also Mrs. N. Johnson re signed from her position as chairman of the work committee, and Mrs. fitts will take her place.
 Special services are held all through this week q! the Episcopal church, il being Holy week.
 Miss Addie Tucker returned home and opened her house last week.
 Owing to Mir. and Mrs. Weave sail ing for Europe unexpectedly, Ms. Ferriday did not arrive in town as eS- pected and possibly may be delayed a number of weeks.
 Choice dainty booklets, Easter cards, violets, lilies, ,azaleas. and other flowers C at Jaxratar ShnNNis
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09


 After spending two years gathering evidence that filled three printed vol umes, the government has began its final fight to, dissolve the Standard Oil company.
 The police of Palermo, Italy, are cer- tain they have got the assassin of Pe- trosino, the chief of the New York lta- ian police, who went to Italy to get in- formation about the Black Hand con spirators. The ass assin came from Si- cily to New York city poor man and in a few years became rich and return ed home last February.
 The Niearagnan government, after refusing to settle a just American claim by compromise or arbitration, has now agreed to come to a settlement after all public intercourse had beeniwithdrawn
 The New London Business Men s Association is urging the construction of a highway bridge across the Con- necticut river between Old Saybrook and Old Lyme.
 pr. Foster of a medical journal in St. Paul, Minn. says that the life Of the average policy of life insurance conn., pany could be increased five years by being re-examined by the company ev- cry five years. Why not hrve every body re-examined every five years to have all human life prolonged?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-28

nit Slimpen umtpfdeIt. getm Vet.
ten heruria6ten bte falten ~eiiernen
8iiael, Die ser SUB BET ben i6pierigen
&lettereien un6 9efGbrIi9en 8faoen
ni6t nerIaiien burfte, S9meraen.
Midt MIR Die SuBbefleibung, unier
eeiamter an3ltg beitanO MIR nod aus
2umpen. Die Sole mar 5erriiien,
ltrtb Ser etiige @inb bIies, oa iGnnt.
li9e llnterflei6er bereits berIoren ge.
ganeen tparen, auf bic nafte Sart.
lin ben &opf 6atten mir Siiber &C..
i6lungen. SSn groBen Sesen hing inns
Die $altt bonn @eiidt, Die 2ippen po.
rem eeiprungen uno blittie, Bart unO
Qugen6rauen bereiIt.
S1ter uneu6li6 lang fam inns Der
Gnitteg Dor, uno pern mir slartbten,
Dem Baiie nabe 3u fem, 10 ertuies es
iid, tpenn Der 8ino auf fur5e 3eit Die
RebeI 5erriB, ieoesmaI als triigerii9.
SSn elmer balben Stunoe mubte Die
Naht anbre6en. @S mar alio 3eit,
ben 8aB auf5ufinben, Inn bonn len.
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biete al fommen. Ser Sturm beulte
in allen Sonartcn. &ingsum Salb.
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erblidte id bidt Dor mir, oIs Der
@ino fir furae 3eit Elm God in ben
Rebeli6Ieier geriiien bat, einen tibett-
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neben oieiem @erf5eiden tibetii6er
8aBmarfierltng, unteriudte Sen Inn.
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gum abitieg OaS nadJ Often itrei6er-
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lett uno gegen 10 l1br no6ts mar Elm
fleiner SbaIfeiieI erreidt. llripriing.
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gangboren @ebiete oas Neiten auf5li.
geben unb 81 Sub peitersu5ieben, Inn
obne SeitberIuit ben nGditen 6tneit.
iGen Srt 81 errei6en, banrit bon bort
aus m0glidit baIb Der na1foleenben
Solonne Silfe Gebraft peroen fontl.
te. Ser 3uitano Der 8ferOe n0tbigte
mid ober, in oieiem SbaIfeiiel Die
Radt 81 berbrtagen.
Mit Ieerem Nagen traten mir am
nG6iten Morgen unieren 8eiter.
marI1 an. Sn prGdtisen @olopar.
tien uno in iippigen Sodgebtrgs.
Ianoidaften gino es INNER ltart
tbaIabmGrts. &ai6eeifpGr3te SOB.
len oeltteten oorartf, baB bier @anoe.
rer an iibernafteu pflegten. Spdtet
bemerften mir &6blerb1lisden, bon
6enen longe acknowledgement gu Sbal
gingen. @s beItonb fem 8peifel
mebr, bob mir bier Die 8orpoiten di.
neIiider Gniic0lungen beeriiBen
fonnten. 0ie eriten niht feinbIid ge.
iinnten Wenifen fornen ms erttge.
gen. gs paren Sii-tidr.on. 9eute,
Nobammeaaner. 8ir erfunoiater
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-28
Die Rettune elmer oeutid2en
Gibet,G Expedition.


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