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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07
DECIDES AGAINST HANK.

Have you heard Mir. Atwood sing at the Orpheum--Great
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07

Orpheum Program. Best and Newest Pictures IF to n D. m. Iiiusfrated Songs, 2 to 5s3O-7 to 10s3O Orpheum Ochestra 1880 to 5t30-8,30 to 10sSO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07

OLD wEBwOOD wHIsKEY.
 Every Drop Whiskey. Full Quarts $400. Express ie' Greil trading Co.,, Pensaeoln, Fia7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07
JESSE DAVIDSON

editor of The World is the cute one. He is assured of a mighty fine dinner whether he has to pay for 1t or not
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07
SALOONS ARE RETAINED.
Winchester, Ky, Gives Decisive Vote
 on Subject

Winchester. Ky. Dec. 6.--In an eiec- ton held throughout this city and county today, the city by a majority of 3hS votes decided to retain saloons.
 Local option carried in the county outside of Winchester by 652 votes. Ten saloons in the city will continue. to do business as a result of the elec- ton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07
Items of Intersst to Montgomery
 and to the Stats

Misses FleurineT Hatcher. Julia wills. Elizabeth Kyle. Edith Kyle; Messrs. George Swift Richard Spenser. Mall colm Fleming and Edgar Chancellor. -Columbus (Ga.) Ledger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07
RECEPTION POSTPONED.

The debut reception at whlch MaJor and Mrs K. E. Steiner were to have Entertained December 16, for their daughter, Miss Helen Steiner, has been postponed to December IT,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07

IN HONOR OF MISS ELLEN DEXTER.
 Mrs. William Crawford entertained Thursday evening at the Racine Hotel with a dinner in honor of Miss Ellen Dexter, of Montgomery. Covers were laid for ten. Those present were:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07
MISS HARRIS TO SPEND
 CHRISTMAS IN PITTsBuho

Miss Mary Ellen Harris will leave sunday for Pittsburg, Pa. where sne will spend the holidays, and tne inonei ulN|. of January with Miss Gayie baisinse'' who recently visited her nere. ..
 Miss Balsinger will entertain at oo.i1,op at the Country Club on the evening of December t5 in her honor. A number of other affairs have been manned for her. and her stay prom isesato be a most enjoyable one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-07
NOTICE, U. D. c.

The meeting of the four chapters U. D. C.. which was postponed be-
 cause of the indictment weather. will be held Tuesday afternoon at
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-13
Vracujoci z~magovalci.

Cd kar pomni zgodovina so bill
~vracuJoci Zmagovalci vedno pro-
Slavljeni pri vsih narodih. Vsak
je SkuSal izkati TEN ljubezcn in
naklonjenost. To mogoce nj pri-
kladno, toda opraviGuje Ia pri-
nero 4 zmagovalnim in napred-
MIN Trinerjevim amcriSkim gren-
kim whom? Izkljucujc vse imi-
tactic. ker boil pripravljenega te
vrste sploh ne more nihce prize
dit. To mogoce ie vedno lie zopet
pri Trinerju. Njegove delavnice
pod vodstvom strOgih znan-
Stvenikov so vzor CiSCoce in
vsakemu V pogled. Njegova pri-
prava IA izdelovanje ia znana
vsem ljudem kot zaupni pripomo-
eek V vseh boleznih zelodca. orga-
nizma in krvi. Rabitc ga vsikdar.
kadar inmate apetita ali kadar Sc
cutie slabega in trudnega, ne da
hi bio kaj poznati ma vas. V le-
karnah. Jos. Triner, 616-622 So.
Ashland Ave, Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-13

ko Sc premufas kar h gospodarju-
sefu zdrazbarjev V Chicago: mo-
goee bodo Sc enega zdrazbarja
lahko preziveli. ce prav imajo Sc
daj zelo slabe case.
ReviSce cvekas tudi nekaj o "a
slugah z. 5. IA 5. y. =. }. in delas
reklamo Sef-intrigantom. Clovek
ii seveda ne more toliko zane
RITZ, ker Sc lahko ma prSte IRA
cuna, da je oGe zdrazbe. to Sc pra-
vi SET intrigant sam SpiSal do
pis".
Sal Sc We: kar Sc ic clovek uGil.
To Una in,tiste besede, Iii Jill maj
boil ljubi in prakticira NTH po-
men Jill tudi najraje zapiSe in
Nrze drugemu V obraz.
Ampak prozorna .je ljubezen
zdrdzbarjev napram :. y. =. J..
Scveda, dokler je neslo, so res
ljub;li ~aravico, sedaj pa ko nj
mic od ME, io pa sujeio m blatijo.
Toda cas- vse poplaca in popla-
cal bo thdi TEN zdrazbarjem.
CpazOValec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-13
KIDD MAI Sc V Xxx. STOLETJU
VOJSKUJE

Dne 3. grudna 1S49, ko je bila
podobna %nevarnOst da izbruhne
vojna je piSal ceSki 6asnikar X.
HavliGek V svojih nekonfiSciranih
"Narodnih Novinah' o vojni ia
kole: g. Vojna $ PruSi straSi
V vsakdanjih pogovorih prazkih,
in ~marsikje zatrjujejo re Gisto III
gotovo, kako je prodrla avstrij-
ska vojska "a Bavarsko. in kako
10000 ceSarskih vojakov zasede,
oziroma je cello re obsedlo Sasko
dezelO. Oni, XII jim teh vesti Sc nj
dovolj, pripovedujejo Sc bolt ma
tanGno, kako sta Njegovo veil
canstvo Nikola PaVlovic (ruSki
ear. Ured.) 100000 in y. V. G..
Franc Jozef 100000 svojih voja-
kov re poslala prot pruskemu
kralju.. To bi seve re nekai po-
menilo - tudi nekaj sto miljonov
papir. dolgal
Kot cenjeni bralec mogoGe vi
di. mi takim g%ovoricam ne veria-
memo, ne verjamemo, da bi mo-
Clio res priti do vojske zaradi ne
sporazumljenja med prusko in
avstrijsko Waldo (pravzaprav lie
med vladarsko hiso h~oenzolern-
sko in lotarinSko) zaradi predno-
sti ma NemSkem. Mogo6e, da je
Prusom ma TEN lezece. ia bi bill
NTH kralj OBJ enem nemSki cesar,
in Z pruskega staliSca bi mogla
biti TAXA vojna res V parodni
prosper, (do tie vojne je prislo
1866 l., ko je bila Avstrija tepe-
ma in izrinjena IL Nemske zveze.
Ured.) vsaj pc narodi wolff. Toda
vecina avstrijskih narodov ne
mara "a nobeno ceno, da bi bill
mas cesar OBJ enem nemSki cesar,
in z avstrijske strani bi bila TAXA
vojpa samo V ~prospehu cesarske
rodbine. Mislim pa, da bi naSe
ministerstvo morale vedeti, da so
re davno morali v Evropi minuti
tisti east, ko je en- kralj Z drugim
~vojeval vojno mogoce lie "a svoje
veselje ali i z castilakomnosti ter
unicil tisoce in tisoce rodbin svo-
Jill podanikov, Jill p~ripravil OBJ
premozenje mlade moze pohabil.
pobil in dezelo zadolzil. Lahko sc
je vojskovati, ce mora nekdo dru-
81 zivljenje, zdravje in yep zrtvo-
vati; ce je toreej nase minister
stvo p%repojeno S tako junaskim
in bojevitim duhom, dobro, maj
odmarsira samo, ali k vecjemu Sc
S svojimi tajniki nekam ma pru-
sko mejo in maj Sc tam pOtolce S
pruskim, ravno tako ~bojevito
n a d a h n m ministerstvom
Observation-Disclosures in.
gotovo bodo avstrijski in pruski
prebivalci 2 velikimi nadami in
veseljem gledali ia boz, cd ktere-
ga mOrejo vsakem sluGaju pri-
cakovati edino lie dobicek ="
'Belokranjec''.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-13
LaSalle, 1. aprila 1909.
ured. Proletarcai

'i'P' 'V'-
Cenjeno ured. P~roletarca!
Nimam ravno posebnih movie
porocati, hocem pa r%spregovo-
riti on par besedi V odgovor Ma
zdrazbarski chicaSki list &c. S.
V eni Stevilki tega zdrazbaria
pise neki Aurelius, da V LaSalle
nj zavednih rojakov, pac pa ola so
le z%drazbarji. a ha. MOI Aurelius
je zacel paG pr sebi Steti. To je
pa istina. to.
&c je LaSalle kaj zdrazbar-
jew 81 lie ii gotovo oglasiio V
svojem glasilu IA zdrazbe in in
trige.
kdor pozna la-sallske Slovence.
ia ze We. da tukaj nj druzih
zdrazbarjev kot tisti AureIius. Xxi
tako HIT proglaSati g. S. IA soci-
jaliSticen list.
JAZZ gotovo nimam namena po-
lemizirati 2 Aurelisom. ker Sc mi
zdi dalec prekosmat "a usesi, re-
Gem mu pa kar tukajle. ola ma ia
nacin ne DO Sci biznis.
Ne bO mic Jozesus Aureliusius |!
81 Sc re Obsodil " LaSalle ::
zdrazbar 81 in to ostaneS. Najbo-
lJe DO zdaj "a tie, da mufas. Lab
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-13
DCPfSf.
II BREZ-

Home (Lake Bay, Wash,

aprilu 1909.
Mice maj sc prevcc ne VINE
miri pri tenn, ko eta zgorn.ji ma
Slov, kajti V naSi koloniji Sc ne
niece niti ne fabricira bomb. Po-
VEN maj tudi precej Y zaGetku. Ola
nisem p%rivrzenec Bakunna in da
Sc ne strinjam Z njegovim pro-
gramom.
Ampak te Stvari ma stran da-
mes hocem porocati nckaj vazne-
ga. LanSko leto smo Gitali V Pro
letarcu" clanek IL pod peresa So
druga Solarja, da je umrl sloven-
ski anarchist Andrej (njegov prvo
ime je bio Tone OPP. ur.) Klemen-
cic. In ker sem bill re V Ia
conf, sem izrabil priliko in obi
skal kolonijo zloglasnih radikal-
cev nazivanih radikalnc revo-
lucijonarce GloveSke druzbe.
Vsekakor hi enake Masculine
moral ogledati vsi tisti zvcrizeni
modrijani in svetopisemski ka-
rakterji, Xxi trdijo. da spada so
cjalizem. anarhiZem. terorizem in
nihilizem pod err klobuk. kakor
tudi tisti, Xxi pripovedujejo, da je
komunizem utopia, nekaj nedo-
segljivega - in da je ze tako V
naturi, da eni sejejo, drugi pa
zanjejo. In ker hoGejo svoje tr-
ditve podpreti Z znanstvenimi do
kali. Sc sklicujejo ma %ponesrece-
ne ~poizkuse prejsnih stoletij, no
vejsih pa ne vedo, ali pa noGejo
'edeti ali videti.
Ia naselbina. Xxi lei % mill Sc
verno cd Tacoma, do ktere Sc pri-
de edin0 lie pc vodi - nj verske-
ga, marvec anarhisticnega znaca-
ia V njej so pc vecini sami INTEL
gentle. Vsakdo govori do malaga
cd 80 jezikov. KlemenciG Jill je
govoril. kakor pravijo, cello s. On
je bill krojac. he V svoji zgodnji
mladosti le zapustil svoj kraj in
odsel Pariz, kjer je ostal dali
casa. Pozneje je bill pri vojakih
in vojaSke castnike ucil frances
kega jezika, kakor mi je pravil
anarchist Haine. Pravil mi je Sc,
da je bill Klemencic wee let ma
kitajskem. V Pekingu in Cantonu.
V naselbini je sedaj najvec An
glezev. Francozov, Nemcev. Ia
l%janov in EN- Ceh 4 imenom Pro-
haska. Obisce Jill veckrat tudi
Ema Goldman.
Pred dvema lett so prisli Z MO
nekaj navskriz. HohGanje namrec
ne stole ma skrajnei levici komu-
nizma (zasebna lastnina nj po-
vsem odpravljena) temvec ma
principih k%ooperaciie. cato SO ne
koliko drugacnih nazorov kot pa
Ema. vendar Sc je prepir zadnji
cas- poravnal. Njihova naselbina
dobro napreduje. Danes re Stcje
priblizno 800 duS. Vsakdo dobi
, akra zemlje, ktero obdeluje i'm
imajo d0bro u%rejeno solo. ktero
Jim vzdrzuje drzava. Ucitelj tel
soil Je naravno anarchist. UpraSal
SEN Jill. Gee je zavoljO KIemenci-
ceve smrti prenehal izhajati nil
HOY list "DemonstratOr''. Rekio
Sc mi je. da ne; ker V koloniii Sc
ma take reel vsak razume, pac pa
da so prenehali 4 izdajanjem ra-
di prevelikih stroSkov. Sedaj ga
mislijo zopet oziveti.
Ravno sedaj. ko SEN Sc iaz mu.
dill tam je prisel il Chicago Una.
nj Fox, kteri ga BIO ure.ieval.
Halo in tiskarno imajo svojo. V
vsprejemnej dvorani "a tujce Wis.
vse polno revolucijonarnih silk.
med tenn tudi ena satiricna. KITE.
TO je slikal Alex. Toman. To sli.
ko je prinesel brzcas Klemencic IL
Chicago. V cell naselbini vlada
vzoren red in idiliGen mir. Imajo
lepo speliane ceste in mostove.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-13

NrNeHJa Ill L~dkaJenln tONarn, mar
wee li6no izdelane hisice, z obde-
lanimi v%rtovi, Vidifi je, Ola ljudje
zadovoijno live drug poleg dru-
gega.
Nsi tisti, ki dannadan evekajo
q grozodejstvih anarhistov, ne ra-
zumejo anarhizma. Kaj neki hi re-
KEEL kak pobozen Kranjec, Ge bi
prisel V to naselbina V Smrtnem
strahu. bojeC, da mu glave ne cd
trgajo. pa hi ga gostoljubno spre-
jeli in pogostili.
Seveda imajo tudi anarhisti
Svoje muhe, : kterimi Sc mi ne
Strinjamo, cato nisem hotel ostati
pri Nth, paG pa hi tako naselbi-
no lahko ustanovili socialist ma
socijalistieni podlagi. kar nj dvo-
ma ,da bi u~spevala.
Nam danes prokleto malo ko-
risti V zvezde kovana ~civililaciia
in kultura - zenialne iznajdbe
Edisona in Tesla, ako pri svitlih
elektriGnih zarnicah miljone liu-
On Strada, ako so pa Y preteklem
tasu pridne predice pri Slabo br-
leGih leScrbah prcdle tanke niti
- site vsaj kruha.
Ia Il je .malo pomembno ako
Sloveci doktorji zdravilstva izja-
vljajo. Ola je tuberkuloza ozdra-
yljiva bolezen, dokler so pa zdrav-
Mkt samo "a bogatine, med TEN
ko ma drugi Strani tisoGe prole-
tarcev umira brez vsake zdrav-
niSke pomoGi. Skoduje nam pa,
ko la bogatini najprvo oropajo
"a mas produkt. potem pa Y sle-
pilo uStanavl.jajo dobrodelna dru-
silva. Zakaj Sc bono tedaj Gudili.
ce ST. StevilO neZadovoljneZev mno
Ii = vSakim dnevom. ,Nikakor pa
ne Smemo misliti, da Sc preobrat
druzbe iZvrSi kar ceZ noe: kajti
kakor SmO potrebovali s~toletja.
prednO So je razvil mehaniZem cd
priproStega pluga do giganticne
maSinerije. - GloyeSka druzba in
ME oblike IL fevdalne dobe V bur
zoazko - tako bono tudi socija-
liSti morali takati, ia pridemo IL
burzoaZne dobe V socijalisticno.
Socijalizem je nekaj tacega, kar
Sc ne da uniciti; rodila "a je po-
treba - duh casa.
Kolikokrat so ze nasprotniki
vriskali veselja, ako So socialist
V kaksni DRAW pri volitvah ma
zadovali in zgubili par mandatov.
Ampak ma ten nj mic, ker to
sploh MISC dokazi. da socijalizem
ne DO prodrl. Use to so lie bolezni.
Xxi Sc porajajo pri vsaki ziveci or
%ganizaciji.
Prisel pa bo cas-. ko DO la ma
So nekega dine z glasovnico V roki
rekla, da hoce imeti drugi sistem
- in takrat bo padla TIA gnjila
druzba mic, ma njej razvalinah
pa bo vzniklo novo z~ivljenje.
To DO prinesla doba politicne
zrelosti.
Preddvorcan.
D o d a t e k.-Ako je kdo So
rodnik Klemencica, maj Sc zglasi
V Tacomi. Tam MANFRED je ma ban
Xxi 5000 njegovega denarja. Xxi ga
je ranjki nalozil V varstvo.
(Svojecasno, kakor Sc soured.
FIR. Petric, : kterim je bil Kle-
mencic V korespondencni zvezi -
je incl a. X. brata. Xxi Sc je naha-
jail V DRAW Wash. ter Sc gibal
med ondotnimi premogarji. OPP.
ur.)
Sorodniki. XII bodo vstanu IL
pricati. da so verodostojni, bodo
lahko vzdignili omenjenO svoto.
Ranjki je incl tudi > akra do
bro obdelane zemlje, ktera pa .je
"a njegove sOrodnike brez pome-
ma, ker V tel komunisticni kolO-
Mil ne mor mice kaj nepremic-
mega prodatl. GOrnji.
LaSalle, T.. aprila 1909.
Cenjeno ured. Proletarcal
Nlmam ravno posebnih movie
porocati, hocem pa tspregovo-
riti ON mar heSedi y odoovor na
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-15
MONTPELIER


Wendall Boardman, aged about Il
years, residing five miles out of North
field village, was hunting rabbits in che
woods last Thursday when he put one
hand up in front OF the muzzle OF his
gun 10 remove twig, and the gun
which was cooked, exploded. Two fingers
on the left hand were badly mangled
by the shot and were amputated when
he was brought to Heaton hospital in
this city for operation.
Prof. +. A. Cooper, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, left Saturday for
the home of Rev. w. A. Cooper, his father
in West Berlin, where he will remain
until he regains his health. His family
went with him. Although he shows the
effects of the disease he is feeling rea.
sonably strong.
A. A. Comstock, chairman OF the trus-
tees OF Stannard lodge, No. 1877, N. Il.
o. p, has paid to Mrs. Mary Carleton,
beneficiary OF the late Hiram Carleton,
draft for $500. lie Joined the order
in 1889, paying in the R. and b. F.
1905.
The Montpelier and Wells River r. r.
have two new engines ordered, one OF
which is expected in about three weeks.
They are being built at the Baldwin
locomotive works in Philadelphia. One
OF the engines is of the same type as the
Granite City" on the Barre K. K. and
will be about Is tons heavier. This en-
CINE will be used on the quarry road.
The other is Of the Mogul type and is
like the Capital" now in service, but
will be about 20 tons heavier. This en-
CINE will be used on the main line.
Mrs. George T. Laing, Miss Lillian and
George, her children, plan TO leave very
shortly for Quincy, Mass, to reside. Mr..
Laing's death occurred during the past
year and interment was at Quincy.
Assistant Judge L. R. Wells on Satur-
day heard the testimony Of one witness
in the case Of Anna L. Bixby VS.. Arthur
Bixby, for divorce on the grounds Of
intolerable severity and refusal to sup
port. The attorney for the petitioner
is J. G. Wing. Court was then adj
iourned until this afternoon at o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-15
WEST ToPsHAM.

The remains of Francis Hayward, who
died very suddenly at South Ryegate,
Tuesday, while chopping, were brought
to the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. Hayward, Wednesday. Mr..
Hayward was a former resident of this
place and was hard working man.
Probably there is not man living in
this town that has chopped as many
cords of wood as tot" as he was called,
He was kind and loving father and
husband. He leaves to mourn his loss q
wife and eight children, besides his ia
Their and mother, three brothers, VIII Of
Barnet, Charles Of Orange, and Bert Of
Barre, and one sister, Mrs. w. w. Reyes
of this village, Mr.. Hayward was 50
years of age The funeral was held from
the house Friday, burial being in the Gil
ley cemetery in Orange, Rev. Mr.. Dexter
officiating. The list of flowers was as
follows: Carnations and ferns, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Hayward; carnations ana
ferns, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Keyes; pill.
low, AT Rest" carnations. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Hayward; tulips and lilies,
R. L. Hayward and Hattie Minard; white
hyacinths, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Minard:
ferns, Mrs. A. r. Beede.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-15
WISE WILLIAM
Why We Did Not Want Lawyer to
Defend Him.

Why Ne Did Not Want . Lawyer 10
Defend Him.
When Justice Buffum opened court
IN small town m southern Georgia
ono morning last week he called loud
ly Zones against Johnsonl"
A dignifed gentleman came to the
bar and said: 81 am DR.. Jones. your
honor, the complaining witness. Ny
chickens were stolen and found IN the
possession off,
Zone moment, doctor" the Judge In
terrupted I'VE must have the de-
PENDANT at the bar. Jones against
Johnson Jones against Johnson! Is
tho defendant present. Is William
johnson in courtf-
A tall and shambling negro shuffied
to the bar, ducked his head, pulled his
woody forelock in token Of respect and
grinned a propitiatory grin.
"Ah's Willyum Johnsn, please, sub,
jedee," he said. "Ah doan' know nuf-
fin bout no PENDANT, sub. Ah'm jes'
de man wot took de chick'ns"
Don't talk like that" the court
warned william. "You ought TO have
q lawyer to speak for you. Where's
your lawyer
"Ah ain got no lawyer, tedge"-
Very well. then" said his honor.
eth assign lawyer to defend you"
"oh, no. sub; no, suh Ple-e-ease
DON do datF' William begged
"Why notT' asked the judge. ut
won't cost you anything. Why don't
you want lawyer
"Well, Ah'il tell y0, subj" said VIII
ham, waving his tattered old hat con-
Hits jes' dis away--Ah
wan tub enjoy dem chick'ns mase'f."-
Harper's Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-15
PLAINFIED.

Mrs. t. G. Baldwin recently visited
relatives several days in Barre.
Mrs. Rhoda Parker is quite i'll at the
home Of Waldo Perkins. Mrs. Margaret
Hodgedon is caring for her.
L. A. Kelly Of Montpelier was in town
Tuesday on business.
A daughter, Margaret Katherine, was
born March to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mansfield.
Miss Mary Knapp is at work in Mont.
pelier.
Mrs. L. L. Knapp visited relatives in
Cabot last week.
Miss Edith Maeoon Of Montpelier spent
Wednesday afternoon with Miss Ethel
Bemis.
Rev. and Mrs. Perrin B. Fisk were in
Montpelier Tuesday to attend the meet
ing Of the Congregational club, held at
Bethany church.
Burnham Colby is quite i'll in Heaton
hospital at Montpelier.
Mark Morse is home from Montpelier
seminary this week on account OF i'll
ness.
Mrs. Mary Cummings of Montpelier
is in town visiting her mother, Mrs.
Parker, who is seriously ILL.,
Hiss Abbie Clark was in Montpelier
the first Of the week.
4 Mrs. Harry Parks and Miss Eileen
are visiting at the home Of Allen Moore
in Montpelier.
Alonzo SlaytOn Of Barre is in town
for 8 few days.
Mrs Clement Kellogg vas in South
Friday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-15
ORANGE.

Mrs. Myra Clement is spending few
weeks in Topsham with Mrs. P. Nc
Namara.
Miss Cora Kennedy returned from Bos-
ton Monday
Arthur Magoon and wife were in Barre
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. L. Densmore was in town a
few days last week, returning home Mon
day.
Mr.. William Hayward Of Barnet was
in town Friday.
Bert Hayward, Frank Minard and Mrs.
Lucinda Floyd attended the funeral of
#. J. Hayward Friday.
w. e. Peaslee and wife of Greenfield,
Mass, who have been spening few days
with his father, r. |. Peaslee, went to
Brookfeld Saturday for short visit,
Mr.. Peaslee is an engineer on the B. &
NJ. r. r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-15
No, "a Particular

Little Johnnie, Ave years old, whose
fnther was missionary In India and
whose mother was dead, had been In
structed by his grandmother, TO whom
his rearing had been intrusted. always
to place ladies before gentlemen In his
thought and action. A few nights ago
he was saying his prayers, prompted
By his grandmother, who added;
20 God, bless my father In India.
o God, BLESS my mother In heaven
"There. grandma, you've done itF'
-Done whatf"
''why. you've taught me to put La
dies FIRST, and here you've made me
pray for papa first. But never mind.
Perhaps God Is not 80 fussy about po-
likeness as you are."-Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-15
CHELSEA

Mrs. DIR. II. l.. Newell Of East Ran.
dolph spent last week IN town the guest
Of her cousin, Mrs, May l.. Dickinson.
Mrs. o. d. Tracy has been seriously
i'll for a week with the prevailing dis.
temper and confined to the bed, but her
many friends will be happy TO learn Of
her conyalescence.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Bacon returned on
Thursday evening from North Charles
town, N, H., where she has been the
guest OF her brother, Richard IL. Bacon,
for the past three weeks.
Miss Ellen, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur i. Dewey, who reside on the
West hill, has gone to Barre City to
assist for time her cousin, Mrs. Wilbur
+. Shepard, who is milliner in that
city.
Harry, the eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Stone, who reside In the extreme
northwest corner OF the town, has en-
gagged to work for the coming year in
the store of Sprague 4 Sprague OF East
Randolph. In connection with his inside
work he win also run the order and
delivery team for the firm.
Miss Leona Thorne, who has been
teaching school during the winter in
Barnet, is spending her vacation at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene G. Thorne.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy was
in East Thetford, Post Mills and West
Fairlee on official business the first of
the week.
Frank Gilman, who has recently pur-
chased new home about one and one
half miles north Of the village on the
stage road, absented himself from town
few days recently and on his return
brought mistress to preside over the
affairs Of the new home, in the person
Of Mrs Anna d Libby of Hartland,
to whom he was married at Hartland,
March 3.
VIII @. Goodwin and brother, Fred +.
Goodwin, were in Barre and Montpelier
on business Tuesday.
Warren Benjamin, who worked last
year for Richard Kennedy and lived In
the tenement house OF Leslie A. Bragg,
moved his household effects to STAFFORD
Thursday.
Herbert ID. Corse, who has lived on
the II. A. Kingsbury place on the West
hill the past year has rented the farm
for the coming year and will continue
TO ocupy the premises.
Henry Dermont and family, who came
here recently from Ellenburg Depot, N.
Y, with the family Of Cassius Kimball
have moved onto the Dexter IArkin
farm on the Southeast hill, which was
purchased few months since by Henry
Ladd.
Mrs. Earl +. Parker Of Barre City is
in town for few days, the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Fred A. ordway.
Mrs. Hale Mattoon is in Bradford this
week, visiting old home friends and is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. X. r.
Morse.
Mrs. Florence (Hood) Parker, who
has been seriously i'll for several weeks |
at the home OF her mother, Mrs. Frank |
Lougee, on the Randolph road, is in a |
very critical condition as the result of |
an abscess and her recovery is despaired |
Of.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Daniels returned |
Friday evening from Montpelier and
East Montpelier, where they have been
the guests OF friends and relatives since
Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-15
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GRANITEvILLE.

There win be regular meeting Of
the N. q. 0. P. Tuesday evening, March
16. All members are requested to be
present. Ladies are requested to bring
cakes. Per order Warden.
The young ladies Of the Presbyterian
congregation of Graniteville will serve
a supper in Miles hall Thursday evening,
March IS, from 8 to 7. The menu Is
as follows: Beans and brown bread,
cold ham. cabbage salad, hot rolls, pic
kles, doughnuts, assorted cake, coffee and
tea. Admission, 25 cents. Children Is
cents.