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The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
Two designations

On account of the removal Of
J. w. McCray from district No. ;
to this city, he could no longer
act as supervisor from that dis
trict and his resignation was ac-
cepted. Nj. Weddle from near
Shubert, was appointed TO fill the
vacancy.
John Benschoter, councilman
from the second ward, will tender
similar resignation, as he Is
moving to the farm recently pur
chased and can no longer serve
the city in the capacity as cour,
Gilman.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
A Sunday Drunk

One of the employees on the
Missouri Pacific grading gang
decided to celebrate by getting
ou a Sunday drunk. He was ar
rested by Chief of Police Marts,
who locked him up. On Monday
he was so anxious to work thai
the Police Judge turned him
loose but in a few hours was
back in the cooler again.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
CONTRACT FOR NEW CHURCH
viii Seng ofClatonia. Nebraska. Re.
ceived The Contract

The building committee OF the
Presbyterian church met at the
Office Of DR.. Allison Monday
evening. After considerable
discussion the contract was let
to Will Seng, of Glatonia, Neb.
The building will be fitted with
beautiful new and modern pews.
The window glasses, except
those in the basement, will be
of fine art glass. Three gable
windows will be furnished in
memorial designs with life sized
figures in them.
1t seems now that the build.
ing complete, the grounds gra.
ded and everything complete
will cost approximately ST., 1000.
Rev. Il. Cooper Bailey is to
be congratulated on his work so
far. as he has labored unceas-
ingly for the past eighteen
months he has been at this place.
When completed h ei ir II W
church will be the finest inSouth-
eastern Nebraska.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
TEAM RAN AWAY
The Wagon was Badly Damaged, ko
One Hurt

While delivering meat Satur
day evening, the team belong
ing to Neal Thornton ran away.
Todge McKlever left them stand
ing and went into Clay Davis
with meat and when he returned
the team was several blocks
away. The wagon was badly
damaged and meat was scat
tered over the east part of town
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
ARRESTED SATURDAY
Young Man Commits Theft And
Lands In County Jail

A young fellow nerved up and
stole a pair of pants and a gun
at the home OF O. E. Pebble in
Verdon Saturday morning. Chief
of Police Marts was notified and
by two O'Clock the young man
was landed in the county jail.
He was identified by Mr. Pebble
Monday and will stay there and
await trial.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
TEAM FRIGHTENED
Horses Ran Away And Young Lady
Is Injured

Saturday evening while James
Broekhahn and sister, Miss An
ma, were untying their team
from the hitch rack at the court
house square they became fright
ened at some object in the street
and ran away, Miss Anna was
in the buggy, but Mr.. Brockhahn
had not stepped in yet when
they became frightened Miss
Brockhahn was thrown out and
rendered unconscious. She was
Immediately taken to the office
of DR.. Boose, where it was found
that she had sustained a scalp
wound and other minor bruises,
but was not seriously I'M jured
The team was caught before
they had gone many blocks.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
Charged With Insanity

John Yaesel, was arrested and
brought to this city charged with
insanity, and was placed in a cell
at the court house. He has lived
in this county for many years and
his friends will regret to learn of
his unfortunate condition.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
Broke Plate Glass Window

On Saturday during the high
wind the awning and the iron
brace went through the plate
glass window at the lower bar.
Der shop. Monday Cleaver &c
Seabold, who carried the insur.
ance, paid the same and a new
window was Immediately put in.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
Bought Barber Shop

Elmer Heiser purchased the
lower barber shop of John Os
wald the latter part of the week.
He Immediately took charge of
the business. Mr.. Heiser is one
of our industrious business men
and we bespeak for him snc-
cess.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
81 PUNK ard

81 Plunkard and his splendid
company played to a fair sized
crowd at the Gehling Monday
night. The performance was
good and those present were
well pleased.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07

reported that DR.. H. X. Miner
would deliver A free public adj
dress on tuberculosis under the
auspicis of the federation, Thurs
day evening, May Is. in the court
room. The president reported
that the executive board of the
federation, had purchased one OF
the pictures at the recent art eX-
hibit, Mr.. Dudley Watson Blue
Lake. and also that DR.. Miner
had bought the same artist S First
Frost. as a nucleus for public
art collection for Falls City. The
federation gave a rising vote of
thanks to DR.. Miner for this gen.
erous encouragement of public
interest in art. A rising vote of
thanks was also given to John l..
Cleayer and Russell Keim for as
sistance in advertising the art
exhibit, to Samanton and Pence
for the fresh cut flowers provided
throughout the exhibit, and to
all others, and especially the COM
mittee for hanging the pictures,
who helped to make the exhibit a
success. The next regular meet
ing of the federation will be Mon
day, June Z.
The Ladies Dorcas society of
the Presbyteria church will have
a fifteen Cent tea with strawber-
ry shortcake, at the home of Mrs.
Bohrer on next Thursday even
ing, May Is. The reputation of
the ladies is guarantee of some
thing good 10 eat when they in
vite us TO attend their functions.
Miss Gertrude Lum will be hos
tess to the Friends in Council at
her home in Nerdon, Friday ev-
ening. The last meeting of the
club was held at the home of
Miss Jennie Keim, on Stone street.
The Baptist ladies' kensington
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Reichel next Friday afternoon to
do sewing. If you have any or
ders kindly leave them with any
of the Baptist ladies'.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Cemetery association, will meet
with Mrs. c. ". Farington Mon
day afternoon, May 10. Let
every member be present and
bring a friend.
The Shakespeare III b will
meet today, with Mrs. a. Gra-
ham as hostess. A very interest
ing program has been arranged
and an enjoyable time is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis
will entertain several friends at
whist this Thursday evening.
A very enjoyable time is expect
ed.
Miss Florence Boose and her
agriculture class visited Pleasant
Hill farm and spent a very profit
able time.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-05-07
THE Weeks SOCIAL Events
as TWAS TOLD TO OUR So
CIETY EDITOR
Various Kinds of Entertainment by
individuals, Lodges, Clubs,
Churches, Etc.

I he Highlanders enjoyed a
social dance at the close OF the
regular session of their lodge
The x. X. club met at Jenne
oper house Thursday evening
and enjoyed a roller skate party.
Later in the evening all enjoyed
an old fashioned taffy pulk
The Presbyterian young people
vii hold an ice cream and cake
social in the parlors of the City
Hotel on Friday evening. Ad-
mission only 10 cents. Every
body please come.
Mrs. S. M. Beachy was hostess
70 the Methodist Missionary Ken
sington last Friday afternoon.
The attendance was not as large
as usual on account of the cold,
damp weather. A nice luncheon
vas served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Crook jr.,
entertained at whist on Wednes-
day evening. A dainty lunch
was served by the hostess AT a
ate hour the guests returned
home and all feel indebted to
Mr.. and Mrs. Crook for so pleas
ant an evening.
Misses Mcdonald and Jennings
accompanied the pupils of the
Central Kindergarten to The city
park Tuesday afternoon, where
they enjoyed an old fashioned
picnic. The little ones thorough
~ enjoyed their lunch and all re-
turned home about seven o'clock
A number of h { relatives
gathered at the home of Mrs.
Jesse Crook Saturday evening to
celebrate her seventy-ninth birth
day. A nice lunch was served at
ten and all enjoyed the pleasant
gathering. She was psesented
with several beautiful little gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Davies en-
tertained a number of h G r
friends Friday evening. Many
games were played and some fine
music helped to make the evening
very enjoyable one. Mrs.
Rodgers, who is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. DR.. Griffith, was the
only out of town guest. A de-
lightful lunch was served by the
hostess.
Thursday evening the members
oi the w. h. c. planned a very
clever surprise in honor of Mrs.
r. P. Jones and Mrs. John Par
lier, who left on Monday for
Sligo, Colo. They met at the
home of d. C. kirkpatrick and
vent in a body taking the ladies
completely by surprise. They
took we'll filled baskets and a nice
lnnch was served by the visitors,
The Woman's club was enter
tained at the home of Mrs. M.
L. Wilson Tuesday afternoon.
a goodly number of club ladies
we're present and the program
was good. A personal sketch
II m Suderman by Mrs.
Morehead, and a review of Frau
Sorge' by Miss Uhlig, were both
good. Miss Banks favored the
ladies' with piano solo and
Misses Snidow and Agnew each
vocal solos.
Virgil Falcon entertained the
members of the senior class at
at his home in the west part of
town Thursday evening. 7 h e
house was beautifully decorated
in class colors and red roses, the
class flowers. Games and music
furnished the evening S entertain
nlent Punch was served also a
delightful two course lunch. AS
each guest departed they were
presented with a souvenir 'O9 PEN
ant, and beautiful red rose.
The city federation of women S
clubs held a regular meeting
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WEST WEBER,.
Township North, Range 2 West .S.L.M

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22
WATERBURY

Mrs D. q Jones Is in.
George Glover AZ Boston has been Wis.
iting his sister, Mrs. II. Al Hoadley
Gilbert Tonne leaves Wednesday for
Albany where lie IS 10 enter Albany
business college
james Doaan of Mill Village died
Sunday morning afier q weeks Illness.
He leaeYe q wife aml six children
Ie Forrest Picket lefs Tor his homie
III Spirit Lake, Iowa, Tuesday might
after spending the afternoon ii Ran-
doiph
Miss Maud Wilcox and Mrs Marion
Beacti, who have been II New York and
Boston studying tall styles have rel
turned
Mrs. Richard Danerftt. aliss Laura
Deineritt, Mrs FL f. Palmer. ir.. and
+. Huntley Palmer were ii Burlington
Monday
The Rev # B. Kellogg was called
10 Mnrrisyille Monday by the death of
his brother tho Rev George Kellogg
from accident
At the regular meeting of TIE Twenty
five club held 81 the Waterbury inn
Monday evening an informal meeting
was held. DR. Buluell making some IA
marks relative rs tie trip recently TAX
EN- by Mrs BnlWal arid himself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22
GR0TON.

j. W Morrison was Al SIC. 1ohnsbfry
Monday On business with TIE Judge 81
probate.
The Londonderry eFib enjoyed another
picnic FRIDAY, passing the day On
M0urt Madad
George Carpenter moved his house,
bold goods 70 Wells River last week.
where he VIII reside
Mrs. Susie Reufew Batchelder If
Plaintield visited relatives and old
friends here over sunday
Gerald Smith returned Friday from
Dis visit with bis aunt, Mrs. Ed.
Moore, at North Chelmsford, Mass.
Mrs f. F, Clark, son Franklin, and
Miss Ruby Chalmers are visiting rela-
tives Of Mrs, Clark at Hardwiek for
two weeks.
Henry Chaplin returned Saturday from
q weeks visit with DIS father, Charles
Chaplin. and sister, Miss Ardelle, Of
Hanover, N. II.
Hazel, youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. q, II Teller had the misfor-
tune 10 fall while ait play Saturday
and dislocate one shoulder
Clarence Adams, who has been with
bits parents, Mr. and Mrs. q. i. Adams,
for 4 brief vacation. returns to his
studies at the university 81 Vermont
ct Burlington this week
Mr. and Mrs. c. wv Austin of Coven-
try, RI +, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs T. @, Kicker, left yesterday
to attend the state fair Mt White River
Junction on their way home
Hattie Magoon Of Barre, who has
been housekeeper for Morris Page for
the past two years was taken III Water
bury asylum yesterday afternoon. she
was accompanied By sheriff n. d. Coff-
rim.
Miss Esther Wheeler celebrated her
eighty third birthday Thursday at the
home Of her nephew, O. ". Miller. with
whom She makes her home. She vas
visited hy her sister, Mrs. John Evans
and nephew and two nieces from
Woodsville, NJ H., and several other
friends who presented her with pretty
and useful reminders Of the occasion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
II we don't sell you, we both lose
money. The n. D. Phelps Company.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver iewelry. Burr, the Jeweler.
EAST HARDWlCK

Mrs. Talbot is visiting in Wolcott.
Mr.. Durkin visited in Hardwiek Thurs
day,
Miss Vera Mildred Fort was in Wood.
bury Saturday
Mrs Will Wheatley is in Boston get
ting fall styles,
There were over forty tickets sold to
the st. Johnsbury fair.
Mrs. J. Ransom visited her daughter
in st. Johnsbury Center last week.
r. v Hassam attended the st. Johns.
bury fair Wednesday and Thursday.
The pupils Of Miss HoYey gave a re-
cital Thursday evening at her home.
A five.pound boy came to The home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Chase Monday, Sept.
49,
Miss Belle Montgomery was the guest
Of Mrs. F. Il. Pope Of Hardwiek RE-.
Gently.
James Durkin. instructor in the gram.
mar school, visited in Barton Saturday
and Sunday.
Little Ruth Williamson was quite bad.
" burned Thursday. She fell into a
pail Of sealdiug water,
Born, Sunday night, Sept. l2, a dauRh.
ter, Dorothy Ella, weighing eight
pounds, to MI. and Mrs Nelson Grant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22
LOWER CABOT

The wedding of Julia Dean Blodgett
To Charles Kingsley Cole took place
Sept. ii att tile home of the bride The
ceremony was performed by Rev f. b.
Blodgett Of Essex, a brother Of the bride.
Only tile families and d few near friends
witnessed The ceremony. Tie room was
beautifully decorated with astersi and
autumn leaves Mrs 4. Fl Blodgett
PLAYED the wedding march and Miss
Dorothy Bell Blodgett was ring bearer.
The bride was beroningly dressed in
white oriental silk while Miss Alice
Bl0deett. the maid OF honor, wore blue
SILK Wendell Hiekie acted as best man.
After the ceremony a light luncheon
was served consisting Of lee cream cake
and punch. Mr.. and Mrss Cole left on
the White mountain train for a two
weeks stay in the Adirondaeks and Lake
George Several valuable presents were
given The couple Ais tokens of the esteem
in which thy are held, among them be-
ing several pieces Of cut glass and sill
verware The bride is a graduate of
Montpelier seminary and has been Il
most popular teacher IN our graded
school For the past three years she
has held q position IN the piaintleld grad
ed school which place She resigned last
June. Mr. Cole was formerly with this
Capital Electric company Of Barre. but
Tor some time has held an excellent posi-
ton with the Concord Electric company
at Concord N. If The best wishes Of
their many friends 90 with them To-
their new home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22
NORTH MONTPELIER

Mrs. RilIa Smith was in Hardwick
over Sunday.
alr Cushmsu Of Lyndonyille was ia
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Byron visited in Little
ton, n, II, last week
Mfr. aud Mrs. Merrill Clark visited
In Hardwiek over sunday.
Wallace CaFnes attended the fair at
Malone, n. y, last week.
Quite q number from here attended
the Mortified fair last week
George Foster Of DanviIIe, r. O.. has
been visiting at Fred Sibley's.
Mr and Mrs. win Greeley are stop.
ping q Mrs Hambletes for a while
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando knapp are keep
ing house II q Il. HOLSTERS house tor
The present.
George Keton and family returned
home Saturday from . trip e Boston
and Rhode Island
Miss Hazel Kew of Whits6eld III
teaching the fall tern Of school and II
boarding 1T Mrs Chapins
AAAtAs NiaA8ttf A&1A@ WNAMt# 5tAfE& &HAi
Miss Maxine i,awless 81 Montpelier lis-
tied At Ephie Perry's last week
Mesfs Thompson. Wilkinson and Kew
ct Peek Bros. have beeu doing plumbing
and heating at Or. Nheeler's The past
week
Miss Carroll. who has, been caring for
Mrs. Hamblett, finished work there last
week aud went to her home IN Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Emma Nicholas Of Scranton. Pa,
has been visiting her nieees Mrs. Theo
Clark and Mrs Lewis Coburn, the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs Hiuekley Of Yarmouth
Port and Alr, and Mrs GHyer Of HYan
mis-, Mass, have been visiting at Mr. and
Mrs. WI G Nye's
Mi. and Mrs. Henry Chaplin are visit.
ing Afr, ehapin's brother at Chicopee
Falls Mr. and Mrs. Victor Templeton
are keeping house for them during their
absence.
q. r. SpaHlding y taking two weeks
vacation and together with lis wife isI
visiting ia View Jersey and Albany N.|
* Aunt Iibhie Hollister 4 Keeping
house for them during their absence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22
W0LC0TT

Owen Douglass il working for E, A,
Symonds.
VIII Holton il working for G. c.
Haskeil
Miss Mary Poor Is visiting friends in
Craftsbury
John French was 4 visitor ii Dan.
willie Friday.
q A. Potter was guest Of his sister
in Eden Sunday
Misses Grace and Jessie Carrow were
home from Hardwick over Sunday.
G. ~. Wood and wife are visiting
relatives in Hanover, n. III, Tins week.
Robert spcllman and wife 81 Provi-
dcnee r. 1, ere visiting friends in
town.
Abort twenty aiasons from this
place visited tha lodge at C4aftsbury
Wednesday night.
Mrs Isabelle Lawrence If Hard.
wick Yves the guest Of relatives here
the latter part Of the week
Mir and alrs. Fl. A. Parker spent sun.
day with Mrs parker's parents. Mir.
ana Mrs. A. A. Gooarilh, al Har4niek.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22
PLAINFIELD

Matte Kiser returned to Montpelier
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Vt. Page we're In
Montpelier Monday
MI and Mrs, Henry Bartlett are yis+
ting III Waitsiield
Mrs. w. j. Batdhelder il visiting In
Groton and Ryegate.
Fred T.. Page and son, Leon, were at
Ii q Baldwinss last Sunday.
Ethel #. Bemia i IN Boston IN tho
interest Of her mallinerY business
WIN Whitoher recently visited his
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs, George Wltitcher.
Miss Ethel Colby recently spent ser.
eral days with Her parents, MT. and
Mrs. d. j. Colby
Rev. George Fl. Wright and wits we're
the guests at their children, Warren
and May Pike, severed days the last Of
the week
The Ladies' Aid win have an apron
sale and harvest supper September so.
All having articles 20 contribute for The
sale can leave them with Mrs. George
Whiteher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Fred Eaton Is driving stage for c. Al,
Blodgett.
AZ s. Pride attended the fair st ST.
Joinsbury.
Louis Tatro has moved into Mir.
Moseys tenement house.
Miss Frances Hebard i attending 6he
high school at Randolph.
DR. bearing and Frank Bryant Of
South Royalton were at George Dear
ing's Sunday.
Several farmers shave PITT Zip new
silos. Tho Perry brothers have added
Two new ones
Hon. n Z. Boyden eoninlpes to i'm
prove in health and Lake Parish IS
more comfortable
i. a. Howard took second premium
on his three years old staliian at the
Mortified fair. He viii take him to
The STATE fair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22

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During the past 80 years have published thousands
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had tried several doctors medicines, but
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WELL when advertisement Of Lydia f. Pink
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bottle the Compound and IL did
much good continued its am well woman
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advise suffering from troubles to give
regret win surely you"AIrs. Bessie H. Hicks
$40 Cleveland ST., Houston.
Any woman who is sick and suffering foolish surely
not to give such medicine this trial. Why should it
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