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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29
Hospital Workera to Meet.

Northwood, N. D., Aug. 2s.-There
will be held here next week, Aug. 81
and Sept. /, the annual meeting of the
Society of Norwegian Lutheran Hospi-
tai Workers. The association embraces
wide territory, and among those on
the programme are Rev. e. Owe Of
Crookston, Mimi; Rev. ]. d. Runs
void of Northwood; Rector III, B. Kill
dahl, Chicago; Sister Olson, Eau
Claire. Wis, and several others.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29
MOTT CLEANS OUT
SIGHTLESS swine

Mott, N. D., Aug. 2S.-That the
county authorities mean business in
their determination to rid this county
free from violaIors Of the prohibition
law was forcibly exemplifed last week,
when States Attorney Stone visited
the pool room on the west side and
politely asked the gentleman in charge
to move out of town, which he imme-
diately did and saved some expense to
the county. The evidence against the
fellow was strong enough to warrant
the action taken by the states attor-
neys office.
Immediately following this action the
states attorney, accompanied by the
sheriff, made raid on the Brown ave-
nue. pool room operated by Guy Bolton
and "Blackie" Stewart, and after a
search of the premises placed an in
junction upon the building, closing 1t
indefinitely.
Bolton and Stewart were placed un-
der arrest and taken in custody by the
sheriff. Their hearing was set for
Wednesday before James Bannon, but
as Mr.. Bannon failed to qualify, Justice
Knaus was brought to Mott and held
court in the county court room
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29

We Buy Scrap Iron.
Carload lots speciality. Correspond
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co., Fargo. N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29


cANARTEs
For sale. the very best. Ben Hart.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
TO DISCARD OLD 4
BLUE STAR TAGS
Anti tuberculosis Society Will
Checkmate Cheap Skates" Who
Save Badges To Avoid Buying
Others

That Detroit harbors many persous
with peculia, sense of personal
"onoi and puOHC honesty was brougn
out 10y members OF The Society for tie
study and Prevention OF tuberculosis
IN meeting. Friday morning. In the
Hotel POhtchart:a,n. The question
OF changing the sly ic OF the tag TO be-
used on tag day" this year was
being rather heaiedly dihcussed when
the advocates OF change gave AS
heir reason tha; Leople We're known
10 have stored Up Tags from last year
10 wear TINS year and thereby escape
toll on the streets. and. moreover. had
Loasted - their purpose
Il nave my opinion OF such people,
but that is neither here nor thcre--
the fact is that &C must circumyent
,uch intention py making II impOs
sible FOR such persons TO carry ON
such "A disgraccrr game. said Mrs
B G. Whitney
Miss Clara Dylr could not see any
thing but the cost OF the tags on hand
and. also was ins,stent that the name
Of the day should be tuberculosis
Blue Star Day \ lengthy discus.
ened 10 Tuberculosis Tag Day" with
the blue star In white circular he'd
a. the emblem Tor all advertising Mt
.rature Ia connection with the day
" hich is set for June 9, providing ali
recommendation adopted in the meet
ing Friday morning are approved ~
the board of trustees of the society
The question of the expenditure of
the money raised on that day WAS
another warmly debated point which
finally resolved itself bto a recon-
mendation that ur To $1,000 the
money should be equally divided t.
tween the sanatorium building fund
aud the visiting nurses work OF the
society.
The society and others interested IN
the work viii bend their energies also
T. the establishment or central diet
kitchen. that rchce work duplication
may be avoided
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
ARTIST GAY DEAD.
Obtained Seeds Of First For9etMe'
Nots Planted in America.

HINGHAM. Feb 25-Winckworth
Allan Gay the first American painter
OF Japanese subjects. and distin-
guished portrait artist. died in the
Gay homestead on South.st., aged s.
years
Mr. Gay was porn in the homestead
on Aug IS. 1871 the son OF EbeneZer
and Mary Otis cray and was the last
of o family Of / / children His father
was a graduate Of Harvard college
and a member OF the state senate and
one OF his brothers collaboratcd with
William Cullen Bryant ON a history oi
the United states.
Mr. Gay left the United States when
he was 20 years old and spent the suc-
ceeding - years in japan and France,
studying arr
He obtained the seeds OF the frs:
forcet-me-nots planted IN Americ3
from the gardens OF Pontainebleau,
France and sent them tu his parents
IN bingham who planted them on the
farm and the bed has been carefully
tended since
He was unmarried and for the last
% years lived a retired life on the
homestead He possessed an excellent
collection OF foreign and American
paintings
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
STEEL WORKERS RIOT
Sheriff Is Appealed To To Take
Charge of situation.

Sheriff Is Appealed To To Take
Charge Of situation.
BETHLEHEM. Pa Feb. 25.-Sherif
Person. pf Northampton county, has
been appealed u 10y Burgess l.. Pey
sert to take charge Of the local situa-
ton following a riot at the plant n
the Bethehem sireei co. today. Con
litions are serious and the state con
stabulary may be called into action.
The strike has been dormant for
nome time but today several hundred
strikers and sympdthiZers marched
20 the plant and congrcgated about tnc
main entrances. As men who have
refused 10 join the strike arrived they
were importuned rot To enter the
plant. AMI whcu they refused they
were assailed
Street lighting followed and MANY
windows IN the Glace and other places
I'm the neishborhCof were broken.
rne strih,Is attacked cars loaded with
.nen going to work and broke the win
,lows and assiulted men who persist
ed in trying to go To work
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
DIED.

4 Hartman. aged years. beloved
son Ot Herbert T.. ana Clara Hart
man Houghner Funeral from resi-
deuce. 5ii Baldwin today at >
p. IN. Burial private
GAMBLER Claudius iloratius Gambler.
In the Goth year OF his age. at his
residence. 81 Garfield ave, Thursday
Feb. - Notice OF funeral later
BREUNlG Feb %, at the residence Oh
her son-ln-law. 81 Canneld-ave. west.
Mrs. Helen Breunig, beloved mother
OF Mr + =. Earnshaw Mrs. Mabel
Winters and Mrs. Helen NJ Sever
aucc Funeral from residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Winters. 463
Greenwood ave, saturday afternoon
at O'Clock. Interment at Wood
aged 80 years. beloved husband OF
Mrs. clara X Harrison. at his late
by his wife and three sisters OF Cleve-
land. Mrs. J ) Grannis. Mrs. Georg a
Claguc and Mrs +. r. Whip Fu-
neral saturday at O'Clock = m from
rcsidence. lnterment In Woodlawn
copy
KUHN At her late residence, 41O or
Ieans-st.. on Wednesday evening.
Anna. relict Of the late August Kuhn.
and mother of G.. a. and Mary Kuhn.
aged 80 years, weeks and days
Funeral saturday at $50 o'clock from
a
st Josephs church. Kindly omit
flowers
KLEBBA- Suddenly Tuesday. Feb %.
1910. Martina klehba, beloved daugh-
ter Of Catherine klebba and sister
OF sophia. Elizabeth. Anna. Gather
inc Marie and clara Klebba Fu-
neral from her mothers residence
653 81 Aubin-ave. Saturday at 5
O'clock. and $50. standard. from st
Josrph's church.
MACARTIt R-Feb - 1910 at resi-
dence. SOS Jefrerson-ave.. Emily. be-
loved wife OF Peter Macarthur No
tico of funeral later.
REMINGTON Feb %, at residence.
i92 Eighteenth Henry Reming
ton. aged 81 years. beloved husband
Of Ida NJ bennington. father Of Hal
NJ Remington Funeral saturday at
p. m from house. Port Huron pa
pers please copy.
ROBERTS Feb. -, mt residence. 4O5
cam bcll-avc.. Amauda Louisa aged
% years. beloved wife Of Dugald II
and mothcr Of Mrs : W Schmidt
William a.. Earl W. :. Herbert
l.eiBh and Russell Robert. Services
al rcsidruo', SATURDAY. y. m. Feb
90 IuteImeut at WoOdmere
ALEXANDER Feb. "a. James G.. aged
months % days. beloved son of
James g. and Mamie aud brother
of Marion Alexander Funeral sat
urday 2 p. M. from residence, cas- Jos.
t1mpau-avc.
RILEY Feb. 30. 1910. at residence.
1875 Champlain-st. Katherine h.
beloved daughter OF Ann and the late
james Riley Funeral from resi- b.
drnC& saturday az , go a. m-->aud to
the Churcu of the AununCiation at >
O'Clock Eurial private.
ROBERTS Feb. %. AT residence, 400
ICampb"ll-ave Amanda Louisa. age
5, years -bptoFed wife OF bugald ~.
Uoberts and neither of Mrs + w
~fWndlt William H Earl w. r.
uerbert Lcisl and Russeil Rohe!ts
services at residence. Saturday Feb
20. Q %. m. Iutermcut in Woodmere
SCHAFF John. az his nome. 1GO Rus
sell-st.. "Wednesday ctcEing, beloved
husband ~ Augusta Schan. rather ~
John SchaG brother OF Annie Ed-
fugas tud SON ut Potter Schan NJ
tt,e of iIurtM later.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Detroit United .nterurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW IIMirEDS ~

Detroit luiteU snterurbun Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMIrEDS--
$50 u m, l0:3S a. IN. and 1888 y. m
Flint only. S.3S y. m. Locals for Flint.
a. m and every two hours TO p. m
oxford only. / y. III. To Romeo. "A.
M. every Two hours TO 10 y. m; Il p. m.
PORT HURON IINITEDS--7 As a m.
1O;45 a M. 3.i5 y. n., Gas ,. m; satur-
days only, 1910 p. m: Sundays only.
IL d. IN. Locals for Port Huron hourly,
z a m TO b. M; also y. M. 20 Ma
rine city. To AIT. Clemens. haif-nour-
ly Gao m TO y. IN, and hourly to
ii n. m Tc ait. Clemens via Srors
Line, hourly. 6.-o a. IA. 10 s.-3 y. N.
also / D. IN.
TOLEDO LIMITEDS---S:20 20 a. m, 1920
n m Z.2U ana 20 y. IN. Locals for
Toledo. hourly. 6:3O "a. M 20 $50 p. nr.
also $40 and ii y. M. for Monroe.
JACKSON LiMiTEDS - las a. m.
l..45. 3.45 and 6.f5 y. m. Locals fog
Jackson ! "A. m. and every TWO hours
TO . d. m.. Tor Ann Arbor, a. III. and
hourly TO IL % m. for Plymouth and
Worthwhile, . 80 a. IA ana hourly TO 1880
o. M. also a. IN. and IL y. III. Saline
cars for Ypsilanu-
Wynndottc Disision--5:35 n m. ana
half hourly ~ S.J3 y. IA. hourly to
ii .33 r. IN.
rontiac Divisions n. M, half-hourly
until p. m then hourly to III y. IN:
Blrmln CHAM only, II y. IN.
Orchard Lake Division--6 a m and
hourly until IL , m
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
paroled Man Has Close Call

George Reno, young fellow re
Gently paroled from Jackson prison.
after serving two years OF l5-year
sentence for burglary. narrowly es-
caped being returned to prison to
serve t3 years for the theft OF -
cents worth of coal
Reno was arrested rs he was prowl.
ing around some Grand Trunk coal
oars. The railroad detectives WHO in
vestigated. alleged that so pounds of
coal valued at II cents. had been
stolen Their evidence was purely
circumstantial. and Justice Stein dis
charged tho defendant.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
Break Ground Soon For Biz Plant.

Ground will be broken early in
Aprl il is announced, for a 100000
factory plant for the National Fulton
Brass Manufacturing co. ON the
boulevard east of the Detroit Steel
Products building The National Full.
ton co. elected the following officers,
Thursday:
President. John F Harrigan. vice
president. Frank T.. Beal, secretary
treasurer. A. j. Skiffngton: directors.
II. n Hewitt. Of New York: G. VI.
Hewitt. of Chicago and the officers
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Henry Hanna $50 Brooklyn
Richard Roubos. ca Sixth
Frank Blank. 9IO II Aubin.
Wanlentiue PowTozck S5S Orleans.
Michael Prybusz 1883 Dubois
Albert RybC2y nski. 34l Palmer.
Wilhelm Buchman 1909 81. Aubin.
John OkOniewskt, 422 Furnsworth
John Luberda. ~ McKnistry.
Paul Roschefske 400 Weson
Louis otto. COS Buchanan.
John Tcubert S91 Warren.
Joseph Mycek. ll53 Military
Alfred Arnold. 1870 l."maN
Floyd Kemp. % Wcssou.
Willie Weinberg. Woman's hospital
Ben /tkhw, Wowan's hospital
Aymie kammink l13 wilkins
Henry Beitz 2j2 jay
James Clinton. 4sl Hurlbut
Albert Primeau. 10 Broadway
William SChWedlcr, 23S Mack
Theodore Rock. 6f3 Watson
William Tlton, 03U Fifth.
Frederick boletske. 193 IdVernois
WllhclW Buchman, 1902 -. Aubin.
William Roberts. 1880 Baldwin
Lewis LeVey. 100 Catherine
Harrison Busch. $50 Livernois
Michael Kelly. 332 seventeenth
William Miller. 300 Twenty ninth
Bred Steucbaugh. 80 Thirty fourth
William Baggs. 1889 jefferson
Tm' thy Murphy IA Hooker
buuirl Cunningham. 1872 Russell
Joseph Heron, 1856 Wabash
Antoni Dimaria, 2l5 Antoine
Frank "alaZzaio. l09 clinton
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Nina puileo. 20 years. Music, Mich:
tuberculosis
Jonas r. Nebc. 46 years. Harper hos
pttal. cirrhusis of liver.
Norman +. Lhndgraf. II months, 1906
Vermont pneumonia.
William schultz, 3N years. ISL Belle
vue. locomotor ataNia,
AliIed Eilwo0d, - years, Toledo. O.,
pneumonia.
Roland IT, Mann. Jr years. 1888
BcaUtte len, typhoid fever
Walter Storkcl - years, ST Mary 5
hospital, inquest pending
Wilhelm \. BoUghner 4 years, 5i1
Baldwin diphtheria.
clara u Dahlcn, year. Childrens
Free hospital, pneumonia
trHncts Bernard. months, ProNi-
d"uce hospital. malnutrition.
Francis ReJska % years. 81 Scott,
pneumonia.
Tesare fremont. - years. Grace
hospital, pneumonia.
Joseph Nowicki. | month, sos Thir-
ty-fourth. aNilory abscess
HELEN Ryszka. | month. 2tti Jcffer-
son w COMMISSIONS
frauk Mallak. / year. 9ii Kirby r..
accidental burns.
Olive K NJ. Maggie, months. 50 New
berry, prrtusls.
Bcruiece VI Burk / year. l09 Brew
Stel, pneumonia
Matte \ Gorman. p years, 81 Hor-
ton, tuberculosis
Man Mahuke 30 years. % Gratiot
fracture OF skull
Katherine Riley. ~ years. 1915
Champlain. tuberculosis.
Frank SZa iudzinski, 8 months. 6I3
Ifcudrie, meningitis.
Bronislawa Loch . years 939 Kirby
T. diphtheria.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

w WANTED-First-class inspcc-
tor on auto parts, two good
molders on cylinders. engine
and chassis assemblers. ma
chintSts ON tool work. man iDr
boIt-hcadcv machine Steady
work and good wages 10 corr
potent men Apply Employ
ment Office EMF Co.. Plant
No. ). Clark and West Jefier-
son Ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
sToChuoI.DrRs MEETING.
StockuolueIs Meetns Oh ~. <. Il.
Company.

Company.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nuaI meeting OF stockholders OF tho
Delray Connecting railroad Company.
for the election OF directors and the
tansactiOn OF such other business as
may come up before, the annual meet
ing, will be held AT the office OF the
compUny in the city Of Detroit. Mlchl-
gan. on Wednesday, Marcn 10, 1910. at
i D. IN by order OF the directors or
the company.
1Signed) J. u. SANDERS.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

Several big searchlights have been
ordered ~ the Isthmian Canai com
mission. which will try 10 rush the
work on the big Panama ditch al night.
The\purity Of wine may be tested by
dipping thread into It, then into
vinegar. If the vinegar turns pink
the wine has been artiicially colored
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

y A. MODERN S-room brick veneer
house, putnam ave. near Trumbulh
$4,000. lot 3UXluO.
an S-ruom house, hardwood floors
water and gas, lot 50Nl50; Eigh-
teenth-st, near Linden; s2,S00. large
barn
Fourth-ave., near Reedpl., a To-
room modcrn house, lot 4eXf2N, $S.-
200 THOS ". GAY G51 Grand Eiv-
eT-aNe. Grand 2-1l
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

ron sALE-BusINEss PROPERTY.

a LARGE STORE ana house on tho
corner OF Twenty y-third and Howard;
lot i45N1OO. $4,000. TllOS w. GAY,
O51 Grand RiNer-aye Grand 2257.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
The.
People S Pages

Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance. No advertisement
inserted for loss tDah/i5 cents
Pei sons iwhote names appear In
the telephone directories may have ~
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY 3385.
BELL-MAIN 1893.
For the convenience or patrons
arrangements have been made with
the following 10 receive liner al
Nortisements at the same rate AZ
charged with the home office:
EAs1 sIDEi
iioughfen-Frruch Conf t,o.. t32 Can
neld-nVc east
vi Elliott Pharmacy, Mt Elliott and
tratiotaVes
J.. Hrovn. 1859 Jererson-ave
J. Mcpherson. 2400 Graft ct-ave. oppo-
site ear barns
WEST SIDEs
A. q. EnDsor. SS5 GRAND River-avA
Turner stanton, los Myrtle-st.
T.. r. DriscoiI. Az Michigan-ave
J. W. Miiinrd, l4l9 Forrest west
w ". 6rush. S94 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John William Johnson. 2t Lillian
Herbert. -
Joseph Roseuthai 30 Detroit. Lrnh
Ievensfou. - Philadelphia
Frank Winston 20 betruit. clara
Wagner. ~. UniOnVille, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
FOR sALE-NIsCEII.NEoUs

PIANO BARGAINS
$3.50 De kiNas, shopworn, S145
700 liinze, slightly used. $1NG.
S325 Arion. slightly used. $ZiJ.
$500 kraniCh ~ Bach. S295.
square pianos. $40 upward
Organs. So.
W. W. kIMBALL CO.
COR FARMER AND BATES Srs
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
rtslNn,s orro..aNr.lns.

lrlIiy now Co eN-
INK can H9e IT.
stalon tt viii pay
have ro ssr Tor it
H this Wetk 0ct
box 40. Dcttott
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
I'I.IkSONAI.
Artistic Hair Good.

"a OFf HAIB c'Oov~ SALT iustel
s. tulfsA waVy swftcr.s. combluEs made.
NJ, only 81 eleDtrolysis, removal All
facial hicuJisprs. hair dtpse u.s mas
sage. fece OF scalp Miss lt J. tho-
bard 80 Ga7 htig Main 1927
Sf.CfI.F IS DEk-t'tty Detective Eu-
reaa. % Champllin. NJ or CITY 1921
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
- rs u cERrIEY.


. 4 ,Nlnt, = of tasas IS
T. a limited partucrsaip has been
formed ta be conducted under tho
name of RUDOLPH FRETDENBERG.
Thr general uat0re OF the busi-
ness 81, De conducted by ~. Is the buy
iuc luI -CiIrs ot wuuieus and taiiors
81 ...''' R.a ,iph fteileRaers OF Detroit.
.n..lu Isl tine solo general partner
fh.rtir lul Heu Freiteuberg. OF Mon
ror. ANcM-tn. Us thc sole spre'ai pass-
.er fH.rt.u.,
gl4- amount ~ capitat stock con-
tflkuttJ WA sHid Men fraldcnbeTg rs
fra( ,ef $4,000 No. N
SN8 limited pBrtrcre0lp shall be-
gin 900 Iaulafy goth. 1910. aud shalt
terminate thc goth day OF January.
Is WITNESS WHEREOF We have
rcrcunto ent oar signatures this 2Tth
aar or january 1910 "a Detroit. Mich
RrnorPH FRFGBFNRERa. 4
RNN fEftnENBEltG.
STATS oe- At.gliGAN -
County on Wayne n
Z or tbls 2tth dHy % Jauusry A -.
1910 rcTVrc we "a EoWfy public IN and
fhl s1W c1uutNI FetEqnaliv apVeared
netfoIt Micrigau. ard Ben Freiden-
f.r. uf MONROE Michigan. known to
frr ta Lr f., sane pSrsnrs deacrlbel
.r and weo executed the within cer-"
te-.ta aud they seteraiiy scNuowf-
Illgea thc same 90 hc theif free act snd
decd HENRY n BuTlEi~
Nbtary Public.
Wayne county Michigan. 81
My Cornission expires July Il. 1914 i
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CLEAN, dry, hard OF soft millwooi.
Houghten French Coal Co. Ridge 1858
FOR SALE Hotel business I'm live
town; money maker. only hotel ia
town c. NJ Warner, RiVerdale
Michigan.
4. .-TYPEWRITERS. ALL MAKES-
Late Nistbles. $40 up. others $40 up;
terms 81 weekly. rcpairing renting
81 so mo. To advertise this week
GREAT BARGAINS LESS THAN COST.
Carbous. So grade, coo per box tuO).
Fine Writiug Ink pint / Be. quart soc.
Ribbons. soc. Paper (50O shcets). soc
Open Saturday Even's. Phone NJ il02.
DIET TlPR. co, ISL shelby st
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

ANTED--C Competent housckoepcr on
an up-to- date farm. one who can
give reference. German preferred,
good wages Address Geo II Rider,
AlmOnt. Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
STORAGE AND CARRIAGE.
SHOE REPAIRING.

OLD SHOES made new while you wait
the modern way Famous shoe Re-
pairing Co.. IS State-st. Cherry 53S-R
The Detroit times., 1910-02-26

TO KlsNT-iiot SEES.

HOUSES flats, stores Tel Park 377
r WEBER * CO.. 3O4 Gratiot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-09
MaEsHFIELD

+ B. B. Nownes IS able to be out aeain
after two weeks Illness.
Mrs Jerusha DwineA is very feeble.
being confined to her bed
Henry Wells was ia Barre and Mont
pelier on business trip Monday.
Lawrence Unwin IL il Barre, visiting
us amt, MIS- Harry Goodrich, Ger 4
week
Mrs. Alice Farr Rideout 81 Narthfeld
Il i town, taking care Of her aunt. Mrs
Dwineii.
Several from this town attended the
masquerade promeHade in PlaiHdeld last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Wallace spooner has been very
III, but Is reported more comfortable.
Mrs Levi croto is earring for her
Mr.. and Mrs. John Breen recently visit.
ed relatives In Waterbury, Burlington
and other towns, returning the irst II
last week
Rev Frank Lewis. district supsrinteud
emf Of the Al. i. church. delivered an
excellent address a the afternoon meet
ing hese last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Bliss Of Cabot have
bees visiting Mrs A. G. Tucker for two
weeks They are now visiting at S. H
Unwia's and their sons, Harvey Bull
lock-
Unee John Severance is very low with
grippe and prostFatien Although 50
very far advanced il years, He Bis
strength does not iaii, hopes of bis fecay
cry are entertained
The Village Improvement society ii
getting raady to present 3 minstrel
show, which premises To be unique
entertainment THE date will be G1ed
for some time tie first Of March and
viii be given later,
Mrs. c. b. shepard was TRULY show
ered. with post cards last Saturday, /
received l27 at that time, which were
received with mach pleasure By hen. She
remains about tAe same although able
to sit up a very little each day.
Mr.. and Mvs. WITH Hall recently eels
hrated their twsuty-ffth wedding ami
versary About 80 friends and neighhors
were present to help make the event
happy, leaving them about SD ID cash
and several pieces OF china and glass.
The birthdays Of Miss Julia Aiken
and Fred Breen, occurring January II I
and lG, respectively, a birthday party I
was given Saturday evening January +
Is, at the home Of Miss Aiken About I
80 friends Of the young people were
present. Cake and coffee were served /
Alberta grange win have seven sup
per ID MI Fl church vestfy Thursday +
evening. February 10. The entertain
ment wifi be free supper will be served
IN three courses at seven cents each:
first course, baked beans. brown bread I
and pickles; second course, pie, dough
nuts and cheese; third course, cake. sand
wiehes and tea or coffee Everyone IS
cordially invited 70 come.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-09
East CABOT.

Fred Houghton visited 1t I c Peck.
Sunday
Walter Abbott was in Cabot one day
last week
w D. Barr was IN Magshfeld Saturday
on business
Mrs o. II Runay returned to her home
ii Sutton Wednesday.
NIL ana Mrs. Orlando Heath visited
at Frank Peck's Sunday.
IRA Goodwin Of New Hampshire visit
cd at II. 4. Houghton's Sunday
Mrs. Moses Hill Of New Hampshire is
visiting her brother. Gilbert Hill
Charley Austin has returned home
from his visit n Manchester II Il
Grace snow Of HooscFsrille vas the
gaest Of Miss Alice Boyd over Sun
day
Harold and Louise Abbott Of Piainfeld
are visiting AZ their unela's. VI. Z ABB
bott
Mrs. ROSE Hamel Of New Hampshire
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
William Kelley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-09

II. G. Reed went to Northasld satur-
day.
Schools throughout the town closed
Friday February 4
Afr. and Mrs. Carl Reed Of Mortified
visited At William Mcoartby's Sunday.
Mrs Elmer Duprey has a SISTER and
cousin from Chazy \. y, visiting her
Masters Carl and Edwin Poor went
Saturday to visit relatives in Wolcott.
Miss Josie coyell Of Montpelier Is Wis.
iting Mrs John Poor for a few days.
Master Prank Mcdonald 81 Barre
sPent Saturday and Sunday with Charlie
Mccarthy.
Mrs. Lena Brown OF stowe, teacher
IN the Mirror lake school, closed her
school Friday and left for her home
Saturday.
Miss Mildred House closed very sue.
cessiul term Of school in district No. l
Friday We wish that more Of our girls
would take up teaching, as good teachers
are few and hard to get