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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18
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wehI.- 2ufnhr 2O, ,l36 B6ls.. gsriaubt
10, ,s3s gbls. Rarft rahig u uuaeidhr itetta.
Spriua Rdteut 81 .9O-5. 10, Biuter Straiahts
S3 800, Binter Bateuts S4.20--4,5O,
Gprtna clears $3.90--4.25, Binter Grtras
30. S3. .25-3.5O. 20. 2 DO. S3.IO--3 .25,
Rauias itraigbts s420--4.35.
RoaaeuMebI III Aart. Satr bis aus
tes s420-4.45, 2oiee bis fantD $3.50
4.TJ.
SudweissHmebI uomtucu gu s2.75
per 100 8fune.
Bu6wei,eu IN ftetta. Hmerican s3c
uuo Ganaotan 5sc c. I. :. Gep 9orE.
RaismehI if ftetie. - ,Seines rueises
uuo esI5es 81 .l5-i.20, erObss $l.lO-l. Is
Rosaeu iit Hau. - go. 0eitern s3c
T. o. b. Mem y)orf.
@erfte lit ftstie. glalsgerite $l.0O -
los c. /. T. 8uffalo.,
Betseu.-3ufubr 80 800 su., ssrianot
Is, ,495 gu. Rarft ftetia. go. Q rctber
s27Sc tmGIep ator unb e5sSc {. 0. b. fbpints
n,trb, Ro.l R0rtbern Duluth 81 09% fob.
ihwimmsao.
8eIi6torn. ~ 2uiuhr eI ,875. 9ers
2 1915 i.o.b. ihmiumeEb.
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- 8u. Rarst rubis. Reusr StaRhaso
neiber 36c. neusr Ro.2 tDeibsr Bic, RO.
3 36e, go. 351re
Seu 1T Jeff Rrtma lI5e, Ro. floc.
go. 9 I00c, Re. 3 S5-90c.
bic Dolce 25-29c: 1909, lS-2lc; 3dcific
GOait 1910, oroiHdrer bis 6oire IS-2le;
1909. i4--iTc.
- gAn4! -.
20I5c, SOaota 2l III-22%c.
aeeer III rHhia. 6smlof 23I<-251>s.
8ort lit ftetia. SausiIp s2l .5o-22 so,
ibort clear $3.50 - 1890. Des 81 90.
Beef III itstia. 5asHilp sI6.0o-t6. 80.
Neb Sl4 4,00-l4.J0. ReeisShiuten $27 90
--29.0 90, gerpadt sl2 .00--l2 so, Gitg erfr1
3nbia ReB Sl5 00-I5.50
Gut Reats iino ruhie. Bepotelte Bel
lies. 10 bic IA gfo.. ll1t-I29s{e, bo. 59uLs
tern s1S-s7+e. DO Sd,inten i2c.
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%. 1920. RaffHirtes ftstie. Continent
%. 80, 2. u. SI0.50. COMPOUND 7ss-724c.
1als III Hau- 4rimG gttp 6He.
GouHtrp 61%-SIc.
BaumpoIGia iaamsr Del lit utais.
grtma robes s5.6O-5.67, prima CONNER
aeIbes $6.6t-5.73.
getroIeu m lit ftetia. Raffiuirtss Rem
glorf 81 40, BhilaoelphiG uao Baltimore
81. 40, DO. in Bulf s. so.
ROIIs III r1bis. Comeftic 5Esses 81
32c.
oars 1T feff. StraiHeo, espSbnGihss
bts sutes $3.50.
TerpsRtin lit ftGrf su lO2c.
Reis III rnbig etnbeimlider 24-5Ac,
pdtHd 51ZS-6c
RoIaiies III ftetig. aew Orleans Cpsr
AettIe, gutter BITS h0ies. 3o--50c.
Suder. - Rohsr III itetia. Ruscauasu
50 Teft, 333, geWtrifaaal s6 Seit 1886
HapIaiies .3u6er 80 Isft 3.0Se. Raif'uirter
iit iietia. sut goal $50, gruIbeo 5.5Oc.
Hcuf6 ~ 5.l5c. CUBES 5.05c. gcwoereo
4.90e. granuIaiso 4.S0c, DIAMOND II"
40, Gonfeeticners q" 4.65c. go. | 4.65.
80. 2 4.60e, So 5 4.55. SO. 4 4.5oc, ao. 8
4.45c, No. 8 4.4Oc, Re. z 4.3Jc, 80. 4
4.3Oc, Ao. 3 425c. so. 10. 4.30c, 20. II
Aloe, 30. II 4.l0e, 30. Is 4.05e, 30. "A
4Q5e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18
etsarlHs 6sHie iiaiidhs.

0tsatsna esHis lmfahe.
Der rlmias TN bieiisen gIearinebaus bes
Itef FH beute anf si,i74,f50.
essai. .sssaritaisH.
Ter Rarft In actaIieturitdten mar beute
rubsa. bod iparen bia 8reiie feit. Die Hadf
isebeRoen 8erfdufe iino I'll bert6teR:
aa Der Sstie.
Before Call.
20 aifien Columbia Gas 9tec.......... IS
aitisIl 6ine. 8ds q electric 9s........ Ss1f
First cail.
aifisH TrSder & GdmbEs, -. ......"..sss
Between Call.
81 aiilsn 0iHe Gas & electric Qo........ s5is
IL Mstif mrgeter & Gnf1tIe. e..............N9 ~
IS Hfgisn Balm etos~ pie...............n5 n5
Second Gait
IS uftien ntr Columbus Gas & Eaei srb. 7iMx
sAsfim HFsdu 4 Gambts ssnss-...,.-....FS.
TIA sFfrHsn w1arftf.
i2.H0 ainr SofpiiaG 4sr. ie60s............. fD2s1
s3US gtnC. 81, 3mp, 4er, fssO. ...........iez
RaAftebenbe 9abele pon i'm biefiiseH
Marst bsfinolihen gouos unb Attien giebt
bic oifi,islen EuotiriugeH an:
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am S1ns $50: fir cui $8.92%~-
80 90, am 5dfub $8.9215.
g S6uIiern. - Sbort Hare Seiten, rers
padt, 80 9.25--9.5O.
Butter. - Rartt itetig. Creamery Is
--26c, Gatrp 15-2lc.
gter. - Rarft ftetis. 6rii6e 16 -
SIC per Gubsno.
&die. --Rartt ftettS. Cream l. 1l11Il-131Ic
per Bfuno.
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Wroeertes

3u6er.-Breiie feft. HafFSHtrter Gut
Goat 5.20e, powssreh $50, Cubes 565c,
aranuIaiee 5 4oe, gonfeefioners ~" 5 85c.
Of "a" 5.i0-5.35e. ueiBer er.ra ,.g"
1856 .O5e, ertra >, g" 4yS5--4.S0e, oroiHds
rer aelber 4.66--4.70c.
RoIaiies IN ftetis. aew Orleans
Epen aettle 34--44c, Gsntrifacal l5-23e,
per 8auone. Sorghum 33-37e per DaIone.
Reis-giartt siemlih Iebbaft unb itss
tia. Souiitana, Bdncp oeao 6--6LSc, prsma
4L-5i9e, eFoindrer 31l-4Lc, SapaH B.
&c per gfune.
DARN grobHtte.
Butter. - Rarst rubia, greIs ffetia.
Edneu Grsamerg 2Slsc, CREAMERY firits
261se. no iecones pc, faneu Iarip lSe, 30.
| 1876 per 9muo.
adis. - Rarst ftetia. Cbic Hat l5e,
acrbwsfterIidser I5L-l6c, aem glcrs 16t,
Shmeiser 1917 - 201st, aimbarasr l6c.
Bird l8c per 8funs.
etsr-a -anssbot siemli6 eroB, sreiie itetig
Qrina friihs 5lbuereier Ice, firits 15e,
ieconos lac per OlseHo, ie na1b EuaIstat.
Ednieeier 65c. Gnfeneier zoe per 1to.
BeflugeI aahfraae gut, 4Rartt
ftetia. spring Gbifens Is -- 22c, Dub
nsr I4c, Sdhne Sc. IrutbdbHer lsc,
euas Sc, Gnten 14-l7e, @dnie 6-9c per
1fnne.
Cbit uno 9emaie.
apfel.-Sanep aelp Bort S. 800
eeU6bnlide 50 Co. 100 per 8bg.
Gitrnnen - Narst itetts. California
Ss.25-350, EeifsEa S3.50-3T5 per Rite.
EraugeH - Rasft rnbig ano ftetie. -
california s2.25--2.75. 5Ioriea $500 -
$50 per Rite.
greibel6eersn.-6anep sl75-2.00
per 4ifte
aartpffeLH. - Wtcbigan 81 .60-I. IS,
geuispiIIe 81 .65--i rs. per 8bl. Ri6igan
50--55e per 8u. pom Store.
Sunse aartoffeIn.-SIorioa $50
--2.7J per camper.
Ell RBfartoffeIH Saucp Serieu
ss.O0 - as, SouisuiHe 500 - 8.25 per
obi.
arsut. - Marft itetis. Ganifb 500
-l25 per SbI. Dom Siore.
9mte tebeIR.-Q5lobs$3 %. .25--3. so per93bl
nno l.I0c per Su.
aaben.-Sl. .50-2 90 per Nbl.
etedrlbtH. - $l.OO-I.l5 per Dbl.
pom Gtore.
aobl. - $l.25--l 80 per 8bl.
aaubsyrobnfte.
Bebnen. Wortt fsetig. 9rina psGr.
romfat S3.I5, seiiebte xm6 lei Saan &c.
nflflate Mann q 80 per gaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18

Gin fhpisrigtr BalI. Sn
2eebs melbste fth bie1sr Eage, Die eiu
enqliInes 9Latt mittbetIt, urter BEN
0ieuitpfIt6tiqsn au6 elm Shperboris
ger bel Der Observation-Disclosures,
Der cine 9eVitBer mar odfiir, oisfsn
aannioaten, Der bod tetn aommanbo
b0ren fonne, phne fnefteres ais bienit=
untaugIi6 su entIaHen, funb aber bsi
feinem &oIIegeu Mioerfpruch. yAsenn
Der Mlann ben 8sfebl uidt horett
tann," metnte Der dnpere 8sarate, 10
fptl er iih einfob mad feiHsm Rsbens
mann riateH." .Sebr IAon. ustHte
Der erfte 9etitBsr geodntenr, :, ,.fDss
niro bas aber I'm Rrieae, srxan Der
g ssftttbbtrtTitaHu ttbbtrtTitaHu erf1pien t1trStH f5aasssii f5aass +
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18

~ ~ y y Z = III NtAt s.
2tnn rutta umo isff gu $50 55-39 .95 an6
Rnpier i6pah; safe gu l250-l2.62K, =,
eIectrcIpthtt su sI2.371G - II 30 uub Ga
Itina ,u sic OLA .25. BIei mar Han su
81 .40-4.50 unn SpsIter iaudd gu $3.50
500. GiieH mar ftetiG. Ro l Tounbru
Rortheru su SI5.75 -- 1926, 80, 2 bo. pG
$I5.50-l6.0O, Ro. Eogthern uno SO.
Ecutheru foTf III Sl5.50-l60O
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0otis Welomarste.
Ereitae, II. mars 1911.

Bretfags III. W0re Isils
de geFshaits wareR du6 beute utd5t iebr
febbait uno Gjelo lit infolge oer gerin8en
Nadfraee nad) 1arieben su Hieorigsn Gins
rateH ea erlangsn. Bon ben BanfeH ipuroeH
1arltben son rall@ ~ ~ aisgsIishen uno
tSsihdftspapiere fumrben 81 51I--6g otss
fcntift. Sun oFfsnsn 9adyfte wnroen Taries
ben ON eau su sh--aT uHo auf Belt sn
4K& plaeirt
msdiu sHs sssip psrf.
ruurbsn su IOe 1istof,to per $1,000 spiiaen
Ednten pertdift Die ecuHterrate betrast
50s gramis per $1,000.
ssensa sxs Gnrpsa.
paren rpiligsr. Seute iinb bic ioIssnoen
Emottrangss 40 bertften:
2onocu, . Idge Stht, s466X per e.
90 Iage Sitt s4s3L per t Dcrts
Iage Stft, 5l2L--5l5 Sraues per $l0O
90 1ags Sidbt, 5l71%&--520 sSrancs per 3 100;
fur Teatihtanb Tase Std)t, Start % ~
90. 20 Tase Sibt, g411e.
Documentary gilis ani 2onbon unrbeH
81 "a .S2Ls, apf Glasgow gu S4.s2A une
auf Bslfalt 81 s4.S2 psrtauft.
gunAea. sfssstt.us.
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Cincinnati, II. mars.
3ufu6r uno gerjdupt rpdbreHb ben per
FoiieueH "a Gtunben pergIt1eH NIT ben
porbergebeHoeu Tager, uarsu pie foIgt ::
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Cbtcaoo, Il. Wdrs.

Ainbpteb. Beeues S5.20 .- 6.95,
Ieras 5tiere s4.40-5.65. meitLtd1e Stiere
S475-5.90, 5tofers UNI 1Seeoers $500
so, aiibe unb beiFers q $3.50, 9dIber
s. .25-S.50. Nartt tart.
SHpetue. -- Geidste S6.95-72j, qes
miitte S6.60-7.l5, ihUeEe $6.6j-7 O5,
raube S6.65-6SO, quite bis auserIsiene
i1Uere S6.S0-705, 6srtst s6.60-7.20.
Rdrtt Ldngidm.
Shafe uuo 9dmmer.-5hafe: Gin.
heiuiite 50 Oo--5.l5, rpeitlidbe $3.25-5 .25,
JabrEiuee $4. .75-565
sdmmer. GiHbeiniidbe s. .00-6 80,
weftlhe $525-6.60 Nartt TART uuo 5--
lOt b6bsr
3ufHhr. -- Rinopieb 1000, Shpeine
1900, Shaie uHp gdmuer 1000.
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Htnop te 3. - Die 2ufuhr mar heute
sienili6 aroB bic Ndd)fraae cine quite uno
bic 8reiie ifetis.-5toders uno 6eeoers rpa.
rem IN gutter Rabfraae uno feit.-Nithtiibe
wareu rubi9 uno itettg.
Sdwere Stiere S5.25-6.15, ertrn S625--
S6,35, fancu S640-6.50, EhieR 81 .25--5.OO,
SIeiiherftiere S420--5.Sj, ertra S585-6.00,
5etfers 1925 - SO. ertra $5.85-60O,
aube $2.25-4.s5, ertra $4.s5--5O0, Gam
ners S2.50-3.s5, Stoders uub5seoers 1916
$50. ertra S5.60--575
9uIGen. - Die 3ufubr mar ni6t droB,
bic Rabfrage nar iHdbtg uHo bic Breiie ites
tiq.
Naeere uuO Istdts s2.75-4.95, Bologna
s. .25-5.l0 ertro s.. .l5-5.25, fette 8uueu
$4.T5--525.
anfargs mar Der Wdrtt itetig,
ipdter aber ihwah MnD Die gretie itaubeu
UNI 25-j0c uHter oeusn ron aefteru.
Erbtndre unO groBe S3. 3.50-775, fair Bis
CUTE Esihts S7.50-S.25, ertra 81. S.j0-s75.
&dIber in ben aommiiions 6duieru. -
,Sdncp SIC, prtmG bis duserleiene 7-8c,
oroindre 5-6c
g e.-Ti 3ufuhr mar uift qroB,
bic Rahfrdae etne eute uno bic Bretie itiee
Gen uM 5-l0c per 100 Bfe. Spdter puroe
bic 3uiubr groBer uuo Der Bretsaufi9IGg
gtHg wteDeC BeTLoreN.
Shwere Shpeire brabteu So 90. Is,
uitte bis aaserleiene 8erpddunass uHo
5IeiideriorteH s. 2J-7 .35, eemiif,te Ser
pafuuasiorten S7.20-7.3 orotn0re bis
auserIeiene itbmere fette Sdue 81 25,
ertra 81. 6.35-64O. Staas a. .O0-5.25 Ietdbte
Berianotiorten - .3O-7.35, TerteL pou 40
Qfo. uno rueniaer S7.O1-7.3j.
Shaie uno s6mmer. - Die beutiQe
s3uFubr mar 8rob, bic Ia6Frage guturO bic
greiie ftetie
| Shafe. - Grtra S425, cute bis ms:
trIeieHe 1916 - 4.I5, Droindre bis quite
S2.25-35O, SdbrIiuse S4.25-5.00, ertra
lie6Ite 1926.
&iumsr Grfra bradteH $3.50, quite
bis au5erleiere - 00-6.5O, orpiudre bis
CUTE 500 - $50, aeiforeHs S5.00-5.6O,
| Srlbidhrss g6mmer I2--I5c.
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BbtsFp

Der Rartt mar itetig. BerfauFt uurben
652 8bls. 5tftiaer's 5iHisbsS G0oes auf
Der Bats uon $l.33 per 8aQeR.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-01-06
WHITING.

Miss Jessie Collins was home from
Salisbury for her holiday vacation.
L. A. Webster, field editor of Ameri-
can Sheep Breeder, Chicago, was home
for few days at Christmas and left Fri
day morning for Chicago. en- route for
Portland, Oregon. He expects to be in
Oregon and California through the win
ter.
E. p. Waite and family were at Kent
Merritts in Shoreham New Years.
c. Lewis has gone to Hubbardton for
several weeks.
Miss Jessie Brown spent the holiday
vacation at Ii. G. Browns. She return.
ed Saturday to her school in Great Bar
rington. Mass.
Mrs. Frank Chamberlin and son of
Boston, Mass, are guests of Emery Pat
node and wife.
There is so be sociable at the Church
hall Friday evening, January 10, for
benefit of Congregational church. An
interesting program consisting of music,
a short play, mOnologue, ETC., will be
given. Admission at the door which in
cludes light refreshments.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-01-06
EAST SHOREHAM.

Arthur Delano is at home from L. v
NJ. for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Patnode are suffering
with hard colds.
E. N. Bssell was in New York last
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Munger are visit.
ing in Rutland and vicinity.
R. NJ. Osborn and wife go to Cornwall
January 5, and to Brandon January 7,
to install the officers in the Grange in
those towns.
Mrs. Howard Cook is improving
slowly.
Several in the neighborhood have beer
filling their ice houses the past few
days.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-01-06
sTARkSBoRo.

DIR. Wheeler of Burlington was in town
last week Tuesday and performed an OPP
GRAFTON for assesses on Leon Lafayette.
He remains in very critical condition.
Byron Hurlburt has returned from a
visit of some weeks with his children in
Middletown, Conn, Port Chester and
Albany, N. Y.
The following officers were elected to
serve this year at the last Grange meet
ing: Master, N. j. Maxfield; overseer,
q. A. Hulett; lecturer, Mrs. Maud Wade;
chaplain, Mrs. Belle Hill secretary, Mrs.
Madge Eddy treasurer, F. j. Hanson
steward, Frank Harris; assistant stew
ard, Jesse Carpenter; lady assistant
steward, Mrs. Jesse Carpenter; gate
keeper, Carroll Orvis: Ceres, Mrs. j. N.
Maxfield; Pomona, Miss Kate Hill; Flora,
Mrs. Lillian Donahue; pianist, Miss Net
tie Smith. The next meeting will be
held January 10 These officers will be
installed by MIR. and Mrs. Willis Cady Of
Middlebury, after which supper will be
served
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Clifford have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Clara New
ton of Burlington.
Miss Maud Casey is home from the
Burlington High school for the holidays.
Schools reopened this week.
Verne Ellison of Thompsonvile, Conn.
is home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Layne of st. AL
bans have been visiting Mrs. Layne's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walston spent
Christmas at b. W. Bidwell's in
MunktOn.
Mr. and Mrs. d, G. Donahue are spend
ing a few days in Hines burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Berry Richmond,
visited Mrs. Berry's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. White, last week.
Miss Maud Harmon is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hill in East Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmond Hannah visited
Mrs Humans parents in South Lincoln
last week.
Arthur Stokes is recovering from his
broken RIBS, but will not be able to 90 to
work again before the first of March.
Ray Stokes and wife visited at Orange
Stokes recently.
Alton Lafayette has gon to New
Haven to work for his uncle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-01-06
WEST BRIDPoRT.

Melvin Wilkinson. after an absence of
two weeks, returned to his home on the
Montreal sleeper Sunday morning.
Melvin Wilkinson went to Glens Falls
N. Y, Tuesday on business connected
with the Park hospital of that place, re-
turning home Wednesday with Perry
Wilkinson, who had been operated on for
appendicitis two weeks ago.
Frank Duprey of Schroon Lake was a
guest of Serrill Gardner Wednesday.
He goes from here to Canada.
Atkinson Davis is hauling pressed hay
to Port Henry to be shipped to the city
markets.
Russell Whitford of Crown Point was
visitor in town Friday.
Mr.. Cummings, formerly of this place,
passed through town Saturday with a
party of friends en- route for Moriah,
where they spent New Years.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-01-06
COLLEGE NOTES.

College re-opened Thursday morning
at 8:15, the usual chapel hour. DR..
Crater conducted the exercises in the
mems chapel and President Thomas the
service for the women in the Warner
Hall hemicycle. Almost the entire
student body had returned for the first
session after the recess.
The girls of Battell cottage found
Sanford's straw-ride sleigh in waiting
for them at the station Wednesday and
took possession of their new quarters on
the hill with much satisfaction. During
the remodeling of the cottage they have
been provided for at Mrs. Mills house
and the old Seminary building opposite
President Brainerd's. The new cottage
is more than double the size of the old
and has been greatly improved in APP
pearance and convenience. 1t contains
rooms for 35 girls, besides a suite for
the matron and servants rooms. A
principal feature is the dining hall,
about the size of that of the Addison
house. twill eventually accommodate the
occupants of Pearsons hall as well as
Battell cottage, 100 in ALL 1t is a
beautifully finished room, with panel
led ceiling, two large fire places, large
windows commanding a beautiful view
to the west. Over the dining hall are
thirteen new rooms, designed for one
occupant each. The cost of the cottage
has been about 500, 900. Much credit is
due the architect, Frank L. Austin of
Burlington, who has made an attrac-
tive college hall out of the former resi-
dence, and also to Isaac Lavonche. the
contractor.
Ray l.. Fisher began his services as
physical director Thursday. 1t was an.
nounced that two hours a week of class
exercises would be required of all fresh
men and sophomore men. The classes
will meet in the old Catholic church on
Weybridge street. Mr.. Fisher will have
full charge of the building and will
superintend basket ball games of the
men.
President Thomas spoke at the annual
meeting of the Congregational church
in Richmond Wednesday night and
lectured in North Troy Thursday night.
He is to speak also at Danville Friday
night. Professor Howard delivered a
lecture in Manchester Tuesday evening.
The committee on Rhodes scholar
ships for Vermont will meet Saturday,
at the Van Ness house, Burlington, to
select Rhodes scholar from those who
passed the qualifying examinations in
October. The committee is Dean Per-
kins, Bishop Hall, Hon. F. d. Proctor
Hon. Joseph A. DeBoer, and President
Thomas, chairman. The Middlebury
men who passed the examinations are
Wayne c. Bosworth, II, and Philip E.
Kidder, II.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-01-06
BRIDPoRT.

AT the next Grange meeting the fol
lowing officers will be installed Master
Herbert Palmer; overseer, John Petty
lecturer, Mrs. c. A. Pratt; steward, Har
ry Pratt; assistant steward, Earl Dukett
chaplain, Mrs. Elba Frost; treasurer, d.
f. Myrick: secretary, j. S. Dukett gate
keeper, Jewett Wing; Ceres, Mrs. j. s.
Dukett; Pomona, Mrs. F. d. Sun.
derland; Flora, Miss Nettie Fisher
lady assistant steward, Miss Gertrude
Coburn; pianist, Mrs. j. G. Sunderland
The newly elected officers of the C. E
society are as follows; President, Miss
Gertrude Wheeler; vice-president, Mrs
&. f. Hamilton; corresponding secretary
Mrs. {. A. Pratt; recording secretary
Earl Dukett; treasurer, C. A. Pratt.
John Grosvenor started last Tuesday
for Oregon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-01-06
WEYBRID0E.

The ice in the creek above the falls
left Monday night quite unexpectedly,
carried away by high water from above.
No particular damage wus done to the
fumes on the falls.
II. l.. Thompson went to Montpelier
on Monday. He was accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Loretta, who returns
to her school at that place.
William Newton's yacht, which was
drawn on shore at the foot of Water
street, was seriously injured by the ice
jam.
Herbert X. Twitchell, who has been
assistant cashier of the Chemical Nation
al bank of New York for few years,
has been elected vice president of the
same bank. We wish to congratulate
Mr.. Twitchell on this his well deserved
promotion. An Addison county Wey-
bridge boy who began his banking ca
reer at Hartford Ct, thence to the
| Chase National bank and later to the
Chemical bank as assistant cashier and
now to the office of vice president. 1t is
said that when he applied for his first
clerkship at Hartford bank there were
several other applicants and after his
acceptance the president said: II have
had an eye on you for some time and l
find that your place at your rooms was
not vacant at night. You had no bad
habits, was truthful and earnest in all
your business, SO | have chosen you
from the rest" Well has Mr.. Twitchell
proved the good judgment of the presi-
dent by the steady promotions during
three years. He ascribes the secret of
his success in the main to the early train.
ing of his Christian mother.
/
Years.
Miss Lucy Brown is convalescent from
her sickness of last week.
Louis Golett has the job of caring for
the lumber being sawed for the New
Haven Manufacturing company this win
| ter
DIN Shaw, son of Carl Shaw, has ton
silitis, but is improving under DIR. S. S.
Eddy,
A new corn shelter is being put in the
old grist mill. Large quantities of
wheat are being ground. Wheat was a
good crop here and farmers are falling
in love with the home bread made of
the flour.
Business is lively around the mill and
stores here.
Mrs. Eta Hurd of West Cornwall has
been the guest of her brother, n. w.
Merrill, for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. L G. Drollett of West
Cornwall were Sunday guests of N. w.
Merrill and Monday guests of w. w
Kingsland.
Representative and Mrs. R. w. Day of
Panton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Sturtevant Saturday and Sunday.
H. L. Thompson has gone to Northern
New York to buy fur.
There will be union services in the
Congregational church next Sunday
night. Miss Balch will be the speaker.
Miss Bernice Twitchell left for New
York Monday night.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Austin and Mr.
and Mrs. Artemus Gaines visited in
Charlotte last week
T. S. Warner of Panton was the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. A. w. Sturtevant
few days last week.
On next Tuesday evening there will be
held a "Donation" at the Methodist
church. An oyster supper, music and
recitations, and Professor SWEET of Mid.
dlebpry college will be present to give an
accoAnt of his trip to Labrador.