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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
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.Sca nub fHiiia flnne bic sI5tc.
Sell uub iuifig inns oer SOeen--
MnE bns am 16. October uit, IN
5Ctf echalteHe 9nHstranshen. iOfat.
ann Nben6 bes Stem cur Elm iold]es n
benz Sutei bes Germ 8prsmcper ba
bier. Tab nnh nndD ben Z6neu be.
rlbmlihit beiannten ssei.pbaIia Or.
tteiter nntsr Der eeituHa ieines Rsi
hers, bee 6errn gaspoF 5ehtel. biz
.Beaus uub BetIes- Der Stuet Rno
llmaeaeub I'D, In aIlerlei 1feieeu
tatnmdhia idasuiHesn tpGr0en. iuor
pprnassnieben. }rah ihou mar bas
Sanaloial pon esm ilnaen oerrH
Gb Horemeuer lnathrlidl and aaf
Sitte ieiner SdDpsiiern. bic 6rduleia
Clara uno gRartha) In CrAunHa as.
lest.
Bort nit Siid,en un6 nit Sdnten! I!
Tai mir ms im Mcioen idhvnieu, !,
tonnts nion id,on sur Mittsss,et,
aui ibren antIissu ieien esesen
Sbenb erihieneu baIb bier baib ea
iein asihn,hdts iunse T6mheu Hnb
Serten bie lid, benz 6Ittl nahertcn
nnb burth bic 1tir earin perihipnn.t
hen.. 8edhwaHheng 8. nein sm
int Earlur SreRHeiunen iub 5reuHbeI
Al beariSeH unb nui ni: eritrn lte5s
Iiten 9bne Bee cubeiter iuarteno.
6ier unierbieItsH iih bic tSraLlein
Scsina unb SeHnfe 6iilsmeper is.uie
6ralleiH Btfton Don 6Oli.. bic bon
ben iuroen 6erru ecnrp .uHb Snm
Sertpn iuluir Gee steaemorn nadl
bier eseurtiert. niit ben 8eaus uuo
Selles Der @eSls -- aud einn ipnr
bier psrtreten. Tie Geucn Anbrew
Qlietbsrn.ss nE6 RiharA Snushan
ieipie Nen nab &emahliu e. u.
Sseets aritfeH arb ittatteIteN bie
DdHbe alter jreunor Hnb 6reHnoig'
Hcn. Gs wilroe An melt ititrcu, nile
Die iunarn Tnmen uuo le.reu-- -
sssitphaIias une iciner Shbe sa men.
nen. bic an ben Gnooriilea. Suiterr
liz, Srianst, nnb Gambler 3ol,er
an beu iiransniicn nno NHaIaiieu
an ben %pItas st;. (asiI uutmen.
lid ihperlteu, boaer uuo sieaen
80 war unier ben 6rau!sin bo Gle
1ulia, bic Roialic. GIIn, bic &rr
truo bic Seainn, bic Nnna. Sic
CLARA. Die War; a, bic SpbanHa.
uuo - nno - ia une unl ihrem
anS ibryr ivganAinnsu Toilette gu
beihrribcu, music mon rnd srrncr
mir SduIs. Ta!Imspev poer ..
Gsarlinstp ppu SeiieriOH Giip ibid
en-, poer bier bel detltsl uue ollie.
merer nuirnaen.
gaB aud bic iuuaeH bcrrrR i'm
bellrH Nn,uge Oas (nHsb,in and al
&sasla orr 9unIt idrwaaesu, luIE,e
iclOn Der llurriahyeuiis !ridt bco.
bahteu. vi - luu bdbcu bic SeuS,
be ncnrps. ocr 1eursc. Albert,
Aueuit. lermann. arogt. Schn.
Strphnu. Setter. Martin. ghor!tS
unb Der % bic schmsrtuuacu. bic lie
m,t uollenor;tr mrasie ouNuhr.el'.
esIcru; ba epdh beOabte Suhraiisuw
uno Snperpnprn pcr ScuiiurN Mt
iercs &iiiruS nismaIs in &rlshalic
,ptiltcn2
gos 5nnstniusdtu pcrIiri oui eos
Snhauoiai,s pie inmer - saoem
bate oer SursHsrtr aud uihi bic
seriroae 6Ieaelei eceuleet Suu,;
II llar ipisIte has Craslisr;, .Sii:en
10 the &UdiupbirS- ett. uno oamil
enNc,c ens $rroulecu,
All work anil no play makes Jack =
dull hoy.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
yotalcs'

Scruean Nltbueicr lcntte feline
%dlp,t,e sm Wontae nadlYleta. suni
Beipdie pep ger,uonhten nnb Se'
Saanten.
Die 3irma piltemeper 4 Sun
tanbtsn am 2ienstae abermaIs cline
Garlabuua Sieb ~ Mnrtte.
-=Nerr Z. y. 6oudin bon Sci.
ifriop @itp iests iith burd aaui IN
hcp GeEs bon 3 beiiers, bic porbin
3. s.. 2uebbert ani bey Gd)o SsaIIep
stOf 1am aeb6rtsn.
Gan glitiirahl fubr ant Sams.
tao Anrh ben Samin bet &obnune
Ass perrn Stepbau Ylertcnsueper IN
Der Vabe bonn Std unb Tam an,
Cinae. Cb er llnbeil nit iih brads
te, pns HiAt betanut.
-Mnrtin SpSe tebrte ont Gienstne
son Martinsbura mad, bier suriid.
keG,Senikr bort mehr bonn cine MpHc
bel Sex.uauoten perlpeilte.
-=-5rduieir NRarie Gdlauweder
fcdker BON @erbnrb Shauiueder.
weIhe eiHiae @phen in Altpn, an.
hei ibrru Srubcr 6od)rr. Stephan
Sdnuluedcr oui Seiuh mar. III onl
Tienstaa hsimsehrt.
Aeenm Gle Och iparen iuojien.
baun fauicu sic ibre Stluhuaorru
hsi Secuted & 1iItrmeper
Nan osriaume nidlt. Hreiie nit
Euaiitdt,a psraleih,u
VII y bcr' S3tieiel s2,9i II. sS.i5,
--6ssr Weu alietbernes BON gopir
Gnst par am sdmiiaa bier. IN Elm
br,pdhrter 1reuno bes -SuItsblatt"
bas bel bel piuttlid,erSurausb b.
uus. lluisru Gaut fir ben metr
ale freuHslid,eu Heiuh
--2eis bas id,Ous Rebidlt .lln'
treueS giAbsnburis. ods uadl oegI
Derulh hss @ldubers pom is. OFT.
nit; acrase 100 Sabre aIt. nbsraIi.
po Teutiue iino. eeiunaen wiro nno
burdh eipeu ieItiamen ,luiaIt brr
Rat,pelt erhalter blieb,
-Snbaunes Grcberid aoeiter,
Hebdtteuy uu0 NerniSaebcr bcS
,Riiipuri Noltsirruu6 In Der
Siants,0apptiiGot 9riieriun Gitp.
beiud,le an Sunntoa Gltern. cies
idl,pibsr Iuo 3relmSc bei unb III lei.
ner Gekuytsiiabt @eiphniiu.
Ter odltharc ". 8. Sruan.
Shultpamiiidr pcn Cinoe 6puutu.
lpor am Iitirodl in @fhphalid, be
Inhte bio bieNRch Shulen urb beoob
iid, Johann padl QpNercn shalcr oes
Gnnntg's,
nerv Henrn Nvrtb bon Me,o. Der
mebrcre aaArs spr, .iniriebeubeit iei.
iusr SsabIU has Gmt siaeS COUNTY,
6iAter heileibete, beiuthte an,
Sami,ap IN 8eeIsituna ieinsr 6e'
mahlin pHp Ntnb, Nittue !pemu
@ouh ~ sGuttcr uue tsrpbmonio,
bic anaHblidlih bier In eee EesIs
,peiIt.
-dtaa nermann 1osbsrn uuu
Saos biIit oueenbIidlidl ihrc
Ghpeilse Gbriitinc--Sran 6ran, G.icl
peb, Nuellsr bier bsim Nupen,
--.,lna maaii hu sicb'n uad) Sao
unb Wpro
Gen On uuo @sh, nah alien @ln'
ben,
60 ipiyii hn itets baiieite 2oinnas.
mort,
Tie arbeit anb bee 9ebenS Ilbial
iinocm,
--aai SADIE - cine babide ,3abl
- warcu 20, bic bic 2reitniaid,ins
BON Ctlaihldeaer 4 Sar iar bic
Eittiue 3tcphdn sjshtcl nui ihrer
iarm bel 2iilrtpwn nit 4eissu iiill'
te. aeip Runbcr, tpeua bic Niillc
bel einea Eco geriteniait aai apiieii
bes ooiss rao Der Treiher acfsiert
ipnrbe.
.oeit hem 2ens NIT ieinen olumen.
osii BEN oerblt nit isinen sebrn:
pens n ti<blidss yerbriben.
e<rbh u igxuRbiifes genihTn.s
4cbsrs q niueen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16

Gin leeer 1sntid. .xHrriianes'
elite eieicniaf erasid-an,eeri,aniid
lcisans meihs ietas heimaftiid'sa
.ne prriealfh<a Sattwiier hets md
,eiru Rrairu p<rsri:i ana traftiaa
anfrrhaeru. .-.>>----..--.,..ez<-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16

Ter llrterseitHcte rulriEt, er:
Srsnbt - 40 Stni - Sfh,uclnc 50
inamen phsy In esrupgta al yirHAl,
ber ;a ucri3g:en. Xah.re Aastg.':
ertAi.t
Al5es Sd'Iiei. gserthlaIeg,
Qoeletgwa. gSr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
+ 5taa Ssiuritb 1luelier. +

o." s''A' ~
Bon hem 5urnle idliuer uub bang
lbnt Der 0Iude @rab9einua;
s<aN- -segleiten ihre 5rnueritbIdae.
etneu @nnorer aui osm Iebtcu @eae
@eitdr,t ourh bic Spsnoe Der hl
@en5ebrun9. ihico am &, sipp.
9ur.. um llbr 10 Wiu., Hahmit
/ tasS tirau ociurih Nueller aus ben
2eben. Nod, eirem ieicrIidlen 8eaui
sm in benz prahtpUllen @ptteshauiI
N 9iidipuutnin am RurOen 0cS Stei
9tpu., ROM ouhm. Sdlranm ssle
brirt, iuorau Sinber. Sh,piaerl 0hr'
Gu,rl uno llseaiel uno cine eroBt
Ansabl eSemeiaoemitaIiceer Shei
luabmcu, lparoe bic Scihe Der IL
| 0Ltt 9utihlaieueu uRier ocn (rnuer
/ idl!doeu eer @lUdeu, nui benz bovii,
gen 6rieobele sur lcsten $nhs be
liattgt.
; Sgau beinridl HueIlcr eeb. $an
scr iuor sin aiuO Reiphal,ns, tsc'
bpyCn ON 26. Sept. ls4O -- 5 Sabre
nadl Der @rluOuua Scs StdbhenS -
errrihte nc ipniit ria NIter non II
Sabrcu ! Vlpunt uuo 10 Soaen. En-
2itcu Nai 1888 itlpb iic nit oCin'
r;dl Gueller ben Suuo ilrs Scben.
mi, brm hc n,shr bssu 81 Sabre IN
olldlidcr 6hc o>rlcbtc upe Der seutc
ihr Sd,eioeu betmuert, Gin nibsr
ainoerie1cu II Sbdlter uih ) Sotrs
bcalL9ts bieieS Saar. uuupu ? Sph'
ter uuo ciu Spha I'M sortcu aItcr
pos 3citIidle leaucteu lp'rie Die
lptbter aoelheine. @enioblin cines
Nesiultp, Ssuu ben nod 20 lcbeu'
ben Ninpern ~ Auna. Die Vcmeh'
lin ppn perninru Spbbeu unb VIA.
rie, ole Vemab,in ppu Ncnrn Sstb'
bcu. Die In Der H6hc oon Secs
mphrbait. mahreuN 0hriliine. bic
@cmabliu ppu orani Gisl in &elt'
pba!ia unb 9dtperiun. bic @emahliu
ppa ,lphn Sshrterberper IN aariaS
0itn lowie bic SrnuIe,u 2isiie, Rc
aina. Soicphiua mo Sier'Na Nuel'
, ler ;ciipirren. Ter q hn Z Sjhn le5i
init peR Eapa aui Der Sarm p,i Sidl
fountain. wahrrno Suicph als
Shniepcmeiiier in Der ssetrppplc il
ocs Staates beitdltiet III. 81 ertcl
nno = llrentel 'betruueru nit benz
srps una llraroBpapa ueblt ben &C.
/, noRnten Rinocru bic ans esm sebsu
@eihis0ene su bar 3icree ihres &c
idled,tcs eeb0rte. oeuu wphl NE
baitc Ciaae 9nuntu eire pradtiacrs
Barac,sirnu ais nc. bic all bic Scr'
anoeruretu IN ben II Sahreu srleete.
bic bier rh srriauet.
.glur ben hns yeie bctriilt, een
iost CO On.
lie N,hern aeheu Till pprbci b.
rnu.
SSeEn eirfr Ftrht ors fraetsnl
6reauaestreis
@ibt boa @sleit uiau. een usoi
-iieh aeuonn.
1raat u,aa bic licbe dran. eis
Gottin iprt =
o<ht tuutsra sarpe tisiesh<ao'
y acx MANN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
HeHs aa;tisrn'
snm Vrrfani.

snS bel 5Hoas 6eHrp gorth in R.ta
= oabHe non ber Rbooe 5slano See
Saiie 10 si.00 per Gtaf.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
Sciauntmadnns.

aife Attiens Snhdber Ser Si1a
Geautu Sair sfiuciatiuR fine hier..:i
er'pdr am Snnistna ben 2ten gsssm
Der nm 2 iihr Rodaurttass i:-. Com
IN eeriGtionts su sira su crit<;nsz'
nab an Der Eahf pCn sEi,rttrrsn
oes SerciHs FAT . tDnmtunc ,fcE
Rd al bctteiiiaeu. isguie Ha Etg-
ai.es srbere non SeinEa sa bcr1tscs
HHe 81 ncrftiaeiaea.
einH. Mp.. &oR.i. 1911.
Seiev5 EouFne. %yc,
ghaS. Z. ssasu.a SsG r.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
|Ssaitsteer ItaatifAsa Weiaabheite
WeaSrbe.

--9ie aus Der statiiiit bes Gen.
trai Sureaus eriiftlifl itarben in
cmee :ouHtp i'm RO not anguii att.
IS sseriOueu nub siuar ant 9sphus'
5ieber. l on Sharlo d nub anl
aeadhuiien. ionic cine am arcbs
2 on sierp0Htdt an 5crs,rnihitl
i'm Iuerperat State /. uub on
anScren araufteiten. Tie Geburts.
after iiir Auanit belief iih ouf S5.
Tie Gin,puhnersabi uun Ciose
Guntp bctrnst nod Gr. draut y.
Siiler, Staats.Sesiiirur. l4,2S3.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
3ahssr5fiid,es.

Rulit ~ ei.VV VT (IIu.
.}aRssrstfiAes.
Slle 9ieieniatH, bic funhgerefte
Snhne lieben, ipstde eeunn voiies
Hro feline llnnnHehmlih.eiteH ucrar.
infcn-fpwie bic. iuelhc id,nerslos
.3nhr su ertierHeH oOer aHeore sahas
1rsfli6lc arbeit UiHiflen iiHo eriHdt
BET o. y. Fainter Oer eiressi ahria;
erfabrune Sarin beiist HHo als gr-
pert betnnHt il ugraai5reGcu. q.
Sninter miro am MiftupdA eea 20.
Supember in &efph1lia far oJis.
sUede I'd nufhaReH.
4 ur D co &tuHe. Sh tfsyfet=
le mid ollie ienen 6armerH nne Cit
shhtcru bic iunee Cbfbdunit ans
pifnuseu molten. ais aaeut fur bic
5aps SauniiAHls. 7ie 8dumfea
aus bicier Rurierp Enb iri'd Hao
fraftia uno lsieeH Hidlt SHnt laaoea
transport.
SsrnarkS SaatitF
Tir. bie lluterseiduettn. nHterianeH
tisrmtt alice SnasH aai Siib in BE-:
Ilmianuuna ioFpohl ats nHs rbaIs
xuicrerr aarmtsnber. SHd .ra9.
ring" lutro borani rada aeSalOs;.
Slnui6srhaHNeInbe weroeH mir Fe.
ihtIib beIaneeH.
Grant Sreiie-
@.th:!ai G.al
Smrg IIJJt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
ll)tnn Derfas Bit gIiter ppn ben
pdu,atn 4tst

IN es 8eit id nadl lsIsiAer Stoiisn .uno
9ahen fur bic Serbi. uno @uter SaiioH umsu.
,Ieben Gie yselt - Oft NIT llnredt. beHrtheit ben
aRarn nad ieiHer aleipuna. aleibe cid nniianois
bod gut uuo iudhe bic gateriaiien bort. no bos
aiiortea,en reifi;d liir allie alaiieH -: aruuno
Aedl ssu iinben IN. s
Saiuhs bic asrbi4ait Gller, Ger arnie,iii bel
mir gut aAiaeboben. neil id bic anabfdsait oes
90 it beiier iilr 8eibe u,b beiier far mid, sun,ol
rrea 9aben eine reidlldpe iib slufriebeniistienbe
Slnslnee on aleiberipfen fir bic pcrbf uHb ssiu.
ter saiipn fir Suna iIno alt euthdtt. 8elpnbere
aumertiamteit idcHtentuir alien -iailprbers. ssir
sahlen fur 5:brten PET Sabn - pocr 6srrp ic aad
Der Sbbe Der Gintdiife.e
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16

-SerporaasHbe sauilspte In al.
len Stdbten arcbsn uno tfleinen ipti'
len bab es nnmbalid, M alle 9heile
oes 8arenlagsrs ;im SdlanieHiier
lussuilel)en. I'm benz s,ubliiam lire
garen Dor aueen ~ fiitren. muB
~ borani binueiien. mas CT bat aub
Sos seid,ieIt beinuntlid aBl beIien
ourd bic .3etlame In Der 9eitnns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30
SALISBURY.

The Is. of y. C's of the CongrcGa-
uonal Church gave an enjoyable dime
social Friday evening with receipts 500
Mrs. NJ. II. Sawyer has returned from
u Burlington hospital, where she had been
under treatment for some weeks Mrs
f. /. Hamilton will entertain on Thanks
giving the Hon. and Mrs. }. T.. Weeks Of
Middletury. the Hon. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Ninslow of Brandon. Miss Estele Rey-
nolds and her brother Charles y. Hol-
land. vice-president of the Plymouth
County Stock company of Brockton.
Mass.-The annual election of the officers
oil Dunmure Grange will he held Friday
evening, December 1.-Albert KinGsland
has been made partner with +. &.
Dyer in the Big store donald Morgan
sustained a painful injury while PLAYING
at the homc of his parents Thursday,
falling on a pillow and cutting a cash ON
his forchead.--Mrs. j. +, Dyer is suffer
Ing severe attack Of bronchitis-Mrs.
u, NJ, More has returned from "A visit
to her granddaughter. Mrs Kemp Flint
at Northheld. The Rev. T. Heller went
Monday TO join Mrs Heller and their
daughter to spend two weeks In Albany.
n Y. with relatives
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30
GRANVILLE.

Mrs T.. w. Ford and son. II. L. Ford
and his daughter, gladys, have returned
from Compton, y. H., where they haNe
been to visit Mrs. George CARROLL and
family Mrs. CARROLL will he remembered
AS Miss Myrtle Ford or this city,. \.
Ninton is in failing health. caused by
old age.-Mrs. Frank Wilson, who has
been with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Wiriam Stone, has returned home.-Miss
Mary Child is on the road to recovery
after two weeks illness with bronchitis.
There was candy social at Ladies'
hall Friday evening which was much
enjoyed by the children. Games were
played and dancing enjoycd.--Moses
Sargent sang several songs ana Louis
PutncY presided at the organ.-Mrs
". y. Archer and three children of
liraintree are guests of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. BuglcN.-Mrs. Wales
Sargent and three children Of Ran
duiph are in town, She is a sister of
Mrs. Archer.-1 G. BugleY and son
Harry, are to have Il family party
Thanksgiving daY.-,Mr. and Mrs. G
II. Baglev. children ana grandchildren
are all at the old home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30
MONKTON.

Regular services win be held Sunday
at the Boro and at East Monkton at 2:3O
p. m. Each service will he followed by
Sunday school-The annual donation of
the Methodist Church will be held on
Tuesday evening. December D. at the
church at Monkton.-The w c. T. L.
will meet with Mrs. Jennette Barnum
Friday afternoon of this week The meet
ings Of the Epworth League, recently or
ganized, are well attended. Meetings are
held every Thursday evening.-Mr and
Mrs. l.. Il. Mech were in Burlington
Monday.-The Misses Helen and Lena
Geo were visitors az Bristol Monday
Mrs. |. j. Elliott of Newport, who has
been visiting her mother and other rela-
tlves the past week. returned home Tues
day.-G. G. Thomas has rented his farm
and stock TO his brother. j. r. Thomas.
He has moved his family to his wifes
fathers, &. II. Dean, and will work his
farm the coming year. Mrs. Thomas,
who is gaining slowly will he cared for
by her mother.-Iester C. Dean has taken
possession of the farm purchased by Mr.
and Mrs. o. A. Baldwin. -- Edward Shcp-
herd has bought the Downing place at
the Boro of Leon Devoid. The Rev. and
Mrs II. NJ. Hall have gone to East Dor
set to spend Thanksgiving with her peo-
plp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

j. A. Williams finished drilling
well for Allen Hill Thursday which
is 40 feet deep and furnishes an in
eXhaustible supply of water--ken-
meth Aldrich while playing with
dog Saturday received quite a severe
bite. II is Thought no serious results
Will follow Edward Krupp has let
his farm TO Frank Mills and IS operat-
Ing the Mills store on the Wiliston
road.--A son was born Thursday To
Mr. and Mrs II. T. Tlllev-Schools
closed Friday for n weeks vacation
Miss Relief Levanway of Milton is the
guest Of Mrs. w. W. Aldrich.--H
Chesbro has moved to Washington,
where he has bought farm.
A successful term Of school was finish
Cd Friday afternoon on Spear street hS'
Mrs. Anna S. Allen of Panton. Thanks
giving exercises included reading OF tho
Spear Street Journal, edi.od by the
by all, including parents and friends. The
Shelburne street school was accompanied
hV their teacher, Miss Baldwin. and thci-
school director. generous sum Of mone,'
was presented by Charles II. Footc 81
Fairview and by Mr.. and Mrs & C.
Sails II will be invested in Christmas
gifts for each of the pupils
Miss Lena Russell left the experiment.
farm Sunday morning for a months va
ca lion, which she will spend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Russell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge ~

of his daughter Mrs. Walter II. May of
Pittsford, were held at st. stephens
Episcopal Church at two o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon with a large attendance.
The remains had been brought here ON
the 11:27 train There was great pro-
fusion of beautiful flowers. The funeral
service of the Episcopal Church was con-
Quoted by the Rev. John Evans Bold. the
rector. MIR. IIawker had been for over
80 years II well-known resident of this
town and up to two years ago had been
for several years ianitor Of the court
house building. Besides his daughter
Mrs May of Pittsford, he leaves one son.
James Hawker Of Silver Ariz. The inter-
ment was in the West cemetery and the
bearers were Jerome holland, Henry
HAYES. Charles II. Balm, John Dyer
Frank Ashley and George Mead,--The
National bank and all the business places
in town will be closed to-day and the
postofice will he open at the usual holi-
day hours. According to custom union
thanksgiving services of the congrega-
tons of the Methodist, Memorial Baptist
and Congregational Churches will be held
at the Methodist Church at 10:i5 a. M,
and the annual sermon will be preached
by President John NJ. Thomas of Middle
bury College.-Rogers and Wells are
building large storchouse north of their
manufacturing plant on Mill street, which
they will press into service to take the
place of a large storehouse building near
the freight depot, recently sold to Emery
Wissell.-Edson G. Ryder and family are
moving back to their farm 4 New Haven
from the house on South street, which
Mr. and Mrs. Ryder recently sold TO Mrs.
William Mills, who will at once occupy
the premises. Eugene T.. Rogers has re-
turned to Burlington. where he expects to
pass the winter.-.John Breen. who some
time ago returned from Marble City,
Colo has gone to East Dorset. where he
has u position with the Green Mountain
Marble company.-Mr. and Mrs George
r. kiddcr have gone to 1Iolyoke. Mass.
TO attend the wedding of a relatives. r.
Stynblock and family of Albany. y. Y.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs Jane (Rivett Sullivan died at her
home at four o'clock Monday morning
after an illness OF only one day with
acute indigestion. She was the widow of
Morris Sullivan, who died in Shoreham
the first day OF last December, and was
Sc wears Of age in July. Mrs sullivan had
lived in Shoreham for 81 years and was
the mother of nine children. of whom the
following six are living Mary, wife or
Louis Mayou Of Champlain. -, y. Jen-
ME. wife of Harley MCGOWAN of Hart
ford Conn. and Daniel D., Mitchell.
George Morris and Patrick Sullivan. all
of Shoreham She had been "A very active
woman all her life and in excellent
health up to the day preceding her death.
The funeral services were held at st.
Genevieve's Church at nine o'clock We'd
nesday morning.
Mrs. W. W. Moore has returned from
a two weeks visit with her son. +. ii.
Moore in Ticonderoga.Mrs. Sullivan
widow of the late Morris Sullivan. died
early Monday morning at the home OF
her son. Morris. after a short illness with
acute indigestion.-John Larrabee of Lam
sing. Mich. is visiting at his brothers
W. G characteristics Mable Tanner Is
AZ East Hampton, Mass.-AIiss Ina Smith
went last week to West Upton, Mass.
where she will spend the winter-Alrs. A.
NJ. Smith has returned from a visit at her
sisters In Burlng ton.-Mr and Mrs. +.
r. Plat and daughter went to GlenS
Falls. N Y. Monday to attend the we'd
ding of Mr.. Platts sister, Nellie, and
r. II. Preble. which was to take place
Tuesday noon Charles I.aValley Sr. Is
i'll with pleurisy.-1'he regular meeting
OF the MORAY Wan club was held with Mrs.
A. NJ Smith Tuesday afternoon.
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are moving here and will occupy the Rich
house on Seminary street.-The entire
class of schoolmates Of Harvey Smith,
who recently had a portion of his left
hand cut off at the saw mill, gave him a
surprise party Wednesday and each gave
a small token. WILDER w. Wood and fam
ily are moving to Terre Haute, Indiana,
where they will make It their future
home Mr.. Wood was for several years
travelling salesman and later manager of
the Brandon italian Marble company
Edward T. Belts. who has been in town
for "A week. called here from Boston as
the representative OF the James Wilkeson
& CO., electric outntters to change some
work in the electric apparatus in the new
college dormitory, left for his home In
Cambridge. Mass, Wednesday. --Post Will
liam =. Russell, No. 50. @. A. r., at their
last regular meeting endorsed Governor
John A. Mead Of Rutland for the next
department commander for the State of
Vermont
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WHITING.

Mrs. Lizzie Wells is improving at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington,
where she has been for several weeks
recovering from an operation. She ex-
poets to return home next week.-'rhad
Denton, who has moved to Brandon from
Hilton. \. j., was tho guest Of his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs, II. W. Denton, sun
day, His little daughter. Prudence ar-
companied him.-Alrs, u. J. Brown visited
her sister, Mrs. Wells. AT the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week Mrs j. NJ.
Stickney visited in Brandon TUESDAY
Mrs e. W. Baker was in Brandon Tues