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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

Christmas sale by the ladies of the
Winthrop street Baptist church will be
held in the vestry, Thursday and Fri
day afternoon and evening. Sale
opens at 230 P. NJ. Free entertain
ment each evening. Wide opportuni-
ty for holiday buying, aprons, en-
broidered articles, cooked food, candy.
jellies and preserves. Ice cream and
cake on SALE. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

fascinating display of articles
suitable for Christmas gifts may be
found at the congregational chapel
this afternoon. The sale will last
through Friday, with play given by
the Young Woman's League on Thurs
day evening, and supper served by
the Woman's Board on the closing
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05
Rows,s Corner GRANGE.

Two APPLICATIONS were received al
the meeting OF Rowe's Corner Grange,
Auburn, Saturday evening. No pro-
gram was given. At the meeting
Saturday Dec Z, election Of officers
will be held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

George W. Haskell of Arsenal street,
who has been i'll with tonsilitis. has
so far recovered that he expects to be
able to get out of doors, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05
FfREPIAcEs! FIREpLAcEs!

Many attractive fireplaces have
been built in this vicinity and other
parts of the State by Alfred Hanson
& Son, mason contractors. office,
Room s, Maine Farmer Bldg. This
concern makes a specially of fire.
place work and employs experienced
workmen who understand this branch
of the business Phone S09-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

Arthur Holt of Clinton was az bust
ness visitor, Wednesday, in the city
and called at the probate office at
the courthouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

W. E. Lawry left, Wednesday after
noon, for Houlton, where he will re-
main until after the close of the ia
cobson murder trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

Pathe Weekly are the two other fea
ture pictures at the Opera House that
will be exhibited this afternoon and
evening rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

Mrs. Sarah A. Fessenden of Win
throp was in the city, "Wednesday, on
legal business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

Charles Seekins of Branch Mills was
among the ut-of-town visitors
Wednesday, in the city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

e. c. Ambrose of Readfield was in
the city, wednesday, on a brief BUSH
ness visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05
Daily kennebec Journal
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Barrett Potter of Brunswick was a
business visitor, Wednesday, in the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-05

--sPlrere -iss, n aeraanl.far mere tl New
England's tobacco.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
eiIberidate i'm 8arem6amie.

I'm sic Mitte oes 16. Sobrbunoerts
~beifanoen freunOi9afti9e 8~e3iebungen
3pif9en Dem Mostoniteraar Span
Dem @9redli9en uno ser iungfrGuli@
9en &0nigin @lifabetb BON England.
Ser Gar befpiIigte ben GnglGnoern
grpBe 9anoelspripilegien, uno ole R0z
nigin erpies ii9 oart6ar our9 rei9e
@ef9ente. Die Silbersef9ente Der
englif9en &Onigin an Sen 3aren
Stpan oen S9redli9en un0 feline
Ra9folger ftelen etnen S@aB aItengs
li99en Silbers BON bpbem Mdteridl=
uno &unIttpert oar. Die toitbaren
@tide beFinoen li9 gegenpdrtig in
Ser @rmitage, i'm NnitI9topzpalais
uno in Der Srufbeinaja palata. Sin
Encouragement &enner altengIiT9en
Silbers GuBert 1i9 in NusOriiden
b09fter REMEMBERING iiber ben Sill
berf9aB oes ruFi59en &aiferbdufes.
9ie aus Dem Sabre 1867 ftammenOe
beriibmte SuoorI9ale 1T ods friibeIte
Gtiid oes @9abes, uno troB feiner
S9li9tbeit 1T eS aud zines Der fptz
barften Stiide. 3on oiefen G9dlen
fin6 iiberhoupt nur bier b5rbdn0en;
cine BON ibnen tpuroe Dor 5ebn Sabren
BEL Gbriitie fir 41,OOO RubeI Der>
fault,
3u Ser @ommlung geb0ren flint
Iil6erne TlaI9en, ettpa 80 9umpen
BON GROCER @9Onbeit; Die beiten
@tiide perebrte &arl II. Dem 3dren
MIerei Midailopitf9. Inter Sen reid
uusgsftatteten Sumpcn befinoen fi9
einige 1ebr feltfame Stiide. 9roB TT
sic 3abl Der &riige uno Rannen aus
Der 3eit Der @%lifabetb uno SatObs L.
prG9tig, nbarbarif9" prddtig. iin6
atpei maFipe 2eoparOen aus Dergploe@
tenn SiI6er aug Dem Sabre 1900.
NGlein oas Material oiefer pra9titiide
reprdfentiert einen Mert poa 3ebntult=
fenoen. @s gibt au9 f9One aItenslts
f9e Meintibler, gieuntii9s Silberss>
fdBe, Sic fi9 in Der Grmitdge befin>
oen. Ser gr0Bte 0iefer &iibler pieet
700 pfun0 uno 5ei9net ii9 our9
berborroeeno f90ne Mrbsit aug. Sin
stpeiter &iibler aus Dem Sabre 1926
1T cine gGrbeit oes franSOfidsn @mts
aranten pauI Qomerie.
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Saidiidrander anf Dem 0rnnOe
0es gtils.

Sine beitere @pifobe aus benz
&f Der dgpptif9en poIi3ei gegen
bas 9af9if9rou9en nirO aus &airo
beri6tet: Ser Mamour Wpli3eipprz
fteber) bes 8ulafer OiItrittes, Der
1Gon man9en tiibnen StrauB nit ben
&au9ern bes ~berp0nten &rauts unb
ben bie1es begiiniigenben Snbabern
oeDifer Embellishments ousgefo9ten
bottle, tpunberte Ii9 boriiber, bob ieit
l1ngerer 3eit feline uebertretung Der
betreffenben @efeBesbor59rift me6r gu
feiner &enntnis selangte. @r f9loB
baraus, nibt obne einen geniFen &es
fpett Dor feinem eigenen 4mtseifer gu
empfinOen, bob bas f9ier unausrott=
bare llebel nun bod .pobl enb9iltig
arriidgebGmmt lei.
90 purbe ibm por einigen Sagen
gemelbet, baB 1i9 cine 9aI9i19rou>
9erei ouf benz @runbe bes giils cuff
geton babe. Natiirli9 glaubte CT 3us
nG9ft an einen S9er5, tonnte Ii9
aber balb boz Der &i9tigteit Der Mits
teilung ii~beraeugen. SIN 8uloter
Quarter, i'm Centrum BON &airo,
pirb sur 3eit cine nete Nilbriide err
baut, unb am re9tsIeitigen ufer pes
SluFes iinb eroBe Senttditen (gaifs
fons) Bis auf ben @runb bes StrO>
mes binobgeloHen pprben, in beneR
Mrbeiter nit Der Sunoamentierung
Der Raimorern bef9Gftigt finb. @i@
men biefer &Gftsn botte nun elm erin.
berif9sr 9of9if6bubenpirt als
@au9lotol berseri9tet. unb feline
Runbf9aft CAB ii9 ba in bef9auIi9>
iter Rube ben Monnen Der geliebten
Saf9if9pfeife bin. Die ganae Sc
feIlf9oft, es beiBt an bic ie93ig per-
Tpnen, purbe an bic Cuff bef0rbert
unb auf ben poIi5eipoiten gefiibrt. mo
Bel ben iibli9en Geftftellunsen Der
6err Glamour unter ben SiinberM
mon9ss inn BON friiber ber betannte
@eIi9t begriiBen tonnte.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
Gyiirltlidlc gnoler.

Die Ser3pein BON Site, Oie fiir3l;G
unter 10 traurigen umitGnOen ibren
@emabl berloren bat, pflegte in ihren
iiin9eren Sabren nit i6rem 8rueer.
Dem ieBigen 8eberrf6er @roBbritans
MEMS, in 8almoral i'm Mngelfport gu
petteifern. 8eIonoere @orliebe begter
sic beioen &inoer oes prin5en rpr
Wales fir ben 2a9sfune, unO fie BAT
ten IS Oarin III elmer 3iemliden SER
tigteit gebru9t. I'm oas SntereRs an
Ser Sadie gu erbOben, pflegten fie
Metten ab5uf9lieben, per Sen I4per@
item Slid fangen niirOe. Nun batteG
lie einmal bei6e einen befonoers gro~
BEN uno 19peren 8urf6er aus Dem
@ef9le9te Sulmo aufs Rorn eenpmz
men; aber Ser f9laue MaKerbepobner
bate es Der1tdnoen, INNER pie0er ben
Na9ftenungen Ieiner @srfolger gu
entqeben. Das Grgerte oen prinoen
mebr, als er 5ugeiteben mo9te, 5umal
feline Gltere S9rsIter gepettet bate,
tie piiroe ibm Sen @9uppentrdger por
Ser Nofs p~estapern. 60 ItanO er oenn
zines Mergens beiOnoers friib uuf, UNI
feiner &ipalin Die 8eute ab5uiagen.
Nber dls er Ii9 ser Stene oes 5luhes
ndberte. no fi9 Der i9eue Sulmonios
getpObnli9 tumraelte. blieb er plOBlt1
Itarr Dor Staunen un0 WeroruB ftez
ben. Denn feline S9peter fam ibm
bereits entgsgen. Sic Nugelrute iber
Der @9uIter, in ibrem @efpIse elm
eeSunqe, Der teu9eno ben idperen Slid
6inter ibr FER i9leppte. sic bate benz
Iel6en Geoonten gebdbt pie ibr Brus
Ser, peritano ii9 aber duf oas n6riis
bersAufItsben" nod better oIs ct.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
9emdlttnrm 4. graa5Oicn.
D'aguisfahe @cfnlrcn ciueS Iducreu,
eruatpurtunssrriden Sicnies.

DfhNft8Iuuc WcIuntcH etle9 tWlUIAe"f
beraatportunssrriden Sicnies.
Sn oieTen Sagen gina Our6 ole
3eituneen bic Ho6ri6t, OaB ouf Der
SnTsI 2Dbeiru feds gerIonen eiu9ez
f9loFen Teien, oie f6on felt % Sdgen
ohne Iobrung pdren, unO OaB mon
bic bur6 bic IatureIemeute BON Der
&uBenpeIt gbgei6nittenen tuum nod
lebeno dntreffen nsrOe.
Sdufig senug iino 2eu6ttiirme bic
Staten dbnli6er furhtbdrer 9ruaOs
bien. So purbe auf einem 2eufts
turn oes Sap 5iniiterre elmer Der
8Grter plDBIi6 BON Mubniinn bsfalS
len. @s mar Nd6t unD Iein Sc
fdbrte belt sic @adt in Dem Geu4t@
turn. SSener f~letterte Die Better ert@
por uno beriu6te, 0as 2idt aus5us
MAIDEN. Ser onoere muBte etnert
fur6tbaren &f nit ibm beitshen,
iinb es qeIona ibm f6lieBGia, ibn
gu feFeIn. ST biBtc Ole Idtparae
ssloqqe; gum Slid bsmertte man fs
morqens bonn 2anbe aus. 9as Mleer
beqiinftiate bic 2anoung. Wlau be-
mG6tigte Ti9 Oes Srren nno erieBte
Jpn bur9 etnen dnoeren Wdrter.
0isns;Tpr III ber erTfe Gin0rud,
Sen ser 4ufentbalt auf benz 2eu6ts
turn ma6t, 70 fart, OdB er ben
Neuunoefommenen fofort entmuti9t.
0as entfeBIi6e @erGuf9 in Der 2us
terne, bic @inbft0Be, Ole ben 2sudt@
turn eraittern la1en unb Die Slider
ins RIirren bringen, bas @ebeul unb
8raufen ser Noeen erforoern eben
Itdrte Nerben.
4uf mdn9en 2eu9ttiirmen 1T bic
fdmale Better, Oie our Quterne fiibrt,
nit teinem @eIGnoer berfeben, uno
su beioen Geiten gGbnt Der unermeB@
Ii6e Abgrunb. Sin fuIf6er Sritt 1T
Der Sob. 60 fiel Sean Mebil, MGA@
ter ouf ben v&p6ss : Ooubres", als
er chen feline Wa6e beenbet bate. am
6. Sanuar 1893 BON Der Setter uno
bIieb tot. @eine @efdbrten nidelten
ibn in eeteerte 9einfponb unO gaben
bag Nptaeifen. Nber Der Sturm
mar fur9tbdr. TiinF3ebn Sage bin<
bur9 mar ie0e Qdnbung unmOgli9.
Die beiben ueberleben6en, 2eroh unb
gbubanton, bIieben fortpGbrenb an
Ser Qaterne, an bic S9eiben ft9
oriidenb uno oie enbloie JIG9e Our4@
TpGbenb. Sic fpagten ni9t, chamber
gu berIafen, pa9ten %3ufummen I'M
Mpparat3immer uno fdliefen bic iibt.s
ge 3eit ouf Oeden unb 6enen. Sc
LANCER 1ie fparten muBten, UNI 70
Gngftli9er oriidten fie fi9 gegen Die
@9eiber. sic elaubten, Sdritte gu
b0ren, bon orauben tIopfte cine 9unb
gegen Oie S9eiben oOer cine Stimme
REF ibren Namen. sic aBen toum uno
bielten fi9 nit alien &affee aufre4t.
rSiinf3ebn Sage binour9", beri4tete
QeroD, nbdben mir feds pfuno Brot
gegeFen." 2erop, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uno elm Mann BON Grfubrung. fu4te
Teinen @enoFen gu ermutigen, beFen
@ebirn anfing, franz gu tper6en. Mit
betpunoerungstpiirbiger S%elbftbeberrs
f1ung pernd9lGFigten fe fpGbren0
oiefer 3eit ntdt elm ein5iges MaI ib>
rem 0ienft, aiin0eten bas Jeuer an
uno berri9teten ale lire Sbliegenbeiz
ten. SnbeHen am Morgen bes flint
5sbntsn Sages, als mar ibnen enbIi9
gu 9ilfe tommen tonnte, tpdren Die
beiben MGnner taum ipie0er5uerttns
nsn unb gbdbantOn fat irriinnig. @r
tonnte iid ni9t pieber ba3u entf9lie=
Zen, 9ienft dIs 2eu4tturmmdrter gu
tun.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
Wencs SnOnRrie- Grs,nsnis.
g,dtscurbte @cwcbROffe aus 8enuIuTe.
9arR.


0arH.
Gins Der neueiten Gr5eugniFe Der
SertiIinbuItrie, bas 3sIIuloTesorn, 1T
teute cine ftarfe &onturren3 fir
Suite un6 9oumnpGgarne %getporben.
@s lift bereits In o%usgebsbntsrt MoBe
i'm @ebrau9 in Der Seppi9fobritati>
on, Der 6erfeIunq BON 9abeIn. Der
poTamentierbron6e fir ftorte S9niis
re, aIs @epebe gu 0anObsIponnun>
gen, in Der Sutfobritotion ols @rfob
fir Tutter, ia feIbIt in Der @or0inenz
fabrication. Heuerbings limb nun be-
TDnbers in 6rontrei9 @erfabren ber>
dusqebor9t fporben, bic bos RobSeI@
Iulofemateriol in gefpebedbnli9en
TIGGen umfponbeln, b. f., mon be-
ginnt aus feu9ter, f9miesIamer Gel
luIpfe, bic aber betonntli9 febr felt
1T, TIG9en i'm Gborotter zines Sc
rsbes gu f9offen, obne boB man
Settle unb S9uB benuBt. Man fpri6t
bober in bieIen Jdlen BON nne9ten
@etpeben Dber @eipebe= Sanitation.
prin3ipieG 1T bos @erfobren nidt
neu. Die g6ine5en unb Soponer
baben IGneit perIu9t, ftoffdbnIi9e
@etpebe aus popiermoFe ber5uftellen.
Mon fennt bic popieritoffferpietteu
bic oftmoIs gon3 CUTE Smitationen
borItenen. @ber jeber 2oie tpirb ouf
ben erften Bid an biefe GraeugniKe
itets ols papier ertennen unb ME
fir StOff boItsn. So. fsIbit bic un=
ter Der 8e5ei9nung YapiersS tromin
in ben 9anbeI gebra9ten TId6en,
pel9e ols 3pif9enIogen fir Stritz
tereien etc. benuBt tperoen, miifen
nod aIs papier 9eIten. SroBbem
fDmmt bieTer Stromin Der neuen
5obrifotion am nG9ftsn; benin ou9
CT 5eigt cine Dirt bon Mebmaf6e, bic
bur9 b~efonberes Stan3en bergez
felt tpirb.
BON fpefentIi9 anberen @eIi9ts>
puntten eebsn bic e%rtpdbnten @erfu4e
unb @erfobren aus. Die flii1Iise
unb tnetbarc .3eIuIpie pirb bereits
i'm RpbitDff in bur9ous faferortigem
3uftanbe bergefteut. Our 9erteuung
Der une9ten Stpffe tperben ber59tes
bene MitteI unb Mege aneepanbt. Sn
ben meiften TGnen bonbelt es Ii9 I'm
bas @ieBen ber 3elulofe in befonS
bers porbereiteten TOrmen unb Bob
men, bic natiirlt9 gan3 beitimmtc
@orbebingungen srfiilen miiFen. Was
bic prottiT9e 8ebeutung bieIer neuz
ortisen uneGten Stoffe betrifft, 70
tommen iie nomentli9 fir bpgienif9e
unb p6ormaaeuti19e 3pede in 5rage.
CUR 9erftenune BON Seiflappen, Bin
ben, unterla9en unb Sii9ern, bic
NIT einmoliger 8eniiBung ibren 3ped
erfiut baden, erf9eilt Dos une4tc
@etpebe defenders geeignet. Mit be-
6rudtem Bacterial finb 8erfu9e fir
&robotten unb G6nIi9e @tofFe gr=
mo9t tporben. Sn gelo9tem 3uitanb
lisBen fi9 S9eibenearbinen unb Sill
GrfoB nit 2ei9tisteit berfteGIen. Der
@toff bernng ferner Bel 8ii9ereins
bGnben @ertpenbung gu finben.
S9IieBli9 fei nod borauf bingepie-
fen, bob fi9 bic bieIseitaltige Ser
penbunqsmOgIi9teit bieies NrtiteIa
nod bdrin aeigt, OaB fopobI Damen=
bite tpie Monbbefpannungsftoffe bor-
aus eeorbeitet perben t0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-13
SALISBURY

Rev. II. A. Durfee, state secretary of
the Sunday School association occupied
the pulpits of both churches on Sunday,
going to Cornwall in the evening His
remarks were inspiring to all Sunday
school workers.
Delegates were appointed to attend the
county convention to be held in Middle
bury, December 1S. Mrs. f. G. Persons
and Mrs. Ella Gale from the NJ. E.
church are the delegates.
b. II. Gale went with a car of goods
for Mr.. Billings to Bradford, visiting
friends at Bellows Falls and other
places.
The Tri-Mu class met with their
teacher, Mr. Kingsand, Tuesday even
ing.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Paul
Fields on Tuesday. The presence of Mrs.
H p. Hulett of Meeker, Col, was much
enjoyed.
Mrs. S. P. Leland is confined to the
house just now. Mrs. Eliza Jones has
been with her. A Miss Grace from this
village will assist her for a few days.
Miss Edyth Sawyer visited at Mr..
Leland's few days this week.
Paul Preston has been taken to the
home of his parents and is doi6g well.
Word was received on Tuesday of the
death of Charles Goodrich at New
Market, N. H. He is brother of Mrs.
Frank A. Atwood.
Mrs. Richmond, mother of Mrs. Ella
Gale, is on her way home to Ticonderoga.
Mrs. Gale went to Weybridge with her.
The Social Union held sale of fancy
and useful articles on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon and evenings.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-13
WEST CORNWALL,

The warmer weather after the cold
snap was very acceptable.
Mrs. Eliza Wright is visiting her
sister, Mrs. II. A. Moody.
Julius Wimmett has recently returned
from visiting his daughters in Glens
Falls, n. y, and son, BENJAMIN. in
Whitehall, n. Y. Mr.. Wimmett is smart
for his age, being nearly eighty-six
years old.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob DeLeewn of Bird
port and MIR and Mrs. John Dewitt and
little son have been recent guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. Lawrence Dewitt.
Mrs. NJ. O. Field was in Middlebury on
Monday guest Of Mrs. S. Wright.
y few of the neighbors surprised Mrs.
II, A. Moody on Tuesday evening to
remind her that they had not FORGOTTEN
her birthday. All enjoyed the evening
ana none more so than hostess and hest.
We hope the sociable which the ID. A.
X. will give at the commodous home of
Their vice regent, Mrs. w. II. Bingh am.
on Friday evening will be well attended
as the cause for which they are at pres
ent working seems very worthy one
and should appeal to many not belonging
to the organization.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-13
RIPToN.

A good live blacksmith is needed here
badly, such one could do well.
G. L. Young of Forestdale, but a
resident here for many years is in town
visiting friends.
Edison Day is again on the sick list.
Jerry" Fuller of Hebron, n. j., is
here, the guest of S. c.. Gibbs. We note
but little change in his general appear
ance, in the several years we have missed
seeing him.
We wonder if the Middlebury authori
ties have discovered that the road from
East Middlebury to the village has been
practically destroyed by automobiles.
Mrs Jane Hale is visiting friends in
Brandon.
j. f. Hodges is back from a nine days
trip looking after the violators of the fish
law from Ferrisburg northward to Swan
ton at which last place he and Game
Warden Chaffee found chan that had
drawn seine with some 300 pounds of
fish, some of them being still alive, some
five days after the season closed. The
chap was bound up to County Court in
5000 bail.
1t is expected that the Rev. j. H.
Coleman, district superintendent. will
preach and hold quarterly confer.
ence at the Methodist church on Mon.
day, December 10th, at ! 80 p. M A
cordial invitation Is extended to all. The
superintendent is a learned and able
man.
AT the postoffice in the village on the
morning of the 9th inst the mercury
marked zero.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-13
WHITING.

A little daughter arrived at Bowman
CrOsby's December t.
Miss Ethel Miller of Burlington is at
Mrs. Clara Browns assisting in caring
for Mrs. Lizzie Wells. who has been in
very poor health for several weeks
Miss Ida Cox returned last week from
Lapeer Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace TAYLOR of Bran
don were visitors at w f. Tay lor's Sun
day, also called on other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wooster left
Tuesday for Beloit, Wis, to visit his
sister.
Mrs. S. f. Thrall of Brandon is at
Bowman Crosbys for two or three
eeks.
Mrs E Wright of Wey bridge is spend.
ing some time at the home of her father,
F. Wooster.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-13
WEYBRIDGE.

Robert w. Ballentine went to Bristol
last Tuesday on a visit to relatives there.
After a prolonged illness Rev, f. w.
Hallowell has recuperated sufficiently as
to be able to officiate at both morning
and evening services at the local church
last Sunday.
Several people from here attended the
entertainment given by the Century
club at Mlddlebury last Wednesday even
ing.
John S. and Carl w. Shaw were bust
ness visitors in Vergennes last Tuesday.
1torton's Steropticon View company
gave an entertainment at the town hall
last Friday evening to a fairly good sized
audience, going from here to Bridport
Saturday.
II. l.. Thompson returned home Satur.
day night fro m business trip to several
towns in the northern part Of the state.
At the regular session of the NJ. E.
Sunday school held last Sunday it was
voted to have Christmas tree Tuesday
evening, December oath
Harley A. Clark returned home last
Friday afternoon from a business trip to
st. Adams
The decided drop in the temperature
last Monday was keenly felt by all in this
vicinity.
Grant H. Sturtevant was in Bridport
last Satu rday on business.
Mrs. G.. H. Sturtevant is confined to
the house with severe attack of the
grip.
M A. johnson, who has been sick for
several weeks and is under the care of a
trained nurse, does not improve as fast
as his friends wish for
Mrs. Levi Austin, who has been sick
with heart trouble, is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Brittell were bust
ness visitors in Burlington Thursday.
The annual election of officers of the
Ladies' Aid society was held at the home
of Mrs j. S. Shaw on Wednesday as
follows: President, Mrs. E. c. Ryder;
vice president, Mrs. j. w. Doolin; secre-
taro, Mrs. G. P. Larrow; treasurer, Mrs.
Z. X. Brittell assistant secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. w. w. Kingsland; direct
ors for three months, Mrs. D. s
Twitchell and Mrs. w. B. Child. There
was a large attendance and delicious
refreshments were served.
Rev. DR.. Coleman will preach in the
Methodist church on next Sabbath at
both services. Come and greet our
Dist. Supt. The morning service is at
II o'clock, and the evening service at
o'clock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-13

To meet the demand Of this guarantee,
we have large stock of DIR. Hess Stock
Tonic, Poultry Pan-a-ce a. Etc. on hand
Come in aud take home any quantity you
desire. We will have more goods ON the
way so we can supply every customer
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-13
EAST SHOREHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Munger have re-
turned to their home in Rutland.
Miss Lucy Brown spent several days
with her brother, Will Brown, last
week.
Special train containing 10 car loads
of cattle, sheep and hogs, passed through
here early Saturday morning for French
& Crosby.
Erica Bissel of Brandon has been Wis
ting her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. E.
n. Bissell.
E. N. Bssel sold E. S. Hall of Ran
dolph, eleven choice breeding ewes and
one buck. from which he is to start a
stud flock.
r. NJ. Osborn bought and moved hen
house to his place from Alva Munger's,
also corn crib from E. n. Bissell's
Miss O'Rourke from West Rutland is
finishing the school term in District No. O..
Grange meeting December 49, election
of officers. Music furnished by Pierce's
orchestra.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-13
COUNTY NEWS
RRIDPORT.

The teacher in district No. :, is ill at
her home in Middlebury.
Mr.. Russno of Brooklyn recently joined
j. p. Russell for the hunting season.
Mrs. G. j. Barbour recently visited her
parents at Wallingford
Mrs. j. T. Fletcher has been spending
some time with Mrs. Price of Middle
bury.
Hairy Riley and Herbert Pidgeon are
cutting logs at Gaysville.
The third number of the Bridport
Grange entertainment course 1.-THE
Phyllisian Entertainers" will be given in
the Grange hall Tuesday evening, De-
cember Eth.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-13
Ribs YOU OF
INDIGESTION
OR YOUR
MONEY BACK

w. II. Sheldon is authorized to refund
your money if you take MI O.NA Stom-
ach Tablets for indigestion or any stom-
ach distress or misery and are dissatis
fled with the results.
And that same guarantee also applies
to any condition caused by out Of order
stomach such as Sallow Skin, Pimples
Headache, Nervousness, Dizziness, Sleep
lessness, Dependency, etc.
SO why should you suffer longer
from an unclean Stomach when you can
try MI O-NA Stomach Tablets. the pre-
scription of specialist on this liberal
no benefit no pay plan.
a large box for 80 cents at w. H.
Sheldon's and pharmacists America
over. adv.