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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-27

A committee Of live wires appoint
ed by President Lister, of the Com
mercial Club, has been gathering in
shekels on new memberships for that
organization the past week.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-27

be glad to furnish you statements of
these extensions and improvements:
or we shall gladly permit you to
have engineers or auditors check the
figures 50 as to arrive at the exact
amount. We shall do all we can to
facilitate this work and shall be
pleased to comply with any requests
for assistance that you may make.
Our stockholders also wish to i'm
press this point-that our company
Is In the same position that we have
maintained all along as being in
good faith in this matter and being
willing to negotiate it and hoping
that it can be amicably and Salts
factorily settled.
Very respectfully yours,
O. H. GRIGGs,
President.
The reading of the document
brought forth many expressions of
disapproval on the part of some of
the members of the council and the
mayor, who contended that it was
understood the cost of improvements
made since the date of appraisal
would be paid for in addition. but a
search OF the city records fails to dis
close where any resolution or mo-
ton has been passed to this effect,
and the question of the company ap-
pears to be most natural ono.
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81 bhano.eIte 6rau un6
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geriht iiberriibrt murbe, ieine @attin
ino 5dnpiegeruartter ntiBbonbelt gu
baben, tpuroe 81 st Gents. Die Soften
unb 80 Gage @efdHgniB oeri,rtbeilt
@tuhaIts befebI perneis
CERT.
Rem Oort, 2S. Wtdt. Der Ri6s
2aenmbe Ppm 8unbsstretsoertft bat
iih gefpei9ert, eineu @inboltsbefebl su
erlafen, uTter fpelhern benz braIilidni=
IdeH 8nffes 8alnrfiotions Rom>
mittee perbptsn tuerhen iotlte. $50, 900
Sdte Eaffes gu oertoufeu, Die in ben
Woga5tnen Der Rep Yort Dot Com.
p1uD tn grootlun lastrn-
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$1,000 fir cine Weoaile fir ben Ra
pitdn Roitron bon Der nGarpa'
thia1 bepinigt.

Wafbiugton, .. g., q. Wai.
Die Titanic aatditropbe pom Is.
4pril, BET Der 1917 Weniden ums 2es
BEN iamen, nabm am Dienitag fat Die
aagse 3eit oes Senats in 4nlpruh.
Senator WilIiam 4lben Smith,
bon Ritliqan, unterbreitete ben gerttt
oes aommittees, peE6es Die unterius
dung betrsffs Der EotaItropbs ssflbrt
bot. in fpet6em 8sridt namentlih Der
aapitGn bes 3ampfers Californian"
peroommt Dirb, neil er benz untsrgss
benoen S6iff niht su Ollie geeilt mar.
Der Senotor belt oann cine Eeoe ilber
bic Rataitropbe, in Der er eineH piel
IdGrferen Stanopuntt einndhm, als
Is in benz aommittee e.f6eben mar,
unb gum Shlub mahte er 9orf6lass
8ur beF.ren 9sidtBung bes Gebens
bon pnifagisren CUR See.
Der Ssnator reihte stpei 9orlugen
elm, in oenen cine eingesHoe RsguIiz
rung bes Dampf.rptri.brs in @or=
ftiag eebra6t pirb. Dieie 9prlagen
entbalttn bic sahlrsi6er gmpfebluns
gen, bic in benz offisisaen 8eriht bes
aommittees sHtbalten fino, uno bic
gum Geies srboben nerben foaeH.
Cine Der gmpfeblunssn Iaut,t, bab
cine Ttrenaere llnteriuhung Der Tams
pier our6 ben Der. Stautsu Dompfs
idiffs SRfpefticnsbienft poreenoma
men tperben io1en, nnb bab alle Jahrs
seuee, bic eiren ameritanii6en 5afsr
perlaiTeu, a[Ie gorShriftsn tss amsri'
ianiiten S6iffohrtsssieses srfiaer
miiiien.
Gs ipurbe AUDI cine fommiFion In
0or'nlaa ssbraht, bic iiber Die Gin.
fiibrung bon peiieren Rettungsopparu'
ten unb iiber Reusrunssn in Der tiinf'
tisen aonitruiiion bon S6ifefn bsra'
tteH ioa.
| Der BON benz Sennsor Smith in
Ramsn bes unteriunuHgs aommitt
tees eiusereihts geriht III i'm groBer
unb Gansen cine Dnberbolung bes
porssbro9ten gsipeismoieriols, uni
enibdtt bic DorfhlGse, fir bic fir no
thig befunbenen neuen geiess. vi
ipirb ieine perion asnannt. bic in
9eIonberen fir bic aaiaiiropbe Der
antnorilich seboiien ipirb, es pirt
nbsr ouf bic 9bdtidhe binsetpi.ien
bob an benz 1ass Der aataitropk bel
Qapitdn Gmi!b bon Der .3itnuic" DOT
or.i perfhiebenen Dampfern ausbrld
LID Dor gisbersen setparni norber
ipar. Z. Bruce Jsmdp, Der 9enerdli
1eirisbslsiier Der Wbite Star 9inie
fpiro nida nof:ir perontfportlid ashdli
ten. bdb bic .9iionie" in Der osrbdns'
nibpolIen Nodt NIT boiler Gsfhpin
oisleit fuhr. gr pirb tbatidbIih II
BEN 8erint taum aenannt. SIM Gan
gen senommsn. in Der 9eridt 8itmIid
snhm aebdiisn, unb Senntor Smitl
lief iih in i.iner Rsbe piel mebr au
bic llrfoGen Der aataitropbe Elm, ali
bas Rommittee.
i Tas Rommittee einiste Iif) duf bi
foIsenben Ghlubiols.runstn:
| Die angsblih tpaferoidten abthei
Ilungen, Der Titanic" iparen nitt Ipaf
ferbiht. tpsaen bes nint tpofsroihieI
| 3uItnnbes Der Geds. NO bic Quer
| GmottsH enbeten.
i Der Ddmpfer Californian, be
bon herislben 4ompasnie ipie bic III
tonic1 tonirolIirt ipurbe. befanb iid
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| Der .7itanic1 BON bem Dumpfer uIl
ipurbeH bIs Roihfignolt BON Der ri
it1nie1 ssfeten. unb Der Dampfer liei
| hit Gignols unbenhiet unb tam ben
unteystb<nben S6iff Hint su pilfs
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WitteI eegen Raul. unb
4Iauenieud3e.

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alauerieude.
Rem 9orf. %. Nai. glns Der.
lin tpir6 beriftet. oaB Troieiior @il.
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Dtittel gegen Die N,aiil. uro GIauen-
ieude ertoedt babe, ipeldes Die 8ieb-
suht Der Der. Staoten bon einenl
iluhtbaren Seinse su befreien oer-
iprift. Droiei|or 8uigeI perfiiubet,
bob er nitt MIR ben @rreger Der
Seude entbedt. ionoern aud elm &c.
rum sefunoen babe, tpelfes oas
RinOpieh inir1run MAIDEN iperoe. Gas
Serlm heilt uiht. Ionberu perbinoert
oas gnitreter Der aranfbeit uno mub
Den eeinnben Sbieren einseiprist
iperben. 7ie aoIien Der Snunuuiii.
rung itellen lid auf nur Is Gents per
9tirb.
Cine tleins gdnt fuipens
birt.
Marietta, s., %. Mai. Git
@ateripro Commercial gdnf IN g2a.
terforo. @oibineton gountp. iit Dor
bsm Stuats 8ont Snfpettor Sra:
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aaTtrsr Sarrp groots bdt reiignirt
4ntlaeen limb teine erboben poroen
Der Graminator briidis ipdtsr oi,
4niiht aus. bab bic gant nod Gnb'
oieier Wohe ben Betrieb tDieber ouf.
nebmtn perbe. Gin unseieslih gro.
bss Darlsbsn seeeu apeifelbafte Si,
terbeit II. bon ben Direttoren -beseiti
suissma4t :uorhsa.
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mebr 8 gobesfdlle nie 8e'
hm4n In rrnrYreih

burttn IN Htret o..
garis, %. Wldi. Der Winiitsr
fir Qrbeit, 2son Bourgeois, srildrt in
ieinem gerift iiber bic 8etpegung Der
8eD6lterung Jrantreids i'm Sabre
1911, bab in bieism Sabr bic 3ahI
Der Iobesf1le In Jrantrei6 um 34,s
869 srDbsr setpeien iei, uls bic 3abl
Der geburten. 70 bab tbatfd6lih Elm
Riidsnns Der 8epplseruHs 81 Dersei4>
men Isi, pdbreno onbere Rationsn cine
anIebnlidx 3unabre aufipeifen.
Die 3abI Der 0eburten betrug 742,s
ia. Gs iit bks Die niebrigits Ges
burtssiffer. bic je baeepeien III. 9a=
fir mar axr bic 3dbl Der Gbeidlies
bunetn ungsp0brIi6 erob. sic be-
trug numIib 307. .7Ss. pdbreno 1908
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gcfta nerH engtgrifs
fen.
paris, %. Rai. Cine Depef6c
aus se3 meIb.t, baB bic Rarpttansr
pieoer in GROCER 3ahI Die Staot ans
greifen.
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rtpubIitanif6eR Re-
gieruIg in ppr.
tugal.
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tublitanifhr Regieruns BON portusal
Eat fi9 als nouitdnoiger syeblIdlag ers
ipiefen uno itebt Dor bsm 3uiommen'
hru6.. Statt pab bic Sieuern rebu.
sirt nurben. iinb lie perooppelt NOR.
ben. Die WilitGrberrfhaft perfdlingi
risIiae Sumnsn unb elm GROCER 5beil
bes benz 9olte abseprsbtsn 9etosa
f!iebt in bic saiten Der politiiten
Jiibru.
Die dIs Garbonarios bstannten 9es
b<imgeienf6aften branoihostn piG
2anbbep0Intsrung unb Ibeu sia:
ShredenAkrrihoft aus, ipie bic Ga.
morra in Reapsl. Jbr Giibrsr, sir
abposai Homens 4lfonio gotta, er.
tLei!t ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb bofften 9eomten often gsTsh,'
ernsnnt bic Wanifter. Dos Bolt III
bidsr 3uitdnbe miibe uno i.hnt iit
.piehtr no9 Der Wonarhie. Wsnn Del
gr.R0nis Wldnusl BON Spanisn in
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offenen armen aufsenommen iuerbsn
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fonben. inmkn unpsrltbt bapon. 9isl
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be Rimt hur9 he Rotaitropbe beimge
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inben eespeftn mar. Go befnno fid
nur cine ablr in benz @ebGube, bic ali
Gingang ME als Ausgans benub
ipurbe. Der Gifm eerietb auf cine bis
Der nidt ertI6rte Weiie In Bronb, uni
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in ben Rnum binrus. In btm iih 18t
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ner pnnii erfabi, bsm sinsigsn Nus
gQng 5uffiirInieH. Jm Augenblid ipa
bic 1bir bon ben 5u 1oben esrnnnisi
fnpGntrsn MsenIfxn Deriperri unb q
sHfIponn iiG bnnH Elm Der3ipeifeIisl
aompf unttr'b<n gu1brdne<nben, bic
nm bns 1reies sSu erreidea, obne Rid
ii@s ouf BE am Boben Nleesnb<n iib<
Ne eudeAben aDSp<r tiawtesleitsrten
0d6 GaH1esG Gsbdube. .aanA + iarae'
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auh pirb geiabelt. oab bic RettunSsi
boote niht Bis CUR Dollsu aapa3i<
t1t oefiillt fpuroen.
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SIR Gbio: getpitterresen am
Mittpo6; am Donneritag idones
Mstier. 0erdnberlihe Winbe.
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ga bic angeblid ipuheroihten Sdot
ten ni9t paHerbiat iparen.
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llnb Die aonitruttiou Der r1itanic'
tpiro als manselbaft be3st4net.
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Die anleri6anil6sa SlreitRraf.
lie In 6u6anudea 9es
w0llera
Werben MIR amerifaniides nno
frembes Gisentbum idiiten,
9eenm bic fmbaniihe Nesternns
nibt oa,u imitanbe iein ipllte.

Die Warine 8orlags oom ReprGIens
tantenbaus angenommsn.
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Muslan0- telegraph
3rankrei6s ReO0kermlgsSaQ
8eitdnbis In Der Abnabnte.
Sm Sabre 1911 mar Die Sabi Der
1obesfaile nm 34S69 sr6her
slls bieisnige Der Geburtsn.
Sea, bic 9auptitaot Murot.os,
Mbermols ppn ben 4rabern in GROCER
3ah anetsriffen.
DerIhiebenes aus Dem DeutIhen Reih.
Ser 1beaterbranb in 9iIarsol, Spas
nien.
Bon ben 80 perionen, bic fih in benz
gebdube bef1nben.
admen 50 ums asben, fait ale Qnbes
BON ben 80 gerionen, bic iih in benz
Gebiuoe befanben,

admen 50 ums 2eben, faIi ale Qnbes
reH tpurben nerIebt unb DieIe iiHb
i'm Eterben.
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Wenn er tueniger nahldfis gspsisn
Ddrs unb feline Sduloigteit gss
than bate.
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Do er Der .5itanic" nate senus gene:
fen isi, I'm 4as retten gu tonnen,
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Ser 9beaierbranb in 9iaarsol, Spas
nien.
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Oge(cQrap6
Der Beridt Oes ,,uitaniC".
llnterI6ungs COMMITTEES
Spn benz Senator @m. Ml0en
Smith i'm Seuat einse.
reidt.
1aS aommittee erflGrf, bah Der
aapitdn gprb BON Der
Californian"

Giir ben @erluft Der 1917 MsHfhsns
Ieben perantfportlih lei.
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perfhiebents aus Dem Deutften Reia.
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G6ns bab 9srpiligunsen fir pan.
serI9Iffe oemoht puroen.
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Mbermols ppn ben 4rabern in GROCER
3abI aneteriffeH.
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Muslan0- Selegrapb
5rankrsiGs ReO0(kerullgsSa9f
8eitdnSis in Der Abnabme.
Sm Sabre 1911 mar bic 3abi Der
1obesfdile nm 34S69 er6her

sls bieienige Der GeburteH.
sJes, bic 6aupiftaot Murotsos,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-28

The women of the Episcopal church
will hold a food sale on the church
lawn Saturday afternoon at O'clock
II stormy the sale will be held in
Thompson's jewelry store.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-28
BRATTIEBORO, FRIDAY,
DUNLEVY. GRADY.

With the beautiful and impressive
ceremonial of nuptial mass, Rev.
Father NJ J. Carmody officiating, the
wedding of two widely known and pop
uar young people, william f. Dunlevy
and Miss Ellen Frances Grady, younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Grady,
was celebrated Monday morning at 1850
In st. Micheel's Roman Catholic church.
The bride wore a gown of while MESA
line and a white picture hat and carried
large bouquet of brides roses. The
bridesmaid was Miss Mary Il. Grady a
sister Of the bride, who wore blue crepe
meteor with white lace and carried pink
roses. The best man was Francis Dun
levy, brother of the groom. wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
the brides parents on South Main
street after which Mr. and Mrs. Dun
levy left for a wedding trip through the
Thousand Islands. by boat up the Sagu-
enay river and to other points Of inter.
est in Canada. They received many
gifts of silver, linen and cut glass
They will be at home after August 1, ir
their new home at Spruce street. Mr.
Dunlevy is travelling salesman for Dun.
ham Brothers company.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-28
sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Dewitt will leave
today for months outing at Owls
Head, Maine.
Dennison Cowles's family will occupy
the Clapp cottage at Spofford lake
through July.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Gipson left Satur-
day for Lake Dunmore and Middlebury
to stay two weeks.
Leon Smith of Keene. formerly of
this town, was a guest Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur l.. Rohde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cakes returned
Monday after a weeks trip through YER
mont and Southern Canada.
Patrick Riley, who has been i'll in
his home on Forest street two weeks
with tonsiltls, is able to go out.
Arthur L. Maynard has bought a Ford
automobile which he will use in making
Insurance company.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lewis Morse and
daughter and maid of Philadelphia have
opened their cottage in Dummerston,
where they will remain through the
summer season.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Chase, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Chase and Paul Chase went
to Windsor Sunday by automobile and
while there visited the states prison.
Mrs. John f. Tasker. Mrs. William
f. Sargent of Winthrop, Mass, Miss
Inez Goojale and Miss Ella Ranney are
guests of Miss Emily Clapp at her cot
tage at Spofford lake.
e. G. Chace and H. C. Rice went
Monday by automobile to Wlliamstown,
Mass. where they attended the base
ball game between the University of
Vermont and Williams college.
Miss Marion Grace Vanderpool, daugh-
ter of e. e. Vanderpool of this town,
graduated Wednesday from the Spring
field, Mass, high school. Mr.. Vanderpool
attended the exercises which were held
in the Court Square theatre at p. m.
Miss Charlena Powers, who has been
manager of e, Crosby & Co.'S branch
warehouse in North Hatfield, Mass, has
resigned that position to take personal
charge of general store which she
bought recently in South Athol
Irah d. Spaulding, who was given a
pilots license after completing in March
course at Glenn Curtss's aviation
school in San Diego, Cal, arrived home
Friday and this week entered temporarily
the employ of the Durham Brothers
company. Mr.. Spaulding has given up
aviation for the present at the earnest
request of his parents.
Peter j. Hopkins has left the employ
of the Twin State Gas and Electric COM
pany, after being employed by them and
their predecessors about 10 years. He
has gone into the baggage express bus
mess with an order book at Lenihan's
barber shop. Frank Halliday has taken
his place as foreman of the construc-
ton and line repair crew.
William A. Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. l.. Moore of 3 Elm street has just been
elected president of the Montpelier sem
mary Y. M. C. A. for the coming year,
He supplied the pulpit of the Methodist
church in Roxbury last winter, and has
gone to that town to supply through
the summer. On his return to the SEM
mary in the fall he will be in the senior
class.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-28
CIRCUS PLEASED MANY.
Acts Were Entertaining and Downle G.
Wheeler Show Left Good Record.

There is fun in every square inch of
a small circus If one puts himself in the
attitude to be amused And for what
else does one go to circus if 1t is not
to drink pink lemonade, eat peanuts and
grin at the antics of the funny men?
What if the clowns do resort to slap
stick and horse play? Only over-nice
people expect parlor comedy from a cir
Gus clown.
Downie e Wheeer's little three-ring
circus visited Burlington yesterday and
gave two performances at Athletic Park
that were credit to the management
and the performers. 1t cannot be denied
that Downie & Wheeler's show is a
small show, but it is a good show, clean
and straight in every particular. The
aggregation left a good record in Bur-
llngton yesterday and doubtless will be
welcome when it comes again. The per-
formers with the circus worked hard to
please the crowds and the variety of
acts presented were snappy and enter
tanning.
A very creditable menagerie is carried
with the show, comprising a number of
wild animals found in the big circuses,
and the horses had the appearance of
being well cared for. The usual side
show features were included and crowds
of people visited the grounds during the
afternoon, taking in both big and little
shows. The big top was well arranged
and provided with comfortable seats and
the acts followed each other in rapid
succession.
A word of mention should be made OF
the clowns. They worked hard to pleas Sc
and the children laughed at their antics.
A pantomime game of baseball by the
funny men amused the crowd and the
usual other stunts invented by the ia
Their of clowns were introduced.
troupe of educated ponies were a
a xxtNh tl.AtW
the little horses went through their
PAGES without tagging. Some good bare
back riding, slackwire walking and
jumping, the aerial acts were intro
duced and two high school horses proved
pleasing. Altogether Downie & Wheel
er's is a circusy little circus of the old
fashioned kind.-]Burlington Free Press,
June 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-28
BEAUTY MORE THAN SKIN DEEP.
A Good Complexion Must Come from
Within.

The natural desire of every ambitious
woman is to have a clear skin and a
beautiful complexion.
Not every woman can be Diana or
Juno, but the beauty of freshness and
the bloom of clear skin are within the
reach of every woman who will make
the effort.
1t is all a matter of intelligent try
ing.
II the bowels are inactive, II the liver
is not working properly. If the poisonous
waste and refuse are not expelled
promptly from the system, complexion ia
sure to show the effect.
The only right way to remove pimples,
moth spots and blotches and clear up a
cloudy complexion, is to go right to the
root OF the trouble with the proper rem
edy.
The one remedy that will cure consti-
ton, improve the, complexion, tone up the
liver and insure a clear, velvety skin Is
SEAVER'S LAXATIVE TONIC TAB
LETS.
You should have confidence, for the
druggist will pay you back your money
II the tablets do not benefit you as
claimed.
w. F. Root. Brattieboro.
c. II. Parmelee. Wilmington.
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Band Concert PROGRAM.

The First Regiment band will give the
following program on the common Mon
day evening, July l:
March, "Our Republic" Bagley
Valse Boston, from "Dirgo's Ballet
Lumbye
Overture, Light Cavalry" Suppe
Cornet solo, Battle Cry OF Freedom"
Liberati
Sewall Morse.
Selection 1.-THE Sunny South" Lampe
Introducing "Way down upon the
Swanee river" "Listen to the hooking
bird" my old Kentucky home" CAR
kansas traveller" "Massas in the cold.
cold ground" Zip Coon" "Old Black
joe" "Dixie's land"
Intermezzo. After sunset" Pryor
American Overture, Catlin
National March, Daughters of Amer
ica," Lampe
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6RATTLE6oRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Peleg Barrows of Peterboro, N.
H., is here to visit two weeks with Mrs.
F.. II. Harris.
Mrs. c. A. Miles returned Tuesday
evening from Exeter, N. H., with her
son, Appleton Miles. She went to Exeter
to attend the commencement exercises
of Phillips academy.
Everett Lawrence Wentworth, one OF
the Austine prize winners of this years
high school graduating class, is solicit
Ing subscriptions for Current Literature
in order to secure scholarship in a
military school.
Mrs. Walter Allen of North Spring.
field (this state) was guest of Miss
Mary Putnam of Prospect street few
days. Mrs. Allen returned home Tues
day, accompanied by Miss Beulah Bates,
who will visit in North Springfield a
week or more.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-28

No arrangements have been made for
holding services on the common Sunday
afternoons this summer.
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Special sale of millinery tomorrow.
Pique ratine, peanut and corduroy hats
from CSC up. Bascom's Millinery Par
lors, S3 Main Street, second floor.