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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
CLASS DAY PROGRAM.
Howard Rsep salutatorIsn and Laura
Julio, Valedietorian.

julio, Naledictorian,
Howard Reep has heen named as the
FIRST honor student for the June grad
uating class. a meeting Of the class
was ned yesterday afternoon when the
Following prosram for the class day
exercise was arranged:
SaiutatorS Howard Recp.
Histotian--Charles Macleod
Poen--Clara Harper.
Orator-Pctor Mehelchich.
Class Prophccy-John Vogler and
Walter Gricss.
Presidents addrcss-Austin Ralcy
Nalcdictorian-Laura Julio.
Class sors-Aloert EDDY and Wuni-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
A JINGLE.

My word said she.
Your poetry's bum
Il think I could do better
She wrote a line.
II wouldn't rhyme.
And the idea quite upset her.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

Barbeau's figures, showing him the
high average man In all events. are:
Five-men event, SOL; doubles, $50; sin
giles, 531: total. 1857.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
1t pays to advertise.
ATTENTION FoREsTERs OF
AMERICA.

The members of Court North Star
No. IL, F. OF A. are hereby notified
that the meeting OF Saturday evening,
April 9th will be called at s: 30 o'clock
instead of 1880 o'clock, the usual hour.
20 Thos. Bergman, Rec. sec'y.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
fred Oliver.

fred Oliver.
Class colOrs-Lavender and White.
a committee was appointed to ar
range for class musical 10 be given
shortly for the purpose OF raising funds
-or a class memorial. The committee
named for this purpose is composed OF
Archie MacNaughton, Walton Lean.
Ruth Hall, Kathryn McClennan ard
Thelma Wczrne.
The following committee was named
10 arrange for commencement pro-
grams, etc.:-Royce Menery, Ralph
Gibson, Hattie Richard. Harriet RycH-
man ana / Donahue.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
Track Meet Set For May %. Baseball
Schedule PREPARED.

May % has been selected as the date
for the interscholastic track meet in
which representatives of the Calumet
Lake Linden, Hancock and Houghton
schools will participate. The place
where the meet will be held has not
been definitely decided but il is prob
able that it will be in either Calumet
or Laurium.
The schedule for the Interscholastic
baseball league has been prepared and
is as follows:
Calumet at home:-
May 11-iHancock.
May 22--I.ake Linden.
May 25-Houghton.
Lake Linden at homer
May 4-Calumet.
May 1S-Hancock.
June 1-Hcughton.
Houghton at home;-
May 11-Lake Linden.
May 1S-Calumet.
May 22-Hancock.
Hancock at home:--
May 4-Houghton.
May 25--LalSe Linden.
June 1-Calumet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
Extensive LUXURY.

yes" said the literary man with a
sigh, style is a fine thing for a writ
er to have; but when his wife's got IL.
too. 1t takes all the profit away
Harper's Weekly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

Engineers have figured that one wa
terfall in Iceland can be made to
yiold 10000 horsepower and another
$4,000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

Totals .. ......520 500 GA 1920
This is the high score of the tour
nament for the triples to date.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

It pays to advertise.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

@aptaiu Softerup iperee eiter 5sr.
geaiep. men IA par Dan intet Steo
ri fifoe. QIan ieete otter Dam %.
craft, men iorgUoc5. 5ergeaien par
iffe mere ON gopo. aaptaiu @of.
ferlp leo itrafs Si6ct itua uoefter
tgen til / 1er6e0en al oct Steo,
bpor man oi0ile. aoptojn 5ereenien
par bleoen iet itoit, oeo 5prifibet
DstalfgrunO", men man fanOt Dam
life.
Ssr9euien er ioriounOen ira Dor.
De meaem 0loffen ? % 3, men
boorleoes ban bar funnel gao ooer
9oro, ltOen at nogen bar lagt Npr.
fe til oct, er en- @oa6e. Get fan
antoges, al bnn er iaGOen 9aitoet
ogteuuoe, og at Sfruepouoet sie.
6liftelig bar truffet 6nm Dpbet
Sergenien, Der par en- 0tano !
10 Mars AIoereL 6a0oe iioit ] en-
AarrGffe orret aoptain pao Dam.
peren nSrmgart", ~tiI6srenoe n&am.
borg9gr .9Ifrifo.9 inien. San
efterlaoer iis Siritru % to 9srn |
4dbenrna.
2iget al aoptain Ssrgenien bleu
npite Ntorgen funOet beO Setting
| angel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

Oct par en- goo og itemlin8sfulo
Set, Der fan opbpgge 6aooe ua9e
og gomle.
gi enter Dem en- rigtig GLAD oa
lps 9iosaften. 5. / v4Rm.4
6jelitruy SOsn. BulObrnllnp.
Gen 10. 9iaj fun0e tiodgere 2apo.
6olsnan0 Cane 2uno % 6uitru
2ille Qlnilet ieire 0eres 3ulo6rgl.
IMP.
cane 2lino err iii. g6lensborf
apis~ ieOt 1887 / Siernorup OF
bar boet 80 Aar ! Auilet. Sans
Suitm 9lnne, feot Rielien er 100
1912 / Gngum peo Belle. 2egtepar.
ret bar 6uft 10 9erIl, boorai DOG
fun De fem er | 2ipe. Ere Getre el
4 amerfta oe en- Dutter er gift
@ots0am, meoelts De gnmle Dor 20!
IoereS Sen, Der bar en- 9on6eien
Dom. Anne 2ilno far ppret aoge
lfone pe9 9rpIlupper ! 10 @nr o.
Ier te1ot of mango pna egnen. ,
gamle er roife og rgriee. 8aml
Curb bor altio itnnet paa rett
lSfOe / Dor 8oIfefomp.
SOptrup. 5OrSefGrO. Ssn0ag 81
'termiOOog ben 5. Ntai iorofaiteoeI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

10000 Niarf. Sfdleu er opiert al
9r6orene San0boIot I Qoptrup.
6n rnif Ching. ) 9optrnp fom.
mime Dor en- @aoroeier, foln er 80
glor gamntel. men ban bar ielD M
5oroaret lagt 5iDguiaa poa it
Stue5us, er 9uoet ruit6t ON Sfor.
%itenene uOen at 6lioe ioimnel, o.
bar ielU Bjort oct 9ele IFS % ipr.
oigt. Otan6en orfper enonu ielp lin
life ioo Iige @oapo memiteropr0ig
S%pnosrborg. 9rufnet. Get
y5oreneOe 1umpifibs elifd6S~ Conn.
per yaanal III, auptojn q. Sof.
femtp, oifom ber til 5eloaa Otter.
mi0oag ben 5.0s. meo en- 9aonina
StDfgO0s ira &nmburg, 6oorfra Den
bar 9Ifieilet 2er0a9 4iten. Conn
laSioger me0fsrte 0umperen ffBlge
gDpbbel.g oiten~ aaptain 10. ,ssr.
senien ira ala6enrao, en- perion.
fig 8efeipot af aoptajn &offerl1p,
Der oateoe iia Diem til i'm 6amilie.
S6r9eHien gif til og ira aoptoinen
pun aonpmnnoobroen og De anita.
leoe MI og %. Ia Gamperen NOR.
meOe iig SenOcrbora, meaen alof,
fen 3 og 81 ON Morgenen, foo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

2SlIe Sp0IASIIIl Jul IuBltINs
pint @qbolm. for ban If BET be-
ioaret, belt iioen BIN 9torgen Den
16. .apriI, oa ran maatte forloOe
lit lille 6iem I 9rons for at tage
til Gegerinqspru iioentens 9D %
afione Den more 9re0e. ban bar be-
goaet imtoo aulturitaten RrellgIen,
ferit oeroe0, at ban bar o9ret Iao
grenieles uformtftig At la0e Jig
fe0e it0en for oens @rUnier. Ger
most oerpe0, at Dan bar oriitet Jig
til Den lberte 5rpf5e0 at 8ifte oa
boiptte Jig uoen Den fonoeIig preus'
fife 9nporaoos 8ilIaoeIie.
Sans 8llitr1 par % er 10 peo-
purenoe fpgelig. sun par %iengeIig.
genoe, 0o ban reiite. 9erior bar
6ongen iiffert oeret meget befpn'
ret FOR benoes 5iIitono.
0to0s g8boIm fortietter ! Gre
oct, at ban bar BET efter Omitpn.
.oigbeoerne goot. Men Chen bIioer
10 Long. Ter er oprre uetop i Ben.
ne 2lorstio at ifo6e iuoeIuffet erO
ON &interen.
0fen Der er 10 Iangt tilbnge, f6r
De + Tiger er omnle, 81 Dan beoer
0erfor ON, at Be iontmen meo nogtp
aIeoning sitpffer oil ien0e bam en-
Del Bigger. gern9it obpler ban at.
ter oe0 6ienmet og beoer ON II
fna en- Morbo I'll at graoe bet lille
Stpffe 0aoeioro, De bar; hi ran
ielo tommer 10 life biem ier / 81.
Ii Noofre0. 8reoet er paotegnet af
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
5or noaen 5ao iioen BAR Meoici-
nalraoo II. @anien / MaOs 90
boIms Stem. for - oenne Sang
efter 0pfoporing fra Ri95fansleren
iom BET 6e06er at un0eri s9e,
Door DICT Der par Soaoom / Stem.
met. SCR ben 6ieulaie %tiItrauote
Straffen. i~n0ien0te ban nemllig Ell
6enoeroegie til bet tuife Riges 5eie.
lite Q~lpn0iabeo meo Ell SfiGoring
al iiae 6or5oI0.
: @anr moatte gg6oIms 6uitut
after ioge 9eae5iplp. 5roos le9em-
lige Si0elier er bun imaoIsrtio be.
itanoig peo go0t Aloo. @m oar BET
lire @aub, At oen 3io not ifal
fomne, 0a 9lfn tan iaa 9op til
iommen meo i'm Rano % iine
Born al DO ireoeligt % uforimrret
i oeres 6ienntaon, iaa 5amilicior-
.lergeren bIiDer 6eiriet for Del Inns.
oarige 5Gn8ieIsop5of6. iom pisie
5olf ifal bape nlent, Der ioreitaur.
@eiin8 PED Sfrrbaf, 0eu ).
Mai 1912.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

af0eoe @aaroeier / 9r9rnn, UNDER
itor 8eltngelie.
Cen of0eoe bIep barren til Sra.
pen nj line : 56nner. Get meget
tore 5plge iplote airfen til iiOite
l5loos.
Faitor 3onneien talte nleget
mutt oper Den 6eoengangne. Sci
Itrlp 5tomnnlne, bpor aragb bar
pGret ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ! mango
star, bap0e iertot en- Sslptrans til
ifoite 9laos.
9aitor 1onneien taIte meget
imuft ooer Den Se0engaHgne. Sci.
"trip aommntne, bpor arogb bar
ppret aommnefoutanOer i monge
9fnr, bopoe ienot en- Sslpfpans til
bans goare.
Sfoleinbpielie. fioite uge mo
pieces ben nD Stole / Soptrip.
I'll Steoe par en- Asieslor ira
panorauosfontoret, Sfoleinipeitpren
Steoets grait, aommuHeruaoet og
enfeite anore. Sfolen ligger meget
imalft mit6 / 9Den, og ger ct tilta-
Ieifoe Snotrpf, Den ifal bore en- al
oe im1tffeite SfOler, iom er OPP
ierte fer / 0oroilesuig; men ben
foiter ogiaa meo 9gggeplaos ooer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
Skal Du ReiSe2

Hvis du tanker paa at tage en- Tur
til Gamlelandet eller sende Billet Tor
~slegtninge, da kom thu, at vi ! -
Rekke at Aar har so1gt fere Billettee
end nogen anden Scandinavian Agent l
Chicago. vi salger Billetter paa ale
de storste og bedste LINER og SKATER
wore Reisende Plads 1 Smaakahytterno
sden ekstra Detailing. Altid godt Rel
sefslge. PENCE veksles og hjemsendea.
Kronesedler kjebes og salges. Alle
o~plysninger faces we'd Henvendelse tn
vort Acknowledgements.
Evangelisten Publishing Society
1858 Fullerton Avenue, Chicago. III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
5nnneriuuun

9e biemleie % en- t~gIf-OanIf SrGts
tatfor6anOling. 5 en- meget tlar
og ioglig leoeltoe 4rtitel itriper bet
f~gben5ounife 9luO oRi9et", iOm
Itaar Den nruprenOe Regertng ret
NOR:
.6anIfe ont er De 6iemleie iSton-
geri9et Breua Ell os - itatslig Jet
uUeofonneuOe, % De 8anltelig'
be0er, 0en prelsihte 6egering bar
ftaffet zig ielo pna Solien peO i'm
ge9onoling uf oenre autegori al
IeDenoe Nenneiter, bar ri 5oerten
Coo ellen Del /. Derfor er Der tmio'
lertl9 ifltet til 9inOer FOR. at Den
oanife ~gfegering tan mpOtage 6or-
fIaaet ON en- ntellemltatlig OrOning
meo sNneoefommeubeO o. 9elptl-
lie. Del 0reier zig fer - ligeiom
tioligere, Oa Optanter % Optant-
bgrn par De me 8errers, @robrer-
mes foorne Dire ; &oroile5oig -
on Mpno og aoinOer al 0onif yta-
tionalitet, og ingen Ounif Gegerin8
ton pore ligegpI0ig ior Oere5 StGb-
ne. 9toor 5p1flanO- Breusien enifer
at tale me0 os ON 0isIe pore SanOs-
memo / Meteorological, ioa oil ri og-
ioa ppre at trqffe. 0et tiltommer
fife os at ut0leoe Samtalen, for0i.
ni om6pggelig upOgonr euOO8 Blot
Sffanet al at bIanOe os / en- rem
meo. nabooenIig Stats inOre AHlig-
GENDER. M1en poa en- 6gfIig Sen
perpoeIie er oct en- Bligt at gipe ct
befIigt Soar.
e~oqgrun0en for De foreituaeHOe
oiplomotiife 5or6unOIinger Iigger
fulot 6eluit. Seller fife fam Der Der
8fe uiiffer6eo ON BET OanIfe StotO-
punft; Ielo ON 0rGftelier al On
feltbeoer fife oil 9ao let ira 0aan-
0en. lea er @ruu0i9tningerne for
en- oanIf Meopirfning til Spergs-
maalets 2ssning paa 6orbaanO gp,
ne; 0opOilesoigite biemleie, Der
frroilligt 6egiper iig inc ooer Den
oonife 8renie / ben 5eniigt at bli,
De unoerIootter fer / Riget, oil
finoe 0ptagelie / 0anit lln0erionts'
for5ol0, ruar De / gorInt fDlOeitgsr
De 0euom gploenoe 2opregler. Oct
forlfoirttes. at aongeriget Frerls-
len ofl inotage en- t%tliuarenoe Solo
ming ooer FOR De 6ienlsie gtorO'Ies.
oigere, Ser er fSOte og opboIOer Jig
inoenfor bets @rGnier, og iom ole
fer at blipe ser meo en- tpit Stats.
6orgers G~ettigbe0er og @ligter.
gtetop foroi Sa9en Iigger iao
fart FOR. bar man Sob OF fro, at
Sc 5orbanolinger, &reusien eufter,
mao flinne fsre til ct for ollie Bar
Ter tiIfre6sitineuOe Reiultut I go
bet af for5olo5pis fort [io.~
ara MaOs 6g6Olms Stem. Sra
5fpr5pf ifribe5 til yO~aoOersmda-
lei.
Gp0elig mootog @a0s @g6olms
9uitru forIeoen Tag ct 8reo fro
in 05ano. san perger ocri ferit,
5porle0es Dc bar oct %0er6iennne, pm
DC er nO8enlun0e raite. +
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
8efien.
SrOnecr. Siamnnt6rnllmp. Il

SrOaacr. Siamant6rpllup. 8io.
Iigere Sfipper y. 9rag % 9uitri
feire0e oen .. D3oi oeres Giumant.
6r9lluB paa Stran05oteaet I 9runs.
mrs. groa er 81, aonen 81 4ar
9ammel, % beage er inlioe % ra.
ffe. &. 9rag oor / 1861 en- al DEM.
iom gap lin Sflfoe til 9iplp til
8pgningen al en- Aeieroe6ro oDer
9tlsfun0. San er EN- Mano. iom ogs
faa iioen Sen Gio bar upret FLAIR
ooer line 4ligter, ifrioer ~5lens.
BORG 2lois~
DIN acknowledgement me0oe-
Ter pGg6bsl 90iten@:
Drag par / mango dar IerUe-
fffpper % 6enteoe S8ro til 5egI
0prferne Deo egeriuno % Der ON.
firing, on man enonu iprlia brligte
Oct 0tateriale III at terre Sten oeo.
Ia man ienere fan6t paa At terre
Stenene oe0 grifetter, fog 1eroe.
ieilingen al, og ioa IIo9 9rog iig
paa 5riferiet, Jon ban enonl tro0s
i'm 9oie aIoer ar6ej6er meo. :.
1jor Uar 9an ioa n6eIoig at falOe
6aglGngs ooer goro oeo 5~i1ferbroen
9rrmsnps. men ban leo ingen
Den 6erpe0. 0afao bans 6uitru
fan role fig of u~almiu0eIigt goot
pelbreo. 6or ct Bar 2lar iioen 6rGf.
feoe 6nn Oct enc 9aar6en oeo ct
5olo, og i 5ior bleo BUN unOerfa.
itet en- Operation; beg9e 0ele lap
bln bel oper.
De gomIe far baft flere Detre,
men ingen Sgnrer. af Dstrene en-
to gift | 8rllnsnes, en- / 2Dfsborg
% en / 5~enoerborq, meoens ben
ploite FAR Spitle 6iemme.
Sggnm Sogn. @nlobrDllnp. Gre
0agen ben 3. Niai ieire0e oct gam-
Ie ogtperoige 9@gtepar 4ft9gts.
npopo Sans 36rgen 6anien og SUI
ftru oeres @uIobrpllup. Get 9amle
Bar Dor pos oeres pD0ite Sen,
@oaroeier @6be @auien i 6eiteO.
@n M9ng6e 8enner rog ben tal-
rige Jumilie bar m60te for at inf
snife Borret pnn Oenne Oeres @ej-
tiosoog, ct 9epis pnn Den itore
Iqtelie, bet gnnle nniete Bar npOer
blanot Gaboer % 9efen0te.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
3Butteunsu.
Eil Sapanmisi onen:

SCR fotteret lie SOL. Nr. q ................. $34O17t
8borg, z. 0uf, Z. 1. SSenen s., Baitor Se Sf...... 800
Blair, Ae6r, Sa6iboioreninaen :. -. ............ $50
SoparO, q. DAT, en- lt6efeuot :. :. :. =. ........... $50
@ilfenldr 0iint, Ell nnpont s., GLEN, Coma % 9rotn
gonOo $t.25 :. :. :. ...s..~.|...... 625
Iupep, Ge6r, 4n0rem 5Seilen :. ............... 200
5almalu6, @}nin GoIt 0erinl Carl 96ritenien. 49,. $500
9rOotpn, q. y, Suems arfeIi9e ltngoomsiorening
Trentont Nebr, 05rlten Qurien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
@enon, Aebr, .Sr. 2noerien :. =. =. ........t..,.... 100
Jemmars @rpe, 9ebr. SSens gnnf0t =. =. .......... 100
7onebroa, Rebr, $. Beterien -. ............ 800
4lbert 9ea, Rinn, @arre Saien ............... 200
s. s. Wurtenfa1. :. :. :. ............. 100
SunreStopn, aurhos, Better aroerien -. .......... 200
S6orcbp % Sadtru buer 81. os ;. .....'..... 900
6reOerifsborg, gtebr, Ell lutaont, 0frs. &. u. 5enien,
@rs. Eotor Senen boer 81. :. :. ............. 300
I1oor6ea0, Soma, aoinoeforentnaen :. =. >. ......... 500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
EiInB6Ii6en6e aino.
I'll SfoIefosen:

5er fuitteret, ie Sol. Rr. u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gi6orl, z. Oaf, 8eitre areos. :. /. Seaien, ). i. Ban
len, 9u. 81. 5ergel 1anielieI aa0ers @aaiea, 1del5
s. G9rateuieL ID. J. 6brtteuen, 4icls 9sielien, Sort
,enel 8. GbriteHep, GouI 4noerien 9o. 81; Sens
s. S%aurioien cars 2arien, 0lrs. z 6. Sd3Hiol, vi.
fre0 0brntetrief, GorI :. Gfen 6o. DOC ............
@tre GreOs: Iaitor ; 5se So; 9brrt 9ttoerien s.
Deter Z. Qeteriet. z. z 9eteren, 99r. 2aarioiel,aiel
Smi6t, Better 3. a%intoiea. !. i. Slm0. Better 5orgel-
len, q. 7. AieNen 20. 500; e9rnt 19onllen, 0brft
,Sepfen bO. 0Oc :. ......... tt+ttt.
Sompton, Rc6r. GaTtor Sc5ult3 81 @lrs. I. z Sonien
@m Gale, WinH, Dle1t89eoen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DoDep, 9ie6r., An0rep Senien ..........
Talnout6. DE. Gmnis l2gb. ;. ;. .t..t..........
Blair. 9iebr., en- luPpnt =. .......'......
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
Gil

1sr fpHteret, lie SOL. 9r 2f ............. $117935
Iibord. z Dat. = Is Senie1 Intpr < Sse boer ST.. 200
0men, 9e6r. 4n0ren Sa1rien ...... -. ......... 200
TPpnrbe1O. &opa. Qethrtia Mnhs af Observation-Disclosures. 800
Qennan 8rooe, Qebr, Sens gr1r0t =. ......... 80
4lbert Sea, Mirn. s. ;. Morterien -. -. 100
Sanrestonn, aorius. Better an0eren ...... .......... 200
Biborg, 2. Gof, Sorhie Sn9oar0en, 90or 6boebp %
Siitru bo. 50 :. =. -. ............... -. 400
5reoeritsborg, Aebr, Ell maont s., qrs. 6. u. Sener,
Nrs. |ufor Senen bo. 81 :. =. ........t..... 400
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
0iliammea -.
Gil sfionen

Scr h~Oitteret, ie abl. lr. u ...............
&t6org, z. 0af, {. 3. SEMEN s., :. =. @auletl
y. Rielien 70. 81
Solparo, q. 9}uf. en- imPpnt ............
Noou6eaO, Sa, 9ef6esoa Ddgb4 aof1oeforeangen
Reuntan @rope, 2ebr, Sens 9ranot ..............
5ane5torpn aanias. eter anOeret .............
eugene, Oregon, aoinoeforenia9at .......
" Sorine Sngparoiei, % Qaitor 65orebp
6lttru 10 81 -. =.
5reocrif56orq, 9iebr, Ell iu1do1t -. ............
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-21
MISS MYRTLE DERosIER.

Miss Myrtle Derosier, 26, a nurse in
the Memorial hospital, died In the hos
pital Tuesday evening about 6.15 o'clock
after an illness of several weeks. She
had been in i'll health since March, 19ll.
At that time she contracted diphtheria
while caring for a patient and for a
time was in a critical condition. The
hospital was under quarantine at the
time. The disease left her in weak
ened condition, but she continued her
student work and on April 1 was given
her diploma. A few days afterward she
was taken i'll, and death resulted from
peritonitis.
Miss Derosier was born in Norfolk, N
Y, May H. 1886, and was a daughter OF
James j. and Addie Barhart Derosier,
who lived in Messina, n. Y, before GO
ing to Norfolk. Miss Deroser moved
with her parents to Woodstock, this
state, when she was a young girl and
attended the schools of that town. She
came to Brattleboro four years ago and
had been in training since then. She
was a very capable young woman and
during her term of service here made
many friends. She was ambitious to
succeed in her chosen profession and
despite the hardship imposed by a
weakened constitution won the admira-
tion OF all who knew her by her de-
termination to win in spite OF obsta cles,
Besides her parents she leaves one Sis
ter, Miss Lula Derosier, and one brother,
Ivan Derosier, both of Woodstock. Her
father came from Woodstock Tuesday
and the body was taken to that town for
burial Wednesday evening. The funeral
was held yesterday morning at II
o'clock and the burial took place there
The nurses in the Memorial hospital sent
as q token OF their esteem and love
some beautiful flowers, including a large
set piece.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-21
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Prof Lewis B. Patton of Hartford will
preach in the Congregational church
Sunday. E. c. Crosby will lead the devo-
tional services in the chapel this even
ing.
The last meeting of the w. c. T. U.
before the summer vacation will be held
in the rest room next Monday at 4
o'clock. A full attendance Is desired as
! there is business to be transacted.
Fritz Hanson will wrestle young"
Olsen of Newfoundland In the Grand
opera house in Boston Monday evening.
kid" Goodheart. who has been training
with the local man in Boston, came
here with him yesterday.
Fort Dummer colony of Pilgrim
Fathers received several candidates
Tuesday night. Refreshments were serv-
ed and a social hour and games were
enjoyed. The governor, ]. p. Mack, pre-
sented the colony large United States
flag, such as is used in their work.
The annual meeting of the Society
of Seamstresses, Needlewomen and Shop
girls will be held in the rest room Thurs
day evening. Festival hall is engaged for
next week. making it necessary to hold
this meeting elsewhere. The members
are urged to consider the Importance of
keeping up the organization and to be
present next Thursday.
The pulpit of the Methodist church
was decorated with mountain laurel,
wild flowers, potted plants and palms
Sunday morning, when the Children's
day exercises were held. A large audience
was present and the program was as fol-
lows: Organ prelude; opening song, girls
chorus; recitation, Charlotte Houghton;
recitation, Marjorie Adams; song, girls
chorus; recitation, Esther Daniels; reci-
tation, olive Birch; class song. girls
class; exercise. boys class; recitation,
Virginia Varney; recitation, Bertha
Corse recitation, Donald Wilder; song,
girls chorus; recitation, Elsie Nourse;
exercise four girls; recitation, Ruth
Boorn; song, girls chorus; recitation,
Minnie Jondro; recitation, Nellie Varney;
exercise, girls class; class song, boys
class; exercise, primary class; remarks,
Miss Crawford, deaconness; closing song,
girls chorus.
The graduation exercises of the 9th
grade of the public schools were held in
the Baptist church Friday afternoon. The
church was decorated with mountain
laurel and white carnations and large
audience was present The class roll
was published last week. The program
was as follows: Prayer, Rev. ]. II. Cow
ID. D., pastor of the Baptist church;
duet. Imperial Gavotte." by Engelman.
Evelyn Harris and Kathryn Sherman;
Song of the armorer." chorus; narra-
tive, 1.-THE boat race" by Grant, Kenneth
owen Smith; song, MY birch canoe"
chorus; monologue, "In the department
store" by Wells. Hazel Dorothea Went
| worth; song. "Beauteous Waltz" chorus;
story. ''rhe bear family" by Riley Bry,
| an w. Gale description. "The old man.
| by Field. Mabel Jennie Spaulding'
Loves old sweet song; recitauoh
"Mammy's III boy" by Edwards syiv'a
McCune Crosby; class prophecy Joseph
Gray Estey; presentation OF ceruncases' s,n'
Judge J. L. Martin; class SONG ''"'
| ton, Rev. DIR. J. r. Cow
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-21

The tentative platform of the Repub-
lican party of Vermont is an admira BILE
document. The needs of the state are
fully recognized and the taxation ques-
ton is handled with a deeper insight
than in any previous platform. There
Is demand for reformation of our pri-
mary system among a large percentage
of the voters. Mr.. Johnson, in writing
the platform, evidently recognized the
fact that the direct primary laws which
have been enacted in some of the states
are cumbersome and unsatisfactory and
he has therefore recommended a simple
plan for direct preferential vote by bal
lot for state and national officials. The
platform is published in full on page
four of this paper and we advise a full
perusal of its several planks.