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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
2ieberfrans.Gamen5irfeI.

msnn es beibt, Der 2isbertran3 Do
mensirtel giebt cine l!nterbultung, 10
iinb Die Gripartungen INNER bob 9ss
fponnt unb nit Rs6t Wun 1T es ges
ip0bnt, bab bon bisiem gersin immer
ettpos 8efpnosres geboten tptro, uRo
Bel Der Friihlingsfeier in WeibsIs5due
am %. Wlai piro bus Hi6t mtnoer
Der FoQ fein. Gs iino Iduter oerhetz
bungspoae Ramen, bic in 9erbinoung
nit bem Drpgramm genonnt Deroen,
3. 8. 5err unb Grau 8r. Sid, Jrou
JRormd (gsbsrger) Weioner, 5rl,goHa
Weibel. syrau Olga 6artHlan, 5srr
Gmil StemIer, Der Qiebertran3, unb
aIs gang aparte Nummsr Elm 8Iumen=
tdns, gu bsm 5srr 5sinria SerrIe bic
Dorte unb 6err gurulsbrsr Qppsl ben
9ans oeftrtebsn bdben. 9srielbe
rpiro bon Is iungen 0amsn (5odtsrn
Der Wsitgliebsr) aufgefii6rt. gintrittss
torten iinb Bel dllen mitglisoern bes
9ereins, iopie in Germ gbeobolo's
gu6banbIung. 1919 9ine Strube, gu
buben.
sTolgenoes programm 1T fir bisf
Gelegsnbeit uufgeiteat;
Wdnner5pr -Gincinnoti Gisbertruns.
Wiatommengrub Grau Or. 8. 8.
lid.
sopranIOlO r5riiblinssIisb" >. goeuen
rr,u Cfon 6oy4ruou
JriibIingsssoiats - Serr Or. 8. 8.
lid.
aieoer fir Sopror
Al .Rois in TIE 6uo" 0arrotp
b. .Woobpeder" Nenin
SRI. gona Weibel; besleitet pOn 5rI,
Qnna 5offmon.
gipIinIolo .JrIblingslieb<r", bon
9ries. Rubinitein, Msnbelsiobu.
Serr Gmil StsmIer.
Sopraniolo rSOmmer" :. . Gbaminao.
Srnu Norma (gsberger) Deibner.
WGnnsr6or - ginc. Qisbsrtran3.
Der gIumen JrubGingsz
tun5.
5iieber - SRI. Trieoc Wenbs.
Wobn - SRI. glia ano6.
aOrnblume - 5rI. emma 9urtborot
Rois Fri. Norma 6drtman.
ellie - SRI. PauIG 2ueosrs.
8eildsn - SRI. WathiIba 2uebsrs.
QsrgiBmsinHiht - Sri. Olga Deiten'
boff.
Stiefmiittsrden - SRI. Zulu pfeiFfer
Sduienbihon - JrI. quulins Stsm'
Ter.
WaisIDdten 5rI. 5snristta Mupsr
SonnsabIums - SRI. 6iloa 5offmon
Rslie - 5rl. 9sra Drabnsr.
Bids - 5rI. Nora gofs.
Wargsrete - Jrl. SeIene S6mibt.
Reieba - SRI. 5ebpis Sdmiot.
S6liihelblume = 5rI. Warie Rsp.
alapierbealeitung fir Geians - Ger
2ouis ghrsott.
alaOierbeslsituns fir ben glumsn
tdns Serr RuooIpb Streiher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
(Slud i'm llnglmf.

Glit ssnauer Hotb entgin9 geiteru
Der % Sabre alte Senrp 9artmann
pon go. 2097 Deit 6. gtpenue. Elm
2tngeitelter Der 6leiIamaHu'iaeu
8rennerei in Seoamsptqe, ihnersu
9erIebungeu, lpenn nidt iOgor Oem
Sobe. Gr mar pdhrenD Der 4rbeit Der
Sransmifion 81 naR getommen uno
puroe ppr ben Nugen ietusr entieBter
arbeitsaenoTen NIT gsDaltiger Budt
bon Der BeIe berumgepirbeIt 3um
Slid elang ss, in lpenigen Rtnutsu
bic 9striebstraft ab5uiteuen unb ss
iteute Iit bsraus, oab 6ortmann, peIs
dem bic 9leioer in 5esen bonn Sorper
geriiTen porben poren, nit uugefdtra
lihen 8ersBunsen ooponqetpmmeu
mar. gr puroe mad benz Itdotti5en
SoipitoI gebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
9eutider sebrer-Gerein.

Tem in Der lebten 3uiommen'
tSnit Iaui seporoeuen Munihe, Die
nGhite Dsrfammluns nit einem aus-
fluse gu perbtnbeR, trat Der 8oritauo
In ieiner geitrigen Sibuns ndber.
Rad eingthenosr geratbune entihieO
ficb bieTer fir bic Blue Grub Snn. Sa
krrliher Gage auf oem asntutier
bchlano i'll oisislbe ein ioealsr plas
fir einen Ausflug Der beutffen 9ebz
rer unb aebreriHnen; umiomebr, istts
bem eine beuticbe 0efeuinnft bic Be
ipiribihoftuns iibernommen. Dab
Deutite bel 5srrn Wiibtlm arom.
bad, Dem ourh uHo ourh beutfter
Oefndftsieitsr Der Blue GraB SIM
befiens oufaebchn iinb, unn bob q
|on beutjGsr Sr6bli6teit uHb Gs.
Irniithlja!ejt uiat isRlsn lDir6. untsr'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
0eburten.

Glmer unb Wellie Drobmnnn. 11o9
NsIpibere apenue; anabe.
Wiainm unb Blunne Wibman,
1909 Gprins Strabe; Rnabe.
Gbporb unb Warp 2opte. 1108
Nrrnhnnp; W6nhtn.
RALPH unb Watiloa Rinrob. 527
Djf litertp Gtrabe; Wdbnen.
Mnton unb 3inie Gbner. 1877 6ars
riipn Qpsnue; WdDhen.
CHARTS unb Alma Weaenn, 1541
Central Npenue; Hnabt.
WiIlian benrp unb Rattle 6abu,
Ntptcnn. Dbio; 4nobe.
Charles unb Gcphie pogHer, qaris
Gtrobe; 0nabe.
Eamusl unb glenie Mnnis. 261
Hroob Girobe; anabt.
RDp unb Gillian M<biisr. CAT 1inbs
Lap Girnb<; Rnabe.
Wlor 9ripiR unb Gertrude O0Ibs
SO W<is ct. Clair Gtrobe; W6bnsH
6arrp O. unb Rattie SIGNALLING
$40 On 4. aDenue; Mdbdbsn.
MMeRf uHb Minnie 6iirf 301z
9afIih Mpsnuer Ndb4su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
Seoemiaus Selbftmpro .
slnSug pcs Scn. WeItenoprf am JlnR'
ufen gefmnoeu.

Ter poli3ei rpuroe geitern Elm aus
Rod, Beintlsioeru unb 5ut beItebenosr
4n3ug ibsrgsbsu, peI6er am JluBufer
uabe Der altsn 9umpitatton an Der
;yrpnt StruBe Don Soispb Gang uno
Spnsp McWabon BON go. 913 Utars
tin Strabe ssfunoen poroen mar. Der
Rod trug ben 5irmuitempel r1Rooor
S60ne, Yort StraBe uno Jresman
Qpenue", iotpie ben gtameu Des mutaz
mablitsn @igentbiimsrs Ben Bsitens
oorf". 3lpsifeIlps banosIt es iih um
sinen SeIbitmoro. Sn ben 5aiden oes
gluauqes puroe cine goloene grlae,
elm 5ai6sntu6 unp 3tpet 3ettel nit
Der aufI6rift Der gIms &c Doepte 60.
rsIp. Der Gong aoug Yea 20. Sstuns
ben.
Die goli8ei ernlittsIte. buB am
Wontoq glatmittGg uno 4bsno etn
Wdnn tpieoerholt ndhs Der 5unoiteus
aeiehen porosn mar, tpelher siren Anz
aug, nj. ben ssitsrn gefunoenen, tru9
unb augsnihstrIih in srpBer Iufre-
auna am TIubufsr ouFs unb abging.
aae 4nseihen ihsiusu oarduf binsus
beuten, ooB Der Wunn nit Ben QIes
ftsnbprF, einsm frihersr Glert Der
aIms &c 0oepte Co., ioentiih mar
unb ii6 i'm Gbto ertrdutt bat. NSss
Ttenborf mar psrbeirathst uno Batter
bon fiinf ainbsrn. Gr Dobnte gio
1920 Clan Strabe, bat iit ieooh 'slt
pprigsm Sreitag ni6t mehr 3u 5dut'
bliten luiien. Gr bate Tett pier Wo'
den tpegen arGntIihtsit niht mebr se
arbeit.t unb ipQ bsreits fri6er bel per
fchisbenen 4nlGiien anoeren 4nge'teu'
ZEN Der fsirma g.aeniiber bemertt hds
ben, er lei pes 2sbsns uberoriif'le unr
lperoe bdlo alien ieinen Sorgen ein
gnoe MAIDEN. Der am TluBufer ges
funbene Qr5us purbe geitern 4benn
BON 2Ouis Sr0btid go. 200 Wapel
StruBe uno Gee Winot, gto. 1906
| groabDop, gstannten oes Beitenocrf
nit alIer geitimmtbeit als gtasnthun
Rs 2esteren ibsutifi5irt.. Die 2sid
bes mutbmuBliden Selbitmoroeri
tpnnte bister nod nidt gsfunoen luer'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
Segnabignns
Seines angeblif,eH angreiiers BON
Charles Gr0ser beaHtragt.

Charles Grosger, poitcIert, bon go.
615 Oft Gritte Strabe, pelher, pis
berittet. Dor einieen 4benben Rdbe Der
gDesIep aapelle, aneeblich bon 5bomas
Bail, eiuem ftreitenben Shubarbeiter
irrtbimliherreiie fir einsn Streit.
BREEDER eebalten une nit sinem WeFst
angsgriffen tpurbe. bat seitsrn in sinsu
Shreiben ben goliseiri6ter, oen a.
30 2a9en 4rbeitsbaus uno elmer 9eIo.
itrdfe BON $50 uno aoiten perurtbeil,
ten Bail aus bem 4rbeitsbaus 3u ent,
laHsn. oa Der 4nsriff mDsItber @eiI,
bon sinem anberen aussefiibrt pproer
iein tonne. Ri6ttr Stride psripies Der
San an Siherbeitsbirettor gaib, mel
der oas 8e9naeigunssreht beIiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
ltnterridyts. s.Anseigen.

NIP nuros unter Der QntIdqe oes unz
prbentIi6er 8etragens oerbdftet uno
ipdter gegen SUrg'hoft auf freisH
SUB geieBt.
Morris 9oTtborn, qrdiiOent ber
3erttle Sttrt & Suit Co., meIoets
geitern bem YoIi8eitef, ouB er uno
fein Observation-Disclosures u, SptItuz
ger an Moutag 2lbeno an Der Gen=
tral nube Z. Apenue BON elmer In5abl
Streiter angefaQen, nit benz Ipoe be-
orobt unb mibbarDelt noroen ieteu.
Gr bemertte, DaB er iid Dus 8orgeRsn
Der Strsiter ni6t srtldren trnne, o1
cine Ginigung 3piihen Der Birma
uno ben 2tusitGuotgen er3ieIt porosH
lei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

liegt tpobl teinem 3psifel. Das pole
itdnbige programm Der lesten regels
mdbigen 0eriammlung, am Sonne
abenb, ben /. SUM 1912, 3 u6r Ja6r
mittoss, lautet foIgsnbsrmaBen:
u RIabierportraq
S5rI. gIfts Weibleber.
p aieb
1rl. 9aael Meil.
3 9ef6dftli6es
8erihte Der 8eamten.
Qenberung Der Statuten.
8eamtenfpdbl.
Der Di9tigteit Der 5agesorbnung
balber lit Elm 3ablrei6er 8efu6 Der
8eriammlung fehr eripiinitt.
Rad Der 9sihdftsitsung: 8emiith@
lihss 8eiiammeniein uno 31n3trdnSs
den. SelbftperItdnbli6 lit bic 9erz
iammlung fir alle WitgIieoer toiten-
los. Wegen 8etbeiligung on bem ge@
meinI6aftlihen QbenbeTen tpoIe man
iih an 6errn 5. &. 8urgbarbt ooer
Serrn Gbas. W. 3adenberg, 124 =.
llniperiitp 2lp. - Sernruf 4oon 1249
81 - tpenbsn. Giinf5ebn Utinutsn
StraBenbab nit Der Ulons
mouth ainie bon Der 5ulteiteae on
Der Sitieite Der Walnut Strdbe 5tpt'
i1sn @isrte unb 5unfte.
Die 4ngemeine 4Hociation Der Gin
cinnatier Mitterpereine ldot Die Wttt'
qlieber bes 8eutf6sn Gehreroeretni
aur Sbeilnobme an ibrer SabresDer'
Tcmmlung Elm. 8ieislbe finbet an
0onneritag, ben %. Ufal, Rahmit'
tags 2 ubr, in Der auIa ces Sbt'
Meddnics Snitttute ftatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
Sie luuree su beiR.

Dis Der gboufFeur elmer WtlIer
bon Go. S36 8sf 2ibertp StraBe gee
tern 8prmittag au benz y. Wt 6. u.
9ebduoe porbetfuhr, puros thm Der
Gig plpBlin gu beib uno er eutosdte
All ieinem Streden, bab eine unter
oem gib bsfinolihe Giits nit Gleis
bungsitiiden ouf irgeno cine Deiie in
grqno aeratben mar Gr mari bic
aifte turs .entfhloHsn auf ben 5ettens
tpea une oas Ssasr tpurbs NIT eiriigta
Gimsra DaIItr geI0lat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

truntsnem 3uitunDs unter Soosss
brobungen aus bsm 9auie gejugt haz
ben. Ou Der 9sfaugens einen 9elaoes
nen Repolper in Der Saihe butte,
nuroen bic 2tntIagsu bes 1ragens oers
borosner Waffen uub Der SruntenbeIt
qeaen ihu srboben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

vRiefsn" s.iponnsn ods Spiel Ihon i'm
3. Oange, als iis 3 Gdufs ernteten, ipos
fir Der ssblsr unTeres Qusbelfers Wes
Donolo ouf Der abFongsftatior aits
balf. Morians mar unier better Sdlds
ger NIT 8 TreFf.rn, uno srntete Wc0os
nolb ebenfalls 2 9reffsr. Gsmpno
purbe i'm 2. Gouge BON Der 6iss iibsr i
tudltist uuo ourh WcGonalb abs.lDit.
Sn ibrtm psrtriippel.en 3uftonbe ipas
rem uniers Sungens ben rRiefsn" nidt
setpo4feu.
Refultdt bsr deItrider
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

Der 36 Sabre alt. Dirtb Sraat
2eitner, Rp. 11O6 9ine Strobs, tpurs
be friib seitern Rprsen auf @eronIuI-
iuna ieiner 6rau BON ben pDiiSiiten
aufeembrinf uno Ssrnel oerbaftet. Gr
loa isins @attiur una Ginpsr In bes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

grnIt unb katherine Rdhn, 11O3
Carton Mpenue; anobe.
gbilip unb Monie Ruo5a, $40 Ws't
8. 4psnus; Mdohen.
5apes unb Donie Jor, Dslht;
Gndbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
Refultat btr gsfrtgen

5ea'. Radmittas fiinf.ss rne lsbtes
Gpicl Der Ssrie spiiteu rRsos" uab
..Gisien". Bsibe alubs psroen :hre
isdrtiten gatttrieH in ben Ranrpi isns
oen. 7as Spiel btginHt piinttIit um 3
lihy.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
Mus ben 0erid3tsbbfeM

Der Gattinm6rbsr 5snrp 2inf perurs
tEeilt. Wloiss Golbimiths be-
beutenber perional=W =Wahlab. ets'
f6eibunsss5dlle. S6oosnerios'
Hagen. 0erIhieoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

3ipsiter Sies Der ,Risieu" ibsr bic
,Neos".

Die Nbtpeisnteit unfersr beibsn
bienitunfdbigsn Gdndrmsr gsider
unb Bates (unitrer beiten 2dufsr uno
HdI.1rsffsr) bonn Gpiel,. I1ndht ben
Qlub i'm Rnmpfs iros Der 1ihtisieii
ibrtr Gieunsrtreier Gepercin uno
Usorjcns unb bat benz Gieesslouf un,
itrer Jungsns unsmeifslbaft ben TEN,
pcrdrtn Ginbolt ssboien.
Inter Der pfltes ieiner Tluiisr. bic
su biefsm 3iptde aus Der 6eimatb bier
sineetroffen IN. sebt BeiHtr NIT Nies
fenf1riiien feinsv Genefung tntsesen
unb In ss m0eIih, bob er Iidb an benz
beuii9sn lebsen Rampf jtpifdkn .Re0s-
unh -Miefen- bttbiligen tpirb.
G6limmer ilebi "a init Dotes' Dtrs
lstnBs bes Uubeelentes. beiTen 6eis
lung ipeniefsns cine ipsiters Node Der
Rute ptrlonet. CT iuirb ben RIut
beutt Mbenb nuf bsr Nbreile mad ct.
Gouis nimt bseleiien. fonbern po[IItdns
biee Otnduns bier dbnoritn, ebe er
i3 nisoer gum DieHit mtlbtt.
-
Sn bem efftrigen piertsn Spiel Ser
Gevie 5pif6<n unfersn -WebsS uno
ben Rem Uorstr -Ri<fen1 TN biefissn
RebIonb 1ieIb bebieaten Qtefs
unD WsetoH uHier GefHib oe1tn
1ssrean unb Dlepess iiir BE Osgner.
Udtrens bss 3. Uanoes ipurbe 2etfs
buf& 9umpbries unb 1sspson our6)
mute ob8eI6f. Wisbsrum lparen Die
ghm Doritr ben -Rsbss bsbenteab I'M
Mnettff iiberlsoen. ipoiar ble 0bnsfsns
beif bon Bales unb Hsl&ss Die G9uio
tvao. 1Initre JuuotnD MAIDEN nnr 8
1rtSfer et8en Is. bditsn ober nnr 2
tsflss aeoen 5 duf bfm 8eztf ola 0is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22

Neftes ealetsEsI per ERarf pc.
TeRtidaer 9irfe.
Strusy Wrsufsrn far Supse.
CD. OetsGfr, 333 xaefs g. sipe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-12
HOWARD BROS, Distributors,
SO. BARRE. VERMONT.

is said, of the exceptional severity with
which such matters are treated not only
by judges but by juries.
The same can scarcely be said Tor
crimes of violence against persons.
French juries, in particular, being all
too ready to wax sentimental over the
pleas of passion, temptation, and so on,
invariably put forward by accused per-
sons
Parisians have again demonstrated
their love of the aged by the lively in
terest they have taken in the personals
ties of the five men to whom the em-
peror Of Russia presented medals at the
centenary of the battle of Borodino, or
Moscova. Every one of the recipients
was veteran soldier from that conflict,
the oldest being l22 years of age.
1t was the same story some years ago
when monuments We're erected on the
battlefield of Waterloo, although in that
case few of the veterans were hum
bred years old.
In Paris itself the discovery of a man
or woman who is a hundred years old
leads invariably to the organization of
some sort of festivity in honor of one
who has seen so much history made and
unmade in his time. Every item about
the aged persons habits is counted IS of
the utmost interest. Does he smoke a
pipe? Does he drink white wine or red?
Are vegetables his diet, and does no
sleep out of doors, and battle more than
weekly and in cold water?
The statistics of the city show that
lie Lose than Gf+aatp
people who have passed their hundredth
birthday and forty-eight who will yey
soon do so. OF persons more than ming
ty years old there are 623, while of octo-
geniarians the Metropolis holds 1907.
OF seenty -year-o lders there is veri-
table army.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-12
WILLIAMSToWN.

Members of the grange who have cut
flowers or potted plans that they are
willing. 70 donate to the fair are asked
20 bring them TO the hall as early on
the first day as convenient
Mrs Edward L. Layine lPhgbe st.
john died at her home in our village
on the 9th inst. after a long illness. She
leaves a husband and a little son about
four wears old. The funeral will be
held in the Catholic church at Granite
vile nj Q o'clock Saturday. the 18th.
and the burial viii be in Montpelier.
Supt. y. Y. Love taught in the high
school on the 10th and 18th. in the
absence Of Harry :. Morse. who vas
called TO his home in Brandon bv the
death Of hi- father
air. and Mrs. Aaron VI. Crane. who
have been che guests Of DR.. +. p. Wat
son for several weeks. started on their
homeward trip Yesterday 10 Norfolk
Va Mr.. Crane j. the author OF several
books and iuring his STAY In town pre-
scented copies e the public library
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-12

shire heifer, d. d. Lamb, LIST, soc, I'd
25c grade Jersey heifer, G. w. Bugbee
LIST, soc, w. G. Eastman, I'd, zoe; grade
IIostein bull, George Sanders, LIST, soc
+. II, Gray, I'd, 25c; grade Holstein heif'
or. Lynn Gray. LIST. soc, and I'd, 25c
grade Ayrshire bull, d. l.. Scott, LIST, soc
grade Ayrshire heifer, G. u. Southwick
soc, and I'd, 25ci best heifer under two
years old of any breed, Lynn Gray
soc.
Ram-Lee Tebbetts, LIST, soc; SOW and
pigs, C. W. Bugbee, LIST. G0c.'
Special prizes We're awarded as fol-
lows:
Oxen, George Sanders, LIST, SIS, Ivan
Gray, I'd, 50; best creature cattle kind,
4. w. Cate, 81; best o-year-old colt,
NJ. d. Hawkins, 81; best yearling colt,
Neil Converse, soc; best sucking colt,
Fred Little, soc; best trace seed corn,
c. w. Taylor, 81; best piece of embroid-
cry or crochet, Ada Gray and Josephine
Scribner each soc
Races-Boys' l00-yard dash, Raymond
Wheeler, SOC; 50-yard dash, Harold Sax
by, soc; girls 50.yard race, Irene Peck,
soc; bicycle race, S. II. White, soc;
wheelbarrow race, George Pray, soc.
Cash premiums, LIST, 25c; I'd, Zoe, for
the following:
Poultry-Barred Plymouth Rocks, w.
III. Waite LIST male, LIST and I'd female;
silver penciled Plymouth Rocks, NJ. d.
Hawkins, LIST male, LIST and ID female;
Wyandottes, c. b. South
wick, LIST male, lst and I'd females;
white Wyandottes, Mrs. George Coffrin,
LIST male, lst and I'd female; Edna Jack
man, I'd male; single comb Rhode Island
reds, Mrs George Cofrin, Cd male, lst
and I'd female, George A. Wheelock, LIST
male; rose comb Rhode Island reds, w.
b. Goodell. LIST male, Mrs. Lee Tebbetts,
I'd male, G. A. Wheelock, lst female;
single comb brown leghorns, Charles Bal
Ientine, LIST and 81 male, C. w. Bugbee,
lst female, Lee Tehbetts, I'd female; rose
comb brown leghorns, NJ. D. Hawkins
LIST and ID female; white Orpingtons,
Burton Celley, lst and I'd male, LIST and
I'd female, Merle Lamb, lst pen off
chicks; Houdans, Burton Celley lst
male. lst and 2 female. Ruth Brown, I'd
male: guineas, Rachel Dwinell, LIST male,
LIST and I'd female; game bantams, Rich |
lrd Lamb, lst male and female, Ralph |
Dwnell, I'd male and female; silver
hantams, Clifton Tebbetts, lst
IN male and female; bronze turkeys, Lee
rebbetts, LIST on male and female: black
turkeys, d. l.. Scott, lst and I'd on male,
st and I'd on female; White Holland
turkeys, d. L. Scott, lst on male and
emale; geese, d. J.. Scott, LIST on male
md female; rabbits, Neil Converse, LIST
IN male. I'd female, Earl Lamberton, 81 I
N male and lst on female; guinea pigs,
Veil Converse, lst and ID; shepherd
ups, C. A. Sloane, LIST.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-12
University Of Vermont Notes.

With politics. football, smokers, the
Dartmouth trip, class elections and in
cdentally, the world series, college lie
at the university is strenuous indeed.
The three-conered political debate, al,
though much talked Of. is still hanging
fire because OF the football trip. Two
hundred and more green and gold root
ers will leave by special train to-mor-
row morning for Hanover to see their
favorites fight against the strong New
Hampshire team. The Vermont team is
lighter than last year but IL has en-
ioyed the combined coaching advantages
Of Pickering. head coach. of Minnesota.
johnson, Pickerinq's tesm-mate last
wear, 1t. Connard Of the army and grad
uatcs-At the recent elections for sem
ior class officers when Asa Bloomer OF
West Rutland was chosen president,
Miss Cora Parkhurst Of Springfield, vice
presidents Miss Helen Perine Of Spencer.
Iowa, secretary; and Nathaniel G. Peter
son Of Proctor. treasurer. the class regis
tered in straw ballot votes for viii
son. l for Roosevelt and 10 for Taft.
Two members Of the faculty were not
forgotten in this connection. Since this
meeting. however. the Taft sentiment
has srystaliged into a club. which. by
the way, Is the only club Of the three
political shades Of opinion represented
here to have a campaign manager lie
viii not be required TO publish his cam
paign expenses II appears to be the
attitude Of the military department 20
meet the cadets half wav. The sorho-
more class voted to adopt certain rules
for the government Of tho department
Cart Reeves. the new military com
maudant. hal previously submittel
sets 81 rules In force IN other colleges
~ = basis for rules here Ralph =.
Aiken Of Burlington has been elected
captain Of track Professor Frederick
Tupper. head ~ the department 81 En-
zli>a. hss reformed from Charleston. S.
E.. where he went % attend the funarsl
~ his fathsr-The riee rluh. under TIE
direction 20 prinee smith ~ Pxt-fcld.
Mass is planning extensive trips
through tie state aui into northern
New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-12
GRoToN.

Judge 4. NJ. Page was at Montpcliei
Tuesday TO hear President Taft.
The tower clock is being put in place
on the Nj. H. church this week Th1
work is being done by a representative
of the Seth Thomas Clock Co.
Miss Matte Jordan returned recently
from Worcester, Mass, where she has
been for some months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Bailey returned
Thursday morning from Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison of Man
| chester, ~ H., are passing their honey
moon Mt the home of Mr. Morrison's
parents.
O. l.. Martin, commissioner OF agri-
culture. viii give lecture in Knights
of Pythias hall Tuesday evening, Oct.
Is. The lecture is to be illustrated by
stereopticon views and is free TO all
II. r. Page and Warren Carpenter re.
turned Friday morning from few days
trip to Boston, where they went to see
the great game in the world series.
The Needlecraft club will meet Thurs
day afternoon Oct. H. with Mrs. Harry
llosmer
Mrs. r. s. Hooper of Hardwick was
the guest of Mrs. Helen WEIGH this week
and returned on Friday to her home.
Rev. William Merlin of Chicago is Wis
iting his brother, Thomas Merlin.
Mr.. Messer moved Thursday from
Pine street to the tenement in the
house of g. II. Pillsbury, vacated by
Arthur Brooks.
Mrs. William W1alch Of Laremore,
n. d., is visiting her aunt, Mrs Helen
WEIGH, and other relatives in town.
Mrs. ]. r. Darling and Miss Jessie
vile. n. H.. Thursday.
Murdo Graham returned on Wednes
day from the Mary Hitchcock hospital,
Hanover, n. H., where he went the week
before for treatment. He received little,
if any, benefit.
Mrs Cobbs and Mrs. Robins and chill |
dren. who have been visiting relatives
at Westville. left Thursday for Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Burt MCGOWAN OF
Mass, are visiting relatives
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Kicker returned
on Wednesday from a weeks visit in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Bartlett have re-
turned from Maine and will make their
home here. At present Mrs. Bartlett Is
staying at the home of her father, Ar
thur Hood Mr.. Bartlett is working on
the quarry at Blue mountain.
Hon. T. B. Hall, |. n. Hall, L. s.
Blanchard, C. G. Lord and r. A. David
son went 20 St. Johnsbury Wednesday
to hear President Taft.
Seth. the -yearold son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Row Lanon diad "Wednesday after !
loon after short illness Of cholera
norbus. The funeral was held Friday
afternoon at the home at Westville, Rev.
Robert Tllman officiating, and burial was
Il the village cemetery. The large guam
ity of beautiful flowers showed the love
md sympathy Of many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. f. Thornton of Mont
,elier were in town Wednesday.