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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
Gin MeniMrnfrennb.

Miun ionnte niht btbauptsn. boB 9ine,
toipn gerabs ftOls auf fem poliseibeparts,
ment mar, aber man fornfe ntht gut ans
bers: ais Der poIistft Stanton seftprbm
mar, Deranitaltete man cine Golleite, um
ihn besrabsn IdTen Su iDnnen. Di. elm,
5ef1eF GeIadftsIeute gaben, ni&t germ
3ipar, aber fe gubtn; ihliebIid fam pos
aommittes gu BEN ganfprxiibsnten Mi.
les.
sDieuisl ioI id ssidnena' fragile Der
prGiibsnt.
.6inf Dollars fperben ~geniieen."
SO, flint DOflars2 Wie fart IN nns
fere polistig1
.@iersis mann nit benz poliseidsf."
~Sm fiiEf Dollars fir efnen
ppliSiien 1T mir gu bel, aber Id iperbe
Sbnen sinen Wprf9lag MAIDEN: i'd aebe
Jhnen buubsrt Dollars, ipenn Sic olle
Dieraig begraben Iafen.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28

finb't. mas Is ieI lsin, unn tpiepisl ss Iol
fein. gans Helm babenie ssifrieben unter
Dem Biiffel: Give Cents" - als OBJ fe
ith f4amen, onsubieten 10 ipus Dor flint
Gents. Mlfo fdeen ib es MID, prattiid II
ss MID - ober ss ib b d 9slb, n i'd
pernath, tpenn iaer nor bat gsnug bdpon
tperb % eiin oad l9lieBlia g%efalsn. Dds
bdtbt yssnus baDon" bas ib nor d Rebenss
art, mel! ner aad} bon benz @elb ME
Tam triegen esnus babon. 9eim GjsIb,
betm sroben INN beim ~flaanen, maht es
INNER be Wafe; bat mer nifdt, ib mer d
Sdrorrer, bat mer bel. ib nlsr d Rotbs
ltilb robsi mir Idon ipibber ems
fdllt d Mib:
Serr Sob, 9MdbaIter Bel Moibf9ilb,
tpnmt 81 fpdt I'M GsTddft.
sgDie baibt - iaet Der BARN Meber
QnfdeIm - feb urn neun u6r fpmmenje
enblif I'm giiro, 4err 2Sbg!"
ngntfdulbiseuis 6err Barren, i9 bab
perfdIoien.'
rgtri6fofsna gerfdIofenat qa5 d
Gniihulniguns! Sd bin bsr Baron
RotbiaiIs urn ittb ieben Sag auf I'M
leds, INN insnn id seb auf Der sSasb,
toaar UNI finf. linn Sic perfdIofenaa
.8erssib,nIe tDenn ib mar Sic, mesdt
i'd ippnr nod friebsr aufitsb.n! Gie
Eeben auf I'M feds pbsr Inn finf, unn
bann piHsn Sic. bab Sc finnen Der
Baron Nothi6ilb. Mtnn i1 erfatr nm
atbi llbr Dber nm neun llbr, boB i'd Bin
bas 2Sbhe Gdrsibsr, Is Is mir da1 nod
Set sraug.1
.yau, INN bat bsr asrr COB MID rsata
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in inn Der Gebdntt, Mein 81 ~pftan3sn,
no font Der MnI6 lag.
ltnb Elm geIddftigss 2eben reete fd i'm
R6eingdu Bel Sngcl6eim, BET 8dlb per'
i6panb, unb bic Grbe mar bersit, ben
Wsinitod onfSunsbmen. ga fdidts er
Wfdnner mad ltnsarn unb Spanien, mad
StaIieu uub 8ursuno, na4 Der gbams
payne unb naa 2otbringen. unb lieB Re-
ben berbeibringen unb ieHtte bic Reiisr
in Der grbe S9oB.
Da freute fih mein 6srS, bab er mein
Heia atlsbreite i'm bsutiaen 2onbe, unb
alg bort bic eriten Rsbsn bliibtsn, soa id
Elm i'm absingau nit g~lGn3enbsm gsfolqe;
mir ldgerten dlf ben SiigeIn unb iddffs
ten in Der Grbs unb f6afftsn in ben 2lfs
ten, unh meine @isnsr breiteten bic aars
ten Rsbe aus unb fingen ben 5riiblingss
tbau auf, bab er ben Rebsn nidt i1dbe;
ie Ittsgen 6inauf unb bruHien toarme
GonnenHra6len niebsr, bic ie foreiam I'm
bic tleinsn 8eerltin gotten, ih0pftsn Dai.
fer i'm eriinen Nbein unb trdntten bic
3arten @ur3eln unb 8ldtter. llno dls
I'm Serbit bas erfs sarts aiub beg &beins
goues in Der Diese lag, bd' bielten mir
Elm erpbes SEP unb luben als Glemeate
3ur Geisr Elm. limb fie bradten t0itlihe
@efdente unb Isgtsn Tie BEN ainbIein uls
anoebinbe in bic @iege. 8as Geuer Ieaie
feline Sanb auf bss ainbes qlugsn unb
iprad: Oh ionit meiu 3si6en an biz tras
gen epiglih; Elm reinss, miI6ss 5eusr Iol
in biz tpobnsn unb bid rertb MAIDEN Dor
allen onbfrn. llnb bic Cuff in sarten.
golbensn @epanbe fam beran. lsste lire
Sanb anf bss Sinbes Sanpt unb fprad:
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aud auf bag ibrtE 2eutt beboGt mar, lief
ibr ntues Dienitmabden SiIour GIipr,
cine iiir5Iih eingsipanbsrte Ghtpsbin.
.5ilbur, es nirb beute Rodt jebr fnIl
urb baS MdbdsHaimmsr bat Ieibsr feline
5ei5ung. sic tbun pisleiht gut baran,
ith tin 9iigeIsiien ms geit Su leetr.
ga, Mabame.1
am nGffkn MDrsen fragile bic Gruu
oes 0anIts has Mdbden:
Run, 6ilbur, ipie Diff Oh nit BEN
9ieeIeifen Suredt gttommen91
rGuns gut, Mnbame, ih bah a. Bis
beite friib beindbe iparm betommen.3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
Gnrdtbares Gnbe eitier saitsen Gn.
mile.

Der 1iirsbureer 37iGhries 5dbrpras
fndffner unb ebtmaIigr wicsfeIbmebsl 0ds
hermann, ftdnb unier benz Werbadt, i'm
Dienite llnterfaIusunsen beeaneen su bas
ben, unb man battle besbulb cine unisrs
fudans einselritet. ndbermunn befanb Ilh
infolstbeHen in febr sebriidter Gemitbss
thinning. @or einietn 9ogsn erI1cB Scr
Beamtt feline Grau unb isine brei ainber
I'm utter bon 2 BIZ s Sabren. Doronf
t0btste iih 3dbermann fsIbit bura slntn
6hub IN ben acpf. Dus brittle Der aleis
men itarb ert nah Idngtrem aeipsn I'M
JnIiusbcipitaL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28

Meinbuier i'm Rbeingau feinem gair.s GER.
einen Megtrunf, unb lpenn's Elm Defenders
lfeber Gnif Dber cine beionbers frpbs gts
lesenbeit III. bunn bolt Ct aus benz ae1tr
gar cine Gldfde .gIftr1. Mit BEN bats
feline befonbers g~etpdnbtnis:
glls anno Elf gefeltert ipar,
S6ien nod bic SOnue beiB unb liar.
Die Some ftien 70 liar unb beiB,
Dor feiuer Sbiirs ipsint' elm Greis.
9iefi in Der 6anb elm glas nit Wein
limb belle Shrdnen iropften brein.
rMus psinft bu, gutter otter mann,
5at Bit Elm Gtinb gu nab eetban2"
r3u NAB sstbdn bat mir tein Geinb:
SD tDeine, neil bic @onne fdeint,s
mi. fpridF bu tinbifh. unbebadt:
Dsr tpeint benn, neil Die Come lndt9s
.aub fpein' ia, neil Der Wein 70 gut;
Gar tOitlih fGmedt bies 9raubenblut.-
So bift bu, Mlter, nitt Bel 9rof:
Dsr mare gutem Mein frboit2
I'm gutm Wein nnb GonneniGein
SOL man bon 0erSen fr0hli9 fsin.s
9arauf Der aIte fdIudaenb fpriht.
.Eus, Iieber Serr, D.rftebt Sbr nidt.
Mie tDiirb' erf bieffr msin 70 gut,
mtnn e. mod bins' in FOLDER GIuttf
DAB mir su friib selsfsn ban,
Ooriiber peii' i'd alter Wann.-
Gin ebIsr Wein tuubs anno eff:
DAB @ott una bafb an be7ern bsIf!
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linn bnb i'd MIDI redt, ipsnn i'd fog:
@elb Is INNER fdeen, tpenn es ib mob 70
bdbli6. rDenH nler nor bat genug baDon!
Womit i1 perbleib
SH untertbdnisfer
See greenpnom.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28

.xinnsfi1 miHtu @tt sfftdtr q unoeren
au5brud9 stu, Id oisr oah nidt.
mas bos IS r1innsf2' gu. iusnnfs
ipclen gebraudsn fuints Wort bapor,
lsnnknfs bas isberiebtn nit ~ausidub" +,
ipsanfe eber molten fem btitlid unr obne
llmFdnb mihtnfs fasfn .Dred1. BItibsn
a1is ff4ou hi BEN iehr su~trsffsnben Mort
.aixaff'.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
Ter gettu6rmer.

Sn minneapolis batter fs, irpt bes i'm
Mnsemstnen milben Winters. sinise bitter
talte RGdte; BITE Gruu bes 9uufes, bic
aiat nur auf ibr siaeaes Mpbl. fpnberg
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I'm

ElTvILLE

9urdbrduf uns fein 5euer.
60 idmiISt infer Sinn
Sir eud nur eetreuer,
Sbr RdsbIsin, bnbin!
Mir idpdrmen BON apI.r.
Don Miunen unb Grein!
Gott f9iB. bic Rpfsn
I'm i~onnissn Rbein!
Sb oft cu6 Srppfen
Der 2riRter be5tpingt,
Sersbriid,n unb ztlopfen
Die S46n9sit uns brinst, -
Wir tpolen's persebtn,
@srstHen. psr5eihn
Den Roien unb Reben
Sim i%onnioen 9beini
Die @ouberung burh bic Rebengefilbe
bes Rbeinsuus 1T, ba bas Ser5 Don
pornberein ihon 70 frob' geftimmt tit,
etrpas gar @G0nss. Sonnig, meift
Ihattenios 1T omar Der Weg. Der uns iiber
AauentbaI mad benz lieblid am Rhsin
ssleaenen GtGpt6sn GItpias ober G!felb,
bon bort iiber grba9 am Murepbrunnen
porbei mad 9attenbeim fibrt. - Damn
panbern mir tpisber l~anbeintpGrts na6
Der einf 10 bsribmteu 8,nsbittinerubtei
gberbad, no mir uns in BEN fd0n.n
aelterraunt, benz friibersn Rsfsttprium,
ber peinfunbissn Monhe erinnsrr, tptiter
iiber Sdlsarten ORR Shlr 9oIrabs
porbei nab S9loB SObdnnesbers, tpp Der
aSnig Der Meine uno Der @ein Der
R6nias essoeen iuirb, unb f6lissli9 iiber
Geiienbeim, no fi6 bic a5nislife 2sbrs
dniialt fir Sbfs, Deiits unb @artenbdu
befiuSet, mad BEN p~einberiibmten GtGbts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28

2trr RebdtteurIs6
Der Geopolb Sars
nopiser Is ~geipeisn
pprgelabsn Dor @es
rit9t; ss mar bas srIts
Dial. bab sr bat se-
ldbt be Chr. Sbne Su
MAIDEN fpeitere Tins
iidnb, ID CT seeanssn
gu geben los uuf BEN
Gifd. mo fbi Der
6trr Ridtsr, bat ans
esfabi bcs CRIME Sud
nit be Singer, fat e.s
fisbli unn bot gsfugt in
/ ipssptrfsnoen Hca:
.Eirnsf!1
linn 70 erlaub Id
msr Isit. ~ bemerten
NIT befelbe 1etpnung:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28

Qsbf g. MOrion fdipsr 7rdnE. nan
fpridt 70 ipenis pof biefem Mdnns, az
Ob e md INNER giyprdiibsnt BEG Qtru
tiniaisn Gtarisn mars 1870
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28

Gar. unb lidt isi beins Garbe, tDie btr
gotbsne Sdnm bss MpreeIs ouf ben 9ls
seln, ME bas srIsens 6nar Der i9oReu
5rauen i'm Rbsiasau. lnb bos Wdfsr
rauf6is heran in iilbernsn aisibsru, biidie
ii4 auf bas aiub uub iprah: sd mill
beinsn Dur3eln imnnsr nabe fttn, bub
bein geidlsht stpig CRIME uub bliihe unb
fi9 dusbreits, 10 ipeit msin Rbeinltrom
reidi. gbsr bic gro. fam unb tibts bas
Rinblein auf ben Manb unb ipsbts es
an nit Iibem atbsm. Die Duhlgeri4e
meiner Rrdutsr, iprud fs bic brrliGIen
Difte meiner 8iumea BABE iA fir btA
geiammslt gum 2lnssbtnbs. DIE tOfti4s
ften Galben aus Mmbrn unb MprrbeH
fperben serins lein esgsn beine Difte.
unb beine iiebIiGien TSGter fpirb mai
na9 Der a5nigin Der 8Iumen betben -
bic Rpfen.
60 iprdaen bic Glsmsnis; mir ubsr
rubelten iiber bic berrtihen @aben,
Idmiidten bas 9fnblein nit frtidsm
Weislaub unb ididtsn % benz 8aii,r
In bic Burg. uHb ct itaunte iber bic
Serrlidteit bes @sbeniinbss, Bat Is iurtau
gsbegt unb sspflsst uno bic R,be an
R6ein fsinsn berrIidften ShdBen glti&
geahtet."
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ahS SatHtSNhs ohlttut
tdon our Merotpinseroeit ipurbt bi.lss
Ianb in einen 2ebengarten berfpanbelt.
Sit alters fibrt IS Isinen inbaIisboIlen
Namsr, Der 60 10 innig nit benz Rbeine
rernGblt. Don allen Gauen am itoIaen
GirOm ipurbs rur elmer mad bieTem be-
Idnnt, Der Rbeinsau, Der auf Der rsdi,n
Stite bes Rbeintbalss Bis Cord rsidie
uaO Disies alts Deinfabt@en nod nit
nmfabte. llripriinelia mar er elm tOs
tiglifcs Dsbiet, bas 961 unb 9s3 BON
ben Ottcnsn an Moin3 iiberlaiTen purbe.
Gin Biz our IlnbnrdbrinaIi6tsit berrpohs
jtntr Bdumbsrbau umgab bafIeI6e bomais
unb ihlob e8 ME cine 5eftuna ob. Den
bsutigtn l~lmfang srbielt Der Mstnbau i'm
Drsi5tbnteu J~obrhunbtrt. giele sabrs
hunbsrtt hinburd TT nun iton Der Mein.
bau TN Mbeingau bic QueLe bes Mobls
itaHbes. @oriibtrsthenb iamea sipo 3eis
ten. in bensn bic giniiinfte aus bemIeibeu
~ ipiinfntn lisben. 60 pirtte bos @,rs
lnplpbtn ber sablreihsn tlsiusn Serr=
ianfttn IN 9eutf6lanb unaiinftio
en-; bsnn bic GirittnbSfe iparen friibers
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bein unb Souus! Bein unb
Mrnne!
9ur9 fouHise Rebensss
Idnbe ipanbsrn mir an ben
ufern bes StrDmes balm:
Der gsprieiene Rhsingau
Iodt nit isiner @einfiiat
nn2 sninenen mianaiht
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Die sliibt er i'm GIaft.
Die fIanr1ut er 10 bolb!s
gejdliffnsm Scpais
9ergleih' tb isin Sob.
limb Diifis entfnpebeu
Shin blumig uBb fem.
gott fdHse bic RtbeR
Gm funutsen @beiH!
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Das nfnt @tlo.
Zee WreeHipDOn finhet rs ipeser id5n
md rrnfti@.

Gui Gaabbss strr gebattsurIsbenl
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All votes will be deposited in the
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purchases or cash paid on credit pur-
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and deposit slips must be turned into
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test is entitled to one nominating cou-
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The Bargain Voting Feature ap-
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-09-10
Notice of Allowance of Account.
ESTATE OF GEORGE W. SPENCER.

ESTATE OF GEORGE w. SPENCER.
STATE OF VERMONT. District of Caledonia s..
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict aforesaid To all persons interested in
the estate of George W. Spencer, late OF St.
JohnsburY in said District, deceased, greet
ing:
Whereas said Court has assigned the goth
day of september next for examining and al
lowing the account of the Executors OF the
estate of said deceased and for decree Of
the residue of said estate to the lawful claim
ants of the same, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested in said estate by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous TO the day
assigned in the Ca1edonian a newspaper
published at St. Johnsbury in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to APP
pear at the Probate Office in st. Johnsbury
in said District, on the day assigned, then
and there to contest the allowance Of SAID
account if you see cause, and 70 establish
your right as heirs. legatees and lawful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand this 2nd day OF
September A. ID. 1913.
WALTER =. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-09-10

canton, N. c., where she has a posi-
ton as teacher Of the deaf.
| Miss Leone Aberneathy is in Sher-
! brooke for a few weeks.
Mrs. l.. G. Aldrich of Jefferson,
N. H., is with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Goss for two weeks.
Mrs. Herbert Smith and son, Ell
dredge of Pike, N. H., visited her
mother, Mrs. b. F. Wadleigh last
week. Mrs. Wadleigh accompanied
them home and will remain there for
the month of September.
Mrs. Laura Palmer and daughter
Madeline spent Sunday in Concord.
Mrs. w. S. Shields who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ole Oleson,
returned to her home in Allston,
Mass, Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Bilodeau of Lowell
town, Me-, is moving into the Taylor
Block on Portland street.
Mrs. Annie Campbell who has been
assisting at E. n. Randalls store
has completed her work there and
gone to DanviIle to teach school,
Mrs. Elizabeth Judson of PhiIa-
, delphia is spending a month with
her brother, Stephen Sidwell.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Pierce from
Greensburg, Pa, came today to
spend two weeks with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Pierce
Earl Elliott of Lewiston, Me-, is
a guest at the George Cary farm.
Mrs. Cary's father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Partridge of SPRING
field, Mass, are also there.
Mrs. Percy Sweet of Newport has
joined her husband here, where Mr..
Sweet has employment
Miss Agnes McGovern has gone
to Lyndonville where she will teach
this year.
Charles Lynch returned from Bos-
ton, Saturday bringing with him his
two children who have been there
with his brother, William, for the
summer
Miss Alice Tenney of Newport
is the guest of Miss Louise Wilkie.
John r. Somerville is spending a
few days in Rockport, Me-, where
his wife is spending the summer.
Rev. DIR. C. w. Pickells of Pitts
burgh, Pa, is spending a fewweeks
at the Burton's.
Mrs. Daniel Woodside had an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis at Bright
look hospital last Thursday and is
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
William Fitzpatrick of Amesbury,
Mass, spent last week with Robert
Stenson.
Miss Maude E. Follensby was TAX
en- to BrightloOk Hospital Monday
Miss Annmarie Trudeau of Hen
droiville was the guest of her sister,
Sister Faustinien at st. Johnsbury
Hospital last week
Mrs l.. P. Leach is at Brightlook
Hospital.
Benjamin Wright and Garfield
Woods were in Sherbrooke last
week
Miss Emma Swanson has gone to
Islip, Long Island, where she has a
position as teacher in the high
school.
Philip Franklin of Lynn, Mass,
is spending his vacation in town.
Mrs. Charles Bagley and daugh-
ter, Miss Olivia Bagley of Portland,
Me-, are visiting old friends in st.
JOhnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gaskill went
to Bethlehem, N. H., Tuesday for a
few days.
Miss Margaret Nelson of Ryegate
was in town Tuesday.
Misses Babel Silsby. Elizabeth
Peck and Beatrice Potts spent the
weekend at Harvey's Pond camping
near the ed; Manchester farm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-09-10
MARRIAGES

At Greensboro. Sept. 3, by Rev. S. II. Ach-
enback, Clyde King and Miss Florence Ma
COON.
At Lyndonvi11e. Sept 2, by Rev. J. J.
Hutchinson, Harold Carter and Miss Jessie
Carr.
At Marshfield. Sept. g. by Rev. c. H. Chap
in. Orlo c. Mckinstry of Wolcott and Miss
Ethel M White of M arshfie1d.
At West Burke, Sept. 4, by Rev. J. Q. An
CELL, David Hyde and Miss Lillian Adams of
LYndonville.
At St. Johnsbury Sept. 3, by Rev. Peter
Black. Raymond l., Powers of St Iohnsbury
and Miss Mary Inez Aver of Concord.
At ST. johnsbury. Sept. 6, by Rev. Peter
Black, Frank Leslie Travis of Peekskill, N.
Y, and Miss Elsie Violet Mcknight of To-
ronto, Canada.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-09-10
Wanted, For Sale, Etc.

ISman advertisements will be in in
serted in this column at the rate OF
two cents a word for the first insertion
and one cent a word for subsequent in
sertions.l
FURNISHED Rooms to rent at "a Summer
street.
LOST between St. Johnsbury and West
Danville, Aug. %. robe. halter. brushes.
REV. L. +. TAYLOR. Walden, VI.
LOST between Concord Avenue and Hast
ings, Farm an open faced, gold filed watch.
ward.
TENEMENT to rent. No. school st. En-
quire of J. n. CALI.
GIRL WANTED for homework. No wash
ing or cooking. II Main st.
Two FARM hands wanted Must be good
mixers. II. N. p RNNIMAN.
WORK HORSE for sale. II. n. PENNIMAN.
GIRL WANTS place TO board and 20 to
SC DOL or to board. Address c., cALEDoNIAR
OFFICE.
WANTED. experienced girl for cooking and
general homework. No upstairs work or
care Of children. MRS. J. ii. BROOKS. Boyn-
ton Ave.
To RENT. Two furnished rooms. Inquire
down stairs so Spring St.
For SALE. Airedale Terrier puppies. regis
tered, best Of breeding. JoHN WILLIAMS,
BUNDLE OF LINEN lost between Stuart's
Garage and Portland street crossing Tues
day. Reward for its return. Mrs. PERLEY
RUSSELL. 80 Hastings
Rooms to rent at 115 Main street. Tele-
phone 426-12.
For SALE second hand furnaces, with
pipes and registers, Stewart stove, type.
writer stand. GEORGE p. MOORE, 90 East
Avenue.
KODAK Developing and Printing given
prompt attention. MRS. HUGHES, 90 Rail
road St., Side Entrance. Telephone
WAITRESS and kitchen girl wanted at once
at ST. JoHNsBURY HOUSE.
WANTED. Competent woman for general
homework. Good wages to right party.
Inc Dir rnfa
f., care this Office.
FOR SALE. One Bicycle, cost S45 used
two weeks, SO. Inquire at caledonian
Office.
FOR SALE. One covered carriage, SIS. In
quire at Caledonian Office.
To RENT. The two lower floors Of my
cement block barn on Portland street. {. ].
GILFILAN.
ORGAN FOR SALE. Inquire at Secretary's
office, Y. M. {. A.. St. Johnsbury.
WANTED. Girl TO board, age TO 1 2 best
of care, price reasonable. References. Apply
CALEDoNIAH office.
FURNITURE storage rooms. A. T.. coUN-
SELL 81 SON, SO Railroad St.
STRNoGRAPHY and Typewi ting Public
work. HELEN M. BAILEY, 50 Main street.
VACUUM CLEANERS tor sale or to rent at
McLEAN's Stone. 60 Railroad st.
MRS. c. ]. HEoN, professional nurse. 20
st. Mary's Street. n. +. Telephone 376-13.
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of Liberty which will be in session
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 8
and 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Amey and
two friends, Hubert Tibbits and
Maude Chisholm of Boston go the
last of this or the first of next week
to Miles Pond for two weeks camp
ing.
Mrs. George Blakeley who has been
so seriously i'll for five weeks under
went another operation last week
at st. Johnsbury hospital. Her
brothers from Newport and friend.
Katie Clark from Johnson, N. H..
were called here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bean of SPRING
field, Mass, are at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. R. E. French.
HI. j. Goodrich was in Boston on
business last week.
Eleanor Steele underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis Sunday. She
is getting along nicely.
Roy Calderwood of Albany, N
Y, is spending a few days with his
father, G. A. Calderwood. Mr.. Cal
derwood has recently been given
control of the Standard Oil Co. in
terests in the state of Vermont and
will probably make his home here
in the near future.
c. D. Waters of Montpelier, the
freight agent for the Montpelier and
Wells River railroad, was in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Clark of
Schenectady, n. Y, are the guests
of Mrs. George SWEET.
Miss Grace Rice from City Island,
N. Y, is spending her vacation with
Miss Helen NJ. Massey.
Donald McGregor left Friday for
quite an extended trip. He went
nrst to Burlington where he was
joined by friend and from there
they went down Lake Champlain to
Albany, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
through the Thousand Islands to
toronto, Montreal and Quebec.
Mr., and Mrs. Sidney Thompson
are the guests of their mother, Mrs.
Helen Thompson. Mr.. TbomDson
who is in the employ of the United
States Forestry Department has
been stationed in the White Noun
! tains during the summer and will
soon report at Washington and he
| transferred elsewhere.
Val Genge went to Cambridee
Junction, Monday on business.
e. w. Sias of West Derby is spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Johnson.
Mr.. MuzZy of Newton, Mass. was
in town for a few days recently.
Chester Pike of Windsor. the well
known starter, is here for the fair
again this year
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Trainor of
! White River Junction are the guests
| of his brother, William Trainor.
Miss H. NJ. Bailey of Tilton is the
guest of her brother, George d
Bailey.
Miss Elizabeth Galbraith is spend
ing a two weeks vacation at her
home in Barnet Center.
Miss Katherine Flynn is in Lit.
Teton, N. H., for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Bean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Harris, Harold Bean
Miss Helen Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
n. H. Carr and family and Miss
Madeline Weeks motored to the
Flume Sunday.
William Locke is confined to the
house by illness.
E. c. johnson of Windsor is spend
ing his vacation with friends in
town.
Miss Ethel McGill of 'Passumpsic
st. ]. A. 1910, left Monday for Nor
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Ernest Bovee spent Sunday with
friends in Danville.
Mrs. J. D. .McGregor and Miss
Ellen McGregor were in Manchester,
N. H., Monday to attend the funeral
of Miss Bessie Muir, who died very
suddenly after a few days illness.
Miss Muir was the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Muir of
Manchester and three weeks ago
was the guest of Mrs. .McGregor and
Miss Ellen at Joe's Pond.
State Councillor of the Daughters
of Liberty, Emma K Massey, who
for the past ten days has been Wis
iting her mother, brother, and sister
at Crafts, N. Y, left there last Mon
day for Atlantic City, N. J., to at
tend the National Council Daughters