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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

btr Bsrarbdtune tlsintrsr pdums ets
madt BATE. bic bon ben 4oI5'GsIsls
Idoiisn unbsrihrt suriifptaHtn NOR
ben iparsn. GoboIo CT BON ben Be
hirfniHtn Der obiasn gabn bOris. ere
tannts e. feline Gttse,ubeit nno ma6'
ts Iid ipornprsids nad BEN S4cii.
PLACE nuf.
SbaIeid tuiIOts unb fan gang un'
betdnniss G,Idnbt. eebOrttn bisIe piel'
ssriIiiiisim SObsn 81 aIifn aanbs
Sdsntnnssn; nub Me@ofisp mubis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

uen umfaus bon 20 SUB. 9os
Snnere 6es Stammss lit bobl. Wie
Gin glaubipirniger gsnd6rsmunn be-
ri6iet, babsu in ibm elf SoIodten
nit bolsm GepGd plab.
DGs 5auptintersHs fir oen Be
Iudsr miro natiirIia susrit has
SdloB uno Der BART bilosn. @dbs
reno Ole Snnerrdums Oes S6lohes
cine benz GeIdmad BEG 9sIiBsrs ents
ipreGenOe ausFdttuns srfabreu Eas
ben, 1T dubsrlid psnig sednbert
pOrbsn. SIS 3sist isst nod Den
gbarattsr zines pornfbmen, ubsr eins
fd6en 2unbsOeliibes.
9om 9dupteingans fabrt 5pifden
nem MeffIiQsI BEG SdloFss unb Der
peinumr1nttsn Crongeris Elm breiter
Deg in ben krrlifen Bari; cine
SshensniiroEgtsit sritsn Gangss.
3pei ftattlide aoitunisnatsen UNI
rdbmeu Elm. beitsres, ppblsepflsgtes
9arterre nit S~rangerien, fsltenen
3ierbdumen, Stulpturen, buften&n
glumenbufstts uno dnberem @arz
tenfhmuf, OsIfen Mittelpuntt Elm
Sei9 NIT einem Springbrunnen biz
bet. Der urfpriinglid i'm altfran<
80fii6en Gei6mod ungeIegte 9art
breitet fid auf elmer ampbitbeatraz
lid dufiteisenben Gergpanb aus,
uno er be3aubert oas @emit oes ges
i9auers our6 bic pe6IeInOen s5dr>
benzJiuancsn ieinsr Giefern@, 8irs
tens uno gudenbeitGnos. S4nurges
rabe aleen unb tpoblgepilegte 6ets
fentpege burd3ieben Die Mdlos uub
9artenanldgen. aber aud i'm ems
aelnen bietst iid manfe S~ebensniirs
bigtsit BEN Qrge. GripG5nt feien
Die Statue zines rubsn6sn 20nen,
oas MauioIeum, bas 8aturtbeatsr
unb bic 5liiifsrgrotte, Die fosenannte
SthoeHtenlaube unb bann am b06s
fen puntte BEG partss Der Subis
ldumgplas NIT Dem BON galdns
6reais Meiiterbdn0 ausgefi6rten
@ermnnid : 8enfmdl.
Die iebige faiisrIi6e gsiiBung Gas
oinen nit Dem 8orfpert &idsIbof uno
Dem Derpadtsten Rittergut Rebberg
tit 7140 prsuBifde Morssn grpb
unb oirfte, abgeieben bon benz Sns
pent1r unb obne 0ebdube, iiber slpsi
Wiaionen Mart inert fein. als
Der aaiier 6os Gut iibsrnabm, liez
Ben Die uirtfdafiIiden @srbdltniHe
ishr biel gu tpiinfhen ii6rig. Seuts
ftebt es natiirIid, bunt Der &apitaz
lien. bic Der rleue 8eiiber bineinz
fteden fonnte. unb bant Der intenz
iiDen, arbeit tiiGtiser Jadleute in
anerfennsnsperter 9liite, uno es lit
niht dusgeidloHen. odb gaoinen BET
erniter 4rbeit unb Gporfnmteit fos
gar nod einnal elm Iobnenber 8ez
fb ipiro. gisl III iiber Gabinen aes
t1rieben fuoroen. uno bel 5aIldss.
Denn fpenn bebauptet tpirb, bdb Ga
'oinen oas muftsrgut oes 9Itens fei.
10 til bas niht gan5 ridtig. Nidtsz
bfftDpeniger III oas, nos in gooinen
NIT febr piel GeIo erreidt puroe, be-
tDunoerunestpert.
Der faiferlide Gutsberr beannn
isin Reformfperf nit benz aus6au
Ger idon D~orhdnoenen 3isgelei, nm
tid ods MatsriaI gu fdaffm fit ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

Q~sbsnsirtIit, eIiitn unb @sbrduds
Der gsipOhnsr aud Der ipsiisrtn linz
esbung. Jn ben gauernbduitrn iins
ben iit nod bi,Is Rbbei. @srdis uno
9rafien aus Kindergarten. Gr5suas
niHe zines rsidsH uHo aud iiinfIs'
iif6sn 9aussnuubtfleibes. aIit
Gfiku nnh @sbrdude iperoen bier
nod pislfad auiredt erbaIitn. unb
Die Gpinnlubsnromnniif NIT aIi'
iiberI,btsn gtIGns,n unS adnjsH
bIibt nod. Sfi ipurbsn pomsbrtns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

oaber. nafosm CT auf einsm 5iusis
ipOhisen Ritt - Der absr bdus
fig our9 iebr absnteuerIihe alpens
Sheltered untsrbrpben ipsroen mub'
IL - nit sinsm pber 5fpei @sfGbrtsn
stpei riefiee uno om itGrittn Be-
iudlosts. aud bon 9ergsS trSmsn
ourhfloHens gebieie ause,Iudt
bate. oi. aontrOIIe i6er bisieIben
idufIi9 eripsrbsn. iuos ieOod bsr'
tdItuismdBis biais fam.
Seine tibne Rednung be3igli9
MISUNDERSTANDING Der sei9lagsnen
Stdmms mar folasnbe: 9attsn Die
gsrgsS tr0m. aud Den grobten Sell
bss Sabrss per3fpsifeIt iusnis waTs
Ter. 70 ourfts bod srbofft ipsrbeu,
bob fie. our9 bic Gribiabrs.
.5Iuien e,iualiis ansefdnolsn. Die
Dor ibnsn lusernOsn MaFen bon
guumtdmmen nit oIIbs3pine.noer
GstpoIt tnIpdrts rsiBen iplrSen.
4ber nitt in Der WIfe brnnten foaa
ten fe abssIusert. fOnoeru auf einsm
pom So9gsbirse fommenoen Strom,
gmbuoo sendnnt, ipeIdsr aus Der @srs
einisung msbrsrer onberer enttanoen
III unb iid fdIisbli9 in Den R 10
@ranbe sreiebt, tpeiter oeflobt
tperben, un0 Johann auf Dem Rio
Gronoe Bis mud Albuquerque. auf
tisfem Mege miiBts aipar cine Strede
BON mebr aIs 200 Mleitsn QGnee Be-
pdItist peroen; nber bieie Bout. ers
idien nod aIs Die ausFhtsboaFe -
penn Der 9immsl ssnug WaTer ian6s
te, um ale acknowledgement Gdluds
ten gu fiilsn!
Re Gaffsp iGlob einsii aontraft
ouf fiinf Sabre nit Der santa Sc
9a6n fir Die 2iefsrung 10 unb 70
bieler Wilionsn G6ipelen; uno i'm
Serbft 1907 besannsn NIT aller Mladt
bic porbereitenbsn 4rbeiten. SIN
9ebirse feIbit ipur6en i'm SpGtkrbit
uno Mintsr iibsr 100000 GGne0en
eebauen unb an GtsIlen dufgeidids
tet. ipo iens elemsnidren Gspalten
fe m~itnebmen foIlten. Mit Der ees
ipannteftsn grpartuns fab man bas
6riibiabr berdntommen.
Wber Der 6immeI fhien Dem Dros
iett niHt siinftig geitimmt! Der
S9neefn1 bes Minters NOR Der
fdpddfte felt elmer sar5en Reib bon
Sdbrer. unb Griblingss Hsssn iponte
fi9 gar nidt sinItsfIen.
Cine srobe MannI9oft ipuroe aufs
gsboten, nm bic GdtpelIen iiber
5elsbl0de unS Slmpel einseln gu
f6IeiFen, unb brsi Woden perItriden
uuf biefs Neiie beinahe rsfultatlos.
Rod mar i'm gmbuoos5 flib iaum
DaEer ssnus, baB Elm Strsidbola
BARN fdfpimmen tonnts!
Der pertraute 8ormnnn Mcyofs
fsbs - elm alter Midigoner SlOber
unb 5ol5fdler namens n9eo" 9rnte
- friegts IS enblid NIT Der Ders
fipeifluns unb telssrapbierte on
MeGaffep, Der 3ur 3eit in 9tfbus
oitsrque mar, bab er bas gauge
Werf einsefsllt babe.
Wdr allies bsrloren2 MtgaffeD
brad in grObter 5aft ouf - aber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

Tell baben Die Gobinsr gabrituts
NsIirubm trIanet. aHnnler. ME
profsFor bon ilsdtrib, profeHcr
aorl gteos. proitHOr Jnsnsni4.
qroIsHor @rsb, proIsHcr Monasl
uno paul 9tpoeI ipnrsn ooer ino
fir GobinsR idtig.
Grnsul purbe ods Snltrtht Der
iptitsren qreiIt ouf eaoinen se'
lent, als Der adilsr am17. gebruor
1911 i'm bentfdsn 2dnopirtf4aftss
rat in Berlin sintn 9ortrag iibsr
feline Observation-Disclosures nno feline
@ieb;idtungsptriu6e tn eaoinen
belt. Der adiIsr IdiI0etle in ble'
fem gortraes b, auIiiDisrung elmer
500 moreea srob,n fnmpfistn 9aff'
n~ieosrnug. Gabintu miro burd cine
dime, ole nit einsm 65-100 Sub
breiten Giirtel BON aiefern uno
.iniesn gifenb6umsn bsiidnoen III,
bon sinem nieorieen 9eIdnbe GEE
irenit. oos bonn 9offe aulnbrlih
lbsri6nemmt ipurSs. quf 3isiem
GsIdnbs esbieb psnis. IS mar be.
Ssdt bon Moor, S6iIf, Gumpf
uitp. 3und6F ipuros Gin waa
bon elmo 3 ailomtter 2dnse oufse'
porfsn. Der IoI Islblt bsIiano aus
,insm in ben gobsn seidnittsnsn
aern aus ieitgtifampftsm 2ebm. Doe
nit Sas StduipnFsr nidt burdgins,
uno Grbfdittuns nit flnder gu'
benbOidung. Gesen Den gu ftartsn
Gisorud bss 6dffs i'm Dintsr ipurs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

len, I'm eonnmlIdt bn itimmsrno:
fam pom UsbIrat ourd DE edIudJt
bernitbtr etidoHtn. Der elininfi
mar ~poliommen iidr. obtE tfipa
orsibIe MsiIsn auiipdris mar Gin &c
ipoItietr Moffenbruh fsfct'
gsedn0sn, unp Die WoNnmaHf tiiIt
Waun bon mlnbtIienB 3tbn Jub
91bt Ibsr Die aonSs GdIudi biz
tsnb, f9tt one Die 1ouItnot pom
Gdpslsu nit sinsm WaIs hstab tn
ben 6auptnromi
so Elm @efibI. ipi, Id In Die,
fem momsnt bate srSdbIts DC
gaIf.p Ipdlsr. .mub Elm aralfr
Siinbu bnttn, Der qehdnat iptrosrI
fol-. luenn In bsmIslbsn gnatnblid.
In iuslhtm Der Sentsr bas 1dllbsil
nieberasbsn Ju IaiTen i'm Wtgriff iitpf,
Elm gilboit NIT sintm GinbaltssYts
febl etrdnnt tommt.1
Die Saupifdladt mar sstoonnsr.
dIs fe boffmnesIos bsrIorrn lhitnl
GinmnI i'm Rio @rdnoe Ihtpimmtno,
ipurbsn ole S6peIlsn wohfbebaltsH
in albuquerque dbssIitfsrt.
Sn6es polIie man IS nidt In nllen
iiinftiesn GGlsn gang auf bns Slid
ontommtn IoTen. Dabef ipuroe
our4 bic SdIudf bss Gmbubo Elm
beTonSersr Jobrfanol sfbrodeu
unisr 8sfsitieuna Der msifen JsIss
bI6de - uno NOD foniiiee 8srbehss
ruiissn ipurbsn ousgsfiibri, nm cine
reselmGbiss Slut 81 ii4srn. nit OH
fe bon 9Dndmit irur0eu biefe Wtn
beisrunssn ~iteIIenpeiie bsbeutsno BIZ
Idfeunigt.
Ridt 3ufrisocn NIT Der g.nubung
bieier S9ludt boute man mebrtre
msilsn Rutfds@ 6nes uaS MaHers
9odrinntn ober fumes. Sn eis
ner Der kbtsren finb fdon
i'm GribIins 1912 ALIEN 125,O00
S9pelen tolpdrts eeidnoi iporben
cine asiitung. Die ipuhridtinIia
fsl6it bon ben beriibmtefen 6erars
tissn aulas.n i'm tdlifornif6sn 5ods
ssbirgs nod ni8t iibsrtruffsn pOrbsn
1T.
Die 9abnsg eTenf9ofi ftfbsr, Die
o~nfdnslid fsbr ipenig 9srtrauen St
Der Sadie sebobt Bate, Isate einer
Gslsiis sausIdufer sttr tsiIpeiisu Mbs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

MEL girinr fir 10000 9aIsr et.
iouft, uho I'm Sabre 1893 sriparb
ss Der aaifsr poH BEN isbi btrftor'
benen 9auprai a. .. 9irinsr inter
u~ebernabms ansr SduIOsn uno @ers
binoIidisistn seasn cine 9sibrsnte
BON is 10 900 Mnrt an girinsr uno
feline Satin. Gum Grtpsrb Iieb
fh Der auifsr bur6 Den 9rafsn
8c6nasG tlobiiieH bsiiimmsn. UNI
Den alien 6srrsnFB ni6i in Die 9dns
be bon GltsrldIadtsru fallen 81
Inhen.
Wenn man BON Glbiug aus ben
2anor.s iiber 2snJen. pantIau Euh
6abinsn lpdblt, 70 trifit man Sls
nd6n am auseauss Der id0nen.
iurbenrsid,n unb ~groburiise auss
bIide eelpdbrsn0,n gbduHa re6ttr
Sano duf Ole pisl erpGbnts Gooinsr
eide. Gs in ole ft6rtn. uno dls
tsite Gid. @efprsubers uno cine Der
ItdrtItsn 9sutf6lanos Gle bat ei'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

isrs nift gum Musorud fam, bic nber
aud nift feline grottsttn Gd6nbeitss
fsbIer seerbt BADEN: ben risfisen
60der uno bic fauammist WamRs.
Dagessn fino Die Beiue h0hsr ses
ipOroen. SIM iibriseu miiHsn bic
GrgebniHe, bic gaoinsn erreiden
Dirb, srit abgsiportet irsrben. = Dab
ber Wertebr Der iailsrIifxn Gamilie
NIT ben Gabiner Dorfbeipo9nern sin
tedt patriurdolij@sr IN. ipsib ale
WsIt. Aber odriib<r binnus ins
tersHiert iid oas aaiierpaar fit bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

bprfsr gaa.rnIomiIisn in ibrer alien
sra6t mad eabinsn eeIaoen, i'm
bier ibrt aieSer por5utraesn uno
2dn5s oufSufiibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

TRIBES inbssns Cuf rationale g,lpirt'
ldathme oss @utss foipis aud i'm
9inbIidt auf Die fc5iuIe 5ariores
fir bic In ben lanbpirtidaiiIitsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

Sm Gienit Der SdipeIIcnoeieuidaft.
uIs er am gmbabos .5luHe" ianb,
pa mar feline 9er5ipeifluns fait nod
erDber .ols Die feines Dormannsl
Gob pl0bli@, tpabreno en- nod auf
ben trodenen Sommer imtitrts, psrs
nabrn en- eth bumpfes 1pnnsrn. uno
aIg er unpiltirlid firomauipdrtS
tlidte, bot fih ibm siH GdoufpisI,
|ods teius Jeosr befdrsiben tann!
Gin u~ngebeursr Wan bon SdiptIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

ga6iner areusnnoS : guIfdIb.
l~ngeheurtu 3~itgeIbsoarf fiir bic 5abIs
reider, llms unb Neubauten. 6ono
in 6ono NIT bisisn gaut.n ging eiz
ne WerbsHeraus bes Miriiduftsbes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27
HUNTINGTON.

Cornelius Iiolbrook died at his home
Sunday afternoon after an illness of sew
eral weeks with BriShts disease, aged
"A years. He belonged to the Sth Vermont
Volunteers, having served four years in
the war He leaves besides wife, ono
brother and a son, Henry of Toronto, Can,
and Frank of Essex, ana one daughter
Miss Nina Holbrook of Richmond Tho
funeral was held Wednesday morning
at the house at nine o'clock, with inter
mcrt in Richmond Heath, mother
of Mrs. Henry Riggs. died at the home
of the latter Sunday afternoon. The Rev.
II, A. Durfee Of Burlington will preach
here Sunday at the usual hour.-The Rev.
Herbert c. Kemp, who has been pastor
here for six years closed his lahOrs
SundaY.-Mrs Netue Fitch Is spending
a few days in Enosburg with Mr., and
Mrs Stanley Sayles.-lra. l.. Morse of
Jeffersonvllle was a guest at G.. NJ. Nor
tons over Sunday-Mrs. Mack Aleer viii
entertain the next meeting of the King $
Daughters, March 5,-Letters uncalled for
are addressed to, Harvey Hin, Miss Char
lOtte Hale and Fred Roberts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27
EAST Fairfield.

Mrs. Maud Lloyd is critically i'll at her
home hcrc.-Mrs. William E!ttell Is visit
ing her brother i'm Jacksonville, called
there by tho Illness ~ her father, Peter
Jac1uos-Nlrs. Hazel Narcotic and young
son Of Bakyrs0cld who have been Ill with
measles at the home of Mrs Narcotics
parents. Mr. and Mrs r. Nolan, are i'm
proving rapidly and VIII soon return
Lume.-The supper served by the young
girls Of the Episcopal Church on the night
of Washinstons birthday was a success,
50 being realized. The sum viii he given
f1r missionary work and will b. given
with the proceeds of the girls Lentcn work
at Easter.-Gcorge W. Burleson md, Of
Fletcher is vstin- his grandmother, Mrs.
a. W Burlcson.--Eugene II. Burle-
SON is in Burlington, called there
ms one of the petit jurors of district
court-NIrs. Leo Rooney, who has been
IN with the grip, is much better.-A. P.
Wright is i'll and confined to the house
The entertainment by the school will be
given in the Rooney district Friday even
Ing Miss Bculah Rooney is the teacher
\. J. Pomeroy has been assisting with
tine work at the creamery for several
days.-Karl McCoi cheosemaker IS Mt
work in the creamery and boarding with
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Davis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27
HINESBURG.

The W. G. T. T.. will hold it's annual
Frances Willard memorial service I'm the
Methodist Church Thursday evening"
February q. at 7:&o-An Interesting pro-
gram is being prepared. After the pro-
gram social hour win he enjoyed, with
light refreshmcuts.-Wilbu Shattuck an /
family will move to Richmond, where Mr..
Shattuck has taken farm-Nliss Hazel
Cassid, was At home from Goddard Semi
nary over Sunday.-E. II. Read, who has
blood POISONING is improving.
Mrs Truman Hurrltt was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Monday for am
opcrauon.-Dr. ". Il. Hardness Of Mont
polier was in town Monday called here
ly the Illness of his sister, Mr.. Iurritt
The Frances Willard memorial " c.
T L. meeting win hc held ct the Meth
cdist Church Thursday evening The
school at Mcchanicsvlle. taught by Miss
Margaret Mckenzie, closed February H.
Those perfect in attendance were Lynn
Patrick, Verne Patrick and Caroline
Pierce
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27
HILL WEST.

hoy Frazier, who has been spending
the winter in Natcrtown, Mass, has re-
turned to- help his father, Homer Frazier,
through the month of susArng.-Mrs.
William Rivers is spending the week with
hcr sister, Mrs. p. u. Rushford.- and
Mrs David Baker ana family are H.
IcrciNa1 Shaugraw who has been
.roudms a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs +. j. Shangraw, has return
ed To his school at Rchford.-The condi-
tiou of Mrs. Frank Lumbra, who is seri-
ously i'll, continues about the same
Miss Ruby Rushford is nl.-Allen
Lumbra has been spending few
days with his sister, Mrs. Walter
MoWrey.-M Christie Shangraw is pass
ius the week with her sister, Mrs. Harold
Eossior-MIss Leila Murray is ill.-The
cottage prayer meeting will be held with
Mr.. ana Mrs William Ariel Friday even
,u--Air. and Mrs Israel Hawkins spent
sunday with Nj ana Mrs. d. II. T. Borth-
Wick.-Nrs. w. i. Shangraw passed the
Weekend with her daughter, Mrs w. II,
F;os-ior, who IS seriously i'll with rneu-
11f1rfI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AJ,BANS.

Twenty members or bellevue Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
celebrated Washington's birthday 10y hav-
ing dinner at the Colonial Inn Saturday
evening at seven o'clock Miss Charleno
FELTON,, pianist and Robert FELTON,. vio-
linist, furnished music, The tables were
tastcfully decorated with tags
Arrangements have been made by the
firm of Richardson, Twgg ~ CO.. the
entire stock of which was announced to
have been purchased by William Doolln.
whereby the co-portucrship of Mr.. Doolin
and q. T.. TUigg win DE continued as for
molly Mr.. Twieg has sold Mr.. DooIn
enough of the stock SO that he now owns
a one-half interest in the business Mr..
Doolin viii continue I'm charge Of the
store and Mr. Twgg in charge OF the
finances.
c. T.. Soule, who recently resigned as
superintendent Of the Central Vermont
Railway company, has been presented
with several handsome gifts by some of
his railway associates here The presenta-
ton was made by Edward r. Buck when
a party of the former supcrlntendcnt's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27

in town Friday to attend the funeral of
Simeon Mctd-The Mayrowcr club meet
ing, which was to have been held
with Mrs. Henry Mead Saturday,
was postponed on account of i'll
ness.-John Tatro was I'm burlington
Saturday Brown of jericho has
been spending several days with Miss
Helen Lincoln.--Alrs. Fred Blodgett is i'll
with pncumonia.-Nirs. Frank Pertigo and
Miss Aida Booth of Jericho visited Mrs.
Carroll jackson Thursday.-Henry Covey
died Friday morning of tuberculosis
The Underhill Dramatic club will give
play Farm Folks" on the evening Of
March at G.. A. r. hall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27

Idvcs' was the subject Of an illustrated
lecture by tn" Rev NJ j.. Pcdsc I'm the
Baptist Church Monday night-A largely
attended reception was held in Odd tal-
lows hall Thursday evening, In honor Of
Nj and Mrs. NJ II. Mandigo, VINO VIII
go to South Burlington this week 20 take
charge of largo farm
The funeral of Mrs Cordclia Hunter
who died Friday of pneumonia. was held
in the Baptist Church Sunday afternoon,
the Rev. Morgan II. Pease officiating
The body was placed in the vault I'm
Hillside cemetery. The bearers were x.
W. Adams, w. B. Locklin, II. II. Rounds
and f. G. Sears. The singing was by Mrs.
G. II. Aiken and Mrs. +. a. Manuel Tho
condition Of H. NJ. Kendall, who has been
critically i'll with pneumonia, Is moro
avorable.-Mis9 Helen Shattuck is at
home from Saratoga, N. Y--Niss Adclla
Draper Is at home from Montreal for a
few days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27
SHELBURNE.

The funeral of Mrs. John McGee was
held at st. GATHERINGS Church Saturday
morning, the Rev. Father Campcau Of
nciating.-The funeral of Albert La
violcttc of Barre, eldest son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Paul Laviolctte, who had boon
i'll long time with consumption. was
held at st. GATHERINGS Church Satur-
day afternoon, the Rev. Father Cam
peau officiating.-The Mems Bible
class will meet in tho Methodist
Church parlors Thursday evening
Miss Elizabeth Thorpe is at home from
Hyde Park for short visit to her
parents, Mr. ana Mrs T.. II. Thorpe
Dr. r r. Stoddard, who has been i'll
with the grip for two weeks, has so
far recovered as TO attend to his
professional duties.-Mrs, w. f. Weeks
is visiting in Montpelier.--Miss Har-
riet Bliss spent Sunday and Monday
with Miss Margaret Weeks.
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Rev w. b Goodman to return to Shel-
|1urne another year. At the roll call the
following resolutions were carried ny
Unanimous vote: whereas, on frlu'S
If this week. the Hon. j. T. BarstoW' 'N-
Governor of the state of Vermont reaches
his S1st birthday be it resolved th"t we
She officials and members of the 'n'ltn
Ind CONGREGATION of the Shclburno Meth-
kdist Episcoral Church now assemp'eu
sn this 18th day Of February, 1915 eN'eiu
|bur heartfelt greetings to the Hon. d. L.
|I,arstow on reaching his Slst hirthuay'
Thanking God for the conspicuous poI'tlc'l
|ros,tion which he SO consclcntouslN ana
b,y fIIcd: for his keen interest III an
|thinas portaining to the welfare of the
|conmunitv. for his long and exemplary
|rro and for his benchcent presence among
|,,s ,t So ripc an age. Signed. on behalf
|of tho officials aud members of the church
nd CONGREGATION. by William b. Good
man. pastor Among those present from
ont Of town for the roll call were the
Rev. and Mrs Gulick, Mrs. W. II. IT,.
Narney, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of Char
1otte, Mr. and Mrs George Smith Of
Essex Junction and Mrs. Nellie Goodscl
If I'airfoN
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RJCYFORD

I'm, annual report of the RiChford town
officers for the year ending February J
is in the hands of the taxpayers = sum-
mary by the selectmen shows some of the
chief items to be as follows Permanent
road S3.32G59; bridges, $Tl6.5'; winter
roads, Si3l.5l; town officers salaries
s7Sl.3i; rents, s1s0; interest paid, S6l5.io
orders drawn by overseer Of tho poor
s9lS.g 90: school directors orders $l2,397&
The town treasurer shows the indebted
ness of the town to be Sl9,7l3.Sl made
up as follows Town bonds, 5000; due
state for u. S. deposit money, A713,Sl;
money hired by selectmen. 5000 with
cash on hand of S54,7l. Unpaid taxes and
land rents bring the resources to s53S.29
During the year the so-called floating
Indebtedness increased from S. 466,6S to
Sj.47G.3S, hut one town bond of S,oO was
paid, leaving the net increase of indebted
ness slol9.7O. The auditors recommend a
tax of 20 cents on "A dollar of the grand
list to meet expenses for the coming
year and to pay one bond of $1,000
Mrs Cordolia Hunter, aged over 20
years, died Of pneumonia Friday after
noon, after an illness of only a few days.
She is survived By one daughter, Miss
Dora Hunter. and one brother l.. M.
Loukcs, of Highgate. Mrs Hunter had
been confined for long time, being a
sufferer from rhoumatsm.-llaro Lock
lin is at home from Middlebury College
recovering from a severe attack of the
erip.-IIenrY w, Mckenney is confined to
the house with an abscess in the groin
an aftermath of railroad injury, The
Kings Daughters met with Mrs
Henry IT. Cumines Wednesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock-rhomas BOaI has so fan
recovered from an attack OF the grip as
10 bo out again after being confined ABOUT
two Weeks.-J'he condition of II. M
| !, cndau who Is i'll with pneumonia, CON
tinuos critical --Richford Lodge knights
of Pythias, win give II minstrel ontariain'
mont n,Ayu,operahall March - and IA
postponed meeting of the Mems Guild ol
st. AIMS Church was held at the home
Of Capt \ j. Merrill Tuesday evening
! g.. G Stovcll of East Berkshire has re
: opened the old Phuneuf blacksmith shoT
ON Troy street, which has been closeC
for some tlnc-''Ilow the Other Hall
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Jay Lumbra and Roy KINGSLEY have
been ul.-Nlrs. w ]. Wright is in Fair
fax.-Thc I;cy. $. -. Macumbcr, who has
been m, is reported better.-faias Twist
of Lowell was in town Friday ana satur-
dav.-lsrad Touchctte of Georgla is in
tovu-'rhc Methodist society of the viii
Iapc held a sugar social at Ernest
Combs's on Z. $, Wrights farm Friday
evonlnp.-Alr. Burt ana daughter, Miss
cara Burt, of Bclvdcrc Center are
.nonding few days with Mrs Adah
Iiolbrook \ son was recently born to
Nv and Mrs. Chester Laplant--Ns IT,.
"a 1.procl Of Richford is at home, called
her, bv the illness of her mother, Mrs.
lanes Mcdonald -Mr and Mrs Fred
Newcity have returned from Worthwhile.
whore they spent several days Mrs, H.
n Marcy Of Richford IS in town visiting