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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
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in iein Scr5 cinscidloiieu 81 baben
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fenbe @cgcbenbeit in Gin falides
Qiht an iteIlen. SIN Der Iuseabe
pom l.. sunni ipirb iiber bcn iiingiten
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ribtet. Die fntbolii6en Irbeitere 8ers
cine bGttcn aIes in ibrer Wabt
itebenbc sctban, nm Den Irbeit9eber1
Strcifbrcfcr 81 l%iefern. WDrtlib
beiBt cs in benz 9crift:
-Sie fatboliid)cn Gereinigun9en,
Die in icncm Siitrift einen getpiien
giuflub alsiiben, tbaten Illes,
M 8 in ibrer DC d. It a B.
Inn bic a~rbcit9cbcr nit Streifs
brcdcrn on berieben. Ser Streif
nurbe bon Der pplpiifen G%creini9ung
pcgcn Wanscls on @elbmitteln fir
bccnbct crfldrt."
Sicic irrefiibrenbc SariteIung Der
tatboliiden Irbciter : gereine als
Streifbred1cr : Iercinigungen ents
ipri1t san5 Den iiblibcn Wetboben
bcs Cali. 0ie nnridtig iic lit.
erbcIt aus elmer Mittbciluns. Die Der
.So3ialcn Yraris" entnommen lit.
iener bcrborragenbcn &cpuc, Die iib
in Seutid)lanb zines 10 boben Ina
icbcns %crfreut. Sn Der Iusgabe bonn
is. Iai finbet man folgcube Grflds
rung iibcr bicicn am 13. Wai be-
cnbetcn Streif:
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auf. beridiebene llridd)en 5nriid5ufibs
rem: eritcns anf bic un9eniisenoen
Mittel Der polniiden Organization -
tie berfiigte MIR iiberj cine bal6e Weilz
lion Narf, unb ipdbrenh Der Werbano
Der gbriItlidcn 8ergarbeiter bereits
in. borlceter 8ohe' tInfang Wai)
Streifz llnteritiisungen auSge5ablt bat
lrnb Der Sirihs9 under'i6 8eiperts
berein unb Der alte gerbnnb in 8odllm
Dies Infnng letter ISOLDE tbaten. 5o9
Die polniife 8erufspereiniglng bamit
bauernb bin -. ;; 5peitens auf Die
idlehte @urbcreituns, insbeionbere Die
unperantiportlih ipdte 3u5iebnns Der
iibrisen @~crgarbeiter : Srganiiationen
icitcns Der Ynlen; brittenS auf Die
6altuna Der ltreifaesncriiden fatbo1
lilfen Irbeiterbereine (Sib 8erlin)
Die in Sbcrihleiien iebr tart iino."
Gu Die als Iutoritdt angeiebene
nj 1tfatboIiihe So3iale Yras
rig. @ds MN Die itreifgegneriide
Snltune Der fatboliid)en Irbeiterper%
cine anbelangt. lit es befannt - unb
es mar Der Yolniiden 8ereinignna
aud felt Qangem befannt-bnB bicie
Icreine 8esncr bes Sffeniips Streifs
iinb. ni6t aber bes Sefeniips Streits.
Sic baben minbeitcns oasielbe Nedt,
bicie Stelllln9 cin3nnebmcn ipie ans
here Gercihigunsen einc anbere. 3us
Dem lit es nod elm setpaltigcr llntcrs
ihieb. Oh man iid paiiip nerbdlt ober,
lpaS Der .Gaa" ben fatboliihen Nrs
better : ,gcreinen poripirft, "alles
tbnt. pas man fam. unit Die Mrbeits
gebcr NIT Streifbredcrn 81 p%ericbcn."
Snbem Der Gall" icinem 8erih1
iibcr Den Streif bicie @cnonng giebt
bciuciit CT ipic lpenig ibm an Del
Wabrbeit sclcgcn lit unb tpie iebr Ct
bcmiibt lit. Den fatboliihen mi
and Den d)riitlid)cn - NrbeitereS rga'
niintionen ctrpas ans 3eus gu flifcn
= (Gcntralitclc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

inocn, CT NIT bctriibtcnl
Slif an Der Slag9cnitanac ~cniroriab.
Die lid in icinem &ofc crtub unb auc
anbcrcn in SrecburS iibcrragtc, rabcr
Den scrriiicncn .Scbcn fonurn mir niht
mcbr lcben laiicn - ipir nriibtcu ms
ia Dor Dem gnnSen Srt ihdn,cn =
lnb 5t elmer neucn Sla8gc fcblt
Dos 8clb."
.Sddbc", ertpibcrte Sottc 9citp,
ieinc Srarl, Dos 9iinhel after 3ums
pen betradtcnb, bas tic in Der Snnb
tris unb bns ~allcrbinss mn moi,
pcr3ipeifelt nenia Icbulidfeit NIT
Dem rglorrcifcn Sterrenbanner"
bate. bns 10 pielc Sabre am @es
bilrtstase Der N%cpublit iibcr bcm
@altcr'itbcn Inipcicn acfpebt bate.
Sic friiber rotbeu iinb lpciben Streiz
fen battcn cine aIeidlmdbiB id)misigs
gralte Snrbr a%n9enommcn, nno cs
mar iibcrbaiipt MIR nod 10 tpcniB bon
Der Slas9e porbanhcn, DAB MIR Die
iorsfdltig einecitiften Stcrnc ibrc
~ebcmalise gebeutung perricibcn.
nMau iicbt'S ibr nidt mebr an,
bub iie 5cbn SUB lang mn bic id,pnitc
Slasse m Srccbura ipnr", fubr Die
alte Srau fort, .abcr On bait red,t,
mir fonnen Tie nid)t ntebr iebcn lniien.
unb +, nelie, Die nnd ctluas aisIictt,
fonncn mir aid nid,t %fnufen, benn am
criten Suli iinb Die 3inicn ~unierer
Sppotbcf fdllis unb mir fonncn fcincn
Gent e%ntbebrcn. 5nit 81 Did idon
crfrnbiet, mas cine ncuc foitet?"
.Som Ioiier iastc, CT ppllc mir
cine Slag9e o bicier G'rDbe aus
gutcm @uaitoff fiir fiinf5cbn Collars
perfalfen unb id) fonnte lie in Maten
a%bbe5ableu. aber ih babe ibnt cripihcrt.
CO iei id)Ied)tcr Tntriotismus, cine
Slaesc auf Borg 3u f%nifen", ents
se9nete Snfcl Ycter trauri9.
.8cnn ih nrir friibcr barnn gebaft
bate. iprah Eantc BETH fir lid, ais
lie tpieber ALIEN in Der Slide mar. die
SnfJe gebt linn bod iebr gu 6er6cn.
Ser gierte Suli lit iein 8cburtstag
unb ba mar er INNER boppclt itol5.
tpenn Die bon Iciner Ruttcr gendbte
Blaege iibcr Dem Sauie pcbte. Glen
iastc. fie babe inmer 10 piel fir ibre
ainber 5u tbun unb feline Seit, cine
Slnese an5uferti9en, ionit ipiirbe tic
benz gater germ Die Srcuoe bereiten.
9ie tpdr'S, ipenn i'd mid ieIbit baz
binter mdd,te - ih babe ia nod cine
gauge Wofe 3eit bis gum @ierten
SnIi ="
Ger brittle Sllli mar bcrangcfommen
unb Snfel Reter Idli6 bctriibt I'M
Sauie umber. Die Slas9enfrage
mar nod INNER ulscloit nnb es idien
feline Gusiidt porbanbcn, bab bas
Sternebanner fid morecn iiber benz
bcidJeibenen Seim itol5 inn 8inbe cnt>
faltcn ipiirbe. Srau 9ettp batte iid)
anifeinenb nidt ipciter Inn Die Sad)e
%befiimmcrt = fe mar ipdbrenb ber
san5cn @ofc piel 81 ~bciddftist ses
~tpeien, bate bnIb auf benz 8oben in
alien Sitter uno aaiten berum9es
framt. balb in Der 8aidJitube cine ses
beimniBboIle sbdtisfeit entpidelt. mar
morscns nod iriiber als setpobnliA
aufseitanben unb Ibenbs ipdt 81 Sctt
gegcnsen. tpeun Snfel Ycter idon
Idn9it in Worpbcus armen rubte unb
bon Der beboritcbenben triibcn Seier
bcs Gierten trdumte. Ydber uno
ndber riidte bic abenbitirnbe, bcren
9unfel Snfcl Yeter in friiberen Sab
rem ba5u bcnust hattie, feline Slasge gu
bitten. bamit lie Die critic lei. Die Dem
anbredenSen @ierten entgcsentpebte.
Oieier Gufsabe id)ien or biesmal =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
.Jit JntereTe Ser fatheltideen
2lltSitenen.

Sn Dem Rrogratnm bieier 3eitrng
beibt es, bab burd bieic Spalten Den
@iiiionen tbeoretiiG nnb p rafti d.
9ebolfen piirbe.
9urh Die nadfoIeenbe Cite sebcn
mir 8eriht unb Guittuns iiber 8elbcr,
Die in uniercn Bureaus fiir pcrId,icz
beue Wiiiioncn in ben pcriflicbeuiten
Sbeilen bes @robaus eingclnufcn, nno
an Die betrcffcnbeu Riiiiondrc nb8cz
liefert fporben limb. @eo9c 8ptt ms
Iue iegnen; Scnc, Die cine 5anb III
Der @lnubens : Iusbreitunes : Iftion
hatten.
Gabsn fir Wtp. Sr. ganlns, cbrrsr gu aham.
hinn NlritiiHi.E itinhikn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
Keelbte,pner StmSiensireel.

gebanbelte 8efimpfnns Der Iiebfranf-
beiten nnb anbere lanbtuirtbihaft.
Iidc Jrasen, bic Hfiidt Der 8e.
~mittelten seseniiber ben Sebiirftigcn
mrS bic Gage Der &atbplifen in
Gprtugal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
enke1 eeter's Ta9ge.
Gine 6eideidste pom Dierten Jmli.

mn piclcidt fir INNER - i~ibcrbobcn
5u iein.
r&irit Sn bic Slas9c bclitc Ibcnb
nitt auf5icbcn, Ectcr?" tragic Die
trerc 2ebcusactdbrtin, als bic Suns
fclbcit angcbrod)cu mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

Sobn aettenmeher. Sdtc. 3eras. ........ 100
z. u. Sarrts, 2ettcr, e. Saf. .......... $50
$3.50
yeu. Sptepb gaeprr, e. g., Srtttidi.S ntnbten.
Or. 9ebners, Wnniier. 3eras. ........$ $500
Sfrifa. DaifEonen.
q. sbaln. Green Ban. isis $500
Nlasfa 'WttfisHen.
u. 8. @eorses. Mdrcns. Soma. ....... $500
Sar bebhrftsen Trtefer I'm shbex.
Sofob Wlaobo6, arteitan, q. Saf. $500
zpeStra fur Srittid,s 6 ~itinoien.
&cp. .. 8. Ho6e; Toronto, Canada. :. $500
total ............ .SO2o.Of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

citation ein5uridtcn; man ipiirSe bic
Waidine nedieln unb bon ba nah
Selfirb in Az Stnnben ~gclangen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

lpdbreub man se~genpdrtis "a Stmz
Den ba5u braiid)t. Bon Selfir6 aus lit
Saipion in brei Stunben 81 crreihen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
ssanb meme ;yrembe an, 2ebsn.

Sanb meme Srembe am Yeben. sd
bin lpicbcr fGbie, neiic Srciloc an mlciz
mem 2cbcn mnb aud, on mcincr Irbeit
al finbcn". Id,rcibt Scrr Sobn @ap
bon G.uincD. 8io. ~Srci Slnihcn
,hcs Ilpcnfrdutcrs bnben oieS icrtiS
acbrod)t. llebcr Elm Sabr lpar id,
trnut gcmcicn. Sic Icr6tc iagten. es
tdu,c pom Wagcn, nbcr JIG !unrcu nid)t
I'M Stanoe mir 5u belfen. S6licBlih
puroe co 10 lhlinm,, hoB ib pcrSlpciz
fcltc. Gam crbiclt ih Siren Ilpcns
frolitcr nnb miIrbc gcbcilt."
Ser Sonncnidein Der Wciunbbcit
ihcint Dem IlpcnfrGlttcr nadSufol9cn,
100 INNER CT 9ebruuf't ipiro. Spc5iols
Iscntcn licfcrn i'm Dem Yrblifnm.
5olltcn Sic fcincn Nscutcu III Sbrcr
Hdbc tcnncn, 10 idlrcibcn Sie an: Or.
1eter Sabrncp & Cons 60. 1876
60. &Upnc Abe, Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

Der Icnih fam nid)t obne
8ergniigen iein; finbet CT cs nid)t IN
Dem Oienitc @ottes, 10 iud,t or es in
Den tboridten 6reubcn Der @elt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
Gin @eidGftsmanm.

.Iimm es mir ridt libel. ober
oeine 9rallt lit bod cine aite Sbod).
tell"
ia. aber ibr Safer fbut ctuas
binein!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
0emcs Bort.

nSrGulein gnnn mo aarolina ba-
ben ia groBc Mitgift = aber pie
itebt's nm SRI. Wanba?"
%, Die lit gerooe Die @itgif-
tigite!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

n,um critcn Ial i'm 2cbcn
- fam id am &icrtcn Suli
..AN fcinc Slugsc aui5iebcn",
WV iaatc Snfcl Ecicr Walter,
.N.. 49, L.4..,L4nn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

tes. grap, 5aftubams ToripIf, Gnslanb.
: ,apro. WsarieiaeS, 3a............$i.oo
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
MISSION WORKERS
MRS. CAUFFIEL'S GUESTS

The first fall meeting of the mis-
sionary society of West Presbyterian
Church was held yesterday afternoon
on the lawn OF Mrs Daniel Cauflels
summer home near Bellevue
The Rev. W Crosby Ross. of Hy-
sham, Montana. who was formerly a
member Of West Presbyterian Sunday
school. and who. since. has entered
the ministry, and is doing splendid
work in Montana, gave an account Of
his work in that State
Mr.. Ross will be present at West
Church Sunday school on Rally Day,
the last Sunday in September.
Miss Marion Crozier, who has spent
the summer in Europe. gave an in
teresting description of her trip.
Miss Grace Baird, who returned
from her western trip too late TO have
a part in the program. will give
description OF the Yellowston Park
at the October meeting. After the
meeting Mrs Caufiiel was hostess at
supper which was attractively served
on the lawn.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
Mr.. ROGERS TO DRAW
SKETCH OF COLLEGE

At the meeting Of the womans Az
SLATED College Commission in the
High School building yesterday, fur
iher steps we're taken toward select
ing the actual type OF buildings for
The new college.
A committee consisting of A. d.
Warner. Chauncey P. Holcomb and DIT.
George w. Twitmyer. which had been
appointed to examine plans submitted
BY architects with the view OF select
ing ideas from the plans TO be incor-
porated in a fnal plan for the build
lngs made its report.
L. r. Rogers was selected to draw
the sketch containing the ideas OF the
committee and as soon as Il is finished
II will be submitted 10 the commits
sion and the architect will be selected
to prepare final plans for the build
ings which will be somewhat smaller
than those conceived by the architect
who submitted plans in the compe-
tition.
Because OF but s150,000 being avail
able for all purposes. the commission
has decided TO have the domitory built
as projected and the science hall TO
be about half as large as the one
planned. II will then be up TO an
other Legislature to appropriate suf-
ncient funds 10 finish the building
which will not have 70 be done for
some time, as the school viii. of
course. be small for the first few
years.
Colonel W E, Slower. secretary Of
he Manufacturers Contracting Com
pany, was called into the meeting and
asked for advice He told the COM
mission what he thought the build
lnge would cost as planned. and
answered many other questions. In
all probability the work will be done
oy the commission instead Of by con
ract
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
MANY VICTIMS
OF ACCIDENTS

Attacked by a dog and severely
bitten on the left arm yesterday after
noon. Mrs John Starkey, a negress,
living on Tatnall street, was treated
at the Delaware Hospital.
Falling from the running board Of a
vandever avenue car near the Elev-
enth street bridge last night Edward
Furr<ar. aged 35 years. of No. 1011 f.
Eleventh street fractured his right
leg above the knee. He was taken to
the Homeopathic Hospital in the
Phoenix ambulance.
1=-a7s Ss1>iiss-= <>iis-=. a-~5 o. yeess et No
sIs Marshall street. was struck by an
automobile while be was crossing
Market street, above Sixth, yesterday
Afternoon. At the Delaware Hospital
Il was found that his right leg was in
iured, but not seriously.
Blanche Johnson. colored. Of No 4
McConnell's Court. who was stabbed
In the back during some trouble on
Labor Day called at the Delaware
Hospital yesterday afternoon 10 have
the injury dressed.
Peter Diego. OF f1S West Second
street. q laborer al the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Corporation, had the
index finger on his left hand badly
mashed this morning while at work.
The injury WAS dressed at the Della
ware Hospital
Howard Davidson. OF Richardson
Park, also laborer at the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Corporation, was pain.
fully lacerated on the left side OF his
face while working this morning.
After the injury was dressed at the
Delaware Hospital he was able TO re-
eumed his work.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
SUFFRAGE MEETING AT FAIR.

At the suffrage tent at the State Fair
addresses were made by Mrs. Ida Porter
Boyer and Mrs NJ c. Morgan. of Phila-
delphia. and Miss Mabel Vernon, OF this
city. yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Vernon, wh) has been
working tor the National .Assa'ipiic1 iof
the past few months, has established
headquarters at the southeast corner Of
Seventh and Shipley strssts this aity.
On Septen Der 20. IT 80 o'clock re-
ception will be held at the new head
quarters. to which all interested in suf-
frage are invited
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
RETURN FROM WEDDING TRIP.

Mr. and Mrs William J. Connor.
who we're married on Tuesday, Sep
tcmber ., at the home of Mrs. Con-
nor's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Carpenter. No 2410 Tatnall street,
by the Rev. T. f. Beauchamp, and who
have been spending their honeymoon
at Atlantic City. returned yesterday
and will be at home to their friends
at their new home, No. 1921 Monroe
street Miss Myrtle Bullen was the
bridesmaid at the wedding. The ush-
ers we're Alvin Thorp and Frank
Carpenter.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
NINTH WARD LIRPARY

At the meeting OF City Council last
night petition was received from a
large number OF citizens OF the Ninth
ward asking Council to grant them tho
use Of the old academy in that ward
for the use OF the Ninth ward branch
OF the Wilmington Institute Free Ii
brary. which has outgrown its present
quarters. The petition was referred
to the Public Building Committe.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
SHOWER OF SHOES FOR BENEDIcT

John Lynch, a machinist at Bakers
Machine Shops, who took unto himself
a bride on last Thursday night, was
treated to bombardment of old shoes
by shop ma5es after the ceremony.
Shoes came from all directions when
Mr.. Lynch appeared. and to say the
least, the shower was entirely unex-
pected.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
CHEYNEY-PATTERs0N.

The marriage of Mrs Elizabeth B
Patterson, former assistant superin.
tendent at the Associated Charities
and w. Irwin Cheyney. OF Cheyney
Pa, was quietly solemnized at the
home Of the bridegrooms mother
Mrs. Charles Cheyney yesterday af-
ternoon. On their retrun from we'd
Ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Cheyney will
live in Media.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
MORE INQUIRIES FOR DEAD YOUTH

Coroner John T. Spring today receiv-
ed two additional inquiries concerning
the young man who fell from the new
DUPONT Theatre and was killed recent
ly They we're from NJ. Adams, No So
Nassau street, New York city and
Dr. r. Wolk, No. lTl6 Pitkin avenue,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
NOT no CARRY UMBRELLAs.

At the business meeting OF Eden
Lodge last night. It was decided not
70 carry the umbrellas with do II for
Wilmington" stamped on them when
the crack degree team OF the lodge
goes 10 Reading next Thursday to
lake part in the dedication OF the odd
Fellow Hall in that city. The pro-
position was made by the ~ Snellen-
burg Company TO loan the umbrellas
70 the lodge.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
MIR. HANDY RETURNS.

L. irving Handy, who has spent his
vacation travelling in Europe, has ar
rived home and is expected at his
Office the first Of the week.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
PARIS.LARlSON.

The Rev. frederick Doerr oficiated
yesterday at the marriage Of Miss Jen-
pie 5. Larason and Thursman A.
farie. both Of this city. who we're
married al St Stephens Lutheran
parsonage. The attendants were Miss
Mary B. Paris and Samuel A. Cook.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
COMPANY + NOW
AT RIFLE RANGE.

Company F. Of Wilmington, with
twenty-five men, in comman OF CAPS
tain r. N. Carswell and Lieutenant
William Berl. Jr.. went TO the State
Rifle Range, below New Castle. yester-
day for three days rife practice on all
Of the ranges. According to the re-
ports from the camp the men have
shown much improvement after the
work that they we're put through by
Mayor W. G. Ramsay at the State en-
eampment this summer and are max
Ing excellent scores. Company c, OF
Wilmington. will get to the range on
Monday morning for three days. II
will be under command OF Captain ]
Austin Ellison.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
FINANCIAL Am cOMMERcIAI-

py Inc united Press
NEW YORK, Sept 12.-The market
orered moderately active and strong
Following q bearish attack which
the market successfully resisted
stocks resumed the upward move
ment with greater vigor than before.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
IN MEMoRrAM.

In memory Of Abraham W. Warrick whe
departed this life September i2' 1910.
Rest dear husband and father thy work Il
DER,
Thy willing hands viii toll no more
A faithful father. both true and kind,
truer father YOU could not find
BY His Wife and Children
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
sd. pAuL,s AVENUE MEErINe.

rhore win be meeting Of the St.
Pours Avenue Association at the home
Of Mrs B. Frank Taylor, No. 2io4 Bouie-
ward. this evening. Officers VIII be
elected.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
BAR TEMPORARILY CLOsFD.

Pending the transfer of the license
Of the Grand Union Hotel. held By the
late Henry Blouth. to Mrs. Blouth. the
bar has been closed.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
coNsrABLE GREEN TMpRovrs

County Constable Charles Green. who
recently underwent a serious surgical
operation at the Delaware Hospital is
improsing. although still very weak.
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
SNAPPER SOUP

At schechingers. No East Second
street. Saturday. September Is. at noon
and evening"
Evening journal., 1913-09-12
MIR. BILLANY RETURNS.

II. H. Billany who spent the sum
mer months along the coast OF Name
has returned home.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-05
Card

We, the undersigned, do hereby, agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If it
fails tC cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
w. F. Root Brooks House Pharmacy
ThOmass Pharmacy +. II Holden
J. ID. Stockwen r. A. Temple & Co. -
Mark S. Mann w s. Holland
@. ii. Grout H A. Williams
y. NJ. Batehelder A. NJ Merriheld
W. G. Halliday J. A. Muzzy
a. l.. Wheeler Brown & Ryder
A. NJ. Corss< n. G. williams
T-Th. -Sat.-M-9
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-05
PUTNEY.

Mrs. Alta Matthews is away again on /
business trip, but will return home /
Saturday.
Miss Ellen Nash has returned and Is /
again keeping house for her uncle, Far |
quhar McRae
Miss Gladys Smith returned Sunday |
after spending several days at the Man
ley farm in East Putney.
Harry Houghton and daughter, Char
lotte, of Brattleboro spent few days
last week at Mrs. Ellen Houghtons.
There will be preaching service in
Picrce's hall next Sunday at go O'Clock
and Mr.. Sage viii have charge Of the
service
Mrs Harley Whitney and little daugh
ter, Grace Ellen, returned Tuesday from
a visit with Mrs Whitney's aunt, Mrs.
Frank Norcross, in Brattleboro. MIR
Whitney spent Sunday with them there.
Mrs. Cecil Wilson and son. Stanley.
of Chester were recent guests of her
mother. Mrs Robert Kingsbury. at East
Putney and Miss Elsie White OF Brat
tleboro was with her mother. Mrs.
Kingsbury, over Memorial day and sun
day.
Mrs L. H. Bugbec and son, Richard,
returned home Thursday from a three
weeks visit at the home Of Mrs Bug
bees patents, Mr. and Mrs 81 n.
Wright, in Quechee On her way home
she spent "Wednesday night IN Rocking
ham with Mrs. A. J. Ayers.
The weighing OF the mails and count
ing of the number Of pieces OF mail Of
the various classes. both incoming and
outgoing, on the rural routes, also the
keeping account Of the parcel post bust
ness, began Monday morning at tie
8 postofiice and Is making those connected
a with the service very busy.
George Webber. who has been spend
4 ing several months in West Brattebor,
3 with relatives, has returned to the nous,
owned by b. H. Reed. where h~ good
4 were stored. and has again set up house
keeping with his mother-in-law. Mrs
Orm> Mr. Wehbcr has been able re
Gently to work few days and Is muel
encouraged
First Baptist church, Rev 4. + Tree
pastor: 1915, children's day. ia charg
Of the Sunday school, with short addre~
Il 10y the pastor; Sunday school at - men
class in the auditorium; Christian II
deavor meeting p, m. union mid-wee
prayer meeting in the Congregation,
4 church Thursday. 80 p. m All We
come.
The ladies union aid society Of Ia
Putney held their regular meeting at Il
home of Mrs Robert Kingsbury Wedne
z day afternoon and these officers wei
p elected: President. Mrs II w Eros
- vice-pres Mrs. D. : Persons: trea.
Mrs G. TNAplin: directors. NIs vi
man. Mrs Miller and Mrs KmgSbur
flower committee. Mrs. Hollis Cobb al
Mrs J. Royce; calling committee. Nh
d. ). Angler and Mrs Lamb; music COZ
he mittee, organist Gertrude Kingsbu
lac Orrin kingsbury and Hollis Cobb. mr.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-05
EAST JAMAICA.

Ralph Howe is at work on the see
ton
C. L. Allen of South Londonderry
visited his mother here recently.
Mrs. p. Patterson and family visited
her daughter in Wardsboro sunday
Arson MeCarty of Townshend has
been a guest at w. S. Allen S this
week.
Arthur Chiekering of Westmoreland,
\. H., was here the first of the week
on business.
G. r. Burgess of Washington, d. g.,
came Saturday to visit his family at
E. NJ. Butler 5.
/ Dir. and Mrs. b. L. Gleason and
daughter of West Windham were visi-
tors at A. Z. Gleason 5 Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. q. r. Burgess and
baby went Tuesday to Proctor to visit
Mr.. Burgess 5 parents
w. S. Allen, G. II. Gleason, J. II
Peck, c. NJ and A. S. Holbrook were
in Townshend Monday.
Misses Harriet Doane and Ethe
Llppincott went to Townshend Tues
dday to attend the graduation exer
cises.
George Chamberin and family, re
Gently of Wardsboro, have moved ont
the Allen place owned by G. H. Gleas
on.
Mrs. f. o. Robinson of West Wards
boro and Mrs. g. H. Gleason went t
ETownshend Wednesday to attend con
mencement exercises.
B. Spiller, Mrs. n H. Pierce, Mrs. {
il. Gleason and Miss Florence ALE
: were in Townshend Sunday to atten
the baccalaureate sermon.