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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
Der Sciud Der nGOucurOia.

Seutc @littoa trifit ole Sou9eridaor
aus @iltesbarrc bier elm. ~
9l6cnOS groBcs Gou5ert in ser
a9Dric~ nit 6o6intereiioutcu
&rogramm. - 9}o6mittogs Gm.
piang beim @lopor. @roBe
@or6crcitingen iiir 9egriiBung
mo llntcr6oltlng ser 9eiucber
gctroiien .oraef
Ger 6eitigc Gag lit Elm 6ciitog iilr
Oas Ceutibt6um Der StoOt 6ringt
er Oemiel6en Ooh Oen 9eiud elmer
hmitireuoigen erpro6ten uuO be-
p05rten SGngeriboor, ser 1G6ASbl
Oio" BON @ilfeSborre. Gicie be!
rii6mte Gereinigmg gibt beute2l6cnO
in ser SDric inter 0en 9lliipi3ien Der
9ereinigten Sanger bon Baltimore
ein Gou5ert. weld)es elm fiinitleriibos
Grei9niB oaereriten 9iongeS 81 luer-
BEN oeripridt. Gic Sanger 6ringcn
unter Seitng i6res treifliden Girl
geuten 9loolp6 Sonien melGer lie
bei'm &oiierpreisiingen 6ei'm 0leu.
arfer S0naerfeit inn Sabre 1906 5tm
Siege iiibrtc, Elm @rogroum 5ur
Curhiii6rlmg, oos ans Der groBen
Mdnuerdor Siterotur Oie idouiten
@erlen gciommelt bat uno Dem Ser
Elm @elegen6eit seben oHrite, ole
ieine Gor5iige ms glon5enOite Sidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
staOt aeccptirt fyurt.

9iioget 9e5or0c cnti6leBt iid 81
Dem S6ritt, INN ocn @riolg Der
Sterncn6ounp 6eicr nidt 5il
gcfd6roen Ser6eiierungcu wcr.
oen lpe9en Der 9eOiueungen Der
9nnoesre9ierung mr. in fleinem
NioBita6e porgeuomncn.
Die giioget 9e60roe 6eldloB in
i6rcr gcitrigen Siellug. Oos Sort
WicSeurp 10 5u iiberne6men, pie eS
BON Der 9unOesregierumQ oiferirt
wuroe, oos 6eiBt, o6ne eine @eruiI.
ligung fiir sic por5lme6menOcn @er.
6eiierlmgen imO inter Dem @or6e
bait Der 9unOesregieruna, Oas Sort
81 irgeno elmer 3cit 5uriidnc6men al
fonnen. Gie 9lnno6me Oes Sorts er.
iolgtc 6ouptiGhlicb ans Dem @runOe,
INN Die inn September itottfinOenoc
Sternenbonner 6eier 81 eincn @r-
iolg 5u MAIDEN. lin Oie glnno6me
5ii empieblen, moren bon Der Ster,
nen6onner 9onmiiiion Die SS. u.
9. 9ib6ins, S6erit Serome SoDce
m0 9l0en g. 9ill, iopie 6roi ". 9.
9ib6ins, oie Soriiberin Oes 6iitori.
iben Gonite'S.
@roiciior 9ibbins unter6reitete ei-
nen bon Ser Grefutipc ocs Sternens
banner Gontite's geioBtcn 9ei6hiB,
in weldem Die 9lcceptirung Ocs Sorts
unter oeu 6eiie6enoeu 9eoinaungcn
empfo6len luurOe. 0r 9i66ins cr.
m16ntc, DAB nod Der llmmanoltng
Oes Sorts in eiuen @orf Oie 3mo6.
me Der @arfiteuern bon Der &erei-
nigteu StroBen6o6n @eieQidoit &C.
niigeu miirOen. nm Oie @orfanlagcn
I'M Stono 6alten 81 fonnen
George @ceniS @iQiams, ser Sra,
iioeut Der @arf 9e6oroe. mel6er
Der Siblmg beiluobnte erfldrte, OaB
iih OoS6ort jebt in eiucni ie6r i1Ieb-
ten 3uitanoe beiinOe umo ooB es ci.
ncs 5iemlihen 9etrages 6eOiirie, nm
oeniel6en ein ouitdnoiges giiSie6en
81 ge6en o6ne OoB babel an groBere
@er6eiierlmqen geoadlt ucrOen f0ns
ne. Gr 6eridtete, Dob Nr, SreO. 9ow
Slmiieo. ser Bolton SonOihaits.9ir.
djitcft. Oie Soften Der llmmanOllmg
ocS Sorts in cinen @arf auf etlua
$i3S.OO0 geihdbt babe. Sr g9il-
liamS beiiiruortete a6er oieie groBe
9luslagc nidt megcu oes %erlaugeus
Ser guuoesregierllng, Oos Sort euen.
tuea 5uriidnebmen 5u Oiirien.
Snpieipeit nm &erbeiieringen
porgenpninien lUeroen miro crit ipd.
Ter BON Der 9e6orOe ieitgeiett wer.
0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20

Sir WiorOlouo lm0 Oeu Eiitrifi
Columbia 6cutc uno mo6rideinlidl
aud morgcn flor; iiiolihe gSinoc
Gle bohic 9emperatlr am acitri.
acu gag 6ctrua 70 @rao nm 6 lI6r
glbcuos mo Die nieori0ite 55 ejraO
nn 5 llbr @lorgeus.
Su ocn ii6rigen S9eitcrbcobob
hnassSiaiioncu oc5 Qauoes mar ole
6odlite 0enperatur mie iolgt. glt
laniic Giiu 20. 9iSmard IS, 9oiion
81. 9niialo rs, G6orlciion "A, G6i.
cago 80 Glepclapo "a Corpus G6ri
I'll Geuper 50, Cetroit 80. Iuhli6
rs, 9aiiport IS, @alpeiton 76, @reen
Ban so, Saticros 10 SABRE 20. Se.
lena 20. Sndionuiae 7S. aonios GiiD
70. anorDillc rs. 9oldspile 80, Nlor
Queite SO. @lemp6s so. NloniaonlerD
80 Mouircal 76, 9lantldet 60, 9lem
Crleane n, 9lcu.gorf 81, Cfa6oma
"a @iiisbarg6 80 &6ilooelp6io 50
Ro@rilono, @}e4 81. @ortlouo. Ore
7G Guc6ec SO Aaleig6 76, Salt Sate
Sin rs, 5ai 6roIiciSco So, StSonis
81. st 4mnl 7S. Scrantou 80, Sbre
report ~. Spofanc IA Campo so,
ggui6in9ion 81, g9uinipeg 76
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
Wlaifcit in Der Ojrciieu6eimat6.

Gos N}oifeit fir Die Sniaiien Der
o9lagcmcincn 0cuti6en @rciienbci-
mot6" fiioct morgcn, g}obmittogS 4
ll6r, itott, unO Oas @u6lifrm I'M
glagemcincn iit 0ur6 cine gln6eige an
onOerer Stcac 81 ocr bii6iben Set
lidlfcit cinoclaOen. 0ie oSreiiens
beimot6" liegt an Der Baltimore,
na1c .StroBc llnO -fonn per
StraBcnbobn bon alien Stoottbcilcn
lcidt crreiht lpcroen. 0ic 5ecr
miro nit elmer 9lniprn6e Ocs @oitors
SulhiS Sofmann gtahniittagS croft.
net nodoem mebrerc N1uiif @iecen
gcipielt woroen lin0. Der @eiang
berein o&armonie" mill iih an
I9lbeno einItelen mO mebrere Sicoer
iingen Inn cinen fr0blihen Son in
Die oltcn gfleglinse 0esGeitti6tbumS
al bringen, uuo Der Sueenoberein
Der 3ionssemcinoe fiibrt cine @oiie:
o0ie rot6e gloie oui, nod pelder
3roii 6. 6. Go6be mebrere poiienoe
Soli Dortragen mill. Seoenfols
itebt cin eenuBrci6er gta6mittog II.
9l6euo in 9lusiiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
6rS6ccrenieit i'm rSOO SellOu-
Sempel."

llntcr Oen 9luipi5ien Der oYfa-Wlo-
80. gerciniaung" bat eeitcrn 9IbcnO
I'M Dob 6cllom.Sempcl" an Der
Ode bon Saratoeo- mo GotbeOrol-
StroBe, ein GrObeerenfelt begonnen
Ser 9fcinertrag Der 6citlibfcit miro
oil 0ie Gontonc, gYlorDlono Ger. t."
~0lonumental Slr. 2" iinO ~9a!ti-
more 9lr. 8" pertbeilt meroen. 0ic
9}comten ser ieitge6cnOen Yereinig
gung iino: Oberit SreO u. Groom
@oriiser; Gapitdn S. $. goDO,
Siilfs.@oriiber; GopitGn @. $. 9el.
len, SefretGr unO Gapitdn SS. S.
Sonumon Sdobmeiitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
eIanS 0er nanitEnatI0naL ataans".
Qie glennen in 9gimIieu.

Sic g9ettrennen in @imlico, meldc
am Sonitae 5u @noc geben botten
geiteru iolgeuoes Heillltot:
I. 9enneu II Sir @Ogor" ~Scor-
phi" unO uSeiic Sr."
:. Genneu semi Nuuper"
rNliB Moments" mo o@lma".
3. Nennen nDYooeling", p@olo
Gap" mo nSodclot6"
4. 3cnnen II nOlo Soli", v@lpitic
Sig6t" mo uSrowoc"
3. 9ennen oSrilb Gentleman"
ogeae Of 9rpn Nlopr" mo gGolonel
gli6menOe".
6. Gcnnen n rStor @a5e4, Barb
ner" uno n@oter @eaes".
Z. Hennen ~ n@loncreif" uGbiIlo"
mo u@liB 9rui6"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
3dren NranSiunn0cn erIeacn.

syrau 9otberinc Norboroug6, Sc
Sabre alt, pclde om @lontog Dor.
nittas 6eim 9erbreunen bon I'm
rot6 i'm Sole ibrcs Sotics. 9lr. 942,
9cunct @loce. ihwcrc 9ronomunoen
ocpontrug itor6 gcitern 81 iriiber
Dlorgcnitunoe i'm o0lorDldnoer 9ln.
acmcinen Soipitol". pobin iic slcid
nod ocm llueliidc oc6rodlt norocn
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20

SIN 9lolicr bon AZ s5obren itorb
ociiern 0}oraen aescu ! llbr, Scrr
9lm6roic @. 0rrlbutt, jry pobnboit
1T g}r. 740. ggci glortb glUe.. in Der
ollnion @rotcitant ,Sniirmarp" nod
Dem Dor lngefobr elmer gSohe oa.
iclbIt einc @linooorm Operation an
lem poraenonnncu woroen mar Scr
Gobingcidc0cne mar DER Sunior,
9bcil6abcr Der 8irna vSurl6utt g
@iulbutt~, @}itglieO ocs 0Nlorp'
lono 0ounirD Club" mo in Galifor'
nicn gcborcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
SanernidmiOtS gglmcrican
g}reiucrn"- -8icre,


ans Dem mlserIeieniten Sopfen uno
0lal5 ge6raut, fommen irgeno wel-
den importirten 9iereu gleid. Ger
ieine @eidmad mo @e6altreibt6uml
ipreden iiir iib ieIbit, wopon Sie iib
oiirb cine @ro6e leidt iber5eugeu
fomen aiite ST. 9rouerei Sorioro-
9lpemle, @lomment- imo Sillen.Str.
Eel. s. & g. N1ormt Gcrnon 1854.
(Nlni20) (2In5eige)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
ojroff G6rcn fiir Sergeant 6eiu5.


ltn 153 ll6r ecitcrn glodlmiitag
iono sic 9eeroigiua oes am Dcrgans
Gcncn Somiiaa ans ocm areiic Der
Scbcn0cn o6bernicncn 4oli5ci Ger.
aeoaicu @iaam 0f. Scin5, itatt. ,Su
ii6crons eroBcr 9lll3o6l 6atten ii6
@cnuonote uno 6rctnoc 0cs aIliei
ta beliebtcu Qcriiorbcncn III Dem
Eroucrboiie 9lr s2l. ggeIt Barre.
StroBc cnacfuorn. 9,rad)ipoIle
ardn5c imo 9lumQnipcnocn ihnuid
ten oen Sorg llutcr oicien iolhc
poi Der Boli5ei ocs iiowcitlidcu 81
iiritts mo Scr 9ctiion 9 ser 3. Di
piiion ocS iiiowcitliacu goIisci 81.
friftS. 4aitor 4oul 9cnte bon ser
cngliidcn, cuauaeliid luiberiidcn
Gnmanuclsaird on DER eomono
lon. Qlpennc, biclt cine ollie 9lnmelen.
Scn tief III Screen ac0cnoc Sroacrrc.
Sc. 30 @oli5iitcn luiter 6hbruna
poa Gopitdn aalbfleii9 mo Ger
oeont Somas G}anning gobcn iooonn
oeni iooten aomcraoen oas lcete gc
lett 6inous oili ocu u2onoon @ort
6ricoboi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
WrciIen6cim.

SOnneritaa erohcs @laifeit
in Der glnitalt, 9ladnittag 4 lI6r.
9ImipradJc. 9I6cnOS s lt6r llntcr6OI-
tuug. Sil6er-GOllcftiOH (@loi20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
(epe5iaIoepel6e oes .9eutnen gorreiponoentD
nGOncOrOia's" Srinmpb in @il-
fessSarre.

9e5ou6crt Sauienoc nit ibrem berr-
li6cu @eiang Dor oer gl6reiie
na6 Baltimore mo g8oibington.
g8iIfcs 9arrc. go, 49,.
@toi.-SSn Der gon5cn Stoot bcrri6t
bcute mo6rcr nGoncoroio" .Gntbu.
iiosmus mie man iolhen nur wobr.
ncbmen fonnte Dor eincm &oiier.
preis.G .Gouteit 6ci oen sr0Bcren SGn-
glrfeiten. 9lls geitern 9lbcno Die
oGoncorOio" inn bieligen uSren
Gcmpcl" oolielbc Gon5ert 5u @ebOr
br6hte, Oos morgcn gon5 Baltimore
erooben ioll, 0o mar Die 9on5c 0dt-
fit. unO SGugcupelt olif Ocn 6iiBcn
SohpcritGnOigc uno crfobrcnc Sicb-
bo6cr iol6en Sunltgciongcs, ionic
sic gon5c 9ritif. Oic am N}ontag
SIbeuO aus alien S1cilcn Oicicr 9fc
0ioncn berob bon Scranton bis
bcrouf BON MiaiomSport bcrbeifa
mcn iogen immcr wicOcr, oaB bic
rGoncoroio" an oieiem 9lbcno lid
ielbit ii6crtrofieu bat. Ocnn oic 2ci
iilngcn ocS G6ors iowobl ais ocr
Sololiitin Sri. Qunbom aus Seem
9orf. il6crtroien Oie @rWortungcn
6ci g8citem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20

81 riiden Durcb me6rere Solo.Gor-
trdge ser 6erii6mten omerifoniiden
Sopraniitin SRI. Coma Cnn6om lit
fiir entiprehenoe 9l6luedslung Sorge
getragen porOen
9Iadite6eno oos genaue @ro-
grnnm:
1 oeuuacben. oes sSaloesl Soug,
nGoncoroia"
>. sc Soiie" Gees &e0rets) y9lir
Oe Seonoro" ...... @oOorO.
Sri. Cun6am
3. Al ,Ste6t ein Sous in @riin 9c-
bout ............... 6iltc
b n5rii6liuas Su6el~ Sem6cr
ger
q uN}o6nbliim6en@ SalOomus
uGoncoroia.
.. Ser SDrolcr giadhuohe," Seu-
berger.
..Goncoroio."
g. Al nSuomfS Song" (ous Dem
Sdmeoii6en), arr. BON j. 0ioir.
% .glll through t6c giig6t4 (9llt-
S9clid). arr. BON Sumpbries.
q oGoiiod @or Song (9inl-'
lid ..... arr. bon @orfcr.
Hnncnr0in
T. al o6s blinft Der Gbolt" 9iubcn
iieiu
b % licb' o iic6't Sio5t
q oes liegt Elm Eroum nuf per
Saioc" ........... b 6icliB
SRI. Cnn6om
8. al .@lein @eimottbal@ CJloruian.
niidrs @olfslieO) ). Siingit
b. o@iegcnlicO~ w 9ro5ms.
q oEorireigcn" 6ron5&ogncr
n6oncorOio"
8. AZ .@reluoc" (GDcle Of 2iie,
b nS6llmmerlieO" @retdani.
nom.
q n@orlo @oI5er~ -... slrOiti
Sri, Gun6om
10. o9ottug6om &unt 9ulloro
.GoncorOa."
gSic criic6tlic6. iingt Der Serein mn
ter Ocu peridieOencn Gboren ouM
Ncm6crqcrs ,Euroler 9lattuadc.
Eieicu 6crrlic6cn G6or lang oer8eit
Der .9eicner 0ldnner @eiaugocr.
Gin" Dor Er1iioent Gooieuelt inn &ei.
Ben Sonic. Der iib Oeuielben wieoer.
6olcn lies. Gic gSicncr Singer
bra6tcn ocn G6or ou6 bierh @al
tinlorc aelcgentli6 Oes Godlfieelesl
i'm r9clpeOere" sum @ebor
Gem Gon6erte miro Der oeitide
9otidoftcr in g9oi6ington, @raf
9ernitorii 6ehpo6nen sluBeri linn
luer0eu in Oen 9ogen iicb Die iol0cna
ocn G6rcngdIie beiinocu @lopor
@reiton ser Oeutide Goniul Gorl
VI Sil0erib Der oltrel@llGe 0onuL
Nr. @. 9omS Setter, Gr.@ouOerneur
9Sariielo lno 9lnoere
Gle @ilfes6orrer Sanger werOen
1eacn I llbr 9}ohmittogS alf Dem
Nlt. Ropal 9o6n6oic eiutreiien 100
iic pon elmer itarten Delegation Der
Singer in Gnlpioug ge
meroen &onl 9a6n6oie
le6t eS jlniddii uod Der uspric," I'M
oie Soae 81 inipijiren mo Oie Min.
Iif Oerielben 5ii erproocn. Gdrdui
oie 9eii6er nocb i6rcn Nuar-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20

ols ofii3iellcs SouOcnir Bud aus.
qe9e6en peroen. IS miro 5u oieiem
2wcdc cine cntiprchenoe %crGnOe
RING crfabren uno miro pormsiidt.
lid gum @reiie bon % Gents Der.
touit iperoen.
yteue 8eroronung fir
Ausgobc BON &reB-
b sci h en-.
0urd Ole 9c6orOe fiir offcntlide
Si6erbeit WlrOe gcitern Dem @}o-
nor cine ncuc 8eror0nung fir oic
glusgobc bon @rcBfarten untcr6rei.
tct wcl6e al Steae oer iebioen
4rcBob5ci6en tretcn iollen. Der
AioDor ionOtc Die &croronune nit
oQm 9cmcrfcn al ole 9e6oroe 5ll.
rid, Oob CT ni6t Der glnlicbt iei OoB
cicle @erorOnune ais cine glomini.
itiations .N1oBna6mc eingerciht mer
zen ioIlte. Gr piinidt aber Dor ici.
ner cnoelltiecn @ntidciOung mc6r
gluSfinit iibcr ocn cigentlidcn 3wcd
scr SeroroIulne.
Die 6roge Der Giniiibumg ncucr
9lb5eiden filr Die @rclic wuroe fiir5.
lid ouf 9ctrci6cn oes Baltimore
4rcB.Glub'S in 9crot0ung ec5ogcn
iinO oericlbc gclongte nodl mc6reren
Gonieren5cn 8u Dem SdhB, DOB oic
ictieen 9(b5ei6cn obgei6oiit weroen
iclItcn ga 5u oielc oerielbcn i'm I'm.
louf Iino uno dcle oericl6en bon I'M.
bcfugter Scite miBbralI6t mcrocn.
0ic fiiuitigcn aorten werocn oen
giomcn Ocs Snbobers tragcn mo
merocu ieoes Sobr Ocranocrt wer
0cn.
Mitwcnig 9oitcnfiir0ie
Sto0t Ocrtnilpft
glad Der cnOgiiltiacn @crc6nung
scr llutoiien IN &erbinoung nit Der
Gr0iimme unO @erbreiterlma Der
@cnniDIponio glpcnuc lmO Der Hei
ilcrstomn .Roao, 5miic6en Der Sui.
ton gpc. un0 Der noroliden StoOt.
prcn5e cnifallcn olf oie Staot mir
$421.5l scr @clammtunfoiten. Die
@crgiItunacn ilno 9luslogen purocn
ouf $20,O7S.76 bered5uet mdbreno
Die @crtberb06lmgeii ont $19,657.
% feitgeicbt mllr0cn.
Die StroBenourhbriAs Gom.
million madte oent N}aDor Oic Gm
piebhmg Dob quite 0rilnoe- fir Oic
%erbrcitcrlmg Der @arf @eie6ts.
9ibenuc porliegeu. 0ie &erbrciterlng
loiiroc iicb ouf ehpo 8lpei Nleilcn er.
itrcden unO Die StrnBc piiroc cine
9|rcitc bon 80 bis 95 SUB er9oItcu
GdiffsFnrten
Gber Baltimore, philadelphia ooei
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-03
PERU

Mrs. d. r. Millington read the ser
mon Sunday morning.
Mrs. +. NJ. Kent of New York Is al
her fathers. T. c. Cosmus'
Several from here are attending
County Court this week on the Reed
case
o. l.. Hewes has started work on
the roads this week with force OF
help and teams.
Plans are being made for a straw.
berry social on the parsonage lawn
on Friday evening.
b. F. Williams and l.. J. Whitney
were in Middletown the first of the
week ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lord OF New
York spent few days at their home
here returning to the city on Monday,
Mrs. w. II. Burroughs has moved
from A. NJ Best's house where she
has spent the winter. into her own
house.
Dana Mcdonald OF Landerove was
quite seriously injured by falling
from staging while at work for d.
c. Grant.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. ]. b. Fuller and
family OF Hanover. Conn, are ex-
pected this week at Mr.. Fuller
fathers, Dea. Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quackenbush of Hoo
sick Falls. Mrs Moseley and Mrs.
Renwich of Chicago arrived last
week at their summer home.
An inventory has been taken of the
books in the Free Library and the
following titles are missing. If any
one has any of them please bring
them in Immediately: The Parsons
Miracle. Captain January" MAX
ing His Mark. How New
England was Made" The Land
We Live In" "A Border Shepher-
dess," THE Vicors." Put Yourself
In His Place" Uncle Lisha's Shop.
THE Testing OF Diana Mallory. 4"
"The Virginian,' "A Corner of the
West" Little Green God" Red
Rock"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Howard n. shields has returned
from 81 Louis. No.
Mrs. Brideei Mclaughlin Of Dorset
a former resident. Is visiting IN Town
Miss Nellie Lyons has returned TO
Johnstown after a visit AZ her home
here.
n. c. Shields Of Troy has opened
his summer home az Old Bennington
for the season.
o. r. Riemer. who has been with
his family AZ Old Bennington for a
few days. has returned 10 New York.
Doris Holton the young daughter
OF L. {. Holton. has completely re
covered from an Illness OF scarlet
fever.
Rev. Fl. schafer OF North Benning
ton has returned from a Troy hOspi-
tai where he has been undergoing
surgical treatment
Ex-Gov. John G. Mccullough and
family have arrived from New York
and opened their summer home At
North Remington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip b. Jennings
gave a dinner Monday evening al
their home in Old Bennington In OBJ
seryance OF their marriage anniver.
sary.
The funeral OF John W. Bent. who
died at Waterbury. was held at o.
clock Tuesday afternoon from the
home OF his father. Alonzo Bent. Rev.
w. =. Meyer officiating. The burial
was in the village cemetery.
Don't forget the fair OF the Sons OF
Veterans in Foresters' hall Friday
and Saturday evenings. June s. and G.
Dancing each evening with music by
Donnelly's orchestra. Fancy table
and ice cream and cake in charge OF
the w. u. e. Admission % cents. En-
tertainment will be furnished each
evening by Miss Florence Davenport.
Miss Edna Phelps and others. Adv,
02t5
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SOUTH CORSET

Pre.memorial exercises at School
hall Friday afternoon were very
good.
Many went to Dorset Memorial Cay
including the school children.
Miss Loretta Wyman of Burr and
Burton seminary was in town to as
sist in the memorial service at Dor
set She gave two reeitations in a
very creditable manner.
MI and Mrs. John Farming OF
Granville, n. Y, were here memorial
day also spent Sunday calling on
friends.
The many friends of Miss Lizzie
Gaffney are glad of her return.
Mrs. Henning of Rochester, n. Y,
is spending several weeks with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bowen,
Mrs. Olive and Mrs. Nathan
Rounds and daughter Marion of Dan
by visited relatives in Dorset last
week calling at John Blackmer's and
Mrs. Sarah Wymans Sunday. after
noon.
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HYOMH RELIEVES
IN FIVE MINUTES

Effective relief comes quickly when
Hyomei IS used for catarrh, coughs, bron-
chitis cold in the head or Group of infants.
You breathe it--no stomach drugeing.
This medicated air has a tonic healing
effect-surely destroys catarrhal germs,
stops the poisonous secretions and quickly
soothes and heals the irritated mucous
membrane or money refunded.
Try Hyomei now. Complies outfit 81.
w. L. QokaI. - 1888.
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EAST ARLINGTON

Born Monday. June l. daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Monroe.
George Budro is not near as well
this week. He has been III for many
weeks.
John futile of Manchester passed
the week end in town visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Montgomery
passed Decoration day at Dorset Wis.
iting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. n. ID. Shaw entertain
ed house party from Adams over
Decoration day.
Miss Belle Gregory of Bennington
has been spending n few days with
Miss Julia Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Stacy of South
SALISBURY passed Saturday in town
visiting relatives.
Eugene Sargood OF Bennington Wis
tied his father Sunday. He came up
in his automobile.
G. A. Warner left for North Adams
Tuesday to return with Mrs. Warner
and their little son.
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Shaw and Wal
ter Shaw of Manchester visited rela-
tives in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Dustin left
Monday for Amesbury. Mass, to see
Mr.. Dustin's brothe.. who is serious
~ ILL.,
Miss Ina Grout of Greenwich, N. Y.
passed Decoration day and Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Grout
Our base ball team don't seem able
TO get to going as well as usual this
season. They lost again at Manches-
ter Saturday
Mrs. A. E. Buck, Marjorie Andrew,
| c. E. Hard and Mourice Buck took an
automobile trip to Troy in the lat
ter's car Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pearson of
Springfield Mass, were in town on
an automobile trip Sunday. They
visited at F. P. webb's and Mrs. NJ
| A. Burts.
| Our former pastor, n. L. Ball, Of
Ferrisburg has been visiting here 9
few days. He preached at the NJ. e
church Sunday. His family is still
at Long Beach, Cal.
Mrs. F. d. Stone, who has beer
visiting her son Guy NJ. Stone a
Brooklyn, N. Y, returned home Sat
urday accompanied by her littl'
granddaughter, Alice.
Mortimer Barney and family o
| Portland are visiting his father, ID.
Barney. They came in their aut
Saturday and expect to begin thei
return trip Wednesday.
| Mrs. George Bagley and her friend
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Cooking cahhaae.

The simplest and quickest methods
81 cooking cabbage are the best. Cab
bage must Ice trimmed and well wash.
ed In cold. Salted water. then cut into
quarters and tied together again with
a string before going into the sauce
PAN because the heart is more tender
than the outside. and uniform softness
Is desired. Have plenty OF boiling wa
ter with heaplng tablespoonful OF
salt to the half gallon Of water. Let
1t be boiling when the cabbage is put
in and cook ii with the lid Off. ard II
1t be fresh IT Will keep a good color.
The time depends more.upon the age
than the size-from twenty TO forty
minutes. Exchange.
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Miss Mabel Forbes of Meridian,
Conn. are spending few days in
town with Mrs. Bagley's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ a. Bentley.
A good supper. good music and a
good time will be furnished at the
NJ. +. parsonage Thursday evening
by the men of the church. II the
weather is suitable supper will be
served on the lawn. Everyone come
and help a good cause.
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Wanted Ihsm Strong.

She blushed very prettily as she
walked into the tobacconists big shop.
al err oh. want some cigars,
please. she said huriedly under her
breath, Fastening to add, "but - er -
not for myself. for my husbandv
Certainly, madaml What kind would
you like?'
1.-THE very STRONGEST you've got,
pleaser' she answered in decided tones.
my husband was only complaining
the other day that the last lot he
bought all broke in his pocket, so they
had better be strong. hadn't theyg"
And the young man behind the coun.
ter hadn't the heart to contradict her,
London Answers.