davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Nipsfar / 80 9lar. Tro 8rini

VJpSlUT ! ~ 2tuT. SIu VtlllUcI
/ 8rue meooeles SEN t3be Ipril.
ct iieloent Sltbilplm feirebes igaar
pao @aarben @ierfe / @rue, ibct
eantle Ole Softer bar ppret Tiesfar
baa nppnte 8oaro uofbrilot / 80
Iar. s Sen InIeoning par Ben aom-
le fro Siener / 9agenS Sob 8ien-
ltano for megen Spmerfipmbeo iao.
rel ira 8aarbens egne 6olf Tom fra
gpgbens @eboere i%oreoriqt. Ole Sol
ter bar / fin Sio IPrt Wpnb Tom
aanmerberre Srebrif Sane, Soban-
mes Solberg, CIR. Sisiener paa
Comb, 9arI @eoel. SarIsbera, So.
bannes Seftpe og Sarah Solberg at
meIfe. Sans principal Ooerrets.
Iogfsrer Omitted, bporebe SltbiIanten
meb en- itsrre feitmibbae. Snhbuno.
ne bar 8aorbens belle Sienerperio.
male oip. iolt Ga Gcrioner. @prtcn
oberrafte ham en- innuf auffefanbe /
masiipt SeIp Tom grfienotIigbeos.
eape. 8amle Ole Softer, iom MI err
ga lar gamrel. bar meget rsrt oOer
al benne 9Gre5bepisning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

105 Mar fpIote Sen 12te apriI Ole
gliasien Treltsp, Ilitabal,g, ioet ban
er ipbt Sen t2te Ipril 1909. San
bar ppret Stronoiibber og SITTER; /
oe iioite SO lar bar ban pnrct
forisraet al Sattisp9Ienet og opbol.
Der fig MI paa oettes "8amlebiem".
San er raft os rerie, Spnet er gobt,
men Ssrielen er ser life iort isien
al. Man maa raabe al ollie &rGiter,
naar man bill iige bam npget. Get er
life IGnee, iiben fan itco og huggcbc
8eb. Sine Monbsepner bar ban /
@ebolo. af og til fortpller ban en-
eller anoen g%rinoring ira eamle
Gaze.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
NpaIO Ymnnbieu | 0ufteu.

2illeitrem mebheIes Sen t5oe Mpril.
&oalo Imunoien bar ibng paa SIN.
peplaoien peb &ielIer iortiot fine SIN
reihtbier % fit ibag for fsrite Sang
anleoning til ielp at probe, bporlcoeS
ct Ieroplan ifal mansprercs, 5. b. I.
aaptein Sem-Sacobien boIot ogioo
/ Stnret for baafommenoe SiliPIbeS
SfpIb. SIppeturen ibog blep life iaa
lang, ba man melt ifl,loe inbspe Gan.
Ding og Start. @mrnbien fit ibag
lanoe paa panifelig SerrPn. Soet
Ieroplanet ipepet lapt oper Sfeos.
mo, aif Sem-Socobien neb poa en- Ii.
Den @affeifroaning neb 8aarocll
Cont. @aaoe Imtnoien % GENT
Socobien bar me9et ~iorneiet meb He-
iilltaterne al 9asens 6lppning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

ltlsffe / Sfosen. Sra SranseoaI
mebbeIes ben Sbe IpriI: @unnar
graaianc fom Wanbas itpst tilifaoe
UNDER Ssmmerbugit / Senneseiofo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
@il hape Gritatnina. Norif.Mmc

Bill bape Gritatning. @orif.amc.
rifaneren Sans g. SanIens Soripa.
rer, Sperretsiagferer Seoiben, bar
glennein Imtmanoen ienbt Suitits-
bepartementet Inbragenoe unt at Der
maa bIipe %tilitaaet Sanien en- gritat.
ming paa 1000 Ser. for ben falife Be-
ifplOning iom bar rettet moo bam,
ffriper "Irammens Sagblao".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
apinbelia Yoliti / aipbenbapn.

ire WQT NuI Pl lPulll NUllllle lHDtil
&iebenhopns @orQerreprpiertotion
behonolet Spera8moaIet ON apin.
oers GniPttclie / VoIitiets Iieneite.
Ter foreliqqer MI et GeiuItat al no
ooIgets lanquoriqe Soerpeielier,
bocreiter ser er opnadet gnigbeo ON
at inoitille, at ser aniPttes 10 foin'
belize 9etiente, en- oeo 3oie Afoelins
CSG6eliqheos. on Sunobeospolitiet)
% Ell oeo Ace aibeIirg, bu%orunoer
@prgeroooslager iorterer.
Spbbploagems Winoc. Sra aio-
benhapn meobeIes oer lite aoriI.
50.glars Iaqen for Stormen poo
9u6bsI oil bIioe minoet nPite 2sr.
boa belle 2unoet ooer. Warge Ste.
Der bill Ell iPrlig 8ubstjereite bliue
uiboIot, Iaale6es / aisbenhnuu ! 6rlte
airfe. hpor Here 3uien &eteraner
ifal innge urber 8uost1eneiten, Der
ffof rinqes meh airfefIoffer ooer
belle 2unoet og iii 6e tore arigergro.
pc orager Sog al @eterancr Tor al
lPaae neS aronie. On Aitcret er
Der itor Minbe'eit / Get fgl. Seater.
ct Sorbenpeir orog forleoen ben
ODER Eerne. 3 @iuoeItorpe paa Gan.
geIono terrible Spnet en- upop'srt
@aoro, t~iIbsrenoe @adrbeier San.
len; @aaroen brPn6te meo unotagel.
ie al Stuebuiet. Pon SIets nntpno.
tes liqeIe6es en- @uoro, OF her bar
set S%htebuiet. Ser brGnote; Oct bebo-
eoes al IIere 6amiIier. hois me'te
Snobo brPnote oeu enc al 6dmiIler.
ne hauoe life ioriifret. - Paa als.
qe.Gqnen ilog 2rnet reo | Better Te.
teriens 8aoro / 4asbsi; her brPnotc
ire llolpnger, meoens Stuebuiet og
Soinebulet ~reooeoeS.
Srambe. FRA Goenie meboeles ben
ABE @pril. gNrinserne I'll 5. Z.
Oliens @oaro / Sfambp or ! 2sr.
ooas aites neo5rProt Ter inoe-
brpnotes Ell SO, 4 8riieioer % rogle
aalpe. Oct formobes, ar Slben err
opitoaet oeb nogle unge Mennelfers
rlioriigtigheo.
- ara S~penoborg meooeIes ben
14oe aoriI. Speuoborg afiie Sesl-
oprt / airtebp. ser tilhsrer ioritieI.
lige Saanoperfsmeitre i luxembourg,
err / Mites peo 10.Siben bIeuet soe-
Iaat peo en- 9rano. Slben opitoo i
Sonen. SfaSen er ret betpbelis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
ON 20 Iar. Zen ifoI benores Tom
Gierioom | SantiIien Toreerien.
3pmfirfru. Irbeioet meS Sitonf

Gpmfirfrn. Irbeibei met Sitonb.
l4ttelien al 9omfirfen til SeitIigbe.
bernie omfring 1Soe Mlai er nj, longi
irenifrebet = os man Ter bner Tag
mere al, bpor itoriIasent set prog
tige samIe 8itbsbls bill fonme til of
tage zig no / frroie Stanb, FIR. "Ni.
oaros". Der bill / g~nlebnins al Set.
liebeoerne blipe hoIot 3 itorc CUBS.
tieneiter. = Ssrite Gang 17be Mai,
bpor Der, Tom andre Stebcr, piI blipe
boIot itcr Set % Saffegibsticlcitc
20oe Mai, iom Observation-Disclosures
bill beltage |. Tusen efter, ipm err
9riiti SimneIiarisbae, pil ser %.
iaa blipe bolbt itor 8ubstiencItc. "a
bill Sormanben for Sen Norife en-.
nooe / Interifa, Or. Stub, forrette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
"Soroans Sloo". FRA 2sffen meo.

6elcs SEN lite ApriI. Zen onneri'
fonife neutrality-suspicious. Wmirite
SSobnion hapoe iqoar ell itor Gag,
ioct ban bsbtc II porne Wenneifer
s Wrno og 9 apinoer, / 6urrcbp
@uf, ser / Sen A%nIeoning M foIoeS
"SoroanS 5loo". Ter oor 500 Wen'
reifer tiIitehe. oq nogIe Gren8e Ia.
itebe Sano oq Snups neo pan DC
@onoet neoiteqnc Verioner, men cI'
lers iorleb alt roligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Se bnuIfe ReGSSelSer. /,

&c oanife geiSSelier. Sra Bon.
Don mcooeies 6en lite Ibril. Set
neooeles, at BET b1nffe Rpneeburs
offitielle Prisg / 2on6on oil bIioe
fnlgt al Ell Gorhanbling ON pigtisc
Spsr9smaoI, iPrlig apIoniiosrgs-
mnal. boorfor ontdgcItg ben Sunife
l(oenrigSminiIter eIler 8cpr9ientant
for 3oloniitpret biz fonne iii at feo.
Io9e aoraepnrret. Programmed for
Acknowledgements or bIeret foitlIooet
| 8onferencer mellem Sir Goporo
@ren og Oct oonife acknowledgements
rrellt. Get pdoituoes forsoriq, at
Sorbonolinaerrc fominer til at an.
aad iooueI Syslono iom DC oeltinoife
@eiio6cller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

Get rise Sorffefiife. Sra gaIe.
iltno meooeles BEN 14oe gpril. Sp.
ipnet peo Sorlfefiifet / &omsbal be-
peoes Den Sbe bs. Otter be til Sp.
ipnsdeien inofomne geretninger er
Ser opiiifet 10 MiIlioner Sorif / Ini.
tet. Scraf faloer pper ~ WiIlicner
bare paa Ssrbmer. Get bill iige en-
oirefte Snot9gt al oper 8 Willioner
aroner for 2anoet. gnfeIte 6-Manbs.
baaoe bar iiifet ooer 2t,00O Sorif o.
5000 Sci bper, reprpienterenoe en-
@Grbi al ca. 1000 SIR. Sntet tio.
ligere aar fan oopiie Iaa tort Cor.
~ifefiifc Der. Eli Communicating cb.
lpies, at 2oiotiiifet iaar piier ben.
imob 1 Willion fRrre Siif enc
Ssnomersfiifet alene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Vranb / Srangebal. 8rsnIani

Vrdn0 I Srange0al. 0renlarto5
8arberi, tiIberenbe 8arper 8. Cru
ting, Irangebal pr. &ragers, NED.
brPnote totoIt forleoen Seat. 9arpe.
riet bar npopfert, eft belt moberne
Mrl9g beitaaenoe al en- itor @arperi-
bpgning meb TO Waifinbiiie og Ssr.
rerum. granben opltob ON apeIben.
gieren meb lin Siisitano blep pPffet
peb at belle aompleret ltoo / ms Cue.
Selbigpis itob @inben fra 8aaroen
meb oens itore llbbliie, oct funoe Ell.
lers let farIig no, ga Ser life par tale
ON at fi,nne be9rprie ben iterfe @ar-
me. granoen or iallbinnligpis op.
itoaet / Sprrerilmnet. @paninecrne
par aSilireret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
HaoinnS neb Qsuitrur. g Ho

"""ol""o oCo SpHItIHp. IS puuIIes
oagene bar nogle t,nee Renneffer fra
2sn'trup funoet en- Rapoore / Sfrun.
ten peo Woarup Rirfe og bar ioretn.
get ltograonirger for at finoe be
foitbme, guile Stpffer, iom itanarer
fra Sarpiren | T~ortibers TaakfnDpe.
Ser er ifslge "Genbs. Glib" hm6et
mango Smaaifnffer os eft enfet nsr.
re iom peieoe $50 @ram. sfntts-
gropnrngen er life ufarftg I BEN iteiIe
9rint, iom life tadfer ipnoerlia lin.
oerminering. timber 8ruDntnqer
Ssnoaes bleo en- Drens begrapet of
ct Sfreo, iaoleoes at Inn Sooeoet
itaf frent San to9 bog irtgen stoSc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
BersenS Kreditbank
Ver9en, Worae

Scr9eu, 8or4e
a%ftitfaSitai 5 yiaicuer aransr. fuIst ins,
bttaii. Neierpttomos &r. 100000.
Rootaser g,Hse iii S%orreutnius efter
hsieite S~uolaaHsreme.
uoeubpsboeuoe tuuue otrsfte Or. Gof
isnoe gduten Renrisle I'll Suhituo. bporefter
soutrabo9 Gan ON euites ~opbeuares) pil
blius ienot Or. omsodeuoe efter opsipsu
aoresie. &c. NJ. Al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Tnnoet iom Gig. Mpotefer Spafir

VHHueI IuHu Gig. NpUleleI Spultll
Taulien, Snbebaper at glepbantapo.
tefet i Bergen, foriponot iom set bill
erinbres iporlsit fra Rattoeet meIlem
@afsoal % Sois en- Mften / Samiar
Mfaoneo iaar, ilben at BET trpbs DC
melt ibGrbige ltnberisselier lpffeSes
at finbe bans Sig. Sormooningen
ON, at ban / ct Infalb at Sinosfor.
pirrins bar boppet al Soget, piIer
fig MI at bore ristig. Sans Sig bIeo
fllnbet forleben Gftcrmihoag / Gale
paagen / NPrbeoen al Gale Citation
paa @osiebunen. MIhsbe, Ser bar
ugiit, nar meget ofholbt, og bar / en-
Iarrpffe en- interesieret Sanger OF
Ell al Manos Iansens beoite Stetter
0craet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Sell ipm Heflameite6. Set err life

Sell iOm Heflameiteb. Set er life
altiO iaa greit at bore Eoitaabner
paa Sell, naar Der fommer Mmerifa.
mere oe gnalrnoere til @pgben. Gp.
Zig ienote, iortGller "5b. aor.", en-
gmerifaner iom opboIbt iig oeroppe,
life minore eno $500 9repe paa
Yoitbuiet, alle baanoifrepne Sfripel.
fer til itsrre @antfirmaer. Iorret.
ningsbuie % mere fremtr9oenoe
HripatmGno runot ON / DC Soreneoe
Stater. Set err NOT life bier Gag,
bisie Serrer mobtager grepe from
Sell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

Srmfnet. Sra @osiepaneen nreo.
beles ben Abe Mpril. Sfslge Sele-
gram BERTH er SpIpnsmanb Crit
@iersfpal fra @ois isaar brilfnet i
Nelaugspanb / Srolano unoer Mrbci.
De meb Separation at en- ipren9t
Semning peb De berp9renoe &egule-
ringsarbeiber, bpor ban par aniat.
San bar | 2O,Marsal6eren on liaift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

8ape paa 10000 &r. Sra Ser.
gen meobeles Sen t4be Ipril. ri.
bebe Mpotefer Soafim Houlien bar
reb Seitament ifienfet gereens 8ut.
tebiem $4,000 Ser. Soreninsen til
fattise gsrns gefI9Snine / Bergen
10000 SIR, til Iloersbiem for Sri.
mlrerne / Bergen 10000 Ser. % til
Ell &cbningsIfeite / 9romse, bpor
9(fbebe brep Mpptef / ~ Iar, $4,000
Grpuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

Gienbomsialg. 8aarben 8eitre
9fern al SfpIo Mf. 5.s3 / @eitre
9rrum er al Stefmlis Sfalseg
ioI9t til 8. g. Sammeritab for 21,-
600 Ser. og Smfoitninger.
= Sallinaitao / ltllensafer er al
9riitian q. Sallingitao peb ODER.
retsiagferer 8imie ioIgt meo &eo-
ifaber OF @eiptning til gnil Ssffen,
S%uroalen. Gienbomnen bar $50
WaaI Snbmarf og $50 Maal Sfog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

eeuo "r eeorah- ephen" III slRsi 90 Sen
nsr / bet GGirie 2cHo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Sen lite 0at 1914.

bersret p9ret afboIbt en- Rpffe Ms.
Der meo giberelIe al en- beG Eel
0ioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

Get nse Eoitbms. &esierinecn
foreilaar, at Ser paa oct ertraorbi'
1,Grc Budget bepilses 100000 ar.
til Eaabegpnoelie al Oct me Boit-
bus / 8riitiania. arbeibsbeparte.
mentet brpoer, at @pggearbeioet
mao paabegpnoes %inareit mllig, eli.
Iers taber mat, ct belt Iar. Otter Dc
iioitc 9eregninger fommer Toitbuiet
paa ar. 1906, 800. Serfra nlaa
trpffes @nrbien al ben nllpGrenoe
Goltaaarb, Ser. 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

q. u. Stanas Sposbp. @fbsbc
@rosierer q. q. Stang bar iielgc
"Sr.baIbs apis" inbiat i'm SsIterien
Stortingsmanb Ibpofat Weifelet til
at iereitac Spgieret al Oct tore
9sosbo. AlTereoe / 1899 operbros
Stang Sfoeene til fine fem Spiger-
i%snner, iom bar orepet Dem iom ct
eeet 5amilieaftieielifab; Ben pGient-
Iigite Gel al Sornuen beitaar oerfor
MI al Sblisationer og Iftier; aios-
be bar iaaleoes iterite IftionGr /
Salgbrugsforeningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01
Srttearnocr / selemarfeu. llnber

SGftegrpocr / Selemarfen. UnDer
9amanlGgget peb Iarliios Sraftita-
ton / 3innelpen bar man ifelge
"8rennar" peb Ssrlpgning funoet to
S~uttegrpoer, Tom piier Zig at ppre
blonot sc ~itcrite / 2anoet. Den enc
hac en- &aoil,s al 3 Meter % en- Gpb-
be al II til ~ Dieter. Zen anoert
er 9 Dieter % bar en- 8abius al ~
Metcr. Zen itsrite bibtil fienote
Suttcernoe her / 9anoet finbes /
@fer; ben err 10 Weter Tpb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-01

Gicnopmmelis @aabeffnb. Sra
Sronobiem meooeles: @n Is Iar
gammel @ut, bjemcbprenbe paa
Solem / 6roita, bsbe Sfinrtorsbaa
otter ct 0~aooelf,lb. San ifuloe lptte
ito EFT Eatron / en- &ifle. Tatronen
gif imibIertio trangt inb / &amret,
og ban iprisgte oerfor at ilaa Den inc
rneo en- baarb @ienitanb. Serunber
off SfubSet al, altglen off tilbaee %
rammebe 8utten liee / Siertet. San
oebe itrar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-05-06

Every aIlment OF the human foo,
scientifically treated. 20 Pearl 81
Thursday. Friday and Sc turday, 3 10
n % 9. to ..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-05-06
SUTTON
Sugar Crop Not So Large As Usual
Personal Items

Sugar Crop Not So Large As Usual
Personal Items
Sugaring is past for this year and
as near as we can learn the usual
amount has not been made in most
places. 1t has been too cold, much
of the time in some places for sap to
run, in others a fair amount has
been made.
The next Grange meeting is to be
held Saturday evening.
The regular monthly covenant
meeting of the Free Baptist church is
to be held Thursday afternoon this
week at the usual place at two
o'clock.
The C. E. Society are to have a
social at the hall, Friday evening.
The regular G. E. meeting is to
be held Saturday evening at the hall
this week as the social is Friday
evening.
The road from here to Lyndon is
very good but back from the village
on the hill it is hard travelling. There
is snow in some places yet and mud
in many places.
F. e. Chapman and wife from
Lyndon Center were at H. D. Chap
mans, Sunday and Mrs. Chapman
attended the morning service at the
Free Baptist church.
Bennett H. Curtis is to teach the
spring term of school at Sheffield
village.
Frank Sweet and Hattie Twombly
from st. JohnsbUry were visitors at
B. w. Twombly's over Sunday.
Mrs. w. L. Gilman and son Ray
mond have been i'll with the humps
the past week.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin of West
more and Miss Doherty of Canada,
visited their daughter and cousin,
Mrs. w. G. Stevens over Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-05-06

A. F. Christopher has put large
plate glass window on the side of his
store next the Eaton block.
Charles Kenton, who has been
training horses at SpeedweIl Farms
for some time has finished work
there, apd expects to move to Phila-
delphia. Clarence Hubbard has
moved into the tenement vacated by
him and B. NJ. Lang is moving in
where the Hubbards lived.
Sidney Hunton is very i'll at Hard
wick with typhoid fever and pneu-
monia. Mrs. Hunton has gone there
to take care of him.
Mrs. Louise Stoddard of West
Burke has been visiting Mrs. Melis-
sa Stevens.
| John Norris has been very i'll the
past week
Harvey Trefren was in Boston re-
Gently.
D. F. Davis, who has been a clerk
in the Edmonds drug store this win
ter, has returned to his home in
I Barre. His place is taken by S. E.
/ Wright an experienced druggist from
Morrisville.
James Robinson has been a recent
visitor in Nashua and Boston.
/ James Weber was called to Port
land, Me-, last week by the sickness
| of a sister.
Mrs Almon Smith has gone to
West Somerville, Mass. for medical
I treatment. Mr. Smith will spend a
month or two visiting before joining
her
Mrs. ]. F. Weber has been en-
/ pertaining Mrs S. o. Titus of Lisbon,
N. H.
Mrs. Clarence Hudson has been
visiting in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miles of St.
Johnsbury have moved here to work
at Hotel Lyndon.
Mrs. Daniel HUXLEY is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Chase in Manches-
ter, N. H.
The Christmas Club was very
pleasantly entertained last Wednes-
day by Mrs. George Ide, at Inglside
Despite the rainy day a pleasant so
cial afternoon and delicious supper
we're most delightful to all who
braved the storm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-05-06

Mrs. Bessie Flue-ueller of Science
tady, N. Y, has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Joyce.
Mrs. E. H. Hallett has been very
sick with tonsilitis.
Charles Eastman and Clifton
Campbell spent Sunday at East
Burke
Henry johnson, who has been
visiting at his brothers has returned
to Boston
Little Raymond Bennett was able
to return from the hospital on Fri
day, after undergoing a serious OPP
Grafton
Miss Hazel Jenness of st. Johns
bury was the guest of Miss Ruth
Johnson the last of the week.
Miss Maud Berry goes this week
to Hardwick to visit friends for a
few days.
The funeral of Mrs. John Moore
was held in the church here on Fri
day. Mrs. Moore having been a men,
Der of the Congregational church and
a resident of this place for a num-
Der of years.
Dennie Trombly has purchased the
Herbert Lougee place and will move
as soon as it is vacated.
The people of the Methodist church
are repairing their parsonage.
Mrs c. A. Nichols of st. Johns
bury, Mrs. Bert Stone and her three
little daughters, of Hardwick, were
the guests of Mrs. Henry Powers,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan, of
Concord, we're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Maynard, Saturday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-05-06
ST. JoHNsBURY CENTER

Colonel M. d. Clement ex-Mayor
of Waltham, Mass. is spending the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w,
Maynard.
Bert Farnham, who bought M. D.
Parks store took possession May LIST,
and Mr.. Dole of Danville has been
taking inventory.
Miss Anna Currier has been visit
ing at Johnson, during the school
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Jenness. who
have been visiting at Boston and
other places for several days have
returned home.
The school was closed here on
Thursday on account of scarlet fever,
there being two cases. Walter Gal
lagher and Leonard Goss having it.
If no new cases appear the school
viii reopen On Wednesday of this.
week.
Mrs. Mary Hallett has been visit
ing relatives and friends at Bradford.
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last by st. Johnsbury talent, under
the auspices of the two village I'M
provement Societies of this place and
Lyndon. The program included a
NewsbOy's Song and Dance by four
boys, a drum solo by Matilda Howe,
cello solo by Miss Lola French, a
Butterfly Dance by Mrs. B. E. Doyle,
in costume, songs by Frank Brooks,
and the farce "A Suffragette Town
Meeting" in which a number of lad
les took part. The whole program
was very much enjoyed and we'll car
ried out.
Miss Pearl Smith has been teach
ing in the Lyndon Graded school
during the illness of Mr.. Bancroft.
This is clean up week as any visi-
tor can easily discover and when the
agony is over we expect to show a
spotless town.
Mrs. Frank Silsby is at home from
Medford, Mass, where she has spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
George Knight, Mrs. Knight and
daughter expect to come here for
most of the summer.
The Rev. G. F. Mcintyre of Woods
vile, N. H., preached at the Uni
versalist church, Sunday in exchange
VIII Tic IlCN. OldI0uC0
Mrs. Margaret Perrigo is very low.
Miss Margaret Mayo of Maiden,
Mass. is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
George LaPoint.
Mrs. T. G. Blaisdell spent last
week in Boston.
Mrs. Albert Ruggles and children,
Homer and Frank, have gone on to
the Joshua Bemis farm in Kirby,
which they have rented for the sum-
mer. Miss Hattie Smith will keep
house for Mr.. Ruggles. Marjorie
will go to the farm when school
closes.
Mrs. Harlan L. Parker was in
Boston last week.
Mrs. Ozro Roys of Rumford Falls,
Me-, is stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. L. Q. Eaton.
N. E. Weston is moving into the
tenement vacated by Gerald Mills.
The Rev. G. P. Weeks, who has
been visiting the Rev. R. H. Moore
for several weeks, is going to North
Stratford, N. H., to preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Waterman have
moved from the Stern block into
room in the new block, directly over
DIR. Davis.
Mrs. Joseph L. Gleason has been
spending few days with relatives
in Guildhall.
The forest fire wardens in this
section held a meeting here last week
Tuesday, the State Forester A. F.
Halves, presiding. They took dinner
at the Pleasant View house, and in
the afternoon visited the state nur-
sery near Red village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith attend
ed the Methodist conference at Hard
wick
D. NJ. Silsby is extremely low from
the effect of another shock.
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w. G. T. U. MEETING
Formal Address BY Mrs. Ida H. Read
On american MOtherhOOd''

Formal Address By Mrs. Ida I'll. Read
On american MOtherhOOd''
The April meeting of the w. C. T.
.. was held at the home of Mrs. A.
B. Noyes, Mrs. S. D. Atwood presid-
dent, presided at the piano for the
devotional exercises, and prayer was
offered by Mrs. Ida H. Read, former
State president of the Vermont w. G.
T. u, who was present as the speak
er for the afternoon.
A sole, Love is Nine" was sung
by Miss Katherine Morrison, with
accompaniment by Miss Eugenia
Scott. The topic of the day was
American Motherhood" Mrs. Read
gave an informal address, saying
that mothers of today are facing
new duties and new responsibilities,
and must follow Christ closely if
their children are to see His image
in them.
She spoke of the fashions that
rule today, and said that the dress
of women of other nations as seen
at the National and Worlds w. G.
T. U. conventions was in better taste
than in America. The sweetness and
simpleness of dress of Lady Howard
daughter of the Countess of Carlisle,
president of the Worlds w. G. T. u.
was given as an instance. The
speaker made strong appeal to
mothers to try to take a stand against
the fashions of today that have a
tendency to cause immortality, and
to women of the churches that they
should discountenance these things
and bring a great pressure to bear
upon the girls.
Chn o1cO of hn IF
Sabbath observance, and, while she
had found a tendency to less of Sab
bath observance than formerly, she
was glad to see, in some places in
Caledonia county, that the day was
strictly kept, and said we ought to
be careful not to drift away from
the moorings as we are a Christian
organization.
In speaking of the patience and
persistence of the women of the W.
@. T. u. in the past, and of the
nearness of the victory which is con-
stitutiOnal prohibition she said, 1--WE
will be glad to know We have had a
part and it will make our children
proud and glad" After showing the
world wide nature of the work, and
the great demand for White Ribbon
Missionaries in foreign countries,
Mrs. Read spoke a few words in
honor of Mrs. l.. M. N. Stevens, late
president Of the National w. c. T.
u, telling of the encouragement she
felt when told of the action of Sec
rotary Daniels in barring liquor from
the American Navy. The cry of vic
tory had been sent out by her, "Na-
tional Constitutional Prohibition in
192O!"
Cooperation toward that end was
strongly urged, by membership in
the w. G. T. U. and by wearing the
white ribbon. Instances were given
showing that where women obtain
suffrage prohibition is sure to follow
One thousand saloons have been
driven out of Illinois through votes
of women.
After the address tea and sand
witches were served, and matters of
business taken up.
Mrs. Clara ]. Packard and Miss
Alice G.. Clark were chosen delegates
to the county convention to be held
at East Barnet in May.
A vote was taken favoring nation
al constitutional prohibition.