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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Miss Madeline Walker, teacher in
the High school at Newport. arrived
Friday to pass the Christmas rece5s
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. Walker, Highland avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Mrs w f. Ward went Friday II
Portland to accompany home the chill
sdren of Mr.. and Mrs f. g. Hanley
who are attending school there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

The annual sale and supper of the
Kingj,s Daughters will be held at the
Congregational church, South Gardi-
ner, Tuesday, Dec. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Mrs. Ada Hunt, agent of the Societ'
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren, was a visitor Friday in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Miss Louise Allen returned FRIDAY
from Massachusetts,, to pass the hoi' :
days with her mother, Mrs. Bertha
Allen, Pleasant street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

If women who need suit or coat
do not take advantage of present
prices they no doubt will see their
mistake later on. See F. S. smith
Co.'S offer-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

The return OF those who are attend
ing school away from the city and the
departure of the school teachers to
their homes is the order of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19
The Phantom. Show Idea.
(Muncie Evening Press.)

entertainments in behalf of one of the
city's eharities-a phantom show. 1t
is stated that heretofore tickets have
been sold to an annual entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

The star Club will hold it's annual
sale and supper Saturday, Dec, 10, al
| Masonic banquet hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

of Columbus will be omitted the com
ing week on account of the holiday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Mrs. f. e. weldt will leave Saturda
for Milo to pass the holidays Will
her son, Harry Kerr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Miss Armstrong, the new District
nurse, arrived Friday from Boston
and will commence her work the COM
ing week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Annual Christmas sale and supper
of Star Club Saturday, Dec 10, at
Masonic Banquet hall. supper to I,
4 decl7d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Mrs. Addison oliver has returne'
from Warren, where she was Gale
by the death of a relative.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19
LOCAL NOTICE

Beginning Friday, December Is. our
store will be open evenings until Christ
mas F. W. Woolworth Co, Gardiner,
Me dee1sd3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

The r. W. B. Club will meet Monday
evening with Mrs. Aura Adams, Hes
eltine street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

lowed by the foodless supper. the
danceless ball, and a few other de-
natured methods of boosting alone
5000 causes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Maybe This VIII Persuade Them.
Early Christmas shopping is, after.
all, only a matter of enlightened sci.
tishnesS,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

w. j. Skehan of Augusta was i
business visitor Friday in Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19
GARDINER LOCAL MATTERS

Mrs Albert c. True of Alma was a
visitor Friday in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

son has been born to the wife o
Arthur c. Horn of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

John W. Burke of the L. of NJ. ar
rived home Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19

Miss Mildred Emerson left Friday
to pass the Christmas vacation at her
home in Haverhill, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19
RANDOLPH METHODIST CHURCH.

RANDOLPH METHODIST CHURCH.
Al tho Randolph Methodist church the
following musical program will be given:
Hy,nn-"Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
hymn-"It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear
Response after prayer-"Silent Night.
A.,.5ss,,, HsHatblaha,n" Choir
Anthem-"Jesus of Nazareth Gholr
Soio-"How Sweet the Name OF Jesus
Sounds" James W. house
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
AT the First Baptist church the FOL
lowing musical program will be gwen:
Behold, / Bring You Good Tidings
The Midnight Song ,,
"FIark. What Mean the Holy Voices
Davis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19
Goldfish and War

The commissary who provides so well
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-19
LOCAL CHURCHES
OBSERVE XMAS

Following the custom of the Christmas
season the various churches of the city
will have special Christmas music on
Sunday
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sidtiae 9eiit,tna.

Gine gleiie gu SUB qrer 6ur@
4fritn bat ieBt cine Dame, MtB
9etr. 0R. 8enbam, ousgefiibrt. Sic
rerIisb Mitte Oftober 1912 gn0.
Lamb, lanOete in 5orcaoos an Nteer<
Delta unb errei9te nit Der 9abn
&ano in NprOnigerien, mo lire qrobt
5uBpanberung beganu. lteber 8outs
f4e unb SOFIA betrat iie Ole
NorooItede bon aamerun un0 mans
berte iiber 9arud, Ngaunoers, Gars
not ano Iola na9 Mongorsmba ON
lbangi, 8egen llnpegfantstt De-
~ltripdloer fubr tie in einem Boote
nod Srebn am aongo, BON no Gin
Ibite4er nod Dem 5umbolee qemad)t
pur0s, unb peiter NIT benz 0ampfer
naA @taalenbiIe. 9ier bsgann bic
JuBipanoerung BON tleuem unb fiibrte
iiber Qtpatubt mad Uganda burn 0ie
NprOpe5ttiiite bon 0eutI9 : SItoftifa
na4 Dem aiptlee unb mad 8eIidti4
gntlg Der 8ultdne nnd9 Dem 9fnr0eHs
De nes 9dngdnjitd, Der i'm Dampfer
bel gismardburg getreust nurbe.
lteber Qbercorn gelangte NliB 9ens
BAN nun auf ser StebenIonfrabe
mad benz Niafd, ben iis bei Sort
SobnitOn ~treuate. unr meter 3u syu5
nah 3Omba, 9antbre unb Mlanie,
bon 100 fie 3u S9iff na4 Gbin6e,
benz !6afen an Der Sambefmiinoune,
.gelangte, Sbre Manberung, Sic lie,
nur BON einem f9por5en Sod unn
iitPen SrdgerH begleitet, uusgefibrt.
nabm gerabe elm Sabr in anfprun.
MiB 8enbam mar gGn3li9 tp~offenIoa
unb bat untertpegs nur sinige Gtreis
tigteiten init ibren DafFentrdgern gea
hdbt, elm 3siteu fir bic Sidtrbeit,
Die itaatlide 4utDrit1t aud in oieien
tom @ertebt abIeits Iiegeuosn gebis4
en- 1eldaffen bat.
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Iie f@IasFertioe StIa1etrsn.

am 3ollbaus in Dublin fibt cine
dlte SrIGnberin unb bdlt 5ri4te
fell, uno elm luItiser amsritaner bes
fdIoB, ii9 nit Der 4lten eineR S4cr5
gu erIaubsr. gr ging ouf ibren
Stanb su, nabm cine rieIi9e DofIsrs
meIone auf unb msinte Ia9elnb:
.Mein @Ott, iino ober Die
Qepfel bier flein geraten; bel pns au
5aus In amerita baben iutr Nepfel,
bic minbsitens boppeIt 70 grub Iinb."
Die 9Ite IdA ben SpaBOOgeI einen
4ugenbIiG an unb eripibsrte bonn,
pbne NIT Der @imper gu 3udsn:
vNlan merit bod gIeid, bob sic
bier frsmb Iinb nnb bon ben Trii1s
ten bes 2anbes ntdts berfteben, Ionit
tOnnisn Sie setpiB einen apfeI bon
elmer Gta6slbeere untsrI9tiDsn
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man aud ipesIufsn, ebsnlO ben
3immt un6 oafiir etpas 9antle ges
ben. 3uIebt mii4e man Den giiDeibs
I4nee Der 8 Gier our9 uno sebe nit
Dem 2DffeI oapon in bas In elmer
fIaden pfdnns beiB semadte Gstt.
ipolsIbf man Die MaIe etpas brett
Oriidt un0 uuf beioen Gsitsn fdOn
gelb bGdt; man gibt Iie bsiB, nit
3uder beitreut, uuf Den Gid.
Re3sbt fir Gauerteis.
Das anieBsn BON Sausrtsig geihiebt
fpie folgt: SIT isin Bidder In Der
Babe BON Dem man fi9 Sauertei9
taufen fam, 70 bddt man Elm Mets
3snbrot nit Sefe unO tut Ron Dem
8rotteig cine 5a6e bon in Elm 90pfs
den, gieBt taItss WaFer ourauf uHb
felt es an einsn tiibIen Ort. -
Mia man NUN aoggenbroo baden, 70
gieBs man oas @aGer ab, eibt cine
groBe Sair laupurmes MaFer bars
an, riibrt A bis 5 gbI6TfeI Roegens
mebl oa3u uno ldBt es in Der NGbe
Oes Sfeus fteben. Bis gum aben0
bat man Die i40nife geiGuerte Sefe.
Bladder brau9t man nur INNER ct
mas OOH bieIem Sauerteig i'm Sopf
laHen, @dfer 0arduf gu giebsn uH0
peg5ulteaen. Damn oLemdl Dor Dem
8aden berfabren ME pben. Sas
@aFer f4lsbt ole 2uft ob, 70 DAB
Ger 8oOenIab INNER gut bIeibt.
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gHtwiGInns Der @Ip6et,.

Die 9loten ifnb aus ben 9tUds
9en entItonben, 70 Dab man aud bon
ibnen fat iagen %t0nnte: .aus Sim
bern tper6en 2eute." Die alien R6s
mer batten 8l0d9en BON l bis Ia
3on .t6Dbe, bic erit gr0ber purOen,
dls man ie felt benz erIten Snbrs
bunbert fir tirdli9e 3pede bers
tpanbte. sic tpurben aus Giiens,
SUPPER pber gror8sble9 geI8mieOet.
Sn Dem pro6tnert v9te &unitoents
mailer bes &reifes rDeitbabeIlnn0"
tperben bic dfteIten @loden bieies
9ebietes aufgefii6rt. Die Gathering
beginnt i'm Sabre 1405. Mls Dies
fem Sabre itammt bic @lode Oes
9prfes 2iinop Bel 8rdnbenburg.
auBerbem tommen i'm RteiIe 8sfs
babellanb Md 5tpei glpden aus benz
Is. So9rbunbert por: in 8a9ptp unO
in Selbelang. @rbBer 1T bic 3abI
Der Gloden aus benz 16. Sabrbun.
bert. Die dlteiteft tDeItbanelldnotI9en
@loden gsben Biz ms 13. Sabrbuns
bert 3urid, sic linb berbdltnismGs
big tlein unb f9Iqnt unb trasen nod
feline SnEressobl. Mpbl ober brn4s
tie man bersits I'M 10. S%obrbunbert
SnIhrtftsn unb @er3ierungen an,
bic Ipdter INNER monuigfiltiser ipurs
ben. @elegentli1 finoen iih fogdr
3ouberforntsln. Die meilten SRs
fdriften trogeit bic @loder dus Dem
is. SQ1rhnnbert.
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abI4tes.
Son 6. aoBG6cpp.

NUT V On p
@rdu giug Der Sag, bic I0iue TGrie,
8ein GdeibegruB Hang quaIgepreBt,
@Ieih elmer frentoen MeIoSie,
9ie ms i'm gralnm nod iueinen I6kt,
Sd fab Dir mad, Die 8dmmruns hing
@ie triiber SIor al oeinem S1ritt;
llno meine drme Qiebe gin9
Gun Stiidden 8egs nod traiiris NIT.
81 idiuanSit ln6 iabit bid nidt mebi
hin,
limb fr0itelnb iudte i'd mein Salts.
Sam fam Die 9aht unO I6ihte itunr
0as 8IaderIidt Der Soifnung aus,
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If6Iong btibe Qrus um ben psFtfs
fsIisH Mann, prsbis Jpn an islns
grut unb tauSie init ibm nuf uub
lob, tpo5u bic aetisn cine unbtims
Iidt 9seItiiung tlirrten.
BILL Bill Bill" ritf sr tpisb.r
unb nitbtr.
Der @%eIangene brndts muir elm
Drummer beraus. Dor moBloIsm
Gritauntn bIi,btn ibm bic @prts In
Der atbIe Ittdeu.
SatfisIo, Der glsihmiiigIts bss
9rioB, lam ibm az 9tlfs. 81 elite
berbti unb bssann bic 6onb bes @s,
fangensn Su briiden unb su Idiit,
ieln, oab Der qGrm Der aslitn tpobI
sinsn 9oten bate tripeden t0nnsn.
Bill, f6ris er, .tpas gum Ssu'
ftl madIt bu bisr2 Oh btIt ia tot,
Wtnl6, bu biit ia tot" risf ct,
irampfboit ladenb.
sd - ta iage Dir - ttutts
gbonblsr.
nIas bu Iagit, 1T gon5 sIsidsiiI'
tia. Sd faye. 6u biit tot. @ir
iabsn btin Acknowledgements
r8u - bu biIt rein btrriidt, "
piirgte Chamber berous, ipGbreno
@iloen in elm bolltommsn iinnlolss
@elddter ousbrah.
Der WillionGr I6ite bann feline
amarmuHg nit stnem titfen, 3it'
ternben atsm5ug.
SIS 1T pirtli9 Bill" REF er in
iiberitr0menoer Greubt. pGs 1T Bill
- lebenbig unb ge1unol"
n2sbsnoig itbsnfalls," itimmts
CHANDLER 3u. s2(bsr ipas in aller
5siligsn Rnmen, bringt sut biers
ber2 Nos III bas fir cine 5iir,
Did, uuO pobin fibrt iie9 &0nuen
mir oo btnausgelnngen9"
.Du geIangIt ba auf cine gang
entIeBli6e Sreppe, tpie iis sinem
nur in b0ien 5rdumen boriommt, /"
fagte 6atfielo. lln6 IGufit bu bins
inter, 10 tonnIt 6u bid in einem
@epdiIer 70 i4par3 tpte 9inte ere
fdufsn, tpsnn Dir Der Sinn bunn6
tebt."
Fiber ibr feb bod bon bort bier.
bergetommen unb -
rMaTIsn bier bIeiben, Bill"
Chambers Munb blie6 Dor grs
f~taunsu Offen, uno auF ieinen Mi.s
men 5eigte it4 beutIi9 ttefs Gnttdrf
Iiaung, ielbt fir ben, Der ni9t a
f9ult mar, pbDIioenomien sl IeIe,
@iIbsn beadtete i'm iebo4 mic
%tpeiter. Gr mar eiIrig bsmiibt, #
nit bieien iiberraI6enben nsusrt Be
bdItniIIen bertrout 5u maiden, tpoi
er bur4 bdufige lte6ung einige 81
bigteit beiab.
p9u btft n~enigitens am 2ebsn,
alter Sunge! limb bafir f0nnsB mir
Soft gar ni6t gsrug bnntsn," ingte
er Iiebenspiirbig. r9as Rd@its ="
y0os Td6te ndre, b~eraus3ubrins
gen, iparlm er bier lebsnbig bsgras
Ben purbe," unter6ra9 ibn Satfielb
lTdarf. LIMB mas 1T bus fir Elm
gIabl"
y -
nSd, fir unIere GntbiiIIunsen bdt'
fen mir ollie germ etnen f90nsren ges
bubt. Nie iiebt es benn ba 6rinnen
aus, giII?"
Sine Qtmpipbdre ipie Sinte", .rs
piberte CHANDLER bitter. rgs lit
bas idpdr5eite, bumpfisfts God, bns
man ii6 oenten lam S9muB
tonnenbeiIe, Spinnpeben, 8liibniirs
mer unb aatten!"
gg~ntsiidenb! aber es ipirb INNER
nod better ietr, ols bic tintige Sol3s
pTiiBe ba unten!" rtef SatItelb. r@ir
bnben cine 2dterne nnO ou9 eenug
aer3en, lin cine &atbebraIe gu err
Ieu9ten. 2aBt uns bineings6sn, lns
Iere Neroen etpns berubigsn unb
bann unIere Grlebniffe nustduI9en."
ollie bret brdngten lie ii9 bur9
bic Sir in ben Seller, unb @iIben
bp6 tpteber bic Qoterne.
gu Cuff %getporbene Sinte be3eifs
nete trefFenb ben Hatm, aud bic
iibrigen gngabeu Chambers itimms
ten.
G%ortfebuus foIsD.
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@ie TapoIeptt TeiEtt

Sur ltebertpinbung gr6Berer Meges
Iireden bebiente ft9 Napoleon zines
Wagens. 0ie fir mebrtdgige 99eifsn
benubte geIbe aeiIetuti6e mar gum
GdlaFen singeri6tet. sic sntbieIf at
bieIem 3fpsde cine Matrabs. Ierner
befdnben fi9 in ibr S9retbSeug, cine
9eiItbi6liotbet. elm 3oiIettsa : Mes
cefuire. sic gIi9 nit ibrem reI@tn
SSn9aIte mebr einem fdbrbaren 61ufe.
Dem size oes RaiIers gegeniiber mar
etn 8er3si9nis Der geltgtsn 91eIdts
on9ebeftst. Cine 2arnpe beleuntete
bei Nadt bag Snnere bes Baeens.
Sir t~ir8ere Reifen ipurbe Elm fsbr
Ieidter Reileipdgen benubt, Der muir
5tpet pldbe entbielt, bon htnen Der
5peite in Der giecsl bon gegtbler ems
senommen tuuroe. Der 2eibmomelul
Rouftan fab auf Dem 8Ode. Il
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Glftes aapiter.

O%IN NNNTfFN
80 8olb fetnen inert bsr.
Itert.
3ulpeilen brinst raTenbe Grresuns
felbit Ifarts Mdnnsr Inn ale 5elbits
beberrI4ung, 8orIi4t unb 8ernunft.
0ilben ftieB bor nnmenlOIem grs
I~taunen ii6er ben anbIid, Der ii9 ibm
bot, sinsn fariIlsn G9rei aus.
gs ipar CHANDLER CHANDLER,
Der iiber goro ~setuOrfene -, borii'
Der bIisb fein 3ipeifeI, unb liberties
i9ien er fi9 eintn genigenben 9Or'
rat an 2rnft unb 9ltem bepdbrt 5u
bnben. ct fanb bd, ftimm unb
gebIenbet in benz uniiheren 2i4t,
unO einen ausenbIid berrfdte tiefites
Sdnsiesn.
9ei ben beibsn I%benteurert aus
Der 5SbIs I0Itt fif bic GrItutrung
auerf. WiIsm fprang p~urpdrts,
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= Sn StIipesei Bel Mursni
in Rumdnien, mo groBe Menqett bon
petroleum getppanen neroen, erfpIgte
plDBli9 cine eruption fart Ial5bultis
gen, iiebenoen Mafsrs. 9as 0aFer
ipruoeIte urter gsipaItieem, in einem
umtreis BON sebn RiIpmetsr pers
Settle 81 bebeutenber
90be empor. Sings I'm bic Miins
Dung 6iefes Sellers Bat ii9 cine ettpa
filnfbunoert Dieter breite SaIstruIte
obgelugert.
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Der usergrins WmOI6hm.
aoman bon Cigar sraurIin.

II6ris 6otIielb nit I6riIIer Gtimms.
.9as @erdIIeI mabnt ipobrIi9 an
ben @efaHg.nsn In sinsm S9ousrrO'
man."
.Martt!"
3uiammsn nsigtsn ie ii4 gu Der
3ir.
On Der anb,rn Settle T6isn bas
@siIirr aus unbeiannten dernen nds
Der 81 tommen. 90 mar elm IeIts
lamsr. i6redentrrsgsSbsr Son, Der
an einsn @efang.nen In alien 9urgs
perIisBen srtnnerts.
9d mar er piebsr, un0 oann elm
grauIges QnsinanbertIinaen I6perer
eiIerner aetten. Die bsibsn aaus
Ider nortetsn otemIos. Dos Sc
rdufa %erutuerte ii4 unb erItarb ipies
Der.
SotfisIO tri9uusrts mtrtIi6.
Did"
,Sd."
Sit Sas Elm Self, Der Oa einoe.
.idIoIisn 1T, felt bos Saus gsbaut
purbs9 Gin 9eiangsnsr, Der -"
Still"
9atfieIO sritarbsn bic 8orts auf
ben atppeu,
DDS GsroIiel sriGnte ipieber, un6
5tpar nod Iautsr oIs borber. Gs
.idisn ii4 In irgsn0 elmer unbtimIis
den qrt duf bic 5iir Su3uorbeiten.
r9as 1T Elm MenI6, Elm MenT6
aus GIeiia unb 9Iut", murmtIte
9ilbtn.
nBsnn ss tsinsr 1T, 70 babe i6
bur6aus nidt ben 8unTd, benz Sc
.Tpenit, bos foI6e astten f6leppen
fam, gu bssegnsn," bsmertte 9ot.
fieIb.
Die astten i6ieusn isbt serabs an
bic 9ir 5u i9lagsn. Die beiben
Wdnnsr bieltsn ben atem an.
rWer 1T ba?" fam cine bumpTe
Stimme bon briunen.
gSeffnen sic bic Sir!"
pSit bds -" 9as lsbte Bort
mar nidt 81 beriteben.
nSeffnsn!"
pRein!" fam ss fdriIt Suriit, unb
6atfitlb trot einen G6ritt beilette.
9ilbsn nnbm ii9 3uIammen.
.9rsben Gle ben S6Iiif1el unb
laiisn sic uns elm befobI er nit
10 pisl RraFt, als er 3ulammsnraffsn
tpnnte.
Sin Drummer brang 5u i6nsn,
bonn erneutes aettengeraiiel, nod
ndber unb un6simli6sr.
Damn fragte bic Gtimme fpeit lors
Ter, tuenn aud INNER nod gebGmpft:
g8er lit ba9"
Dos gebt Sic ni6ts an" briiIlte
Der MiIIiondr. pGdlieben sic auf!"
,Dag2"
9ns mar entI6ieben mebr Elm RuF
bes Gritaunens als cine 5rngs. ltnb
pisber r~aiieIte Oas Giien gegen bic
SSy.
Damn elm aniri9en - Elm unters
oriidter, drgerIi4sr 5lud - unb elm
npdmaIiges loutsres SnirT9en.
8iloen ftarrte ipie gebannt ms
S9IiIIello6 unb belt bic 2aterne
,bi9t baran. 9as ii9t6are S6IiiIs
IeIen0e betptgte ii4 bin unb Der, bin
unb bsr.
quf9erest risf giIben: pSemdnb
DerIuat gu 0ffnen!"
u2ob i'm, obsr -" 6atfieIb sus
ii6 in cine aeidiBte Gde auriid.
aus benz alien S9IpB fam iebt
elm larter trsifdsnber Sou. Mtt
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-23

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bOritslsn, ipie man min. Ct FAB ober
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-23

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0nnen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
UNDERHILL.

Asa y. Stratton of Fairfield and Miss
Hazel NJ. Clark of Fletcher We're married
September % at the Methodist parsonage
by the Rev. \. II. SturGcs.
a profitable hour was spent Friday
afternoon at the UnderhIll high and
graded school by the parents and teach
ers. NJ. d. Young. superintendent of
schools, prefaced the meeting with a
few remarks. Mrs. William Cross. In
s%tructor in the grammar room, was elect
ed president of the Parent-Teachor ASSOC
citation and Mrs. Ira Thorp v~ice-presl-
dent. a tall was given by Mrs. Cross
on "The Coming School Year and How
to Make 1t a Success" Discussions of
benefit to both sides followed. The next
meeting will be held Friday afternoon,
October lG, at four o'clock. All parents
and friends are urged to attend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
n

Mrs. Sarah Place, widow of Chester
Sherman, died at her home Friday night
after a short illness with bronchial
trouble and heart failure. at the age of
"A years, The deceased leaves beside her
son, David, three daughters, Mrs. Fred
sherman. Mrs. William Martin and Mrs.
Edward Place, also one sister, Mrs.
James Carpenter, and one brother, Rufus
Place, of Waterbury. The funeral was
held at the house Monday afternoon at one
o'clock. with interment in Maplewood
cemetery. The Rev. II. d. Kemp, a form
er pastor, now residing in North Troy.
officlated.
Mrs, Mary Ring entertained the
Kings DAUGHTERS WORCESTERSHIRE con-
dition of Beulah Norton does not improve
very fast, she, only being able to use
one arm from the elbow down.-John
Carpenter and Hiram O'Bi1en are NOV
Ing, having exchanged places.-A young
child who lives in the home of Prespire
Deforge has nfantile paralysis.-Mr
and Mrs. A, Perkins and sister, Miss
Martha Sprague, of New London. Conn,
have been spending the past week with
their sister, Mrs. James Benway. Schools
opened here Monday morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
ESSEX JUNCTION

Mrs. G. +. Gale left Monday night for
Los Angeles. Cal, to spend the winter
with her son, Leon. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Edwin of Burlington,
who will also spend the winter there.
Saturday afternoon at four O'Clock the
wedding of Mary f.. Bates to John \.
Hunter, NJ. D., took place, the ceremony
being performed at THE Pines Starr
Farm Beach. whore Mrs. Bates with her
daughter have been spending the sum-
mer. The Rev. G.. c. Adams officiated.
The bride entered the large dining room
overlooking the lake with her brother,
Charles NJ. Bates, of Cambridge Springs,
Pa, who gave her away. They were
preceded by a chorus of "A young ladies,
members of the Dorcas Guild, singine
Johengrin's wedding march, Annis
Baldwin was the maid of honor, Peter
W. Fox, NJ D., of New Britain. Conn.
the hestman, and the little niece of the
bride, Bcttina Bates, Carried the rings
Mrs. Adams presided at the piano. ONLY
the immediate relatives and q few per
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
WINOOSKI.

The remains of Louis Vicns, who died
in Waterbury Friday, We're brought
here Friday and taken to the home of
Joseph Niens of Mallett's Bay avenue.
Mr.. Viens was So years old The funeral
was held at st. Francis Navier Church
at eight o'clock Saturday morning. Burial
was in st. Francis cemetery.
The annual inspection and muster of
the fire department called out IA large
crowd Saturday afternoon to witness
the parade and athletic sports. The
boys on parade presented n crcditable
appearance and the inspection by the
village officials of the two hose houses
showed everything in good order
Sherman's band moved along on Aller
street to the Lafayette hose house
whore the inspection was held and
thence moved to the steamer rooms on
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
LINCOLN.

Alanson Bingham, just returned from
Cuba, called on friends here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton were in New
Haven Saturday and Sunday.-Amos
Moody is visiting his brother-in-law, +.
c.. Jackman.-Mrs. j. L. Beane has re-
turned from Huntington.-Allen Lee o.
Burlington Is at home for the present
Mrs. NJ. r.. Cove is improving.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. +. Thompson have returned to
their home i'm Taunton, Mass. II.
Buell.. who has been quite III, Is better
now.-Mr. and Mrs. Wasburton Of Ber-
muda visited at John Hamilton's Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tucker are
visiting in Salisbury.