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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
ORDER $50 NEW BRIDGES.
csrro Gordo, County Sets New hisl
Z Marx FOR Ssason'6 Work. '3rf

Marx Tor sssson's Work. b
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. April 15-The supervise
ors OF Cerro Gordo county has put the
highest mark on permanent bridge
building than ever before. During the
summer months they expect to con-
struct $50. This will be II fifty -seven
more bridges than were built one year
ago. The bridges will all be built Of
concrete. Two Of the bridges to be COM
structed In this city, are very large
ones, one spanning; Willow and one
spsnn!ng Lime river. Several years
ago stl1e supervisors decided that CO
ment was the only material to use both
in the construction OF bridges and cul-
verts. e
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
jewell News Items.

Special to mes-Republican.
Jewell, April 15-Foval & jewell
have a gang of men helping to put up
a much needed feed shed.
Mrs. Nellie Mckay Schutzen. OF
Kenosha, Wis. arrived yesterday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Mckay.
Erick Chealle shipped two cars of
cattle to Chicago Sunday.
There Is some talk Of jewell rele-
brating the Fourth Of July.
Little Helen Millett. while roller
skating Saturday on the cement side
walk, fell and broke a bone in her
wrist.
Lyle Reed Is being confined at home
with a severe attack Of rheumatism.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
CHILDREN TAKE 1CASCARETSs WHEN
CROSS, CONSTIPATED..DIME A BOX

Any child will gladly take "Cascarcts
Candy Cathartic," which act gently
never grippe or produce the slightest
neasiness-though cleanses the little
ones Constipated Bowels. swectens the
stomach and puts the liver In . healthy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15

II you have weak lungs you have
reason to fear pneumonia. and should
keep at hand bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. For sale by A. T.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
opERATE TRAlN AZ Loss.

Burlington Road Presents Figures to
Show Loss on Branch Line.
snecial to Times Republican.
Des Molnes, April 15.-Running a
messenger train which costs 40 or 10
cents a train mile for operation Is not
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
O.

~. ~ re have gone back to the 10th
IA/N/ century for our fashion in
NV spiration, and have partly
forgotten for the time being the ORR
entail influence that has charmed. US
Tor 50 long. The days of 80 and of
$50 are reappearing; the tight basque,
the redingote and the polonaise are
giving a quaint trend to the styles OF
Semi-6tting, not tight basque, is the
right term, very decidedly suggesting
the curve of the figure in front and
looser in the back. The most effec-
tive of these are buttoned straight
down the front or are more ettec-
lively held with snap fasteners under
sfirrings and trimmings and run to
point about six inches below the
waist line. Set-in sleeves-tight old
fashioned sleeves that run clear to
The wrist-are necessary adjunct to
this odd fashion. This same semi
fitted idea is also. produced by the
wide girdle that is brought well up
over the bust and is drawn tight
enough at the waist line to give a
curved effect in front, then the sash
runs down the back to tie at the hip
line in the fashion that Premet intro
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
RUSSIAN INFLUENCE.

The Oriental influence may have
grown away from the Sloppy" effect,
but it is still strongly evident in the
Russian tunic and the Cossack bodice,
which maintain strong fall vogue in
spite of their great favor of the past
season. One reason for the continu-
ance Of the long graceful lines of the
Russian tunic is its becomingness to
women of stouter figures and larger
hips who have been in despair at the
bouffant draperies Of the past season.
The narrow underskirt which still &C,
companies this tunicc is being trlmmea
in some of the Paris dresses to have
the appearance of a boot toP-a
purely Russian inspiration. The
touch of fur trimmings and OF l111su-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
EVENING sHEERNEss.

Last season we were talking about
transparent effects in dress for even
ing, but this year the decolletage IS
referred to as the nude bodice
extremely low and held to the figure
with strings of jewels, for example
Hand in hand with this uncovering -
an appropriate use of chiffony stutfs,
chief among them the butterfly mar
ouisettes and voiles, new weaves that
have substantial wearing qualities
added to their delightful gauziness
and colorings.
Illustrating the increased shortnesss
in evening attire comes an imported
frock Of daphne silk, that diaphanous
stuff that seems especially made Tor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

dancing dresses. In length the mar
row skirt is just to the ankles, widely
tapped in the back to give room,
while it maintains the look of
skimpiness.
& AS timely suggestion to the home
dressmaker, in making up these sheer
stuffs, it is vital to eliminate all pos
sibilities Of tearing, hence the use of
skohinoor snap fasteners, which has
become so general.
Not the least of the gauzy effects
in the early development OF frocks
that look toward Palm Beach season
and for informal dinner and party
frocks is the use of delicate machine
bined with silks and laces.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
HEIGHTENED LINES.

Long lines have taken the place of
the excess of draperies of the past
and bouffant effects are the exception
rather than the rule. Long TUNES,
p1eated skirts and panels, yoke de.
Signs fall into the new scheme Of
ing types of skirts Madame Paquin of
Paris has taken liberty with the mar.
row edge and introduced unusual
width in cores, pfeatings and circu-
lar flounces, while the long narrow
line is preserved to below the knees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
MEXICAN DESIGNS.

Of. the new dress fabrics figured
effects are very much the vogue and
have the sanction of the best Paris
dressmakers. None OF these stuffs
are more strilsing1y handsome for en-
tire garments and for trimmings than
the Mexican and Aztec designs to be
found in silks and silk and wool ma
terials. Strildngly original designs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

/. From Pren1et comes this af-
ternoon frock of printed butter
f1y voile and wide satin ribbon In
Aounces that give a suggestion
Of the days of crinoline. Quite a
Ia basque is the deep ribbon
Rird1e, embroidered with beads
and held with snap fasteners un-
der fancy buttons. The long
sleeves and the high back collar
with v front are in the newest
mode. st is,9
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

2. Martial and Armand show
the Russian influence in this
dress Of plain and nexixe silks.
The bodice, in straight loose ORR
entail lines, trimmed with black
and gold embroidery, carries
contradiction in the long close
sleeve. The skirt Is cut with a
aaring tunic that falls In cascad
effect at each side.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

3. one-piece evening gown from
Callot Soeurs, silver brocadc In
the lower part and silver lace in
the nude effect" corsage. OUT
lines in silver trimming. The low
waist lire curving downward at
the front, the swaying godet full
ness in the front Of the skirt and
the general outline of the dress
are distinctly Cabot, yet the in
SEPARATION is drawn from medieval
sources.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

4. Of bright pink taffeta, with a
pink and black rose for contrast,
comes this dance dress in the
best styleNof the House Of Pre-
met. The skirt drapery is pulled
around the hips and falls in long
Russian turic. The bodice is sur
pIce and made basque in effect by
the wide sash lied in the back.
Short sleeves are Aounced with
tu1le. sss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
NO MORE SLOUGH

Scmi-ftting fashions mean change
in the figure line-an emphasis on the
outline Of the bust, hint of waist
that Oriental styles omit, a fiat back
and absence of curve at the hips Two
important style changes are the re-
suit. The so-ca1led debutant SLOUGH
is passed into oblivion; higher cor
sets are fashionable necessity to
closer waist. The high-cut shoulder,
the high armho1e and the highest
sleeve are prominent in dresses as in
coats and suits, and have the genera!
tendency to increase the. long, round
effect and the low waist line, the
fashionable waist line at present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

duced when the mode first began. The
sash in fact. is one of the charming
elements Of these new styles and is
managed in all sorts of ways to fol-
low this demand of the figure line
The surp1ice idea is also used to give
this new effect. The cross-over pieces;
are drawn snugly to the figure and
extending around the waist to the
back are finished In various ways.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
lle,c1can Effects, Sem Fzfflng BaSQnes,
and Long IMuics, Domin0,zf lV0fe5 TOR Fail

rious embroideries is also in line with
the Russian tendency, which is fur.
ther emphasized in the forms of
collars. 80;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

s. The typical basque design.
buttoning straight down the front
and outlining the figure, Is here
shown with side cores "eased'
with bit of fulness and cut In one
with the long close-htting sleeves.
The skirt, in one with the silk
basque, is of serge and made with
sash-like ttlric of self that dips
long in the back and is held up
in draDery. The buttons and the
-organdie collar are the only
trimming.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
FALL cOLoRINGs

Beside these wonderful figured
combinations, the general color tend
ency is toward bright shades for
afternoon and still brighter for even
ing. One of the seasons imported
frocks was shown in rose pink taffeta,
illustrating the vogue for high color
taffetas for evening wear. Solid COLI
ors in a variety Of dark shades are
the thing for street wear with green
perhaps. in the fashionable lead.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

these are in warm rich colorings that
appeal to the woman who is seeking
individuality in dress.
For the dressy silk frocle that IS .
necessary adjunct to every wardrobe
the figured and plain pussy willow
taffetas, as lustrous as charmeuse. are
equally charming in draped or tunic'
designs. Grapes, too, maintain their
ii mandarin and Egyptiefine grapes
both plain and figured. Many. of the
Parisians have revived silk cashmeresi
in heavy weight for dressy afternoon
costumes that are worn with velvet
coats. This points also to the Paris
favor for fall ve1vets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
@uertpamoI.r arieas.Silfsurreiu.

Der GpertDamoi.r arissabiIfsD.r
tiH belt ON ptrfloHenen Sonntdg in
Sung's 6aas uHter oem @oriib bss
prdiisnItsa Rid Slid unb Der pro.c
loIlfiibrung bss Sstreidrs Gbriii
Walced feline reeslm6biee 8eriamm.
lung db. Das llnisrbaltunss aom.
mittee untsrbr.itete sinsn dusfiibrIi.
den 8sriht iiber bic am 8. Ds5ember
itattasbabis llntsrbaltung, unb Der
WerIsiurg bieies Berichis purbe NIT
Der sr6bien 9lufmsrifdmisii ssIauIn..
prdiibent SJii9 iprad alien Wiipir.
ttnben an Der llnterbaliuHs ben berg.
Ii6itsn Dont aus. Gin Grittsl bts
Reinsrirdss ipirb bonn Shabmeiiier
geores Roth Der Seuiihsn uRb
Osiierreih llnsariTden SiIfsseitlI.
idaft iibsrnisfen rptrben. Die Gin.
ilabmsH Der Wsranitaliuns btlisTtn
lih aaf $14S.55 unb bic qlusadben
bsirustn $60.67, 70 bdb Elm Rein.
rrtrns bon SS7.78 ersisli ipurbs. Die
ndhfi< MsrfammIuug bss Dertins fin.
BET am Gonntae, q. Oss.mbsr, I'm
2 libr Nadmitidas. in Rid 55iid's
apldI. &c. 1918 Dine Sirdbs, itati.
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% e ~ p o rt.

Die 3e,uport Office fir bas uGin'
einnatcr @plfsblntt" befinoet iidJ III
gsO. 339 YOrf Strake, aegeniber Dem
GOnrtbOuic, pUielbit Heuigfeiten, 9ln'
5eigen II. I. ~. bis 10 llhr 45 UHnn.
ten SlbcHbs entgegengenommen iucr'
ben.
= Die @eheimpoIiSiiten gurniios
unb Some erlungten aeitern cine co.'s
oene llhr, Die pcn @epro 6orn an Der
3ebuten uno Wonmoutb Strafe aes
itoblen ipitrbe, in eiuem Ginctnnltier
Yfanbbaua.
- CHARLES glaosl pon ter 9rre Ten
StraBe, ipsIder bsinulbigt piro, am
80. RoDembsr eine Guantit1t @ier,
serdu6ertes Fleiid, Butter uTp. an
geblth enttpenoet 3u buben, ptro beute
isin gorperbDr Dor Dem Gountnri ( ter
8ulR haben. Gr Ioa bic Wuure aus
einem 5rdhtiDauaOn Der s. unb o.
gabn ueitoblen baben.
Sobn 81. Buchanan. 50 .tabe
alt bon 1T. 9letopsrp, O., uno GaGie
s. Oeering. A, bon louisville, ap.,
erlonqten einen @teI6ein.
Grunbsiaentbum msiibertraaunnen
Better U. aurlas an Wiob unb Qns
aelina aurlds, Got an Der grdno
8ieip Qbenue. 9eIleoue, $4,000. Stars
cus Weihbopstp an 9(rtbur Ban
aaeiIel, Got an Der 5aifieIo Qpenus,
$370O.
- 9fo6ert aeritinu psrtIasts 2ucp
Crane, Ra6labperpuItertn bon 9rios
get Crane auf $204.78 fir se!isfsrs
QDddre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
@nsIaae bes Sdasneiiters Suef
golbille S475 erreiht.

@lsIaae bes SdasneiiierS Sugf
golpiIle S475 errei6t.
- slnseiteate Der Strobenbabn'
@eIeaihaft, Die ecgen Die gmitealne
elmer iosenounten o8orf ear" linS,
wurScn 0nfriebengeitent, Oas llnter'
lilAimgs ,&omniittec beitett aus Den
Se,rcn slnpolt Ism. u. Srpne, Ste.
pben g. 9Iaflep rmo slntpalt 2oui5
y. 9rown, peIde Den 3luieipalt BET
leecn ioaen.
Gircilitridter Wlatt. 9. 5nr6s.
icp bat geitern betamlt genadlt, Dan
in ieinem 9lbtbeil bon &eibuohten
bis nah 9teujabr fcille Serbanolull'
Gen sefiibrt peroen.
= Gifie @nfer, einc 8arbigc, Die
Geidul0igt pirb, Sames SaiIep &C.
tohtet 5li baben. hat bellte in Circuit.
aeridt !br Spruerbor.
= Sn Der Qrbeiterballe finbet beu>
te Slbene Die Wpnatsperfammlung oes
Oeutfd 9lmeritnniI6en Staptpers
banbes iiott unb bic @ntreienbeit aller
Selegnten unb Wtitglieber 1T brins
eenb srlpiiniht. ba bic 9eamtenlpabI
a6gehalten !pirb unb aud Ionft rpi6s
tise @eiGGFte Sur grl.cisuns Oorlie.
deTl,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18

llnier slacnt in Sau,ilfun IN
perr GOnaro grud, 40 Slo Finite
Strafe. BEL Sci. 476 g., Som,
Gbune 1851 ".
= Sberiff MetcaIf unb Satin,
lpeIhe in 9ot Springs, 9trt. paren,
iino uuf Der SeimreiTe bsgriffsn unb
fperben big Somitag bier eintrsffsn.
2Ouis StrObbsd, "a, bon
Wtioblstopn uHb Carrie Qpna, 40,
e6enfalls BON MibbIstOpn erlaHsteu
etnen Seirdtbsi6stn.
- Ri9ter 6arIon befpiaiate asIfern
Der Gertrude Wtinaua be Sdeibuno
bon gllbert 0lingua unb iprd4 ibr
Die Souseinridtung unb 2llimente ALL.
sic erbielt ebsnfaGs bic Sbbut ibrer
ainber SugeIprotsr.
- Die neus SigbsWain Strdse
apntet Bride tpirb am syreitau
Ra6mittug, ben l. Sanuar. 1915, in
gebiibrenb:r Weifs eingereibt.
= Das thermometer per3eidnete
bier gsftern Morssn gu frii6er Stunbs
uno pGbrenb Der porieen Ru6t z
8rab uuter Null unb mar 5fpsi @rob
tdlter als am 3ienitog MDrgsn. Die
le WaiierlettungsrGbren in Wo6ns
nnb 9eiddftsbdufern frorsn uno
bar'ten.
= Die bisiiger QFociatsb g6oris
ties baben in b:n erfien IA 5aaen beg
Ronats De5embcr iibsr 102 Samilie
unteritiiBt. 8orseitern melbsten Iid
16 neue Samilien Inn llnteritiiBuns.
qnorep 8reBl. friiber bier
pobnhaft itdrb in Wlibbletoipn, i'm
glIter BON 48 Sobren. @r binterldBt
ieine Satin unb flint S6bne.
= Die bieiige 9pge Reg DeutIdsn
Orben Sarusari bate porgeitern
2lbsnb gsamtenpdbl nit folgenbem
Reiultat: 5rsb. Sauerbed, Sberburbe;
GuitaD &Dnia, llnterbarbe; gonrab
Narfert, SetretGr; Serman g3ebolb,
iFinau5ietretdr; pbil, @eiier, S6abs
metiter.
Sdtob 9abbarb, Elm 40 Sabre
alter psrbeiratbgtsr Wnnn, pelhsr In
W|ibbletotpn notnt, ipprb. geiiern
in Wibb-tppn ndbe 9eorgetotpn
pou einem Big Sour Giienbabn5ug
iberfcbren unb ftar6 aeeen Wittng.
Coroner 6snrb arone ipurbe BON benz
llngliidsfalI in aenntniB aeItbt unb
reiite fofort nod MiDSletofpn. um
bort bic ltntsriu6ung siusuIeiten.
- Gin i9aobafter S6ornein nnb
Elm iibsrbeiBter Gentralofen fparen bic
llridGer eines 5suers, boB in Der
Wobnuna BON Serbert 9rdf, 30.
4104 Meibel aDsniie, WlobifonpilIe,
gum 4nsbrrh tem unb sinsn S9aben
DON 500 uHri4tets.
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limb ale 9lufforbsrunsen su- llete.'
sabs nit 9Obesp,rahluna pers
ipsiseri babsn.

guenos 4pres, argentinisn,
II. Tss. Die sriisn aenau.n gsahrids
ten iibr bic StsfhlaHt Bel ben Salt
lanp ssnieln. bsi ipsIGm msbrers bsuir
i9s arisssiaiff. serii5rt wrro.n fnb.
ipurbs DON gaiiasisrsn BEG briiii9 II
Tdmpfsrs Oriifa, Der BON Gallao.
gbils, iommsnb, in punia 4renas
sintrof, iibsrbraht. 5isim gsrihisn
sufolss iuurbsn bic bsutitsn arit,ss
idiifs anifeiHenb iibsrraidi unD EN-.
Gnlahi. an fpsifR isins Seiis ba6ts,
lpar oi, Jolce. Die 0euiifsn tsfans
ben iifl uuf Der Sfahrt nah ben Sal
lamb sSnfsln. bic iis, neil iis sri II te
geiibnngsH fHb. eiunebmsn molten.
ais fie unsripnrteier WsiIr nuf en-
siniamts briiii&ts ari.ssidiff fiisr
BEN, ipabrenb bic ii6risen Sfiiie bfs
Geidpdbsfs ouf sinsr in Der Rite
lisosnben ssnieln gorrdihe erlansien.
tsbs bic Tsutihsn iih pon nsr StSr'
is ibrtr Gsaner iiber5euaen tonnten.
iparsn lie BON bisisn onb.rsn Shiffen
umrinsi nnb bas Gdidial bes beuis
lhen Deihuassrs mar baib btIieaelt.
gnf briiifher Gtits befanben ii6 bic
Ghlnhii9iffs Ganopus. bic SGIo4ts
irtuSu SnOincibls unn .nfIsribls, bic
arsus,r Rent, GornipalI, garnarpon.
griiiol unb Glasaoip. ipabr,nb bas
bsutfds @sfdipaber nur aus ben fiinf
areussrn G6arnborit. @nsi'enau.
asipsis. Riirnbsra unb Dresden bee
Itanb.
Das briiii4s 8eidlpaSsr fam am Z.
Dtsembsr in port GianIsp, auf ben
8alfIunb Jnfeln, on. I'M @orrdthe
einsnnebm.n. alm nd6iisn Worg.n
iidtsis bas G9la6tI6iff .Ganopus1
bls an Der Safsneinfabri @ahs bislt,
Elm feinblides arisssldiff, Dem bulb
pier anbsrs folgisn. bic bdnu ale als
bus Gei@paber bsz 2lDmirols Don
Spee srinrnt ipurbsn. Sbnt I'm bic
giHiuei.nbsit Der unbcrsn arisssidiffe
su piFsn. iisusrisn bic bsuiIden
aritssidiffe iofcrt auf bas GHiddts
f6iif sGauOpus- ios. BON lpsldem aus
iofOrt Elm mSrbsrifttes Jsutr srOffnei
ipurb,, ptIdes In iurssr 3eit bus
sanss snsIif6e @ddlpdosr sur GisIIe
bra1is. Die .G6arnborit-, sGntis
fendu" unO .asipsis- fOrmirisn iid in
G9laaiIinis, Ddbrrnb bic .yliirnbsrg-
unb .Drssbens i'm 6inisrsrnnb, blis.
ben. Die britiidsn arsu5er ton5sn.
iririsu ibr Gsuer. uuf bic .G4arn.
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sump6oniefcu,ert.

Jn ben btibtn bitsp64iptn Spu-
pboniston3srisn. bic ipie iibIih heu'
ie VnAmiitaa unb am Sdmitar
Nbenb i'm emtrp giubiiorium itditfin.
ben, pirtt aIs Goliii Dr. Derp 2ulst,
elm Wliislisb Der iJaiulidt bes
Cincinnati gonierpaiorp Of Muir
NIT, Der nidi nur dIs 2sbrsr bss
GsTcngss, Ionbern aud ala dusiibcnber
stuuiilsr sinsn gIdnssnosn Ruf ssnisbt'
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PaMilfsn.

ltnier slaent in Samiltun in
6err Gbnaro gruf, 449 Shb Sinfte
Strate. Bel Sci. 476 81, Some
Gbune 1851 u.
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CoUPoN

8 . proeramm Der bsiOeu aonssrts
III tDie fOlst:
Symphonic Np. 8 in gsDur 5apon
Uric aus .paulus1 ). Wenbelsiobn
Spmpbonifft Si4tung
Ypsnibsfilea" Suso Wolf
aiebersruppe.
Gpmpbonifde Gidtuns
.0pisbrab" Gmetana.
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2ofal Beridt.
alms ben 0eriHtsbDfem.
Ser seridilide 9ampf nm ben Sel'e
oeS eouiS 5. Strait jr. sebt Jet
nem GnSe entgegen.
Sran GlAmOntb @eefs entbhllt lbr'
@crsanscnbeit nnS bebanpfef
abcrmnls, Die Mntter oeS
Snaben 81 iein.

sIcue lmb erIcbiote GbeifeiOnnaS'
61ac. - 8erlnngt Ooppelte ent'
iddoigung. Gndlab- Snden. =
Sicridieocnes.
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Ginsef6eitelt
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-30
David L. Wiley.

David L. Wiley died at his home
from cerebral hemorrhage early We'd
nesday morning after an illness of only
about two days. Mr.. Wiley had ap-
parently been in fairly good health
and was stricken Sunday evening while
attendi ,g to his usual work. He was
unconscious when found by Mrs
Wiley and did not regain consciousness
from then until the end. Mr.. Wiley
was born in Shipton. Canada. on Nov.
l, 1852. his parents being Alexander
and Dorcas Wiley of that town. For
many years Mr.. Wiley had lived in
New Hampshire and Vermont. He
married Ida P. Foote of Oxford, on
Oct. 10, 1877, who survives her hus-
band. He is also survived by his son,
Everett B. Wiley of Manchester, N.
H., and daughter, Mrs. w. H. Fletcher
Mrs. 0. G.. Page of Orleans and Mrs.
Wiley was we'll known horseman
of northern Vermont and had had
charge of the horses on the fair
grounds at Barton for several years.
His more recent occupation was janitor
of the school buildings at Orleans,
which position he held at the time of
his death. The funeral services were
at the home Saturday afternoon, the
Kew. E. w. Eldridge officiating, and
the interment was in the cemetery
here.
A Card-We wish to thank all the
neighbors and friends whose kind acts
and words of sympathy have helped US
to bear our sorrow and to thank those
who contributed so many beautiful
flowers.
Mrs. Ida P. Wiley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett B. Wiley,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fletcher.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-30
Congregational Church Notes

The midweek service will be held in
the chapel tonight at 7.3O. The SUBJ
ject to be considered is 'New Years
Resolutions. :" This is certainly timely
and we hope for goodly number to
consider it.
Morning worship Sunday at the usual
hour. This will be the first Sunday in
the New Year and the pastors sermon
will be along lines appropriate to that
occasion. The choir will furnish good
music. The sacrament of the Lord S
supper will also be administered and
collection taken for the board of
ministerial relief. All not worship
ping elsewhere are cordially invited.
The Sunday school will meet at the
close of morning worship. Why not
join us in this work? The lessons for
the year are just beginning. They
will interesting and helpful. Get
your quarterly Sunday and come in
with US.
The Junior Endeavor society will hold
its meeting in the vestry Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Let all the mem
bers be present and start the new year
right.
The evening church service will be
the regular monthly union service.
1t will be held in the Methodist church
at the usual hour Let all who can
attend.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-30
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States
B. O. Smith, Local Agent
Orleans. Vt.
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