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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
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Spite (oif Die Sdger oeuteno) io-
eben iene S0be 6eiebt, 9(rtineric oo-
binter in Steuimg. SD gebe Sbneu
oen ciii8igeu Natb, lofort Die @oiien
nieoer8ulegeu uno iih SIT erecben,
auocrilfoQS oaS 6ener ae9en Sie TO-
fort crofinet miro Gorldufia babe
id oer6oten 81 ihiebeb iaat bier
o6er Elm SduB. 10 lit Dies Elm 3ei-
heu, OoB if beidoiieu merOe, uno
sic iueroen iofort in @rino uuo 9o-
Den seidoileu."
9ie @irfimg mar groBartig. 9ie
Sffi5iere legten Die @offen ab mo
traten auf meine glnoromng ioiort
borne an, Oie Mannidoften iolaten,
moraltf Der 9l6mari1 begann. gns
ib nit ser Spite etpa 100 Dieter
6inter Dem @e6oft par, famen ans
Der re1ten 5lanfe, etipa $50 Nleter
entfernt, nod 90 bis GO beluoffnete
9hdien, Die mid in cine iebr geiobr.
liHe Gage brinaen fonnten. Sd
5mong ieood Oen uliiii6en Soupt-
mann ole 2eute ourh 3eihcn 5um
9lieoerlegen Der g9affen 81 Oeran.
laiien. porauf Oieie iid Der Colon
ne oniAIoHeu. @lan bate mid an.
idnelid iiir einen preuBiihen Sffi.
5ier eebalten 70 oaB meine 9eie6le
iofort rno auf's @enoueitc befolat
muroen. slIs oie 9iitiien jeoo6 ia-
ben Dob iie bon mir irregeiiibrt
uno i'd feline Gruppeu sur @erfiiglns
6atte, imtBte ib reht mahiom mo
cnersiid iein Inn Die sroBe 8obl ser
@efangenen nit z 8egleitmannihai-
ten 0en cirf1 z ailometcr longen
g9eg 81 fiibren. Sn 30. erbielt i'd
etpa 40 gcgleitnonnihaiteu uno es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
g9ic cin SbcrsenOorm NIT z Manu
1851 glnilen aefanaen nahm.

Sber9enoarm S5eppot bon Ser
-. Differentiation (frii6er @en-
bornerie.g9adtmeiIter in Or. Gap
pienen. areis O1ieocrlina) cr51blt IN
einem 6elopoii6rieic foleenoes 9lei.
teritiidden fir oos er oos @iierne
&rcll5 erbalten bat: 49,. @s aelong
mir our1 einen 3rid nit z Monn
% ruiiiihc Siii8ierc uuo 1929
W}ann eeionoen 81 nebmen ino oo5u
z Mai9inengepebre 81 erbeuten
Ser &orioa ipiclte ii1 po6r6eitsoe-
treu wie folgt ob. ghtf meinem Yo-
trouilenritt erfu6r ih, ooB in oem
Gorfe ct. Iib etpo 60 bis 80 9}ui-
len auibalten ioIlteu. Sd mar Der
glniidt 0oB es iiA mlr Inn ber-
iprengte fleinerc 9lbt6eiIungen ban
oeln fonue, im0 entidloB mid, tie
geiangen 81 ne6men Nlit meincu
5ipei 6el0genoannen uito fiiuf bin5n-
ae5ooenen Sdgern moribirte ih na1
Ser eenannten Srtidjoit. Gos @e-
l6noe eianete lib 81 meinem @orbo-
ben aitsqe5ei1net Gie S1ger iteIIte
id), ais ob lie Die Spite oariielten,
ouf Se6mcite Dor Dem betrefienoen
@eboft oitf. gtin iprengtc icb NIT
meinen 3iuei 6eloQenoarmen auf oaS
@e60it. SIN eriten 9lueenblide fab
oie Sade iebr fritiib fiir mid aus,
6enn Der sol pimmelte pie ein
9lmciicu6aliien BON 9luiieh aiA Die
Sdelinen ino St0ne idienen nit
9lnIIen aeiiiat. SD bebielt falt @lut.
9Luf meme enersiiAe Sro9e, ob ein
0ffi5ier ga lit, Der oertih fonn trat
Elm Sailptmam Dor imo iaete: DSa-
mo6l SerrGapitdu id fam oeutidj"
Torauf meme 9lutport: nGrtldren
Sie Sbren Sfii5icren ino @lom.
idaiten Solecuoes. llnier Snionte.
rie.0legimeut i'm 9lnmarid bierber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Nna sannerfeit beg eiibens.

@biIooeIpbin 8. San II
0ie BON Eonpa ergnnecne 9lnfiln.
0igung, Dob meeen oes ariegeS IN
oieIem 6riiDio6r fein Sdugcrfeli
itottfinoen foil, ideint in Diclen
Stdoteu oes Siioeus mebr oOer noe.
niger @eritimniune berborgerufen 81
bcben, ino iiberoll piro ooS Ser.
Iongen lout imo inlmer lnuter, inter
allen llmitdnoen ein Sdugerfeit au
bobeh.
Do Campo uripriinglih Oie Ser.
onItolhlnq zines iolhen Seites iiber-
nomnten batte, icbeinen Die onoeren
StGote iiA niht gerne OorOrdngen
su wollen, I'M Die lieben 9riiocr IN
Eompo niHt au fr6ufen. Gs lit ocs-
balls al Iie nod einnal Oic 9itte ee-
ridtet moroen id Die So6e Gil
fiqit au iiberIeeen uno pontoglib 81
bon0eln. SoIIte Ser 5meite 8eihluB
cine nobmolise glblebnung beOeu'
ten Damn 1T cs 3eit fir St6Ote, Die
Iib nm oos S1ngerfeit eerne be-
wcrbcu modten sic Sabrung in Oie+
lem Sobr 8u iibernebmen II obeIeid
ole Sriit flir6 miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

albDunmien, bic oen ,Denllhm G0grelpuu.
6cnten" nldt phuliiim ubef nurtoelmdHl1 rr,
bnlien fnb aeDelen, bgg Cflce bnudu pef xtle,
p0pn oocr inFliillm Wllt1cllunB du madltu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
eIMmmi. .0infn6r srmaaIidt.

g9oibinpton 9. Souuor.
Ole britiihe 9otidoft bat sic @c.
oineuneeu befonnt eeeeben, unicr
pel6cn omerifnuiiden 5a6rifontet
umo S6noleru geitottet mirO. @um.
mi aus gnelono rno ieinen GoIonicn
ein6ufiibren. Die Soupt6eoingimg
1T sic. BOB @orantie geleiiict miro.
onB Der @untnli ni@t pieoer IN ir-
apno elmer Sorm nod europdiidcn
2dnoern ouber iiber Gnolano ausge
fiibrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

@olbeitou, Ger. 8. San. ~
Gon5eiiionen ieoer glrt, melde in
Merifo bonn 4. Sanuor 1876 biS
6iim 1. Sanuar 1915 ertbeilt nor.
oen iino, iiuo Iout elmer geiteru I'M
bieiigen omerifaniIhen Goniulot
eineelaufenen 9lohribt bon Gor-
ran6a ourh eiu Gecret oufeebobeu
lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

beiddmeuo. @o9l lit sic Sriebfeoer
Oieier 8erieblltngen meiit S6mGhe
uno feline iuoeutide @elimung DER
offi5ieQeu Setter zines @ereins, aber
iel6it oies fam 0er5eit feline @nt.
idbuloigung iein. SIS lit iicber feline
iibermenihlihe glilfgobe, in Gereinen
9ei6liiiie berbei3ufiibren pelhe oie
Ierpenoung ser oeutiben SpraHc
bel allen gereinS 9lngelegen6eiten
Oorihrei6en. 9}otiirlicb lit Dies nur
Elm Sal imter oielen, in pel6en oen
nidt.oeutihen Ginfliiiieu innerbol6
elmer oeuti1en Organization Elm 5l
GROCER Spielroiun eingcrGunt miro.
gIber 100 iolhe 0lonoel beiteben, nruB
cine glenocrung eintreten, oeun Elm
flciner edit Oeutib gelnnter @ereiL
Ser in elmer Siitte pegetirt, BAT fir
uniere 3iele unO 3wede iingIeicb 60-
bere @idtigfeit ais ein 6ol6angliiir-
ter GROCER @erbono IN einem &nlait.
9luf melhe @eiie eir5elne @ereine
iidb i6r ociitibcS &eien er6alten, oas
lit i6re ei9ene Sa6e. gs giebt Der.
idieoene @ege, oie lofo(en @er61lt.
liilie ipre1en ouf nit. GoS 9eHt
81 Der 6oroerurg, OoB jeOcr 81 i6nen
geborige Gin5el. .Gerein aub mirflib
oeutitb bleibt, itebt oeu or0Beren Gin-
beiten, alio Oen itdotiiden uno itaot-
liden @er6dnoen, un6eoiuet SIT.
Gos gepoltigc @eiipiel Ser olten
Seinat6 iolte fir alle, rpel6e bier IN
9etrodt fonmen, ser 9lniporn gum
feiten Gntidluiie iein nit oen lle6el-
itGnOen auf8urGunen. SIN @crgleiHc
81 oriiben lit ia aaes finoerlei1t,
mas bier get6on meroen iol. ltno
au6 ole oertide ABreiie in oen Ser.
Stooten ge6t oen @ereinen, ipie
mo6l geiogt peroen Oorf nit einem
guten 9eiipiel ooran. Sic bat ibre
Seiltuugen i'm Snterciie Ser Stam,
mess@enoHen bier oerooppelt mo er.
fiiat 5ugleih nod beiten &rdften i6re
@flihten gegenii6er 0en Stammes.
9riioern peld5e fir mS oae in Sem
ungebeuren ariegc iteben. Sic 9ln.
forOeruugen iino oomit notiirlid
itorf geitiegen, oaein bon ieoem
Geutiden peroen in oieier enti6ei-
Oenoen &riie Spfer berlongt Grit
oirb Elm eintr0dtigcs 3uiomnen.
mirfen fam Der @infltB oes omeri.
roniidcn 0eutiht6ums gcboben iper.
oen es 1T oie @orbeoineune ieines
Grfolgs.
Gieier Gage iogte Elm Senator,
Mali6 aus Wlontano, in oen Ser.
Stootcn ge6e es MIR noereinSelte
Safe Der 9(bneigung ooer Seinoielig-
felt gegeuii6cr @roBbritaunien Die
obne 9eoeuhng iino. Gieier Slus.
ipru4 geibob tros Ger 96atiobe, bob
Ndlioncn bon Geutideu IN Oen Ser.
Staaten ousgeiproHene @egner gng-
lambs limo. 60 gering bemertbet
miro in monhen einfluBreiben an
glo.omerifouiihen areiien nod Der
giuihiB oes oeutiden Clements.
Soute uibt ieoer Geutide cine e6.
renpilidt Oariu crbliden iein Gbeil
oo5u bei5utroeen oaB Die Soltmg
Ocs Geutidt6lmS fiinftig uidt me6r
ais 10 nc6enid6lid betrohtef wcroen
fonn2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
SmtcrciIumtc statiitif.

gieroerfe6r. - @ldn5enOe Sci
flung Der Oeutiden 2inieu. IT.
9radten in iie6eu W}onaten 160,-
900 @aiiagiere.
gSew yorf, 8. Sonuor. ~ Ger
So1resauspeis Scr itatiltiiden 9l6.
t6eilung auf @ais Sslouo iiber Die
3abl Der pdbreno oes Sabres 1914
i'm Sofen bon 9}ep-gorf eingetroife-
neu iiberieeii9en Yaiiogiere crgiebt
Die E6atia6e, OoB Die beioen oelIt-
iGen 2inien in Den iieben Nlonoten
ibres 9etriebs nit 252 Gouipfern
100000 &aliogiere bef0rOert 6o6cn
ltnO jeOe Der Oellti9en &inien mebr
&aliagierc mGbreno Der Iieben Wio-
nate nlitgebrabt bat, ais allc anOeren
ein3elncn 0onlpferlinien nit olleini-
ger glusna6me Der Gmaro pGbrenO
oes goil5en Sobres. 9ie 0ompfer
Der Sapag ma1ten BON Somburg
na9 g}ep-Dorf 102 6abrten ln0 be-
foroertcn 709S 8erionen in Der f.,
1866 in Ger 2. &aiiite unO 1887
in Der 3. &oiiitc uno i'm 8wiiben-
oed, 3ulannen 67591 @erlonen.
Dfit 5m0lf Sabrtcn bradten Die Sa-
pag-0ampfer bon Wlittelmeerbdfen
1868 8erIonen. Die 0anlpfer oes
9tor0oelrtiHen 2loD0 bra1ten nit
1876 6abrten bon Bremen 5307 Ser
lonen in ser T., 9521 in Ger 2. Sea-
iiitc un0 47953 inn 3piidenoed, 5lt-
lanmen 62,7S1 9erionen. Nlit 70
4ompfern bra9te Der 9toroOeutibe
9lopo aus @littelmeerbdfen 1892
&erioneu nit.
Gic GrnarO-2inie bra6tc nit 40
0onpiern aus Siperpool 1916
@erionen in Scr l., 1851 %erionen
in ser 2. aaiiite lnO "a, ,506 I'M 3lpi-
ibcnoed, 5uIammen 50,973 Eerio-
ncn. ghls 6iumc lnO griecbii6cn
Sdfen bra9ten % Gunaro-0ompfer
38,5OS &oIiogiere. 0ie 9luitro-
9(merica-2inie befanO iid in Der glei-
den Gage mie sic oelltiden 2inien
imo i6re 0ompfer ma1ten in Oen
iie6en Wionaten "A 6o6rten nob Dem
&ofcn bon 93em-Dorf mo 6eiorOer-
ten 2t,579 Ecrioncn. 1ic SoIlano-
9(merico.2inie bcioroerte nit AZ
SSo6rten 9452 in Der T., 1873 IN
ser 2. Goiiite uno 22,560 i'm 3pi.
I6euOed, 5uiommen 46,385 @aiia-
9iere. Snsgeiannt mohtcn Die
Oompfcr Der 26 confurrirenoen &i-.
nien 964 SSobrtcn imo bra6ten 1917
393 Eerionen in Ser T., 161,0t9
Berionen in ser 2. aoiiite nnO 447-
329 Eerionen I'M 8mii6enOed, 81.
ommen 735,746 8erionen nit.
SIN @oria6re 6radten bic oclitiGen
9inien bon 1,33S,2t6 eingetroffenen
8oiIdgicren 402,64S nit. 0ie Som-
burg-Nlmcrifn.9inie bra6te nit t03
0ampferfa6rtell 1924 @erioncn
rno DER glorOoeitlbe 9loDo bro6te
nit t47 6obrtcn 217.4t4 Yerioncn.
sym @oriobre ma6ten oie idumtli-
6en 2inien 1888 Sobrten. Die GU
narO.9inie bro6te nit 55 6nbrten
BON 9iperpool 77421 @aiiogiere uno
nit 80 sSabrten bon Siume 46,62S
@erIonen. 0ie ghlitro-9lmericona
bradte nit SO 5obrten 42,628 %er-
ionen, oie SoQan0- -9lmerifn-Sinie nit
40 Iobrtcn 69,747 Eoiiaoicre Sb
oieIe &ecoro5iffern bonn Sabre 1913
in obIe66arcr 8eit pieoer erreidt
mcrOcn, cnt8iebt iib unter aegenp0r-
tigen @er6Gltniiien Der acnntniB Der
cria6renItcn S6iffabrtfenner, cbenio
ldBt Ii6 ni6t lagen, pie iid oas Ser
6dltniB Der 0ampierlinien 81 einou-
Ser geItolten miro, nenn Die 3pItdn-
sc wieoer normal eeporoen iein wer-
Sen.
9as SGnserfeit Oes SiiOens.
@biIo0eIpbio 8. San.
Die hnn Snmhn crnnnaene Qlnfiin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
GnaIaaO 6iIH

2on0on 8. Sonuor. Die
9onf bon Gnglono modte eeitern %.
touut, ooB iie 9luoebotc auf 250.-
100000 6roncs frausoiiide fiinI,
pro6entige ouf elm $obr Ioufen0e
Sdusomtsnoteu entoeeenuinunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

gelana mir oarouE ben transport
in lpdter glbcnoihmoe nod @. 8N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

gln Scr Spite Der @cfiirmorter oes
SGneerfcites itebt Die ~9eittide 8ei-
htng" in Gbarleitou Q. 6. sic lit
Ser 9tuiicbt, Dab gerooe iebt no es
70 u6tbig 1T, oen 8opf nidt bdngen
8u lolien oos pIonmGBige Singer.
feit iuter ollen llmitGnoeu itottfin'
oen iollte.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-01
L o C a L m e VI s
MORRISVILLE

The Woodmen will give dance at
Woodmen's hall Thursday evening of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Silloway spent
THANKSGIVING at the home OF w. S. Sill
loway in Elmore.
Mrs. William Mcdonald and three
children of Greensboro Bend have been
guests the past few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mcdonald on George
street.
Mrs. Clara Crowell entertained as
Thanksgiving guests Ned and Davis
Davis and Misses Clara, Ruth and Mar /.
on Davis of Wolcott and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Richardson and baby of Norris
town.
Last Friday pleasant family gather
ing was held at the home of Mr and
Mrs. T. B. Ellis on Winter street, when
the usual Thanksgiving dinner was lone
the less enjoyable if one day late. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis, Mss
Nita Ellis, Raymond Ellis, DR.. and Mrs.
w. M. Johnstone and daughters, Harriet
and Ruth, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Mark P.
Smith and son Ellis.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-01
VERMONT

An excellent photograph of the late A..
L. Goddard has, been placed in the Office
at the hide house-the place where he
was a familiar and faithful figure for
thirty years.
Miss Leantha Howard and Miss Mary
Sheehey, teachers in the St. Albans pub.
lie school, were guests a part of their
Thanksgiving vacation at Mr. and Mrs.
Page Ufford's. These young ladies were
associate teachers with Mrs. Utford and
undoubtedly had fine time in recalling
old events.
The recent sale of the Cyrus Perry farm
leaves but one farmer in that locality (the
Center) who was a resident there 25
years ago and that is Albert Whtcomb
He is the last and has lived on the same
farm in the neighborhood of so years.
One can scarcely realize that Mr.. Whit
comb and Mr. Perry are the last of that
sturdy lot of men which included Benz.
Campbell. Robert Campbell, Alvin Hub.
bard, Chas. Whitcomb, Quartus Noble,
David Sherwin, Wm. Wheeler, Hiram
Kellogg, A. c. Collins, Calvin Campbell,
Edw. Davis and Ariel Wilson. Great
changes sure have taken place in that
neig ghborhood.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-01
Get Savings Bank for the children.

Get Savings Bank for the children.
Somebody pressed the wrong button
this noon-hence the false fire alarm.
c. r. Patneaude was guest few
days the past week at his homsin Essex
Junction.
Frank Patno returned to Burlington
Friday, after visit with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Patno.
Mrs. Annie Durkee returned to st. AL
bans Friday night, after visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Norton.
The Brotherhood will give farewell
reception this evening at the Congl
church to Prof. and Mrs. Reynolds.
L. B. Boynton has completed the ship
ment of the 55th car of fruit and produce
this fall from Cheshire, Conn, to Vermont
and Western New York They consisted
of % cars of apples, four of grapes and
pears, the balance being cabbage and
other produce.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For SALE-One good secondhand Cook
Stove. H. WAITE & SON, Morrisville.
WANTRD.-Two experienced Mattresses for
December term of court. HYDE PARK INN.
WANTED-Two Teachers for Rural Schools
Apply at once to II. c. REED, Wocott
WANTED.-A Bookkeeper and Cashier. Ste.
biography ability not required
T.. W. WAITE, Morrisville
WANTED J. Calves, Cheap Cows and Bulls;
also Good Farms for sale. Telephone r24-3I
JOHN MINER, Hyde Park.
WANTED.-Carcasses of Horses and Cattle for
poultry food. Bring them and get your cash.
w. A, BENNETT, Wolcott.
For Sale.-Young Geese. Too good to kill
Excellent Breeders, both sex, Telephone or
write c. M. TENNEY, Hyde Park.
For SALE.-One pair Horses, about 27oo lbs
good workers. Want to sell at once. Also three
two-horse sleds, 7-foot hunks, ready for business
Inquire of C. A. SIMMONS. Stowe.
WANTED.-A large amount of Maple Veneer
Logs also large amount of White Ash Logs.
Loaded anywhere on Lake Champlain and Cen
trail Vermont railroads. For further information
write L. C. UDALL, Wolcott.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-01
First Settler of Orleans Counly

Now that the Library location is set
tied, it might be proper to give attention
to 1.-THE first settler of Orleans county,"
ohm McDaniels. ESQ, whose remains re-
pose in the old cemetery in the west part
of this town. just of from the road to
Johnson. This part of Lamoille county
was at one time part ofOrleans county
and Squire Mac" was not only the first
settler of the county. but was identified
in many ways with the early history
Hyde Park. He kept hotel at one time
in the hostelry then located on the Finne-
gan farm, east oil the present farmhouse;
he was long time justice of the peace.
and many interesting anecdotes are told
of him in connection with his duties IN
that capacity. He was also one OF the
organizers of Mt. Vernon Lodge r.
& A. NJ. (now located at Morrisville)
which had its beginning in his hotel.
Many other interesting events are con-
nected with his life. 1t is suggested that
a monument be erected fn his memory at
some point in our village, prehaps on the
academy campus. Surely, such an inter-
esting character is worthy of such recog-
milton.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-01
A Farewell Reception

Last Friday evening at the home of
Hon. and Mrs. Clement F. Smith on
Dorchester Heights, a reception was Civ
en- in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark p
Smith and son; who left Monday even
ing for their new home in Wiley, Colo.
About thirty guests were present and
the evening was pleasantly spent with
games and social good time. Rev. w.
7. Best made appropriate remarks and
at the close of the evening, the guests
joined in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
and son pleasant journey and health
and prosperity in their new home, a
sentiment in which the News and Citizen
joins heartily. They were presented
with half dozen f;uit knives by the
guests.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-01
Christmas Sale

The annual Christmas sale by the
Ladies' Circle of the Universalist church
will be held Dec. 8 in the church par
lors. Contributions for the fancy booth
may be left with Mrs. Mira Heath, Mrs.
Lila Kramer and Mrs. Alice George; |;
aprons with Mrs. Abbie Stevens; candy
with Mrs. Gussie Wheeler and Miss Lou
Slocum and food with Mrs. Gertrude
Greene and Mrs. Jennie Barrows. Mrs.
Cranmer will conduct an oriental booth.
Mothers attention is especially called
to the children's booth in charge of Mrs.
Florence Fisher, where aprons, rompers,
boys pajamas, etc., can be
found for their little ones.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-01
Bridge e-Thayer

This afternoon at the Universalist
parsonage occurred the marriage of Miss
Idamae Sylvia Thayer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. O. Thayer of the west part
of town, to Ellis Cleo Bridge, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Nd. Bridge of this village.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
R. D. Cranmer, the couple being unat-
tended. Both are we'll known and popu.
lar young people, the groom having been
a student of P. A. until recently. Con-
gratulations.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-01
Home Again!

E. E. Harris and George E. Towne re-
turned Saturday from a western trip,
having visited in several states and the
Expositions. Mr. Harris spent some time
in Sierra Madre, Cal, with Mrs. Harris,
who is spending several months with
their daughter, Miss Brenda Harris. El-
mer says it is great country but thinks
the weather has had nothing on Vermont
the past fall. The sheriff stopped off to
see his brother, Frank Towne, at Char
lotte, Mich, where he found the latter
busy but happy with his duties as presi-
dent and manager of a large automobile.
truck factory.
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HYDE PARK
County Court next Tuesday.

County Court next uesday.
AID now comes the water rents.
A wedding next Saturday afternoon.
Hear Miss Albertson Thursday night.
Miss Jennie ElIenwood skeeping house
for Fred Lawrence in Morristown.
A. L. Sherman of Burlington was in
town last Saturday on legal business.
Five car loads of Christmas trees have
been shipped from this place to southern
points.
H. c. Lanpher has been confined to the
house by Illness for several days, but is
now on the mend.
Miss Mabel Tolley of Vergennes spent
a few days here last week with her
friend, Miss Peaslie.
Some are behind on the minister sub
scription," and we are requested to ask
such to pay up now.
Eldei Besette, who has been visi ting
relatives here, returned to his home in
Ibervflle, p. @, today.
The Odd Fellows worked the Second
Degree last evening in an impressive"
and striking" manner.
Ralph Hebb and wife of Lunenburgh
were visitors over Sunday at the home of
his brother, Rollo Hebb.
Sam'l Morey is said to be in training
to become a member of Col. Roosevelt's
famous "Ananias Club"
A 3O5-lb. buck was shot by Rodney
Iones' son up Garfield way last week.
This is the largest yet reported.
Eight sign boards have been put mp on
that lower road, notifying travellers the
distance from a railroad crossing.
Mrs. Belisle and child, who have been
visiting at Theodule Besette's, have re-
turned to their home at Valleyford. r, l
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Killed Instantly in Woods

Charles Jackman, 62 years of age, was
instantly killed while chopping on the
Orrin Blanchard place in Elmore last
Friday forenoon. A tree which he felled
lodged, and when he was cutting away
the obstruction, limb struck him on
the head, inhicting a deep cash and
causing instant death.
The funeral services were held at his
home at Elmore Pond Sunday forenoon
ut 10 O'Clock, Rev. w. T. Best of Norris
vile officiating. Interment was in Ster-
ling. He leaves wife and three children,
who have the sympathy of the commu-
nty.
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The Sterling Trust Company

bank which is getting ready for business
and will commence operations Jan. 9Th.
j. d. Corley, formerly assistant treasurer
OF the Central Savings Bank of Orleans,
is to be the treasurer and he is now on
the ground and getting affairs into shape
tor the commencement of business. The
organization is not yet complete, but it
will be made up in the main of some of
Johnson's representative men, which is a
guarantee ofits solidity and success. At
tention is called to the advertisement on
this page
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