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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

MiafOnGr Ears 9anicn, gilObicrg.


MisiiOnGr Ears Snnicn, 9ilObjerg.
Zen 26. San. fplote Snore-9iis.
lions plOite l0ienoing, 0isiionqr
Cars Saniea. 9ilobierg, so 9Iar.
Ears 9onien er isOt / 9oitrnp
Sogn oeo 8arOe oen 26. Gan. 1885.
San miite0e tiolig fine 5orGIore.
Sans Sgifenoe bleu o%pOra8ne / Sat.
tig6niet, meoens ban ielo bleo op.
oraaet al So9nepraiten.
eiter i'm aoniirmation fom ban
S~frrO6erlure / 8arOe, bpor ban
oqiaa eiter enot ggretio arbeiOeoe i
nogle anr. inOtil ban / % Mars
aloeren neoiatte iia JON strGo0er.
meter / Iarm.
SITTER en- 4iten / en- 9ro at 5aoe
moret iis pei lpitia bIeo ban gre
bet itn Samoittig6eO % beggn0te
plioielig ct belt anOet Kin. sra
ben 1i0 - 1860 - TANNER bans
Omoenoelie. og ban ier inc toll.
qere 4or iom ipilote / 9erOensli.
pet.
Sen pao arigSoorct 1864 bIeD
ban inofalot men TOM fife meo i
ariaen. oa BAN bleo benDttet iom
Reaimcntsifrao0er. % loa en- lib
inofoarteret i aertemiuOe.
On fort 1io eiter 9ri8en booze
han / 9orris. men il1tteoe iaa 1861
til 8ilobicra. buor Dan iiocn bar
boet.
efter 9l~nbeialing Al Oen oaD9ren.
Sc Soaneprpit. ienere nioeoe Stiits.
PROFIT God / Ribe % 8roprietgr
9umaet}. Moltrup, bleo ban i 1868
antaqet iom 8oIportsr Tor SnOre
Misiion. San er iaaleoes life blot
Den pl0ite m1lcUeuoe / Snore-Dtis.
lions grbeioe. men ban er maaife
oaiaa Den eneite tilbageUprenoe a
Oen aamle Misiionprppe Sol.
portererne.
On Cars 0aniens Birfiombeo er
oct life %us0nenoiat at iortGae no.
ferliat, 6on cr tenot oper belle Sui.
lan0, huor @rO bar brugt bam til
me1en QeliigneI'e. san bar oltiO
bait i'm Smrfe { 0nsbeis9. % paa
De 0soe Gqne bar bau bo8itnOelia
opfnfoi 6errens Oro: .Jteo Dem til
al fomnel" San er goaet ira 3er
til ger ior at be6e 6oIt ON at fom.
me til WsOet. % oe Tom - iom Of.
teit oa. Den ban fan ogiaa iortGlle
ON, 5Dorleoes BAN m0ertfoen bIeo
uiit 10. "a bans 9o1tnife er taifrt
bag otter hnm no / SeIet.
stiae % iagtmooi1 too ban Den
op - % oanot netop oeroeo Soils
Agtelie % IiaiO.
Mere emo cen Sang er 9eisget be-
apn6t i%naleoes:
vaan a ipP en- BOG til ier2"
.g1ei, ri bar 9sger NOT.
.Raa a lung ell Sang ior ier2"
g8i fan ieIu ipnae."
,Rna a be- Ell 9en ior ier2"
Ri fan be- ielo."
.Moa a ber'2" -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

)f5.
- @ooseier IF. Sc6iitte til 9Dg.
6oIm er ben 30. San. ON Otter
mioongen nigoaet Oeo D60en, 80
2far 81. Gen af0eOe par Gio6er al
86g.
Qtnieums foritanoer 5. u.
drDitrup / &eruing er ben 5. 5ebr.
aiaooet peo 8eoen, ca. "a Qfar al.
6an oar oeforeret nleo 5%ortienitnle-
ooillen / Selp.
- Stiftamtman0 oner Sipllan08
Stiit q. 9n6oal er Ben 4. 5ebr.
afgooet neo DOZEN al ct Sierteilag,
So 9(or Of. Gen of0B0e. ser bar
aomman0er al Donne6rog al T..
@ro0 o9 Dnnnebrogsmon0, bar ira
1905 til 1911 Stiftomtmono / 81
BORG Stift og ira 1911 Stiftomt-
mano / SipGonos Stift.
- Sournoliit 8ru So6anne 0fe1-
er er 3atten til 4. 6ebr. %ofgaaet
be6 0e0en, rs 2far 81. Sen afop0e
bar ii0eu 1888 taget iorigt Del /
9fr6eiOet for aoinoeiaaen og bar
bolot oper 1000 6ore0rag ON TO-
ciaIe Gmner rllnot ON / belle 9on-
oct.
&n0breospriiernc. s51I0enriasni-
niiteriet bar ooeroroQet 9oraerre-
observation-disclosures 6ormnn6, 2on6s-
thingsmano @briitianien, Ron0.
mono @rom o9 8nre mn9Ier Suit
Cohen / oereS Gaenifab al WeoIem-
mer al Observation-Disclosures
iionen at ior6an0le meo Rlld6r6os-
iabrifant9 5oreniuaenS 9e0elie. Oct
isrite 0e6e fan6t Steo 26r0o9 Ben
30 San % man baabeoe iii. oRatt."
at bliDe iproiQe poa ct 06Oe, Scr bar
miot-til ,. 6ebr.
Sobrifanterne onier Itaoig en- 8or-
6eielie ior n%60nenoiq, men bar beo-
toaet / 6pert 3ol6 at uoiPtte 0enne,
inotit Tor6onolinqerne er tilen0e.
6rogte. Get menes 0oq, at 6orbano-
lingerne oil reiultere /, at Der oper.
ho0e0et fife iorel6biq timber en- 5or-
6sielie SteO.
Sooiremt oct err neonen0iQt, bil
Sc foninlnnoIe commissioner Gan
oct oper optaqe lignen0e 6orhano-
finocr me6 lofale @oaere.
Mun6. % 9%lOOiDsen. 8oa Sore
iperqiel bar geterinGrfpiifus 9ro-
iesior 9ang operfor o9tott." oplolt,
at ser hi0til er f%onitateret ca. balo.
an6ct 6unore6e 3iliploe al M1no'
% alopinQe, % Ser fommer gen
nemInitligt 4-5 me 8iliGl0e pr.
8og. Spqoommen er iprlig uobreot
pna SiplIano oa 2ollanOs 6oliter
poo Tnn GA | sSnllan0 er ser finn
forefommet enfelte EiIipl0e.
Sierrina, 80. Sonuar. st I'll
fpI0e al Dtrn0. oa alooipge er /
Doo fonitoteret poo 9arbrognnrO
oeo Sisrring, tilbsren0e Niels 81
reniens gnfe. g%eiptnin9en beItaar
n : 6eite, 30 arenturer, "a Soin
% s Soar. Gen ~olminoeli9e Nj
Ipprine er foretnget. Smitten me
mes, at pure iert til @aaroet AZ
Sol0uter, i6et 9eitpreren paa Bar-
broanor0 er inofal0t og lager L
aparter iammen me0 ell Soloot ira
Smioitrnp, bnor Ntllnos og 1loo-
ingen optrR0er.
- aeoe, 80. Sanuar. 0|llno- og
alouipQe er / @aar f%onltoteret We
IptninQen hos @aaroeier Ears 9an-
lens @nfe 1 Stumble.
Rosfil0e, 80. Sonnar. Otuno
og a%lopipge er fonitoteret / Ear-
celliit q. gnOeriens 9eiPtnlng i
Guiteo.
RinqiteO, 30. Saauar. @lltno-
% alooinQe cr / 0og %fonitateret /
9eintninaen hos @aaroeier Sans
aonien eifcool i SigeriteO.
Rafifoo. 80. Sonnor. Vfilno-
% aloui1ge er fonitateret i 6or-
pooter M}ot3ens 9eiGtning paoSnel-
linqe Nuls0oor6. 9%eiptningen be-
Itaar al 30 Seite, 212 areatilrer
og 60 Spin.
Gn Stmoiereiie til Imerifa. Vfeo
Stette ira OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I
.,,-a, ~ Nm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03
@amlc ariitcn SafobicnS
1,... -, HnetmU;uopr

SiItOricr on SortGninacr
fortaIt for 9grn.
lt6aibet al llopnlget for Snnr'
MisIions ACCOMPLISHMENTS ! 9on
mari. rs Sioer, % 5ortGnin1rI
Meo Gortpuerens 1ortrUt poe
Smsrooet. 4ris % Cts.
DAN. LTTH. PUBL. HOUSE
Blair. Nebraska
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

&c a8erl. LID. rel1tlteret ! Ell Ell
temmig Snoitiaing til S~noenrigs.
miniiteren. 3ugbrgosiabrifantern
ct gaaet meo til, at ben ullpureu0e
4ris for ct s pos Gug6rgo, 90
Gre, fife o0erifri0es / in0eopren0e
6gitaar, i0et De til @engul0 oDer-
for BET oiientlige bar iti0et oeres
9etinaelier, iom llobalget pan i'm
Sioe bar tiltraaOt iom rimeIige.
9aa bette @runofag bpi(er Sno.
itilingen, % 4ig6relien lig9er Der.
eiter Snoenriasminiiteren Saano.
! San0iDnligbeoen toler ior, at Sn.
oenri9sminiiteren isIger Snoitinain
gen. 3er oil BOG aaa ct Gar Gage.
ier 0fientIi95eoeu iaar enoelig De
Ifeo.
Zen tore 6iGlpiombeO. 9ibor9,
4. 5ebruar. 9no 9iborg ,@9nen er
Der / 9iq6eo meO, hDa6 Ser fer an.
0rc Ste0er, / Be iioite 8age blepen
afhoI0t ct tort initial We0er meo
set 3ormoal at iifre WinOrebemiole.
Sc gratis eQer biai9t Rnabrso.
Der bar operalt ppret itor 5iIilit
ming, og Ofierpiaiqbeoen bar oG-
ret iaa itor, at man aoifiai9e Ste.
Der life alene fan uooele Rlabrso.
mct oaiaa aartoiler % Wplf
II Oriucnoc Niner. aalun0borq,
4. 8ebruar. 4orf Camper gDio.
ma" adptoin 4poIo. al Bergen er
/ 9oa anfommen til Golnn0bora
ira 3mferqite. aaptainen rnppor.
tercr, at 3amperen 5irs0ag Otter.
mi00na al. 1 me0 5 Minntters
WeQemrlm mB0te TO orioen0e hi
ner j Sfogeraf ret u0ior SAINT
holm. 1amperen pasiere0e Niner.
ne iaa mar, at man ira 9roen finn.
Dc ie 6aooe 9iogler % 9eiloa paa
Dem.
6o0eritoi Supporter. Riniiteri.
ct bar / 5elge gG}att. a for at rem.
ifpn0e transporter al 5ooeritoiier
aioct S~tats6anerne 0rore I'll, mo
til De fleite Sfib5looninqer er be
tract. al ia0e Observation-Disclosures
no til 2ouoet aoa ioron n~Imin0eIiat
6rdataoos.
Mar ueo 9pocn. 5orie0en 81
termi00ag bar 10 n1ge Gamer i
Qemoig, 5ru asiiitent 8asmusien
90 Grf. SohoHne Settled, npr BE.
pen orpbt ueo @o5iorqiitning Ge
anuoe / 1elae oSolIteb. I'm ifru.
Fl iorfert paa en- Al 9d0eonnens
Saner, ioa at @asien peoblen at
itr6n1ne uO, locn at Sc mprfc0t
0ct. Sort ga 9ooet bar iorbi op.
0ooeoe 5rllen. at 1rf. Seitbad iaa
no til at pare ma. % itrafs eiter
bciuineoc nm. 6rnen hanoe on
nctou arGiter nof til al fomme M
al 9aoenGreliet, fraple op 40 en-
5rappe o. foloe paa en- Game /
Suiet. hporeiter ogina bun mllte0e
0cuioit6eoen Ser fom burti9t 2U.
aebiplp. % De TO 8anler blep REQ.
oct.
st Smno / airfcn. Riuafebina.
4. Sebruar. l1noer 0eobrponings-
ar6eioet peo Sfern airfe ianot man
0u1 ct 6~aetrGsifrin ! airfens
nor0re Whir ca. 6 CONNER nn0er
Qoitet. Snoeni Sfrinet ion0tes ct
min6re 2pOerifrin, Der i%nOeholot ia
@ulorinae. / 9rnitimpffer, bporai
Sc 3 par al @ulo. iamt Q tore
SsIumsuter me6 Snoifriiter ira oct
IS. Is. % II. g~orbnnoreoe. "a.
ucrnc par u~eIbeoareoe
IRA 5pem. aalbors, 6. 5ebruar.
lluoer Stormen / gtat er @alealer
- Snaeborg" al aoloino itranoet oeo
Snolebet til sails. @aleaien bleu
lut % ianf iaa oobt, at 9anoei
itoo oper 0pffet. 9eietniuget, Der
beiioo al TO Niano, tDeOe or Big
ninqen, bpor De ioo enOnu i Nor.
ges, oa oaal6orgbuS" fom lorbl.
Ger bleu ira Damperen lat en-
9oao no, men ben fnnoe life nda
ben til grnget, ifent ben tom lno
mar, at mon ira Baden funoe berC
De Sfibbruone rnabe ON 9iGlp.
aal6orgbus@ praieoe oereiter 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03
Gn stmoiereiie til gmcrifa. Meo

Gn Stmoierejie til Imertfa. 0feo
5tette ira SaanooGrferforenin9en /
ae6en6aon 90 5orenin9en al oall'
ife 6oQ6laoe % Giosifriiter lfitloe
gorgcrreprpientont, Sneofermelter
6arl Smit6 i 9c%gpnOeIien al 5ebr.
meo .1re6erif Den Ottenoe." airei-
Ie til gmerifa. ReiieuL Der onta9e'
fla oiI itrGffe fla ooer % Mao'
ne0er, gql0er Reip gorf og SLID
beliio, coentuelt oaioa 96icdgo %
Gan 6rancisco. 6ormaalet er i'll.
.Gott. at moeribge, 6porleoeS
Saonopurf % Snouitri / @merifa
fn6retter iig m0er Ben i%orboonoen'
oaren0e aria8Iituation, ipecielt meo
gfsporten for gie, % 6oorleoeS
man 6eropre forbereber iig poa at
nSnotte Sen Situotion, ser fommer
til at foreligee eiter arigen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03
FRU HEMPELS

FRU HEMPELs KoGEBoG.
En- skonomisk Husholdnings Koge- og Syltebog.
289 Slider. Trykt paa godt Pair med store, klare Typer.
At Forfatterens Forord hidsettes f9lgende:
Mar jeg hr samlet denne Haandbog for Husmedre, er
Diet like fordi, Diet err nOget nyt, der her fremkommer; men
de like fa Aar, jeg har beskeftiget mig med den huslige
Corning, har jeg samlet og opskrevet hvad nyHgt, sparsom-
meligt og godt, ieg har provet og erfaret. ~
Bogen vii findes nyttig enhver Husholdning stSrrs
eller mindre hvor der ses hen pa Okonomi og god Orden.
vorSpeciel Pris IS Cents.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03
etat.ns anafOb.

Stut.ns Nngfpb. Ooenie, %.
Saniiar. Da Der al De 10000 Tor.
Bug, iom 5tiitomtmanO Simoui
Tor Statens aegnina ital opfg6e /
C6enie 9(mt. fun er in6eaaet iii
buo paa aonife iaa 1enoer, bill
5tiitamtnlonoen onpenoe Den 5rem.
gangsman6e, at ban pil reiie no
Sognene FOR at opforore 2anompn.
oene til at iplge. 5 9ng boloteS
Meoe / 6ran9oe So1n, bpor Ser
blcp fsbt 500 5or. 8re eaer nG-
item oIt oiiponibelt 9rsoforn, Der
finoes | Sc9net. 2anompnoene bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

SuberitOf 5Gniugen. Sra Stotis
tiff 1epartement er Der / 6elae
.QoI.0 itoienot 10000 Sfemoer til
Sc lofaIe grisre9ulerin8s .aommis-
foner. ser ifol foreitaa OptGain9en.
9Gae ire aorniorter, 9ilg, 8pa,
Sue0e % Sapre, goar ino moer
oenne, ser oesuOen omiatter aar-
tofler, 6ooerroer, @ulereo0er, III.
iolo ira Snfferroer, Qielasie %
Wel. @eoens OptG0ingen ai9reo.
form fom til at oiniotte 10000 2ano'
cienoommc, oil Den MI i%ore9anenoe
O%ptraine fomme til at ipGnoe oper
ira 100000 op til 100000 eiea-
BONNIE.
Gna6rpbspriicn | d~obenbnpn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mellem oct | SIS.
bcnbopn irrlig neoiatte g~reollooola
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

9p6sfalo. 2erong ben 30. San.
~iorocoes unOer meaen DeItogelie ira
Sn0re.M Missions @enner / uio Ont
freos Sacob anoerien, q. eifiIe.
Itrup pe6 EelI6ie.
Sans aauOelige @GffeIie, ~ifripcr
SIR. 0abf.", TANNER ira De aar
- l85s-63z On Rnitor Sobs.
6luiien bar @opeIlon / Stenmag-
le ct Bar Nil oeriro. San og en-
troenOe gto6o tit mart g9nens 5olt
til at iamles biemme bos Dem | De-
res @aar0e, hpor Sacob anberien
paa lin ipoue, enfoloiae Wtunoe for
flareoe @ilos Orb, iom ban babe
iaaet far.
Senere par BAN nirfiom oeo
mango Wisiionsbuies Oprettelie
oe forIfelliae Cane, Iiaeiom BON
oDriat 6apoe ct goOt Roun | Menig'
beoen.
8co SorOeiproen tolte | Soberilt
airfe SoeneprGiten, 8aitor 5. =
Tenaer o. SogueprGit lllricb, I'll
(eIe. llngoomsforenineen ianoaD ei.
liz or Sor0en", 90 aiiten bfen boo
ret inc | airfen, % ienere iang 5or.
eninacn ct Tarbel peo @ropen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

Wajs til 9Ornbolm. Genne. >.
5ebruor. 9ornbolms Anoel5ipine.
ilagteri bar / Gog boIot &epreieu-
tantmsoe / &eane, 6Dori meooeltes,
at 9eiprelien / @oar bar iluttet en-
Camper til at bente 10000 Cor.
MaiS / amerifa. Briien antage5 at
blioe -. Sir. pr. 100 agY % Mai
len mene5 at fumme opre paa BORT
6olm omfrina Mioteu al 9(pril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

6o0eritof Supporter. 0finiiteri
ct bar / 5eIge gGatt.~ ior at rem.
ifuu0e transporter al 5ooeritoiier
qioct S%tatsbanerne 0rore til, inc.
til De ileitc Sfib5looninger er be
Ier1et. al iaoe Observation-Disclosures
no til 2auoet aoo ioron nImin0eIiat
3ro9taoos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

5onrnaliit 8ru 3o6anne Mep-
er er Ratten til a. 5ebr. of9aaet
oeo 0e6en, rs Qfar 81. Sen oioeoe
bar iioen 1888 toget iorigt Del /
2frbeioet for apinoeia9en og bar
6oIot ooer 1000 6ore0rag ON TO-
ciaIe Gmner rllnot ON / 6eGe Can
BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

Stiftamtman0 oper Sinllanos
Stiit q. 0o6oaf er oen 4. 5ebr.
aigooet beo OGDEN al ct Sjerteilag,
So 9(or 81. Gen uf0p0e. ser bar
Commander al 0anne6rog al T..
@roO o9 0nnne6rogsmon6, bar ira
1906 til 1911 Stiftomtmono / 8i.
borg stiit o9 ira 1911 Stiftomt-
mono / Sipaonos Stift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

6rgitrup i &eruing er Den 5. 5ebr.
aigooet oeo 0eoen ca. "a 2far al.
san oar oeforeret meo 6ortienItme-
0oillen I Selp.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-09-03
LUNENBURG

Most of the schools in town will
commence Tuesday, Aug. 31st.
Fred Curtis, wife and son, have
been spending a week at Rumney,
N. H. guests of Mrs. Curtis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Coburn.
1Irving Silsby and wife of Rumney,
N. H., are spending some weeks at
George SiIsby's, where Mrs. Silsby
will assist in the care of Mrs. George
Silsby, who is making a good recov-
cry from her recent operation.
The annual fair and entertainment
of the Congregational church held in
the town hall last Wednesday even
ing was very successful. The enter
tainment passed off nicely and was
enjoyed by The large audience pres
ent.
The body of Madam Kel ey of
Newport, w., who formerly resided
here, was brought to this place for
burial Thursday in Riverside GENE.
terry beside her husband, who was
buried here several years ago. Hel
son, Rev. Chas. w. Kelley was pastor
of the M. E. church here severa
years and the bereaved family have
the sympathy of many friends II
this town.
Warren L. Simonds and Abbie C
Dodge, both of this town, were
united in marriage last Wednesday
evening, Aug. 25th, by Rev. Alder
Gregory. Miss Marjorie Bell actet
as bridesmaid and Fred Simonds O
st. Johnsbury, brother Of the groom
was best man. The bride was at
tired in pretty gown of blue crep
de chene. Only the near friend
and relatives were present. Tn
happy couple received many gifts o
silver, cut glass and linen. They ar
spending their honeymoon at Made
! and Boston, Mass, and will be a
home to friends after October first
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. R
Stuart.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-09-03
Boy Singer in Lewiston.

A most intere sting lad of II years,
who is enjoying his summer in Au-
burn, Me. is William Patterson Atwill
of Dubuque Iowa, son of William At
will, superintendent of the Illinois
Central railroad.
Altho he does not come of a must
cal family, Master Atwiil from a
tiny boy has always loved to sing
and when he was nine years old it
was realized that his voice was eX-
ceptional and soon he commenced
studying voice culture with Dwight
Phelps, one of the most eminent in
structors in the vicinity of Dubuque
For two years he has been singing
in the St. Johns Episcopal choir in
his home city, and, altho the young
est in the choir, his voice is often
heard, clear and true, above all the
others and frequently he has solo.
He thoroly enjoys his music and is
ever willing to give of his talent for
concerts and other entertainments.
Master Atwill kindly sang at the
morning service in Trinity Episcopal
church, Lewiston, Me-, last Sunday,
and will also have a solo there the
coming Sunday. People who heard
him were delighted with his voice, a
soprano of wonderfully sweet musi-
cal quality and full tone.
Not on y is he an unusual singer,
but he is much interested in piano
music and has been studying this
instrument the last year with excel.
| lent success. In his regular school
work, too, he ranks well. He is in
the seventh grade.
Master Atwill has spent severa
summers in Auburn, coming to visit
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
F. L. Tracy, Fourth avenue. He
came East this season with his aunt
Miss Patterson, and this week they
have been joined by his mother
They will soon return to Dubuque,
for the schools there will open Sept
Sth.
Mr.. Atwill was at one time trair
dispatcher here. Master Atwill'
mother will be remembered as Mis-
Elizabeth Patterson, formerly O.
this place.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-09-03
Wedding Bells at Norton.

The home of Mrs. Cora A. Nelson
Of Norton was given over to festiv-
ity upon the evening of September
first when Edith Mildred, Mrs.
Nelson's youngest daughter, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Leon
Wilson Pulsifer of Burlington, Vt.
At 7:3o pm, the bride, gowned
in white silk crepe de chene and
carrying bouquet of bridal roses,
entered on the arm of her brother,
Judge Edward J. Nelson to the
strains of the wedding march from
Lohengrin, which was rendered
by her sister, Mrs. Herbert w.
Blake, of Gardner, Mass, and was
led to the groom, who with Rev.
Wesley Spencer of Dixville, P. O.,
was standing in a grotto of ferns
and seasonal flowers.
The impressive double ring cere,
mony according to the ritual of the
Baptist church was then performed
by the Reverend Wesley Spencer.
Ruth Nelson and Nelson Blake,
niece and nephew of the bride act
ing as flower girl and ring bearer
respectively. Immediately after
the ceremony Mrs. Spencer render
ed the solo, "Oh Fair and Sweet
and Holy" and then after the
usual congratulations the company
adjourned to the dining room and
partook of bountiful refreshments.
At late hour Mr.. and Mrs.
Pulsifer left for Burlington, where
Mr. Pulsifer will be employed DUR
ing the coming year as teacher Of
otenography at the Burlington
Business College. and where they
will be at home to their friends
after October I, at No. II North
Winooski Avenue.
Those present were: Rev. anc
Mrs. Wesley Spencer of Dixville
Que. Judge and Mrs. E. J. Nelson
of Norton, Judge and Mrs. +. ]
Parsons of Island Pond, Major ant
Mrs. l.. A. Akhurst of Coaticook
Que. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. BlakC
of Gardner, Mass Mrs. Josial
Parker of Dixville, Que, ant
Frank Nelson of Island Pond.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-09-03
Lancaster Fair

One of the big fairs of New Hamp-
shire is that of the Coos & Essex
Agricultural Society held in Lancas-
ter. Extra efforts have been put
forth this year to make the fair to
be held on Sept. 7,8, 9, and 10 vastly
better than its predecessors. Over
$4,000 has been added to the pre-
miums and there are many special
premiums in addition, including two
silver cups. That the proper en-
phasis may be placed on tire agricul-
tural side of the fair two special
exhibits will be shown that are sure
to be of value to farmers. Commits
sioner A. J. Felker will have charge
of the exhibit of the Board of Agri-
culture and Prof. Batchelder of the
State College will have the move
able school" of that institution.
Nevers' Famous Reg. Band of Con-
cord, N. H., the finest band in New
Hampshire, will be on hand the last
three days.
Sept. s will be known as Cover n
or's Day" and Gov. Spaulding and
other dignitaries will be present.
The attractions cost the society about
SO per cent more than in any previous
year. AS a headliner there will be
Redding, whose famous exhibitions
have been the talk of New England,
He is the only licensed aero-pilot in
Massachusetts. He will make two
flights on each of the last three days
of the fair and once each day takes
a passenger who drops from the
aeroplane with parachute. Another
leader is Dare Devil Oliver, the sen
sation of many big fairs. He dives
from a 104 foot ladder into a shallow
tank of water. There will be some
good racing on each of the last three
days. There will be seven races
with a purse Of $4,000 in each race
1t is expected that more than 81
horses will be entered in these races
Irene LaTour will be the stage en-
tertainer and she is a contortionis
of the first rank. Everything point!
to a big fair that will satisfy and in
struct.
The Coos and Essex fair grounds
from which can be obtained {
splendid view of the mountains are
unique in many ways. The grounds
are perfectly level and from then
the association has just cut a ha!
and grain crop valued at $500. Their,
is no dust to annoy patrons anC
; property is maintained in good con
dition.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-09-03
Car Service Efficiency Meeting.

The largest meeting of the car
service efficiency was held in the
Y. NJ. c. A. building, Tuesday,
Aug. 3Ist, there being over I25
present; this large number was
made up of agents from stations
between the cities of Quebec, Port
land, and local railroad employees.
After the different subjects we've
disposed of by the different speak
ers, the meeting was open to any
member present and much enthusi-
asm was shown by expressions of
opinion and formal remarks by
those present. The subject of Mr..
E. Harwood, illustrated by stere-
opticon views, on the efficiency Of
handling cars was of much value
to those present. Following is a
program of the meeting:-
S.oo-8.o5 pm. Chairmans Re-
marks. J. J. Connolly, Supt.
8.o5-8.2o pm. F. Price, Mont
real, Supt. car service G. T. R.
Subject:-Facts and figures deal.
ing with per diem and setting
forth the new continuous home
route card arrangement.
S.2o-8.45 pm. Discussions anc
questions.
S.45-9.o5 pm. A. G. Thomasor
of Boston, commissioner New Eng
land demurrage commission o
Boston. Subject:-National Cal
Demurrage Rules and their prope,
Interpretation.
9.o5-9.2o pm, Discussions ant
questions,
o.2o-9.3o pm. c. P. Riddell o
Montreal. Subject:-Descriptior
of our Fast Freight Manifest Sys.
tenn and handling of reports con.
nected Herewith.
9:3o-935 pm. Discussions an(
questions.
9.35-9.45 pm, E. Clibbon o
Montreal. Subject:-Detailed ex
plantations of the handling of inter
change reports and conductor
journals in our general car account
ants Office.
9.45-9.5o pm. Answering ell
quiries arising from same.
100000 pm. E. HARDWOOD 0
Montreal. Subject:-Station ant
office records and examples of tn
value of Car Day. Especial wore
( for men of car Department.
A few minutes for expressions o
opinion in a general way and form
al remarks by any who may feel s.
disposed.
Chairman will indicate name
of closing.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-09-03

Mrs. D. W. King and Mrs. Bell
Johnson are spending the week in
st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Mary Mills of Lyndonville
spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. Peter Collins.
The Jitney social held at Grange
hall Friday evening was grand sue
cess, over 70 persons being present.
Earl Moore, who has been spend
ing week with his sister Mrs. Frank
Ball, has returned to his home in
Danvlle.
At the next Grange meeting, Sept.
third,a description of several of the
European countries will be given by
several members.
Kathrine Labeare of Montague
Mass, has returned home after
spending four weeks with hel
brother, Thomas Labeare.