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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Nab unb trufen in WiseonFn.

llngesGblte @aitipirtbiduften in ben
Bisconiiner Stdotben, bic bel Der
Rabl i'm @pril fir troden itimmten,
mubteu fiir3lih ibre Sbiren ihlieBen.
Sn fiiui8ebn nnberen 8emeinipeien,
lpieber fonnten Die 9aittpirtbe ibr
Spangspeiie unterbro6enes @ei6drt
bon Neuem aufnebmeu. Sic Stdote.
tpeIde troden ipurben, limb: Arpin,
aueuita. 8lad Niper Sails, Sopcepiue,
Spipn Boscobel, grodlpap, Scu Gen>
ter, 9rofpntotpn. @alomu, Cameron,
Glebelunb, Carton. 9opning, eagle,
gustpprtb, emerald, Sal 8iuer. Sairz
ailb, Green Cafe, @ranton. Subion.
Soptparb. &iueston, Gaonn, Merri<
mad, Wenomonie, Sem Hitmonb,
gteu &uburn, Ylattespiue, Siuage
Ylpper, Hanbolpb, Nice 2afe, Supe>
rior, Bbitepater, 8bite Hiber unb
8eitfielb. Superior lpar Die srOBte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Sinberipicl nit t5btlidcm Iussans.

Ser Is Sabre nlte Nop Wor9an
iplrbe in Der elterlihen Wobnun9 bel
Climber, nnbc Spbnstoipu, Su., bon
ieinem 3polfjdbri9en Sruber burd
einen ShuB ausen6lidlih gctDbtet.
Su abipcienbeit Der Gltern ipielten
Die beioeu 8rilbcr. unb cs fam ibncn
in Den Sinu, NpfcIbicb unb Sarmer
gu ipieleu. Hop ipieltc Die Holle bes
Npfeloiebcs, Sbcpbpr Den entrilIteten
Sarnlcr. Der olrf Ben Npielbieb i6icBt.
Ser Shub aus bc5 Satcrs oermcintz
lib nngclaoencr Sliutc traf Den
dlteren Srloer III Den aopf, oe'len
unmittelbureu 500 berbeifilbrenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Seine Sautfarbe fummt ppn innen.

gs TT ldhcrlid, 81 crtparten, baB
mar Durd Yllbern cine refine 8elid)ts>
farbe crbalten pirb. Ian gebe Dem
llebel aif ben @runb unb reini8c Den
&Drper griinblih burd ben 8ebraud,
bon Or. Sings Netp 2ife Yilen. Sc
Iinoe in Der g8irfun9, ubue 2eibidmerz
sen gu peruriafen, reint9en lie iebod,
bic 2ebcr infpI9e ibrcr @irtuna auf
bic @inseipeibe. @ut fir &inoer, TO-
ipie fir erpadiene unb alte Berionen.
Ntatet nod beute ben Iniang nit Der
Gerid)onerun9 Gurer @eiihtsfarbe.
% Gents bel @urem N~potbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Silft Slpan's Ointment bet
~Hbeumatismus?

Sraget 9ieicuiscn, bic cs ecbraus
den, tic piiicn cs. gu benfen. pab
ih ndbrcnb al bieicn Sabren lit uno
baS cine 25 Gents Slal6e Sloans
Ointment mid furierte". i6reibt Gin
banfbarer 9eullser. @enn Sbr an
Tbeumatismus, Neuraleie, Niitens
Ihmer8cn pber Stcifbeit leibet, ioltet
Shr nift berIGumen, cine Slaid,e
Sloun'a Sll bpleu. gS tpiro Gllh
acknowledgements 2inoerun9 bringen.
Gs fpGrmt unb linbert Die i6mer5ens
Den, iteiicn SbeiIc unb Sbr bcfinoet
gud beoeutcnb ppblcr. aaufet cs in
irgeno elmer Slpotbefe. Nur 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Wiro mein &inb Or. Sings Rem
DISCOVERY einnebmen?

0ie bette anttport lit 9r. Sings
SEEM Discovery ielbIt. IS lit Elm an
~genebmer, iiiber Sprup, Ieiht gu
nebmen. gs entbdlt ~bieienisen Ieois
tamente, Die iih pdbrenb laneidbriser
g~rfabr,ng als bic beiten 9e9en Sniten
unb Grtdltunsen ertpieien babcn. Sic
ieniaen, Die Sr. Sings Stem discovery
am Idnsfteu gebraudt baben, limb
beIen bette Sreunbe. Rebenbei lit leoe
SlaI6e garantiert. 8enn es @ud
niht 5ufrieoeniteut, erbaltet Sbr guer
@elb suriid. &aufet cine Slai6e;
oebraldet es, nie porseidrieben. 8e@
ballet, mas iibri9 bIeibt, ais S6us
gegen Suiten unb grtdltun9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20

oas auf ieiner Seite itanb, 9cpenft,
bon ieinem Soften 5uriit5utreten.
IItpona lit iest bonn f. Suli an
trpden, ba Die geplante @uitpirtbz
ihait, Die bon Der Iltopua Rercantile
60. eeiiibrt peroen ioa, nod ntdt
often lit. @dbrenb bisbcr Die Snfore
poratoren Die alls Der 8irtblhaft 81
ertpartenben lleberihiiiie 6uerlt 5ur
grridtung cigener @aiierlperfe be-
mlecn poaten, lpolen jcet einigc bon
linen bas @elb CUR grrihtung zines
.. sc. 6. 81 @ebduhcs peripenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Srupiiher Sturm furbert iieb5ebn
Spfcr.

Ser tropiife Sturm, ipcld)cr an 8.
,3slli pont Golf bon Ierifo ber Die
dmeritanii6e &iiitc iiberidIrittcn bate,
bate Bis am 7. Suli mitbeitens II
Wenitenopfer 9eforbcrt uno Sads
id,aoen in Sobe bon piclen Wtilionen
anaerihtet. Sic Soocsfdle crci9@
neten lid bel 9elpit, Nla., mo iicb5cbn
Negcr umfnmcn.
Ser Sturm erreid,te 8eitipeili9 cine
@citpinbigfeit bon 104 Wcilcn III
Der Stunbc. Sbcilc ppn 2ouiltann,
Slorioa, Wiiiiiiippi unD alabama
purber beim9eiudt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Rcuartise 95inna Der S6anffrase.

als @eiultat Der Sifierenseu nit
Dem Stabtratb iibcr bas Yroiett Der
muni5ipalen @aittpirtbihait, bus Die
orei bisber %beitaubenen 2ofale Der
Stabt aus benz @ei6dfte trieb, nno
ipesen Der Waioritdt, bic in Der Gns
.gele9enbeit sesen ibn lit. trat giirs
gcrmciIter 6. @. Sting bon @ltoonu,
8is.. bon ieinem Soften 8uriid. Siirs
germeiiter Sing mar Elm @e9ner bcs
8roietteS. 4uh alderman Si9els
burit, bas ein5ise Stabtratbsmit9lieo,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
8eiunbe 2inoer limb lcbbaft.

8enn guer ainO trd9e. bleif, rei3s
bar lit uuo berlrmlie9en mil, 10 leibet
es notwithstanding an Wiirmern. Is iii
aidapoo 8orm &iaer. elm angenebmer
aonfett, Den ale aitlber gerne eiicu,
lpas guer &inb bebarf. @cbet ibm
MIR cine babe bis 5t elmer gan3en
2o5engc auf eiumal uno Sbr iperbet
iofort bns Heiultat iebeu. Cine jebc
Wutter Iolte cine Sfnttcl bcriclbcn
on Sanb baben. % Gents in alien
Nppthefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Siinfbunhert uene Spaarfbnise.

@eul1 eS Dor benz Nusult 1914 IN
Sen |~ercinigten Staaten 400 Wil@
Iiondre CAB. 10 biirfte lid Die 3abl
nah elmer Shaeun9 Der Sem Yorfer
.8epiep Of Nepietps" I'm minoeitcns
500 per1nebren. Ser @ruub ba3u
lteet ieIbitperitdnblih i'll Der un9e>
beureu Steieerun9 Der amerifaniIhen
8affens II. Runitions zSnbuftrte, Die,
ipenn bas notbi9e getriebsfapital pors
bonbeu lit, gu ecrabe5u ihtptnbclbaften
8ctpinnIten fibrt. Inn lid pupon
cine uuecfable @oriteuun9 gu MAIDEN
mlb mar ipilien, pel6en llntIae Die
amerifaniifeu neutrality-suspicious.
i'm 2altfe Der Seit er5ielt babcn. Gins
Der Sduier, bas NIT an Der Spiee oes
8ei6Gites marihiert, Die Dupont Idle
YuIperiabrif, bat 8ertrdge in elmer
S0bc bon iiber elmer Wiliarbe abees
ihlo1en unb fonnte I'M Sftober an tbre
Attionare cine Sipibenbe BON 20 b.
s. ausi6iitten. Sic betreibt iiinf uus
gebeure Sabrifen, Die fleine Stabtc
oaritellen. On 8ebdltern unb 2Dbnen
be5abIt tie monatlih 100000 unb
ein3elne ~beionbers eeihidte Grbeiter
be5ieben elm Sa9eseinfommeu bon $40
bic $12. gin Spreng1tpffen tperoen
tdglih 100000 ailoerumm berseitellt,
in ral6loiem SuIper lieiert auein Die
Sabrif auf Gar,ep's Yoint $4,000
~&ilo9ramm ta9lih; uno oa bas YftnS
nit $500 an Die entente pertauft
tpirb, tpdbreub es ben 9eriteuern nur
cttpa 80 Gents toitet, 10 ipirft ALIEN
bieie Sobrif tdelih eineu Hetngefptnn
bon $4,000 ab. Sabei peroeu Die
beitebenben @nlaeen jtdnbie errpeitert,
10000 4rbetter limb an N~eubaIten
tbdtig; bort, mo nod Dor einem Sabre
@etreibe po9te, rau6en beute Die
Sdlpte elmer rieii9en Wunitionsfabrit,
Die $4,000 Grbeiter beihdftiet.
Sn dbnliteu f%abelbaften Ibmenrn
gen betpe9eu lid Die @eihdfte Der
Bethlehem Steel Company, beute pobI
bic erobte Runitipnss nnb 8affens
I~icfcrantin Der 8elt. Die angeblidJ
ielbit aritpp uub Grersot binter iid
ldBt. Sbre @eipinne i'm berfloiener
@eihdttsiabre iperoen alf Sc Wtilios
men Dollars ansegeben. Die idbrlihe
Yulbereraeu9ung belduft iih auf L.
100000 Spnnen, unb babel bat Der
8reis Der Soune felt aricesausbrllf
nm brei Souars aufgeidla9en. 90
Der @eI6dftsleiter bes SauIes. Scr
Sdtpab, 10 b. 8. bonn @eirsetpinr
erbdIt, 10 IdBt lid benfen, oaB Ell
nad Dem &rie9e gu htu beoeutenoIter
9oIIartoniGen seb0ren lpirb. @as bit
Seriteuung bon @ranaten ~aubelau8t
70 bat lie NIT Der 3eit einen label:
batter llntfang ~aneenomnen; aleir
eut Sals IN @rpofIbn er5eugt titglit
10000 Stiid, Die bon Der @ntentt
nit $1S0.000 be3abIt perben; fir btt
lluternebn1er fdlt babel Elm Neiu9e.
tpinn bon 100000 ab. @eroen il
5ablreide Observation-Disclosures Del
Union ourd ben arieg 5lpeifeIos Wtil.
liondre, 10 Iicgt Die 8ermItbnng nabe
bab banebeu nod cine gauge Rens'
anoerer 2eute 9leihfaas einen be:
trdhtliten 8ermogens5utpahs 81 Der.
3eihr-u baben iperben. On arie9s:
l%ieicrunseu betbei4igeu iih namlid
niht nur Sirmen, ionbern gang
Stable: 10 bat Der Sleden 9ulesburs
nah Netp Yort einen 8ertreter ee.
i6idt, nm ipegen Sieferung elmer gro.
Beren Renge bon @etpebren &pntratt,
ab5uidIicbeu.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
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g~pritanbes. - Sr5blifer &pmmers
mnb Samen lt%nterbaltung.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-14

friend of Miss Stevenson from Bridge
port is guest this week at Glenmere.
Rehearsals are being held for the
breach of promise mock trial to be
held in the court house Thursday even
ing, July 10, under the auspices of the
West River Rebekah lodge. Col. A. ".
Newton of Worcester, manager of the
Newton entertainment bureau, who is
the originator, is in town and will
conduct the entertainment in person.
Mrs. w. p Eames entertained a
party of six young women Wednesday
afternoon, giving the party for her
daughter, Miss Marjorie, in honor of
Miss Helen Bliss and Miss Alice Beer
of Akron, Ohio, who are summer
guests at Miss Caroline Bliss 3. Miss
Beer will return to her home Friday
of this week. Miss Bliss gave the
young women a trip by carriage to
Newfane hill Tuesday.
The following program was given at
the regular meeting of Newfane
Grange Wednesday evening: Grange
roll call; reading, Harold Whitaker;
reading, F. A. Dewitt; recitation, Miss
Anna Goodenough; reading, Miss Win
nifred Maher; song, A. II. Farnum
reading, Mrs. Henry Wilson. At the
roll call each member present gave a
response, the ladies with a current
event, the men with a poetic selection
some of which were original.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-14
WEST HALIFAX,

Frank Cross of Jacksonville has
bought the late a. C. Jones farm.
Miss Alice Newell of Brattlcboro is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. T. Miner.
Fred Stanley has bought the Baxter
farm of C. F. Clark, except the timber.
John Colby sold the standing grass
on his farm last Saturday at auction.
E. S. Cooke is shingling one of his
barns and Leon Cutting is building n
silo.
Miss Mary Leonard has arrived
home, after spending several days in
New York state
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s, Cooke attended
the funeral of Mrs. Cooke S sister in
Mortified last week.
Next Wednesday,, July 10, there will
be lawn party in the evening at the
Universalist church. Ice cream and
cake will be served.
Howard Robinson of Springfield,
Mass. Thomas O'Neal of Holyoke,
Mass, and f. o. Merritt of Portland,
Maine, are boarding with Mrs. Emma
Pratt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-14
SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs. Ernest Dunklee has been on the
sick list
Mrs George Tyler is visiting in
Bristol, Conn.
Mrs. G. H. Newton is visiting at F.
II. Newton s.
Mrs. |. w. Bracket is in town for
short visit.
William Tyler of Boston visited his
aged mother recently.
Mrs. w. j. Weatherhead is on the
sick list, but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Cratic were
guests Sunday at B. f. Clarke's.
Miss Edna Orr has gone to Brattle-
boro to visit friends a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Thomas and
son called upon friends here Tuesday.
Miss Vina Jillson is spending few
weeks in Brattleboro and on Ames hill.
Mrs II. f. Tyler has been in Hol-
yoke for a week s visit with her daugh-
tiers.
Miss Mary Scott is at Melrose hos
pital in West Brattleboro for q few
days.
Miss Mae Moriarty of Holyokc
Mass, is visiting Lucy Weatherhead
this week.
Mrs. Walter Cushman spent Sunday
at the home of her parents in West
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Fred Jackson of Springfield
Mass, was weekend guest at the
jackson home.
Master Jack Titcomb has returned
to his home in Lypdonville, after a
stay of three weeks at the Vernon
trout rearing station.
Miss Minnie Clarke has returned
from hor visit in Plattsburg, N. Y.
and Westminster. Since returning home
she has been i'll with tonsilitis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-14
T0WNSHEND
Former Pastor Changes Field.

The following concerning former
pastor is from the Barnsted CORE
spondence in the Valley Times of
Pittsfield, N. H., in the issue Of June
80:
"The resignation of Rev. Daniel
Mcintyre as pastor of the Congrega-
tional church is deeply regretted by
his Pensioners and the townspeople
as well. He has accepted the pastorate
of church at Ossipee and will begin
his labors there soon. Mr.. Mcintyre
has been pastor of the church here
for the past two years and his able
sermons have been greatly enjoyed and
his work in the parish much apprc'
ciated. lie has been the efficient cor
respondent for this paper for the past
seventeen months and we as well as
the town suffer a distinct loss in hi:
departure. Mr.. Mcintyre and family
take with them the best wishes of thu
community for their future happiness
and success. They have two children
Jonathan, aged 10 years and Carrie
aged 8. Mr. Mcintyre is Mason, al
Odd Fellow and Granger, and MAJ
whom it is a pleasure to meet and b'
associated with.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-14
GUILFORD.

The farmers find it slow work haying
between showers.
Miss Maude Clapp of Brattleboro is
visiting her uncle, Alonzo Crosicr, this
week.
Mrs. Perkins and two children of
Providence, X. l., are guests at Earl
Underwood 5.
The Sunday school will be held at
II O'Clock in the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Coombs returned to her
home Monday from the Brattlcboro
Memorial hospital. She is much i'm
proved in health.
II. c. Marshall, who went from this
town some time ago to Bennington to
the Soldiers home, is visiting friends
in his old neighborhood in Vernon.
Alexander j. McNab of Burlington
is boarding at Mrs. f. p. Reed s. Mr.
McNab is in the Vermont state fores-
try service and is looking up the pine
tree blight.
William Squires was taken very Sc
riously i'll Tuesday and was taken in
the ambulance to the Memorial hospi
tai by advice of his physician, DR.. II
l.. Waterman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Titcomb and
son, Albert, of Gardner, Mass, arc
staying at the home of Lucius Putnam
Mr.. Titcomb, who came first, has been
| i'll and under a doctor s care.
Pupils in No. ~ school, taught by
Mrs. Homer /. Thomas, having per
| feet record of attendance were Shirley
E. Beals, Harry A. Beals, Alice r
Bullock, Florence f. Bullock, Ralph f
Bullock, Roy w. Falby, Hugh f
Evans and Helen r. Miller. Margare
f. French was absent one day. Clever
pupils were enrolled with an average
attendance of 1919. 1t has been a yer.
successful year and in addition to tn
regular work the pupils have held tw
socials and from the proceeds obtaine
have bought window shades, sas
curtains and large picture of Long
fellow. Fifty-one names were enrOlle
in the visitors column.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-14
BROOKLINE.

Mrs. Wright Bush is visiting at L.
w. Bush s. 'a.t,
Harry Stevens is working for Earl
Sage in Townshend.
Willard Martin s niece is visiting
him at the Spring farm.
A. A. Austin picked new peas July
for a family of eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Osgood spent
the Fourth in Brattleboro.
Edwin Parker of Townshend is spend
ing his vacation at A. A. Austin s.
f. p. Osgood has been having gas
lights installed in both his house and
barn.
Miss Mabel Columbus is spending
part of her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Bert Brown.
AIR. and Mrs. Albert Austin were in
Brattlcboro the evening of July to
see the fireworks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Howe and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wilson spent the
Fourth in Putney.
Willis Clark and family went Mon
day to Guilford, where he will help
his father through haying.
Mr. and Mrs. John McConville and
baby visited last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Eager at their camp.
Rev. and Mrs. I. NJ. Compton and
son, Kenneth, came last Friday fol-
their vacation. They will occupy the
Baptist parsonage while in town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-14

Orinda Ford of Frogmore, s. c., are
at the Dale homestead for their usual
summers stay. Mrs. Ford brought
with her her southern negro cook, Miss
Josephine Green.
Mrs. Emma Franklin and daughter,
Ida, left Saturday for two.weeks
visit with relatives in Connecticut
Her sons, James and Louis, are staying
with their grandmother, Mrs. Lucy
Franklin, during her absence.
Mrs. r. w. Blood and daughter,
Electa, went Monday to her parent s
home, Mr.. and Mrs II. o. Gale, where
she will spend the summer months
while Mr.. Blood is working at West
Townshend upon the school building.
Mrs. Lizzie Hulett is storing her
goods and will give up her home in
| this village for the present. She will
90 the last of the week with her son,
Philetus, for n visit with relatives.
| Miss Mildred IIulett and brother, Ger
aid, are working in Brattlcboro and
Miss Edith Huett will remain at |. S.
Sayres.
| A peculiar freak of nature is noticed
by many in the yard in front of A
| ID. Benson IS. At the junction of tho
large branches of an old maple tree
12 feet or more from the ground 4
raspberry bush has sprouted anC
grown, the longer vines for the past
two seasons hanging down nearly t.
the ground or at least eight feet. The
decaying wood at the heart of the tree
evidently furnishes sufficient nOurish
ment for the growth of the bush.
Bird lovers have noticed and won
dered at the entire absence of whip
poor-wills around the village this sea
son. For many years past these bird
have been unusually thick in this 10
calty, coming into the yards and ever
flying across the porches of house
close to the village in search of insect
at the edge of the evening, while thei
call has been almost constantly hear
from the surrounding hills This yea
the birds plaintive cry has not bee
: heard within mile or more of the vii
: lage. Can any one explain this sud
den change of hunting groundl
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SOUTH NEWFANE.

Sidney Putnam of Bedford, Iowa, is
visiting at II. c. Smead s.
Mrs. Higley of Brattlcboro was a
caller at DIR. j. S. Stratton s Sunday.
Mrs. Ella S. Willard has been sick
and under the doctor s care since July
4.
Mrs. Sumner G.. Shepard has return
ed from Brattleboro and is stopping
at Mrs. II. C. Smead s for few days.
Mrs. d. $. Dorreil, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Leon S. Powers,
for some weeks, is at home for a few
days.
Mrs. John f. Morse and children,
Kendall and Hayden, Mrs. Frank A.
Gwendolyn, went Monday to Sunset
lake to camp for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin o. Ware of
Wilmington, Mrs. r. Aubrey Byrne and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Walker of
New Milford, Conn, called upon their
aunt, Mrs. Samuel Morse, Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Bessie Durfee of Salem, N. Y,
was the guest last week of Miss Eliz-
abeth Moss, and left Sunday after
noon. Miss Durfee is a Y. w. C. A
secretary in New York city and goes
to Silver Bay July 10 by appointment
to participate in the conference.
Two Civil war veterans had birth
day anniversaries Friday, July 6: Os
car +. Perry his S4th and John r
Harrington his 74th. Mr.. Harrington
received a card and birthday box from
his sister, Mrs. Mary Olson of Aber
deem, S. d. Mr.. Perry also received
greetings and cards from friends.
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CAMBRIDGEPCRT.

Mr.. Barnhart, who has been very
ill for some time, is able now to ride
out.
Mr.. and Mrs Ned McQuaide have
been recent guests of relatives in
Brattleboro.
Miss Lucia Smith of Claremont, n.
H. was a guest of her cousin, +. A..
Smith, last week.
Albert Smith and son of Massachu-
sets have come to his brother g, Oren
Smith s, for the summer.
Rev. T.. w. Sharp Will preach next
Sunday afternoon and administer the
sacrament of the Lord s supper.
The family of Arthur Ball have
moved here from TOwnshend. Mr.. Ball
and oldest son have employment in
Greenfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker, who
have been living with their son, G. f..
Walker, since last fall, have returned
to their farm on the Bartonsville road
for the summer.
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WINDHAM.

Helen Rush of Peru is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. A. +. Hawkes..
William Whitney and sister Of
Springfield were at Asahel Upham s
over Sunday.
l.. B. Chapman, health officer, at
tended the health officers school held
in Burlington last week.
Dorothy Harris went to Worcester,
Mass, Tuesday to visit n friend who
is a classmate in college.
Fred j. EASTMAN brother of James
NJ. Eastman of St. Lawrence county,
N. Y, is visiting at NJ, II. Ingalls's.
The following boarders are at M. II.
Ingalls, IS: Miss Minnie Knight of
Providence, r. l., Miss Edith Hall of
Washington, d. C. Ten more are ex-
pected this week.
Rev. L. II. Metcaf occupied the
Congregational pulpit again last sun
day. He went to his home in Alfred,
Me-, this week Monday. The church
has extended him call and he has
taken it under consideration.
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To Raise Money for Soldier Boys.

An entertainment arranged by mem
bers of the Y. G. r. society will be
given in the town hall Tuesday even
ing, July, IS, the proceeds of which will
be used to fill a box and pay for the
transportation of it to the young men
from Townshend who are serving their
country on the Mexican border.
A local Spanish-American war vet
eran will be consulted as to the arti-
cles which would be most needed and
appreciated by the boys. The enter
tainment will include vocal and in
strumental music, readings, tableaux,
etc. Miss Esther Dale and Miss Alice
Dale and guests, Miss Margaret Gear
of Springfield and Miss Jackson of
New York, have kindly consented to
aid in the program, also Mrs. John
Northup and Miss Hazel Jones of the
Emerson School of Oratory, who is at
home on her summers vacation, and
there will be other numbers of interest
A dance will follow the program
for which Robinson s orchestra will
furnish music. The cause is one which
should touch the hearts of all in the
community and the hall should be
crowded.