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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
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ct. Marps, auns., s. Suli. -
Bier perioneu tpuroeH bier DON Bait
bitten, ipelte bic CT. Warp's Staatss
bant LIN $2400 beraubt batteH, gss
i6oiIen unb elmer oapoH pabti6epls
lid tobtlit nertpuub.t.
Die gaHt muroe uoH brei WGnnsrn
beraubi. sic tparsn in einem QuIps
mobil naa ct. Marp's setommsn, pas
Don elmer 5rau seIeHst fpurDs, unb bic
nadber auf Der Strabe Wade belt.
gsabrenb iie entfloben. i9oiisn bic
9anbiten auf alle gsrionen, Die iie auf
Der StraBe faben. Grdu Sames Sofps
arb unb ibr Sobn Sap Soiparo ipurs
ben perpuneet, pdbrenb iie in Der
5biir ihrer Wobnun5. IN Der Nd6e Der
8ant. iiauben. R. 5. 9eit Der Stabts
m1rf4al, erbielt .inen S6ub IN Die
gruit. Gr bat ipsuig 9lusii5t, nit
benz 2eben boponsutouuen.
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HOit nadl GentidllanS.

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GanlFfer BON 9teiu Yorf al, pelGe
Soit na6 3eitibIano, GeIterreiGs
lIngarn 2nrem6lrrg 9ulgQriet in0
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Der oSellig Slnb" am 9onnerstag,
20. Sui, un0 ser r6re0erid VIII. "
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
linn 51.OOO,OOO Granfen
Wurbs bic nsu. u.f6wsiseris
fae Rriessauleibe iibers
aeifJuet.

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rig. = Die neue bisrproasntise fdpsi,
5eriite arisgsanleibe BON 100000
900 sgranteH ipuros um 51,0O0,o00
Granien iiberssi6nei. Ssit benz
&ritse 1T bic idipsi5erii1e Rational'
fdrlb Don % auf $50 sSranten pro
9opf Der 9sO0lterung seitiesen.
Sffi3ieIIes iber bas 9e.
fe4t in ber Otise pom
300. SUM-.
Berlin. 5. SuIi. - Muf brabt'
lpism @ese nad Sappille. - Das
Marintamt madte an Wtitt,pod Gin.
seIbeiten iiber bas 9efedt beiannt, bag
in Der Nadt pom 80. gum 30. SUM
sipiIben Ssutideu Sorpsbpbooten unf
ruiiiihen ariessi4ifftn in Der Sffiss
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dung lautst ipie fOIst:
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Raat pom 20. gum 30. SUM Elm Sc.
fsdt NIT ruHiiden ariessfaiffen BE-
iianben ,baben ieBt ale 4eridt er.
itattet. Die beutiten SOrpebobOOts
bsfanben iid 20 MeiIen iiiblid bon
Saefrinse. uls iie brei feinblide 3sri'6.
rsr, aniasiuenb bonn .ROpii' s1pp. be,
meriten. Die Deiitf&n feierten aui
iis. Der Seinb ma&ie fofort as9ri
unb enttam in einem Resemdausr.
.Gine @tunbe ipdtsr ,purben r,tils
Raudipolten TN Often bsmertt unb BIZ
bsuti4sn Geots i.t4reu fcfort barauI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06

5u. gs tpurben 5tpei feiHbli4e &reu5er,
siner bonn .Wafaro)p" unb elmer pom
.Dlss" =Spp unS .fiinf aorpebo6oOts
5erft0rer erfannt.
.Oie beiitIden 3orpebo6oote grill
fen ben syeinb nit qlrtilsrie unb mii
SOrpebos an. Webrere Grploiionsll
iDurben auf ben feinbli6en Saiffen
nit @elpibbeit beobadtet.
.gei Sesinn bes. @efe4tss bsi9ob
Der Jeinb bic beutIden sOrpeboboote
in 1eftiger Deifs nit Gei6iisen Dcn
iebem aaliber; nah ben grploiionen
auf ben feinbfi9en Sdiffen lieB bas
Jeuer gang fpefentli4 mad. SSn eiuem
Oidten Nebel, Der iid bann ii6er bds
Uaeer leste, perforen bic SaifTs iid
i4liebli4 aug bem Geii6t.
ameritanif9er 9ampfsr
mad einer 81 &olltiiOn
untergegangen.
9ober, s. Suli. = Der amsritas
niIde Dampfer aSacOb audsn6u4"
bon 2793 3onnen, Der ii4 auf Der
i5abrt DON Aueenstopn na9 2eitb
befanb, sina am Wlittlpod, Ha6 elmer
&paiiion nit eirlen un6stannten
Odmpier, bic auf Der S06e bon Dopsr
itattfanb, unter. Die geiaBuns, aus
81 Mann betebenb. tpuroe gerettet.
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Eies nnb Tns.

: Die t5rperli6e llnterTu6llnq,
Der iid) bic g}itglieber Der Jeuerne5r
9aben untsr5ieben miiffsn, bat erges
ben bag ettpa 80 2eute ni9t mebr
bienitfdRig limb. 9ieIel6sn perben
peniionirt. lleber bic 9lrt unb 8eiIe,
ME bic Stellen neu beieBt nerben iol /,
In, i6einen iif GiDilbienit &ommiiz
iion unb Si6erbeitsbirsttor nod ui6t
fdIiifIig gu Iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06

tpoob Gar, unb fdmmtlid,e SuiafeH
purben 906it unianft auf bic StrdBs
9ei4leubert, tamen aber nit Derbdlts
niBmdBig lei6ten @erlebungen babon.
Sic purben ale bur9 Pdtrol 2tuto 8
mad benz Stabt6oIpitl gebrd6t, iebp4
na4 tur5er ge9anblung pieber ents
luiIen.
Ser SO Sabre alts Gbpdrb
Roplanb BON go. 465 Darner Str,
Elm SSnfpettor automatiI9er Seue.@
alarme, itiir5te am Mittfpo8 in Dem
@ebdube 90. 325 Dlain StraBe slp6lf
Sub tief bur3 einen SabrItu6lf6aft
unb erlitt 10 fbpere QuetI3ungen,
bab er ing itGbtif6e 9uipital se6ra4t
perben mubte.
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Sic bnlsariihe Resiernng
Orbret bic 8ef4lasnabm mt
bes gigentbums BON
4uslGnbern in
9ulaarten On.

go no 0 II 5. Suli. = 9ripatnad.
ridten aus gutareit aufoIse bat Die
'6ulsariI4e Resieruns Gin 9etret err
Iailen, bsmsufOlse ale angeb0risen
bon Wddten. nit benen gulsarisn iit
i'm &riegs5uitanb beftnbet, interniri
iperoen miiifen. 4ud ipirb m bem De,
tret bic Yef9ldgnabme bes gisene
tbums Don 5anbelsbdufern unb inpu.
ftrieIlen unb anberen Rompugniel bic
girgern bon feinbli@en adnbTu ge'
horeH, ungeorbHet.
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94S gdde NIT Vof
Bon ben griten BON bem
Oampfer runiteb states"
herdbd

Berlin, 5. Suli. aluf brabttoiem
Wsge nat Sappiae. = Die llebers
lee Ra6rihtsn 9lsentur berihtet,
baB 948 SGde nit poit. pslfe iif
auf bsm Oampfer nunitsb States'
Der Stanbinapiffs s9lmsritdniIden 2is
ME befaubsu, bon ben 5ritiihen Be
b6rben in airtuan NIT gei6las bes
leet tpuroen. Der Dampfer bsfanb ii6
auf Der 5abrt Don Ren yort mad
4openhdaen.
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O @e taItet iit Der aus'
md bes guIfans
StromboIi.


Strom6oIi.
n Q m. A. ssuIi. riu garis, 5. Slli.
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aeitoliet iify iinmer sefabrliher. Ser
2ana.sSlub erreidte bic biinnbeiieoeI'
ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno ieetc
tie tpdilier in gronO. Die geu0lfc.
RING flicbt nah Der See rrno iuft
3niludt auf Sdiiien, peId,e bon
Wieiiina gcianbt tmlroen. lie Selc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT Mciiiira III
,nrterbrofen.g gs itno piele3eifen ieis-
miiG,er Gtorlingen in ean6 SStalien
rorbunben. Iie Site rpar IN BEN apei
Iebten 5agen ean5 luertraglifl. gro.
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Dtorgen III slncona, 9timinit, Wtar.
itemo nno anSeren 8iitrifteH on Der
aoriotiiden aiiite. aber gerIuit all
1enidenIeben miro uitt berihtet.
Sebr pdfienb.
Gbieagp. gus. 8. Suli. - Die
nntionale probibitionspdrtei Bat bds
aameel aIs ibr almpugnesGnbIem fir
bas Sabr 1916 sepd6lt.
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&irtpall. 2(nget.: .gergeass
fjorb" bon Ieip gort, nacb Bergen be-
ftlmmt. - qlbsegangen: .llniteb Stae
tes" (bon glep gorD mad &open3a>
gen; vSelIig Olao" (pon &openbagelt)
mad Rep gort.
" otter b a NJ, 2lnset.: nRpnbam
BON Heip 0ort.
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Sebt pdfftnb.
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Bprbeaur, 6. JuIi. - 9l6ssy.
ga Sousrotns" mad gssr port.. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06

Ger neue Gbef oes SD.
Gerbataillcns 80. 6. Ter
arulprin5 oes Gelttideu HeiAes uno
oon @reitBen lit, ME bus NsiIitdr'
@odenbIatt oer0ffelttIidt, luGnter BE.
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gum Ghef bes 3. Sd)leiilden SS5d5er'
SdtGiqons 20. 6 ernannt. 9aS @a"
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Sel5 in @arriion, Die fritberen
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1905 gegriinoet, 5ugleid) INIT DEM
SGger sSotaiuon Bon Ieumann go.
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meiniHaftIiGen @erban6, ons SGlc-
liiGe Decentralization, biloete. IS
bat al oen SeIhaiigen BON 1866 rnb
lS7C--7t theilgenonnlen. Sn erlte.
rem ariege beionoers on Der Sdlaft
bel G6niggrdB, in letterent 5elo5uge
on oen Sd1lodteu un6 Sreffen pot
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priu5en. Der &rpnprin3 beiiBt in ner
Nahe BON GelS unlfatdreihe Sug6.
-epierc, ouf beneu Die Sffi3iere Der
@arliiion it1uoiee SGite iiro.
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Sen!"
Wirtb (tr0ftenb); nNa, er toitet il
aud nur aft5tg pfennige bic GIof4e
bafiir lam man faon etpas aus.
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9ds I2 a rto.

9ds manic.
.Saben sic I9nn ettpas iiber oas
Der &afeurepifipn gebrt2"
- .Man muntelt, es maRteItl"
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qnbsre @mft6t.

Mnbere " n tht,
9Gr5t: pS9rer Grau febIt's an Sst
Galle!"
Struiier: Limb i4 Aab' im@ss
.ssnit liz bat l'pissl..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-30
EAST BARNET

(Mrs. C. w. Tilton, Correspondent
Mrs. Crissie Nelson visited Mrs.
Mary McGill Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Tilton started
August 26 on a two weeks vacation,
visiting relatives and friends at Mr..
Tilton's home in Swanton.
Stuart Elliott is sick and unable to
be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kendall
spent the weekend in Littleton,
N. H.
S. A. Richardson and o. w. Bailey
are visiting in Waterbury, Conn.
They went in Mr.. Richardson's au-
tomobile.
F. E. Kay and son, Andrew. re-
turned from Cherry Mountain, N. H,
Monday.
Mrs. G. B. Whitney and Miss Hazel
Kay of Barnet visited Miss Della Kay
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Carpenter of
Littleton, N. H, spent the weekend
at E. S. KendalIs.
r. B. Gammell, who was injured
sometime ago is able to be'out again.
Several from here attended the
Russell H. Conwell lecture at Lyn-
| donville Saturday night.
The friends of Miss Minnie Hurl-
| burt wish to congratulate her on win
ming a prize in the contest.
George c. Gammel was business
| visitor at Newport Monday.
Mrs. Helen GammeH spent Friday
and Saturday in Lyndonville.
]. S. Lyna and R. A Thomas were
business visitors in town Monday.
Frank Constantine of st. Johns
bury visited at E. S. Kendall's Sun
| day.
Mrs. Nelson Amell, Jr., and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Elsie Fenoff visited at
! Nelson AmeIPs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Lindsay and
son, Guy, spent Sunday in West
Burke with Mrs. o. G. Spencer.
Miss Marion Quimby visited at r
H Harding's in Monroe, N. H, SUM-
day.
! Miss Helena Dennison has return
ed to her home in Hartford, Conn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-30

Dwight Howard and wife and son,
Guy. of Barre visited at Oscar Wood
ruff's last week.
Miss Angie Davis spent part of last
week at Barton, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pierce.
Charles Hemingway and family
accompanied by their two sons and
their families of Waterford spent
Sunday at Willoughby Lake.
Frank Orcutt and family returned
home Sunday from a weeks outing at
their cottage at Willoughby Lake.
Mrs. Harley Coe of Brighton was
the guest of Mrs. Louisa Walter the
past week.
Mrs. Lila Walter and two little
sons visited her brother, c. l. Hall,
at Centervale Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Wyzanski and
daughter, Leah, of Boston are stop
ping with relatives here.
Mrs. Simon Bartlett is quite sick
Mrs. Mary Packer of St. Johnsbury
is stopping at A. w. Brockway's and
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ford are en-
pertaining Mr.. Ford's sister from
Guildhall.
Mrs. Charles Marshall is entertain
| ing ner InOIn0T, NIS. monty A~OSOA -
of Westmore and sister, Miss Jennie
| Campbell, of South Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Spencer of Mas
sachusetts are visiting their mother
| Mrs Orange Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Utton are
spending a few days at Glover.
| George Dumas of Lyndonville
J visited his daughter here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene LaBeouf anC
| children of Lyndonville spent Sun
day with relatives here.
Supt Jameson and family returned
home last week.
Mrs. Mary Bailey returned home
Saturday after few weeks visit IN
| Island Pond.
| Maurice Porter and family of St
Johnsbury were the guests OF Mr.
| and Mrs. F. T. Porter Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-30
Winneshewauka Items.

Many interesting events are crowd
ing into the last days of August. The
contests in the boating and swimming
have been most exciting. The tests
of good horsemanship have brought
forth words of commentator, and
field day, with all kinds of games, was
cause for much enthusiasm. A
"children's party when the girls ap-
peared in the costumes of their
younger friends, was great fun, and
the annual banquet with its fine
menu and the witty after-dinneI
speeches will long be remembered
Professor Bakers Great Inven-
ton was recently presented by sew.
era4- of the campers. and pronounced
/ ''the best yet"
The closing day would natural.
| fall on the 31st, but most of the New
York patrons win remain well int
September.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-30
LOCAL GATHERINGS

The Prohibitionists of the county
are invited to meet at the Y. NJ. e.
A.. building on Eastern avenue, St
Johnsbury, at 100 o'clock Tuesday,
Sept. -, for the purpose Of placing in
nomination a list Of county officers
20 be voted on at the November cleo
ton, and TO elect a county committee.
Elders Orson A. Harvard and
Erwin l. Hawkins, representatives or
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints, are making their head
quarters at present in st. Johnsbury.
-R. ]. Beeman, who advertised on
Monday TO sell a meat business came
into the office on Thursday to report
that the same was sold, thanks to the
effectiveness OF Caledonian advertis-
4ng.
Following negotiations extending
over some weeks with those in charge
Of the Colonial theatre, concerning
certain clauses of the old lease not
mutually satisfactory. Fox & Eaton
have signed a new lease of the theatre
for a term of three years.
An American Express team bring
ing a load of scales from the factory
tipped over Friday in front OF Frank
Carr's, Cherry street and Eastern ave-
nue., When front Wneel came Oh
No damage was done. The cause OF
the accident was the losing of nut
from the wheel.
George Dupuis was arrested Sat
urday night on a charge of tntoxica-
ton, about two miles above st
Johnsbury Center. The officers re-
sponded to a telephone call that COM
planned Dupuis was making dis
D.. turbance.
Maurice r. Porter has resigned
his position as agent for the Pruden-
tiaI Life Insurance company. and has
entered into company with John F.
Hinch, general insurance, under the
name of Hinch & Porter, with offices
in the Calderwood block.
Instead of the regular Tuesday
night cottage meeting Of the city mis-
sion there will be a musical in the
mission hall at the Y. M. G. A. build
ing. The program will consist OF
vocal and instrumental music. No
admission will be charged.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-30
WEST BURKE.

Mrs. H. L. Walter, Correspondent
Henry Legacy of st. Johnsbury
was in town last week moving pianos
for n. c. Mclean, who is conducting
a two weeks sale at Montgomery
hall.
DR.. Burke, wife and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Coburn took an
auto trip through the Mountains and
several other places last week.
SIR. and Mrs. E. w. Chappen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Drown took
an auto trip to Newbury for a few
davs' visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rody of Derby Line
were weekend visitors at DR.
Burke's.
Miss Ethel Smith and niece, De-
Iores visited relatives in St. Johns
bury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Drown anc
Miss Loran Paul Of Island Pond are
visiting relatives here.
Miss Edith Damon, who has beer
staying with her sister, Mrs. W. w
Gallagher, has gone to st. JohnsourS
where she has work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Damon of Saw
yersville, P. O., visited at W. w
GaIlagher's recently.
Mrs. w. w. Gallagher recently WIS
tied friends in Newport
Miss Abbie Woodruff and daughter
Nora, with Miss Angie Davis and lit
tie brother, Roland, went to Han
over hospital Wednesday to have thu
children operated on for adeno1ds.
The Misses Helen and Alice Beck
with of Boston are visitors at New
ton CoIby's.
Mrs. Ada Silsby and daughter, Ma
bel are stopping with Mrs. Orange
Spencer for a few days.
Miss Hazel Farr and brother, Ger
aid Farr, of Island Pond called OF
friends here last week.
H. S. Chappell is confined to the
house by an injury to his foot, caused
by fall.
+, T. Goodwin entertained nj:
cousin, George Beane. of Springfield
Mass, the past week.
The Masons will work the thirt
degree at their next meeting, Sept.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-30
MONROE

mabel Frazer, Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. George Bort attended
the Pomona Grange field meeting al
Lisbon, Friday.
Miss Martha Kelsea of Lisbon has
been spending several days with he1
aunt, Mrs. Lurancey Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sanborn and
son are visiting her parents in Els
sex, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Root and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Eastman are spend
ing several days with Frank Root al
Portland, Me.
Miss Ethel Duncan visited her sis
ter Mrs. Robert Rodgers, at Wells
River the first of last week.
Miss Susie Stanley attended the
funeral of Edgar Stanley at st. Johns
bury Tuesday and spent a few days
latives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Frazer attend
ed the Scott, Lang and Hartman re-
union at the home of Horace Warden
at Barnet Center Thursday.
Miss Glenna Powers of Medford
Mass, is spending a few weeks with
her father. Ray Powers.
Mrs. D. E. Burns and Madalyn and
Mrs. Harriet Lane and daughter
Martha, spent last Tuesday with Mrs
Larxin Hosford at Woodsville.
Mrs. Gilbert Gilfillan of East Burke
and Malcolm Ramsdell of Merrimac
Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday al
Oscar Frazer'S.
David Dopp of Sheffield visited a
Hugh Duncan's Wednesday.
Austin Fisher, Misses Mary, julie
and Inez Fisher, Ruth Nelson an(
Mrs. Henry Jellison took an auto triI
to Willoughby lake Saturday.
Joseph Pratt, Forrest Emery
Charles and Harley Woodward anC
Walter Pratt motored to the mount
aims Sunday.
Old Home Day will be observed a
North Monroe vestry Saturday, Sept
2, with a picnic dinner in the grove
Alvin Wood of St. Johnsbury spen
the weekend at Ralph Harding's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Powers visited
| friends in Barton last week.
Rev. D. E. Burns is attending CAM
meeting at Wilmot this week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-30

Jenkins, and other relatives in town.
Milton Cross from Kirby has been
spending few days with his aunt,
Mrs. Mike Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Streeter, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Jock and Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Humphrey were at Concord
Thlrhday to attend the funeral Of d.
W. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lang and
daughter, Ida, are visiting relatives
in Monroe and Barnet. Their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dale Walter, is keeping
house for them during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drown went
through the White mountains Sunday
with their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Stafford, of Lyndon
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
Mrs. Clara Counter from Methuen
Mass, are spending a few days al
Mrs. Counters home here.
Wallace Russell has returned from
a weeks visit in Cabot.
Mrs. Sadie Lane is visiting the home
of her son, Jesse.
George Randall has returned to his
work in st. Johnsbury after visiting
his grandfather, A. w. Wilson.
The East Burke Home Garden
class will hold their annual fair Sat
urday, Sept. 2.
Little Ellen Jeffrey was at the hos
pital for treatment Tuesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-30
EAST BURKE

Everyone who has old papers or
old magazines or books with the
covers taken off, who are willing to
give them to the Ladies Aid will
please have them tied up in bundles
or sacked up before the middle OF
September and there will be team
sent to collect them around the VII
Iage.
The children's Mite Box Band
will hold a social Friday afternoon,
Sept. 8, at M. H. Gilson's. The child
having the most penny's in his mite
box will receive a present.
Mr.. Lawton remains very poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Green and
children visited his brother in Sutton
Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Colby is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Currier in Concord, N. H.
Mrs. Clarence Nichols and child
from Newfane, n. H, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hall from Lunenbure
visited at George Gilson's Saturday.
The friends here of Mrs. Carrie
Humphrey Morse will be interested
to hear of the birth of son, Harry
Albion, August 20.
Miss Esther Thrasher from Boston
is visiting her grandfather, Franh
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tMabel C. Hall. Correspondent

(Mabel c. Hall, Correspondent
George r, Brown and Harry T.
Brown have gone to Billerica, Mass.
to do carpenter work for Ira Kicker.
They expect to be absent a month or
more.
Mrs. Willis Plummer is visiting
relatives in Neponset, Ill.
J. Forbes Beaton has rented the
Anderson house and will move Sep
TENDER 1st.
T. P. Mcdowell spent several days
last week in Quebec on a fishing trip.
Harold Chamberlin took a week s
vacation from his duties in the cream
cry last week. G. L. Gallup Of Troy
and Elmer billiard of Worcester were
in charge during his absence.
Mrs Frank Meserve and her
daughter of Newbury are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Craigie.
Mrs Bertha Morrison of St. Johns
bury Center spent Tuesday Of last
week with Mrs. S. Mills and went
Tuesday afternoon to f r.. McColTs
where she made short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nolan of
Concord, n. H, were at c. M. Libby's
Wednesday and attended the funeral
of Mrs S. A. Peterson.
The many friends of A. T. Beaton
are pleased that he is rapidly recov-
/ ering from his recent operation, and
able to be out again.
John Renfrew has sold his recent
ly purchased car to Groton parties.
Miss Nellie Bone returned Friday
from Brightlook hospital, ST. Johns
bury. Her many friends are glad &c
know that she is doing finely and ex-
poets to fully regain her health.
Rev. and Mrs. D. M. McKinlay
went Tuesday morning to Halls Pond
to join DR.. and Mrs. McKinlay OF
/ Newbury, Leland McKinlay of Bur-
lington and Miss Blanche Uric Of
Craftsbury, all of whom will spend q
week or more in camp.
Axel Anderson came up from Mat.
Japan, Mass, to attend the funeral Of
Mrs S. A. Peterson Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Gibson returned Wed
nesday from her trip to Lansing
Mich.
Miss Annie Beaton went Friday tc
Northampton, Mass, where she viii
visit friends until school opens here
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Whitehill, Miss
Abbie Corruth and Miss Edna Hearti
spent last week at Halls Pond, where
they occupied the Russell cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nilsson and daughter
Annie, of New York City came Tues
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Nil.
sons niece, Mrs. S. A. Peterson. 14lt
Wilson's returned to New York Thurs
| day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mcdowell, Mrs
Jeanne Beaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes
| Beaton and Miss jeanne Beaton, in
the Mcdowell car and Miss Mabe
Birkbeck' and Miss Annie Beaton il
Miss Birkbeck's car, took an auto
trip to the White Mountains Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Nolan, Wilbur
Nolan and Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Tap
lin motored Wednesday to Deerfeld
Mass, where they remained unit
SATURDAY. the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Linwood Taplin. H. G. Currier o
| Topsham had charge of the store dur
ing Mr.. McLam's absence.
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Mrs. B. p. Grove spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. G. H. Gibson, at East
Ryegate.
@IPhe funeral of Mrs. S. A. Peterson,
who died as the result of a tumor on
the brain, Sunday evening, took place
Wednesday afternoon in the Presby-
terrain church with Rev. S. T. Simp-
son officiating. There was large
attendance and the flowers were nu-
merous and beautiful. The deceased
leaves, besides her husband, a father
and invalid mother, one sister and
two brothers. Mrs. Peterson was a
young woman of sweet and gentle dis