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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
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lcincr @dbrung, nit luuscbeurer Sbel:
erung, nit 9rpber NrbeitsIoiietcit Uni
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
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9prfes Madenlen i'm goling BEL
@inbed in 6annoper, Dem Stamtn1Ig
Ser Madenienider 5amilie, b%silnost
IiA cine @etterfabne. Die oas mtadeaz
lenlde Mappsn trast: Elm Balm
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pariiber Elm gpgel 9trauB. Jres
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Saue (5aale), cine leiblidje 8aIe oes
General felomaridoas, beiibt nod
5tpei Netidafte ibre5 @aters, Die bic
les 8appsn iebr fem %seidnitten 5sl<
cen. Muh Der generalfelomaeIda4
lno Madenien pon 4Itfelo iilbren
bieIes Mappen. 5rau Waipr Ser
tram bentertt bisrSu: sir esnen
Seraloiter bate es piellei6t Hei5,
beraussubefpmmell, tpie Dos pe.tsnt=
leaene D1rf6m su Den liioli4en
Yrooutten: Yalmbaum unc 5traub,
III Ser Wetterfahne tommt. IS mub
bod ell Yprfabte BON uns iiher See
aegauaen iein uno lid irseuowle
ausse5eidnst baben. 9ariiber lpelB
iel leiber nidts. 3pei ribtise 8ettern
Madenien ppn mir, Sobne oes jung
ten Sruoers msines @aters, ein
Mmtsrat a. 3. Suso Madenien uno
Elm Maior a. .. Grid MSadenien,
lsben nod in 8raunldpeig uno bas
ben lie tpieoer 5mei @Dbne. Sic fuhe
ren Dos alei9e 8appen."
@tuoenten Der nniperz
iitat M;nneiota iino nit benz Gnt=
nurf zines 9entmals fir Die Grfors
IGer Der Minne1otu=, Miiiiiiippis
unp ct. Groig~ 5liiiIs betraut nor
ben, oas auf Dem o~reiedigen gllfi
slpilaen Dem Miiiiiiippi= uno benz
Mtnnel ota= 5lub Bel SORT Smelling
srri6tet peroen lpll. $. $. 2ano
BON Ssr9uion, &c., Sacpb 2iebenz
burg bon Milpoutee, PAUL gruooen
Don ct. paul uno .. 8. 6eather
BON Minneapolis peroen Die Hlane
MAIDEN. &unp uno %Siebenburg laben
Iuftras, einen G6aft 81 enttperfen,
Der auf einem 9entmal itebt, oaS
5!eidA5sitis o!s Muieum fir liftoriz
lpe JtelIquieu benugt iperoen loll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

Miliarbcnpcrlllt. llno 10 altf bieteu
Gebteten. gnglano uno 6raafreid,
Bic hcute pas Ausluno nit Miaiuroens
oiftragen ilberidpemncu, Die iid) Ser
gall5cn @clt ueridn1loen, fober tcinc
@cgenrertfc, Sic lie nah Dem &riegc
fir Oielen &erllllt al11 natinnalen Ser
mp9en eilllcscn fDnllclt. Sic Seutlhen
abcr boltcn ihrc @plfsnirtbldJaft i'm
@nl1gc, belaltcn Sic iideren @rllllbz
lagen Tiir ibrc anleibepplitif unb Idllaz
gen llad DEM &ricse bic nclle Sdladlt
Der ilouitriellen llebcrle9enbeit, bic
lbreu @c9nern piellcidt 10 bcoenfliH
lueroen miro mic 2plen 11o S%lalocrn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
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braudbt ST.. Sings gleip 2ifc GiIs".
sic lideru quite @%erbaulng, bertreibell
@%erltopfung llnb bauen pas gauge spS
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Cure Sant friid Mnb geIlnr allss
lebenS. Mur 25c bel gurem 9rpaiz
fen. (gno.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

rs
falrb tic. CT erbat ibre @cr5cibun9
fiir bcn Strcit ppr pielrn, piclcll Sob
rem llnp erbiclt tic. Sic @erbcirat5u1g
brahte Bic Gerlnbmnas bes ciairmalis
gen jugcnolidcn 2icbespaarcs SIM
Nbid)lllb. 8roun fuuftc cine SN1rml
in Der Ndbe BON Sbclbila, allf lueIdcr
CT nit leiner micocr9clponllel1cn 2iebz
ltcn Ill Der %Sugcnn5cit lcGcn mirb.
@atcrlup.
81. sc. 0tcaenSic ppll SnmiltpM
0lrtnrio, 9raiipclft scr sS1tcrnatipnal
Mi~lpciatipn Of Miniter 6pllc Guiutcr3
ans Sctcrutprs, Sic @llbe pprlcktcr
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abbiclt, la9te:: .Gs 1T 3cit, nuB mir
nnlcrc anabcn ilbcr bic @iiroc Ser
Mr6cit bclebrcn. g. lit chclllp c6rcns
lpcrtb, nit ncu @dllbcll Sill arbcitcll, ols
nit Dem &ppfe, ms CO mill MIDI be-
pillfcn, bnb mebr SEQ bllrdl BIC Sir
belt Ser @dnbc, oIs nltrd sic Irhcit
bes &ppfcs nerbicut miro. Is gicbt sll
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rpllen nidt, naB lie ibre @dl1nc be-
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mud]lcL SDbne, bic eincs cages ntlc=
nc Mrbcit ilhcrltcIn1cn ntln bcifcr al:
mir n~llsfilbren f1nncil.
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c II III cngcm Nnidlnb an lnlcrc If,
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lplltcn bic &nnbc1 uno jlalecu 2cllt,
iibcr sic @iirbc Der arbcit nit Sc,
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ltrllclinu So. bon Chicago. 81, no
Sic criplgrcid)c @itterin fin bcu &nt
traff. Sic mill oas @cballhe iii
SAG, 500 erridteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
Sracr.

Gbns. 9rapo, Gin iriibercr ginlupb~
ncr pon Sraer, Dat lid fiirslid nit
Sri. @tta Gparb bon Sbelbina, 800,
per~bciratbet. Gamit lit Gin after Sic
bcsromam sum- abldlub 9efpmmc1.
Sic ieisigcn @belcnte uaren in ibrcn
Sllgenniabren Gin 2iebespaar. Sattcn
obcr cinen Streit mitcimunber nnb
brabcn Sas 2iebesberbaltnib ab. 3ra1
10 beiratbcte lpdter elm anberes Wiao@
den. bas abcr Dor mcbrcrcn Sabrcn
~scirprben lit. Sn ieincr @inlm1feit
ilpgen lcinc @cbanfen sal Ieiner altcn
2icbc 5ltriid. gr iltdtc naty ibr nno
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
speltecr.

Sn Der leisten Stabtrat1sberlammS
hing lpllroc bcIdlpllen, sic ncltcn &prz
traftc fir Hflaiterung Der straBcn ~
in 40 Strabensebicrtcn - arn %.
Sebrl1ar Su bergebcn. @clm picIc
9flalternngs : &pl1traftc allsscfiibrt
fem iperpcn, miro Spcnccr nit Sen
5lpei Meilcn Strabcnpflaiter, Sic IeBz
ten 6crblt ~a1s9cfiibrt murben, Sic belt@
gepflaltertc Stabt ibrcr 8rDbe fem.
stantpu.
&crr ltlb Sroll G1lian in Sta1tpn
baben lpeben cine @ertbeiluug ibres
@crm0gcns gum Nbldl1B 9ebra6t. Sic
babet es g%leidnnabig inter ibrcn GDbz
ncn liltb SDdtcrn bcrtbcilt lll1b fir 1id
mn Sic @ein1ltdttc in Stn1tpn llnb cine
Surm bon 100 Mdcr 5llriidbebalten,
bcrcn ginfommcn lie SIT ibrem 2cbens@
u1terbalt 9ebrallden lpollen, linn Bic
Gertbctlung uutcr Sic &inbcr glcidmdz
Big 81 maiden, mllrbc beldloncn, jes
bem &inoc $4,000 ppcr einen biclcr
Sunmc cntlpreGenben @crtb al,
@runpei9cntbum 5d i%ibcripcilen. @arz
III S1Iian erbiclt Sic 6arm BON SO
Idcr. bic CT belpirtbldmftct unD OUT
luclder CT ppbnt. Mlbcrt IS. Gillian
erbielt elmo allf bicic Sarm ci1getra9cz
nc &Dpptbef bon $4,000. 2ltbcr Gilin,1
crbielt sic Sarm bon so Ifern, Bic
CT bcipirtb1dlaftet nnb amf lpcldcr CT
lebt, l1nb Srau Gttilia 6ill, 9eb.Sliian
crbiclt- Sic auf pieie Sarm cinsctragcz
ne @ppotbcf BON $4,000. Srdlt S. 81
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BON so Idern, auf ncld]cr tic nit If
rem @attcn nnb &it,bcrn lcbt. @. 81
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cin9etragcnc 6ppptbcf bon $4,000
Srall @alfreb SIaaflon, 9eb. Gliian
erbiclt cine Sarm bon 40 Mdcrn. Ml.
ainbcr lino NIT hiclcr glcidmdBigcr
@ertbcillilg bcs @crmI9cns ibrcr 81.
tern hurd1uus ci1pcritaI1Dcn n1b lcbl
bnnfbar fir sic bon lcetcrcn bclpielcll'
llnpartcilidfcit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17

girl is but II years of age. 1t Is al
legged that she stole s. from Frank Nj
quette. and it is also charged that she
had been guilty OF stealing vegetables
and flowers from gardens about tho
village. Chief Barber also has war
rants for others who have been report
cd guilty of similar thcfts.
Mrs. Emma A. Ward. wife OF Chaun
Gerry T.. Ward Of Cornwall died at tho
Mary Fletcher hospital Yesterday fol
lowing "A serious operation August II,
Ward was formerly Mrs y. s. Butter-
field and lived for many years in wi
nooski. She is survived by her hus-
band and daughter by her first mar
riage. Mrs. G. S. Lord Of this place.
Mrs. Ward was member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church here.
where she was held I'm the highest
esteem. She will be greatly missed by
a wide circle of friends. She was born
in Waterbury, VT, Jan. S, 1855. The
funeral will he held ut tho Methodist
Episcopal Church in Winooslli to-mor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with Rev
r. II. Washburne officiating. Inter
ment will be i'm Green Mount Gene
terry.
Hazel Lozell was sentenced voster-
day to the Industrial school at Yer
gennes for the remainder Of her min
GRITTY. She is but II years old and she
was charged with being delinquent
child.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Rachel White died Wednesday
Augusta. The funeral was held Friday
afternoon at the house.-The 10Th annual
reunion of the Purnton families will he
held Thursday, August =. at the home
or Mr. and Mrs Fred +. Smith on Bris-
tol flats. The program for the day Will
commence at 1000 a m. with games for
the young people. a banquet viii he
served at 10 o'clock. The afternoon pro-
gram will consist of literary exercises,
singing. the annual business meeting and
a social.
Mrs. Emma Cooley is visiting relatives
in Leicester.-Gcorge Palmer of Burling-
ton was in town Wednesday.-M and
Mrs. l.. A. Neal and children of White
River Junction are visiting relatives in
town.-Ernest White was in Burlington
Tuesday.-Mrs. Hattie Sargent and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Starks-
boro.-Mrs. l.. q. Chaplin and daughter,
Mildred. returned from New York Tues
day.-Miss Grace Pullman has returned
from Schroon Lake, y. Y.-Mrs Sarah
Atwood is visiting in Lincoln. Mrs f.
NJ. Bibby has returned to her home IN
Wollaston, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Ruff of St Louis Mo, who
has been stopping at the Bristol for a
few days, has gone to Middlebury. The
w. 6. r L. will meet with Mrs. Shaw
Friday afternoon. Miss Ella Rogers is
spending the week in Grand Isle.-AIrs.
Charles ". Pervicr and children of Wor-
cester Mass, are visiting their aunt
Atrc Atwood
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Friends quarterly meeting held
Saturday and sunday was well attend
ed and very interesting. Chester and
Martha Harris pastors Of the church
in West Branch, y. V, were present. as
We're the Revs T.. J. Meader Of Bur
lington, William Palmer of Ferris
burg and f.. j. Ransom of Nonkton.--
Mrs Elizabeth tnderhill and family
visited her grandniece. Mrs. Roy Hurl-
burt. and family. in Monkton last week.
The Misses Lillian and May Paulsen,
guests at Daniel Sargents, returned
Saturday to their home in Brooklyn,
y. Y.-Miss Jessie Foote of Middlehury
was a guest last week of Miss Ethel
Chaplin. They had campfire supper
Friday evening for the young people
Ralph Elliott was home from Yer
cennes over SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Sargent visited in Warren Mon
day.-Joseph Brown and family attend
ed the Atwood reunion, held t Frank
Atwood's in Burlington Saturday.
Miss Hazel Alger of Bristol is visiting
her cousin, Mis- Maude Wright.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17
UNDERHILL.

Mr. and Mrs T. s SCribner and
and Mrs G. E. Scrihner and guest
turned from Willoughby lake Md
evening MI. and Mrs Charles
of Hardwick were guests of w. r
Saturday Mrs Fletcher Andrew]
Burlington Is visiting her sister,
c. y. Styles, for a few days -.
Rogers and family were in Rutland
Sunday Miss Ressie Duckett, who
been the guest of Mrs. c, G. Terril
turned to her home in Boston Mond
Seth Bruce left Monday for Lance
n H. where no has a position fol
summer.-Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Mead
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Mead spent Su
in Bakersfield Mrs Montague is
guest of her daughter. Mrs r. II. Ri
Miss Alice Richardson of Hol
Mass, Is a guest at the Hotel Sin
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
w. l.. Blaisdell. Jr.. Monday Mrs
good of Townshend is spending Il
days with her son. NJ Park Osgood
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17
ORWELL.

The Rev. l.. NJ. ISaaCS and family arc
at Sunset Lake for three weeks vaca-
ton Ben Necdham is home from Albany,
n Y.-JacOh Aunchman died last Fri
day morning. His funeral was held Mon
day morning ut ST. Paus Church in
Shoreham.-Mr. and Mrs C. s. Aiken and
daughter Of Benson We're with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs w e. Hack. last week.
Tho Mems Civic league held an extra
meeting Monday evening. j, T.. Carrlgan
was present and gave a talk on buying
and selling grain--R s. Hall and family
were in POultnev last Saturday.-Dr. l..
r, Rowe and family are away for two
weeks.-Mss Ann ]. Phelps was in Bran
don last week.-.Nr. and Mrs. John w,
Clark and son. Wilson, of Pawlet We're
in town Thursday-Mr. and Mrs. II. d.
Branch spent Thursday at Fort Ticondero-
ga.-Mr. and Mrs. O. Wesill, Miss Mildred
Carlton and c. ]. Blair are at Sunset Lake
for week.-Mrs., Amanda Warren Mrs.
Cults and Miss Alice Warren spent last
week in Brandon.-Mr and Mrs. George
Needha.m Of Albany. y. &, are with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. Is. Needham =
NJ r. Brown continues poorly.-Nrs.
Charles Abel is reported as on the gain
G. NJ Wright of New York city is at the
! Wright home.-There is a good quantity
or hay to he cut yet, owing to lack Of
help and big crop All ladies who are
interested in the work for the two chill
dren attending the Austine Institute are
requested to meet at the home Of Mrs. o.
b. Root Friday Morning to sew. bringing
lunch
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Twin daughters were born Saturda|
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Cross. They
been named Mary Anna and Mari
Emma.-Mrs. Timothy Stebbns. who|
been III for a week. is better. Her gr|
daughter Mrs. William Steady, who
been with her for week to assist I'M
care, has returned home. Miss Bel
Stearns of Chapman Hill, Middlehury
a guest in the home of her aunt,
Lucy Jackman, and her cousin, Mrs
tin.-Leslie Foss Of Wolcott is visi
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs II
Fonda and other relatives in town
ert Beers Of Jericho is visiting his az
l.. G. Beers The supper given by The
dies Of Mount Carmel Church at st.
rick's hall Thursday evening was wei
tended. about 3o0 were present and
$50 was realized Mr. and Mrs Burt
rill and daughter. Miss Marjorie, of
tingtor and Miss Ross of Burlington y
guests of Mr., and Mrs. y, G Dart,
day. :. Cove. Mrs. Electo Cove
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Beers spent SunGa
Spring Grove campmeeting. New Ia
Mrs. +. G.. Dart is suffering fro
badly lacerated finger, which was ;
dentally caught IN the clothes wr
Monday Horsford. who
been spending week in Jericho in
homo of his uncle Burton Beers, retu
Saturday. having season is over
harvesting has begun. The hay Gro
abundant and Of good quality.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17
CORNWALL.

The condition OF Peter Richards. who
suffered a shock about ten days ago, re-
mains about the same He is in critical
condtion.-Mrs. Kate Warner Of Rutland,
who was called here on account of the i'll
ness of her father, Peter Richards. and
who spent several days in his home re-
turned Sunday. Edward Matthews re-
going a successful operation for appen-
dicitis i'm Burlington-Margue Lane
went last week to ottawa to visit her
brother, Sanford II. Lane.--Mrs. Oar
win o. Foote returned Monday to her
home in Charlotte after spending week
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Alfred
l., Payne, Joseph Murray returned to his
home in Bellows Falls last week after a
three weeks vacation spent in this sec
tion,-Nrs. Frank Allard and three daugh-
tiers returned Saturday after visiting
friends in Salisbury for week.-Mrs.,
Fred Weston is ut the Fanny Allen hos
pital.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Otis are at
their camp at Lake DunmOre. Miss Addie
Wallace of Port Henry, n. Y, is guest
of her uncle Charles Conden.-Mrs. y. O.
Foote of Charlotte is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alfred Payne. Mrs. Arthur w.
Bingham went Monday to New York for
a few days visit--Miss Gertrude Hewitt
of North Conway. y. H. was n week
end guest Of Miss Beuah Sanford, Mrs
Rosetta Mott Of Salem. n, y. Is a guest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17
PANTON.

Miss Mary Conant has returned from
Schenectady, n. Y, where she has been
visiting relatives.-Mott Hoyt has re-
turned to Middlebury after visiting his
brother Wright, of this placo.-Mrs.
Henry Brothers of Williston Is spend
ing a few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. +. l.. Stagg.-Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Hartwcll and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Van Orman were in Crown
Point, y. Y. Sunday visiting friends.
The usual services will be held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday, with Sabbath school at 1880
and preaching at 100 o'clock.-A num-
Dor of the farmers are not yet through
having because of the difficulty Of get
ting help.-The annual union Sunday
school excursion from this place VIII
be held Wednesday. August 2S going
south on the steamer Chateaugay. The
boat will leave Basin Harbor at SIS
a. m. and return at 800 p m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17
CHARLOTTE.

~ the annual meeting Of tho /,
association Saturday tho followin
Gers were reelected 10 serve f,
coming year: President, Mrs. '
Higbcc; -prcsidont Miss
Dcyettc; secretary. Mrs. w. V. /
treasurer. Mrs. T. r. Falby.
library viii have an ontertai
Thursday by Miss Marion Clark
VIII give Daddy Long Legs"
clark comes very highly recomm
There viii be n dance after tho
tainmcnt. and ice cream and cak
he sorved.--J T. Ramsey has be,
pointed by the selectmcn to H
the term Of ], S. Williams. who h
signed as school director.-Miss
Whalley and hor friend. Miss Ma
who have been spending tho 81
at r. g. Whalley's. have return
New York city.--Mss Sophia W
has returned from SALISBURY
Thayer Of Brockton. Mass. is ,
her mother. Mrs. J. y. Williams
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HINESBURG.


Inc remains VI M's' 'ui,a
ther res'"e"'' "''oso u'''.'' es.,
hu''o' N"l'' "''e ID o"sn NV
oay Tor ou'''l ~ '"e sue % 'oi
oahd' l-eo'ai" LIVE ''o "us
Oh the 'dte N'e''s Sc nay NN ' "
'ier only near surNt.n's ..'a'"e Nv"
ING mere Is niece MISS -NUN'e ,'"'
Ann fos' anu a'''','' ,',.i.,,,
OF saratoga SPRINGS ", - "'e N''I,'''H
Mrs loSt uausHteF' 'hiS, 'e''3 No
se!i'-M' H. Ia'Ue 10 "'"N"e i'Hr'
mehts |" '"e -HoO'o "''' 10
Gently pur'haSeu' MISS .Nau'' ,-a'''rSN'
| or klchmohu 10 ''s'''is he' o'"'"e'' ~"
genes NelM from tn'S VOW" nav '.ol'
attending 'he c"n'p'nee''"e' 81 '.'
Grove.-Ihe Kew r NJ SAWYER anu
ily' former residents visited ii'e''u9 NV
the past WeeN-N' ~ ba'o"Hn u
| land, ONO mas peeh tne sues' VI "''
father o. a ba'oWl'' LOT 10" ""S
Marvin Monahan fe!l from MS wagon at
| tho new mix pant FRIDAY DreaNli's oi.e
RIB and bruisihs nm otherwise MS "'o
recently cracked one oone OF her Wis
Daniel Pa'ilcN Is snnerins from INC
effects OF hayrack raining on MS arm
The Rev and Mrs r. W. HemenWaE nave
! gone to fougkeepsle LOT over euhu"S'-
| Howard HIS dependent 'h'o' was
taken to the state lhous'rlai schoo! oaF
urday-Mrs' Ehe surrltt rucHer Oh Mn
neapolis, Mimi, is visiting her molher'
Mrs. George hurri't'-lhe ia',es oi '"e
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WILLISTON.

Peg o. My Heart" bewiti hing II
comedy. will be presented by Marion II
tina Clark of New York city under the
spices of the Camp Fire Girls Angus
at the Universallst Hall. Ice cream
lemonade will be served and there viii
an orchestra concert from seven to eli
o'clock.
Robert Arms and family, who h
been on an automobile trip to South
Vermont and Rhode Island, retm
Saturday night.-Miss Annie Corners
Yonkcrs. y Y, is spending her Vacat
with her mother.-The Methodist +
copal Sunday school had q basket pix
TO Lake Iroquois Yesterday. II,
and Foreign Missionary society met v
Mrs. II. Crane Tuesday aftcrnoon.-H,
ito Crawford and family of Nassachus
are the guests Of Mrs. Crawford $ fat
d. 7 Talcott, for few weeks nr. \
Bingham and party have returned Z
the White mountuns.-Dr Frost
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or her niece, Mrs S. =. Hoyt, ana sister,
Mrs Maria Mott.-Mrs. j. +. Randah is
IN Boston on a visit to her brother George
Bond-N. \. Sanders, field agent OF the
New England bureau of crop estimate OF
wakefield, Mass, was guest or g. u.
Nitherell Monday and TuesdaN.-A. W.
Foote went to Dorset Monday on a busi-
ness trip.-Grant TTomshy met with u pain
full accident Monday afternoon while
driving a trcshing machine over . rough
field. wheel suddenly dropping in a hole,
which threw him from the machine upon
the pole. lie broke two fingers of his
left hand. and bruised the right side of
his face and chest-NIrs. Frank Parker,
Mrs j. w. stevens and brother. Loyal
Foote. were called to Salisbury Monday
on account of the death of their aunt,
Miss Louise Hall
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SHOREHhM.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holmes and
daughter of Schenectady. n. Y, are
guests of Mr. Holmes parents, Mr. and
Mrs Il. ". Holmes.-Dr. l.. II. IIomcn-
way and daughter Clara Of Manchcs-
ter arc visiting at \. T.. and l.. n. Tot
tinEham' WNman Bascomc and fam
lily. who have been at the H. w. Jones
farm for several weeks, returned to
their home in TT Edward. y. V, Mon
day.--Mrs. H. W. Jones and daughter.
Mrs. w. II. stokes of Middlcbury, call
cd on friends in town TucsdaY.--The
funeral of Jacob Aunchman, who died
August H. was hold at St Gcnevicve's
Church Tuesday morning. tho Rev.
Father WclCh of Orwell of1CiatinE.-
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeWolf are visit
ing friends in New IIaNon.