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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

@enn man bon Goloubo nit Der
@iienbobn nab Der ebenaligen
SouptIta6t oes Sinebolelenrcicbs
&on0o iGbrt, 10 gelungt man nod
benz Yoilicren ser Cinnamon @ar-
6ens uno ser 8olfenbriide ii6er oen
9eIoniflub nod Der Station &o9ama,
mo- mGbreno Oes 9prenfriegeS inter
Dem 8r1Iioenten Griieer Elm Eeil Ocr
gefongenen 9uren iuterniert mar.
9ie 9oroden, Oie oamals filr Die
6reibeitsfGntpier erribtet wurocn
nerOen ieet ais Eager fir SuIiein-
lponOerer 6enuBt.
9ic @egcuO. Die iid 6ei &ogoma
Dem 9(uge bietet, lit 10 malerilb, bob,
obgeicben bon Der @efongenlbait, oie
9uren aGuBcrIi6" nit ibrem 2ole
5ufric0en iein tonnten.
Bon 9fogomo fiibrt Die 8eiterfobrt
nod Dem bennh6arten Wta1oru, no
ii6 cine g(uituIt fir S6werDcrbreder
befinoet gei Dem glnblid Scr in Der
gIii6enoen Come in oen ,Steinbrii-
den bcl6Gftigten Strdilinge beginnt
Der @in0rud oeS ibonen &ouOi6aftS-
bilocS Ic6on etpos 8ii 6erblaiien. @lon
froet Ii@: poriim bro@te man ole
c5rli6en 9urenfdnpfer in oieier
y}o66ori6nit rnter9
llno menn man bon Wtitreiien0en
bernimmt, ooS &lima 5piiden gln-
bepuliu lmo &olgobarpcla Sunction
lit 10 m0roerild, Dab oas 0lobo SDo-
tul Sal oes SoOesi6otteils~ genoint
miro uu0 Bel Dem Ban Der eriien
StroBe apiI9cn Colombo uno aon0D
Souienoe bon 9lr6eitern 5uorltnoe
gineen, oonn eri1eint crit Die Sumal
nitGt ocr 9riten gegeniiber Den gefon-
genen 9uren i'm pobren 2i6te. Genr
10 iingeiunO ipie ouf OieIer Strede lit
oos Selma i'm Sonmer bon DiDoto-
lama, no nibt mcniger ais 5000 9u-
rem gefangen eebalten iultrOen. &ein
@unoer, OoB picle @efungene Den
tlimotiideu @infliiilen erlogen unO,
fern bon Scr 6eimat, auf in0ilAen
9o6en ibr @rob fanoen.
Qas einitige 8urenIager bel Qipa-
tulomo Oient beltte ais Wlilitdrlo9er
llnO Sonatoriunt fir Die Seeleute
0es britii6cn oitinoii9en @eidwo-
oers. @3ogli6, OoB cine CUTE Ser
pflegung imo meniAlide 9ebonOlung
IN 0ieier @egeno oen franfen engli-
i6en Scerjoden 5uni glu6en gerci1en
tunn elmer groBen 3obl 9rren lit ser
Nufent6alt in 0iDotnlapa gum Ser
bGngniS gelporoen. n 0aS mar Dor
Nit 20 Sobren. Seiite lit obermolS oie
ariegsfltrie entfeiielt inO WieOerunl
mer0en 9lagen loit iiber Ole i6ma9-
boae 9cbonolung, Die ole II @entle-
men ienleits oes 9onuls ibren @efon-
gcncn, oieSmal unIcrcn oeutiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Son0sleuten, 5ilteil mer0en loiien.
Die 53uItGnoe ouf Der in Der Sriihen
See gelcgenen SSniel Wion im0 in Dem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ouf ser 9tenn-
bobn in ser Sto0t 9teipburD in ser
@rniiboft 9erfs ioaen no9 einponO.
freien 8eri6ten oqen 8eeriffen bon
Mcniblidbfeit Sobn iprecben. @r6dbI.
te bod eih &rieeSeefungener, Ser orei
@lonote in Dem Eager bel 9aep6urp
berbringen mltBte: nSnsgeion1t luur-
oen bort ettpa 1000 @efongene felt
geGalten; 5mei Grittel in 8elten, oas
leste Drittel in oem fleinen Houm
5piiden Oen 3elten b6lu. ben Stollitn-
gen. g9er in oen 9ores ilntergebrn6t
purOe, Dem nor Der 8lid ms Sreie
gdn5lid) eenonlmen. 9ie Nlouern Der
StGqe i6nitten je0e 8erbinOung NIT
ser lonIt 10 itbonen llmgebung oes
engliicben &ennplobeS ub. gS blieG
6en @efangenen MIR 0os epig gleibe
9iIo, mie SunOerte bon Wieni6en
ourb oie llegepiBbeitibreS Stbidials
boQig opotii6 geiporoen, lih INNER
in ocmieIben en9en fleinen 9reis,
ounpf Dor iid biuitorreno, bcpeg-
ten.
@nelonO itellt cine i6le6te 9e-
bonOlung Ser OelitiGen &riegsgefan-
genen in 9(breoe. Gas bat ui1 Die
geboqm16tigte Der engliihcn Gegie-
ritug, &otGerine gereton, getorL ais
iie nod SiiOofrifa geianOt mur0e, nm
ole 3ultdnoe in sen 9urenfon3entro.
tionslogern bel Yretoria, 9loenfon-
tein, Sarrii6mitb. gIorbors @ont
iiip. acknowledgement" 5u beriAten.
Sn vBaQ W1na @lo9a8ine~ 0erof-
fentlibte Die &onmiiiarin einen SIR
tifel NIT r@oraoebiloern", in oenen
oas Seben ser gefongenen 9urenfo-
milien I'M beiten 2i6te gei6ilOert
puroe. W}iiten i'm glrtifel paiiierte
ser S1onidrberin ieOo6 cine bole
@ntgIeiiung, oenn iie idrie6 gYei
ieoem 2oger lit oii9 Elm eieener 8ir1-
bof 81 fin0en. @inen troiirige1 glns
Bid geip1bren 0ie longen 9teibeit Der
&inoergrGber, Ole Elm pot6etiider Be
meis fir oie 2eioen oes arieges Iino. !"
Ser engliiben 3eniur itbeinen Die
2eioen OeS &riegeS", oie in Oieiem
Sale glei6beOeiteno nit netgliider
@er5loiigfeit" paren entgoneen au
iein. lin 70 mebr, ais oie groBe Sim
oeriterblihfeit in oen Gon5entrotious-
logern bon ser engliiben Hegierung
ltets obgeleugnet ipurOe.
0ie @nglGnoer iidten oie oft iitt-
ipirtli1e @egeno Der aon5entrotions-
lager in Siiopeiiofrifa peeen ser liil-
beOingt n0tigen gt66e bon @oiicr lnO
@ilenbobn 8u entiduloigen. Cine 9e-
mGnteIlng, oie ais irrefiibrenO er-
fonnt peroen rtiiB, peil trob Der
DtG6e Ger @iienbobnen" Die 8erpfle-
olng cine idledte mar. gIud 0en
0eiltihen arieoSaefoneeuen IN glelu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

MAIDEN, an denliihem @ert iencn
eleid, oie iib i'm @ipeiB itno 9otter
bon 1900 Siibnereiern finoen. 9lber
6ag iii nod ni6t alcs. Scr 0lenidens
Ieib belibt ou9 tpertboae oeroltatiihe
@igenbeiten. llebergGbe man Den
2ei6 eines 80 &ilo i9peren Wfeniden
einem 9eItiQierfolben, 10 piir0e er
cine Menee bon @oiieritoffsos lie.
fern Die sur Siillung eineS lentbaren
&uft6alonS ouSrei6en piiroe. 9as
sSett eines loI6en @eni6en piir6e 5rr
@ereititng bon 90 &ilo 4er3en llno
Iein @boSpborgebolt 8u Ser bon S00,-
900 8iinob0Iaben geniigen. 9as aus
ser 9[I6e eines berbrannten Wfeni6en
9emonnene Glen ipiirOe 6pei fleine
91Ggel liefern, ltno oos aus ibm ge5o-
gene @l1aerin 5ur SerlteIlrtng bon
Is &ilo 9Dnaniit oisreiMen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Sonfona IebenOen Deutiden bieB es
Il. a.:
1Die 3uitGuoe i'm Camp ipotten
ieoer gei6reibung. W2nn ipuroe in
Diotsbe0s oDne eeniigenoen S6us
eegen ole @itterung ouf feudter
@rOe lintergebrod)t; in meiner Siitte
logen mir 5u II Yerlonen 70 eng 5lt-
iammen ooB ni6t einnlo[ Elm fleiner
Softer 5tpii6en oen 8etten itnterge-
6robt peroen fonnte. Solde Gin
idrdnflngen piiroen Sottentotten
oOer an0ere llnfultibierten @olfern
ni1t 8itr gbre gereiden ieoenfans
6eOeitten iie cine S6motb fir cine
gaation Oie BEL ieoer @eIegenbeit
gSorte tpie Sumonit1t, Civilization
liim, problerii6 i'm @lunoe fiibrt".
llno 9lrm in glrm INIT Der en9Ii.
ihen g8iGfiir nno ltnmenIdlidfeit
gebt Die outb 0oS 80lferre6t 70 Der.
lebenoe 8ebanolmg Der oeutiben
arieeseefongenen in 5ronfreib un0
SuBlono. g8uroe bod elm UatglieO
Oes @emeinoeratS in 0roguignon i'm
Deportement SSl0re.et-9oir berboItet,
neil er ~ als Srnn5oie IT in elmer
offentliden 8eriantmllng gegen 6ie
i6ledte 9ebonolung eefaugener Oelit.
Ider Offi5iere entriiitet proteitierte.
gSatroe Ood Oen friegsgefongenen
oeiiti6en Grauen rnO @lGo6en bel
Der lleberfiibrilng in Die @on3entra-
tionSloger Elm sale 8o6e~ nahge-
ritfen iino iie ioeor tGtlid niB6an.
oelt. lln0 bieB es nibt fiir6lid, Dob
oeutibe 4riegsgefongene in Dobome,
nur notOiirftig beflei0et. llnter Ser
glufiidbt bon Sdpor5en ais Soeelob.
ner orbeiten mlbten9 @benio ungliid-
lib iperOet iih unlere 2anosleltte fiib.
len, 0ie IN ritiiii9er @efongenl9aft IN
Sibirien I1uohten. 9oS olte @ort:
p@rotte8 le 9iuiie ct bous bope5 le
Barbara" bat lidb bereits ari 9lnfange
Oes &riegeS belpGbrt. llnO 10 manber
Der &riegseefongenen miro iitb bon
Der Babrbeit Der oltcn &eOensart
aitb in oen iibirii1en @in0Oen iiber.
5eugen fonnen. 9e5eidnenO 1T iibri-
gems, OoB Oie ruifide SouptgefGng-
nisDerlpolttng our9 &rnoerlaB be-
itinmt bat, 6oB feiner Der ins syn.
mere &uBlonos beri6idten 9eutI6en.
Selterrei9er, llngorn lno Siirfen
mebr nls % 9iubel bel 10 boben
oorf; BEL @erididrtng bon 5anilien
lit eS geltattet, flint 9iubcl mebr fir
ie0es 6nmilienmitglieO nlit3unebmen.
3ie 4dlte in Sibirien lit 5ii ertro.
gen. ober MIR, menu man oogegen
binreideno eeihiibt lit. SD bobe
Sibirien aiif Dem Sdienenmege 0rei-
nal Ourhquert iino meiB bon Der iibis
ridden 9Glte Elm 2ie66en 5u iingen.
SD broiihe nir an oen 9tobember5ug
iiber Die Bontonbriide in Srtlttsf 5u
oenfen, ipo mir Dor GGlte Die glugen
iibergingen. g[n 9aifaliee 6otten mir
% @roO unter 9tuu eebabt. in Sr.
futSf Qar 80 @ra0. Tie critic 9ieQeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

ser 2uft begeguen lit ielbitOeritdno.
lid, ober troboem lit Elm SAL OeS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bis lett niGt be.
fonnt getpor6en. @ie Oie ndberen linz
teriudungen erge6en boben, bonoelt
es iicb i'm borliegenOen 6ou nm Oos
grgebitis eineS iogenonnten D6lons
fenfeuers", 5. 3. sic frou8oiiibe Sn.
fanterie bei9oB Die oelitihen 2inien
BON borne uno gleidaeitig bon Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
8luSIf gcriOncm,

oie ii6 bornebmerL INNER 5uioumen
au @3ittag 6G ellen, nber babel iie-
mails in 6erielben 0rOmine 5ii iiben,
piirOen Dies ritnO ia Wdaionen
Sabre lang tun fonnen obne ooB iie
ein ein5igeS @tal pieoer in 0erielben
&eibenfolge 5u Gid iieen iuiiroen,
mie an einen friiberen Gage. 8pei
W2eniden f0nnen natiirIi6 MIR oitf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

eegen 0ie ii6iriI6e @Glte lit S6ub
fir oen Ropf, Die Sdnoe 1niO Oia
6iiBe. 9ie adltc lit troden, alio be.
oiirfen Sbren uno gloie unO 0ie
menidli6en @rtrenitdten in eriter
&inie oes Shubes. giniam genug
wer6en 6en Srieeseefongenen sic
longen @interoben0e ino -nGdbte i'm
fernen Sibirien eriheinen tpenn audi
ein5elne Seile 0es rieiigen &anoes fat
idneefrei blei6en.
9ie 9ouer 0eS Sronsports mitB
Die no9 Sibirien ber6onnten Griegs-
eefangenen arg mitgenommen bobeu
@r3dblten mir oob apei 8lrm &efru-
tentransport befoblene Sffi5iere, NIT
oenen i1 bon g8laoiipoitot nod Wios-
tou fllbr, ooB ser Sronsport BON ct.
8etersburg nod @loOiWoitot ~ 81
Soge oouern tuiirOe. ghln erIt Elm @e-
fangenentrun8port, Scr BEL ieoer @e-
legenbeit tparten muB. 8enn mon
bon einem 2i6tblid in Ser 8ebano-
lung unierer gefangenen arieger BON
ieiten ser feinOli6en g8otionen ipre'
den ipia, 70 fam uur Snpun in Be-
tro6t fommen. @s fol- oobingeliellt
bleiben, Oh Die iaponildle 9fegierlng
aus WtenidIibfeit. 9erehnung oocr
~ einem ihle6ten @epiIen ben Sel-
0en bon Siin9tmi cine Dem &olfer.
redt entlpreAenoe 8e5anolung 5litcil
tperOeu lGBt, ober iie itimmt ieoen-
falls nit Der @epflogenbeit Ocs oelit.
l6en @egners therein, Der ieinen 8e.
faneeneu gleidoiel welher giationo-
lit1t, 9erooe5u ritterlid entgegen.
fomult. Sffi5iel bat Ole iaponilAe
&egierung at beriteben gegeben, oaB
iie Die oeuticben 9riegsgefangenen 10
gut bebonoeIt, Inn ooOirdb Ole iapa-
niide Gaufborfeit fir ole Dem iopo-
nilden 9toten 4reii5 mdbreno oes ruiz
iii6-ioponii6en &riegs, erlpielenen
oelti6en @eidaiefeiteu 3lim glus'
0rud 5u bringen. Se0enfallS ntiillet
mir, mil immer man aud SopanS
8oreebcn gegen uns beitrteilen mag,
onerfcnneu, oaB es ole tapferen Ser
teioiger Siingtois, ole Der ueber'
madt erlegen lino, anitdn0ig beban.
belt. @S lit ou9 cine Der trauri9er
2eDren oielcs 4rieges, Dab ole alll-
tiirbolfer @uropas, beionoers ole
@ngIGnoer, Oie bon ieber giidteiiro-
pGern nit @era6tung begegneten ltcb
bon 6en Sobnen gliiens on bolter-
re6tli6em 9lnitanOsgefiibl iibertreI-
fem loiienl
Syn syopan boben sic beloenmlitieelt
8erteiOiaer Siingtaus teilpeile aiF
Der iiioliGen Der bier iaponllden
Snieln, apulbu in Siltucfa, allrnnIe
uu6 in ser pcgen ieines alien S9lol-
Ies berii6nlten Gtoot Gumonloto TT
5um Seil in Sofio, glogoDa, Slata
Sineii im0 in ser $ouptltoot Der
8rooin3 $40, in @atIupomo, ons oaS
belter6altene @oDniioidloB SnpanS
oif5uipeiien bat, elm arieaSbeim ge'
funoen. l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

5ipei beri6ieoene @eiien nebeneinoit-
Der iiben, 0rei Oageeen bereits uiif 6
@iien bier oitf "a, flint uiif 100,
feds oitf 720, iieben ouf 5040, oht
olif 40,32O, neun auf 1862 $50, 5ebn
mif 3,628,000, ELF ouf 39,90s.000
uno 5uolf ouf AIS, 1896, 900 g9eiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

burn iprrOe 8ebn @o6en lang ie6en
Gag gtau6fleiidb NIT 9artoffeln bor-
geiebt. 2iegt etipn g}epburD II ouBer.
bal6 0e8 9erei9s Der @ilenbabnen9
ltn6 entipritbt es Dem @ebot Ser
MenIhbeit, menn oen @efangenen
ole einfa6iten bDeienii6en @inri6-
tineen oorentbolten peroen? gSenn
oo8 Glen in aIten foit niemalS ge-
rciuioten, ourb 9fltB eeibpdr3ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Der matericIIc &ert bes McnIden.
Cine tuitiee @nt0edlng Eat Der
n@il 9los" geno6t. @r bot I'M Mlen-
i0cnleibe n6isber unent0edte 9iei9s
timer eeftnOen. 90 fon1nen bic
lSaibitanaen, Die Sen &orper eines
etpu 80 &ilo i1peren Meni9en aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

9[SpboItfefieln eefo6t mirO9 8er
tennt ni6t ggereidjtibagins ergrei-
feuoes 9iI6 bon bemgi6redli6en @nOe
Der SepoDs aus oeutA9roBen inoilhen
N}ilitGroiifItonoe ~, oie por Die &d-
nonen gebunOenen @efongenen nit
Dem iiberen Sooe inn 9fiiden2 annn
e8 0a nod iiberrol6elL 0oB Ole @ng.
lGnOer beute oeittI9e @efougene un0
Neriplln0ete allf @rieaslhiffen i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Sofen bon 8ortsmoutb unterge6ro@t
baben Inn oltf oieie @eile cine 9e-
ibieBiing oes Sofens ourb oeilti6e
Sdiffe at berbinoern2
SIM fernen Often lit es itnieren ee.
fongenen 2anOsleiiten nibt beHer er-
eangen. 9enn in einem on oen @ene-
raloireftor 6es g6or0oeutihen 2loDo,
Seinefen, oeribteten 8rief aus
Sbnnebai iiber oie9ebonoling Ser in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-09-21
WEST GUILFORD

Ebert Lynde is helping A. S. Gallup
this week fill his silo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Lee.
Merritt Fisher recently bought a reg
'istered Holstein bull of Mr.. Lowell in
Chester.
Carroll Lynde of Greenfield spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mowry Lynde.
Miss Miriam Nichols returned to
school Monday, after being out one
week i'll with mumps.
DR.. George Lane of the medical school
in Oklahoma and Mrs. Lane are board
ing at r. A. Whitney's.
Ernest Thomas and family spent Sun
day in Marlboro with her brother,
Archie Phelps, and wife.
Miss Ruby Phelps has left Sidney
Colman s and is staying with her broth
er, Archie Phelps, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Phelps and Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Thomas attended the
funeral of f. L. Bennett Saturday in
Brattleboro.
vi. anu MIS- NHarlcS InOmaS were
called to Halifax the last of last week
by the serious illness of her brother,
George Hill.
Evolt Fisher of Company l., who is
stationed at Westfeld, Mass, was on a
furlough and visited Tuesday with M.
w. Lynde and family.
I, Miss Miriam Akley, II, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Akley, was taken to
the Melrose hospital Saturday with
blood poisoning in her head, caused by
going under a barbed wire fence and
scratching her head. She is doing WELL
Harold Prouty and grandfather, Ben
jamin Clark, were in Wilmington Mon
day on business. They also called on
old friends in West Dover. Mr.. Clark
had not been there for about 60 years.
Mr.. Clark is very active. He is over 80
years of age.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-09-21
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Stratton and
son, Harold, of Brattleboro were callers
Sunday at John s. Stratton IS.
Charles L. Dexter returned Thursday
to his home in Overlook, Philadelphia,
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Mil
ton Dexter.
The red bridge at the foot of Stove
hill is being given a thorough course
of repairs. The force of men began
work Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Bruce of Suf-
| field, Conn, and sons, Graham and Ced-
ric, motored in Sunday to spent the day
at G. E. Brown s.
State Missions is the subject of an ex-
ercise which will be given by the Sun
day school at the regular noon hour ses-
sion next Sunday. The missionary work
of the Baptist state convention will be
described.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Morse of Bald
win Place, N. Y, spent several days
last week with friends in town but were
called home Friday as Mr.. Morse had to
respond to the call for examination for
military service.
Ebnezer N. Stratton of Suffield, Conn,
and Dwight f. Bailey of Agawam came
by automobile last Wednesday to at
tend the auction at the Freyenhagen
place. Mrs. Bailey and their cousin,
Mrs. Lindley formerly Christine Bal
ley) and little daughter of Providence,
R. l., came with them. Mrs. Charles
H. Kelsey accompanied them on their
return trip Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Ingram have had
the pleasure of entertaining all their
children and the one grandchild during
the week just past. All attended church
Sunday morning together. Included in
the party are Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Ingram Of New Bedford, Mass, and
daughter, Barbara, John Ingram of
Boston, Lester Ingram of Geneva, N. Y,
Miss Rubie Ingram of Brattleboro and
Herbert c. Ingram of this place. Lester
Ingram is here awaiting his call to the
military training camp at Aver, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-09-21
GUILFORD.

Owen r. Washburn was a guest at the
Gale farm over Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Andrews, who is in the
tarren hospital, is reported to be improv-
ing
Lawrence Martindale broke his thumb
while helping fill slo the first of the
week.
Edward Squires is at home from Brat
tleboro and is confined to his bed with
rheumatism.
Col. Thomas Harmon and Mrs Han,
non of Bennington were guests of Mrs.
lannon's brother, Jesse Weatherhead,
Friday.
Bert Whittemore, while running a
threshlng machine at George Houghton's
this week, was injured by becoming
mlXed-up with the belt, which threw him
in the air, tearing his shoe off and tanning
him somewhat.
One of our good townspeople recently
attended corn roast in Blattleboro
While helping he laid his coat on the
ground until the feast was over. When he
went for his coat he found crickets had
been feasting on it and numerous holes
met his astonished gaze.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-09-21
WEST ToWNsHEND.

c. NJ. Dean has bought a Maxwell car
Mrs. May Phillips of Putney is work
ing at Ray Dean S.
Leroy Spiller of Mortified, Mass. was
a caller in town Thursday.
Arthur Jennison and family were
with friends in Windham Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Allen of Brattleboro was
a weekend visitor at C. M. Deans.
Ernest Dresser of Farley, Mass, was
at w. A. Lawrence the first of the
week.
Mrs. c. II. Stratton and Mrs. o. E.
Burnap were visitors at Mrs. Chapman s
in Wardsboro last week.
Miss Margaret o Hare of Springfield,
Mass, who assisted as nurse at Ray
Dean s, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pratt and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Comstock of Alstead, N. H.,
visited at George Herrick S the first of
the week.
Ralph and Aubrey Stratton s names
should have been in the list of those
attending Leland and Gray seminary in
Townshend
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wheeler have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Orrie Sever
ance and children and Mrs. Nourse of
II Oughtonsville.
Parker & Gould s saw mill was de-
stroyed by fire Friday night. The fire
was discovered about 10 o clock. The
lumber piles were saved.
Homer T. Burroughs has bought
new Singer sewing machine for his re-
pair shop. He also has added a line.
OF groceries, confectionery and tobacco.
Walter Van Ness, who graduated at
the grammar school, passing the state
examinations last spring, is attending
the Clawson- Hamilton commercial col
lege in Brattleboro.
The Ladies Aid society will hold
social and serve an old fashioned boiled
dish supper Monday evening in the YES
try Everybody is invited to come and
have pleasant time.
Frank d. Jones and family of Bartons-
vile and Mr. and Mrs. Earle Derry were
at f.. S. Jones s Sunday to help cele-
brate the birthday anniversaries of Mrs.
Mandy and Mrs Frank Jones.
The little friends of Miss Bernice
Hadlock helped her celebrate her ninth
anniversary Friday afternoon
by playing games and enjoying cake and
ce cream. The birthday cake with nine
Tiny candles set in rosebud holders on
he white frosting and with nine tiny
red bouquets around the edge was Joy
o the children. Miss Bernice received |
good number of remembrances.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF GEORGE c. AVERILL.

=.
District of Marlboro, SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District Aforesaid:
To the heirs and all persons interested
in the estate of George G.. AVerill, late
of Brattleboro, in said district, deceased,
Greeting:
Whereas. application hath been made
praying for license and authority to sell
all of real estate of said deceased, repre-
senting to said court that it would be
beneficial to the heirs and all persons in
terested in the estate of said deceased,
to sell said real estate and convert the
same into money.
And bringing into court the consent
and appreciation in writing, of all the
heirs to said estate residing in this state.
and setting forth the situation of the
real estate.
Whereupon. the said court appointed
and assigned the Goth day of September,
1917, at the probate Office in Brattleboro,
on said application and petition, and or
dered public notice thereof to be given to
all persons interested therein, by pub
fishing said order together with the time
and place of hearing, three weeks success
svely in The Vermont Phoenix, news
paper which circulates in the neighbour
hood of those persons interested in said
estate. all of which publications shall be
previous to the day assigned for hear
ing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified tc
appear before said court, at the time anc
place assigned. then and there in sale
court to make YOUR objections to the
granting of such license, If you see cause
Given under my hand at Brattleboro
In said district, this 18th day of Septem
her. 1917
37-39 A. F. SCHWENK, Judge
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-09-21
ESTATE OF SAMUEL q. CHASE.

STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Marlboro. SIS
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District Aforesaid
in the estate of Samuel b. Chase, late
of Nottingham, in said district. deceased
Greeting:
Whereas. application hath been made
to, this court in writing, by the Admin :
istrator. praying for license and authority
to sell all of real estate of said deceased
to wit. representing to said court that
IT would be beneficial to the heirs and all
persons Interested in the estate of said
deceased, to sell said real estate and con-
vert the same into money.
And bringing into court the consent
ana appreciation in writing, of all the
heirs to said estate residing i'm this state
and setting forth the situation of the real
estate
Whereupon. the said court appointed
and assigned the Goth day of September,
1917 at the probate Office in Brattleboro,
IN SAID district. to hear and decide I'M
on said application and petition. and or
dered public notice thereof to be given to
~ persons interested therein, by pub
fishing said order, together with the time
ana place of hearing, three weeks sue
cessivelv in The Vermont Phoenix. a
newspaper which circulates In the
of those persons interested
in said estate, all of which publications
hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned, then and there in said
court TO make your obj ctions to the
of such license, if you see
cause,
Given under my hand at Rrattleboro.
in said district, this 18th day of septem-
1879 a. F. sCHWENK, Judge.