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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

Das 5auptfenn5siden bes sanaen
polniiden 2aubes 1T ole Sisfebene.
DDS beibt: Die Oberfldas bes YO-
Dens liest i0 penis iiber Oem Sruno-
tpaferIpleseI, oaB aud i'm beibelteu
CONNER bic @rGben NIT Waiier sez
fiillt iinb. Die S9nseidmsloe i'm
Griibiabr, ia ielbf Ter Serbrressn
psrpanbelt psits Strsdsn in Wais
ieripiesel. Ser 8open erpei9t Dann
au einem sdben 9rei, Der Dem ein5eI>
nen Wanoere. S9pisristsiten berei>
tst. Die Straben iinb Oann ebenio.
Usan tDnnte iie eber nit einem 8abn
als nit einem Wagen befabren, pie
mir Elm Sffi5ier boil srimmigen 9u<
mors Iaste. llnO oa baben lib grpz
BE 4rmeen portpGrts betpest, iinb
l9pere 8a1onen poripGrts setpmmen.
v4ber frast mid nur niht pie!" Oapon
nerben unIere tapferen Rrieser nod
ibrsn &inbestinberu eradblen, pie
ibre itarteu 4rme unD barten 5duite
oas unmDsIipe mOglih sema9t baz
ben.
pplen bat i'm allgemeinen unter
osm ginfIuB Der iiioruiiiiden Steppe
tontinentales &lima, oas beibt: beige
Sommer uib itrenee Wintsr unb
ipdtsItens @nbe Gopember liegt Das
sanae 2ano untsr S4nee unp Sis.
polen 1T monatelans Elm einSiser sro>
Ber Worait uno es lit oorsetommen,
bab Reiter nit ibren Pferben i'm
2lder iOpeit perianten. Oab ibnen
9ilfe. se6radt peroen mubte. San>
oise Streden iinb Ielten. meiIt 1T Der
0oben buntel unb n. LID. unp frudt>
bar aud! gs pirb ni9t nur pieI
Setreioe sebaut, iOnbern aud bic
3uderriibe. ieitoem ii4 bort = msiit
frembes : &apitaI bieIer lanbtpirts
Ichaftlihen Snbuitrie 5useponbt bat.
Die friiber iebr oussebebnten DdIs
Der iinb Bis oui feline 9ebiete pers
ihpunoen unb als 6lOBe Die Wei9s
Iel bina6geI9pommen. &ein 9eieb
binberte bic profitgier an Der @sr@
ni9tung bieier gobenIdGBe, pebsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11
Ntt Ser 1ien5efrent.
aassbaablattsr aus Der ,sbmtem afam,a-s $laat.

Ser &riessberidteritattsr Wiap
Bierbaum aus 3iirih sibt III ieinen
3aaebu1blGttern aus Der 5ebnten
-Jfpnspi1lu6t naditehenpe Sailoss
Rilits ieiner Grfabrunsen auf benz
Wsge 3ur Gront:
9lm Stanbort ber SIonaoarmee.
%. Mai.
U2dn mub Slid bnben, beionbers
als ariessbsridtsritatter. gs ssniigt
uieht, einmal an elmer Sront seipsien
3H fein. mo nidts los 1T unD no
man bergeblid auf ole 4usl0iung
DER @pannuns nartet, bic in Der
Butt bes &rieges aus ndhlter Hd6e
Iieat. Oenn S4la9ten tpmmen ni4t
auf 9eitelluns; fie iinb Elm Yrooutt
oes gegenieitisen ununterbrohenen
8eoba9tens, bes langen 9auf4ens
unb 2auerns. fino Die pl0Bli4 in bic
Grideinun9 ipringenoe Jolse zines
oitlIeidt nur ihiidtern unternommez
neu Saitens an irseno elmer JrOnts
ttellung, bas, lpie eine 2alpine, oas
gauge Srontsebiet plOslich gum 4ufz
irolleH brin9t. so tam i9 Dor anoerts
9alb Snbren burd einen 9liidsSufal
iult in bic pierte unb finite Sion5os
fblobt binein, bamals, als bic Staz
fener uno bic SeIterreiber uno llps
TN Iid nod um Die potsora rauf>
zen un0 9Or3, bic unsliidfelise, isits
Ter fir Oeitsrrei4 perloren sssansene
5taot, nrA i'm 5euer Der italienis
t6eu @eidiiBe lag. Seitbsr 1T aufs
Heue piel 8lut nit ben idmubigen
Deasn bes Sion5o ins goridtii6e
Tser geitrOmt; piermal ieBte bic itas
fieniibs OffeniiDe Elm. RE leBte Dor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

etipa einem balben Sabre. unb tuns
oerttauienbfa4 serfplitterte bas
i9arftantise aarItgsitein, unb Sri4s
ter lsste iid neben Sridter in Der
@bsns oes ipeltberiibm! seporoeneu
SIiibleins, bon benz friiber biele ni4t
einmal ben Namen fonnten.
Dos &riesspreFequartier bat iid
isbt in Der Ndbe BON Wien niebers
gelafen, in einem reiaenben Stdbts
den an Ser @rense Der 8eiiben5, no
es in Der Sriiblinsspra9t au9 Dem
getpifenbaftefsn Mann Der prsHe
f9per miro, &riess6eri9te gu idreis
ben. 2lues bliibt ringsum unb baoet
ii9 i'm Sonnenslana, unb in bieIe
i9Dne Maien5eit binein fiel bic auns
be pom 8ssinn Der 5ebnten S4ladt
am SIon5o, bic aud unier Sduflein
rsbsllii9 ma6te. Wir reiiten gerabe
our9 ole erSgeiesnete Steiermdrf. UNI
in 8ergperfen, @affenfabriten unb
Siiitenanlasen bic setpalti9e &riesss
orbeit bss Sinterlanoes gu ituoisren,
als mir Elm Selesramm oes &riess>
prehequartiers bic Srbre CAB, iofort
nit offenem Sefebl, bem raoitaliten
uno pirtungsoolliten &eiiemittel, um
i'm 8riess9ebiet raid porpdrts gu
tommen. aur SIonsofront ab3ugeben.
Seraus aus aoffern unb Rudiad.
iuas ni9t unbebingt nOtig 1T. binein
in i'm mas man gu elmer Srontrsiis
brau4t, ben Sad CUR Sano. Die nds
eelbei4lasenen Stiefel an bic Siibe
Die Reiieoede aufseidnollt uno bann
DoripGrts, binunter mad Siioen! Dir
2sute nit Der 3risssfsosr baben ia
i'm 2aufs Der &rie9siabre quite ROus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

gbauHesn gu nennen pflegsn, sibt ss
pobl in pulen, aber lie iinp niht
bas, pas mir nit Dsm 9egriff su bes
5ei9nen pflesen. Gin feiter llnterbau
lit ppbl porbanoen, ober Die Sbers
i9i9t it ite:s cine fortloufenoe Settle
mebr obsr minpsr tiefer 2odsr.
@enn es gar niht mebr sebt, perosn
bic ansrsnaei. ben 9runpbeiiBsr anssa
baltsn, SdotterIteine aufSuldiitten.
bic Der @ertsbr a(lmdblib feitfabren
muB, lpas meiitens iebr unooltom=
men selinst.
8abnen si6t es in polsn natiirs
Ii9 aud. Gum 5eil fat lie bic ins
buitrielle gntpidlung erSpungen, gum
Sell iinb Iie aus itratesiIden Hiid>
ii6ten erbaut. 2tber man brau9t
nur bur9 einen Bid auf cine CUTE
&orte polen nit Dem bena9barten
S9lsiien, poien uno OitpreuBen gu
perglei9en, I'm 5u feben, ipie melt
polen 6inter bisfen ni9t serabs reid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

regenloie Maienseit madt Die Stras
benOerbdltnifIe ni9t befer. Iber bait:
einsn Neubau mub i9 bod erfpdbnen,
bas &riegstinp, oas elm bautunoiger
Sffi3ier mitten i'm Srt ge5immert
bat. Die rSoteninIel", irseno Elm
SilmI9morren, aus bem 8DdlinI9en
8ilbs berausgebaden, miro beute 9es
geben, unb baau nod elm paar 2uit>
ipiels, aber sliidlideripeiie fein
&risssfilm, nit Dem bic 8inotrieger
ben 2euten an Der Sront ni9t ims
ponieren tOnnen. glu9 elm lus g8ies
ner S9auipielern SuiummengeieBtes
@nIemble, oas unter anberm S9niBs
Iers r2iebeIei" uno elm paar BLU
msntbalide 2uitfpiele srr 4uffiibs
runs bra4ts, CAB bier, gum gre4en
poll, 8oritellunsen, mubte aber i6leus
nigit DerI4pinoen. als prr aebn Sas
gen gobprnns 3anonen aufs neue
Die Sriesspeiie aufipislten.
Cine ienssnos Slut lisgt auf Der
StraBe, als Mari9bataillpns aur Ibs
lDilns pprfpdrts mari6ieren. @s limb
Wiener unb &roaten. bic ins Selb
sisben, nit gslbsm Staub feoedt bonn
S9ub bis gum @eii9t, nber iie iins
gen ibre beuti4en unO troatiiden
Eieber unb laui9en pergniist bem
Spiel Der Sonbor9eln, Ole Der cine
opsr Der onbere trob bem idperen
RudIad auf benz 9fiiden nit in ben
SGiibengraben nimmt. giner bat ios
gar feline 9eise bei iib, feit aufses
i9nalt neben Dem 9rotlaib uno Der
@amelle. RuFii4e @efanssne. Die am
Wege arbeiten, balten inne III b i9aus
en- ben langen &olonnen mad; Die
paar 2anbiturmleute Glteren Sabrz
ganses, bic su ibrsr 9epa9ung ba
iinb. idmau9en semiitli4 ibr Pfeifs
6en unb feben ulles anbere e6sr als
triegeriid aus. Man bort es INNER
unb INNER pieber, bob Der Rufe
SDar ein langiomer, aber Elm gutter
uno gutmiitiser 9rbsitsr lit, gefeit ge>
gen isoe Witterung, unempfinbli9 9es
gen Die &Glte uno sesen bic Sibe,
uno aud Der Stuub seni'rt ibn ni6t
itarf, nod ipeniser bic beulenbe 9os
ra, bic normale GuropGer sur 8erz
5peiflun9 bringen lam. Man iiebt
bic ruiiiI9sn &riegsgefangenen i'm
S9mud ibrer braunen, Dp6en Miits
gen nit benz breitsn S9irm, piel in
@Grten, Wieien unb 5elosrn arbei=
ten, lie perri4ten ibr Saseipert nit
Den 8ouern. futffieren dllein Sub
rem bon Srt gu Srt, unb niemanb
beaufli4tigt iie, lie babsn ii9 in bisie
5itpile &riegstdtistsit sinselebt, uno
Die Sriebensfunbe pirb bereinIt nidt
fir ieoen Der armen Seufel sur fros
ben goti9aft perben. Sd balte mid
i'm Sinne segenIeitiser 9lufflGrung
fir perpfli6tet, gu iasen, oab bic Be-
banolung Der &riesssefansenen on
ben Srten in Seiterrsid, no i9 fol,
DIE Iab, mir sinen burdaus euten unb
bumanen Ginbrud md6te, unb aud
IN Der @erpflesung iu6t man berefs
tistsn Wiiniden na9 MDsli4teit ents
sssensutommsn. Sreili9 lit ia Der
RuiIe elm aussefprodener 9roteiier,
uno nod bisfer Ridtuns bin biirf>
ten feline Wiinids ni9t immer gang
in grfiilIuns seben. Senn 8rot III in
ben trieefiibrenben Staaten fnapp,
uno ieIbit in ben bornsbmitsn Dies
ner &eitdurants mub mar feline Sups
pc hiinflilos lDffeln, lpenn man fein
grot niht poriorslib bon Su SauIs
mitsebra9t bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

bebadtsn prouin5en Suriiditebt. 81.
men sefpifen @riab bieten alleroinss
bic 5ablrei9en Waferpese.
Oeitli9 unb n0roli9 Der Wei9iel
eritredt ii9 sin 9ebiet, oas friiber
nit Re9t ben Ramsn npoleiie", b. 3.
WalolunD trus. SEPT 1T DON Dem
Wulprei6tum penig mebr porbanoen.
SIM n6rbliden Sell, Der bon 2itaus
ern beipobnt fpirp, baben rei9e 4bels,
gei9le4ter nod einige grDBere Sons
plere por Der glrt belpabrt. SIM fiios
li9en Sell it alIein bic 9jeloipieia
iibrig gebl,eben, Elm urnalo, Der AZ
bsutI9e Quabratmeilen bebedt. Sbre
Rettung perbantte lie bem umitanbe.
bab lie bic leBte Diientbsrbe beper.
berst, bic auf europdiidem 8obsn
Iebt. lin bies ieltene WiIo gu ers
balten, ipurbe bic 8ieloipieia 1903
sur 8ronforf uno fur unperleBli9
ertlGrt. Sn fpenigen SieOlunsen ies
ben bic 5oritbsamtsn uno bic gaus
erH, benen bic Werbung bes Wilb.
futters obliest.
2 Bon benz 2anbe gilt basielbe tpie
bon Weitpolen. Cine iumpfige Siefs
ebene, nur piel i9pG4er beiieoelt
unb gu srobem Sell nod bon ben
tiimmerliben SaiSen, ben ueberreiten
Der Wdlber bebedt. Gin troitlos
untpirtlidbes 2anb.
Die 8eb0lferun5 bes Walblanbes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11
: Die Profsfforen Wsr-

= Die Profefforen 8sr-
ner Sombart unb Ssrmann S9ub.
mu4er iinO aIs Rn9folser S9mols
lers uno Wasners an bic llniperiitdt
Berlin beriifen porOen.
= Der grite 9enerals l.
qrartiermsiiter 9eneral 2ubenporff
lit gum @6renbiirser Der Staot Dill
Esloorf ernannt poroen. @sneral 2us
bsnoorff mar friibsr 9ommanoeur
oes 5iiiiIiersRssimsnts go. 80 in
SiifsIoorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

aaIildl.
nit i6ren pielen sroBen uno aablloien
tleinen Rebsnfliiiien. Dieter Wafers
rei9tum srtlGrt iib nur aus oem
g6aratter Der Siefe6ene. Der nit
@runbpaFer fpie elm naher S4pamm
ssIGttiste 8oben permas tsine glies
berI9ldge isitsubaItsn. Gr muB iis
reItlos abseben. Wo elm tpenig @es
fGGe uorbanben 1T, ibIei4t lanss
fam feline Waheraber oabin, es TT.
al1 ipsnn bos Wafer Wiiibe bat, ii4
porpGrts gu idieben. limb mo tein 9es
fdlle ppr9anben 1T. ba liegt ipie elm
f9eubli4es llngeb:uer Elm Sumpf.
Ni6t Moprs iinD es. bic iid bur9 obs
iterbsnben pflanSsnpuds su Sorf
umipanoeln, fonbern 9ei9piire bes
@robobens. fart peroiinnter Morait
D.. Msilenlang uno neilenbreit. Seoe
@ntipdherlins lit ausseIhloiisn. ln'
iiberpinoli1er als oas iteilIte Sc.
birge. aein pfab fiibrt binourd.
seI9peige benn elm @eg -.
8erse2 Siisel2 Sn polena Ran
muB idon isbr beideiben isin. UNI
bisis Worte auf bic serinsen uno
penigen Grbebungen oes 9ooens ans
ipenOen su tOnner. Rur i'm Siioen
bic 2nfa 9Ora. Elm 9ergriid.u spis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

tine fir arisssr.iIen bsfommen unb
tpifen, baB nit angebdngtem &dnael
Der Wes na9 born leihter au errets
&sn lit, tuenn au9 Die Silfsmittel
Sur berfeinertsn 2ebensipeiie Su 5ailfe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11
2lns Ser Reimat peniatewseis E.
gon Sr. Srib Sfoipronuef.

iden ai.lee unb Spatotp. Der In
Den 8riessberidten otter Ssnannt
tporben 1T, Derbient erfpdhnt su pers
ben.
Die Wessperbdltnife fnb, absefss
ben BON Der S9littenbabn i'm Wins
ter, entisblid. 8unitbauten, bic mir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

ben Bic StraB.n foripGbr.nb osrb.l'
fsrt unb aussebaut, absr Saufenoe
BON Sruppen, Sauienbs BON autos,
SauIenoe bon Gubrperten alIer 9lrt
Sieben tdsIi9 barii6er Fin. uno bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

friibsr nod ipdter, unter ruiIiider
Serridaft. SnfOlsepefen leibet be-
reits gang pOlen pefli4 Der Dei4s
iel empfinDlih unter C-:ol5mansel.
gine Msrfpiiroisteit polens 1T
bas sroBe Stronghold Der Deidiel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

5elbbabnen finb bic 5iillsefdbe bins
untersenommen, unb eine iogenannte
iteife platte biIbet iebt ben 5ubbos
ben. 8an5 anbers basesen in ben
8oseien. Sier ieben mir iteile 9erge
uno an aablreiden Solsssriiitsn cine
Seilbabn. Spl9e Seilbabnen bef0rz
Germ i'm Sebirse bdufis 8aumitdmme
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

Die SratbIeiIbdnssbabn ii6erT9reis
tet Sdler, S9luhten unb 5liiiIe obne
S9pierigteiten II. in sroBen Spannz
tpeiten. Ser 8etrleb uno bic Si6erz
heit Der Sabn perben our6 nihts
beeinfluBt. Sol9e 8abnen lafen ii9
init ben beutisen Wlitteln Der Setnit
IberdI erridten unb baben auber oer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

Gigsnartis iinb bic WlitteI, nit oes
nm bic 8eripuhbeten aus Der
59la9tlinie in pie GtoprenloSaretts
gebra6t iperben. Wir ieben uuf einem
smierer SiIber auf ebenem, ianoisem
@eldnoe SeIbbabnen, bon oenen Stpei
tleine Wo9en ba5u bisnen, cine an5u5l
9erlpuuoettr aufsunebmeu. Bon ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

bsitebt i'm SiiOsn nus poIsn. bic iid
pirtI9aftlih pie tulturel auf Der
bentbar nieorisiten @5tufe befinben.
Der n0roli9s 5eiI ipirb pon 2itauern
beipobnt. bsrsn 3abI ii4 itetis Dsrs
minoert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

pber Steine ins Sal. sSn bieiem SalIe
bat man bic Giilsefdbe CUR 2asers
itGtte BON 9erpunbeten gema9t. Sies
isr Sransport 1T melt ansenebmsr
fir @srpunb.te als Die 8efOrberun9
cuff @agen, neil bic Sabrt in ioldsn
Sdnseba9nen isbr fanft BON itattsn
gebt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
BRATTLBORO LOCAL.

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will serve baked bean supper Monday
evening, NOV. l..
The Woman 5 Relief corps will hold
n regular business meeting tomorrow
evening at 7.30 clock
The young people of the Centre Con-
gregational church gathered last eve
ming in the chapel for social evening
under the auspices of the Christian En-
deaNor society. Games were enioyed
and refreshments were served.
The annual harvest day will be OBJ
served at the Home for the Aged from
~ a. m. 10 q 2. III. tomorrow Refresh
ments will be served by the committee in
charge and contributions of ANYTHING
which will add to the comfort or happi-
ness OF the inmates Will be gratefully re
eelNed All friends of the Home will be
welcome, however. whether 50 contribut
ing or not, and all are invited to come to
help make the day pleasantly memorable.
regular meeting Of the Brattle-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Madam Burbcc is at the home Of her
sou, \. G.. Burhec.
Mrs Louis Jenson visited in Brat
tlchoro from Saturday until Monday.
4. q. Burhcc was in Springfield.
Mass. from Monday until Wednesday.
ne midwcck prayer meeting was
held with Mrs. =. 4. Clayton last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs, +. X. Bridgao motorcd
70 Brattleboro sunday, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. a. e.. Bmbcc q. la Springfield,
Mass, called there by the serious i'll
ness of her grandmother
Walter FanSworth lost horse re-.
Gently This is the second horse lie
has lost within u few months.
The Willing Workers gave Il party
NOV. 2 10 the home Of Rev. aud Mrs
Curtis nn honor of Miss Philippine Me
kcrgau.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
CAMPAIGN HATS GO,
Yankee Troops to Adopt Headgear Like
That of French.

AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP IN
ORANGE. Nov = The wide mmnmed
campaign hats have been abandoned by
the United States army for troops
actually in the field In their place hats
ike the fatigue headgear Of the French
army have been adopted. Number of
them have been purchased and hurried
to the troops now in the trenches
The new hat Is sort OF lore and ait
Arrangement made by sewing two heavy
pieces of Khaki cloth together with the
seams front and back and adding to the
sides other pieces Of material which fold
up on the side OF the hat, OF may be
drawn down to cover the ears. The hat
is most comfortable 1t also can be rolled
up to pocket size az worn under shrap-
mel helmets
The old campaign hat to fold was cum
bersome for troops in the field and Of
ticcrs recommended, a change. 1t was
50 unwieIdly that some OF the troops dis
carded it entirely when they we've chang
ing to the shrapnel helmet
The campaign hat Is still Worn at bill
lets and in barracks. but many officers
are recommending its complete abandon
ment on the ground that it was designed
Tor service in tropical countries and j.
nSmtcd ior operations under present
conditions.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
ENGINE SMASHES
LOADED COAL WAGON
Switcher Just Missed Horses and Driv
er in Freight Yard This Morning,
Demolishing Vehicle

One of the Crystal Springs lee Go. 5
wagons. loaded with coal, was struck
by a shifting engine near the freight
house this forenoon shortly before | |
o clock ana rendered absolutely worth
less. while the horses and driver IS
capped with slight injuries
Albert Nigncau was holding the reins
and had Just taken Oh a load al the
Barrows coal shed. As he WAS cross
ing the tracks the engine bore in upon
the load The pair Of horses had Just
stepped over the rails and barely eS-
capped being struck. One received a
scratch on one leg. Nigneau was
tossed from his seat and sustained
bruises on one hip ami ankle The
coal WAS scattered in every direction
and the wagon smashed to smithcraens
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07

Richmond the picket line Of the 9th
Vermont were the first Union troops
into the city and Mr. Bush was one
OF THE iifSt four to step over into the
,citv limits. The rcgimcntal flag OF the
10Th Vermont was the first flag to be
raised at the General Lee mansion.
, In ls6S69 Mr. Bush built a saw and
grist mill in Brookline, ON Grassy
/ brook FreshctS washed away the dam
and llume six times, and III lSSS the
min was carried off by the high water
Since then Mr.. Bush has been engaged
/ in agricultural pursuits.
lie ha, held nearly all the town Offices
land for about 80 years he has been
a Justice of the peace. holding the
Office at tho present time. lie has been
clerk OF the Baptist church the past
! 20 years. lie has held all the offices
in Orchard post, No. -, G.. \. r., Of
Newfanc and for years he has been
secretary of Company X. For one term
ihc served aS junior vice commander
Iof the department Of Vermont.
to- 4. r.. aud he j. now serving his
second term - department chaplain.
! lie represented Brookliue in the ieeis-
lature Of 1900.
Mr. Bush has four brothers living,
! Mmscl II. Bush Of Dorchester. Mass,
George Bush OF Somcrvillc, Mass.
Frank f. Bush Of Denver, COL, and
John A. Bush of Bellows Falls
Mrs. Bush 5 maiden name was Anna
;. Crane. She was born in South New
fame Nov. -. 1913, and was one Of
three children of Hosea Balou and
I X -.4
six months old when the family moved
! to Townshend, where her mother Diet
| Then. when She was - wears I'D. the
family moved to Erooklinc. She at
tended the district schools and Leland
& Gray seminary. TownShcud. Her
brother Thomas Crane, died in Town
shcnd about 10 years ago and her SIS
ter, Mrs. Mary f. Rogers, widow of
! Frank Rogers, lives in Springfield,
| Mass.
Mrs. Bush IS treasurer of the Bap-
fist church and president OF the La
dies society OF the church She has
been member of the w. T. I. L. m
! Ncwfaue several wears and is nos su-
tpcrint ondcnt Of the soldiers and sail
Iors department Of the state organiza-
ton- She is president Of Bircharl
Woman'S Relief Corps OF Ncwfane, is
q member of the executive board on
the Vermont department and has Deen
chaplain of the Vermont department..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush were maitiad
in Brooklinc Nov. 6, 1867, by Rev.
Charles Farrar, then pastor Of the
Brookline Baptist church. Tn y have
three sons, Herbert \. Bush. chief en-
gincer in the United States Envclcpa
Co.'S factory in Springfield, Mass, Eli
ward l.. Bush, a farmer who lives near
his parents in. Brooklme and George
b. Bush of Newfane, mail carrier on
Il. L. u. route No. /. There are three
Grandchildren, Grace, wife of Dclard
Perry OF Springfield vt. daughter
of Edward, Il Bush. Henry +. Bush
son OF Edward L., who lives at home
and G. Barrett Bush of Newfau2. sou
of George b. Bush. There are also
two at-grandchildren, Anna Clara
and Nola Marion. daughters OF Mrs
Perry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
WEST BRATTLEBORO

; George Sweeny and family are NOV
house to Ma SSachuSetts
Mrs. G. G. Whitacrc Of Tpper Mont
clair, \. J.. IL here to spend 4 few days
At her summer home on Ames hill.
Miss Lillian Clark returned yester-
day afternoon to Mortified, after Wis
lting here with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs II. j. CLARK.
The Home Study club held its first
meeting of the season last evening with
Mrs. \. w. Sweeton. Plans for the
year S work were discussed
Miss McOabe nurse. who cared for
the lat Mrs. Wesley Phillips at the
MelroSc hospital several weeks, re-
turned yesterday to her home in Green
field.
Mrs. George Armand of East Dunn
merston and Miss Grazia Hcnkei.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hcnkel
OF Brattieboro, underwent operations
yesterday morning in the Melrosc hos
pltai DIR. Lynch was assisted by Or.
Hunter.
Miss Marion Murphy Of BrattIeboro,
VINO underwent an operation tor appel-
dicitis Monday in the MclroSe hospi-
tai, Is IN comfortable as could be ex-
pected and her condition is considered
to-be satisfactory.
Mrs. y A. Wood of Bernardston
Mass formerly OF this place, who was
called to Weymouth, Mass, by the recent
death OF her mother. is remaining there
10 greet her sister who is returning t
this country after serving in the mission
| fields of India for some years
| The Christian Endeavor society Of
| the First congregational church vii
| give a book social Thursday evening
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. II
! Gay, South street. Everybody is re
questcd to come dressed TO represent
some book or character i'll book
Velvet hats for fall wear, soft anC
dropping, seem to be the best style.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
AGED RESIDENT OF
DUMMERSTON DEAD
Chauncey D. Sargent Was Former Res
ident of Brattleboro and Father
of Mrs. Jennie Bemis.

Chamcev Dearborn Sargent, 81, for
merlv Of Brattleboro, a veteran Of the
Civil war and a highly respected resi-
dent Of Dummcrston, died at his home
at l.30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
While he had been suffering from
brights disease long time Mr.. Sar-
gent had been confined to his bed only
one week. He was born IN STAFFORD
(Vt.) Oct. /, 1888, and was son of
Robert and Lucinda Sargent. being one
Of five children. His mother lived to be
nearly 100 wears old, and sister, %,
and one brother, 80, are still alive Mr..
Sargent was machinist bv trade and
had lived in Lebanon, \. H.. and Tun-
bridge before coming to Brattleboro
about 30 years ago. He lived here Is
years and then located in East Dunmer-
ston. During the Civil war Mr.. Sargent
was a member of Company q, 9th Yer
mont regiment, and he had been mem
Der of Sedgwick post III this town many
wears. He also belonged to the Grange
| in Dummerston and was a member of
the Congregational church there. His
wife survives, also one daughter, Mrs
Jennie Bcmis Of { Homestead place, and
ono son. Charles F. Sargent Of Brattle
! bor0, a sister, Mrs Marion Sylvester OF
! Cosco, Me-, and a brother, James +
Sargent, last heard from in Florida, ano
five grandchildren. Mr.. Sargent wa.
greatly attached to his home and fam
lily and possessed a sunny disposition
which won and always kept many
friends. His father was a veteran q
the war Of 1912.
Funeral services will be held at TIL
house at clock tomorrow Afternoon
and burial will take. place in Locus
Ridge cemetery.