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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12
The Smugglers' Notch
Highway

The following letter from R. S. Currier,
district highway commissioner, to the
Barre Times, is of so much local interest
that we give it place in our columns:-
Editor, Barre Daily Times: I notice
in your issue of Aug. IS an editorial in
regard to Smugglers' notch in the towns
of Stowe and Cambridge, and reference
to the difficulty of constructing and MAIN
tanning a state highway through this
rocky defile. Feeling that possibly some
people who have read your editori-
al might be discouraged in attempting
to approach this place of great natural
beauty and grandeur by automobile,
desire to say just word.
You were quite correct in saying that
the mountain road had been greatly dam
aged by the heavy rains or cloud bursts,
which have prevailed in this section of
the state and which have not only dam.
aged the roads in Smugglers' notch, but
in the towns of Stowe, Morrisville and
Hyde Park, where almost unprecedented
nave
1t has been the desire of the highway
department to put the approach to
Smugglers' notch into such condition as
to make reasonably easy approach to
the east side of the mountain as far up
as the big spring, which is about one
half mile from the dividing line between
the water, which flows into the Lamoille
and the Winooski rivers and is also well
up into the gorge. Owing to the diff
Guilty of securing the labor to do this
work, it was delayed until about two
weeks ago, when a force of men CON-
menced repairing this road and within a
short time it will be in shape for auto
mobile travel. Sluices have been put In
to drain the wet places, and the mnd
holes, which have been unpleasant, if
not dangerous, to motor traffic, have
been filed with stone and gravel, and
any motorst will be able to travel this
road in safety.
l do not mean by this that it will be
found in as good shape as the state ex-
poets to put it in in future years, for it will
be necessary for some time to maintain
water bars in this road, which are not
pleasant for rapid traffic, but which may
be passed with safety at low rate of
speed.
In the work of repairing this road, the
town of Stowe has been largely assisted
by the state, and this work has been done
in the interest of those motorists who
desire to reach Smugglers' notch. 1t is
expected that the work of constructing
a state road through the notch, which
was made possible by an act of the last
general assembly appropriating money,
will soon be commenced, but it will
doubtless be quite a long time before au-
tos can pass over the mountain from one
town to the other. Meanwhile we will
have to be content to walk through the
upper part of the gorge.
Yours respectfully,
r. S. CURRIER,
District Highway Com.
Barre, VT, Aug. 20, 1917.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12
To Handle Copper Ore

The completion and occupancy of the
new flotation mill of the Vermont Cop
per company in South STAFFORD is ex-
pected by October /. The building is of
frame construction, three stories in height
with pitched roof and length of near
ly 125 feet. With its installation of ma
chinery complete it will have a capacity
for the handling of 100 tons of raw crude
ore per day. At the present time 65 men
are at work in the mines and plant. Dur
ing the month ended September LIST a
total of 80 tons of high grade ore were
shipped from the mines and near to this
amount will continue to be shipped each
month.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12
THE DRAFT LIST

The DISTRICT Board at Montpelier has
certified to "a names from Lamoillc
County to the Adjutant General for SER
vice. These names have been sent to the
County Examining Board and they haye
been notified to hold themselves subject
to CALL The remaining seven, necessary
for the county quota, have not yet been
sent in, but it is quite likely they will be
selected from the list at hand. 1t may be
that another draft will be necessary to
complete the quota.
The name of Carroll G. Page, grandson
of Senator Carroll S. Page, has been GER
| tilted by the local board of Lamoille coun-
ty TO the district board but the Adjutant
General has been advised that he will
claim exemption that he may enlist in
the navy, having made application pre-
ceding the draft although he did not
complete the application.
Here are the names of the "a chosen:
Elmer L. Garrow, Belvidere Ctr.
A. B. Brewster, Cambridge
F. r. Rousseau, Camb. Jet
Chas. Russell, Eden
Henry H. Pronto, Eden
D. A. Jones, Hyde Park
Delmer R. Jewett, Hyde Park
r. S. Thompson, Hyde Park
c. E. Badger, Hyde Park
Frank Hill, Jacksonville
H. c. Wilkinson, Johnson
c. Ed. Emerson, Johnson
E. w, Fletcher, Johnson
c. A. Patch, Johnson
F. l. Andrews, Morrisville
c. w. Whippen, Morrisville |
H. r. Delano, Morrisville
Leon Russell, Stowe
Theo L. Knapp, Stowe
z. E. Bohannon, Stowe
Dennis Boardman, Wolcott
Loyal M. Laber, Wolcott
4. l.. Stoddard, Wolcott
I. c. Ellsworth, Wolcott
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12
This Is Our War
Minneapolis journal


At no time in the past three years has
our country been foreign to this war.
Germany would long since have bonn
barded our Eastern cities had not the
British navy stood in her way.
She set out not for European conquest
only. but for world conquest, and she be-
gan at once to show her contempt for our
national rights and later to murder our
citizens on the high seas aud to sink our
ships.
She looks to us, as the richest of the
nations, to fill our Golfers. A German
professor has estimated that twenty bill
lions of dollars is to be the amount OF
our contribution. Certain it is that she
would heap indignity and humiliation
upon us to the limit if she should win,
for she covets our wealth now as much
as she hates the English.
And if Germany wins, Great Britain
loses, and then the German navy is at our
doors. And, moreover, if she wins, she
will control our neighbors, Canada and
Mexico.
1t is certainly high time to awaken to
the fact that this is our war, and that we
are fighting in self defense.
The selection of Editor Gushing of the
st. Adams Messenger as first aide" to
James Hartness of the federal food ad-
ministration bureau is a wise choice. Not
only is the newspaper fraternity thus
recognized, but a level-headed we'll uni.
formed man is chosen. He will make
good in the position.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12
INCREASES THE STRENGTH
and ENDURANCE

or weak, nervous, care-worn, bae-
gard-looking men and women in re-
markably short time. This is fOund
to be the effect of the new medicinal
combination, Hoods Sarsapar;lIa
and Peptiron Pills, one taken before
eating and the other after.
These two medicines, whose great
merit has been fully established
everywhere, are made from the hest
formulas for the blood and nerves
All druggists. Price, 81 each.
G. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12
MORRISVILLE


inery business in Franklin, N. H.
Miss Thelma Edmonds is assisting II
! the office ofthe Warren Leather COMPANY
Mr., and Mrs. G. II. Snyder of Newton
have been guests of Judge and Mrs. Geo
M. Powers.
Miss Caroline Stewart of Burlington
has been spending few days with het
father. John Stewart
A little son OF Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Lib
erty is able to be out, after an attack OIL
bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Stewart have in.
stalled electric lights among other i'm.
provements at their Lake street resi-
dence.
Raymond Warren, who has been in the
Farm and Trade School, Thompson's IS
land, returned Saturday and will enter
the U. V. M. this fall.
Mrs. G. E. Woodward has returned
from visits with her daughters, Mrs. A.
w. Stone OF Brookline, Mass, and Mrs.
A. ]. Moore of Kennebunk, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dubray and two
| daughters, Ludwina and Verna, of Rut-
land were recent guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. @. A. Spller and family.
Miss Sadie Sherman has secured a good
position in the millinery department at
the E. E. Clarkson store at Burlington
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Butterfeld and
Prin. and Mrs. N. D. Blake of North
Troy were guests Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Barrows.
Mrs. Anna Blake of Concord, N. H.,
has come to assist in the care of her
uncle, Henry D. Bryant. The condition
of Mr.. Bryant does not improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bovat returned
to their home in Highgate last Wednes-
day evening, after two weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Raymond.
Mrs. Lyman Camp has been in Richford
the past week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Puff.r. She was accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss Ruth Puffer.
Burton Davis, who has been living in
Garfield the past year. has moveo,Ato
street, having returned here to work in
the Stafford last block factory.
All Morristown boys who have or will
come under the draft and who have not
been fully equipped with proper clothing,
etc., will please notify Miss Moody or
some of the local Red Cross officers.
Miss Lola Bunce of Lowell, Mass, is
passing a few days at the w. J. Church.
i'll farm, having come to accompany
home Mrs. Elizabeth Wolstenhome, the
aged sister of Mr.. Churchill, who has
passed the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hadley of North
boro, Mass, came Wednesday to pass
two WEEKS at the Hadley farm guests of |
his brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E, E. |
Hadley and with Mrs. Hadley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID ). Luce.
Miss May Cleary is taking a vacation
of three weeks from her duties as oper-
ator in the office of the Citizens Tele-
phone company and left Thursday even
ing for a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Margaret Noonan, of Essex and with
{ ousins in Burlington.
Miss Azella Goodell, who has passed
the summer with her mother, Mrs. Lot
tie Goodell, returned Thursday to
Bridgeport, Conn, to resume her school
work as teacher. She was accompanied
by Miss Alma Bugbee, who is taking her
annual vacation from the Citizens Tele.
phone Office. Miss Bugbee is visiting her
aunt in Newburyport, Mass, and at
other points.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12

Judge Stearns starts off well in his new
position as city Judge at Burlington. He
and States Atty Martin make a good
team and "old-rounders" and "perni-
cious" violators of the law had better
watch out
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12

Annette Parmelee; not communica-
ton from her in several weeks. Whittier
are we Tor she) drifting? Perhaps the
high price of writing paper has something
to do with the let-up. If so, sits an i'll
wind" etc.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12
ADVANTAGE of Practice.

Your tipsy neighbor used to be a
bundle boy in our establishment" do
you know, 1 wondered how he managed
to carry a package the way he does"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12

Services, Mass, at Holy Cross church,
Morrisville, next Sunday at $50 a. m.
and at St. Theresa's church, Hyde Park,
at HOO a. m.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12
Blackstone on the EInnr

Il see you had to reverse for the
Judge while dancing" Yes, he said Il
was poor legal procedure for a judge
to reverse himselfn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-05
8a3areu / 2pr6aqs.

ct: 8eoers &irfes l1ngbomsfnr=
ening afbolot / 2pr6ogs Mftes !
&irfeiulen, e1 / enbber 9enleenoe
pellpffet 8a5ar, 11aor man un0tager
Sillll1tl1ingcl1, scr fl1nOe og bnr6e
babe bGret longt lterre. Sc trent
m96te u0bilte bele Mfte11en en- lib.ig
&jpbelplt, label UNDER Solget, be0
at tage Numre poa 5plbbole, OUT
fc, gette paa 8enner, iom peo Slut
tionen, Ser 1luttebe 8o5oren.
Set bar Spreringens Gamer, iom
forcltob Mrrongen1entet og tillige
boboe fornrct Sc fle1te al Sc mango
inruffe or npttige cling, iom bar
frcn1lagt iii Salg; nogle ier0eles
mutt uofprte 8rooerier bleb iprigt
betrogtet % op1tooebe ogioa gooe
Sriier, bbilfet bill foa en- goo Sn6=
flp6elle poo Toreningcns 6inancer.
Sc flelte al @jenlton6ene bleb lolgt
peo oc forifiellige Bober; melt Ser
bar oog flere imuffe cling, JON
lolgtes Deo Muftionen og be0 Mnf-
tionori11s> !Sr. 8iIb. 2orfens lite
belt nbittige 8emerfninger, opnoo<
c0e gooe 9rifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-05
Hapncspille 2anb Company.

Stcorl1s County bor lerge Dprct
berbn1t for lit frugtborc Sormlanb.
Sprlig gjGlocr bette for De minore
&orniorters &~eDfomme1l6e, set ct
en- &jcn0sgjernine at Sorn1crnc
tjentc loa go0t bc0 at 6prfe SUEDE,
at Sc ibrlt / Sc iiolte Mor far BE-
gDnot at ie Sorbo10ene, iom &rea=
t1rop0rGtning giber. Og JONI ell
bber notwithstanding Sormer bil0e
giGre, begDrl6te 6e itrofs at op0ret-
te Rreaturer, og Set paa en- Maa6c
og meo en- ege11 @nergi> iaoleoes at
5teorns County / Sag pro6ucerer
mere Sm9r ems noget an6et County
/ Staten, mes l1n6tagelie al &er=
nepin % Stanley Gountper;; bettc
CT ct ioa meget mere undergraduates
DGr6igt Mclnltot, mar n1on 1amti=
Sig toger / Betrogtning, at Min-
nclota CT bcl1 fbrenoe 5tat poo
5m9rprobl1ftim1s Smroo6e. Count
tpct bar iii SO Mejerier, ser aorlig
pro6uccrer 100000 &un6, bpilfct
betp6cr, at Scr, altib tilflp6er @tearn
Golntn 1torc fontonte 8elGb. hbor=
be6 Der alti6 ct Bellton6 / @aor6e.
2igclebcs bgr set bemerfes, at
5bineoporptl1ing / Sc lenere Mor
lar toget ct ltort Opiping, beientlig
paa @runo of Sc mango notl1rlige
6ooringsmibler, iom 9jer Oporet-
ningcn forbo4osmGsiig billig.
Si fan trpgt onbefale bore 2efa=
re, iom Tiger eller tenfer poo at
fjpbe 2ano, at %un6eripge 2onbet /
Stearns @ourtp, og ri bill tilliqe
Dcnbiie Sem til set b%efien6te 2ono=
fompagni: Eabnesbille 2anb g.,
@apncsbille, Minn., iom 6ribes d
Sc to a11iete % opgtige Sorretnings.
man6 Scr. 6. 81. 5cbmitt og Mr.
George S. Mn0rems; begge bol
/ flerc Mor beret / 2o116forretnirg,
og ficnoer bDer SOD al 2anoet, sc
19lger.
HaDnespille for ODER 1900 Sno-
bDggere og 500 og Greet Nortbern
Sernboner1e leber igjenl1em 8pen
lom 6erbe6 bor en- gob 6orbin6elie
me0' Smberocncn, Sorretninger / a.:
le 8roncber forefinbes, enobioere
Banter, 9oteller, Z &irfer, Spjifolf
og 5foler.
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mpnnrrhrrga @inhe.

Min6et ont @nnnor 8ennerbcrgs
6poiel fnr 9un6rebe Mar iiben bleb
iflg. vWpls. Gib." i minneapolis
fciret paa en- meget imuf og bar6ig
Maa6e 2er0ag % Sgn0ag at Min-
ncopolis' ibenife Goretinger. Sorl1=
Sen Sbillingbpernes lbenife Marl6s+
for oeltog ogiaa ipenife Sangfor-
eninger fra Dulutb, 2in6ltrom, Gent
ter City og @roiston, Minn., Iomt=
ligc tilb6ren6e set ipeaif-amerifanife
5angerforbun6. 2gr0ag Often bolo=
tcs poo Mu6itorium e1 flor &oncert,
% Spn6ag .%@ftermio6ag iamlebes
Sangerne og In1inber an6re Sben-
tie / Minneboba &arf til CIT Dber=
ligcre Sejring al Minoet giernem
Ealer % Gang og 8efransning al
BEN pregtige Stptte, Joni Spenlf cr=
ne for to Mar ii6en rejlte Ser al
Sen ltore Goneifial0 % 5totsmon6.
&oncerten 2pr6og Mften bopbe
iorr!!ct go6t og bel bolbt &us. 0et
pil iige> Der por ca. 1900 Tilbprere,
mebens cit loa0on &oncert % cit
loaoun @cgibenbe6 / Ell 8p iom
Winneapolis bur0e bobe fpl0t So
lc1 til Grenglel. 8eunerbergs ber-
liee 5ange, 80, @uo, iom ltprcr
Tolfens 9bcn", vTa11mori cb" og
~@pr dig, 5bco" blep 110fprt al b6et
200 Stcmmer lterfe TnllcSfor mco
ct n1eget imponercnbe 6orebrog, II
geiom ogioa Sc ebrige 6ellesiongc
git meget gobt. Sc m9ote Gang
foreninger og Sc Dpperlige Spliltcr,
Moisberg % Carl Sobnion,
iong og ipipe6e.
De amerifanife Nationoliongc %
bleb al 5on-
gerne iunget be6 5tgtten / Minne=
baba Borf. 5peni It. Entertainments
2opalitet moo Mn1erifa og @en11er-
2ibsberf bar Be @mner, 1p1n
bleb parieret al Eolerne, Tolofosle=
rer SarrD 81. 2unb og so. g. Store
li11s ira 2i1noitr9m.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-05
!. S. Diitao, stranbqniit, Minn.

NJ @tItuO1 WttUll.
Mor6beltre Minneioto bar / Mar
EN- uomarfet Mpling og Sarmerne|
poa 6isie Ggne bar i 5anobeb
@runo til at fgle fig tilfreos me6
at babe Dalgt 0enne De!1 al 5taten
til oereS Stem. Mun0t 5tronbquilt
/ Wariboll County, ct forbolbspis
MT Settlement, er ser / Mar en-
uomerfet Mbling og mango al Gor-
merne / bette 5tr6g pil al beres
Mpling realiiere flere @afge mere
ems oeres 2a1tb oprin6eltg bar TO-
itct 0cm. Set fan / 5onobeb poo
itaas, at | bernc Del al Norobeltcn
finoes noget al BET fr%ugtbareite 2on6
| Staten, oa meget al BET ct eronu
til Salgs til meget bil!ige Yriier,
laa Set er forbab1enoe, at Soft,
ion1 fer otter 2ono life griber Mnleb=
11inge11 og n%e6Ietter 1g fer / Ste0cn
for lom mango ei9r, at relic longt
no / &elten, Dpor Mblingen er mere
ubffer, % iloor Jig ne6. Den afog6e,
bcramte Sernbanefonge, STINT Sill,
bub6e / 6enne Del al Staten en-
Sarm paa mo11ge Erlinbe Mcres
2anb og bob6e Scr ct fulot Get
al Sc mcjt mo6erne Bpgninqer, %
&eitc> &bGg, Soor og @riie al Sc
.ollerbe6itc sM;o6er, og belbige @9re
al Sbeoc og onore Slags @rgnt,
er ct Si0nesbpr0 ON, at 6en'
ne iforpc Sorretninqsman6 boboe
flor Siltro til 6enne Gel of 5ta=
ten. M%ojoritetcn al 8efolfningen
Strol1oquiit er 5fo11binoper,
% / @pcn og omliggen6e Ggn er
ifanoinobiifc &irfer og gobe 6foIer.
&linoet og Gonoet / benne Sci al
ct oct be6ltc, og Silent
Tom neo1ptter fig Der, Ter i
eli lps Sren1tib / Mp6e.
efter nprmere Oplpsninger
til Scr. Oiitab> scr nDoer Mnieelie
Iom cn brocrlie og opotig Sorret>
ninqs1non0, inm Set CT % cn @lebe
at hcnnil" bore 9ulcrc til, 11oar. 0e
olifcr at fjpbc 2onb.
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Hprite @oua.

"@leonora @briltine" 2oge Nr. so
al 0unif 5plterlamfuno beotog paa
tit efgtraoroinere Mgbe, Tom of-
bolotes forrige Monbag, at 2ogen
/ 6remti0en pil mp0e / Minnebaba
9oll, Siprnet al Sranflin Mpe. %
Nintb 5trcet, 5amtiotg meo 6lpt=
mingcn blep Set ,%np6benotgt at for
andre 2ogcns Wpbeaftener fra Sen
ferlte % treble Manbog i Maone-
sen til Sen anben % fjerbe Ons6og
/ Moaneben.
Stuff 6erfor at nel tie Mp6e / 81
iteriomfunoslogen afboloes paa
Onsbag, Sen 10be Oftober / Min.
nebaba Soil.
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'Gplbatermes Snleganer.

81 tilIabcr ps after at benlebe
bore 2GIeres Spmerfipmbeb pao
npr Snbiamling til Snlegaper for
Solbaterne, N@t fur allerebc mubta-
get flere 8ibrag, men mango flere
bgr fpmme inb. Nriten lille bar
cntcl1 en- Slcgtnins cller S%efieaot
i 9Gren, glnb Dem og oeres &am-
mcrater meb ut poE 8ibrag til en-
lille Sulegabe, beitaaenbe al Spbaf,
{p,n CT en- ierbeles fjGrfommen Gu
be for Sploaterne. 6nif ligclebes
paa, at naar Sc fur Gfsempel in6=
ienber ct 8ibras at 50 Gents til
bor Snbiamling, iaa icnbes Der So
BAT fur ca. $1.00, 9ette Ct mt1list
beb ct:ipeeielt Mrransement meo So
bafsfabrifer, @uif at ienbe ps 9eres
Bibrag ug SIR set meb BET famine.
8en1ts 8lanfetten, ium finoes anbet
Stebs ! 8laoet.
.SSnotil nu CT fplgenoe Siorag
mobtaget:
6. Rasmusien g., minneapolis,
SIS. Mrs. Morie Collins, Bangor,
Ne., 81. Miis >. 5erenlelr, Minne-
npoIis. 81. Som Jlaoelano, Min=
neapolis, SOC. 6. @isberG Minne=
opolis, SOC. George q. Masmuslen,
Minneapolis, ST. 6. 8. S1eion,
minneapolis SOC. l1befje1rot, 81.
8. Bobierg, Mi1r1capolis, SOC. =
Salt inbfomntct $11.00.
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8egcr til Sulbaterne.

Snoiamlinaen at &enge til Sno.
fjeb at l1oitpr al 8ibliotbefer beb
Soloatlejrene og til Snofjgb al 49,
ger, for at ffaffe 5oloaterne Juno
2esning, blep begDn6t i ii6ite l1ge
| Minneapolis; lignen6e Suofamline
foretages / anbre al 2anoets Wper.
Man bar lat en- Million Collars
Tom Maalet for Snoinm!inget1, pg
al 6enne gum benter man at Min-
1eapolis bill ifdffe $4,000. Srb.
Iamlingen Der ! 8pen lebes al gbe.
fen for 8pers 8ibIiotbef, Miis @ro,
tia q. gountrpman, iom ogIoo er
Meolem at Direftionen for 2anoets
8ibliotbefarer. Del, ffoI fore1taa ub-
itpret at BibIiotbeferte i MiIitnrlei.
rene.
Pen grite nges Snbiomling broa-
fln $1,000. Naeat Sen fortinttcs
b oeflt1e Age. ssl1sS
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Kirker OF Foreninger.

DEN DANSK- NORSKE METHO.
DIST KIRKE. Hjsrnet af Broad
way og 10. St., afhelder sine Guds.
tjenester som fslger: Pradiken
Sendag Form. ri. 1890. Aften Ri.
.7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Llga:
Sendag Aften ri. 7.45; itersert Nj.
de de tire fSrste Tfrsdage / Name
Den. Bsnnemsde liver Onsdag Az.
ten K1. 3.
.DANSK Ev. LUTH.. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hjsrnet at Orleans -og Ste.
= vens Street. Gudstjeneste hves
Ssndag Form. XII. II. Ssndagssko.
lie XII. 9.
+ S. 6. Mnoerien 2oge Scr. 81, 9.
9. g. m66er lite % 36ie 6re6og
! Maoneoen paa &oDal Mrcanum
Sail, 81. at ct. 8eter og 4tb
.5treets.
Sore1ingcn r@o6tboob" msoer
-. t#
2. og 4. 2proog poa Mopal Nrca-
mum Sail, ST. of ct. Yeter og 4tt?
I5trccts.
Sorcningen 9onmorfs Gpnncr
Of 9. g. 9. S. me6er /. og 3.
.2er6og pon NopaI Mrcanuln &oll,
81. at ct. 8eter og 4tb Streets.
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