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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05
Siebeit SolS0tcn
crbalteit 5mebtbatts

Camp DohQe, eya., 4. 9e5.-
5ieben Camp Dodge Soloaten
purOen idnlbig befunOeu, fidb gegen
0es gSebrpilidtoeieb beroangen 8u
laben iul6 fpuroen BON 10 bis 80
ssSabrca Soft inl WiiIitdrgpfGngnis
5n Sort 2enbehportb nerurteiIt.
Sic Namen Der 8erurteilten iino:
@up $. SittIe, GstaIooIu, Ga,
80 Sabre.
ggiItiam 6. Sanoborg, Weinneapo.
Is, 25 Sabre.
5ten g. 9raaoborg, SEEMING,
Mirn, 25 Sabre.
8alter g8. 0liber. Selma, Sa.,
25 Sabre.
9soul @iIoed, 25 Sabre.
sSnqn1or sSberIon, MnOiion, @.
g., % Sabre.
ssSo9n 2ongerqliiit, 10 Sabre.
@iloea batte lntter Ser g(naobe,
oaB er Sffi6ter fei me6rere Sded=
fdlidungen ii 9es @aoines, Chi
cogo, @ainneapolis uno anoeren
5tdoten begangert mur0e IN ct.
aSatl perbaftet bod qelong e$ i6n.
allf Dem g8ege bierber 8lt entfonl-
men ipuroe ober ipie0er in 9enber
Oin9feit gepa1t. Yfebrere Gage nod
ieinem @ieriein enttpidb er fpie0errm
aus Dem @efdnanis, bIieb dber nidt
Iange in 5reibeit.
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,(mcrikartiiebc
11erlmitliite

g9aibingtor, 5. 8e5. Gom
ariegsanlt pur0c beltc iolgenoe
8erIuitliite befnnnt gegeben:
8ornlittdqs6criht Sample
9etotet. 263; on @un0en eeitorben.
237; Ourd llnfdlle un0 moerc llr.
laden geitoKben, Is; Our6 glero.
plane llufdGe geitorben 12; an
aranf6eiten geitorben, 1858; ihper
beriplinoet, 234; BEL 2sS fonnte bic
Shmere Der 8erfuln0iing nidt felt
deitellt DerOen; Ieiht beripunOet,
305. 3uianlmen. f,707.
neutrality-suspicious. aanpie
getotet, 1873; dr 8uuOen geitorben,
70; 0urd llhf1ae o0er onoere ltr.
laden oeitorten, 6; an aranfbeiten
geitor6en rs, idUer teripuuoet,
ft0; BEL 10 foHnfe sic Sdipere
Ser geruunoung nidt fcltgciteIlt
per0an; edit beriDuHoef, 314; I'M
annbfc berIiibt 474. 3uinmmeu,
1928.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05
Das Ga9cblatt iibcr
Bcnwc9s 1ocrtciSi9lsito

Sonoon, 5. 9e8. - Ger friibere
gteidsfmt8ler b. get6mdnn.Soapeg
nlnd,t berl6ieoene 8erlude, iein
.SnllOelu BEL 9[usbrlth oes arieges
all re6tiertioen. Gas @erliner Ia
aebIott beantiuortet bic Gntibuloi.
aunqsIdlrift in folgenoer @eiie:
,9r. BON @etbmonn @ollme9 er.
m6bnte peoer Die gerbanolunaen
smiidDen GelitibIonb rno @roB. B.gri.
tnnuien, iuel6e i'm SuIi 1914 bor
fih ain9pn, nod ben iebr berllitrf.
tiaen, ober niflt onnebmboren 9prs
Idllog fir gernlittelrme, ipeI6en Cir
gopnros @reD mohte. Boritm bat
Die oelttide giegierung oieien gor.
idIoa 5urildgeipieieu2 Ser frilbere
Slansler iogt, 6aB oas oiterreidiide
llltintatitnt an Gerbien BIT iharf ae-
iueien lei, obcr IN pieiem Sale.
meife einlDGnoe fonrite Die oeittide
gfegierlulg ge9en Die 8oridlGge Cir
e0iuoro @reD's maden2
,g8enn BON getbmmin Sollipeg
ielblt 0er glniidt mar, Dob 8elgien
sluredlt getan rporoen mar, 10 batte
q fein Redt fih 5u fiieen unO iuenn
er nift iniitdnoe mar, ieiner aniiht
@eltli1d All berIfaFien, 70 bate er
rqlionieren iollen. Gie erfldrung,
ipplde 6ns 9oeeblott Den 5rogep
oibt. 1T oie pelde 9rin5 gidnotpsfb
(ber 6eidide @eianote IN england
beim QluS5rldJ oes arieges) mo
Braf 2erdenielb (6er bdperiite @e.
ialbte in gerlin i'm Sabre 1910
srbieIt, 6ob Geutihlano I'm gar5en
afif arieg unter alien Soften bpltano
nn6 nit lleberleGing beriuhte be
alaiierten iiber IeiHe ipIrfliden Ab.
Iidlicn 6u tduihen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05
PtnccnbMre an Sic
teimkctrenSc 1lrmccn
geripridlt ibnen, Sail lie anub nnS
.SeimitGttcu erbalten iuerSen;
mabnt 5nr @eSulb.

9lnlteroan 5. 9e3.-9ie 9erli.
ner &aees.3eiting beridtete Nion.
tag, Dab $inoenburg an ieine Grup.
pen na6itrbenoe Broflomotion er.
loIien bate: Die @ororbeiten CUR
S9lidtllns Der @runobeiisfroge iino
I'M @nnge; Die glngeIeeenbeit miro 10
idnen ipie es eben Der geringe @or.
rat bon Goblen ino 8oumaterinl
aitldBt, geregeIt peroen. Die 0uriif.
febrenoen arieger tueroen 5lterlt ben
9nnt oeS 9aterlonoes fir ibr mebr
ols pierid6rige glrbeit in tolieno
5dlddten, in lpeIden iie unbeiieet
blieben, erB1lten.
SunoerttauIenoe Ge6GuOe mer0en
ouf billie eritonoenem @rlno unO
@ooen erri6tet uno offentlide GEL
Der gegen nieorigen 8iusfuB an
9ouern Sartner uno glderbiirger
berlieben iueroen. SGuier meroen
fiir arbeiter, glngeiteIIte uno gealn-
te, Die cine iibenoe 2eberspeiie fiib-
rem erridtet uno ibnen ilbertrogen
iperoen, moiiir iie einen nrGbigen
Seil Der SeritellungsfoIten abbe5ab-
len.
Sabt MIR nod fur5e 3eit @eouI0.
Belit Dem beriuunoeten 8aterlon0e
III Der 3eit ieiner fdperiten Scot.
Grrettet es ipieoer 0ur6 oelitibe
mannboite 9is8iplin itnO idlafft 0a-
0llrd Gue eigene 3uflinit lm0 gu
frieoenbeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05
uontinatioltszGa9 fiir's
ertoliicQc Parliament

2onoon 5. 9e8. Ser ngaontina-
tion" Sag fir aonoioatet gum
9orlaHeltt fir Die beborItebenoen
8abIen bradte man6e lteberra-
ldungcn. Inter onoern pltroe Der
Hralnier 2Iopo George IN ieineln
eigenen @abI6e5irfe bon q. Sarri-
ion Der SerauSgeber Der Dgngliib
Rebieip", opponiert.
6erner mnren bon Sen 707 Siben
fiir's Gnrlanent 104 obne @egens'
fanoi6oteh clio bon 0en ieBigen
SnBabern ipiebergemonrlen.
9ie Sinn 6einers, 0ie I'M lebten
9orlamente MIR 6 Site botten,
liherten it6 nus Den 105 ir(dnoi-
i6enl Siben %.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05
GrSbebett i'm Chile I
ritbtet Sc,aSen an

Soatiago. Chile, 5. 9e3.-8ie
Stdote Gopiobc uno @allenor I'M
n0r0lihen Chile ipuroen bon einem
Grobeben beimgeiudlt, oas betrdht-
Iidlen Sdaoen onriftete. 8allenor
mur0e fat aand 8erit6rt. @ic biele
2eben berIoren eingeh 1T nod niht
ieftaeiteIlt.
Gobinpo 1T Soitptita6t elmer
gronin3 iuO bot itneefdbr 10000
ginipobner. 8al(cnor Iiegt etlpa
SO Dleileu iijOtyeitfih pon Gopiopo.
Seine 8e6Olferuna lit 5000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05
aaiiers sslndDt bitter sctaOelt

2onoon 5. Sea. (8ritiIdcr 0fobt.
loIer 9ienit.) Die sSlidt 0eS ebe.
maIigen oeiltiden aoiiers aus iei.
mem &eide miro in Den beri6ie0pn.
item oeiitihen areiien, noneutlid)
aber bon ben Soloaten, bitter fritz.
iiert, gein1B Dem gerIiner Gorrelbon.
benten Der o9erIinsfe Sioenoe" bon
aopenbogen, nleIoet cine bier aus
Der biIriiben SouptItdot eingelalifene
8epeihe. Or. Steinager, Elm Nro.
fefior Der &edlte, fbreibt in Der
Sog" (9erlir) pie folgt:
Seine &ritif f6ntlte 3lt itorf iein,
Oeru oes aaiiers Snn0lllngspeiie
mar nidt f6nieIidl, unioIoatii6 ino
unnlGnnfidl - tie bot Der n1onar9i-
fhen Soee in 9eutidtano oen Gooes-
itoB gegeben. Gin Wfonar6 fonn
nift tuie ein SdluIbube oabonloufen.
Gin Mann, neIher, ipie 0ieier Iette
Der Soben5ollern -eine filnfGunOert.
idbrige @eidifte bertritt, beaeht oas
0llrh Elm 8erbreden gegen oie 0Nno.
ltie nno ge9en oas goIt.
a&enn er glallbte, niht i'll Stan-
Be, sn iein, ieine steGlng 3u BE-.
Bnupten 70 BOT tim Die ShIoht.
front @eIegen1eit, peaigitens Gin
f0nieIides, ipiiroiges @noe su fin0pn
nno Die monardii6e Soee nit til.
ideut 8lnn5e 81 fronen."
gIacrlei ii6er Die Hebulntipn.
SIM Saag. 8. 9ea. Die 9lbei.
Mid. .@eitphGtiihe 3eititng min nii.
fen, bnB gtn9eli1ts Ser 1lngclpiB.
belt Der Gage in @erIin Die neu.
tralen Qegetionef 4ioBtegein CUR
5iderhrit i9rer geonten gettoffen
baben.
Die Sportocus @ruppe berbrei-
tet glnfate, in melder 0as &rOlc.
tariat oufgeforoert miro, bel Der
fonlmeaoen GntideiOnng auiaruten.
8nbalten. Gie Gpartacils @ruppe
bal iid Ser brahtIoien Stotiou su
gtouen .bemddtigt, nno infolge Def.
len bahen nic Ser. 5tooteit ben
OrabtIoien 3ienit init Berlin abgc.
broden.
s5rau aoutsfu, neIde pdbren0
Ser Sronfbe:t Nes Or. 9obio, 10.
3ialiItiit5er ltnterltootsiefretGr I bes
sleabcren 0ieien I'M 9tnlte nertrat,
bat oI(e Gtrdipe, beIouoers oieieni.
gen, Die ollf ben ,9eginn oes &rie.
ges gp5ug boben beriie1elt.
Sdt 9edinu Ser Geboliition iinO
8u @rob-gerlin feine Steitern be.
5o9lt ncr0eT.
92iinden, 4 9ea. @er5ogert. y
Ger baperiide @iuilterpraiioent gis.
ner bat Den gieifsfon8ler ebert te.
legrapbiidb eriudt. cine aonferens
Der sSriibrec Der 0elitiden Staaten
nofJ sSena eir5uberufel nm Ole 3u.
ianlmenlteaung oesMiniiteriilms Oe8
gteltBerelb ginberuillng Der Ndtio.
nnlnerlamn[ung unb 8eroffentli.
dung gebeiiner Gofimente 5u be.
fbredlen.
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fEudl lpl( g[nterifn beindlen.

@aibington 5. DEG. Gin sc.
natsHitgIieo miro cine &eioIlttiun
einrei6en, lolt peIder @lari1ol[
Sod, Sberfonunanoieren6er Ser all
Iiierten Eruppen, 8u einem 9eiu6
nod 9(merifa eingeIa0en meroen
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05
6an6slsurrnuGement 3luiidea SOL.
Ian nnb ben NIliierten.

gsaibiugton, 8. 8es. - SSniolge
eines llebereiHfonmlens Ser aliier.
ten init &olono it rs Dem Iesteren
erlnubt 8nren ein8uiilbrem Seine
Sdiffe. Die meiit in boIl1nOiihen
@dien ilgtatig feiteeleaeu bditen,
weroen iiA Dieoer auf ben 0aceren
ieben loiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05
ltnifcrmcn Siirfcn
4 1lionate slGrii6z
bcbalteit itcrGcn

8oibinotoiL 5, 9ea. GntlnIiene
5ol6nten oiirfen lire ltniformen
4 @tonate lang nod Der @ntlniiung.
5ebalten; oam ober miiiicn iie 8u-
riidgegebet nerOen. I'm oas les-
tere 51 bereinfoden erbGlt ieoer
Soloat 6eim gerlaiien ocg Camp
ainen frntfierten Babel fir Die
RilGlanoung.
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Observation-Disclosures nnb bie
eSRflnensa.

B0ibington 5. 0e8. = Gs II
nit Siberbeit onsnnebnten, oaB oie
@aebr8abl Ser 100000 bis 350,0OG
0pfer Ser SnfIien3a ibr 2eben bers
iihert botten g8ie biel ooorrd Die
@eiellihaften berIoren bnben, itebt
nod nidt feit. 9ian fam li1 1bpr
einen 9egriff na9en, fpenn man 6en
giegierltn9sreport Iieit in oem es
beiBt, onB Oie 9iegierung anr 3ab.
lung bon $t7000,000 berpflidtet
lit. Sos i9lieBt Die in europa on
Der 5lu geitorbenen nift ein 9ier-
5ulanOe finb 10000 Gruppen Der
Seihe er(cner
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gapit iber giIipns geind erirsltt.

HOnL 5. Oe3-W Wabren0 einer glll.
oielL Die gapit Benedict StonereB.
man Charles GarIin bon 9irginia
geiD1brte, oriidte oieier feline 6relt-
be onrii6er aus, OaB gSrGliOent 8iI.
lon aid Rom 6eInhen iperoe.-es
beiBt, oaB gotIdafter Sage ii6 NOR.
gen mad BariS begeben miro.
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BritcnaSntir0l Beatty
lit itnctbittlicb

aopenbagen, 5. Sea. -9a8 @eilth
9eutidlm0$, Der 0eutiden Slider
flotte 1tno Oelltiden San0elSi6iffen
@elegen6eit 81 geben in Der gtoro-
fee i6ren Bernie nad8uge6eu, iif
bon Dem britii9en aontiraI 8eottD
beidieoen moroen. Sp
mel0et bos 8erliner 8olff 8treau.
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lteber 100000
Opfcr Ser Stu In
Sen Der. Staatclt

@ai6ineton. 8. Qes.Seit Sep
tenber iinO OH Der sSrfIpen5a lmo
Oarauffolgenoen 2uneeileft3iin0un-
gen OH 3ibiliiten 8piiden 100000
lm0 $4,000 geitorben. 9ieic Sta.
tiitif iprroe olf @run0 Ser in GRO.
Beren Stabten gefiibrten gieforos
aufgeltellt.
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Wcttcrbcrid1t.

Sir Smoba unS ltmaegen6-
5don uno ettpos FILTER belite obenO
uno 6reita1.
Sir giebrasfa- aagemein id6n
un0 tdlter suite abeno uno 5reis
tag.
Sir Soma @leiit 6eiDolft beufe
abenO uno isreitaa. fdIter areit1g
1no in ipeitliben unO n0r0IiHeiI
Geilen belite 0GenO.
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@nlaariens 9sremier reiianierf.

gSoiHin8fort 5. 8e3 0ffi8iellelt
9aodrihten 8ttfoIge lit Ser blloari.
ide 9iiniiterprdiioent Wlolinoff BON
ieinem qlntte 8uriidgetreten. Scin
9a6foIger lit Mondanoff. 9}eioe
ge96ren Der oentofratiiden 9artei
an ino neigen iih Der entente 5ll.
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glermnnbrtr n eamp 0pbat.

Camp Gc6ge, ga, 3. 3e5-
Sun0ert benpuaoete amerifaniide
Sol6oten iino aits 8ranfreidl bier
es fiHo 5umeiit so.
iDoer. Is beiBi, BOB oenielben uicle
an0ere folQen iDes0sH.
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11erl6rloeritiio scr
1l,affcnitinit

2on6on, 5. Ds.-Ter @Denins
Stanooro ifrei6t, bob Oem Der.
nebmsn rad Der gSafienitiaitmO
berlangert ipgrSen miro.
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GnolanH perSitbtet
alif Pclaclanb

2oao,n a. Ge8.-gritiifJe Wto-
rinebeb6roen Eaben erfldrt, onB es
nift notig mare, Oie 3rriidga6e
SelgoInnOs bon GeiltidlqnO 5u for.
bern. Gieic @iitteilitna ma6te W2ll.
uitionsminiItar s5initon gburhia
in eiuer Neoe su 8uuoc, gr ingte
ierner, 0aB c'e 9iegierur9 Die gab.
uer Oes 2auoes beritaotl den iperoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05

tesmelt fir alles, mas iDdfii, uilo
menn elm Baum perbinoert miro, iih
frei ous5ubreiteu, 10 miro CT onourd
mtr qe5tpllndcn iid bober 8l erbe.
ben.
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PERMIT (No. ssi). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA, NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsON, PosTMAsTER-GE GENERAL |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-05

General W}anoqer 2euBfer Itelte
cine aonferen5 init Dem Mopor uno
8oIi8eifomutiiidr Singer in 2lusiiht.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-07
WILLIAMSVILLE.
Mrs. Oscar L. Sherman.

Mrs. Oscar l.. Sherman, "a, a life
long resident of this town (Newfane),
died at her home in this village Tues
day, June 4. She had been in frail
health with occasional serious illnesses
number of years. Her last illness
continued for about 10 days. She had
been cared for by her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert n. Sherman, who
lived with her. Mr.. Sherman was as
ISOLATED with his father, the late 0. l..
Sherman, in business for years, and has
continued the general store. Mrs. Sher-
man, who was Betsey Crosby Robinson,
was born in this town Aug. 3, 1888, a
daughter of Aaron C. and Betsey (Cros
by) Robinson. Her twin brother, Aaron
W., died Dec. -, 1888. Her two sis
tiers, Mary c. Mrs. Dennis A. Dickin
SOM and Miss Eliza A. Robinson, both
of this town, lived beyond the average
span of life.
On Sept. 10, 1856, she was married to
Oscar l.. Sherman, who died April 4,
1910. Three children were born to
them, a daughter who died in infancy,
Robinson Morton Sherman Of Shipman,
Va, and Albert n. Sherman of this
place. Besides her two sons she leaves
| two grandchildren, Miss Marion b.
| Sherman of Williamsville and Brattle-
boro and Harold Sherman of Shipman,
Va, also one great granddaughter, Miss
| Shirley sherman of Shipman, Va.
| Mrs. Sherman was devoted to her
home life and family, highly esteemed
| by all who knew her. For many years
she was faithful worker in the Uni
versalist church. Last fall, while tenn
porarily unable to walk, she became in
| terested in the work of the Red Cross
and since that time had knitted in
dustriously for the comfort of the sol
| diers.
Robinson Morton Sherman came
| Thursday morning TO attend the funer-
4 al, which will be held this, Friday, aft
ernoon at ? clock at her late home.
| Mr. and Mrs. P. p White of North
Granville, n. Y, arrived Wednesday
afternoon to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. o. l.. Sherman.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-07
WILMINGTON.

Miss Bertha Faulkner, Homer Dary
and Donald Cutting of Jacksonville were
in town Monday.
Ralph Titus, who has been clerking at
VI. J. Monahan's camp in Somerset. has
finished work there.
l.. ii. Barber and Fred Childs of Brat.
tleboro were in town Monday and Tues
day on fishing trip.
Charles Waters is moving his family
from Fort Ashley into John Bassett;s
house on Main street.
Miss Ida Morgan of North Adams.
Mass, spent Memorial day with her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. A Norton.
Frank Allen of Seattle. Wash, visited
his sister, Mrs. F. S. Crafts, few DAYS
recently, returning Monday.
Miss Louise Bellows. teacher at South
Vernon, has finished her school and re-
turned home for the summer
Mrs. Sarah Stanley returned to her
home Monday, after spending the past
few weeks at Childs Tavern
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mallory and two
daughters. Alice and Alta. spent the
holiday with friends in Woodford
-Aios eiatS lIittI VI 4slOHtdSup, MASS.
has been guest of her sister, Miss Mar
garet Lyman, returning home Monday
Beaver Brook farm has purchased a
new Buick truck. H. +. Mann also re-
Gently purchased Buick Eight four
Misses Ethel and Julia Millington OF
Brattleboro spent the holiday with theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Millington.
Mrs. Mary Nido is visiting at her home
| in Dover. Miss Edith Bartlett is doing
her work at Childs Tavern during her alb
sence.
Miss Leone Hager of ,Jacksonvill,
spent Memorial day with friends in town
and attended the high school play thai
evening
Miss Mary Hansbery of Gardner
Mass, visited friends in town over Me
mortal day and Sunday, returning HON,
Monday.
| Miss Jessie Follett has accepted a DO
sition in the office of the Vermont Print
ing company at Brattleboro, going Their,
Thursday.
Charles Ames and son, Charles, ir., VIII.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-07
NEWFANE.

Mrs. George Bush and little son are
away for week IS visit.
Albert Patch of Boston recently
visited her brother, Albert Patch.
Herbert Eddy called on old neighbors
in the southern section of the village
Tuesday.
There will be flag day program at
the next meeting of Newfane Grange.
June -
Frank Gibson. a former resident of
this place, is at J. d. Maher's for
short stay.
Red Cross workers meet Friday to
complete work begun last week on hos
pital shirts.
Mrs. +. A. Ormes of Brattleboro has
been spending few days at Mrs Cora
Winchest s.
Mrs. j. NJ. Miller, C. C. Miller and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Houghton We're guests on Memorial day
at II. r. Rhoades s.
Little Miss Margaret Eddy is at the
home of her father, Hermon l.. Eddy,
this week and was given a party Tues
sary.
5. G. Brown came from Springfield
(Vt), and his daughter, Miss Gertrude
Brown, from Brattleboro to spend
Memorial day with Mrs. Karl E.
| Maher.
Miss Violet Bills is housekeeper at
| A. III. Farnum s while Mrs. Farnum is
in West Wardsboro, when she was called
to substitute for the remainder of the
summer term of school.
Miss Ella Heath was in Townshend
Sunday to hear the bacealaureate ser.
mon. Her nephew, Allen Heath, of that
village, is graduate this year from
Leland and Gray seminary.
| Members of the w. r. C.. were graft
ned, and express thanks to all who con.
tributed food so generously that on
Memorial day there was an abundance
for all who partook of the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Goodnow ha.
news that their daughter, Mrs. Albert
W. Pratt, and family moved last weel
from their former home in North Cam
bridge a little farther into the coun
try, in Belmont.
The Sunday school of the Congreea
tional church will observe children ,
day June l6. Miss Anna Aikee ant
Mrs. Cola Nido, who were chosen ;
committee to have charge of the pro
gram, will be assisted by Mrs. Grac
Rhoades.
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went over the bank into Beaver brook,
and who was taken to the North
Adams hospital last Tuesday, does not
gain as rapidly as desired
w. E. Wheeler has finished work for
the Deerfield Pulp Co., and has accepted
position with the Haywood Bros. and
Wakefield Co, in Gardner, Mass.
Lee Millet, who has been for several
years chauffeur for Martin A. Brown. left
Sunday for Boston in answer to a call
to the colors. Harrison Kingsley took
him to Shelburne Falls. Mass. by auto
mobile. accompanied by Mrs. Kingsley
and Miss Gladys Hicks of Readsboro.
Harry j. Smith and Miss Alice BOYD
were married very quietly at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Ray Friday etc.
ming by Rev. William c. Clark of the
Congregational church Mr.. Smith left
Saturday morning for Brattleboro,
where he joined several other draftees
who left for Fort Slocum
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grams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Ingram. All went to Townshend bv
automobile.
Mrs. Alice A. Bailey returned Satur-
day from Greenfield, Mass, where she
spent number of weeks visiting her
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest f..
Bailey, and niece, Mrs. +. L. Davenport.
Miss Matte L. Wade has bought the
property owned by Henry c. Smead, near
C. +. Browns, and will take possession
in the near future. Mr.. and Mrs. Smead
recently moved to the farm owned by
their son. Frank G. Smead
The Marlboro South Branch Farmers
club regular monthly meeting will be
held at the school house Friday evening
of this week. County Agent Sweeton is
expected to be present with lantern
slides to illustrate his address.
Owing to the prevalence of whooping
cough among the children, Supt. Whit
ney has excused several pupils from at
tendance at the village school. The Chill
dren's day exercises which has been
planned for next Sunday morning have
been indefinitely postponed and the usual
preaching service will be held.
The Woman's Mission circle met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Milton A. Bing-
ham with unusually large attendance
Mrs. c. Walter Bishop had charge of the
| program, also sang a solo. The fifth
chapter of An African Trail was the les
son for the day. Plans for a sale were
discussed.
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JAMAICA.

The June business meeting and cleo
ton of officers of the Christian Endeay-
or society was held Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss Mary Robinson.
Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Sprague were ac-
cepted as active members of tile So
ciety. The following officers were elect
ed: Pres, Mrs. J. S. Robinson: vice
pres, Miss Lila Kingsbury; rec. sec.,
}. ). Robinson; cor. Sec, Mrs. Fl. p.
Boynton; treas, j. s. Robinson; organ
list, Mrs. L. w Bemis; lookout commit
tee, Mrs. A. w. Thomas, Mrs. NJ. T.
Crowninshield, Mrs. J. NJ. Clark: PRAYER
meeting committee, Miss Mary Robin
son, Mrs. L. H. sprague, Miss Lila
Kingsbury.
committee has been appointed
from the Christian Endeavor society to
solicit the townspeople for money to
buy service flag in honor of the ia
maica boys who are in the United
States service. 1t is desired to raise
enough money to buy flag sufficiently
large to have every man who will 90
from Jamaica represented by star.
Notification to this effect will be sent
to each of the Is men whose names are
ON the honor roll The list is as fol-
lows: Erie Sargent, Evan Sargent,
David Knight, Harold Knight, Frank
Parkhurst, Henry Kingsbury, Perlie
Potter, Clarence Pierce, Prentiss But
Ter, Merton Perry, Harry Beattie, Wal
ter Laekey, Harry Leno
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PUTNEY.

the Baptist church next Sunday.
Mrs. j. E. Russell and daughter, Miss
Marion Russell, came Wednesday to
their home for the summer.
Olive Thomas in Betty Takes Hand
and Mack Sennett comedy in two
reels are the pictures to be shown in
the town hall Friday evening of this
week for the benefit of the town hall
stage fund.
Parents are requested by the gov
eminent to bring to the town hall June
10, between and 5 p. m, all children
up to and including six years for ex-
animation. This. is being done in be-
half of the "better babies movement
throughout the country