davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

Frank Lee, GAO Wabash ave. So to
mlodzi ch}opey, laden bowiem Z
mich ME liczy wiecej niz 1Scie lat.
Policya utrzymuje, il z aresztem teJ
szaiki, polozony zostal koniec Smia-
lynn napadom, dokonanym w tel cze-
sci miasta. Policya ma ma Oku ME
jakiego Herbert Grover'a, kt6rego
posadza, il skradzione rzeczy zaku-
pywal cd chlopc6w, a nastepnie sprze
dawal. Jest on wlaScicielem bilardo-
wni pnr. 1929 East 55ej ulicy.
o o q
Pozegnala sic wczoraj z tym Swia-
tenn S. D. Marta Karolewska, Z domu
Walkowiak, po krotkiej i cielkiej
chorobie, liczac lat Al. Zmarla by}a
siostra aldermana 17tej wardy, p.
Stanislawa Walkowiaka. Braia ona
zawsze czynny udzial " wielu iowa
rzystwach; byla czionkinia Zjedno-
czenia, Zwiazku Narodowego, ora
innych, kt6re strate jej dotkliwie Cd
czuja. Pozostawia pc sobie meza
oraz troje dzieci. Orszak pogrzebo--
wy wyruszy z domu zaioby pnr. 956
W. Chicago ave-; blizsze szczegoly
W neurology.
Ubiegiej niedzieli, dnia 21go b. nj.
odbyla sic mia uczta W domu PIP.
Nowak6w. za~mieszkalych PREY Ash
land ave. i Walton ul., z okazyi Is
letniei rocznicy w~sp6lnego pozycia
maizenskiego. Prey zastawionych sto
ZACH i staopolskiej gOScinnoSci. ba-
wiono sic do p02nej nocy. Goscie
bedac sami syci. ME Zapomnieli tez
O glodnych W PolSce, gdyz pc pre-
m6wieniu paru slow przez OBJ. r.
Czwalins kie3o. zlozono drOga dobrO-
wolnei skladki ma ten eel sumo $So.
Ofiary zloayli n~astepujace CSoby: PIP;
Nowak $40; PIP. WawrzynkleWIcZ
s.: p. J. Trawinski 81; p. j. JanoW-
ski So; y. F. C2walinski 81; p. w.
Imielski 81: p. W. Kr0l 81; p. ).
Wolszczak 81: p. j. KaroleWski 81;
y. J. HataSch 81: p. \. FrankoWsHi
81: pani NJ. Morawska 81; p. j. Of
lewski 81; p. l.. Nowak 81; l NJ.
Orzeszynski So. Suma ~powyzsza 70
| stala przcslana ma rece PolsNicso
Czerwonego Krzyia W Warsza"le.
!. 9 :.
Dzisiaj wieczorem koacielc p. W
Sw. Jozafata. PREY Southport i Bel
den ave. kt6rego nroboszczem jest
X. FIR. Ostrowski. odbedzie sic uro-
czyste ~zakonczenie czterdniesto-go-
dzinnego nabozehstwa.
Misye odbywaja sic: koscicic p.
". Wniebowziecia NajSw. Mary
Fanny W West Pullman koScieI"
n. w. Wv. Izydora. W Blue Island.
potrwaia one diva tygodnie. pod u
m:setnem kierownfctwem 90. Mi
evoparzy ze Zgromadzenia Wv. Win
| centego a Paulo. . Erie. Pa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

ZapaSnictwO.

W zbrojowni drugicgO rcSlmcntu'
DIZZY ulicy W.. Madison i Rockwell. Cd
bella sic jutro zapasy IA wielkq skalr'
poniewai wyStapi az picc par.
.ASpirant do paSa championships
20 Marin PlcStina, z kto-
rym Stecher, Lewis, IbySZko
Caddork - SpotkaG sic jakoS ME cllca,
silowac sic jutro bcdzie Z Jess WcStcr-
gaurd'em, wytrawnym zapaSnlklcm'
WaIczyc bcda do ukohczcnia. W drd-
gicj pare wyStapi Jan Meyers. PolaE,
Szampion $rcdnicj wagi, walczac z
George Walling: ukaze sic r6wniez Ben
Reuben, kt6rcnu "a przeciwnika poSta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
NIEUZASADNIONA NAPASC!

w saddle policyjnym STACEY West
Chicago. stawai wczoraj dr.. Siomln-
ski, ~prowadzacy kancelarye lekarska
pnr. 1866 Milwaukee AVE., mad tea
trem KcSciuszko, ma kt0rego kobieta
nazwiskiem Wiktorya Kosz, 22Os
North ave. wyjela warrant, poniewal
dokt6r usilowal - jak mowi&6- d..
konac ma niej kryminalnego napa--
du. RozmawialiSmy W tel kwestyi z
dr'em slominskim, ktory m6wil:
Dnia 1890 ~stycznia, okoio godEiry
o-tej vice. prem. ~przyszla do jego
~kanceJaryi wspomniara wyzei h"'
beta, i narzekat poczeia, re jej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
NOTATN OSOBISTE.

PAM AntonIna ~RzeNleCka, Fam.
pnr. 1910 y. Central Park ave, "
Avondale, kt0ra pred paru tygod-
miami pOddaia sic niebezpiecznej O.
peracyi w Szpitalu pod nazwa Chi
cago Union. pnr. 3012 Wellington
ave-. czuje sic znacznie lepiej. We
dug orzeczen lekarza. zmuszona O.
ma bedzie pozoctat W domu ~jeszcze
ca}y miesiac. zanim bedzie mogla wy
konywat jakakolwiek prace.
o q q
PanStwu KarClOwi i Magdalenie
Laczynskim, Fam. pnr. 1856 w. Ohio
ul., przybyl ma SWAT tegi synek, va
zacy 10 funt6w. Matka i dziecie ma
ia sic dobrze.
O -. .
Oh. F. j. Tomczak. skonektowa-
ny z firma asekuracyjna Zurich,
zcStal obrany dyrektorem Mutual
Information Bureau. Jest to biuro,
do kt6rego naleza wszystkie wielkie
korporacye. W kt0ryCh przytrafia sic
wiele nieszczeSliwych wypadk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

birdzo zimHo. Dokt5r nal:a ;al jej u
siatG W pobIizu radia ora. kotieta
zaS rozgoSciwszy sic naleaycie, po--
cze}a mu rome opowiadaG historye,
mianowicie, re MAJ ia opuSci}, il cor
ka jej uciekia W SWAT zo{nierzem,
re chlopca ma " domu poprawy it'd.
Gas jakiS sluchal dr.. S}ominski tych
wynurzen cierpliwie, W konCu jednak
znuczony, pytaG pO"zal - co sobie
zyczy, poniewaz jak m6wi}, ~spieszno
mu bylo do domu. Caiej tel histo-
ryi przys}uchiwal sic oLecny W pc.
pokoju asystent doktora - DR.. To-
maszewski. PAM Kosz zaladatl w6-
VEGAS, ably jej wypisa} recepte. kto-
raby jei u}atwila zakupno VS. Xxi; DIR.
Slominski cSwiadczyl jej z kolei,
II tego absolutnie ME uczyn.. Roz--
gnie wanna, opu&ci}a kobicLa kancela-
rye dr.. S}ominski zaS zapomnia} W
krotkim czasie o ca}ej history. PieC
dni p6zniej ziozylo DR. owl wizyte
kilku detektyw0w ze stacyi policyj-
nej West Chicago ave-, ktorzy so
powiadomili, IL pewna kobieta usifu-
je wyjaG ma niego warrant. ktorego
lei iednak sierzant wydaG ME chce.
Dokt6r opowiedzial mi O caleJ hi
storyi. Dowiedziawszy sic jak spra-
wa stoi, detektywi Odeszli. Zesztej
niedzieli przyszli p%owtornie, tym ra-
zem 2 warantem: dr.. Siominski zJa-
~, cin nrynA cndHin RicharlSOnPm,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

proszac o odlozenie sprawy. ponie-
waz glowny jego Swiadek, DIR. Toma-
szewski ME mGgi sic zjawiG w sail
sadoweJ, zlozony jest BOWEN choro-
ba. Przysaiego piatku sprawl be-
die ponownie przegladana. DR.. So
mihski sadzi, il kobiete podstawili
iacyS jego nieprzyjaciele. kt6rym "a
ley ma TEN. ably go zniszczyG i oczer-
mic. Do why zadne.i sic ME poczuwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
POSZUKIWANIE.

Telegrafista i zofnierz wojsk
polskich, Leon Wec}awski Mr..
j777, Dow6dztwo 25tcj Brygady
i3ta Dywizya Piech. Strz. kres.
(dawtniej 1sza Dywizya Genera
la Hallcra) poczta polow:a 20, -
Polska, poszukuje swej rodziny,
zamicSzkafcj o%statnio w Eric,
Pa, adrcs dawny Bronislaw Ma
1929 Center Str, East.
Erie, Pa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
u SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Grzesorz Matuszka, majacy lat 81,
powodowany zazdroscia zabil swoja
zone Malgorzate. Przyczyna nieporo-
zumieh maizenskich byi ,,bcrtnik'
Michai Kuciska, LEGACY lat %. Ma
tuszka 20 diuzszej kl0tni re swa 10
ma, uderzeniem mlOtka, rozbil lei
czaszke. iona Matuszki byla mniej
wiecej tego samego co on wieku.
Matuszke aresztOwano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

NEPORTERA

w wyzszej szkole p. n. Waller f.
Vening School, mieszczacej sic PREY
orchard i Center Ill. odbywaja sic
wykiady jezyka angielskiego, buchal
teryi, rzemiosi. oraz gimnastyki.
Ola dziewczat i pan jest otworzona
szkola szycia. kroju. fachu modniar
skiego, gotowania, ~pieczenia it'd. Me-
czyzni, mlodzie6cy, panic i ~panienki,
powinni korzystac re sposobncSci,
tembardziej, il uczyG sic NIGGA bez-
piatnie. Nauka odbywa sic W ponie-
dziaiki, wtorki. Srody i czwartki, cd
godziny 7:15 do 9:15 w~ieczorem.
Polacy i Polki. szczeg6lnie ci Jamie
szkali W dzielnicy Jozafatowskiej
zwanej Lake View. winni ma jaki-
kolwiek kurs sic zapisat.
So .
Pan Antoni Czarnecki, dziennikarE
- przemawiat bedzie przyszlej ME-
dzieli W Association House, pnr.
2150 w. North ave-. o godzinle
$50 wieczorem .Rodacy ciekawi u
slyszet co sic " Polsce dzieje, win
nj Z okazyi korzystac.
. - o
PAM Anna Adnikowska, zam. p.
nr. 2419 W. 21szy place, zachorowa-
Ia wczoraj magic PREY ulicy 21ej l
Western ave. W chwili gdy nd naroz
niku owym oczekiwala tramwaju. -
Przeniesionoo ia nieprzytOmna do
k~ancelaryi dr'a ]. o. MeyerS'a POPS
5. Western ave. kt6ry ia pc pew
uym czasie do p~rzytomnoSci przy--
wr0ci}. P6zniej udala sic o wlasnych
silach do domu.
= - .
Z pOwodu p~anuJacej epidemii in
ruenzy, Sierociniec Polski W Niles,
zamkniety jest ola wizytujacych. -
Zsmkuietym bedzie tax dlugo. dopo-
XII wszclkic niebezpieczehstwo ME
mimic. dop6ki uormalne ME 1astapia
las. Ct przeto, kt6rzy wybierajH
sic TAME. winni sic wstrzymat, az
MAZDA w notstkach niniejSzych .
zn;esicniu rozkazu tego wzmianke.
Q q
w sail Observation-Disclosures, pnr
1883 West 1Sta ulicy. odbywai sic
onegdaj wiec. zwoiany przez czion--
k6w sIowackich towarzystw. ma ktory
zebralo sic wiele publicznoSci. Mkt
ME byl przygotowany ne to. mkt ME
wiedzial r6wniel. Il do sail weszia
pokazna liczba radykal6w. ktorzy z
chwila gdy tylko jeden z mowcow po
czaI opowiada6, jak patryotyczny-
mi okazali sic Polacy / Siowacy pod
.zas minionej wojny. pocz9li ma sa-
Ii czynit wielki wrzask. nastepnle
zas celowaG W m6wce caikiem zdro-
v.ari iaiami. ZuIyli ich wielka /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

DZ1ENNK CF1CAoO1n nnsO-
Ho.a WieceJ drounyoh ~oEios,oh. an
tell wszystkie inne dEisnnih po1kiG
- Chicago rA1AHn Ud1LA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

lose, iednak bezskutecznie, p~oniewaG
ami jedno ME traffic celu. Powsta-
10 wielkie zamieszanie; byioby sic
niechybnie skonczyio ma b6jce, gdy-
by ME policya, ktora ~wkroczyla ma
sale ma czasie.
o - .
Stowarzyszenie Mechanik6w Pol
skich urzadza W piatek, dnia 30go
b. m. vice - W sail KoSciuszki. p.
mr.. 1858 w. 4Sma ulicy. Poczatek
o godzinie 1880 wieczorem. Przema.
wiat beda dobrzy MONEY!.
q So .
Jan Mianek, lat 40, 1871 Throop
ulicy, przewieziony wczoraj zostat
przywatnym ambulansem do szpitala
p. W. S& Lukasza, edzie lekarze
stwierdzili, IL ma nadwyrezona CA
szke. Podczas piracy - jest on zatru-
dniony przez rirme Mccormack, PREY
ulicy Western i 31-ej - wszedi W
kf6tnie z niejakim Mikoiajem Woz-
MAX, ktory go W trakcie tejze pocze-
stowaG ~szufla, z podanym wyzej re-
zultatem. Wozniak zostai areS2o-
wany i osadzony ma STACEY policyjncj
Marquette. gdzie dopoty bedzie mu-
siai przesiadywat. dop6ki Mianek ME
bedzie m6gi przeciwko MENU Swiad-
eye. Swiadkowie tel awantury: To-
masz GorzewSki. 2117 y. Winche--
ster e Jan Chmielinski, 2613 w.
24ta ulicy.
Wczoraj 20 pOludniu, gdy Edward
A. Nowak. wsp0iwlaSciciel firmy
Nowak Grocery Co., 912 W. Ran
dolph ulicy. powracai banku Mid
City do swego sklepu. spostrzegi. il
jakieS indywiduum postepuje "a MIN
krok W krok. Majac podejrzenie, IL
mezczyzna CIV L.iecne ma w%zgledem
niego zamiary, przyspieszyi kroku;
gdy zaS wreszcie dobiegl do Stoja-
cei PREY ulicy Peoria i Washington
blvd. katedry p. W. Sw. Piotra
PawIa. szukal W cieuiaCh tejze ola
siebie schronienia. Do Srodka dostac
sic ME m6gl. ponicwal drzwi by}y
zamkniete; W kilka sekund p6zniej
spojrzal W oczy swemu napastniko-
wi. kt6remu towarzyszlo dwu in
nych; jeden 2 Mich wymierzyi mu sill
ny policzek, dwaj inni przyStawili
rewolwery do sErori. Bezwladny -
latwo padl ich "ofiarQ; ziodzieje
zabrali sic nastepnie do p~rzeszuki-
wanna k~ieszeni. W kt0ryCh znalezli
tysiac dolar6w gotGwce. oraz
$43O.79-w czekach. Pc dokonanil
tego. szybko biedz poczeli bulwarem
i W kr6tce znikli.
= - .
w sail pardfialnej kantOwa odoe-
dziesie dzisiaj vice, I'd kt0rym pre-
mawiat beda goscie Z POlski, miano-
wicie X. pralat S. AdamSki, p. jerry
L~ekszycki i p. Karpihski, dyrektorzy
Banku Zwiazku Spoiek ZarC) koWych
W P~oznansk!em. CT. kt0rzy Ma wiec
ten sic zelda. absolutnie te3o ME
pozalujq. Rozpccznie sic punktualn1"
o sodzinie 100 wieczOrem: przyJoc
nalezv wc~zeSnie. poniewaz jest RE
CA pewna. IL sala bedzie pred ma
deiSciem tel sodziny - pei.na. U
godzinie 6smei - odbedzie sic po-
dobny vice ma MlodziankOwie. gdzie
r6wniez g6sci. wyzej wrpomniani
beda przemawiaj. Przyjdlcie wszy-
scy,
Obywatele zamieszkali ma poiud-
piowei stronie miasta. " s~asiedztWie
STACEY policyjnej Englewood, winnl
sic TAME w ciagu dnia zgtcsit, po-
niewaz ~policyanci tejze stacyi aresz-
towali ~zeszlej niedzieli trzech nieoeA
piecznvch domowych ziodziei, W kto-
rvcb mieszkaniu znalezli lupu war
tosci dwu tysiecy dolar0w. Jeden 2
mich zwie sic Franciszek RubkoW-
ski, 625l State ulicy. drugt. Fred
Stella. GI33 Wentworth ave, oraz
M AKCYONAR YUSZY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-09-24
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Mrs. James Buchanan is spending the
week in Athol with her husband.
T.. C. Parker and +. b. Hannum are at
tending county court at Newfane as
jurors.
Mrs. A. B. II. Harris, who has been Sc
riously afflicted with eye trouble is able
to be out little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maley of Spring
field Mass, were recent guests at the
NIaley farm at East Putney and of his
sister, Mrs. Walter Smith.
Rev. and Mrs. r. b. Davis and daugh-
ter, Vivian, of Coeran, Mass, are guests
of friends in town. He held the pastorate
of the Baptist church here preceding Rev
E. b. Cornell who was in the field at tho
time the union of the churches was
effected.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Everleth and Mr.
and Mrs. F. f. Robertson left Wednesday
morning for the exposition at Springfield
Mass Mrs. Evereth will 60 on to White
Plains, n. Y, to visit her sons family
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Eaton and young son
also her daughter, Miss Charlotte Eaton
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-09-24
BROOKLINE.

Edward Wellington was at Delard
Perry's last week for a short stay.
George Bush and family spent the
weekend with friends in Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Bush have gone
to indianapolis to attend the Grand
Army encampment.
Dellard Perry and family are in Am
herst, Mass, this week. They will at
tend the Eastern States exposition
while away.
Nelson Smith and family of South
Londonderry and Leon Fellows and
Miss Lottie Benson were at Oscar Law.
renee s Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Potwne and
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Puffer and child
visited Sunday in Bradford, N. H., at
Roy Potwine s.
Oscar Lawrence and family were in
Springfield (Vt.) Saturday. Mrs
Marshall Lawrence, who spent some
time there, returned home with them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-09-24

days in the home of her nephew,
Charles Whipple, in Guilford.
Mrs. Allen of Greenland, N. H., con-
Quoted the services Sunday morning in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. b. II.
Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris of West
'moreland, N. H., and f. i. Harris of
Pixies Falls were recent guests at A. A.
Harris IS.
Miss Anna Stoddard has returned to
her home in Braintree, Mass, after
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs Keith Carleton.
Mrs. George Abbott went to Bur
lington Thursday to place her two lit.
tie daughters, Dorcas and Frances
Pierce, in boarding school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Shaw are at home
after spending two days with relatives
in Shushan, Salem and Granville, N
Y. They also visited Mr.. Shaw's ole
home in Porter, N. Y.
Mrs. G. D. Lille has returned to hel
home in Newton, Mass, after spending
several weeks with her mother, Mrs
M. M. Barber. Mr.. Lille came for hel
in his car and was accompanied by
Johnny and Jimmy Moran, twin son'
of Mr.. Moran of Newton, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-09-24
GRAFTON.

Captain Adams of Camp Devcns
spent Sunday at the Hobart s.
Mrs. Treadwcll and Hazel have gone
to Boston to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Church have
closed their summer home here and re-
turned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daniels have re-
turned to Chicago after spending some
time at their summer home here.
Hon. John Barrett gave a very in
teresting lecture on Pan-America at
the town hall last Tuesday evening.
The executive committee and chair
men of all the committees of the Me-
mortal association held a meeting at
the town clerk $ Office Monday even
ing.
Grafton Grange will hold fair Sat
urday, October 2. This is a good chance
for farmers to show their stock, farm
products, antiques, and farm work. Rib
bons will be given for first and second
prizes. There will be sports and ball
game in the afternoon. A farce, Pa 5
New Housckeeper, will be given in tho
evening.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-09-24
WINDIIAM.
Was Towns Foremost citizen.

The community was shocked to hear
of the death of Luther b. Chapman
Monday morning, Sept. 10, in the Brat
tleboro Memorial hospital. lie had gone
to the hospital nine days before and
underwent an operation the previous
Friday from which he never fully raj
lied, death being due to acute dilaton
of the heart.
Mr.. Chapman was born Oct. II, lS4o
in Eliot, Maine, son of Rev. and Mrs
Calvin Chapman. In 1870 he came tt
Windham, when his father became pas
tor of the Congregational church here
In 1874 he married Amelia Howard O
Windham, who died in 1914. Three
children were born to them, Henry i.
poultry farmer and photographer o
Windham. f. Roland, merchant in West
minister West, and Winifred E., teache
of the local school, who lived at home
He left sister, also, Mrs, Emily Whit
comb of Windham.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-09-24
EAST DOVER.
Men to Give Harvest Festival.

One 'of the big events of the season
is coming Friday night, Oct. l, when
the men of the Baptist church and con-
gregation will give a harvest festival
in the vestry.
harvest supper will be served from
to $50 clock
The farmers are requested to bring
and display their best fruit and vege-
tables. Premiums will be awarded by
County Agent w. p. Frost of Brattle
boro.
Mr. Frost also will deliver an ad-
dress of interest
There will be music by the male
quartet and orchestra and mono
logue by o. c. Bolster.
Miss Matte Metcalf, nurse, is caring
for Mrs. o. G. Bolster and infant son.
Charlie Underwood of Holyoke,
Mass, spent the weekend with Claude
Moore.
Annie and Maggie Brown, who work
in Brattleboro, spent the weekend at
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. IT, Pratt are visiting
in the home of their daughter, Mrs. L.
h. Betterley, in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Eleanor Randall of SomervilIe,
Mass, visited her aunts, Mrs. w. c..
Halliday and Mrs. +. l.. Gould, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Halliday and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-09-24
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Robert Har,Gy went Tuesday to Ran
dolph to attend the state agricultural
school.
Miss Nellie Houghton went to Keene
Saturday for a few days visit with
friends.
Levi Houglton of Wallingford is visit
ing here this week among relatives and
old neighbors.
Hugh Iloughton went to Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday to attend the Eastern
States exposition.
Farmers are busy this week filling
silos. There have been frosts in several
parts of this town.
Mrs. Welman returned last week from
a weeks visit with her son, Ed Well
man, in Westminster.
Mabel Harlow returned home Monday
after several weeks visit with relatives
in Norwich, Conn, and Westerley, R. /.
Clarence Bodgett and sons. Albert and
Joseph, came Wednesday from Green
field, n. Y, to pick the apples on their
place.
George Bell had new headstones placed
on his family lot in the cemetery Mon
day. They were brought here from
Chester by Mr.. Pollard and Mr.. Wellman
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Chapman and
daughter, Louise, Miss Alice Goodell and
Elizabeth Goodell, motored to Windhan
Sunday to spend the day with relatives
Miss Carrie Houghton and Bert Davis
of Springfield, Mass. were week END
guests of Miss Houghtons parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Houghton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Harlow were
called to Brattleboro Friday by the i'll
ness of their son, Harry, who is attend
ing high school there. In the afternoon
he was operated upon by DR.. L. r. Lynch
in the Merose hospital for a ruptured
appendix. Mr. Harlow returned home
Saturday evening and Mrs. Harlow re-
manned until Monday. The last reports
are favorable
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guests of Mr.. and Mrs, John Barden
of Brattleboro in trip over the Mo-
hawk trail last Sunday. Mrs. Hewitt
and children returned recently from a
visit of several weeks at Fishers Is
land.
1t is regretted that there were so few
at the morning and evening service
Sunday to hear Rev. Mr.. lowering who
came from Windham, Conn, as a can
didate. A young peoples choir if IA
voices sang one selection. Sunday
school was omitted on account of the
every member canvass, which was con-
Quoted in the afternoon and reports
of which were given at the evening ser;
vice.
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The Reason WHY.

During his vacation, wel-known Judge
OF the supreme court was driving through
the Tennessee mountains, and broke one
of the shafts of his buggy. A small col
ored boy came riding by on a mule. The
justice hailed him.
Here, my boy" he said, "can you help
me fix my buggy"
"Sure, boss" answered the boy, and
cutting a hickory wthe, he soon fixed the
shaft so that it was quite serviceable.
"Well, WELL" remarked the learned
Judge, ''now, why couldn't l have done
that?"
81 dunno, boss" replied the little darby
unless some folks jest natchelly knows
moren others. The Milk Bottle.
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

The fall term of school opened Mon
day.
Mrs. Emma E, Clayton has been Wis
ting her son, John Clayton, in Bar
louisville.
Ella M. Howe returned home Mon.
day after spending few days in
Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Brown of Porter
N. y, were guests of their cousin,'J. n
Shaw, recently.
Mr.. Shaftow of Newton, Mass has
joined Mrs. Shaftow and Donald at w
A. Farr's for few days.
Mrs. N. r. Howe is spending few
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Delightful Picture.

Enoch Arden had nothing on Captain
Peter Rymill when the latter came back
from overseas to claim the wife whom he
had deserted years before because he
considered her too eXtravagant. Billie
Burke, as the spendthrift wife, in "The
Misleading Widow" which is on view at
the Town Hall Friday evening, had a
little surprise in store for her Grant
spouse that caused him to rub his eyes
in wonder. The picture is one of the
most attractive in which Miss Burke has
yet appeared, and will delight screen low
crs. who never tire of the entertaining
genius of this popular star.-Adv.