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The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19
JOHN NSTOWN

Frank Key was at Berthoud Thurs
| day.
Arch Snider has returned to his
home in Nebraska.
Misses Davis and F'airbairn OF Ber-
thoud visited here Saturday.
A. r. MorriSnu's have moved into
their new house, which was recently
completed.
Tuesday 70GO sheep were shipped
in. They will be fed on the Thorn
ton ranch.
The hard times social given in the
hall Friday night was well attended.
A good time is reported.
The movement in real estate con.
tinues and the demand for lots IS
greater than ever before.
James Davis has gone to Berlhoud
He is suffering from very sore hand
which temporarily has laid him of
work.
The Ladies' Circle, w. o. w. has
changed its meeting nights to the
second and fourth Thursday evenings
of each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker are visiting
in Denver MIS-. Temple is assisting
in the management of the hotel dur
ing their absence.
Mr. Newman of the Newman Lun-
Der company Of Loveland gave our
town a friendly call recently. He
was transactiug business with Bishop
Moore.
II. j. Parish and Morley Fairbairn
with sixteen others were initiated
into the mysteries Of the Hoo Ho
Black Cat at Greeley Wednesday
evening.
J. j. Becker sold three lots this
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19
ELWELL

Miss Anna Orr dined with Miss
Noble Sunday
Mrs. August Rosenow has been
under the Doctors care for several
days.
Andy Cross of Lander, Wyo., Is
feeding 1000 sheep on the Thornton
place.
f. NJ. Waggener and family moved
this week to their new home at Ber-
thoud,
Mrs. Albert Mcmillan and baby
daughter of Greeley are visiting Mrs.
Purvis.
Mrs. Levi Mead, who has been
keeping house for her sister in Love-
land, is home again.
Mr.. Schwam and family and George
Held moved this week to the Wag-
geoer place, which they will farm
the coming year.
Gus Carlson's hired man had quite
serious runaway at the dump last
week, injuring himself severely and
bruising the two beet dump men as
we'll
| Rev. Virgil Davis of Pueblo and
Rev. w O. Jones of Dilley Chapel
have 'swapped' charges. MIR. Davis
is a bright young man who wins
| friends wherever he goes. He with
his wife and sister will soon move
| into the parsonage.
The y. p G. U. gave a "hard
times" social at the hall last Thurs
| day evening and all voted Miss Maud
Clark, as chairman of the social com
mittee, success in planning a jolly
good time. The appearance OF all
evidenced hard times. Virgie Ber-
4 kelley and Ross Kce were awarded
prizes as The two most 'raggedyn
persons. Mrs. Whowell presented
| the prizes. A hard time program
was rendered and supper served on
| shingles.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19
FORT LUPToN

e. X. Smith is still confined to his
se1 with kidney trouble.
H. S. Vandermark of Montclair
aook his cattle from Box Elder to
say.
A part of the threshing outfit of
St. John & Youngbeck was DESTROYED
by fire last week on the st. Vrain
west OF Platteville.
The Fort Lupton High school bows
defeated the PIatteville boys in
game OF base ball at Platteville Sat.
arday by score of 10 to-
The Epworth League will give its
irst lecture in the course FRIDAY
evening, November 2l, in the NJ. f.
church. DR.. Carnine will lecture.
Colonel F. A. Meredith was looking
up the interests of the electric rail-
way between Denver and Greeley this
week with the town board of this
place.
w. Fl. Davis narrowly escaped
being killed by the flyer during the
heavy wind storm last week. One
of his horses was instantly killed by
the passing train.
Inc Continental OIL company in
tends to build an oil tank north of
the canning factory here for the pur.
pose OF furnishing this town, Brigh-
ton and Platteville with oil.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19
AULT

j. ID. Cochran has sold his place
70 .. G. Allison.
There is quite call for houses to
rent in town, but they are very scn rec
at present.
The farmers are rushing their beets
now. trying to get them all in before
Thanksgiving.
1t is reported that James Fore
man, who lives northwest of,town,
is about to sell his farm.
Mr.. Cochran talks of buying pair
OF lots from Richard Shannon, op-
posite Mr.. Todd's place.
The Ladies Aid society meets
Thursday OF this week with Mrs.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19
All Over Weld.

Padget. They will not meet next
week on account of Thanksgiving.
Rev. Walsenburg has been IN town
the past week, trying to organize a
lodge OF tue Fraternal brotherhood.
Sylvan Schrol's wife and two chill
dren left last week to visit their old
home in the east. Mr.. Schroll ac
companied them as far as Denvel.
A. G. Alkire moved into his house
this week and Mr.. Selby and family
moved to their new house on one OF
the Hayden lots opposite the school
house.
Neal Bartholomew OF Pleasant val
ley was in town last week to see about
rebuilding the barn that was burned
last week on his place, occupied by
his brother.
Mr.. Anderson OF Evans passed
through here last week, prospecting
fol a coal mine few miles north OF
Ault. He says there is a good pros
pect for coal there.
W. ]. Henderson has listed for sale
"A first class l60 with two water rights
for SO, 500 There was a $4,000 crop
taken from it this year. A Also one
OF the finest homes in the town of
Au!t. consisting Of about one acre
of ground, new seven-Ioom house
and other good buildings.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19
EATON

Charles Jones Is sick with typhoid
fever.
B. D. Sanhorn of Greeley was in
town last Saturday.
Charles D. Todd and Henry Luther
OF Greeley we've in Eaton last Satnr-
day.
I. c. Phillips, 7. A. Duke and
Frank koenig were in Denver Sun
day.
Mesdames E. G. Steele and J. Fl.
Mccall were Greeley visitors last Sat
urday.
j. G. Jewel, sheepman of Fort
Morgan, had business in Eaton last
Friday.
6. A. Montgomery and family took
Sunday dinner with Mr., and Mrs. j.
L. Kendel
f. n. Thomas came up from Den
yer Sunday evening for short visit
with his family
j. Fl. Mccall and wife and a. ".
Ward and wife spent Sunday in the
country with Mr.. and Mrs John Nc
Artney.
A. d. Wright and W lie. who have
been living on the Jackson farm two
miles west of town, have moved to
their own place in LaGrange.
Mrs. Wilmunder, who has been
visiting the family Of her brother.
Henry Thompson, left last Saturday
for hel home at Sacramento, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conr. Stockheth en-
tertained the Misses Sanretta and
Genevieve Bowers and NJ. KayeI-
weiden at O'Clock diGneI last Fri
day evening. Psi
.The teachers of the Eaton schools
gave reception to the parents Of
their young charges last Saturday
afternoon at the new school building
A pleasant time for both entertainers
and guests is reported.
Mrs. S. J. Will gave very enjoy
able ''At Home last Thursday after.
noon The following ladies were her
guests: Mesdames A. j. Eaton, f.
W. Goodan, S. G. Dickinson, James
Wolfe and f. G.. Steele.
The Epworth League of the NJ. Z.
church entertained the G. E. society
and Baptist young people at the
church last Friday evening. A short
program with rep sentative features
of each society was rendered, after
which refreshments and sociability
were enjoyed
The Social Hours club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gavin last Fri
Gay evening and spent few pleasant
hours playing high five, followed by
refreshments served by the hostess.
Messrs. and Mesdames Con. Stock
tleth, +. L. Weller and j. W. Smillie
were guests of the club.
Ernest Zinn, age % years. died
at the home of James Weber last Sat
urday night, after a short illness with
diphtheria. The Young man, whose
parents live in Windsor, came to
Eaton about six weeks ago and worked
in Weoer's blacksmith shop. The
burial took place Sunday in Eaton
cemetery. Four of the Weber chill
dren are down with the disease. but
will probably recover.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19

Fine brocade Dress Goo3s :.
shades, worth l5c, sala ~ /
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19

Extrs heavy Overland Mill Ont
lci ing F'lannels, sale price. ....... &c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
CANNOT DO BUSINESS.
Insurance Commissioners Of state Publish
List Of Those Trying % without License.

Insurance Commissioners of state Publish
List Of Those TRYING 20 without License.
Montpelier, Nov. 2l.-A circular has
just been prepared and sent out by Sec
retary Of State Fleetwood aud State Treas
urer Bacon, which gives the list OF iusur-
ance companies which have tried to ia
business in violation Of the laws Of the
state, They also give the list of author
lied companies. The circular Is as follows.
"rbe public are warned against the
transaction Of business with insurance
companies aud agents not authorized tC
transact business in this state. The fol
lowing have come to our notice as attempt
Ing TO write insurance here in violation Of
law
Fire, American Trust & Insurance Co.
American Underwriters, Commonwealth
Insurance Co., Great Western UnderwTit
ers Mercantile Fire Insurance Co., North
ern Fire Insurance Co.. Union Fire Iusur
ance Co, L A. Shankin q Co., &. w
Davy & Co., all Of Chicago. Ill, DelewaTe
Trust & Insurance Go. Of Wilmington, Del
Life, Old Wayne Mutual Life Insurance
Go. Of indianapolis Ind
Accident, Protective Disability Insur
ance Co. Of Boston, Mass, Masonic Pro
tective Association. Ridgely Protective
Association Of Worcester, Mass Mas0aiC
Mutual Accident Co. Of Springfield, Mass
and 20 doubt there are others.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24

The Christmas number of the Vermont
Ell is one Of the hrst holiday magazines
out. 1t is very interesting and attract.
i've number in both it's text and illuslra.
tions.
Mrs Julia G. r, Dorr contributes a de-
ilghtful Vermont household story entitled
sour Old Door Mat A thrilling chap
ter On the Capture of Peking, with nnmer-
Gus Illustrations, appears from the pen Of
Robert e Iewis,a Vermonter who accom-.
panied the American troops in the as
sault on the Chinese capital
The number contains many beautiful
illustrations Of winter scenes, VermoRt's
fair women and pretty children, including
3 splendid portrait Of Mrs Mccullough,
wife Of the Governor.
There Is something to Interest every
Vermonter In the departments devoted to
Education. the Grange, Women's Clubs,
and the Grand Army
The Verm0nter has been reduced to TO
cents per copy, but the yearly subscription
remains at one dollar a year. If any of
eur readers arc unable to obtain copy of
this handsome Christmas number at a
news stand OF bookstore, it win be sent
to any address upon receipt of ten cents
BY the publisher, @. 5. Forbes, St. Albans,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
QUALITY IS APPROVED
Commissioners Of District Of Columbia
Want Information Before Building
Her Washington Station.

Washington. Nov. 23. The commission
ers Of the District Of Columbia are send
ing to Vermont to secure information as
to the extent and reliability of the Bethel
quarries from which It is proposed to se-
cure the granite for the new union station
to be constructed 10 this city. The step
is taken under the provisions of a resolu-
ton introduced into the House by Repres-
eRtatiye McAndrews Of Illinois. Mr. Nc.
Andrews was D member Of the district
committee Of the last Congress. He said
In introducing the resolution that the quar-
riesi he understood, were undeveloped and
that his purpose was to secure accurate
Information as to whether the supply of
stone was sufficient and II It was Of uni
form quality aud that his purpose was to
prevent any unnecessary delay In the con-
strugti0u of the station, If the Bethel
granite was decided upon
There has been much discussion Of the
material Of which the new station is to be
constructed. Experts here have been ask
ca to give the benefit u their knowledge
and the sample Of stone has been subj O.
ed TO vigorous tests to determine its dura-
bility in this climate. Engineer Commits
sioner Biddle submitted the question re-
Gently to the Washington Chapter. Ameri-
can Institute Of Architects ana at its spec
ial meeting Of the chapter the Vermont
granite was approved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
WILLIAMSToWE.

Miss Olive Calef Of Washington is visit
ing at Deacon Erwin Smiths.
There will ba a union Thanksgiving ser
vice at the Universallst church Nednes-
day evening at 1880
Henry Lasell Is quite III at his home
with pneumonia.
Remember the bali at the /. 3. D. +.
hall Wednesday night from to 2 O'Clock.
Bin sec
Mfr. and Mrs. John Dow and Mr. and
Mrs G. =, ingalls, spent Sunday at North
field.
MAYO and Roscoe ynde are home from
Bakersfield for short vacation
Mrs Frankum of Montpelier spent Sat
urday and sunday With her sister, Mrs.
Q. d. Bosworth.
Hilton Brush returned from his york At
Proctor to spend Thanksgiving with his
parents.
Mrs j X Lgnde gave 3 whist party
last evening ID honor Of Miss Mckee.
There were about % present and the even
ing was very enioyably spent Ia playing
whist
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
Talk OF THE TOWN.

Charles StoRe went to Hardwiek ysster-
day to work.
Mrs C. f. Collins left last night for q
visit with relatives IN Worcester, Mass
Frank and Tony Mcguire returned to-
day from visit at their home in St. Syl.
vester 2, @.
Special communication Of Granite Lodge.
No. S5, Friday night at o'clock. Work
third degree.
William Il Wales began working this
morning in the warehouse at the Central
freight depot
Miss Mabel Roben has returned to her
home In this city from Groton where she
has been teaching school.
Miss Georgia GiIbertson has returned
from the Homeopathic hospital at Bos-
ton, where she has had treatment.
Louis Horill aud sister of ST. Sylvester,
+. O. we're In the city today on their way
to visit relatives in Graniteville.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
hold Christians sale In the Averlll bleck
on the afternoon and evening ct Dec. Q.
G. Caselinl, + CAslani and E. Caslanl
left this &c or New Yerk whele they
will set SAT- lor Italy TO spend the winter,
Mrs, Fay Blake, who has been visiting
Mrs. w. NJ Holden for the past few days,
returned to her home In Bradford this az
ternoon.
Mrs D. c. Watt of Philadelphia arrived
in the city last night to spend Thanksglv.
ing with her parents, Mr. md Mrs. w T
Kenerson.
Wilson Crudsn left this nooH for New
York from which port he win sail fol
Aberdeen, Scotland, TO visit at his old homs
until next spring
Harsld Swasey and Frank Becklay re-
turned yesterday from the University 81
Vermont 70 spend Thanksgiving at theli
homes in this city.
Two trading stamp agents are il ths
city today trying to bunco the merchants
They are not meeting with much success
as Barre merchants are onto their game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
A GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr. aud Yrs. A. NJ. Heath Of GrotoB Cele-
brate Happy Event.
Groton. Nov "a Two Of the best
known people Of Gr0ton, Mr. and Mrs. Al.
M Heath, celebrated yesterday the fifti-
eth anniversary Of their marriage. A con
siderable number Of friends and relatives
were present 70 help them celebrate the
occasion, among whom were the two chill,
dfen. Mrs q h. Robinson Of Montpelier,
and Horatio w Heath Of Boston.
The happy couple were married 10 this
town BY the late Thomas Wason, a justie,
OF the peace. After returaing from the
war OF the Rebellion MT Heath engaged
in the business Of buying and selling cat
tie AT present he is engaged in thu
meat business. He has been superintend
ent Of schools, llsters town grand juror aui
Justice Of the peace. The last position h
has held for 80 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
PAYING OFF THE MEN.
Lyachts Bookieeeper Expects Them to Sc
nt Work IN a Day or Two.

Lydoh's Booki1aepar Expects Them to Sc
NJ Work IN a Day or Two.
Montpelier, Nov. Us. In the absence of
Thomas Lynch his bookkeeper. John Cam
ming, is endeavorlng to pay off the men
and expects to have 1t done In day OF
two SO that they will 20 back to work
again. Some checks have come Id but
cannot be eashed as Mr. Lynch is not
here to endorse them. The friends ef Mr..
Lynch lay the trouble at the plant to hard
collections and say that If he could realize
on some of the accounts due him there
would be no trouble lie is now in New
York state trying hard to get settlement,
with one firm in Jehnstown, N. II, which
owed him 81 GOO
One rumor floating around Is that an
assignment had been name This report
probably resulted from Mr.. Lynch giving
J. NJ Boutwell, quit claim deed Of his
equity in the stone shed about two weeks
ago. The consideration set up ia the
deed is $3,S74S0. 1t Is understood this
arrangement was made In settlement Of a
bill for granite sold Lynch Brothers and
that q bond for deed was given In return
Members Of Barre granite firm were in
town today fguring on the work so that
enough could be realized to pay of the
men. Attorney 4 J Marshall was pres-
ent at the time Several Of the men
on Saturday became frightened about
their pay aud trustee processes were served
on tbs stones they have been at work on.
AZ is expected the diitlculty Is only tempo
rary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
WASHINGTON

Miss Grace Cl0ugh has gone to her home
ia the south part Of the town for few
days stay.
Nick St. John has sold his farm, stock,
tools aud produce 70 a man from Granite
Vile Mr st. John has moved to the hotel
for the winter
The funeral services Of George w. Wa
son were held at the Universalist CHURCH
yesterday at II o'clock, Rev. Grant Van
Blareom officiating The church was NIL
ed with the relatives and friends Of The
deceased who was held in the highest es.
TEEN BY his fellow townsmen. Mr. Wason
has been honoTed several times with Offices
Of the town lie was man Of honor,
had a very pleasant way, AID was one
whom everyone enjoyed meeting His age
was so years last May. The intermeni
was 10 this new cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
An aId-FashIonad Party.

The Neal Dow Lodge, + 0. G. T., will
give an old fashioned party and chicken
pie supper 10 the X Of r. hall, Wednes
day evening Nov rs. literary pro-
gramme will be given at so'cloek. The
ladies Of the order have charge of the sup
per which viii be well w0rth the price Of
admission. In the main hail. candy
booths and punch bowl viii be tended BY
the youHg ladies. Good music viii be
furnished for the marching which will
take its usual place In tho entertainment.
All attending are requested to wear the
old fashioned dress. aud q special prize
will be offered for the best old fash
ionsd costume worn. The hall admission
viii be 10 cents, and supper viii be served
for the small sam Of Is cents. Every one
will be made welcome. Come and enjoy
an evening for Young and old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
WILL NOT SMOTHER IT.

Hearing For Receiver For I. S. shiphuiId-
ing Company Resumed.
New FORK, Nov "a The hearing Of
the proceedings instituted by bondhold-
ers Of the United States Shipbullding COM
pany 10 make the receiver permanent, has
resumed this morning, IN spite Of the fact
that certain powerful interests concerned
had brought great pressure to bear To pre-
vent further airing Of the methods Of
finance, employed ia the creation Of the
shlpyard combine The recent reports
that the hearing would be suspended
caused hue aud cry in certain quarters
and from the public, aud it was decided
not to try to smother the matter up Lew
Is Nixon continued his testimony, this
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24

The members Of the house are com
planning a good deal about the crowd
"a condition of the hail since the seats
for the accommodation Of The increased
membership were placed, but they are
informed by Elliott Woods, the super
intendent ~ the capitol that the best
thing possible was done The lean
members viii be able to endure It, but
the fat men will be obliged to spend
much of the time III the smoking room
saws the indianapolis News The seats
have been placed so close together that
men Of average girth cannot sit side
by side without touching elbows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
Sir knights AttantIonl

IT is the command Of the Thrice Illus
trious and Most Excellent Rajah Of the
Imperial Domain, Knights Of Birmingham
Of al the Americas, that all Sir knights
within the Royal Bounds IL Old Kr0w
Lodgs which lies between the rivers rising
on the north and the Rio Grande on the
south, and from the Passamaquoddy on
the east 10 the Monterey ID the far west
that SO far IS IN You lies you are requested
to assemble yourselves together in annual
convocation at Old Krow Lodge No. !,
Miles ball in the great and bumptous
city Of Barre, Friday evening, Dec. 4th,
for the solemn and illustrious purpose of
electing the Thrice Illustrlous and Most
Excellent Grand officers, the conferring Of
degrees and partaking Of the rites Of the
order which are C G. G.
w. ri Cato,
T. /. M. e. r. of a. A. & G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
UNION GOSPEL MOVEMENT.
Plans Perfected fer Holding fYangeiistic
Services IN Barre This Winter.

ElAua FGrtacN1N Ter HbAAAt& EfahhotAttts
Services in Barre This Winter.
Believing that a distinct advantage for
the Kingdom Of God in this city may be
gained By united effort, three Of ouI
churches have been for some time con.
tempating carrying on union gospel
mission during the early part Of the win
ter aud it Is probable that one or two 9th
er denominations may enter into Il.
We are thoroughly convinced that by
far the most effective method Of combat
ing the evils that menace society here aud
elsewhere is 70 bringmen to a saving knowl
edge Of the truth as It is In Jesus Christ.
Whoever gives himself 70 the pursuit Of
the n0blest ideals viii practically adjust
himself to the needs OF the world, inhu-
eneed Of course by his trainingand oppor-
tunity. 1t is not SO much our aim 70 add
members to any denomination as to assist
men IN attaining higher form Of life. We
care more FOR changed lives than for any
particular method and we,shall appeal
not 70 the emotions, but TO fright reason
and what the universal conscience APP
proves Of.
The following programme has been de-
cided upon Union Sunday evening
preaching services viii be held beginning
Nov. 20. A large chorus choir under a
competent director viii lead in music 70
be followed BY sermons by different pas
tors There are also to be four union
prayer meetings these will be held weekly
beginning Tuesday evening, Dec 1.
An eminent and highly respected evan
gelist has been engaged TO begin work
here in the latter part Of December We
cordially invite an churches and christians
who feel that they can do so to join with
us, assuring all that we are seeking only
the highest welfare Of this community.
The following committee representing
the churches is here given IN order. Rev.
w A. Kinzie, ". N. Grierson, C. NJ.
Tayntor, Rev X. F. Lowe, C.S. Andrews,
William Reynolds, Rev r. a. Poole, Ii.
G. Woodruff, DR.. O. O. Stlckney
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
MAY Be INSANE.

John Mag9en Arrested at East Montpelier
For Breach Of She Peace.
East Montpelier, Nov 24-John Ma
goon Of this village was brought into
town court yesterday afternoon charged
with breseh 81 the peace. Clarence Sen
ter Of Montpelier appeared for the state
and N M. Gordon and e. T. Scott Of
Barre for the defense. Suspicious were
aroused ia regard to the defendants san
ity, and the case was held open for one
week and the defendant win be examined
He could not furnish bonds aud WAS taken
TO Montpelier Jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-24
I8 INCHES AVAILABLE
Berlin Pond Has Lowered An Average
Of One Inch a Week Fer Past
Two Months.

Montpelier. Nov "A 4-The water in
Berlin Pond is lowering at rate which is
causing considerable uneasiness for Supt.
Smith Of the city water department. lie
reports that there are only Is Inches avail
able. During the past two months the
water has been going down at the rate Of
one inch week. The level Of the water
is now twenty and one half Inches below
the level Of the dam.
Supt. Smith does not anticipate that be
will have to use the pump to get water,
although be says that there is a possibIl-
ity Of having to do IT, Four years ago
the department experienced much diff
Guilty and bad to have recourse to pumping.