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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-11
BREAD FAMINE IS
FEARED IN CHICAGO
Transfers Refuse To Deliver
Flour To Bakeries.
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE PENDING
Steam and Gas Filters Of Large Con.
Germ Threaten TO Quit Work on Ae.
count Of the Firm oiSeharsInS Tive
Union Drivers.

Chicago. May Shortage Ia dc.
livery OF hour to groceries aud bak'
crtos Was threatened by fresh
srrcad ot the drivers strike today. The
latest recruits are the drivers OF tho
Wcntg Team uE company. a large cor.
Ccu chiefly engaged IN dclivrrlag
hour Tor milling cumpaute, Al OI
a., men aus work when one OF them
Va, il,ci srErd Tor refusing IN deliver
tho bay ,o,tyd goods al the department
Wurct The result viii be- shortage
OF ls.uuo barrels of Hour week.
e niles, Sc can gct The employers
association To- help ~ out the strike
means au immediate shortage ia tho
hour supply said Mr. Wcuig III
the strike continues 'hcte will be q
noun famine expect to apply -
The astu,la,ian ~ once"
Another strike OF even greater ,w
porlnrcr Impudcd today
The crane company, controlling
most ~ the material IN the steam 4
ting aud gas nttlng industry. may D.
involved through he discharge Of twi
drivers Who refused to deliver mater
n' al the Marshall Fl,ld bnildinH on
Wabash avenue Tho Crane COMPANY
Umpluys u large number Of tcamstcrs
who promptly sought instructions tTOm
the leaders a. to whether the strike
of ne hour tramHrrn should be- AM
ta'"d e vaa ald that conference
ot me tram-trra union Ofilcials and
representative ~ the crane company
would De- hold IN hope ~ aycrtlnG
new strike uph"a'ui
The crane company gives omBioy
mrut To- 90 600 men. directly or mi
t'riy through l,s mills. fuundrlez and
warehouses
while thr alrlt" was today assuming
more threatening attitude the en-
players tcamlng company Ia becoming
Increasingly aggressive. To-day $500
teams we're sent out and the company
promised Ia furnish transfers 10 da
ths work OF all drivers who quit The
delivery Of retail goods vas furthsf
extended and the number Of deputy
shsrins and special police Was IN.
creased
Although surrounded by aiI guards
hOnunlOn tsamstcr was knocked on
his wagon today aud severely lnJthged
The victim Was Joseph ~ John. Whn
WHa attacked while driVinE one of che
Pssbody Coal compAny's wagons asar
kinlls street bridge lie suddeaIy
found his Way blocked by teams
manned BY union drivers. while rooha
were hurled by atrike sympathiLsra ~
a crowd that bad gathered One 81
the missiles struck N John on tn
head. inhicting . severe wound AMI
topping him 90 the pavement
The executive board Of the Chlsa
Fo Federation ~ Labor met today o.
appoint a committee a. meet the prssi
dents train vest Of Dixon 90 and
explain 10 him the strike situation hsfa
before the train reaches Chicago tn
union 0nicsf, received animation
h0u~Ysf. thar the pr"s.leu' AID not
v.sh 20 be- met by any arg" number
81 ChlcaEoana before b.. arrived .H
the cify TIE plan. therefore. waa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-11

H4sOEs Ma uay 10 The ahna
al syf Yrruon ~ .ar indesFuatloLal
i4othsfh0od % Pap-f Mak~rs opsnsA
herv today One = tse most impor
,ast matters % b. -ousidsFsd ~ ths
ooAvsnfion 49, ~ ~ qgsssl0h a. ths
numbsf Of tOafs Ehish saoui1 sOusti
iuEe . Aays vera
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Death OF Mr. w. r. Vaughan.

Mr.. w. T. Vaughan died suddenly
at his home two miles from town at
5 O'Clock Saturday morning July s,
1905, aged about 60 years.
Mr.. Vaughan rose early, about 4
o'clock, as was his custom, and went
out to his barn. Soon afterwards some
other mem bers of the family passed
out to the lot and found Mr.. vaughan
very sick. He was taken to the house
and messenger hurried to town for a
physician Before the physician could
arrive he was dead,
Mr.. Vaughan had not been very
we'll OF late, but there was no thought
OF dangerous illness. A number Of
young people enjoyed party in Mr..
Vaughan's home the night before, and
some of the guests remained all night
and we're there when his death occur
red.
The body was inferred in the Bap-
fist cemetery here Sunday morning,
July 9th, at O'Clock, Rev. w. S.
Brooke Conducting the burial ever
cises.
Mr.. Vaughan leaves family-wife,
Ave sons and three daughters and large
circle of relatives and friends. He was
one of the most esteemed farmers In
his community, and no one held aught
against him. He had lived in this
community all his life. He entered
the Confederate army in the Forty
third Regiment Of n. G.. Troops, Dan
lel's Brigade. He was good and
braye soldier, true and tried, and served
until the close OF the war, surrender
ing at Appomattox. One OF his Old
comrades in arms said OF him to-day
"There never was better soldier"
After the war he married Miss Pattie
GRAY, who survives him, as stated
above. He was a good husband, {
kind father, good nelghbor, a loya
and patriotic citizen, and his death il
a great loss to the community.
Grsat sympathy is felt for the strick
en- family 10 this sad and sudden be
Pavement. A good man has pasSet
from amongst US and his memory ant
influence will live long in this commu
nity. He has left lasting monumen
IN his sons and daughters, Mess. S. B
Frank NJ, Leon T., w. Leroy ant
Forest and Misses Emma, Pattie an
Mabel. In their noble lives may
seen the frightening shadows OF hi
own.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Coming, Going and W,ereabout:
of Our People and Other Folks.

Prof. A. B. Hill, Of Rockingham, i.
here on visit.
Mr.. Mason Dunn, of Norfolk, is here
visiting his parents.
Miss Matte Brinkley, of Savannah
Ga, is here visiting friends.
Miss Ethel Dunn has returned from
| visit to relatives in Enfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hoffman, of Roanoke
Va, came Tuesday to visit relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. S. G.. Davidson, have
returned to their home in New York.
Mess. E. ]. Proctor and F. D. Tay.
lor, of Williamson, spent Sunday here
Miss Matilda Morton, of Washington
is here visiting the family of Mr.. Gid
Lamb.
Mr.. l.. T. Allsbrook, of Richmond
has been here this week to see his rel
atlves.
Miss Kate Arlington, of Enfield, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Mar,
Tillery.
Mr.. D. ?. Stern, Of Kinston, has
been here some days Oh visit to his
home people.
DR.. R. M. Johnson has been ava.
some days visiting his old home in
franklin county.
Mess. Geo. Holderness, r. H. Hyatt,
R. G. Allsbrook and w. C. Powell, OF
Tarboro, were here Monday. They
made the trip on an automobile.
Miss Cornelia Whitaker has return
ed to her home in Norfolk after visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Mrs. r. George Shackles and little
son, master Aubry, are here visiting Mrs.
G. w. Andrews Mrs. Shackle's mother.
Mrs. Fannie Hoffman and family
went to Petersburg, Va, some days
ago to witness the erecting OF a monu-
ment to grave of the late NJ. Hoffman.
Misses Kate and Bessie Futrell, No.
ME WilIiford and SaIlie Baker went to
Norfolk last week. They went to Wei
don and Joined Raleigh excursion
there.
Mr.. Stuard Medtord spent several
days in Newport News last week visit
ing his sister, Mrs. B. G. Hanna. He
attended the celebration at Buckroe
Beach on the 4th.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
EDWARDS & CO.'S
Snecia1 RarUa,inS

We have 300 to SEQ pairs Ladies'
Misses and Chlldren's Oxfords and
Sandals of the best makes and brands
to Be had. Too many, they must go.
See our special prices. Too many
Straw Hats also. Call and name your
price
We are still making special cut prices
OF clothing and have some handsome
suit and nobbiest and latest etyle
Ptnt, left.
Remember to examine our hand
some line of Furniture and Cook Stoves
when on the market. Sold for cash or
On lustalment.
Corn, Hay, Oats, Mill Feed, Cotton
Sec. Meal and Huils always on hand.
Ak Tor prices. Will deliver them at
your door.
Highes: prices paid for Cotton.
Bling us your wool. Highest prices
paid,
EDWARDS & co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13

WE DIRECT ATTENTION to the ad. III
M. Hoffman & Bro. in this issue. They
offer their entire stock of summer goods
at cost from July 18th to August 10th
THERE will be a meeting of the
daughters of the Confederacy JULY
18th, at 5 O'Clock at the Graded School
building. adobe E. SMITH, Pres
WE CALL ATTENTION to Central AGA
denny advertised in another column OF
this issue. This school has already
proven to be popular one and will
doubtless have a large patronage
There is one splendid new slate cover
ed building with accommodations 70,
"a boys under 16 years of age. This
building is intended as model home
for young boys. There are other &C.
commodatlons for other boys and
young men.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Death of Little Annie Viola Snipes.

| On Sunday July 9th, Letween 3 arr
o'clock, D. NJ, Annie Viola Snipes
| the little daughter OF Mr.. Oscar A. ant
| Mrs. Annie Marie S.!pes, entered til,
world OF peace end rest
The dear little child was not quit,
| two years old. She was born III Scot
land Neck on the 9th OF July, 1908
She was presented to the Lord in bap
tism according to the rite OF the Epis
copal church on tie 18th day of Aug
ust, 1903, Mr.. Charles Herbert Her
ring, Miss Annie Evelyn Reid and tb,
mother being sponsors.
She was intelligent and amiable, ant
greatly endeared herself to her parents
and others by her interesting and at
tractive demeanor. Dear little Annie
was like tender and lovely vine Iader
with sweet blossoms that dlffuse de
lightful fragrance and her presence
filed her house and her parents heart
with joy and delight.
But the rough paths OF time wer'
not for her. She was to be taken up t.
Him who loved little children an(
said, "Of such is the Kingdom o
God" Yet no language expresses TIT
anguish Of the parents hearts, especial
ly that of the mother, at the loss of ,
dear little child. The precious imag,
will always remain In the chant ers o
memory as something sacred.
The aged patriarch exclaimed, in hi
distress, at the thought OF losing hi
children Ell I be bereaved of my
children, | am bereaved."
Such bereavement is the essence O
all distress. But thanks be to God fol
His unspeakable mercy, this great sor
row is tempered to Christians by faitl
in the Lord Jesus Christ, and the
sure hope and confidence that Coo
1oeth all things we'll.
The little body was carried to it,
resting place in old Trinity church
cemetery by four young girls, beauti
fully dressed in white, symbols o.
heavenly purity and innocence. And
the grave was over-spread with flowers
The calm and peace of the spiri
world seemed to be present as the little
body was laid to rest and the peopls
departed. G. w. 2.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Death of Mrs. Margaret Madry.

Death of Mrs. Margaret Madry.
Mrs. Margaret Madry died at the
home Of Mr.. r. J. Afford a few miles
in the country July 5th, aged sc years.
She had been feeble since she had q
fall on the ice last winter.
The remains were int rred at Rose
neath, Thursday, July 9th, Ed. W. B.
Strickland conducting the burial ex-
elcises.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Lost.

One Setter just weaned pups.
Color brown and white, the white flee
bitten. Name Bell. Left home on
the second OF this month. The finder
will be rewarded by returning the
same to this office or
7-l3.tf j. f.. WOOLARD.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Commonwealth
SrFrIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1nlDOrtant Notice!

represent the strongest and most
,.,eral Insurance Companies in the
VI. i'd
FIRE COMPANIES.
lone. \. Y, assets, 5000, 600
"a Underwater, assets, $4,000, OOO
rantinental, N. Y, assets, 100000
<,i;izens. assets, 15,OOO,O 600
.sheuix, \. y, assets, 100000
rhe Home and Southern Stock, OF
Greensboro, n. G..
LIFE COMPANIES.
Penn Mutual, organized
Il.. assets, 6S,OOO,OOO.
slHtual Benefit, organ
led 1915. assets, 81 600, 900.
In case OF loss will collect your
money. When in need of Insurance
Of any kind give me a trial. Will
save YOU money.
WILL II. JOSEY,
scotland Neck, N. c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Farm for Rent.

A 5-horse crop In good state OF cultiva-
ton, Good Dwelling House, Fine wa
ter. good out-houses and good pasture.
Six miles from Enfield and ten miles
from Scotland Neck. Apply to
w. T. ,AsKEw, EpwOrth, N. G..
That
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
New sewing Machines

bargains at prices from $50 up
.nrand- hand machines at satisfactory
-.,es. Must be sold in 60 days.
". L. HARRELL,
.0-4r Scotland Neck, N. c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
AnV Young Lady

Who desires work in her community
,,i;h which to make some money to
hep defray her expenses at College
mas inquire at this Office.
7-6-3t
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Cabbage Plants.

10000 Large Late Flat Dutch and
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage Plants
for sale at 81 90 per thousand.
w. r. WALsTON,
Scotland Neck, N. G..
7.13-1t
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Fine Farm for Sale.

offer for sale the 2OO-acre farm OF
ny father, the late B. 7. Harrell.
I, Is half mile from Scotland Neck,
,ix horse crop of open land, no waste
aud and all we'll drained, balance In
woods. Good dwelling and good Or
cbard. Will sell on easy terms. Apply
- W. L. HARREL,
t-..9it Scotland Neck, n. e.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Wall Paper.

! y. Savage is agent tor Alfred
Peat- up-to-date styles. VIII take
pleasure IN showing samples, measure
ments and estimates made.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
monuments.

T. any one desiring Monuments to
the dead I will be glad to show cuts
aud samples Of the famous Georgia
Marble. and also best marble from other
places. Prices and grades to suit all.
J. E. HOLDEN.
f-29-1m
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
A Record Breaker.

Record Breaker.
On Monday morning last the peace
and quiet OF our little town was much
disturbed by the sudden appearance oil
an automobile. Business was paraliz
ed for the time and some OF the citi
zens stood off and gazed at the monster
in amazement while others of the
natives took to the woods. Horses
we're frightened and steam engines
shied as the horseless carriage passed
Some OF the good people were threat.
ened with apoplexy due to the shock
and we all breathed sigh of relief
when 'the blooming" thing steamed
up and lett for Tarboro.
Very truly
A. NATIVE.
The above was furnished THE Com
MoNwEALTH by one who "took to the
woods. "-EDIToR
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Edwards & co.

Five to ten dozen unlaundried white
SHIFT. worth 75c. offered at 39c.
EDWARDS & co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
6-2SS-1m
Phone Tyler's Grocery

For Washington Bread, North Caro-
Ina Hams. Helms White Picking
Vinegar, Finest Butter and Cheese,
Silver Salt to clean Windows, Crockery,
etc. w. T. TYLER.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13

'iQr lQ'cU II
It begins to look now like it may
reach even IL 1-2c this fall, and now is
the time to place your order for Win
ship, Eagle, Pratt or Munger Cotton Gin.
While we sell all Of these Gins, the "Old
Winship" has been, and is still the favor
tie around this section, as ninety-fve, If
not one hundred, per cent of the new
gins sold around here for the past few
years have been the "Old Reliable Win
|ship'' For the merits Of the winship
gin we take pleasure in referring our
friends to the following gentlemen who
|Balfour Dunn WIN. Hancock, WE.Smith,
Cotton, Oil e Ginning Co., Scotland Neck;
L. j. Baker, Joseph Early, Palmyra; W. p.
white, E. p. Lyman, Hobgood, N. @.
Now read the statement from the Continental Gin Co., AanGa
"Atlana Ca
Hardy Hardware Co., Scotland Neck, N. c.
"Any of your orders will have very best and personal
You your that you have absolute
gins be all right every particular and then,
If any you find that the getting the proper
results advise particularly to the difficulty and it takes
from this place go and adjust it, he will be sent
pen5e if takes gn remedy the
trouble, will still be at EXPENSE but do know that all
cases gins will be found all right and afraid of
Slandg by SO your
|ers the consideration and that
with defective material furnished and left for operation
unsatisfactory conditions Yours truly,
Continental Gin co..
You that you take chance all buying gins
let book your order prompt delivery We
Que no cash till October 1st
Yours for business,
FutrAll'AardV v On,
Huslers'
F'RoM UNIVERSITY
j ULY 3 TO AUG. 10 o,.e.r" CAROLINA.
will entire line
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Cerealite for Cotton.

have several tons OF Cerealite
hjch is the best for cotton in july.
n. B. JOSEY.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
w Gather Report.

Weather Report.
For week ending July IL, 1905.
temperature, mean maximum. :
minimum,
g. highest ON 7th. !
" lowest en- 10Th, 7
Rainfall / 10 inches.
J. Y. SAVAGE, Obsr.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-13
Death of Mrs. Elizebeth Bell.

Death of Mrs. Elizebeth Bell.
To The Commonwealth
Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, widow of NJ
l.. Bell, died at her daughter Mrs. T
II. Edmondson, July ., 1905. She
suffered with indigestion for severa.
years but the last seven months of
her life she was confined to her bed
She suffered untold agony and bore it
without murmur and weuld often
say it was Gods will. She was perfect
Iy resigned to death.
On the Saturday evening before she
died Sunday, she prayed that every
breath might be her last one, so she
could 60 home to her Saviour. She
was loving wife and dutiful m other,
and leaves seven children aud a host Of
friends to mourn their loss,
Hobgood, n. c., July 5, 1905.
THE above was intended for last
issue but came too late.-ED.
Jury List.
The following jury list was drawn for
August term OF Superior court by the
county commissioners at Halifax last
week:
FIRST WEEK.
s. Stern, w. T. Hancock, Geo. l..
Parker, L. E. Keeter, J. II. Bachelor,
}. w. Peel, w. P. Whitaker, Z. A.
Cooper, J. NJ. Tillery, G. H. Lewis,
Henry Jones, NJ. S. Chandler, Alex
Milliken, r. C. Miliken, F. NJ. Dick
ems, T. K. Moore, J. NJ. Plttman, W. E.
Hall, w. A. Pearson, J. E. Lewis, H.G.
Rowe, G. R. Barkley,"J. Il. Hawkins,
F. L. White, J. E. Shields. q. L.
Branch, J. NJ. Harper, Thos. Staten, A.
c.. Medford, J. II. Osborn, ]. w. Weeks,
Eugene Aston, w. G.. Best, ST., w. c.
Allsbrook, G. Is. Brown, James Ivey.
SECOND WEEK.
L. L. House, J. r. Askew, R. V.
Kitchin, J. P. Elliott, G. G. Wallace, L.
&. Butts, James Bonds, R. L. Hardy,
jesse Hardy, w. G. Daniel, J. II. Crow
ell, w. T. Clements, w. A. Walston, E.
C. Bobbitt, B. F. Gray, J. FL. Curry,W
P. Threewitts, ]. o. Heptinstall.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10

nave. liner was time, ma am, W en-
would have blushed to hand such a
layout as this to dog.
Tribune.
Observation-Disclosures
the sense of the Board that II was the
duty of the police to wtach the parks
at night.
The Bishop Estate asked permission
, to lay water pipe across King street
between the Kamehameha Schools.
This will be investigated first.
Archer put in a resolution to the ef'
feet that the Public Works be request.
ed TO instruct the Eva road board to
macadamize the road from Pearl City
1 to Waipahu. Adopted.
The Bishop Estate wrote to know
when, under an old agreement, the
! fencing on its property in Kalihi was
to be put up. Referred to Roads Com
mittee.
| Adams drew attention to the fac,
that the road department was working
in Punahou, when the orders of the
Board were that the waterfront b'
first attended to. II developed tina
the Boards instructions had been de
layed in transmission.
At 1925 the Board adjourned unit
the first Tuesday in September, unles
sooner called by the Chair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10
INCOME TAX return
COUNTY ATTORNEY WILLARD
UNCONSTITUTIONAL METHOD
ACTION OF TERRITORIAL TREAS.
URER NOT WELL CONSIDER.
ED-oPiNloN FOR SUPER.
viSORS.

| Asked for an ODiniOn County At.
torney Willard writes as follows In
the Kauai supervisors ~ IN tho rigb,s
of the Countv of Kauai IN tho i,coms
taxes of the yarious Kauai cornora.
lions and the method of procedure IN
maintain those rights
This has become since the Massage
of tho County Act n nractjcal mos.
ton II not having been so before OK.
cent On far as 4, invoIved tho fees NJ
the yarious denuty assessors
I conclude from this that tho action
of the Treasurer of the Territorv in
ordering the income tax returns Of
Kauai cornorations having agents in
Honolulu tn no made IN the Oabu III.
vision instead of TO the Kauai tax diyi.
sion was not necessarily well consid.
cred
Tho Comfy Act ,ives the County NJ
Kauai n share of Kauai income taxes
and Section 1889 of the Revised Laws
prescribes thar every corporation
ooinp business for nroti, In tho Terri.
tory "shaII make and render tn the as.
sessor of ,,s tax division w
n mil return ........" Of matters
showing its net income
The amendments os the income tax
Law nv tho I legislature of 1909 do mot
hear unop this question.
II is the duty of the Assessor of the
Kauai tax division prescribed bv stat.
ute IN compeI all Kauai corporations
doing business for profit within this
tax division. To make their income tax
returns IN him and TO reouire such
taxes to he maid TO him as Kauai tax
es, The Treasurer of the Territory
has no authority 10 violate the statute
By ordering otherwise. and the As.
SCISSOR of the Kauai tax division
would fail in his duty II he should
permit the Treasurer to dictate to him
in the face Of the statute.
There is no room for doubt that the
tax division within which the real and
personal property of corporation Is
situated and within which 1t carries
on its business and pays its property
taxes, is its tax division within the
meaning of the income tax law.
The income taxes are not delinquent
until in November, and | would sue
gest that the Board Of Supervisors COM
municate with the Assessor OF the kau-
al tax division In regard to this mat
ter, and II possible. secure an adjust
ment along the lines suggested.
If the income tax returns OF ou'
various sugar corporations, such as Ii
hue Plantation Co., Ltd. for instance
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10

The Focus Screen Kodak Is provid.
ed with recess for carrying the
ground glass within the film holder
part of the camera. It permits focus
ing upon the screen or ground glass
without removing the roll of Aim from
the camera. Honolulu Photo-Supply
Co,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-10

Fine job Printing at the Bulletin.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-06
M any Made Happy.

Fully seventy people, from babies to
gray haired men and women were made
happy Saturday evening by the splendid
entertainment given them by represent
tatives of the five local churches in
Holly Hall, Teams, whose services
were offered by men of the village,
began to bring the guests at about p.
m. As fast as they arrived they were
ushered upstairs to the gallery where
whole families were fitted out with
clothing. They were taken downstairs
where they listened to a concert by
Hatch's orchestra.
The hall presented fine appearance.
The stage was decorated with crepe
paper and japanese lanterns. An i'm
mense Christmas tree laden with dolls
and toys for the children reached nearly
to the ceiling. Two long tables reach
irg nearly the whole length of the hall,
decorated with bitter sweet wax candles
and fruit, was by no means one of the
least of the attractions.
Al six O'Clock the company sat down
to a supper of mashed potatoes, chicken