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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
sg.b0o for Reing Punched.

Rutland, Jan, l8.- William M. Peck,
travelling salesman 81 this city wants
$500 damages from &. n. irving of
stowe Tor assault lt il alleged Tint
Irving punched Peck. The suit vas filed
today Ill the Rutland county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
SUCCESSFUL pERroRmANcE.
sway Down East Given at North
Montpelier by Amateurs

North Montpelier Jan. .3.lhe play
Way Down EasteNYas ciyea here last
evening by the Good rcmplar7 society
before q crowd Of 25o people ID thc aail
at this village. The presentation was
most successful and was thoroughly en-
ioyed by the large audience. Joe but
teriield and Ed. Nyc were anong the
star participants An unfortunate ica-
tuTe 81 tho evening wts j lot q pclit
thieving, carried on hy some stranSn
men. among those olo lost articles
were Lewis oibley flu lp aac \ palr
of oyershoc, Will Foster paiF Of
gloves, and George Mcknight another
pair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13

llie poor department paid ont more
during thc last cyar thail fof 1904 the
difference being s2,26DIG, This yeai
thc expenditure. We're Se,6s5.g4 Charles
al. Smith submitted report ~ tho month.
Of Januarg, February and March, tht
cost being sa,2e2a0, With amount over
drawn s2A3.sg. 'lbc present oyciseer
Y. y. ShuftleA, says that lie came into
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
NEGRO TO BECOME
REGISTER OF TREASURY
President Roosevelt Has Decided to Ap,
point Prof Vernon. Head Of Quindaro,
Kansas, Institute-0ne Of Best
KNOWN Colored Men.
known CoIored Men.

Washington, JAM 13.-The president
has decided to appoint as register of the
treasurer, to succeed Judson W. Lyons,
Prof. N, 4. Nernor president Of the
Quindnro, Kansas, Institute, and ono Of
the most prominent colored men in the
country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13

The steam roller was incIuded N tiie
above at a cost Of Sc per day. The road
machine cost ssG7.76. In sidewalks
$3.50 feet were rulbea and laid: tenn
pnrary Sidewalks. 1865. The North
Main street seMer was crowned with
cement for 1862 feet The street depart
meut tools are worth S6.36O. Total col
lected for outside work, $a0s.4l; amount
on books, sG9.30. Supt. Bruce recon-
monds that no sand OF gravel be sold
BY the city hereafter, the purchase Of
another horse and d stone crtsher at
cost Of 81 .050
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13

prof and Mrv y, u Eobcrt N
Northtcld vcre visitors M tiie All, II
day.
rbe mestug 81 company n win IL III
.the nnte room il Niles hall.tlis even.
ing at Z o'clock shaIP, instead cf Hales
pavilion. !.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
improvements on the Streets.

a brief report of former Street Super
intendent Alex. Bruce, giving expendi-
tares of sI,1T3.57 for Jannary, February
and March. was followed hy Il more ok.
tended report 81 Superintendent Fred
Bruce for the last nino months Of the
year. The work done in permanent
streets IS as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
Were Less Arrests.

\ Judging from the report OF Chief Of
Police brown the city i growing better,
as there were only 274 arrests for 1905,
against $40 for the year before. The
arrests were as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13

Office on April and paid s2,s45.03 of
bills contracted BIT Charles N. Smith
and approved by Charles a. Smith and
the charity committee He has eypend
ed by his own contracting In the nine
months s3,760I9, and has d balance OH
hand Of Sf3.ss.
This money vert for the support Of
III people, represented bv 45 families.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
CemetefY &c. Eunds.

LHNtItfN iulMIlIaaIVlItIs ~. ", 'NIIFNIIl
Alex. Rnehan and II. 81. Nhiteomb
make the following statement regarding
Elmwood cemetery Balance, january
i. 1908, S5.s49.33; interest On city note,
$222.lg income, $3ai.50; city note,
$500; interest from Barre Savings Bank,
$500; total, sB,767.2a, Tess orders
drawn, s70s.tl, leaving Il balance Of SOL,
OOa.81.
ct the Hope cemetery funds there ID
d balance of $s.7I5,gs.
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| IL IYh LID
s--------------
Office on April / and paid s2,s45.03 Of
bills contracted BIT Charles A Smith
and approved by Charles a. Smith and
the charity committee He has eSpend
ed by his own contracting In the nlne
months $3, ,760I9, and has d balance on
hand Of 5i3.sa.
This money went for the support OF
III people, represented bv 43 families.
Cemetery Trus. FUNDS
Trustee +. I. Smith Of the cemetery
trust fund reports the iollowingi
Total amount ..4.....,, S4,520.0o
Number Of lots ....s...... So
Spent in 1905 ......,.s .,- 1880
Surplus .....5....,... 2l5.34
Cemetery Commissioners Il. u Smith,
Alex Rnehan and H. N. Nhiteomb
make the following statement regarding
Elmwood cemetery; Balance, january
j. 1905. $3.50. .383 interest On city note,
SEA. 10; income, $3at.50 city note,
$500. interest from Barre Savings Bank,
$500; total, $B,767.2a, iess orders
drawn, S7dss1, leaving Il balance Of so,
0Oa.8i
OF the Hope cemetery funds there il
q balance of $5.7t5.9S.
r........4. o ~ c4xaats
" e'AssAss ~ IN
hriei report q former street super
intendent Alex. Bruce, giNinS eNpehdl-
taies q Sl,lI3saf tor Jahaafg' febrhafy
and March, was followed hy \ more eN,
Bruoe for the Iast nipo months of thc
year. The work done il permanent
streets IS as follows.
Feet Cost
Merchant street 1925 S52S.Si
:, y 'ss,iifa s, ~ s'Ass ~. - go II
Keith avenue 5'is Ito.bo
t,l1h sNieee ts.t.'.'' ~ SaS'9o
harrington avenue ~ los.29
laulel street ...,...+. ~ l9o't2
Iiiti street .t.....,.. sSv eoi'9o
'si ~
Inc steam roller was {neiuaed III tiie
above at q cost q % per usty' ine fold
Inaehine cost ssAttte. ~ siaeNaiiss
S'z50 ieet were Fplbee and lald; lem
pnTaFy siGeWaiks. $500. Inc Nofth
Nam stfeet sewer was crowned WITH
cement Tor l65 feet The street depart
ment tools are worth S6,3oO lotal col
lppfnN Tor EtIsNt{tn WORK. N.4fls.Al H1nGtINN
On BOOKS, soa.50- ohpl' bfaee fscen,
mends tnat ~ Sand or graFei be sold
by the city hereafter, the purchase q
another horse and 9 stone cflisher ~
2 cost of si.0ao.
Amount Expended on Streets
The street commissioners state that
they have expended s26i4is.6o during
the year ana gave me labulation -
iohoWs
Streets ................... S10,700.S0
Sewers Observation-Disclosures 2,493.03
Sidewalks ..s....... 2,s30,79
Permanent sts and p'rement s,l11,sG
Bridges and cIlyerts ..... 9T5.00
Surface sewers .........., 1,307.53
---
Total ............../. S26,4Is.G0
The commissioners refer to the un.
slightly and rough condition Of some
~ ,iee1s 1;a ous - l 'nsn pe',s So s's nR ana
~ D.a - sN - ~ 49,, 80
& .s,N ~ asss' ~ =, - - si4s ~ W
sssi9As' stas .,, ssai,ssa ~ w NY
ssiss's. i' nlse ths si'lesi's q ss''Ne
Hiois e'a1s = sils ssass, l''.le =
ssNsl ~ ~. s'ng !. W ~ ~
,sss.''s'sss, ..'l ~ son sl''is = sne liae.
10 81 H. - 80 4,,ls ~
~ III = sis .sptsa Is -a ss ~ NJ p ellae
~, 49,. - - : i'sss.1 q51.l.,. ~ w s
...s ass - ' ~ s, .au ats''e ~
~. 3 ,ess st .s..s3f sS '''''7s NV''''e'' 'i'iis
II eeA fssAa's 80
Recommend New Building.
Az iipnortant recommendation Il padc
IL tbe nrosertv committee aud tbnt
II that nep l.ouse III b,,ilt or the
~ the present structure Il inadeauate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
Renommend &C. RnlIding.

An important recommendation Is made
by the property committee, and that
y thar 4 new house he built or the
old one remodeled At the city farm,
~ the present structure II Inadequate
for the needs 10 which il II pnt as
"a hospitaI The opera house rental to
Fox q Eaton i $3.50 a year, the old
town hall i @all rented as usual the
old fire station brings $50 a month, the
city pasture rents for $50 year, and
the property is fully insured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13

Supl IA III. Hodgdon 81 the fire alarm
system made known that there are
twelve miles IL circuiis, all IN good
shape, that two new boxes have been
added, maklig 10 il All. lie like, Chief
Glpdding, recommends storage bat
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-07-28
NORTH EAST

Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie, OF Noting
ham. spent last Sunday with Mrs. Gil
leSpie'S mother, Mrs. George Simcoe.
Miss Mary Pennington, OF Whining
ton, is visiting Miss Annie Beatty.
Mr.. +. T. B. Day started Thursday
morning for Boston. Mass, to attend
the funeral OF his brother-in-aw Mr..
Pain.
Mrs Raynor and daughter, Miss
Hattie Raynor, OF Philadelphia, are
visiting Mrs. w. S. Alexander.
Miss Doyle and Miss Terhune, of
New York, are spending part OF the
summer in town.
The Order oi Red Men on last Sun
day morning attended the NJ f. Church
in a body and listened to very fine
discourse by the pastor, Rev. Z. H.
DaSh!cl.
On "Wednesday night the first service
ui Leslie Camp was held. The preach
er i'll charge preached the opening SER
mon.
John s. Strahorn on last Monday
sold at Trustees sale the property OF
the late Charles +. Beatty. The prop
crty was bought BY DR.. Arthur w.
Beatty for $1,000. He also bought the
stock Oi drugs for $Ioo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-07-28

Miss Viola Dreamer has returned to
her home after very delightful visit
with Miss Helen Harvard.
Miss Helen Dickcy has returned to
Baltimore after very pleasant visit
home.
Mrs John Mccullough, Mrs. Ed
ward Schneider and Miss Catherine
Schneider spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. James Mccullough
Mrs. john Holm and Miss Rena
Holm are home from a very pleasant
visit with Mrs. Hurlock OF Baltimore.
Mrs. 5. II. Friedman and family
were Baltimore visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. William Richardson has return
ed to Philadelphia after spending very
pleasant week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Richardson.
Miss Vail. OF New York. former do
mcStic teacher OF the Tome Institute,
is visiting Mrs Frank Benson.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Brumiicld, OF
Mrs. \. J. Holm.
, Mr.. Allie Webster OF Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Luther Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Gather cele-
hrated their 10Th wedding anniversary
ldNl ! lllll SIdN CNCllllS DIT lhNll llolllC
\ number OF their relatives enjoyed the
occasion, which was very much OF a
surprise to Mrs. Gather.
Mrs. Hosea DenSmore and children
and Mrs Ranger and daughter, OF Bal
tinIore. were the guests of Mrs. Jacob
=. Butchenhart on Thursday.
MessrS. Robert Seedlings and Rum
Sey SmithSon were Baltimore visitors
| this week
Mrs. John Foran and Miss Anna
Foran visited Ilavrc de Grace relatives
| this week
Miss Beulah CrcSwell has returned
to her home after very pleasant visit
with relatives at Columbia.
Miss Clara White is home from a
visit at Boston and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sallie Prim is visiting her mo-
Their, Mrs. James Farr.
Mrs. Carrie Taylor is visiting rela-
tivc> in LittlcStown
Miss +. l.. Deakyne has gone to her
home at New Castle for recreation
Tie arlington team played a fine
game ri ball last Saturday afternoon
with a team from Baltimore. We are
very sad IT, hear that our boys won
| lie GGlur
Misses | "rtncc and Lucy Jones
we've i'atimore visitors last week.
Mrs. Jerome Conway. OF Baltimore,
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Reynolds
Mr.. Charles J. Mcdowell is spend
n@ short time at Denton, Md. where
he has charge OF some work for his
iatrr.
MIR. .\llcn Reynolds visited DR. f. s.
boyle Monday.
Mr. Harry Bailey spent Sunday at
rir hon" j., Hartford county.
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town. is visiting her brother, II. w.
Sherman
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ryder, OF Bal
timore, are visiting her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. augustus Tatman.
DIR. and Mrs. W {. II. Teal, OF Bal
timorc, are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs W. !. Lake near town.
Miss Ida Bouchelle spent one day
this week with Mrs. H. W. KILLER near
town
J. w. Metz was Baltimore visitor
last week
Mr.. f. H. Bidde, Miss Lille Bid
die and Roger Woolleyhan oi Earle
vile, spent Monday with Miss Alice
Clark.
Miss Harriet Pearce. OF Germantown
is spending some time with her aunt
Mrs J. p Steele.
Miss Louise Boulder visited rela-
tiveS in Baltimore last week
Misses Julia and Margaret Woodall
aunt Mrs. James 5, Hopper.
Mrs. William Borem is visiting in
Wilmington.
Mrs. {. H. Boulder and grandson,
Frank Wheaton, OF Philadelphia. are
Nl>llllS relatives Ill lDNll.
Mrs. c. c. Boulder and daughter,
Mary. visited Mrs. |. G.. Griffith last
Saturday and Sunday.
Stanley Steele, OF Wilmington, is
spending his vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Taylor, OF Cam
den, n. J., are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs +. \. Reese
Edward Bell, oi Baltimore, visited
his family here this week
The next dance at Spa Spring Park
will be held Tuesday evening. August
The Presbyterian Sunday Schools
picnic wa, held Thursday afternoon in
NatSon'S Grove.
The Board OF Town Commissioners
have issued a notice To- the taxpayers
ui Chesapeake City stating the tax
i"r 1000 will be due August /.
\ number from here have been en-
luyinG trip, to Bcttcrt"n going ON the
day boats and returning ON the night
boats, which makes a very enjoyable
cutting.
Quite a number ui boats loaded with
tomatoes from New Jersey have pass
ed through the canal this week
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PRINCIPLE FURNACE

Miss Myrtle Knight is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
Miss Lillian Jackson, OF Wilmington.
is visiting Mrs Eli Seminar
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Grant and
daughter, Miss Marion spent few
days in North East
Little Miss Frances Logan is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
'lhoS Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds and
children are visiting friends i'll Will
min%ton and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson and
children. OF Havre de Grace, spent
Sunday with friends here.
MIR. George Walrab. Of Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. Harry Pierson.
Miss Laurine Reynolds is visiting
friends in Wilmington.
Little Miss Esther Parks of Havrc
de Grace, is visiting Miss Ethel Reed
Miss Mary Anderson has returned
home after a pleasant visit with her
grandparents in Port Deposit.
Mrs. Kirk, OF Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. II. +. Person
Mrs. G.. y. Winchester and daugh-
ter, Miss Frances, OF Philadelphia,
spent few days with Mrs. H. Z.
Anderson
Master Horace Gross, of Philadel.
phia. is spending his vacation with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Craig.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Mr.. John NJ. Creswcll will have
charge OF the regular weekly devotional
meeting ui the EpwOrth League next
Sunday evening.
Miss Bertha Reynolds has returned
I" Baltimore alter spending delight
jul week with her sister, Mrs. Howard
W IIuupcS
The steamer SuSquchanna is now us
ing the whistle oi the well known
ste; mcr Nellie White long since put
out "i commission The boats whis-
tie Is at the factory undergoing re-
pairs.
MIR. Luther Timanus and daughter,
Miss Mollic TimanuS. OF Woodlawn,
Baltimore county, spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. ! l.. Butchcnhart
Miss ReSSic Strnut. of Baltimore.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Strout.
The Misses Motley. OF l.andSdalc.
Pa, visited their aunt, Mrs. John Gun
nngham recently.
Mrs. Margaret Jackson has returned
to her home alter a most delightful
visit with relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss May Pennington. OF Philadel-
phla, is visiting Miss Elizabeth Buyn-
iOn.
Mrs Mcdowell is visiting her son,
AlilIard Mcdowell
Miss Rcbccca Gather, OF Wilmington
visited Mrs. J. H. Krauss last week.
MIR. Raymond Wilson, oi Oxford.
spent Sunday with number OF his
Port Deposit friends The members
and friends oi the Methodist Church
iccl very much indebted to Mr.. Will
son fur his kindness in playing the pipe
organ on Sunday Mr.. Wilson has
improved very much
Mr. and Mrs Rusterberg and daugh-
ter. OF Baltimore, are the guests OF MIR.
and Mrs William Campbell
Mr., J. NJ. Campbell, who has been
with his family since June l, in Florida
returned this week accompanied by his
wife
Mr. Charles Butchcnhart visited Bal
timore and Betterton friends this week.
Miss llambleton has returned to her
home in Rising Sun after a pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. George
Wright
Mrs William Kidd and Miss Mar
gucrite Kidd are visiting relatives in
lIavrc de Grace
Mr. and Mrs. anthony Davis and
Misses Marguerite and Lillian Davis
are spending the summer i'll North
Carolina.
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THEODORE

see there was no reporter 1Or last
week This place is not dead this week
but full OF lie, Tor the flag pole has
been erected, and all say three cheers
for the Red White and Blue.
Mr.. Clayton Boulder and wife, OF
Wilmington, are visiting their parents,
at Theodore.
Mrs. Elwood Steward, OF Whining
ton is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs F.. Williams
The festival held by the Daughters
OF Liberty OF North East on the lawn
OF +. '. Williams was quite success
Music was furnished by MinkerS string
band OF North East.
Mr.. Harry Mahoney has purchased
sorrel tilly bred i'll the Purple, which
is very promising.
The Diamond State Telephone is
extending its line to Theodore
Master Horace Graham. OF Charles
town, is spending his vacation with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Howell.
George thompson, of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives here
Miss Edna Wilson. of Rising Sun.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her
sister. Mrs. A. McNamee.
Miss Bessie kirkwood. OF Philadel-
phia, is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. George Ewing
Miss Dora Poe of Mort hast, has
been visiting Miss Anna White
Miss Annie Simmons and Miss Reba
Williams were the Saturday Monday
guests OF Miss Lulu Thompson.
Mrs. William McNamec has been
visiting her daughter at Perryvile.
MIR. Arthur Stalcup, OF PerryvilIc
\ -rr'd friend, hire ON Saturday.
IS Stella N'rlvuod who has been
M friend, q. Rising Sun, has re
... 81 lgWc
Mrs. Sarah Whtrlock, OF Port De
is visiting her daughter. Mrs J.
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ZION.

Twenty-Five persons from here took
i'll the Colchester excursion Wednes-
day.
MIR Edward Clifford. OF Wilmington,
is spending some time with his sister
Mrs J. NJ. c. Carhart.
Mr.. William Rankin. OF Philadel-
phia. is spending his vacation with Mr..
William Stewart and family
Mrs. Powder. who has passed her
nincty-nnth year, is with the Misses
Ann and Panama Smith.
Mr. J. NJ c. Carhart and family spent
Monday at Octoraro Junction fishing
the catch was great.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Pratt .oi Spring
held. Ill.,, are with Mr.. Pratt's parents
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Mearns.
Miss Isabella and Miss Lucy Carhart
have as their guest Miss Morrow, OF
Wilmington.
Miss Agnes Mowbray was an over
Sunday visitor with Rev. Mitchell and
family
Mrs \. F. Johns who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stevens. at Trenton, ~ =,
is very seriously ILL.,
MIR. Swift. who works ON his uncle,
.Nljrcd McNcy'S farm, met with Scri-
Gus accident Wednesday evening, being
run over with the hay wagon break
in" one arm, MASKING the other, also
n'uring his head.
Quite a number ri our folks are ON
the sick list
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WOODLAND

The Missionary Collection will be
taken at Hopewell Sunday morning.
There will be no services in the even
ing.
The VS. will meet with Mr.. Carroll
Tyson Saturday evening
Miss Kate Williams is tcnting at
Leslie Camp.
Messrs John V. Abrahams, OF To-
pcka, Kan. and Joseph Abrahams OF
Mexico, are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. Abrahams.
MIR. Lewis c. Ewing collected $50
from the friends and ncighborS of Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Ruttcr and purchased
a fine COW for them one day this week.
Miss Logan, Of Charlcstown, and
Dir. II. \. Cantwcll, OF Baltimore. spent
Wednesday evening with Misses Leila
and Iora Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs r. G.. Terry spent Sat
urday and Sunday with New London
friends.
Miss Bertha Fisher. OF Rising Sun,
spent Sunday with Miss Eta Baker.
Mrs. Belle Whtelock and daughter
of Baltimore, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harvey CulbertSon.
J. /. Rutter has a tomato vine with
1913 tomatoes on it, 1t is oi the Sparks
Earlianna variety
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RISING SUN.


MI lienrN lining mas returned nome
ron lew days visit with relatives IN
baItimore.
MISS Emma ha'cneIor, OF bait'more'
IS being entertained by Miss Florence
l. Morthlngt"n:
, MrS, ohar,eS , rye was the guest OF
Mrs; Anna Moore IN Avondale on We'd
neSday'
MISS Grace smith, OF farmlngton'
VlSited MISS 'race AdaihS during the
week
MISS Nora Drennen, OF lancaster
mas De T VISITING MRS, >. p n, GIaytoh,
MIR. wayne iieacock' OF fniladelPhla,
spent thls week with ms sister, Mrs
J. NJ, ~. S N,S = -, A., 9
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss the Of &xHAzIZ9

The roads are terribly washed by
the recent rains said an East Not
tingham man on Monday. Il have
come to the conclusion that we farm
crs are standing i'll our own light when
we fail to go out and open breaks and
waterways near our farms and build
ings. Five minutes work very often
would save a serious washout, and the
fact remains that the taxpayers have to
stand for the repairs. Ii each farmer
would take little interest in this mat
ter the roads would be in better con-
dtion Tor use, and dollars would be
saved the township. Exchange.
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COLORA.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McCardcll and
daughters. Mrs. James McCuSh and
Mrs. W. +. Jcnnc,>. attended the fun
cral oi Mrs. Clarence McCardcll i'll
Philadelphia last week.
The Ladies Md Society and Epworth
League, OF Mt Pleasant NJ. t. Church
spent Thursday at Betterton
Mrs. K. +. Pierce and niece, Miss
Maud NJ. Reynolds spent Thursday OF
last week at Brandywine Springs.
Mr.. Glouccr and family, oi Chester
visited Mr. W. T. Jcnncss and family
from Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. Roy MC,cy has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk in Mr. S. r. Wiley'S store
Mr.. Ernest Zigman and family. OF
l.andSdownc, Pa, are visitors oi his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
krauSS
Miss Rcba Bare was the guest OF
friends at Octoraro ON Wednesday.
Mrs. William Mckay and children
spent last week with relatives at
uughkcnamon.
Miss Maud Clcndcnin. OF Kenneth
Square, is visiting Mrs. Annie ToSh
and daughter. Miss Ada.
Miss Mary ToSh is visiting relatives
in this vicinity.
Mrs NcSbitt and daughter, OF Chat
ham, are spending some time with rela-
tivcS here.
Mrs. Harvey Dowland returned home
Monday evening from Philadelphia
where She spent week with her sister
who is quite ill.,
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STo1TA.
Bears the 11he Kind YOU Have Always Bought
Signature Of Ex2zzZx
Tomato Crop In Danger

Tomato growers and packers are
viewing with apprehension the weather
prediction, for the success OF the new
pack from now on is largely at the
mercy OF the storms The recent rains
while not OF sufficient quantity to do
much damage, were nevertheless OF
such frequency as to cause alarm, and
ii they continue the crop will be wash
ed to such an extent as to cause con-
siderable rotting and will materially
lessen the quantity.