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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-13
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Massey
went to Roswell Tuesday,
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l..
Abbott on Friday, a daughter.
Mrs. Rutherford returned to
her home at Milford last week
Mr. Sayles, brother of Emmett
Sayles, came in Monday with his
household effects.
An iron signal post, operated
from the inside, now adorns the
Canyon City depot.
f. p Wilson spent a portion
of last week and several days of
this in Lubbock on business.
John Guthrie has bought from
John A. Wallace the residence
recently vacated by Mr.. Gary.
Miss Helen Carter on Sunday
left to resume her studies at
Carr Burdett College, Sherman.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Howell left
on Friday for Roswell where
they expect to be for two or
more weeks.
H. James of Ceta, one day this
week presented to DR.. Parsons
the biggest watermelon so far
it weighed even IS pounds.
John Rowan is having Coffee
Bros. modernize his residence by
adding a front room and porch
with a peak on top.
Miss Minnie LASTLY of Fort
Worth, arrived here Friday, be-
coming the guest of her friend,
Miss Addie Money.
S. f. Roberts and family left
us the first of the week for their
new home, Windsor, Missouri.
Edgar Money has moved into the
house.
r. j. Jack and family of Has
kell, are here visiting relatives
the Fosters. Mrs. Jack is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs t. a.
Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont NOVEL; and
son of Mclean, were visitors
with John A. Wallace Tuesday
and Wednesday, going from here
to Roswell.
w. w. Stephenson has pur-
chased the Bob Stratton resi-
dence on West Evelyn, paying
S105O. He has had it moved some
and is now at home there.
All the prospectors coming in
from the North last week who
talked with The News reporter,
and several of them did, were
delighted with the country.
Miss Halle Walker, who spent
the summer with relatives, w. Z.
Baird and family, returned tol
her home at Waco Sunday. Miss
Avis Baird went with her to en-
ter the Christian University at
that place.
Mrs. M. A. Scott and little
grandchild were visitors at The
News Office Saturday evening.
She said that crops on the ranch
were excellent; that the sorghum
cane portion was entirely too
large and heavy for a harvester
to handle and they hardly knew
what to do with it.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-13
READY TO SETTLE.

Daughter tentatively Father,
William is coming to-day to see you
about me, and please don't forget
that it will cost his feelings a good
deal to approach you on the subject.
Father (grimly)-Oh. let him
come along with the cost of his feel
ings. I'll foot the Bill.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-13

Oscar Smith Randall County
Land Co.-will Office in the Smith
building.
John Crawford has sold out
at Cordell, Oklahoma, and moved
to Plainview.
j. b. Rhea, the Bovina stock
man, is in town the guest of
Judge Henson.
The school in the Cruikshanl1
Haborhood will begin Monday
with Miss Maud Brandon as
teacher.
Will Foster, last week week,
bought from j. M. Postern -
acres on the TERRA Blanco east
of town at $4,000.
From all trade reports and
from railroad sources a coal fam
inc, far worse than that of last
winter, is promised for this winter.
Everybody about Canyon City,
who can do so, should lay in a
supply before the cold weather
strikes MS.
Hereford and Plainview put on
the piano contest, Tulia has
the organ, diamond ring and
watch" scramble. The whole
shooting match was turned down
here. Canyon City will give her
customers lower prices ON the
goods sold and the cost OF these
prizes always high with half q
dozen profits added-Will go into
every buyers home. The old
idea that these things are "abso-
lutely given away" is now too
thin for argument with sensible
folks.
The Plainview News devOtes
several columns TO the VIM
Wayland nuptialS. 1t was a we'd
ding at home with ample notice
beforehand and therefore de
served full recognition thru the
public prints. The list OF pres
ents is a very long one. Won't
somebody give The News a
chance to write up such an affair
here? Going away to marry or
having an exceedingly quiet wed
ding has been all the rage here.
Who'll be first to adopt the Plain
view plan?
p. Friemel of Umbarger. in
town Wednesday, informed The
News reporter that on the pre-
ceding day while Fred Gano was
threshing at his place fire from
the engine caught in one of his
stacks consuming about $50 bush
els of wheat. BY hard work, Mr..
Eriemel says, some 30 bushels in
the Sheaf was saved from the
burning stack and by setting up
all night his straw stacks were
also saved from the drifting
sparks. A spark from the smoke
stack is assigned as the cause.
Miss e. Bowyer, the popular
milliner at the Supply Co., re-
turned Thursday of last week by
home and ST Louis from her va
cation trip to Portland, Oregon.
She has many interesting things
to tell of touching the beautiful
scenery along the Columbia river.
the waters of the Sound, the re-
gal appearance of the City of
the Saints" etc, but declares
that while all these sights are
grand, almost beyond descrip- !
ton, she is more than pleased TO |
get back to the land of sunshiny |
days and cool nights-the Texas |
Plains.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-13

aa@@a*aa sasassas -
For Sale "A good milk COW and
calf at $50. A. ID. DOOLEY.
Good quality calling cards
100 - cents.
Wanted Four good work mules
or mareS-muleS preferred.
JOE FOSTER.
Wanted To trade a residence
in town for country property.
Inquire this Office. 24-3
For SaIe-Cedar fence posts;
also corral posts. Il. II. San
ford, Canyon, Texas. II /
A. H. Thompson, Leading
Druggist, has u full and com
Dlete line of school books.
For Sale-Full blooded white
Plymouth Rock chickens. Price
soc. Apply to Mrs. |. G. Jenkins.
Fresh vegetables, beef, veal,
pork, bread and butter, dressed
hens at Canyon Market. Phone
172.
Lost-A plain gold bar bracelet
set with pearls. Finder please
return to First National Bank
and receive reward.
Lest A morocco bible with
"Inez Claire Bowen" in gray let
terS across back. Return to the
First National Bank and receive
reward.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-13

Baptist college. DR.. Wayland
gives $4,000 cash and - acres
for a site, Plainview generally
$4,000 more and the Stake
Plains Baptist Association S25,
600.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. belong
spent several days in Canyon
City this week with their brother,
NJ. S. Lusby. Mr., belong says
that down in Castro, where they
live, the crops are good enough
| for any country.
j. f. Wansley writes to have
his paper changed from Lake
Arthur to Hagerman, r. f. d. /.
He says plenty of rain, artesian
wells going down every day and
alfalfa making as much as three
and one-half tons per cutting.
He says he is well pleased with
his move.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen of
Bushnell, Illinois, their son, r..
NJ. Allen and his wife, were call
ers at The News Office Friday.
The elder Mr. Allen said they
might stay in the country a week
or so before returning home.
They own land in the Block"
about five miles from town.
VIM. f. Miller, assistant cash
Ter of the First National Bank of
Wakefield, Nebraska, and his
brother, f. II. Miller, were call
ers at The News office Monday.
The country strikes them as
alright in an agricultural sense
and they expect to make money
on their purchase, and it is quite
likely they will.
Frank Simms on Saturday
brought The News, as a present
from his father, II, c.. Simms,
two fine watermelons. The en-
tire News force enjoyed them to
the fill and thank Mr.. Simms for
the Offering, the first of this char
acter this season and therefore
the more highly appreciated.
The two melons weighed close to
eighty pounds.
John A. Wallace has exchanged
his brick property on the east
side of the square and a resi-
dence on Houston street now oc-
cupied by Walter Crawford, to
r. NJ. Peeler for 772 acres of land
S. II section Is, block s, in n.
W. part of county and 40 acres
section 1856, block M 9 on line of
Armstrong county. $3.50 was
the valuation fixed on either side
of the trade.
The Fort Worth Record, by a
special from Austin, informs its
readers that the Santa Fe has
recently secured Il charter for a
branch line from Panhandle to
Amarillo. The Daily Panhandle
says that work is to begin on this
line at once. AS Canyon City is
to have the main trunk line of
this great system it can we'll af-
ford to congratulate Amarillo on
getting this branch line.
So far our physicians have
been exceedingly backward about
accepting the invitation of The
News to express themselves thru
its columns on present sanitary
conditions referring to cesspools
and such like. Discussion is
wanted in this respect, not for
argument, but for competent, re-
liable information to the end that
the council may deal with this
troublesome question intelli-
gently.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-13
THEY'LL NEED 1T.

Neighbor Boroux--Land sakes, man,
that grass isn't high enough to cut.
Mr.. Lend--I know it. I'm just get.
ting little pleasure out of my NOW.
er before the neighbors borrow it.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-13

Miss Ida Rowan will teach the
GiIleland school this winter.
Mrs. A. N. Henson leaves to-
day for ST, Joseph, Mo, to visit
Il son.
J. J. Guest of Stcphenville,
was a visitor at Geo. l.. Abbott's
this week until yesterday when
he left for home, Geo. L. Abbott
going part of the way with him.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

W srode W poludnie "a
ko6czy1a sic nauka w~szkole
sw. Stanis}awa K. Wakacye
potrwaja do ~pierwszych dni
wrzesnia.
W zesz}ym tygodniu pisa
ly dzieci najwyzszej klasy,
Eegzamin, uprawniajacy je do
wyzszej szkoly (High School)
2 pomyslnym skutkiem z}o-
zy}y egzamin tax ustny jak
Ii %pismienny n astepujacy: Ju-
liam Hamerski, W}adys}aw
Zbylicki, A. Kozlica, J. Ku-
kowski, w. Michatowski
Helena Derdowska, Elzbieta,
Mly6czak, E. Glubka, R,
Watkowska, P. Kulas, M. Po-
blocka, M. Tyborczyk, L
%Jezewska, A. C~zaplewska,
J. Nowakowska.
w srode obdarzy} Wiel.
ks. prob. Pacholski wszyst-
kich abiturient6w %pamiatko~
wynn medalem.; Pc raz pier
wszy W history naszej pa.
rafii zdawa}y dzieci taxi okla.
min, z tad liczba abiturient6w
ME wielka, W przysz}o6ci
bedzie ich wiece;. Rodzice
powinni uwazac to "a sw6j
swiety ~obowiazek posy}ac
dzieci swe tvlko do polskiej
szko}y, kt6ra dis stoi, ja-
keSmy to z ust superinten-
denta s}yszeli, najlepiej re
wszystkich szk6} W miescie.
Naszym abiturientom zy-
czymy z ca}ego serca wszel-
kiej pomyslno6ci W dalszych
naukach!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

Many ma skla dzie
ksiazki do nabozen-
silva, o%dpowiednie ola
dzieci ~przystepuja-.
cych do p~ierwszej ko-
munii 6w., kt6re
s%przedajemy pc u.
miarkowanych CO.
mach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
WIELkA 0FERTA
ola ptzzystepujqoyob do
i-SZEJ KOMUNu $W.

Dnia %. czerwca bede fotografowaf pred
koScio}em ca}> klase; obrazki beda wiel-
koSci llXl4. Kazdemu. kto zam6wi W ma
seem studio pod mr. 629 E. Sta ul. PONAD
PORODA, fotografiq komunikant6w, do
dam fotografe Wiel. ks. Pacholskiego
DARMO.
Pamietajcie dam wan najni&sze ceuy W
mleScie, a najlepszy towar "a te pieniadze.
$500 fotografie "a $l.95; 81. so fot. 1926,
a Sc 90 fot. "a 1915 "a tuzin. Jedna toto-
grafia darmo. Pamietajcie o tych cenach.
Ofaruje Is proc. z tego ma szko}e.
ME ZAPOMINAJCIE o wolnej o%fercie,
niskich cenach, Is proc. darowane ma szko-
la 10 jedynym polskim arty&cie W mie6cie.
Apt0pi Zabr0cki
629 E. 5-ta I'll. ponad skladem rzeznika Porody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

nego; drugi rok dopiero jak jestem
tn, niby ma obczyznie, ma tel ziemi
amerykahskiej, ale czuje sic sto
razy wiecej swobodniejszym anizeli
pod despotycznemi radiant niec-
nego cara moskiewskiego. Me
zgine}a Polska i uie zginie jezeli
~wszedzie ma tax dzielnych syn6w
jak ia tn widze u was swojej para
fl. Pa skohczonej movie ksiedza
proboszcza, wszysey uformowali
sig we wy&ej opisane szpalery i ma
czele muzyka uda} sig ca}y ten
poch6d nazad do hall szk6lnej. Tu
prezes obchodowy p. Kazimierz
Kempihski W kilku s}owach prze~
m6wi{ do og6lu i zarazem powo}u-
jac ma pierwszego m6wce p. Dok-
tora Zawadzkiego. M6wca wywia-
za1 sig re swego zadania wpajajac
W serca s1uchaczy nieszczesliwe
easy ~naszej Ojczyzny: sejm czte~
roletni, zniesienie liberum veto,
rado6c z nadania konstytucyi naro~
dowi naszemu i o jej zdrajcach, "a
co otrzyma} gromkie oklaski cd
publicznosci. Nastepnie deklamo-
wa}a wiersz 6cio letnia Marynia
Lemanska ,,Drzy Warszawa";;
dziewcze to W podziw wprawi}o
swym anielskim g}csikiem swych
s%}uchaczy, "a co otrzyma}o suite
oklaski. Nastepnie kllka dziew~
czqtek odSpiewa}y niektdre piosnki
a tax pieknie, tax pieknie, re
ksiadz proboszcz tax sig TEN roz-
czuli} il powiedziaf: Wy anio}ki,
was. slowiczy sliew mnie najwiecej
interesuje. - Ma zakohczenie p.
Jan Zan W serdecznem przem6wie-
niu podziekowa} "a tax llczne ze~
branie sic publicznosci polskiej, a
ksiadz proboszcz p~rzezegna} mas
krzyzem 6wietym zyczy} sobie,
ably tax on jak i wszyscy jego
~para6anie doczekali " przysz}ym
roku 1908, takieg" samego a moze
~jeszcze piekniejszego obchodu. Ma
zakonczenie o%d6piewano ,,Boze cos
Polske": Kapela odegrata jeszcze
ki]ka ~hymn6w narodowych wszy-
soy udali sic do fotografisty; pew lie
amcrykanin z Martina odfctografo~
wal ~wszystkie try Towarzystwa,
kazde osobno, "a ma ostatku' ca@q
publicznok6. N%aturalnie re owe TO-
|tografie niewyrazne DO "a wiele
narodu ma kazdej.
Ma zakohczenie music tn dodat,
ze najwieksze uznanie W tenn wzgle.
die nalezy sig kapeli; kapela ia pod
1mienicm Kazimierza Pulaskiego
oddaje nam tn PREY kazdej takiej
okazyi najwieksze us}ugi.
w oktawe Boaego Gala W czasie
uroczystej ~procesyi, ia dzielna ka~
pela idac wprz6d kap}ana obnosza-
cego cd o{tarza do ~o}tarza Przenaj-
6wietszy Sacrament W monstrancyi,
przygrywa}a tax rzewne piesni
koscielpe, re musia}oby to bye
bardzo twarde SERGE aeby sig ME
rozczuli{o. Geese tym rodakom,
kt6rzy sig po6wiecili tax pieknej
instytucyi i kszta}ca sig W niej
tardzo okazale.
Wszystkiego tn dokonac mozemy
byle tylko tax zawdy jak obecnie:
by}a miedzy mani zgoda i mi}ose
braterska, to i to dzielo jake "a
.mierzamy wprowadzic PREY pomocy
Niebios doprowadzimy do skutku.
Pewnemu panu ex~org. dziwno
Jest, co TO "a jeden ten ,,Bremond~
czanin" co take szumne korespon~
dencye pisuje do Wiarusa. Ot6z
ola jego ciekawosci dzisiaj sic
dowie: MECH ME b~untuje ludzi jak
buntowa} dawniej, tylko jezeli
widzi cos W mych correspondent
cyach, co by ME powinno bye, to
'prosze wykazac. Jezell sic potrzeba
oLa1a nOn1znlei DOm0WimY cos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
BREMOND, Tex.
10 czerwca 1907.

BREMOND, Tex.
10 czerwca 1907.
Szanowna RedakcYo!
Jakkolwiek jest to JUL bardzo
p6zno pisac dopiero teraz 0 obcho-
die majowym jail tutejsi Polacy
W dniu 5 ma]a b. r. urz2dzili, ale
re wzgledu ma abonent6w Wiarusa,
kt6rzy mi sic ustawicznie naprzy-
krzaja i zadaja rome pytania, ola
czego nizej podpisany zaniechaf tax
waznej sprawy i mic o naszym ob"
chcdzie ME napisa} do W1arusa,
chociaz nat, pytanie zawdy odpo
wiadam. re tel r"boty podja} sic
by} wykoaaG sekretarz obchodowy,
mic to jednak ME skutkuje, powi-
nienem to wykona6 chocby i teraz.
A ola ich zadowolenia postanowi-
EN- to uczynic proszqc zarazem
Szanowna Redakcye o u~mieszczenie
tych kilku slow W }amach Szanow-
nej gazety Wiarusa.
IA staraniem Wielb. ksiedza pro-
boszcza i kilku innych zacnych O..
bywateli, tegoroczny obch6d Ma
jowy zosta} tn urzadzony z wiel-
kim przepychem, ku og6]nemu
zadowoleniu wszystkich tych, kt6~.
rzy udzia} W MEM brazil.
.Hala szk6lna by}zbardzo pieknie.
przystrojona W zieleh, to jest W
jode}ki, brzozki i lipy. Ma g}6wnej
scianie wewnatrz widnia1 napis
,,Boze zbaw Polske." Rano o smej
juz by}a hala publiczncscia wypef~
uioua, a ruch by}o wszedzie MONA
2auwazyc,a zw}aszcza u ~towarzystw
i kapeli; wszystko sic to mustro~
wa}o gdyby jake wojsko, ably z
%uderzeniem 9tej godziny bye do
szeregu gotowym. PieG minut
pred 9 pocze}y sic Tow. tworzyc
W szpalery; najprz6d Tow. Niep.
P. N. Malyi P, pc MEM Tow. 6w.
J6zefa i Tow. n. S. Jezus, kazde
W swoich oznakach, utworzyli szpa-
Ter przez kilka blok6w dfugi.
Ksiadz proboszcz W kapie> re czte-
rema chfopcami ubranymi W bale
koszulki i czerwone kolnierzyki,
przeszed& owen szpalercm z ko~
sclo}a do hall, podczas kicdy dzielna
kapela grafa piekoc hymuy naro-
dove. Kiedy juz ks. proboszcz
stana} ma lyle tego d}ugiego szpale~
ru, marsza}ek obchodowy p. Jan
Ian da} Signal do marszu i wszyst-
ko jakby na komende, pocze&o po
dw6ch wraz, PREY odgfosie kapeli:
,,Polska Powstaje", i66 naoko}o
plebanii i starego placu koscielne-
60, do koscio}a. tn PREY drzwiach
koscielnych zatrzyma} sic poch6d,
tworzac 10 stop szerokoscl szpaler,
W kt6rym za6 ks. proboszcz 2
chfopcami przeszed{ do ko~6cio}a, a
chor2gwie tax polskle jak amery~
k%anskie, szeptafy swemi fredzlami
W p%owietrzu; orze} biaiy rival sig v
powietrze jak by sic chcia} unie66
tam az do tych gwiazd i powiedzied
i'm, re l ma mel chor2gWl wnetkl "a
gwiazda wolnosci swieciG bedzie.
"a ksiedzem "proboszczem wszyscy
1st3plli do koSciola, Tow. usta-
WHY sig pc jednym cz}onku tax,
re sta1o trzech cz{onk6w wraz, a
kazdy czfonek z lnnego Towarzy~
silva. Zacze}a sig uroczysta Msza
6wieta, podczas podniesienia tylko
same bebny zahucza}y, co lax wy
glada}o lm~ponujaco, re mimowoli
nie,mozna sic by}o cd }ez wstrzy~
mac. Pc skohczonej mszy sw.
kapela zagra}a piekny hymn
narodowy ,,Boze cos Polske". Ta
ksi2dz proboszcz wyszed} z zakry-
styi, a widac by1o wielkie rozeza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
ME

Niniejszem zawiadamia
Szan. Esodak6w, il W tych
dniach otrzymam wielki "a
pas wegli ma opal; bede je
sprzedawal po ~najumiarko-
wa6s2ych cenach. Je5liby
kto z Rodak6w zyczy} sobie
zakupi6 wegli, to"prosze mnie
poprzec jake swego ziomka,
a ia Was najchetniej i mai
rzetelniej obsluze, z szacun-
klein.
FIR. Erbetowski i Spoil,
r6g 6tej i High Forest I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

SYN pan M. Libery uko1-
czy} " zesz}y piatek wyzsza
szko}e tutejsza (Winona
High school) a objaf miejsce
asystenta W tutejszym pier
wszym banku narodowym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

niewiast
W d~zisiejszy czwartek odbe
die sic u p. j. Derdowskiej
329-E. 3cia I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

W przysz}a niedziele przy-
stapi rs ch}opc6w i Sc dziew-
czat do pierwszej Komunii
sw. w kosciele sw Stanis}a-
wa Kostki, W parafii sw. Ka-
zimierza Kr. beda take die
CT przystepowac pierwszy raz
do Stolu Pa1skiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

Wniedzie]e 80, czerwca po
nieszporach bedzie W hall
Philharmonicznej przedsta-
wienie dzieci szk6lnych, z
p0Wodu zako1cZenia roku
szkolnego W parafii sw. Sta
nis}awa X.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

CENA MAXI spadfa W
zesz1y piatek 20 cent6w ma
beczce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-25
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS
Lowell 3. Wilder Killed by Lightning In
Utah.

Lowell 3. Wilder Killed by Lightning In
Utah.
The Boston Journal OF Tuesday had
the following news item of much local
interest:
"A Geographic despatch has just been
received from Salt Lake City reporting
the death by lightning Of Lowell Bos-
worth Wilder a Minersville, Utah. Mr..
Wilder formerly resided in Newton, and
was in his 29th year. He graduated from
the Newton high school in 1896 and the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology in
1901,
After his graduation he went West to
practice his profession and for several
years his headquarters were at Nernal in
the Uintah mountains. For the past year
however, he had been stationed at Salt
Lake City most of the time. He was a
young man OF most lovable nature, spot
less character and marked ability. Every
prospect of a bright and even brilliant flu
ture seemed to be his and the blow to the
family is an overwhelming one. His
body will be brought 10 Newton for burial
Mr.. Wilder is survived by a mother,
sister and three brothers, one Of whom
is S. W. Wilder of this city and Newton
Centre and another H. B. Wilder Of New
ton"
Lowell Wilder came TO Bellows Falls
after his graduation from the Newton
high school, as his brother, S. Willoughby
Wilder, was then chemist Of the Fail
Mountain Paper company, and located
here. He did some work for the company
and took a special course in the Bellows
Falls high school and the French
school in Saxtons River, and was well
known and popular with the young peo-
pie of ten years ago. He went from here
to the Institute Of Technology and had
made a distinct success in his profession
Of mining engineer, having been in
charge Of a number Of large copper mines
in Utah.
Last May his brother, Willoughby and
wife, and Miss Frances Osgood made him
a visit at Salt Lake City. His death
comes as a distinct blow TO his many old
acquaintance in Bellows Falls.
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height with a hip roof. There is a 10
foot piazza on the side facing the river.
Down stairs is a raceway leading from
the water to the first floor. for landing
and removing the boats from the water,
and room for storage Of a number OF
boats There will also be a large num-
Der of lockers for the use OF members.
The second floor contains the club
rooms proper, Entrance is by stairway
from the new bridge to this floor, into a
small entry. Most of the room is occu-
pied by the club room, but at the south
end is partitioned off a section for a
kitchen, equipped with a stove. and for
dressing and toilet rooms A large fire.
place of brick IS one of the most pleasing
features The interior is finished in the
rough, with all the beams and rafters
showing. There are plenty OF windows
on the three sides and three double doors
lead TO the piazza. which is on the sec
ond floor only. The floors are all OF
hard maple and form an unusually fine
floor for dancing purposes. The build
ing is connected with the water system
Of the village.
The cost viii be about $1,000. The
club starts out we'll with plenty OF men,
bers with push and enterprise, who will
make the thing a success If any one can.
The membership is about 125,