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New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
CORDAY & co. TO BUILD.
LEASE NASSAU ST. SITE.
Il Trenty Story Store and Office
Structure to Occupy the Premises.

Several important realty transactions were re-
ported yesterday.
A & NJ Jacobs leased for>the Colgate estate tne
premises No. 50 Nassau st. extending 10 NOS. Il
and 20 John St, to ]. Corday -. He
Nassau ST building occupies plot 5o,oAlo- nee1
and the John ST buildings plot 4soxllo 1eet- ms
lease covers long term, and soon as the present
lease expires the entire plot will be covered with
twenty story store and office building. Inc en-
tire ground floor will be occupied by j. Cordas q
Co., who occupy part OF the Nassau 81 ~
The deal involves about s2ocoHs1
s Gooda1e & Son have sold for S. B. Goodaie'
as executor of the estate OF Nathan ChedseS, 'o
William H Silk the three story d"ellihs hoO'7 +'0
3s5 West 23d st. on lot 25x98.o feet 49,
Edison Bradley is reported TO nave soio ~ -
5th ave- four story and basement stone 1i
dwelling house. a lot 22loXlp IeeI
Henry D. Winans & May have sold NO 81 "e9'
5sth st. four story high stoop bro"nstone ho0'7'
on lot 25x10N5 feet for Mrs Winslow D ie'0o'
Lawson Purdy will be the principal speaker az ~, -
meeting to be held o'clock on THURSDAY Mai
10 at the Real Estate Exchange Salesroonis IroS.
Il and Is Vesev ST. under the auspices OF lhe f>ii
Peal Estate Interests advocate the Dill cohcei
ing subway construction The purpose OF lile "iii
,s to enlist private capital in the imlneold'e I'm
struction of the subways needed by Ne" ioiA
which cannot be built by the city itself at preSeil
owing to the debt limit. The need OF prompt "oiA
uoon subway construction has been brousnt ioi-
ward by nearly all the speakers at the fneetI'ss
of the committee on congestion at the Museum VI
Natural History this week The Dill prepared os
the Allied Real Estate Interests has received acVe
support from many other local organizations
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
WANTS TO SELL HOLLIS PARK LOTS.

Application was made to Supreme Court justice
Crane in Special Term. Brooklyn. yesterday oS
the Queens County Trust Company Tor perhlissioii
to sell the remainder the Hollis Park Company
lots The trust company is trustee in the hduloa-
ton Of the Hollis Park Company. and wants 10
make contract with Parvin Harbough to sell the
three thousand lots remaining in the company
possession a Is per cent commission nasls'
Clarence J. Shearn appeared as counsel Tor the
receivars Of the Borough Bank which holds large
block of stock in the Hollis company. ard opposed
the motion The lots were sold by the Hollis COM
pany on a basis of o5 per cent cash payments and
10 per cent mortgage. Lawyer Shearn contenoeo
that if Harbough were 10 receive % per cent COM
mission il would leave only 10 per cent for the
stockholders. Papers received, and a further
hearing of the case will be held on April e.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
REALTY NOTES.

Seth sprague Levy buyer OF No 81 Maiden Lane
60 s,or,- building on a lot 25x99x irregular. He gave
- ,avu,ent Nos 81 John ST
Frederick ". Fielder jr.. is the buyer OF 40 "a East
-o,b - solid bv the receivers the J. c. Lyons Build
ing and Operating Company: , - r ~.
2awson & Hobbs nave sold for Walter NJ Jernyn & -los
KENT Brooklyn. nve story mats eath
a5x1O0 feet hss
,oiTa The Mot 00x92 feet at the southwest corner OF
80 g. and Pkin ave in the BroWnsvlIle section OF
IALlts the property as d market
re Eurire Realty Company has sold Tor r j. Dear
- ,rro,,,,st1 ors in Lynbrook. Long Island TO JoGn
ntgT,ra four lots: 2 w Oakley, two lots nomas ::
TWO lots AiTs
~ S,,rran four lots p J. Sullivan two lots; MISS
iIslan Meaney two lots at Lakevew FaTk bsl4iICe. &
long Island. and house WIN t"O l''' u ''0' 49,.
Island o w l. Coultas t, -,r ,b1,, becon,a the
,n - tbe ground floor the building No loo Broal-
ade lease tie moor
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
FEDERAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES.
Plans for Epoch Making Meeting Well
Under Way.

Plans for the first meeting of the Federal Coun-
ell OF the Churches of Christ in America are rap
idly being formulated by the committee appointed
for the purpose by the interchurch conference on
federation, held in New York in the fall of 1865
The place of meeting is TO be Philadelphia and
the time during the month Of December of this
wear The meeting Will be a remarkable one. in
that il will bring together for the first time the
official representatives. of more than a Of
denominations so that there will be displayed for
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
CONFERENCE OF UNIVERSITY WORKERS.

A. the end Of this month there is TO be held at
Ann Arbor Mich conference Of church and
g-iid workers at state universities The confer
snce viii be interoenonlnation in its plan many
of the Protestant denominations. including those
Eno~n be liberal. being represented on the COM
fnittee ot arrangements. Religious "ork al state
Universities differs from that dene at other educs
donsI institutions and is almost wholly maintained
by the local churches OF the towns IN whicsi tAe
Universities are located. The Ann Arbor conference
WI therefore bring togethe- large number oi
rss-ors and other workers in such churcheS- SeS-
sions VIII continue for three days March II ana
Ap.l sad :. Announced speakers incuG. iae Rev.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
APPRECIATION OF DR.. ]. B. ELY.
GospeI Tent Workers Here Regret His Leav'
ing New York.

II is with deep regret that the many friends Of
the Rev. DR.. James B Ely receive the news that
he is not to have charge OF the gospel tent work
IN This ci+v during the coming season
called here in 1905 from similar work in Phiia-
delphia where for several years he had success
fully demonstrated his belief that the theories
and methods previously followed by him as
;eio-arz, in India might reasonably and effective
X be applied in evangezing the foreign popuia-
tion in the great cities OF America, DR. Ely has
for three seasons planned and superintended the
summer campaigns Of the eVangeilsuc commit
zee Of New York City, with each year an increased
number OF tents and a larger number attending
meetings.
Some Of the statistics given in the final re-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
MANY ARVERNE HOUSES LEASED.

The Lewis H May Company &C. F. Noyes Company.
New York agents. leased the following cottages at
ar,erne Long Island for coming For II.
Wieden to Clara Newman. No 10 North Wavecrest ave
Nsx Ernst tiolde. No. l03 South jerome
ave 4 e Nathans TO Charles Raudntz. No. North
Pennington ave: Higgins Harry Schlang, No 10
North carlton ave; Watt Charles Heborn, No
u North Atlantic ave; / Modry> to Benson Goodman
No 10 South Carlton ave; Mrs kuttner 70 Lewis
Frazn No II South Carlton also store on the
boulevard for Moe Loeb Z Rothschild and Frederic
IJtteton for OF years.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
TWO DEALS IN NICHOLS PLACE

Ptebard Alexander and J. \. Kaiey d son nave s so'
FIR ~. American fcstste Company 10 "ooapuf' -
y.,or a Mot OF about lots fronting on the
- :, ,b. s,utberiy era Nichols Place. In the II
Roos section.
The Realty syndicate has soid 10 a2i TO a27 crimmiAs
-. fso i've story tenement houses. s'o~2o iee' ''
: ~ rsnstein who gave part payment plot "i
- aftsen lots fronair. Emerson 81, Nichols Place
AID Prescott
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The most difficult part of the work mas oeeh ac-
,:-,,7 NON, that T)r Ely has so firmly laid the
e,-7a,5or and overcome many of the obstacles
which stood in The way of such an undertakIng-
14is interest in the work is Undiminshed he hnds
e. ir7nossibe however to carry on such vast pidIS
both here and in Phila lelphia ana VIII FeluI" u
resume his more active labors in that city
- or.,eelis+je committee recording its ap-
-aaia,i,r of DR. Fclys services in part has said;
AS Superintendent he has achieved a i Success 50 IN ~
-rn,1eire interest raising funds ana dlreclnS GdHl
3u99g z-rich we believe few men coQid nave
PIIsIied We also wish testify 70 Sr Ely ro-I ~
eircarirN which cOnStralnS MN I1Seei ~
,ra Lir3eeIf in what he undertakes w il4to4L @
cb high and disinterested motive he Go-!i ,isi
go ia eo many workers and won tne HfdiiIidI
,og, ~ so large a number OF contriputors, dis @
errmsnent results Of the three years Hi We ,bat
PeII - +ap,,IIa+ed or measured but we pelieEe uaL
i',ndreds If not thousands, have received 4as'IIs
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
IN THE vEsEY STREET sALEsRooMs

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms yesterd'
Toseph p Day sold foreclosure, Nos. 5i6 and SIS We
156rh sr a six story tenement house plot 50x99.
feet TO the Dean Holiday Company. party IN nteres
fG- s6f a5I The sum due about 81. 900.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
DIR. j. WILBUR CHAPMAN AND CHARLES NJ. ALEX
ANDER SLMULTANEOUS WORLD MISSION.

Professor Hugh Black. Bishop Williams, of Michi-
gan the Rev Henry F. Cope, of the Religious Edu-
cation ASSOCIATE ton Secretary Cochran of the Pres
byterian Board of Education. and several college
and university presidents
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
TILE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

cornwall ave E :. $50 feet n Of 10 n st; foT a
s,orI frame dwelling house 2'N42 NaTofle ., ooo
ttr,s ov,ner. Henry Klein architect. cost sS'o'
,,e5,tct ave ) 225 feet ana 2t2 feet OF ln1d
80, fnr two two and half story frame u"elI
ing houses, 24x5a eafH. ti,N w ist' rast - 1s 900
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

, lana. Methodist Episcopal Church a class
,e-t,a,icaI drawing is being organized by L. "A
Tste of Pratt Institute. Brooklyn also oi1SS
g., t,rn4wriring and stenography under MI 0'eii''
other practical classes are coh'ehlPi8u
The Pev. Wilton Merle Smith pastor OF tne -,
.raI pyesbvterian Church, will be the ufhVeFsiaS
rraacber at the service tomorrow IN 0'' f"1'
-raneI AT Columbia University
The Rev Dr. James l. Vance minister l. ol ',e is
North Reformed Church, Newark VIII pie"o" -
the Collegiate Church OF 81. NieioiaS -
both services.
The Gambling Instinct VIII be the suolee' l %
~ George p Eckman's second Lenten lecture To-
- ,,e,ipa, I'm st Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Commander Eva Booth OF the salvation army
a, - tp Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Ioqtb street and Seventh avenue. tomorrow even
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEh'

..r,-obrar7e of City Life. One Solution, VIII De
-, -,,1.o.+ of an address by Professor James Nc
C-o-a,pbtvy. Of Mount Hermon Mass at the mems men ;
ea1tne Of the Harlem Branch, Young Men >
,i,4sttan Association, No. West l-0th street. 'o
morrow afternoon al 4:30 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
Furnished 4 partments to Let.

T,IGHT-ROOM CORNER APARTMENT: LIGHT AND
T. attractveIy furnished; telephone in apartment. at
sf75 per month April 70 October 1st 800 West
1OSth Telephone 31fo-RiyersIde
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
City Property to Let.

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
FOR RENT IN WEST 74TH ST--F-ive-story modern
wide. in perfect cond-
ton; electric lights indirect radiation
heating system every and Improvement
house handsomely decorated by Glaenzer- Possession
May leaving city: exceptional opportunity
Address FRANK H PRESBY. 23s1 Broadway Iele-
phone 2050 Riverside.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

TWO LOFTS. 5000 EACH. 25x1oo; 235 MERCER ST
i heat. freight and passenger elevator JOHN
A TIGER. owner, 235 Mercer ST. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
West End PRESBYTERIAN Church,

Amsterdam ave and IO5th
y, 1. EpVyIN KEIGWIN p. d. Pastor; Rev j
- S,RIaND HAMMER. Jr-- Asst Pastor Rev F De
SI1IST TaIMAGE Angeles. Cal. Will preach II
a m. and m
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
20 41d Il between 5ts and 9Th
psv ANTHONY H EVANS. D d. Pasto-.
IL n anA p m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church,

Corner " est End aNT dLL,I Isl ..
Edgar Whitaker Work. d. D., Pastor.
II a. m-''Enlarging Power of Large IDEAS
o. rn.-"Open Gates.
Free pews al this service
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

Broadway and 10th ST.
Pastor, l. II FALDEMAN.
II A Mot DISOBEDIENT TO THE HEAVENLY
s P MG>A MINISTER'S WARNING AND KING S
TRIFIING
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

PEOPLES SUNDAY
POPULAR SEkN ICE
Auspices u
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH
RE1AsCo THEATRE. 42d st and Broadway.
Tomorrow at p m. Doors open at 80 ?. m
ADMISSION FREE
Chorus of l50 Voices, Harp, CoTnet Violin.
DIR. WILLIAM CARTER
speak.
IN the morning Or CARTER viii preach In the church.
,,.,,xop ave corner 57th at II o'clock.
prr rcFOJs SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
zargious meetings II "a at East 18th st and
pnfbeTfurd place Manhattan. and SeheT nerhorn st.
near Boerum Place. BROOKLYN
Rutgers PRESBYTERIAN Church,
pav rt0RERT MACKENZIE. u. D. Minister
~ ALLEN MCCRpY, Assistant minister.
pr.arhing az IL and by Dr. MACKENZIE.
corruTy FOR ETHICAL. CULTURE. carnegie Han.
z7.h 81 Irh ave.-1I Professor CHAhLES ZCEb-
i'm OF Chicago University. on.o1r,r,rx..
LIN " sIMPERsoNAL IMMORTALITY
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Religious Notices.
80 cents . line.

ALL SOULS CJntarian) 4th Goth st-Rev.
THOMAS r SLICER Pastor. will preach Subject:
PROPORTION IN RELIGION" Services. II a. m
All cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Chlrc

55th st.
Rev. J. ROSS STEVENSON \. d, ,,,.,..o-a
Rev. EDWIN F HALLENBECk. D D
Services II i. m, I p
DR. STEVENSON will preach in the morning
In the afternoon Rev FRANCIS L PATTON, y. D..
President of Princeton Theological Seminary,
Will deliver fourth lecture
The Ethical Side OF Christian Doctrine
Rev. CHARLES STELZLE will preach in the evening.
Bible School. $50 a Mems Bible Glass
conducted by DIR. HALLENBECK. 10 d.
Lectures by Rev G. CAMPBELL MORGAN. Il. D.
from a and s 2 m.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17
WEST HARTFORD

Gertrude Hazen has gone TOT Lebanon
for few days stay.
Frank Cass OF Windsor recently spent q
few days with friends in town.
E. C. Newton is spending few days at
his mothers, Mrs s. L. Dimiclx-
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Porter have lit
tie daughter, which arrived Dec. 8.
P. A. Weeks was in Burlington last
week to attend the State grange meeting.
Jennie Kenyon is through work for
Mrs. Bruce and went to her home last
week.
Mrs. E. c. Newton visited her sister,
Mrs. o. E. Robinson, at Hartford last
week.
Mrs. Ella Tucker came home from
South Royalton Friday evening, having
been there to care for Mrs. Sargent.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Copeland went to North
field Saturday to visit her sister and will
stop at Randolph and Bethel to visit
friends.
The scholars in the primary room who
were perfect in attendance were Eva and
Marjorie Kaveny, Helen stetson, Leon
Stone; absent one day, John Munsell,
Roy Pecor, Daniel White. Eula How
ard was teacher.
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tries, Mrs. Leslie Bohonon had her. ho5th
OF good things from the pantry and hrd-
er. All the good cooks Of the town ire
pared their most appetizine dishes ana
proved their skin to perfection. The
booth was decorated in white, with dain-
" touches Of yellow. Miss Emma Hatch
assisted Mrs. Bohonon.
Facing the archway was the goal Of all
the boys and girls, the candy booth. The
array and the assortment Of toothsome
sweets was truly inviting. The booth
was dainty affair in PINK and white.
Mrs. Fred Z. Beckwith and Mrs. Wilder
II. Dearborn were the decorators. Sylvia
Comstock and Vera Beckwith sold the
candy.
At the left Of the candy booth was the
booth for aprons and kitchen articles.
Mrs. g. A. Densmore, assisted By Miss
Florence Whitney, had charge Of the
Roodly array Of needful things. Many
neat, serviceable and useful aprons and
other articles were to be had. The booth
was a unique afiair and was decorated In
red.
Many Of the men, that they might have
hand in the fair Of the ladies, sent IN OF
their choice fruit and vegetables. Leon
ard Bacon and Joseph Tracy had charge
Of this display. The booth was bright
and charactvristic and invited the inspec-
ton Of all the men. even. OF the men of
the court and many of the ladies'.
The remaining booth was last, but not
least. In it's corner was the real thing,
the laundry of Chop suey and One Lung.
Never boy had more fun than did Ger
aid Blbxy and Willie Adams With their
queues and their funny shoes, they made
sport for all Every man, woman and
child At the fair visited the laundry, not
once but often 1t was a great hit.
The fair was a great success, both
financially end socially. When all bills
had been paid, there was goodly balance
OF sos, and more to come. Socially, it
was all that the ladies had hoped it
would be.
The committee feel grateful to Mrs. A.
W. Whitney. Mrs. W. 8. Hatch. Mrs.
Wilder II. Dearborn, Donald Comstock
and Oliver Burgess for their very kind as
sistance.
The evening Of the fair was made most
delightful by the music very kindly rem
dered by Mrs. Fred w. Lewis, Mr.. Grace
and Charles A. Densmore, Jr. Many
came and tarried late that they might en-
Joy the music.
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g. NJ. HARvEY, Local Editor.

e. N. HARVEY. Local Editor.
F:A. Kszsr was in aaysvills day last
week..
Mrs. Wallace Wing was in Bethel . day
last week.
George Baker has sold his farm to Clay
ton Jones.
Mrs. c. E. Townshend spent Sunday in
Montpelier.
Mrs. J. EeIls is visiting relatives in
Middlebury.
Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell returned from
Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. Chester Pierce was in Bethel the
last Of the week.
Miss Grace Robinson is in Montpelier
for short time
Marvelle c. webber of Rutland was at
home over Sunday.
William Kenney OF Randolph is at
work for J. e. Jerd.
Mrs. l. J. Robinson returned from
Montpelier Monday.
George Mosher has bought George Ram
dali's house in this village.
Mrs. sturtevant and daughter were in
Bethel Monday for the day.
Christmas sermon and service Dec. 20
at IL a. m in Cong'l church.
Mrs. E. Il. Edgerton went to Montpel-
Ter Tuesday to stay through the week.
Miss THERESA cahee is at home from
White River Junction for the holiday va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. ChafIee are spend
no. n rwstk = hal GanrwkaaW ss~ Ia
mont, N. Fl.
A SON and daughter OF Charles Twitch-
ell, who lives on Liberty AM, are III with
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Lewis CARTS and son are with her
parents in Randolph to stay until after
the holidays.
A very interesting missionary nesting
was held at the home Of Mrs. II. Fl.
Cushman last Thursday.
DR.. G. M. Campbell was in Waterbury
the last Of the week to place Mrs. Carroll
Wiley in the insane hospital
Purity Rebekah lodge viii hold hand
kerchief and candy sale in the Town hall
Dec. 10. afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Fred Martin was called to Gays
vile Saturday BY the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. Boutwell,, who died Sun
day morning.
The daily stage from Bethel which
reached here at noon has been dizcontin-
ned with the exception Of Sunday, when
the trip will be made as usual.
Much sympathy is felt for George New
ton, who had the misfortune to have his
left hand crushed while chopping in the
woods. He was brought Immediately to
the Office of Drs. Campbell and Merriam,
who were obliged to amputate the hand
above the wrist.
The annual Christmas tree win blossom
out Thursday evening, Dec. "a, Christ
mas eve, at $50 O'Clock. All invited.
Any presents for friends kindly hand in
before that evening, II possible. A
good Christmas exercise is being prepared
and pleasant evening is looked forward
-
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RANnoLpH cENTER

Furniture repairing and rsiinishing,
glazing and all paint shop work.
W. C. Boiin.
Have leased the Litchfeld slaughter
mouse and am ready to do custom butch
ering. Nv. L A. Jerd.
Mrs. viii Preston is working for A.
s. Pride.
N. L. Boyden is attending court at
Chelsea this week.
Prot c. H. Morrill, went to Montpelier
Friday afternoon.
A horse belonging to l. B. Page was
bitten by mad dog at Randolph Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. wedgwood re-
turned to their home in Essex Junction
Friday.
Robert c. Smith has moved to Randolph,
having exchanged his farm for the Pam
ton meat market.
Miss Lucy Church is visiting her
brother, M. ID. Church, and her sister,
Mrs. A. L. Morse.
Arthur Frazier, who purchased the
BIodgett farm this fall, is building q
bIaclxsmith's shop.s
Mrs. Cynthia Hubbard Of Randolph has
come to spend the winter with her grand
son. Henry Holman.
Mrs. F. NJ. Bryant of South Royalton
and Miss Jennie FLANDERS of West An
dover, Mass, are guests Of J. G. Hebard-
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vERsHIRE
Mr.. Mcclure is very low.

Mr.. Mcclure is very low.
Mrs. Charles Nation is eonvalescont.
Mr.. Billings shipped a car Of pressed
hay last week.
The schools will take Christmas va
cation next week.
Miss Alice Spear is with her sister,
Mrs. Forrest Teller.
Rev. Mr.. Sykes preached at West Fair
lee Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. stearns and family spent Sunday
with friends in Chelsea.
l.. J. woodcock spent last Sunday with
friends in West Corinth.
Several from here were called as Wit
nesses to Chelsea Saturday.
There will be Christmas exercises at the
church Thursday evening, Dec. "a.
Ed. Church is working for Mr.. Cilal-
mers in the southern part Of the state.
Mrs. Reeves aud her mother, Mrs. SAN
born, visited in STAFFORD the first Of the
week.
Mrs. G. w. Powers went to Thetford
Center Monday, returning home Tuesday
afternoon.
L. E. Allis has resigned as postmaster
and the postofice is now located in the
New England company store, Mr.. Bill
iDgs postmaster.
J. s. Harding, town representative, re-
turned to Montpelier Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Harding, who win spend
the week with him at the capital.
There will be no services al the Cong'l
church for the next two Sundays. Rev.
Mr.. Sykes viii spend q Christmas vaca-
tion with friends in Massachusetts,.
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a Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
OF Creene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II Il
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee q 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
c. e. Black, South Royalton.
George A. Laird. Royalton.
Walbridge & Heath, Sharon.
Badger & Noyes, Sharon.
Edward Miller, East Barnard.
M. j. Sargent & Son, South Royalton.
W. NJ. Adams. North Pomfret.
A. Il. Morse q Co., West Hartford.
A. r. Hood & Son, Chelsea.
A. N. King q Son, Tnnbridge.
c. A. Wight, North Tunbridge.
8. B. Buell. q Co, south Stafford.
L. L. Udall 4 Son, STAFFORD.
Frank Durkee, Pittsheld-
Q. ". Brigham q Son, Pittsneld-
/ Fred Morrill,, Pittsield.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17

Many readers Of the Herald in Chelsea
ana vicinity will wish to know Of the
outcome Of the fair Of the ladies Of the
Sons church. Wednesday. Dec. ., was
'ae day aud the vestries OF the church the
place.
The fair was success in every way.
financially, nothing Of the kind has
ever come up 20 its standard. Harmony
marked all the arrangements. There was
never 9 hitch. The roomy vestries Of the
slufeh we're all that the hearts OF the la
dies could desire.
lhefa we're eight beautiful booths in
ooth rooms. AT the right as one entered
tae smaller yestry was situated the booth
y Ancy articles. Many and very pretty
we're The artistic creations Of the skillful
needles Of the many friends Of the
caufeh. This was the largest booth OF
~ praped and iestooned all in white,
y Nas g pretty sight. Scores OF useful.
artistic and beautiful articles made this
goo.h the Mecca Of al those who visited
sas TAR. The ladies In charge we're Mrs.
.ofse y. Lake, Miss Gertrude Bacon and
racing the door were two booths. One
truly novel. In corner were ever.
s,gen trees and tastny strung from
ranch to branch were lines o. dainty
,-as. hieis From many states, from
a4 lands. from many continents they
,. Paris, France, south Africa, Cal
.lfnla, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Ohis
.ao 81 ihe New England states we're rep.
tented Loyal friends Of Chelsea sem
N gifts Misses Nora Taylor and
~ Solomon qcted az sales ladies'.
year the haudkerchieis was 3 new ven
W.. D Carleton, q former Chelsea boy
ny q the firm Williams & Carleton o
~ 1910. Conn, sent the ladies' q choic
nis fancy groceries. These wer
~. testify displayed and the young Ia
tho booth demonstrated thci
- ana served hot coffee afternoon an,
,.,ls The booth was decorated Il
r + ana was very pretty. Scores Q
~ a.. lasted the dainty dishes. Mis-
- A sleeper and Miss Fiorenoo Burgess
we're e this booth.
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