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Evening star., 1909-03-14
NUMBER 81 AN ODDITY
By Dwight s. Wiseman

FREDERIC B. EMERY. Professor F. L.
L Griffin. and Others have contributed to your
SUNDAY MAGAZINE from time to time number
of novel and interesting oddities in figures. But
they have all overlooked the number OF, which
is odd to start with. and odder still when multi
piled by any number of two more places hav-
ing the same figure in each place.
These peculiar characteristics of such prod
uctS of OF may be summarized as follows
I. The only figures that appear in such
product and the figures that appear in tn
multiphcand.
,. Nought appears as many times as there
are places in the multiplier OF.
;. The other figure appears the same numbe-
of times it is used IN the multiplicand.
In addition there is another feature that ma
be better illustrated after examples have been
set forth.
Let illustrate the above by examples The
points may be we'll illustrated by about five
ampes. ,'is.. multiplying by OF numbers of the
kind mentioned consisting of two, three. four.
five, and six places.
I. If we multiply S. by or. We have 5.oo5, IL,
which appears many times there
places in the multiplier, and the figure s ap-
pears many times as it does in the multipi
cand. And these are the only figures contained
therein. 1t happens that both the multiper
and the multiplicand have the same number Of
places. The characteristics therefore b.
better shown when the multiplicand contains
more places than the multiper.
,. Multiply 222 by OF. and we have 20. 2o,
The three characteristics will be seen to apply
here. and being the only figures appearing
as many times as there are figures in Of. and
as many times as it appears IN 2a2. the multi
plier.
5. Multiply S.Ss5 by OF. and So5.5o5 is the
result. The same rules apply.
i. Multiply 90. 900 by OF. and we have g.
900. 900. The same rules apply.
). Multiply 777,777 by or. and 7o,777.7o7
shows that the rules apply in all these cases.
By observation 1t will be seen also that in any
of the cases where the number of places in the
multiplicani is greater than the number of
places in the mutiplier, the product will be
found by multiplying the corresponding places
of the nlultiplicand (units and tens) by or and
separating it into two parts of two figures each
by placing between the parts the figure of the
TnultipliCand as many times as the places in the
nultiplicand exceed the. places in the multi
plier or: or in other words by bringing down
and placing between the parts of the product
the figires not employed in that multiplication.
Thus, in example 222 times OF, we see that
p times OF are 2.oo2. and this is divided by
placing p the excess place of the multiplicand.
between; thus 20, 2o2. In example C3,35;
times oD, 33 times OF is 1908, and we must
place two SIS between; thus. 3o3.3o3. In ex-
ample 4, we must place three 6S between:
in 5. four IS: etc.
In multiplying numbers of this class COM
posed of two places by or, of course the two
ciphers will come between the other figures
Evening star., 1909-03-14

This ls for the man who
wants Q Home Farm or for
the man who wants Q Busi-
ness Farm-a Home Farm
that will yield him an in
dependent living, or .
Business Farm that he can
operate a. he would . de-
partment Of bis business,
without giving II all his
time and attention.
Write your name and
address on the coupon be-
Evening star., 1909-03-14

lwi you plain and conclusive proof that 10
OF Barstow -Pecoe Valley Irrigated Land
yield that wi net between q o and 9 o pc.
week that which has developed earning power of d
to year. That is exactly what to do
and with the "Proof" will full explanation OF the
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31

Grand junction News has an ex-
tended article headed w estern Slope
Products for 1909 Total over ten Nil
hons" Then il gives details count
ing in Mesa, Delta, Montrose and
Garfield counties as the Western
slope Those people down there
have mighty provincial notion Of
the country they live in. How about
Pitkin, Ouray, San Migael. IIinsiale,
Rio Blarco, Roatt. San Juan, Mont
ezuma, tiunnison, and lew other
counties? Why the coal products Of
GBnnis0n run close to four million
alone, and furnish more tonnage for
the railroads than any two of the
fonr mentioned And our cattle
and hay total another million ,iollars
10 saw nothing Of pre- cious metals
and minor products. Then think Of
the marble quarry development Of
Gunnison county, the most astonish-
ing thing in that line in the world
today. Splendid agricultural out
pat down around our sister town, no
doubt, but the Western Slope in
cludes something more than the News
seems to grasp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
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Il bassnx serE a.ssslsa i-siieE-
q au&isa1siss- 80 e'-cssstluasc Ei.e
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trsesis the ~kose uessesa Slepe. fss
u a1ses epporssDssy is aaati.er
sei.sNll ccsser sloag one II the sas.ea
lsnes u Esaaesa ed~cstsoa. Meas
Champ.sa ~ossa saeasss tI~s . state
u.asssd and framing school wossld
b. tae .ors aessrstss tLssx b. ~ark
snneais t1r. Grand JsIctsoa ~
vi alls situated fur a scaesI us this
character and the bssldsaQs. iocsted
ssme two aasIs from thai cssy are
Just sbosf the rsgit distance s.s
os coaTse At Is largely sp 70 Grand
Jsnetloa psaple 10 eiecsde shat she
wants. bss ~e caaso help SecIaae
thai this woHld he the ussss dessss-
bic and prohssLls a awy sort of ed
ucatIoaal IastStutioa. Ne hel.ese
Gunn'soa Representatives and frsead~
wosli sol,dly sssse sIth her 10 get
II. iar many 81 osr ewn boys ana
eirls would IKE 10 attend that sor,
OF school bessaes we need more
educational InstItst.ons over here.
The normal school at Gsanlsoa ,s a
god start Now Keep sp the move
meut Denver and Northern Colo
ssdo have he9aed state money Cor
edaestlon hong enosRh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31

Both our Colosado CongTessmen
are right oa the job at Washington.
and thoagh they do not belong %
TIE domlnabi party are DONG good
work for their constituents Cong
ressmsn Taylor has introduced a
number Of merIiorioas measar,
aud We all know that Ia Taylss
las a reputation Of knowing how
10 get the balls through Congress
man Martin rs also hard worker
and rs paying particular attention 10
getting Colorado released from the
bal features IT the forest reserves.
lie has introduced a resolution thai
Will open the inside Of PInchot's $
fakes, and we predict viii DE heard
from IN ringing speech before long
John A Martin has a reputation as
an orator in Colorado aud We have
a notion viii make good ia the posi-
tIon higher up
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
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Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the First National Bank Of Ganni-
son. Colorado. will he held at ITS
banking house on Tuesday. January
Ill, 1910, between the hoars of two
and three o clock p. IN iar the pur-
pose of electlng directors 10 serve
during the ensuing year. aud for the
transaction Of any other buslnes ;
properly brosg ght before said meeting
Witness my hand and the seal Of
SAID bank at GuBnison. Colorado.
this second day Of December, A.
ID 1909.
80 W. W. A,s.s. as.s,.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
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One fare for the round trip via
the Rio Grande between all Colora-
do points. Tickets ON sale Dscem-
her 2iIh, 25th and 3lst, 1909 and
Jan. LIST 1910. Final return limit
January 81, 1910 For further in
formation call ON local ae. it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
COAL, COAL, COAL.
Parsons * Ferguson
Nsssce es AssCssusArssr

Estate IT klijah A. nctiregor. Deceased
Tie undersigned, having been appointed ex-
dcuior at the estate of Elijah A. Mctiregor. late
81 tho County OF 6unnisoh, In the State of Cu
oraiio deceased, hereby gives notice that h,.
will appear before the County Court IL said
t'unnison ounty, at the Court House in dunni-
son, IN said County on Monday. the 2tth day q
January, ltaU. at the hour ~ 10 o'clock q m. Of
said day, ut which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified aud re-
qsestsd 20 attend nor the purpose of having the
same sojusted All persons indebted To said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment To the undersiaued
Dated at tiunnison, Colorado. this s,Wh dag of
December, A. d. 1919
EUGENE A. McGREGOR
Executor of the estate Of Elijah A. Mctireg,r.
Deceased.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31

Clovis N NJ News 'oae step
won ! take yoa very far-yos We ga
b. Keep 0a walking. one won't hell
folks whsf yos are yOu We god h.
keep on talking. oae inch wos. Z Keep
yos very tall-you We got 10 keep ga
erawlns, one little "ad woa't Do "a
all-yos ve got 10 Keep .em gosag
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
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oa the hrss and shEa Tuesdays ot each
month. euslng the oniwe YEAR. thu Coso-
rado 4 sossshsrn Railway points in Nee
Mexico and Ioxas al oee iase psar ses'
lor the rouad trlp. Final arsa twenty p
live aass. also~ing Iiinral s,aP-esssPr'sii
eces. For sistailsd lniormats"a. rases.ssc.
sall on the coioTaao 4 ss'sshsrs agsu,- ot
address A. B.. Ii-hsr. tsen1 fassengs"
Agent. lhnver. ttfio. ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
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We have laid ina good assert
ment of tyl' writer paper, both legal
and letter size. and varying in quail
Hy from the finest bond and linen
laid papers 10 cheap practice paper
The packages are neatly boxed in
ioss OF 800 sheets. This line is some
thing that has never been carried in
GuRaison, and we are already sell
ing q large number OF boxes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
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thai thaa eeSisin ifs=i deed essuuied h Ed
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against the Worth we=i slnarter OF the NoeeA
hast ssnsrses. the >urth E.st V.srisr ~ tho
North Nesf Vsiarisr .f -rrtlon Three a..
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vnsfief of ~-otion Thlrty -iuui "a Tewn-hso =
forfy nine ~ North Range Three y E--f
IA esnHispn County Colorado. hs-
been fuisy s'isiied aud paid aud thai the
b. nod li,sn and ei.iid apon the title 20
said isud haid W -aIa August S,yen=i
viii more fnlix aprcaf frnm the complaint ia
=aid action - Nlsirh refarrucc y hcre made
And y"n ars hereby tiled thai u you fsii -
apyrar. aud g. the said complaint a.
above ree,niret. tlfe SAID plaintiff will can-e
your tssfssiii tobe autarsd hsrsfn and taen prsl.
eeed 10 lndtmoni against son a. prayed ior IA
said coInsi sii.int.
.,ivan unsier niy hand afd the ssai - said
ourt NJ tsnunisun. ~ said ounty tllls zsth
day of Noeeuslaf \. y ies4
tEO. HETHERINGTON
sudsfc aud Acting isrk
DEXTER r SApp
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Published Deu H. I.ap.aan. ~. 1916
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
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STAN OF COLORADO.
County oi tstInui-on
~ the Z ottufy ourt
Ia the matter 80
tnsis Crettenand,
iisiutif
No. L~t.- NHR-iS - MMDNS.
n iuiionzo Z 0rattanand.
Defendant,
The Peopio of the state of Colorado.
above named. GREETl>6:
ou src hereby required 10 appear IN an
action brought against you hy the shove named
plaintiff in the County Court of 6unnisan
county, State Of oiorado. aud answer the
complaint therein within thirty DAYS after the
service hereot, u served within the State of
oiorado or y served out 81 the state. Of too
rasiu. or by publ, ation. within ffty DAYS after
the service hereof exclusive of the day af ser
wee or Judgment will be taken against you
according to the prayer ~ the complaint: and
" the service hereof he made by publication
then ten days addii ional to the said fifty dsys
hereinabnve speciiied TOT appearance aud an
swcr viii be allowed bifare the taking 81
judgment a. aforesaid
said action = brought 10 obtain a decree of
divorce dissslving The huuds of matrimany ok
i-tins between paliniia aud defendant on the
sr.iitnds OF dtsertisln and non-suppssrt
fiaintit further rrsys that she may he
nwarued the care aud cuztcdy II Louisa ret.
tenand. the minor child sd said parties; that
she be awarded such elmony a. may sppesr
inst 10 he Court that she may be restored to
her maiden name of tnai- tarron. and fpr
costs of suit. a. will more fully appear from the
compisint tied in said Court in said action 10
which reference u hereby made aud a copy Of
which j. hereto attached.
Aud You are hereby not fled that il yon fail
10 appear. and to answer go said comJiant a.
above required. the said plaintiff will amply 10
the onrt tor the relief demanded IN her said
complaint.
diven under my hand aud the seal af said
ourt ut dgnnison. IN said touuty. this 22nd
day of November. a. v. 1919
tfko. HETHERl <GTp<.
Judge and Acting Cierk
Dates Put l'slied Dee. ~, isoeJan. T. 1910
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
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A rate of one fare for the round trip
xil b. made by the Colorado 4 south
ern Nv. from al points IN Colorado.
Ticssts will be- on sale january and 3.
Final limit January 10. 1910. II
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
esuolsL PAPER of ~ >~sSssS ooexr,

Someone sad Eeceutis shat. t.seu
a k,ck i a booss 4 soa get ~ sane
az. Thai - a gossd Suggestion fsr
starting l8l1
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31

Five thousand gunnysacks for sale
at snap at q. ID, Martins Harness
shop. 3stf
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-31
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Essablishsl 1oo8.
0ssA'sa s.-s'-. ::s % s:SA'>s's ss'~s

Issuss Money orders PAYABLE - Par
Anywhere In the United ofatoo 81
the following rates.
On sans not s=oeadlng ..s3e cents
9veS e2o and not exc ding 90. cents
Ovef ~ and not exc ding oo..19 onn1D
over 0so and not exc ding sU..2v GEMS
ovos oee and not exc ding 100. Is oents
IArgor suIns at the sane retio.
The - the cheapest aad most eonvon-
ient war TO send money. on1 - perfect
ly oafo Try IT.
Also issnes money ordsrs paysblo y
foreign Countries
Pays tho highest Markoo pvt0o ~
County and School wsrrsnto. END CDNee
Csrtifioatos
Loans and Discounts q Roaoooooas
Rates
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01

SfooB Der fat1pliihen Stride, benn
Die 8ndbe bes 0laubens ipurbe ibr
81 Sbeil am Gage Der Nutier @iez
perfebr. Sanu iein Lester Sciuh uuf
Dem 0ottesdder, 81 DEM 8rdbe, mo
Die ipiebergeiunbene Wutter our les.
ten Hllbe acbettct NOR.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-23

Rollin c. Bunnell; conductor, Earl .. Morehouse; R. s. S., Clarence c. Aewis;L. s. S., Robert H. Zeiner; l. G., Elida M. Thayer; 0. G., Fred c. EyitIs; Chaplain, Charles r. Camp;
 R. S. N. G., Walter B. Leavenworth; ; l.. s. N. G., Garrett M. Stack; R. S. V. G., Ediscn L. 0sborue; L. s. V. G., Harmon Couch. Trustees: Charles p. Camp, Henry Donneily, Charles p. Pulver. Entertainment committee
 Charles D. Pulver, William J. Kiefer, William A. Parcells. Finance com miTtee: Charles P. Camp, James s. Sullivan, Henry Donnelly. District
 Deputy Grand Master, James E. Mullins. Sick visiting committees:
 The N. G., V. G.. Treas, Henry
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-23

Buckingham. There, amid the boxes and shaVirgs and piles of lumber, were planted the first seeds of Odd Fellowship in New Milford, by those five, which fell upon good soil, thrived and has produced the strong, sturdy Lodge of to-day. July 2, 1877, the officers of the Grand Lodge instituted Good Shepherd Lodge with II members. The institution was held in peach's hall.
 ~> The Lodge held its meetings in Beach's Hall for a year, moving to Masonic Hall over William Schover- lings tobacco warehouse, recently demolished by the Railroad Co. in their local improvements. It con- tinued it's meetings there until October 1, 1879, when, with the Masons, the Lodge moved to Masonic Hall in Max Neisner's building on Bank street, the Masons renting the t4all and subfletting it to the Odd Fellows. The Odd Fellows remained with the Masons in Neisner's build-
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-23

ing six and one-half years, and had
 in the meantime grown largely.
 The quarters being limited, there
 arose a strong sentiment in the
 Lodge for more room, and of which
 it would have the control, so it was
 voted in the latter part of the win
 ter of1SS6 to secure more commo-
 dious and better accommodations, and accordingly Odd Fellows Hall in
 Bristol, Soule & Staub's block, cor ner Main and Church streets, was rented for a term of years. This was fitted up at a great expense, and on April 1, 1886, the first meeting occureu in the new hall, where the meetings have since been held. At the present time the Lodge numbers 176 members anu it has paid out in benefits since it's institution thou sands of dollars. The benefits paid at the present time are four dollars per week for the first 13 weeks and two dollars per week thereafter, for sickness and s75 funeral benefits. also a nurse benefit of s1O per week. To guard against any epidemic or any unusual amount of sickness it has always been the policy of the Lodge to build up and maintain a fund that could be draw on if neces- sary, and now the Lodge has in the Savings bank and ( hand a fund sufficient for all dek bands that are liable to be made on Ii.
 The present officeI6 are: Noble Grand, Sherman H. Morgan; Vice
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-23
5 and LOG Counters,

Where large values for the money will be given. Make list of the broken and worn out kitchen and house. furnishings bring your list to the store and then ask yourself whether it is worth while fooing around any longer with the worn out and mended things, when you can replace them for good ones, at trihing ex- penSe.
 We are opening this store for the benefit of the public as we'll as for our own With as complete an assortment as is seldom found in town of this size there will be no necessity in the future of going out of town for these goods.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-23

Donnelly, Edwin L. Osborne, Myron Patchen, Still River, Thomas M Stack; Sherman, Warren c. Allen. Gaylordsville, Peter D. Boinay; Roxbury Station, Charles w. Hodge; Bridgewater, Oliver W. Bearusley; New Preston, Dr H. G. Stevens; West Cornwall, Dr Joseph Robinson.
 The past grands are: l.. w. Mos- her, c. E. Eddy, c. Planz, U. s. Beers, w. Hamlyn, W. A. sherman. P. Planz, H. Donnelly, T. M. Stack, J. E. Mullins, G. F. Pixley, J. F. Ad- dis c. P.Camp, II. D. Hine, J. Sulli- van, w. E.Battam, A. W. Peelen, G. w. Griffing, E. E. Warehouse, E. l.. Osborne, G. w. Warner, 1st, w. T. Hull, c. w. Warner, Ed, R. T. Blades, c. Ii. Hartwell, II. Thomas, c. D. Pulver, F. D. rlowland, A. K. Partridge, M. Patchen, J. l.. Me Evan, Joseph Collins, F. E. Rowe, W. o. Ward, w. H. Booth, o. w. Beardsley, F. A. Warner, Jr., Oscar F. Ross, w. B. Leavenworth, L. s. Richmond. \
 List of members: J. Y. Addis, Hen dra Allen, Charles G. Anderson, James Arson, Ii. A. Allen, w. c. Allen, Gar ]. Anderson. Fred R. An derson, Peter D. Boinay, William H.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-23

Ferriss, A. E. Greer, G. w. Griffing, D. L. Glllett, M. J. Gorden, Henry uratton, Robert Green, E. C. Green, Carl II. Hipp, Rev w. D. Humphrey
 William Hamlyn, E. D. Hai--ock,
 James Hendra, C. II. l1artwell, c. w. Hodge, E. D. Rowland, H. D. nine,
 V. II. Hine, W. T. Hull, B. F. Humeston, John Hannon, Allen Joyce, Henry Koehler, Ii. s. Nmlin, F. w. knowles, N. n. Kinney, w. J. Kiefer, c. H. Kinney, c. c. Lewis, c. Ii. Lewis, Walter Lane, Ernest Lathrop, w. B. Leavenworth, H. F. Liner, L. w. Mosher, J. E. Mullins, Minor Morehouse Lutrich Mayer, s. H. Morgan, F. A. Merwin, James Marsh, J. L. Nc Evan, E. E. More
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-23

house, Frederick Mics, Harry l.. Nichols, Jacob Naas, Nalse Nelson, J. w. Orton, E. L. Osborne, W. W. Osborne, R. A. Osborne, George A. Peck, Adolph W. Peelen, Charles Planz. Philip Planz, G. F. Pixley, Myron Patchen, F. Pfeghar, c. D. Pulver, A. h. Partridge, William J. Piper, w. A. Parcells, A. Peroncini, A. w. Peelstrom, H. G. Puchel, w. H. Retallick, Oscar F. Ross, w. H. Bedding, c. H. Richmond, N. H. Root, John Robinson, F. E. Rowe, Joseph Robinson, M. h., L. s. Rich mond, l.. w. Russells, William H. Salisbury, Allison P. Smith, w. A. Sherman, Henry Straub, Ii. G. Stevens, M. D., G. M.Stack, James Sullivan, G. B. Sullivan, V. P. Staub, T. M. Stack, D. c. Sanford, E. M. Thayer, Charles H. Talbot, R. S. Todd, H~ il. Taylor, Hubert Thomas, Jacob Trentle, s. s. Todd, c. A. Trowbridge, J. s. Thornhill, Archie Welch, H. F. Waters, Henry Wohl- CTS, c. H. Warner, G. w. Warner, 1st, G. w. Warner, Ed, F. A. war ner, F. J. Warner, F. A. Warner, Jr., w. H. Warden, Watson o. Ward, George w. Woodruff, Frank Whit ney, W. A. Woodford, S. R. Walling, Albert Wright, M. A. Wean, Orlo P. Ward, w. R. Van Densen, R. H. Zeiner.
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Rollin c. Bunnell, J. D. Clark, H. c. Conkrite, R. N. Cypher, P. M. Cassedy, L. c. Cummings, c. S. Cronk, Iarmond Couch, Charles P. Camp, F. P. Chase, William Coleman, Joseph Collins, Charles Collins, J.. A. Colepaugh, w. S. Campbell, Joseph A. Cowan, w. M. Curtis, ". s. Cole, Henry Donnelly, Christie Dixon. Noble Davenport, F. j.. Dickinson, A. c. Dickinson, B. Dot son, George E. Eddy, l.. Everts, G. M. Erwin, F. s. Evitts, James Frizzle, Donald Forbes, w. H. Fenn, J. o. Ford, J. B. Farwell. w. S.
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Booth, Harry Bray, George s. Beers,
 W. E. Battam, George H. Beck, E.
 T. Bladis, Falton Baker, Penrose Baker, Herman Bower, Andrew Borelli, o. w. Beardsley, w. J. Beardsley, c. II. Britton, F. E. Bene- dict, Dr c. B. Blackman, w. D. Bos- Ter, F. T. Brague, Morris Bormack,
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Grand, Harry l., Nichols; Rec, Secretary, Charles D. Pulyer; Fin. Secretary James F. Mullins;
 treasurer, Charles plenz; warden,
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The NeWtOWn Bee.
New Milford.
HISTORY 0F A PROSPEROUS
 LODGE,
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AnStNsAH1
 TO write an accurate history of Odd Fellowship in the town of New Milford since the institution of Good Shepherd Lodge, No. 65, is we'll nigh an impossiDle task. The good that mas been done by 1t, the sufferings 1t has alleviated, the dis tress 1t has mitigated, can only be testified to Dy the recipients of it's ministering hand. In the spring of 1877 five of the citizens of New Mil- ford, of whom only two were at the time Odd Fellows-met in the loft of a carpenter shop on Railroad street. now occupied by Taylor &