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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
Denver, Colorado.
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OREGON AND BRITISH coLUMBIl

OREGON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA
TIMBER LANDS.
In western Oregon, 4.160 acres; runs 40
NJ, per acre, mostly yellow fir; price,
$22.50 per acre. 10000 acres, mostly
In British Columbia, over 500, 600, 900
on logging stream. 10 per cent cedar;
price. $3.50, 600. 10000 acres; runs 35
M. per acre; 10 per cent cedar; water
transportation; price, $500 per acre.
1850 acres; so. 0OO, 900, rs per cent fir,
balance cedar; q mile from tide water;
price, CSC per NJ. Correspondence so
licited. George F. Meacham & Co, NJ "
York Bldg, Seattle. Wash.
IN 2bx
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TO EXCHANGES acres nice, smooth
black prairie land in Hamilton county,
KAN, 4 miles from a good own for two
good up-to-date automobile touring cars.
Price of land, SIS Per acre. Box "R,"
Frederick, s. L. (0-M6S5 %
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BUSINESS CHANCES

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price $500, time on half. W. Western
Newspaper Union. Lincoln, Neb.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

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BARTER AND EXCHANGE
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no professional traders need list; quick
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AUTOMOBILES

RAMBI.ERs-New, 4 and ~2-cylinders, 80 per
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GOVERNMENT FARMS FREE-our 112-
page book, Vacant Government Land
describes every acre in every county in
U. 8. How secured free; 1909 diagrams
and tables; all about free irrigated farms.
Price 25c, postpaid. Webb Pub. Co., Dept.
US. st. PAUL. MINI. (2O)-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26

lathe District court of the THIRD judicial
District IN mud Tor the County ~ summit
and state of Utah.
lame. y tH.ldy piu'uur ". Johann
Ran and ror rcrr,on. defendants. sum.
noNS
~ state ~ Utah to the ,nid dcfcudant-i
You nrc hereby summoned to- appear
vihiu tw,uty dny. after the service " thi,
1mmuns uuou sou % served Within the
01nty in which this action d, brought.
oAcrviso Within thirty days after service.
t1l defend thr nioVy entitled nrtiun. mud
hcnsc uf your failure su to do. Judgment
~ b. rendered against you according tu
o. demand of the complaint. which with.
hlO dnS after the service of mi. summons
gon you viii be- nlcd with the CLERK ~
ud Court.
[ This action t. brought to recover Iudg.
psnt IN inNor of plnintin aud npnin,t de-.
hndnnt.. niiudvinH THAT plaintir IL the
uncr II the equitable little To the premises
ascrihed in tho complaint aud that thu de.
|tndnnts hold the icrni title to snid prem.
~. in trust for the .nld plninun and that
Iail defendants Boz required 60 execute and
silver tu plulutiU u proper conveyance of
|aid uruuiar.. uud Boo the event uf their
lNtCutcd Tor them Icy the Ciprk uf thi,
Vuurt. JAMES iNoruuttsTN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
L Y -. Address, Rooms in.g lloyd Park
Bldg lnl So. MIN. Suit Lake city. Utah
bntc of ilrst pub oct. -
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26

In the District Court Of the Third Jsiicinl
District IN ana for County Of summit,
] State Of Utah
| Mary y. Rhondos, plaintiff ". Ihciru
| n Robertson. Howard Robertson. asd u
| ! Gillette, II living, nnd thcir wivr, nnny.
/ whose nnmvs Hrr uukuoYn 10 the plhnilr.
aud their viiows. hc'r,. tNocutor- nni 90.
mlnistmtor., n deceased. nnd Mmy D.
sprlng. uduiulstmtrlN of the ostfe ~
John Spripg., deceased, defendants 90
SUMMONS.
The stntcu f Utah to the said defendants;
I You are hereby summoned To- nnp1sr
within twenty l.nl days after Che scr, lct OF.
thl, summons upon sou II served within
tho County Doc which thi. action &, brought
otherwise Within thirty lgiI days after wf.
vice. aud defend the ubovv entitled uctlon.
nrd iu cn.e of your failure 10 To do. ludr'
mcnt viii hr rendered ngnln.t you urcom'
INK 90 the dcmuud oi the complaint which
IN, been nlcd with the Clerl, NJ .nld Coun
This action a. brought To- recover % luds.
mont uuloting plniutn'. tl'lc tn the land
described Ia the complaint %, folov.
to-Wits
The East onc.hnlf Of the Southeast quar-
ter Of sections \, the Northeast Quarter Of
the Northeast Quarter Of section H. ard
tho southwest Quarter Of tho HouthWcsi
Quarter ~ section pnll M Township Nortt
Of Range East salt Lake Meridian. cv
ccpting and excluding therefrom nll tuwr
property rights upon the .urfuco and nn
buildings, lots, blocks, streets alley and
other municipal improvements ON the sut
face ~ the above described promises. save
and excepting the lot. hereinafter mem
toned, with the improvements thorcunt
the snid property being known generally I'd
the Springs Coal Mine" Also an of lot q
Block -, Plat IN" Conlvillu Clty survey
containing l2D squire rods, more or less. all
Of lot I. Block IN. plnt ~" Conlyille CHS
survey. containing ~ squnro rods. more OF
less, all of TINT part Of lot g block ~, plnl
~" CoslyilloC CITY survey, commencing nj
the northwest corner Of aid lot, running
thence south rods; thence east 10 rod,
thence north rods; thence west 10 rods Ia
the plnce of beginning; and an Of thut pnri
Of lot Z, block NJ, plat m" Conlvllle ont,
survey, beginning NJ the Northeast corner
OF snid lot, running thence West rod.
thence South 10 rods; thence East rods
thence North 10 rods 10 the plnco of begin,
ming.
That the defendants Rurbon " Robert,
SON Howard Robertson und II J. Gillette
lfuying, and the other parties defendant
whose names are unknown 10 tho pnlnuH
claim nm interest In said promises udVcr.,
Ia said phintin hy reason OF certain
United States Marshall Decd purporting
10 have bocu executed by NJ. Shnugnhn,s,y
60 the defendant Ruebeu u Robertson
dated December 81 1878 Hnd another United
States Mnrshnl'- Deed purporting to have
been executed hy VI Shnugnhncssy To .uid
n. j. Gillette and dated May D. 1851, which
suid claims are alleged by pmintin to D.,
without any right Whatever nnd that IN,
snld defendants have mo- right, THE or in.
terest Whatever In Or TO said premises.
McCnEA a ROGERS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
+ o. Address lO6-7 Utah savings & Trust
Building. Suit lake CITY Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26
Legal Notices.
ASSESSMENT NO. }.

Climax Mining Company, princl-
pal place of business, Coalville City.
Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that ut u
meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Climax Mining Company held
ON the 18th day Of October, 1909, an
assessment Of no-fourth OF one cent
per share was levied, and assessed,
on the Capital Stocl, of said corpor.
alton, payable 10 d. a. Walton, In
Conlyille city, Utah, assistant sec
rotary, on or before December nth,
1909. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on
the said December IL, 1909, viii be
advertised for sale, at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on January 18th,
1910, at o'clock p. m. of said day,
TO pay the said delinquent ASSESS
ment thereon togotherwlth the costs
Of advertising and expense of sale.
ALMA ELDREDGE,
Nov, O, 1909. Secy. and Treas.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Coalvillp teachers report
very interesting and profitable trip
To parl, city ON tho lpih and roth.
Everything possible was done to
make thHir stay pleasant both 10y
the Park teachers and the public iu
general We thank them in behalf
OF our teachers for their hospitality.
\ teacher ~ we'll as the rest of
humanity has trOublns and deserves
to be treated Well occupying rs she
does position second only the par
cuts in the welfare NJ the children.
The social side Of the institute
was by no means forgotten. FRI
day evening the visitors were the
guests Of the Park teachers at the
Washington building and later at .
private dancing party.
Through the kindness Of Mr.. Tai
bot, superintendent NJ the DAILY
West. the Cualyillc pedagoguos were
treated to n.dolightful trip through
the mine. The superintendent Prov
ed fully his ability as an entertain
Ell, winning the hearts Of all. The
/ Interesting trip aud line dinner tu
which they were treated made our
teachers just little reluctant Of
leaving. They did 50, however, AZ
ter u hearty invitation to "call
IHgain.'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26
Probate and Guardianship Notices.
Consult County CLERK or Respective slgncfi
Tor further Information.
IloHcc to Creditors.

Estate NJ Robert Birch. drc,uscd.
Creditors will present clnim. with vuuch.
cr. To- the undersigned ut 90. ruVd"nre IN
nuytsyiiio Precinct, summit County. Utah.
OF ~ u-furc the 10Th day uf Murch A.
u. lpiu WILLIAM N,Mtru,Ai.
Adminstrtur of 90, E.ui.uf Nuh,rJ nnpi
deceased
untc ~ FIRST Pub Nov. ". \. 10 l.p.
4 II Nrolul Auorur,. toul,iiio. Utah
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

apartment " the Interior. e.. :. Land
unicc NJ Salt Lake city. Utah. oct. 2ist,
pu.
NOTICE Q. hereby given that James
80 70 iio,u.tu. of knirht Wyumlur.who.
n urc. ar tfa. made iuwy,t,rd Entry
30 H.n. Serial SO. rssG for SWl, SFi, b.
- SW'4, NWt. sWi., section o. Town.
Alp Nurth, Range IN Fast. salt Lake
Meridian, hns MED notice ~ intention to
mio Final 1,c year Proof to establish
a-m To- The land nhu,u described. before
IN iiiNsou. CLERK Of the District Court.
hcunl,ille. Utah. ON the 8rd day ~ nrccm.
bst iiop.
'lnlmnnt NAMES us witurssc-.
Walter Cnldorwuod. ~ Cunl,illo. Utah
J. ~. salmon.
:. salmon,
Emil rnuly. " Knight. wyoming.
A1.il.N y u RThomp-on, Register
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26
wANTED-succEss MAGAZINE

WANTED-SUCCEss MAGAZINE
wants an energetic and responsible
man or woman In Coalville to coll
lect for renewals and solicit new
subscriptions during full or spare
time. Experience unnecessary. Any
one can start among friends and ac-
uuaintances and build mp paying
and permanent business without
capital Complete outfit and in
structions free. Address. "NON'
Success Magazine, Room lu3, Sue
cess Magazine Building, New York
City n. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26

Won can't he 4 Good Summit
farmer without The TIMES.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26
No. 1GUB.
Report of the condition Of the
First National Bank

~ Conlvillc. az Coalvillr. in the
state of Utah, NJ the close of BUSH
ness, Nov. ~, 1870.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26

NoTlCE-unitcd state. Land umcc, salt
Lake Citss utah, No,. NH, lpn. To Whom
IL Nny DnncHrui-Nutlcc g. hereby given
that tine State of unh ha. Med in this Of
Hrr i'i.Hf lHuds. ...rt,i hy ihn .nId -iHir
under section % OF The Act of Congress. np-
proved July lG lspL ~ indemnity School
lands. NIg sea Sec. ~. ur', Soc. u. cI
spr Iu. r lN..U E. serial r9sl; Lot I
Sec gI. noi uw', Sec. su;r swa Sec lii n'
Huit sec. 10. sw't nwit Sec. iN
o. ~ g. E. Serial Olei
Copiv. of ,nid i-ts. so nr ns they rclntc "a
.nid trncts hy descriptive subdivisions, have
hccn cou,piyuously posted m this office foi
Inspection hy any person interested aud 10y
the public generally nurluu the period
~ publication OF this notice. or amy time
thereafter. ana before nnni approval
aud ccrtincntion. under departmental
regulations of April %, iUi. protests or con
tests urniust the clnini of the state 10 nni
~ the tfncts or subdivision hercinbofoH
described ON the ground that the snnc 3
more ynlunhl, for mineral than Tor rad
cultural purposes viii h. received M
noted Tor report TO the General Land Ofnc
Of Washington. DC. Failure 20 To protei
or contest, Within the time -pcclnod, WHY
considered sufficient evidence Of the noi.
mineral character of tho trRcts. aud a.
selections thereof, being othorwis, ~
! from objection. will b. approved 70 ile
! State. ED. R.Thompson. Register. n.lp
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26

Do YOU know that every time you
have cough or cold and lrt e. run
OH thinking 60 viii just cure ITSELF
you are inviting pneumonia con-
sumption ur some other pulmonary
truuhIut Don't risk d. Hut Your
lungs back BOO ppu,r. health aud
stop that cough with ballard +
Hurohouud syrup. Price &c soc
aud tl.Dn per bottle.
Sold by John BOyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-11-26

There are plenty Of good openings
In summit County, but people don't
know them. 4 committee should
be- appointed Ia each town to see
that the advantages are made known
through TIM XMAS TIMES.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
TIGER" WARES ON SALE.
Kansas City Merchants Name Goods
for Missouri Players.

EnterpriSing Kansas City merchants
have taken advantage of the Tiger vic,
tory to promote their sales Missouri
rooterS who paraded the streets of
that city Friday saw on sale Ristine
waistcoats, Johnson neckties. Hack
ney hats. Alexander gloves, Deather-
age shoes, and in fact everything in
gents" furnishings that a loyal Tiger
rooter needed to celebrate the victory.
All OF these novelties. and more too
Were displayed in the shop windows
on the main streets. Windows which
had been filled with .Tayhawker pen
nantS Thanksgiving now contained
only articles with Tiger names. kaa-
SaS haberdashery would have stood
as much show OF selling Friday as a
Bryan Cigar the morning after Novcm-
be-! ). Il year ago.
Its different nowadays" said a
white-haired aIumnus looking in az
one o! The shop windows. 1t used
to be the Senators and Governors who
would have the cigars named after
them, but nowadays the football play
ers get an the honors Why that's
al have heard this morning. Even
ordinary conversation is carried on in
football terms. suppose il want
TO order a big dinner I'll have to call
for Bluck meal Won't fathers be
surprised when their sons write home
or money to buy Il Roberts overcOat
II Giichrist book rack? It's a
GOOD thing these football boys have tc
stay in school, or they would all be
N the vaudeville circuit in short
inc
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02

The Stephens College Dramatic club
announces Mr.. Ralph b. Dennis. of the
faculty of Cunmock School of Ora5orv.
Northwestern University. who will
give an evening OF readings from riod-
ern authors in the stephens College
auditorium Thursday evening. Deceu-
Der Ii. The dramatic club has the
custom OF bringing one superior reader
each year to Columbia. and those who
were so fortunate as TO hear Miss
cohn in Madame butterfly last year
will be glad to note the coming of
another reader from the same school.
Mr.. Dennis is one of the few really
great interpreters OF literature in
America. and the club Is TO be- congrat-
Hlated on securing him. (Adv.I
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
CAME FROM ALASKA
TO ATTEND SCHOOL
Cecil Nee lane Travelled Over
-Four Weeks to Reach
Stephens College.
A TAR BABY CLUB"
TAR BABY CLUB"
Little Girls at Christian Col
lege Organize for Read
ing Books.

Cecil McCane. II years old. came
all the way from ALASKA. 2.5un miles.
To attend boarding school She is a
sUbfreshman at Stephens College. and
her home is in Fairbanks. Alaska. She
lett Eer home early in August OF last
summer and travelled alone more than
iour weeks. arriving in Columbia at
the opening OF her school in Sep
teWbCr.
Cecil came here because OF the poor
educational facilities in Alaska. though
she had spent some time in a Canadian
convent. She will stay here four
years and then will return home.
Little Girls Contented.
Stephens College has only two lit
tie" girls-girls under l.: years. The
other is Frances MINERS. Il years old.
OF Guthrie, Okla. Frances is known
as babe" at Stephens College. Both
she and Cecil are contented. They are
under the same rules and have the
same privileges as the big" girls.
At Christian College the little"
girls have just organized Tar Baby
Club. Why Tar Baby Club? Only
the girls know why the name was
selected. 1t has five members and
they are all under fifteen Only girls
between II and l. can be members.
he Tar Baby Club" has president
and observation-disclosures Miller of
Columbia and Mary Morris of Paducah.
KY. They We're chosen when the club
was started. Miss Will Stewart.
member of the faculty is the clubs
sponsor.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
Extra! Extra! Extra!

At the M" Theatre Friday and Sat
urday. December 3 and I.
Moving pictures of the Johnson
ketchel contest. taken at COlOma. Cal.
lfornia. October Ii. 1893. Wonderful
reproduction Of every incident and
blow in the most exciting contest of
modern times. Life size and clear as
a crystal. The best moving pictures
ever taken of public event. Every
face in the tremendous throng in the
big oren-air arena recognizable. Show
ing the champion Johnson Knocked
down. followed by the dramatic and
sensational climax. Knockout of
kotrh"l. The most intensely nerve
nnSilng moving photographs ever
haShed on a screen. Three reels. 5000
feet of fight pictures. and vaudeville
besides. These same pictures are be
ing shown at Hamerstein's New York
City Thcater today at 50 per sea-.
The admission az the M will be DC
Tor adults. loo for children. Friday
and Saturday matinee and night.
lhose pictures can never be shown
III ms CITY again. (AdvD
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
Johnson-ketch Emit

Pictures, three reels, and Vaudeville
Friday and Saturday Matinee and
Evening al M" Theatre.
OF the Loco spectators who at
tended the contest at Croffoth's arena.
many hundreds were women. Despitc
its seeming improbablity, members of
the best families attend these matches
IN California, and class them with foot
ball and other athletic sports. There
is nothing in these pictures but what
any lady may see with perfect pro
pricty. Owing to the heavy expense
in getting these pictures, admission
Will be pc to adults, and children l0c.
tAdv.t
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
SHE COMPOSED EASY WINNING"
Miss Mary A. Reese Thinks Selection
Aided Tigers to Victory.

b. H. OZment, director of the Cadet
band of the University of Missouri.
has received a letter from Miss Mary
A. Reese, who composed the selection.
''Easy Winning" and dedicated it to
the football teams of Missouri. She
attributes the Tiger victory over Kan
sas this year to the playing of Easy
Winning by the band at the game ir
Kansas City.
Miss Reese enclosed the Missouri
ribbons she wore a year ago at the
game in Kansas City. The letter is
dated San Francisco. Cal, November
90.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
PRINCESS WEARS LARGE HAT
Daughter of German Emperor Looks
Like an American Girl.

Princess Louise Won Prpuben. the
only daughter OF the Emperor OF Ger
many. wears hat fully as large a.
those worn by American girls. \ Col
umbia woman recently received "a
picture of the German princess from
a friend i'll the Fatherland. The prin-
cess looks much like an American
girl. Her hair is combed in much the
same style.
The princess is Il years old. She
was confirmed last October. and now
takes her place in court society.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
Travels for Christian CoIIeue.

Mrs. Mary r. Stewart. travelling sec
rotary OF Christian College. has left
for her winter trip in the interest Of
the college through Missouri, Illinois.
Indiana. Arkansas and Tennessee. She
will be gone several weeks.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
Appointed Y. M. C. A. CounseIIors.

The international committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Association has
appointed as oounsellors for Bible
work iii the institutions OF North
America, among others. the following
from the University of Missouri:
President A. Ross Hill. Dean J. c.
Jones and Dean Walter Williams. r.
w. stephens. OF Columbia, is also ap-
pointed a counsellor.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
Socialism ana Democracy.

The Relation of Socialism TO De
mocracy" will be the subject discussed
at the meeting of the Social Science
club at 80 O'Clock Saturday in room
"a, Academic Hall. The discussion
will be led by DR.. J. w. Hudson. of
the department Of philosophy.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
M. X. G. T. MAKES HOLIDAY RATES
Reduces Round Trip Fare for Points
in Missouri Only.

A round-trip ticket for fare and
a third is the rate already made by the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad
for the Christmas holidays. The
Wabash has not announced reduc-
ton for the holidays. but it expects
to have the same rate
This fare is good only in points in
Missouri. Full rates will be charged
to points outside Of the state.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02

Mr.. Ralph Il. Dennis. of the faculty
of the Cunnock School of Oratorv,
Northwestern University. will give an
evening of reading from modern auth
ors in the Stephens College auditorium
Thursday evening. December 16.
Tickets. SOC. Seats on sale at Harshc's.
coop and Missouri Store. (Adv.)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
A NEW CORN CULTlVATOR
Asronomy Department Receives d
Patent Machine from Inventor.

new patent corn cultivator has
been given to the agrOnomy DEPART
ment of the College of Agriculture at.
the University of Missouri. 1t comes
from Eoderick Lean, its inventor and
manufacturer. OF Ohio
The merit OF the cultivator lies in
the fact that it is regulated without
springs or levers. The weight of the
driver ii it is within 80 and go
pounds. regulates the cultivator by
balance. 1t is Il single Cultivator and
is drawn by two horses.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02

Madame Pearl. beauty specialist. OF
Kansas City, will be in Columbia one
week, giving treatments and talks on
beauty culture to the ladies. Gordon
Hotel 10 to y and , to p. III. lAdv.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-02
Tar Baby Club" to Outsiders.

1T is the Tar Baby Club to outsid-
ers." said Miss Stewart this morning.
but to the girls it is something else
They have a better name than that
but it is one OF the secrets of the
club"
The Tar Baby Club meets one after
noon each week and its purpose is to
play and read books. Miss Stewart
reads to them and then they romp and
play. At the end OF the year they will
make a gift to the college library from
funds collected in initiation fees.
There are no other girls eligible to
the Tar Baby Club now. but more are
expected after Christmas. The other
members OF the club are Julia Hul"u
OF Columbia and Jennie and Nellie
Anderson. sisters. OF Hutchinson. KdS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-03-26
EAST HAVEN

A goodly number attended the box
party at the NJ. F.. Church Saturday
night and all enjoyed a very pleasant
occasion. The receipts from sale of
boxes amounted to $3.50, to help in
getting new cushions for church pews.
Sew raj from this place attended the
installation of officers at the Masonic
meeting at West Burke Saturday night.
Quite number in this vicinity are
on the sick list with the prevailing dis.
temper.
Harris Lund has purchased the Nor
gan place aud moved there last week.
f. P Powers children, sick with
chicken pox, are all better.
Nancy lIosford returnedIsom Island
Pond last Friday, leaving her little
grandson very much better.
A'noA Priest is enjoying visit
from lis brother from Lyndon.
NJ. and Mrs. Geo. Goss of Wheeock
visited their daughter, Mrs. w. o.
Humphrey, last Sunday.