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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

500 values, Saturday ....... acc
S2.OO values. Saturday ........ csc
Pillow Tops aud Laundry Bags. soc
value at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

Drugs f: Toilet Goods

At Prices That save you ass 20 SOF.
Read Our sale Prices for Saturday.
25c Dr. Z. L. Graves Tooth Powder
&c Sanitol Tooth Powder for DO. .12iao
loc Shinola Shoe Polish for ..-.... Sc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Special Sale of
Hal! Goods

Hair Puffs, all
shades, values TO
$500, on sale
at So and $3.50
81 Hair Switches,
IS and 20 inches
long ........S Sc
$500 Hair Switches
for ....... $3.50
$500 Hair Switches
for ...... S2-O0
35c Hair Rolls. net
covered, at 19c
soc Washable Hair
Rolls ......2 5c
10c SILK Hair Nets
with elastic, 8
for ....,...,&c
Many other Hair
Goods specials for
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
China Department
Specials

71a-inch Jardinieres-Regu-
lar SOC values; Saturday,
at $3.50. ......... lSc
Jardinieres worth to S1.50-
s, 9 and 10-inch, different
decorations ........ .49c
Fancy MAjOlica Water Pitchers-
Saturday, each .2SG
Japanese Wind Bells .....5e
p White Shell China, Cups and
Saucers. set .GQ%
Decorated Vegetable Dishes ION
6Oc Dozen Water Glasses, al 3
AoA Il The
Best Jar Rubbers, 3 doZ. for 25e
Try HAYDEH'S First
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Rug Specials

In Saturdays Sale
Seamless Brussels Rugs wire
quality, sxI2 size ....S12,D
Seamless Brussels Rugs-l0 wire
quality, ska size slabs
Wilton Velvet R1gs-Seamless,
sxI2 size. at .S1S.75
Best Quality Surface LinoIeum-
On sale, SO. I'd. ....... 49G
China and Jap Mattings-Special
values at 35c 25e and Zoe
Were showing a complete Line Of
Porch Rugs In all siEes: lowest prices
Let Us measure your house for
Shades and give You an estimate as
20 cost We're Exclusive KandiarN
OF Hartshora Rollers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Grocery Prices That Save the People $50 TO 500

% lbs. Best Granulated Sugar $i.oo
So 25c
10 ms. Best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal Z5c
* ~ VTtetre az yellow Cornmeal lie
e ~ COD Tanaa Rice ............ z5c
4 IbE Fancy Japan Whole Rics 49,. zsc
BromAngton. Jellycon or Jell-O. pkg. &C
Grape Nuts. pkg ....-...- &c
Corn Flakes, pkg. .........-... >, . \ c
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
The Best No. / Creamery Butter, ID z5c
The Best No. ! Dairy Butter, ID. lsc
Good Cream Cheese. 10. 800. IL n
Fancy Full Cream Cheese ID .....- l5c
Neufchatel Cheese. each .---..-..-. sc
TOWN TALK
HAYDEN'S FRESH VEGETABLE
PRICES.
Fresh Home Grown Peas, ali you want,
Fresh Home Grown spinach, all you want,
per peck -.--..-. - 80 :; 4 -
Fresh Home Grown Radlshes. bunches
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

s sgfI in Domestic Room
For Saturday
$3.50 Belyedere Sheets, a good seller
for 75c, Saturday. each ..... soc
1890 Amangausett Sheet, always
sells CSC, Saturday. each 55E
1880 Stella Sheets. Saturday.
each ....-...... 30C
45-S6 Stella Cases, always sells l2ise.
Masonville Bleached Muslin, extra fine:
a good seller al l2zc, Saturday
gaAu .s-.ss %
BaIlRrdville bleached muslin. one yard
wide, sells Sc. al a yard ..-.---. -511o
Lawns and Bastite. good assortment OF
cOlOrs and patterns. az a yard loo
white Goods-Dimities, long cloth,
Lawns. Bastite. etc. worth up 10 &C
at yard .... -................- loe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Hardware Dept.

Saturday is a day of Bargains
in this department.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
8rano Oiem College,

Den dansk.amerjkanske Ungdoms.
skole | Des Moines, la. Vintertermin
varer fra I December til IA Marts.
Skolen or bestemt for dansk-ameri.
kansk Ungdom, savel for den, der or
fedt i Amerika som for den indvandred~.
Ungdomsskolen tilbyder en- almen
Uddannelse.o Der gives grundige I'm.
dervisning i damsk OF cmgezs1 spros
saavel til Begyndere som ii, videre-
komne. Der holdes Foredrag wei Dan
marks og Americas Historic, L~itteratur
og Geograf, m. m.
hererskolen tilbyde. Uddannelse I'll
vordende Lerere og Larerinder saavel /
den damske B6rneskok som / den anne
rikanske public school, :
)S@rligt Kursus j Vinterterminen for
Gymmastiklgrere. !:
Presteskolen uddanner vorde1de
Pr8ster i den danske Kirke" Amer&a.
Store lyse Varelser. Sund og sud
Kost. $67 for is Uger.
Skrif efter Kataiog.
e. Wagner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

~ tiIfgieoe 81of. rSseg faar MI en- @luunp
Henge %tilooers, iom leg life oe0 boor leg ifal gjere
al" peoblep ban rfun6e leg faa lat Dem bos
en- erlig Ntaro og / en- fait gienoom, iaa leg BET
bellt. Seq bar tenft paa at iette 6en sfat Sin
@aaro, 2ange! Den fan ~ingerlteos itaa lifrere
iaa funoe Du 10 u0betale 6e %fremrneoe &enge, Ser
itaar / Sen! 9errneo funoe ri begge pere lige go0t
%tiente." Gette iagoe ban / iaa %ligegplotg Ell Gone,
at gn1ilie enoog troe0e, set bar en- @illigbe0, buor-
ON ban %annro6eoe 2ange.
~soa er belle nlpffen 10 forbi, fiere 9m1ee!!"
-uobrpo bun i%ieleglao, 11oen at one, at Sc 6or=
looeoe fie1ote 0eres Sn1tenoigbeoer.
Sarge iao la1ge mes opipileoe gjne og betrag=
te6e neie babe Sopbies og 8lofs mil6e, fierlige
s%(niigter, bpori 6og en- ltIle Electromagnetic par ifjult.
&lu6ielig itprte6e Saarerne 11o al bans Zine ioet
ban foer op og omfapneoe 6em begge.
~Nei neil" lag0e ban = ubet ifal ol6rig /
ger6en ife! 6or min sfplo nil S opiette eoers
8rpllnp! - for at re66e min og entities 2pffe,
bl S opofre eoers ege1 og opgipe e0ers fiereite
g1ife! - gu bill arbeioe lom Speno igien> fjere,
trofalte Sen! Mei, iaaoant ct Differ fan og nil ieg
life mootage."
n@ipr ingen 0pbepelier oerof, min gooe @en!"
afbreo Slot ban1. set bar 10 fun ct Gor=
flag og bpor fan Gu pi6e, Ser itiffer an6et 0er=
UNDER, ems min ege1 og sopbies 2pt til en- snule
&omantif OF III interesiant iSurlopeliestio? Norfnz
tier gu NIT SorIlag = MI bel, jaa oil Ri life tale
mere 6ero11" =
uSopbie!!" uobre6 grntlie og fpsieoe ben6e =
~%begpn0er 91 MI at ipille @omeoie ne6 os! Set
par oltaa for Dor sfDl6, 9u bar for ung til at
bltpe @usn1ooer, og gu pil0e meget beller blioe
bos os, ems bero sig til SEN gilbmano / Sen fprte
6QIpines Mar - life ion6t? Spen for 81 1adt
Sig roget ON Sc 011n1r1e @engebitorier? Set nar
10 min og 2anges electromagnetic Semnelie6eo =
Set ifrl0e boerfen lette sig eller @lof romantiife
@riller / @ope6et. Si6en ri MI 6og bar la6et Dor
Safe blipe folo ODER Sc 1inantsiager" = peobIeu
BUN og 10 ~pil leg Blot gjpre Be fiere @eaner
oprnerflom pau, at ieg i Grunoen er Ell rig Some.
Sper forrnpnOeriet oil nof mart ifoffe os 11eget mere,
ems nj be6ope, al bpo6 min 6orn1pnoer life ielp far
%oisponeret oper" -
~geu bel! set er 10 p%regtigt!" af6rpo Gbri=
item @lof be1oe lpltig = ufomn1er Sis, fon1r1er
&oao! - S S alt 6alo" peobleo ban / in ganrle
egeumegtige Sone og log ioa beftigt / @oroet, at
&affefopperne 0onieoe = ~@aar0en ifal 9u be-
bol6e, 2ange! og lpffeige ifal 5, min Sial, bore
iaapi0t set ituar til mig, ON jeg iaa ifal iette
baaoe Sfifteret og Sper for1npn6eri, ligeiorn ben
Slubbert al @orgermelter, i Gabeitoffen! 2a6 os
MI ilaa Sc Sager al @ope6et inoti( pi0ere! og felg
mig til @pea mes Sophie! laa ifal S lie, bpor net
ieg ser oil in0rette nit l1ngfarlelip / Sc lpffeltge
6orlopeliesooge, leg I'LL 10 fprit %begp1oer paa!"
Mlle gift i16 paa Bette 6orilog, og bele 6nmilien,
ielu begge Sc imaa, beiggte ianrte Sag mes 8lof
og Sophie Sen lille @isbltoo og gamle @elter
Tolfs forrige 8olig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

Rpgtet baooe mart l06reot Jig / &ie6ito0ea og
bele Ggnen ONT ~oe1 gale Muripen0s" Silbage=
fomlt, iom cit fin, oelbapenoe @erre, Ser MI bar Ell
berprnt 8%pgn1eter og piloe neoiette Jig Ser. Mam
bauoe altio goot funnel lioe bam for fans 9pltig=
be0 og raife &ele1; n1en mango troe0e bog, at BET
rableoe noget for banr, og at ban life for inger1=
ting bap0e peret / 9oorefiiten. S11iet, iom ban
bao0e fjebt, eg JONI uar g%arnu1elt og forfaloent, fore
tog ban Jig inge1 Sorbeoring mes; rne11 man loa
ban ofte rioe Ell @ag mes og m1re Sen pp igje11,
r0en at man fltoe finoe nogen %begribelig @ru10
BERTH. 5purgte man bom oero1nL lpare0e bau
gierne, at fan gjoroe SSagt pao en- &otte eller at
Ser rnoatte ligge Ell opo @uu10 %begrnpet, iom for
pelte0e 9uftet. sogen for6ol0t Jig %ir1iolertio 11oget
an0erle0es. Sophie bap0e ingel1 8elfco funnel gipe
bant ON SEN Gaffe Hapirer, ban bapoe gipet ganle
@felter Salt / 6orparing og be6et bam inOn1nre ct
Steo / @liet, men fun betro @eraneligbe6e1 til
Sopbte. Sen gan1les Slpube0 / set iiolte Mar lpn=
ts at bape bragt bam oenne Sag / 6orglemmehe.
Sen liblte Sag, ban epe0e, ipntes ban bel at babe
bapt noget 6%enn1eligt at betro benoe; men bpao
Set bar, fl1nhe bun paa inge1 Maooe begri6e. San
bau0e logt> at brn lf1lbe si0e rbpor 8orger1nelte=
rens @u116 laa %begraoet" = bo,1 bao6e un111ret
@rapen og lat ct Mo11l1mert oeroper" men ban
~ wv vi Ib SSA1Sr - ~ JtI JlOOt b@t&kuSNI
Set for 6antaHer 11oe1 al Setp0nirg.
Gbrilte1 @lof bapoe fun gjort ct f(pgtigt @e=
f%ien0tfab tneo Sc Eapirer, ban bap6e %fraliitet Sen
beoragerlfe 8orgermelter. Saa 1neget bapoe ban
fun feet, at 11ogle al 6e1n pioneoe ON l%tr6eril9b,
@eltiffelier og flere ilette Streger. Sc bop6e lben
Spipl oeret beten1te til at tilirtetgieres eller n1aafe
l%rarere til at true an6re mes, ser bar %inopifle0e /
@orgerr1elterel1s 8eoragerier og mu1ligen fu,10e baue
Hapirer / GGnoe, Bporle0 Sc fnn0e lfa6e BAN.
9isie Nupirer bap6e 8lof oite tnnft paa og 11n0er=
ti0c1 b%e6reibet Jig Bette SSnogreb Ell Nan0s pri=
bote @en11neligbe0er, lom %rigtignof bar Ell Slp11=
gel, men 0pg fife 6erfor itu0 UNDER Sans %e11fpili=
ton. ut Don / lin SSper bapoe grebet SEN bee
&affe, 4ppori Sc %forfalifeoe @egninger laa, og at
ban por rciit bort uoe1 rigtig at u%n0erigge alt,
bnao sen in0ebol0t, ~ bap0e ban %ltgeleoes for
trl1ot. San bap0e to Gangs brer1t paa lin l1oen-
l%anosreiie, at baa bolot ct fort %beifrepet Eapir meo
mango l1n6erlfrtfter / lin &aan0, og at ser ito0 Ell
%fren1neo Mano peo ba11s SIDE og pegeoa mes ct
ltrengt 8Iif berpaa. Set par ifrepet ct Sprog,
lorr bn1 fife foritoO; ba1 ban0e feet ct Nopn 6eri,
lorn bar fam befierbt men JONI ban life ii6e11
fl1noe erinore. ge1 forefom set bonn, at set bar
gntilies 6omilienap11, Strgm. Set o11eoe bonn, at
ct 1aooant Gof1nrnt fnn6e bore / fin Noffe og
rnaaIfe sere al gigtigbeo og peofomn1e g1nilies
6ormue. gelL ba Sen be6ragerife @orgerrneiter bar
~unspege1t, flnoe bel 8eoiier1e for bans 1ette stre=
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-22
THREE KILLED IN
HOTEL FIRE At
NASHUA, n. H.
Death in Each Instance Due to
SaiiOcatiOn
PROPRIETOR BADLY HURT
Aroused All Bot -Four Of His Guests
But Fell From Plaza While
Making His Escape
PROPRIETOR BADLY HURT

Nashua y a.. Nov 22-Three
men are dead and fourth is n the
hospltal in q serious condition as the
result OF inhalng smoke In lre
that burned out the interior OF the
Denton hotel. lodging house on
Denton street. near the union station
al Nashua, y H.. Yesterday
The dead
Harry l.. Corey. unmarried. pa
per worker
Patrick OBrieu. 60. paper worker
leaves a family in Lowell. Mass.
James Mcclure. 80. a Boston and
Maine brakeman.
Patrick Murray. another ledger IN
the hotel, was overcome by smoke
lot viii recover. The fire when dis
covered had attained great Roadway
ID evidently originated, according TO
the nremen. Ia the hotel office, al
though Dennis O'Neil. proprietor OF
the house. said yesterday that he is
positive that the fire was set from
the inside O'Nel was awakened by
the smell OF smoke and dressing has
tiiy. started to investigate. AS he
opened the door TO his room he found
that the halls were filed with smoke
ONeil rushed through the halls
knocking on the doors OF the rooms
where the eleven dodgers were sleep
ing and all but four OF the guests
we're aroused In lime to escape. The
fre had harmed of the stairways ant
cut on escape by this avenue O'Nei
after rousing the dodgers stepped on
on the roof OF the piazza but slipped
and Tell 10 the ground, severely In
iuring his back. Death In all three
cases was due 20 sufOcation b!
smoke. As the chemical engine o
tue Nashua hre department was re
spending TO The alarm, the vehicle
skidded crashed into lamp pos
ana Driver Richard r. Hallisey wa
thrown from his seat sustaining
fractured ankle and O badly spraine'
shoulder An estimate after the hr
placed the property loss at onl
$4,000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-22
FalNk RENoMlNAreo
North Adams Mayor Wins In Largely
Attended Caucus

North Adams. Nov 22-Mayor
Charles l. Frink OF North Adams was
last evening nominated for second
term in cauouses unprecedented In
North Adams In point OF attendance
and exceeding by 300 or more votes
the record breaking oaucuses OF the
republican party Of last year Mayor
Frlnk again defeated his opponent
OF last year. Or. Wallace Il. Brown
winning By 6s majority. DR.. Brown
last might carried three wards OF the
seven. 1. and 3. as against only
eard 2. his home ward, last year. He
cut down the majority from $40 TO 6s
In spite OF the tact that he was con.
testing with an opponent who had a
record OF one year In Office as his
platform.
Never in the history OF North AID.
ans has a second term been denied a
mayor either In nomination or cleo
ton and Dr. Browns friends consider
the tremendous reduction In the vote
az indicative Of possible victory,
should be consent to again run on
nomination papers. as he did last
year. after being defeated for the
nomination Al that line II was
charged that large percentage OF
democrats voted In the republican
caucuses and this year the charge
vas repeated Il was noticeablethal
the mayor, a republican. had his lar
gest malorities In the two stronl
democratic .gnrIs of the city 4 and
O. a Frink majority OF 81 in ward
last year vas turned TO a Brown
majority OF eight last night. while q
majority for Brown last year OF p
IA 2 his home ward. was increased
10 20. and he carried ward 3 which
went for Frlnk last year. by a ma
lority OF four In the other foul
wards OF the city the majorities oil
his opponents were cut deeply.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-22
BOSWORTH D|DN'T 7.
LIKE TESTIMONY
OF WITNESS
Alleged Murderer Created Scene
In Court at Burlington
SlLeNCED BY JUDGE HALL
Housekeeper at Hotel Where Crime
Was Committed Tainted on
Witness Stand

Burlington, Nov. 22.--The second
day of the trial of Arthur Bosworth
on the charge of killing Mae Labelle
at Essex Junction June 4, was mark.
ed today by several dramatic incid-
ents, not the least of which was the
Identification of the young girls
clothing By her father, George La
belle and her sister, Mrs Blanche
Vanderbilt, moments that made an
impression on the spectators, the col
lapse of a witness on the stand and
the sudden rousing OF the prisoner
from his indifferent state when he
muttered rapidly, incoherent senten-
ces to the court and was only silenc-
ed when Judge Hall raped sharply
on the bench and commanded the
prisoner to say no more.
Bosworth's sudden outburst came
near the close of the afternoon SEES
sion when the defense had placed its
first witness on the stand in the eli.
fort to prove insanity. Tn witness
an attendant at the state hospital, was
relating some trouble he had had
with Bosworth while the latter waF
under observation at Waterbury
when the prisoner suddenly reused
himself and began muttering rapidly
| There was stir in the court room
as Judge Hall commanded Boswortf
TO be silent and the prisoner only
muttered the louder.
stop that ordered the court
Don't you utter another word"
The sheriff started toward the pri
soner but he was not needed as Bos
worth relapsed into silence.
Bosworth's trial is moving rapidly
The state rested its case at four o
clock this afternoon and the defens
will be insanity.
The witnesses for the state, test
fed one after another. OF threat
made against the Labelle girls liz
by Bosworth and eye-witnesses tol
OF the shooting when Bosworth pu
five bullets into his victims body I
rapid succession
Walter b. Fiske, station agent 0
Essex Junction, was the star witnes
and told OF his capture OF Boswort
after the shooting.
One after another the witnesse
: pointed toward Bosworth sitting b
/. tween his attorneys and dentihe
him as the man who did the killing
Margaret Daley, housekeeper
I Johnson's hotel where Bosworth wa
3 employed said Bosworth had aske
I her If people in Vermont were han
8 ed She also heard Bosworth mute
1 ing to himself and saying he woul
l. get REVENGE" This witness fainte
y while on the stand and was not T
e called.
d George Labelle. father of the des
e girl. identified a raincoat with Il,
G bullet holes in II and a dress, as Il
l. clothing worn by his daughter
The case will probably go to Il
|. jury by Thursday as the evidence
c being introduced rapidly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-22
RECORD BUCK OF SEASON
Shot in SALISBURY by Ernest Elwell
and Weighed 337 Pounds

Ernest Elwell has the record this
season for big deer, his buck which
was killed in SALISBURY weighing
337is pounds Several bucks that
will weigh over 800 pounds have
been reported this season but the an
imal killed by Elwell tops the list.
Few and incomplete reports have
been received from the hunters in
Arlington so far this season but
word was received here this fore.
noon that the three Percy boys and
William Sears would return to the
village from that town tonight with
buck apiece.
William Holt and Fred Morrison
have returned from a hunting trip in
the vicinity of Mr.. Morrison's former
home, Saxton's River. They brought
home a small buck killed by Mr. Nor
rlson.
Homer A. Lyons who went into
camp at the Martin cabin when the
season opened has secured a buck
weighing about 100 pounds.
One OF the fortunate hunters oil
the present week is Thomas Bump
an employee in the composing room OF
the Evening Banner, who secured a
good buck In the town of Pownal.
According to /. NJ. Bentley the hun
tiers In Sandgate have had rather
poor luck this year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-22
DELIGHTFUL MUSICALE
At Home Of Mrs. w. r. Mattlson,
North Bennington

The ladies of the Bennington Maya
zine club with gentlemen and friends
were entertained at the home OF one
of their members, Mrs Walter X.
Mattison OF North Bennington Tues
day evening.
A musicale served to furnish the
entertainment and the program con
sisted of solos on the player-piano,
with readings by Mrs. Halle Phillips
Gilchrist of Arlington. The music
was enough varied in selections to
give a variety to that part OF the
entertainment, and the readings by
Mrs. Gilchrist were so well received
that she responded to hearty en-
cores.
At the conclusion of the program,
the guests were invited to refresh
themselves from a generous bowl OF
fruit punch in the dining room, after
which other refreshments were ser
we'd. After spending social hour
the party returned on special car at
eleven o'clock Over forty were
present and a very enjoyable even
ing was passed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-22
PLEA TO BE SELF DEFENSE

New York. Nov. 2i.-Ethel Conrad
and Lillian Graham, the show girls
who are charged with having shot
and painfully wounded w Il. d. Stok.
es, owner of the Ansonia hotel, in
their apartment several months ago,
will appear for trial before the Su.
preme court tomorrow. According
to attorneys for the defendants the
young women will plead that they
fired at Mr.. Stokes In self defense.
The prosecution viii hold that Mr..
Stokes was shot because he refused
to be blackmailsd by the young wo.
men.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-22

THREE TIMES FOR ROCHE
Manchester Man Arrested While Ser
wing Out Sentence for lntoxlcatlon

William Roche of Manchester, era
zy drunk, was lodged in Jail yester-
day for the third time during the
past 80 days. Roche was brought
here some time ago from Manchester
to serve a ten days sentence for in
toxication. Upon the completion of
his term he was released but before
night, acquired a raving jag and 1t
took a couple of officers and two cit
liens to put him behind the bars.
For his second offense Roche was
sentenced by Municipal Judge E. H.
Holden to 80 days. Sheriff Godfrey
put Roche at work on the new Mas
onic temple in process of construc-
ton on Main street where he had
been steadily employed until yester-
day afternoon when he again began
to show symptoms of booze. A rig
from Taylor's livery and an officer
landed Roche, kicking and fighting,
in Jail again.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-22
ART MASTERPIECES
FOR BENNINGTON
GRADED SCHOOL
Plan to Purchase Reprints Of
Famous Works
FUND OF $500 REQUIRED
Teachers Will Raise one-HaIf During
Present Year-Benefit at L.
brary Hall
FUND OF $500 REQUIRED

About twelve years ago a local art
club cooperating with school officials
replaced the cheap chromos and cray.
on portraits Of popular superintend-
ents and prominent members Of for
mer school boards with a few we'll
chosen reprints of famous works of
art. Some six years later by means
of an art exhibit and the generosity
of certain citizens nearly $3.50. was
raised and expended for high class
pictures for school room decoration.
Since that time very few additions
have been made. Recently an art
course has been formulated for the
grades and the History of Art added
Continued on last page)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-22
IN
COMP ANY ARE
ADJUSTED
Bottum & Torrance Co. Affairs
Cleared
Mr.. BOTTUM MADE PRESIDENT
The Holden Family Sells Stock Blu
Gives Company Strong Credit
Backing

The troubles between the stock
holders of the Bottum & Torrance
company have been amicably settleu
and every citizen of Bennington mas
reason to be pleased. The basis OF
settlement is fair to all concerned.
Fred l.. Bottum and A. M. Tor
rance of Bennington and Clarence l..
Gardner of North Adams have bought
the stock of the Holden family from
Arthur ]. Holden, acting Tor hlmsen
and the other heirs of the late John
S. Holden Included in the transfer
are also 1853 shares owned by Harry
C.. Roster. The total number OF
shares transferred is 1915 out OF the
1000 shares of the company Messrs.
Bottum and Torrance already owned
over 700 shares of stock.
The directors held a special meet
ing Tuesday evening at which A. M.
Torrance resigned as president and
A. J. Holden as treasurer Fred Il.
Bottum was elected president, A. M.
Torrance vice president, and Car
ence L. Gardner treasurer. The va
cancies on the board OF directors
were filled by the election OF Frank
B. Pope and Clarence l.. Gardner. A.
]. Holden remains on the board OF
directors and the Holden estate re
news the notes that enable the com
pany to go ahead with ample
financial backing.
The new owners of the Holden
stock paid 20 per cent down and
hypothecate the stock to the Holder
estate as security for the stock anc
notes which the company owes th'
estate. Mr.. Holden has signed al
agreement to join with the other par
ties in having the receivership ended
and the settlement Is complete anC
amicable. Messrs Bottum, Torrance
Pope and Gardner get the control o
the business while the interests o
Mr.. Holden, Mr.. Roster and the Hol
den estate are protected by holdlni
two thirds of the stock as collatera
security
The amicable settlement is directl
5 due to the efforts Of the board o
I trade and particularly to the CON
mittee and citizens who raised tn
5 money to buy lot for new factor
: for Bottum & Torrance. Thi
4 promptness and public spirit on tn
part OF the citizens of Benningto
I and the prospect that the firm an
5 the business were TO be permanent
d divided with result that must {
: course be problematic resulted !
+ rendering both parties open to con
u nrOmiga and the result Is a COmDlet
d and friendly settlement. 1t is a goo
, illustration of the effect of unite
public effort. The citizens in TIL
d way and, as 1t turns out, without b.
G ing called upon to pay the none
e they subscribed have brought abol
the most desirable result of havin
e the business go ahead with clea
Is path Naturally they will be II
more willing to help next time.