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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
@eredtfertigte Mncrfennmng.

Naditeben0es BON @iuiam S. Mc=
Combs, &oriiber 0es 0emofratilben
Matiol1ol= Counties, aus Seem Sort urt=
term 25. October 1912 0atirtes, an
SEN 9(dtb. 0aniel IS. 9amler in ct.
SAUL, Minn., geridtetes S6reiben
ipridt fir lt6 ielblt, rnS es meroen
oarin sic boben @er0ienite anerfannt,
sic ST.. 2amler it6 ais edter0 emofrot
I'M leire Eartei geiammelt fat. Dos=
ielbe lal1tet in lteberi ebung mie folgt:
u9ls 9eominirter ser 0emofratii6en
@artei fiir 5os Ser. 5taoten Sena=
torenamt in Minneiota m0dte i6
nar1te11s ser nationalen 9emofratie
Sbnen meilpe beiten @iinide in ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

! 4olitif@e Mn5et8en. :
BEZAHLTE
BUR State Don 10 Gents per 3eile.
3nr Stcncr Scr @abrbeit.

0o @err q. 81. utebt> weldyer in
Ser Gorlpabl ais &anOi0at fir 0as
Observation-Disclosures 0es 51peiten pom
81. ienntoriellen Diitritt gegen S
@enrp Don Mlbanp unterlog, Nun mie=
DER inn 6eloe lit, tint mit Sen ioge-
,1a,t1ten uStiderS" Sic Stimmen fir
sic Overwhelmingly SIT ergalten, un0
Neil Dor ser @prmaN Sic &erleum=
Dung perbreitet mupoe, oaB Serr S.
@e,rrp Elm So5ialiit lei un0 nit 60
5ialilten arbeite rno oa 0ieie 9iige
ibm idypn lei ser @ormaM 0as Ser
trol,er pieler Stim1tgeber genomnen
bat, rlro neil oieie 9iige pieueidt in=
mer nod leine Madlmirtung inter SEM
g%elneine>1 @olfe fat, 10 erflaren mir,
cie S%eeliprger ser @emeitrSe Mlba1re,
Gab SEER Snbn @elrp nad uni erm
belte1 @illen niemals etmas mit Sen
So5ialilten Sit tbltn botte, 6ob er me6=
rere11 fatboliid)en @ereinen angeb0rt
1r1o iih 1tets oils praftiider &otbolif
ge5eigt hot. - Mn5eige.
Mep. Mnoreas Straltb, 8 g. g.,
Efarrer.
@ep. Mlto @ulter, 8. 9. g.,
Miliitent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

folnmen, unparteiiid in iu0i5ieqe CT
magrng 5iebt. Sn ser Sbat mar
er 10 gere6t, ooB, mie mir neriteben,
or ME frittitrt mur6e, 1pas je%0enfals
mertuir0ig lit. Sein itrenger Salt
liegt in Ser 5batiade, 6ob er progrei=
iio lift uno ME in irgen6 elmer @eiie
nit elmer ser groBen @orporationen
ODER ipe5iea pripilegirten Sntereiien
in @erbin0atng itano, Ste fir ptele
Sabre bei6e politti6en Harteien So
uno 5u 6ominiren periud=
ten, un0 alle 8eamten fir Sas @olf
al1s5umablen, Sic &idter eingeldloi :
len. @ir fins itarf 5n @ltniten ser
@abl Ses &idters @anam inns bof=
fen, 5aB sic gtimmgeber Sic les
Goa1ntp sic @anolungsmeiie Ser
Ser 5timmgeber 6es 5taa=
tee glttgebeiBen mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

JleprQ lenlQ1n1ett u~Oefla1leA Ulteu, NlLU
Ga fur5 nad STRENGTHENING 6es
@eiebes ein miin0lides l1eberet1forn=
men abgeleben bon Ser &urtei> 5mi=
iten Sen @eiddftsleuten pon ct.
Glou0 un0 oaoeren utr0 ser 8emob=
nern BON 8enton County -getroffen
mur0e, 1em 5ufolge Der Stearrs
@ountp-Sbeil beS geran1ten 0iitrifts
Sen 5taots ienator ul1o 8enton County
sen &eprai entanten er1tetr1te1 ioQ, un5
6a gemdB oieie les ltebereinfommenS
un6 6eS miin0liden @eritan0niiies
0ieier @ebrau6 b~eibebalten mur0e bis
5u Ser gegen1partigem Set; utp0 30
Benton County ge%genmartig 5mei
@an6i0aten fir 6as &epraientanten=.
amt fat, Sic redtmabig pom golfe
nominirt m1rben uno in @e5ug anf
6abigfeit inns Qualification 5ur
8olfs1nteritiibung bere6tig itn0, mo
Elm 6rttter Gan5ioat iib ielbit in's
Sells gebradt fat, ntbt 0ur6 Sic Mo-
minotiom ser Eortei lon0ern als eth
l1nabbdngiger in ser &erion Ms
@bos. 81. Gilman bon ct. glolt6, 10
lit btermtt
8eidloiien bon sen Mitglie6ern ser
@an6elsfommer BON Sauf &api0s,
0oB, I'M Sen fir SOS Observation-Disclosures
amt BON 0en @etpobnern 6eg1gan5er
3iitriftS ebrli6 Nomintrten, s.. S,
Coates 1nb 81 g. Carlton, gereM SIT
mer5en, mir Sic &an0i0atltr 6es @bas.
81. Gilman als ridt am Blabe ur0
int @toeripru6 nit Sem @ebrau6
inns ser oben angefiibrten l1ebereinz
itimmurg iteben1 eradtet un6 0aB,
falls @err Gilman ermab1t mer0en
lolte, 8enton County ie6me0er Ser
tretltng III ser Staatslegislatltr 6nr6
iein eigenes goIf beral1bt u1o 8enton
County bon Ser 2egtslatur &arte gang
un6 gar tpeggetuii6t lei. @etterbin
befdloiien, 6aB es Sic Mnii6t 6teier
&orperidaft lit, 5aB ieSer 5timmgez
Der III 8enton County un6 ie0er
Stimmgeber in Sem Stearns County
5beile 5es Diftrifts, tpel9er redtuGz,
Bige lofale &ertretlnw fir ie5en Sbeil
1es genannten 0iitrtfts tpiini6t
fir einen ser .Benton Gountp
Nominirten a1 5. MoDember
obne &iidiidt o1f Sic parteiliden &C.
fiible itimmen ioM, in6em feline &ar=
teifrage borliegt, urto mir iino Set
lteber5eugrng, 5aB Soiepb $. Coates
Ser ONT be1t befdbigte Mominirte BON
Benton County lit. SIM Mon1en Ses
Sal1f @opios Commercial Club.
@. 6. Norter,
emil &nrr,
@bas. &efn5l. it,,
@omrite.
Gaiiirt in Ser am 1928 October
1912 geboltenen Ser ammlung. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

cabbage cine ernite 8etradtung 3a
mi0men. @oraus lei geiagt, BOB ale
6rei adn6toaten ser groBen Narteien
M6nner bon ebrenbaftem Gbarafter
iin6, Die feit int Gimme baben, sic
Eflidten Ser boben 5telung, mern
ermablt, ,qh &raftem 81 erfullen. gs
lit aber mebr als ebrenbafter @baraf-
ter 51 elmer erfolgretden M6miniitra-
ton notbig. Man ml1B eiren beitimm-
ten Elan, cine &idtidnur un5 grfab-
rumg ba6elt in ben groben% ,nationalen
Sitltationen, a1n0 muB miiien, mie 5en=
idlben 51 begegnen, uno muB i'm
5tan6e iein, 6as @edte inns SOS ln<
rebte ianeu gu unterideioen. &l1r5
gel agt, ser Yraiioent muB Elm Stats
mann fetn.
@elder ser 0rei &anoiooten beltbt
Die notbigen gtgenidaften? 9aft
ni6t, 6enn er fat oies in 6en letten
Sabren 1eutlid bemieien, r1ro 5as
goff mir0 ibn, troy iei1rer &0perfule,
ais gu letdt fir sen &lab fin5en.
Ser 0empfrattid)e &an6ioat, SSH
Jon, par @oltberneur bon Seem Serlep
mabreno Sen Iebten 5pei Sabren un6
! Sdsulmeiiter, bepor er ertp6blt mmr0e.
gr :bnt ME Elm arpSeres offentltdyes
Mntt befleihet, lpar ME in Ser 2egis=
latur nod im &ongreB. gs lit pobl=
befannt, roB S6ulmeiiter ielten quite
5tuatsman1er fins, 6enn ibr @ilien
fommt aus @udern, 6ogegen mltB sic
praftiiGe Staatsmiiienihaft aus sem
oollen Menihenleben> int nmgang init
Gent &olfe %erler11t mer6eM semi MIR
5anm erfent1t man Sic 3uitdn5e 0es
@olfes inns feline @eoiirfniiie. @il=
IONS grfabrlnngen fins alio nedt BE-
idratft, 6em Ole @oltpernel1rsiteme
zines 10 fleinen Stoates mie Seem
Seriep gfbt nentg @eleaenbeit CUR gr=
Iangung ser elben. Man fann nllo
geidts mebr BON ibm iagen, als 6aB
er biellei6 ein gutter @rdii6ent
iein 1pir5. fat aber tpenig @ruto gu
5ieier @ebauptung. 6erner muB man
beoenten, 5ab er nabri6eitrlid nit Ell
trem repltblifanii6en @ongreB 5u tbun
bnben mfrs, Ser MIR tpenig M6t auf
Cite gmpfeblungem zines 6emofrati=
ifen &rdiiSenten geben mirS.
@etradten mir Sagegen sen oritten
&an0i0aten, Sbeo6or &ooi eDelt, ouf=
geiebt BON Ser %progreiiipen Nartei.
Sier' baben mir einep Mann, be1Ien
@erfe in Ger @%ergangenbeit rei9li9
fir Die 3ufunft biirgen. .Seit mebr
oenn 5tpan5tg Snbren in 0ffentli@et
SteQungen bat er iein ganses S6af=.
fen nit Grfolg gefr0rt uno ft6 aIs
e6ter @olfsmam betpieien, ser sic
6abigfeit beiibt feline Hldne 0urd5u=
ieben. Ser gebdiii9e @ieSeritan0
ieitens ser reiden &orporatione1r uno
Ser ge1perbsmaBigen Holittfer benefit
i6lageno, 6uB er ibnen nidt in Sen
&ram paBt. l1n6 mie idren murSen
ibre berlalm6eriidyen Ml1s iagen 2ii=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
Mdjtmns, stimmseber bes ~. 1esis>
latiuen 9titrifts.

81 es ser @e5rau6 bei0er poltti=
id)er 9orteien im AZ. legislatioen 81
Itrift felt Ser STRENGTHENING ser Der
baltniBmabiigen @ertbeilung bon
1897 1par, SAB ser 5tearns County
Sbeil 0es genannten DiitriftS fir SOS
Senutorenamt nominirt urc ermablt
mer0en jon, l1n5 oem 8enton County
5beil immerfort 0os Muhteuen zines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

gen geitraft. seine 66einoe fIuiterten
namlid, baB er Elm @roBipreber, TO-
gar Elm Seigling uno Grunfenbolo
lei, 6oh oas feige Mttentat arf iein
2eben 5u Mfqtpaalfee bat ieinen Mutb
u>o ieine 5urbtloiigteit beuieien uno
bat ferner feitgeiteM, bob feline sc.
iun0beit I'M better 3uitanb tpar, nn6
oab er fein u1:m1biger Grinter lei.
Sic @abrbait lit, 6ab ct Elm ebren-
6after, braper Manm lit, Ser in ieinem
Gbarafter 10 redt sic belten gigers
i&aften bat, sic ibm BON ieinen fol-
lanoi1d,en 8orelterm ubertragen muir
Sen, uno sic BON 3eutiden b%eionoerS
geebrt mer0en: er lit lt1termiiolih tbdd~
tfig, nu6tern, inner idroden uro lieut.
ielig; Ser g%ep0b1lide Munn mir6 10
ber5li6 empfangem mie ser reide ooer
beriibmte. SSn ieinem Eripatleben lit
er mie ser 1eutiGe, fat cine groBe
6anlilie un0 lit ein liebepoGer un6
poriorgliGer @atte un5 Gater.
Sdon uls iunger Mann muroe er
in sic 9egislotrr BON Seem Sort &C.
mablt, un0 trat fraftig fir sic @edte
Ses Bottles in Die Sbramfen. giner
ieiner eriten grfolge mar Elm @e=
ieb, melhes pie groben Senenterts=
@dauler geiunoer un6 feueriiderer
modte. AIs er ipdter @oIi3ei=&om=
miiiar Ser Sta0t Seem Sort pur0e,
perfolgte er ftrdtlos Sic @auner uno
@rabider uno er1porb iid) oermaBer
Sic Entertaining unS 3anfbarfeit Ses
goltes, SoB ct 541m @ouperneur oes
Stoates ermah1t tpur6e.
Ser ipaniide &rieg bemog i'm, Sem
&aterlan0 in @uffen gu 6ienetr, u1ro
eier fdmpfte er als Sber1t Ger ioge=
mnnten u&altbem Setter" toSesmutbig
aegen Sic ipaniiGen Srl1ppen in Gu=
ba. Ma6 Gem &riege trat er ioglei6
mieSer in oas politiide 2eben uno
mrr6e 8ioe=Eraii5ent in Me&inleD's
5peiter COMMUNICATION. Die &u9el
Ges Merdelmoroers @5olgosc5 raffte
Ser eeIen @c4inlep meg uno &ooie
belt murce Saourd Of ieiner Stelung,
sum Erdiibenten erboben. Seine
6einSe tebaupten NUN, 6ies ionte fir
ieiren eri ten Gerntin ge5ablt mer0en,
0od lit cine iolde 8ebauptung ldder=
lih. benn 6as amerifaniI6e @olf
mdblt ieine @rdiicenten 5urd SEN
@abl5ettel a1n5 ni6t 6ur6 sic @ugel.
gel Mntretung ieiner rel,en Ste0lltng
erflGrte er Sent 8olte, 6aB ct sic @e=
gierung i'm @eiite 6es @%eritorbener
u1o nab Seiien Mniidten fiibren mer=
sc, utr6 er that 6ies getreuli@. Sn
1904 mar er 5as eritemal @o16i0ot
fir 6os &rdit0enteramt, un6 aplrroe
nit elmer rieligen Mebrbeit uber Ear=
fer errp4blt. Scum begann er Sic &e=
gieru11g na9 ieinen eige11en Mniidten
51 leiten, inns iogor ieine 6einSe mill
len ansrfenner1, 6aB feline Momtniitra<
ton ols Sic erfolgreihite ieit Sem
&iirgsrfrtege gebalten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
Mn sic Gtimmgeber bes 81. ienatp=
rtellcm 9titrtft.

9ls 0emofratilder Garoioat fir
,oas &eprai entantenbol1s INT erer Sc
,gislatl1r erlltd}e t6 1T Mdtung I'M
Cure Stimmen bel ser fommen0en
@abl. Mls ser %bisberige Snbober
Sic les Mmtes babe i@ IN getreuer
@eiie periudt, 0ielem Diitrift gu oie=
lrer1, inns nit ser @rfobrung, Sic ib
mir ermorber, CLAUDE ib, noA mirf=
ian1erer in ser 3ufunft 5u ieir, lol1te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
Sic beporitebenbe &raiibententpabl.

Sour Elm flrraer 8eitro1m bis gu ser
beronnnben0en @raiioenbenpabI, Ole
an @idtigfeit eine bobe Stellut1g ein-
nimmt, 0enm bos @elultot miro etnen
,beoeuten6en gimflub ouf 9ie 8ufl1nft
IS 1T 6nEer an Nlabe, Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

id @;1re l1nteritiibung an Sen @abl=
urnen mieoer ge11ieBen. Meire bef=
tighten 6eim0e baben mib ME Ser
@ernadlaiiigung meiner &fli6ten
%ge5ieben. S6 m0bte biermit meinen
Can't eritatten fir Sic mir btsber er=
mteienen gbren, unb 5ugleid 1as
@eripreden geben, 6uB, fails i@ mte=
Ser gemablt mer0e, i6 nod better 8e
fabigung @l16 meme Dienite mi0men
meroe. MdtungSpon
s. 6. Mlinette,
@auf Centre, Minn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02
TO AMEND DISCIPLINE
Methodlsts Prepare Change In Their
Attitude Toward Amusements

Kingston. ~ Y. April IA decided
innovation in Methodism was decided
on by the New York Methodist Epis.
copal Conference today, when It adop.
ted memorial to DO presented to the
general conference asking that Meth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Miss Catherine MCGEE of Dewey st.
is ill.
Easter post cards, all prices one
cent, six for five, up to 25c at Evans.
Mrs. Emma Alden went Monday to
visit relatives in Portchester, N. Y. (
Miss Velma Elwell has returned |
from visit with friends in Shafts
bury.
Mrs Kate Brant 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Winterstein
OF Schenectady
Miss Irene Graves is spending a
few days with her sister, Miss Sallie
Graves in Troy.
Usher Meyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Meyer, has returned from a rev
days stay in New York.
E. e. Hart has returned from
Springfield, Mass, where he has been
visiting his son, Ned Hart.
Orison Shippey who has been visit
! ing his parents on Congress street,
| has returned to his duties at Conway,
Mass.
Easter novelties of all kinds at
Evans. Largest and most varied
line ever shown in Bennington. Come
in and browse around.
l.. f. Abbott and daughter Mrs. S.
II. Blackmer are expected to return
this evening from Atlantic City where
they have been for two weeks.
Miss Harriet Ramsey, teacher of
music and drawing in the public
schools, has returned from her home
at Hartford Conn, where she passed
the spring vacation.
Fred Graves, who has been spend
ing the spring vacation with his faith
err, f. o. Graves, will return Wednes
day to his studies at the Vermont
Academy at Saxtons River.
II. II. Harmon who resides on the
North Bennington road and who has
been i'll for some time of pneumonia
has made no progress toward recoy
cry during the past two days and his
condition is far from favorable,
BY special request of several Of
the regular patrons of the Foresters
hall dances, a social dance will be
held Easter Monday night in Fores
ters hall Donnelly's orchestra o.
eight men will furnish music Admis
sion 25c.
Every dog-owner who doesn't SO
cure his license this afternoon viii
be compelled to pay So instead OF the
regular 81 fee. Inasmuch as the las
day of March fell on Sunday the dos
owners were given an extra day il
which to slide in under the 81 limit,
Holy Week service tonight at tn,
Second Congregational chapel Brief
address by the pastor "a Certain
Young Man; Courage and Faith IL
, the Bystander" Mrs. Georgian'
Austin Eldred will sing. Hour o
S worship 1880. All will be welcomed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02
NORTH BENNINGTON

James Peters of West SALISBURY
is in town today.
Amos Johnson of Maple Hill was
in town Saturday.
Miss Belle Durkee is spending a
few days in Troy.
DIR. Dean and wife Of South Shafts
bury are in the village.
George Cole of North Adams visited
relatives in town Saturday.
Miss Jennie Leggln spent Sunday
at her home in Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sisson of White
Creek are in town today.
Clark LOOMS of SALISBURY is in
the village today on business.
Elmer Amidon of SALISBURY was
in town Saturday on business.
Horace Galusha of Center Shafts
bury was in the village Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells w. White spent
Sunday with relatives in Bennington.
Guy Farnsworth has been spending
sometime at his home on West street.
A. c. Torrance of Bennington visit
ed at the home OF Edgar Mattison on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Hewitt OF
Eagle Bridge spent Sunday with rela-
tives in town.
Samuel Tacey OF South SALISBURY
has purchased the Huling property on
West and School streets.
The Misses lockwood of Benning
ton were over Sunday guests OF their
sister. Mrs. Jesse Durham.
William Stevens has moved his
family from Greenwich street to the
yelling tenement on Prospect street
Hyde Barber has moved from tn,
Allen house on West street TO the EN-
erette Mattison house in the northern
part of the town.
The Young Peoples society OF tn,
Baptist church will hold maple su
gar social in the church parlors OF
Friday evening All are cordially in
vited.
Mrs. Charles Il. Galusha of Ben
nington and Mrs Mary Mattison o.
Buffalo visited their aunt, Mrs. Yer
ona Mattison Of Upper Main stree
last week
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held next Wed
nesday evening at 1880 o'clock at tn,
home OF Mrs. A. 5. Hathaway OF
West street The program is II
charge OF Mrs. Myra Endress. Every
body will be welcome whether mem
bers Of the union or not.
The remains OF Charles Brufle
We're brought to North Bennington
for burial Saturday afternoon from
his late home in Petersboro, New
Hampshire. The body was accom-
panied by his wife and delegation
from Wigwam Of Nubanusit, Trib,
No. a of Red Men OF which he was
member A burial service was helt
lat the grave The floral offerings
i from the societies and from tn,
shops where he was employed wer,
beautiful. MIR. Bruffer was the sol
OF the late Deacon George A, Bru1el
OF this place.
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odist discipline be amended as to
amusements, by striking out reteren-
ces TO dancing, card playing and the
afro attendance. and substituting
therefor the expression that Metho-
dists shall not take any diversions
(which we cannot take in the name
of the Lord Jesus"
The conference also decided by a
vote of 1926 to SO to ask the general
conference to restore the five year
time limit for pastors, in spite OF
strong opposition led by Chancellor
Day of Syracuse University and pas
tors of the metropolitan churches.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02
JAMES S. SILK
Contractor and Builder
Office and Workshop
1872 w est M in Street
Estate OF Columbus Huling

SrATE OF VERMONT. The Honor
> District of Bennington. ~ able Probate
Court for the District Aforesaid
To all persons Interested In the estate of
Columbus Huiinn, late ~ Remington IN said
DISTRICT deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the g3rd.
DAY Of April, next for examining Hlnl allowing
the account OF G. yelling Thatcher Admin.
strntor. OF the estate of said deceased and
fnr n decree Of the residue Of said estate
to the lawful claimants Of the same. and
ordered that public notice thereof be given 60
an per sons intercNcd In said estate 10y publish
lng this order three weeks euccessivcly previous
to the day assigned In the Bennington Evening
banner. = newspaper published at llenning.
ton In said District.
THEREF0RE, you are hereby notified 10 ap.
pear ~ the Probate once IN Bennington IN
said District on the day assigned then aud
there 10 contest the allowance OF said account
u you 80 cause, and TO establish your right ~
heirs. legatees aud awful claimants 10 said
residue.
GIyEs uNuEn NY HAND, this 10 day of
April 1912.
GRACE D. noLT. Register.
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To Whom It May Concern.

AT a meeting of the UNDERSIGNED.
contractors of Bennington W. helu
April 1st., 1912, it was voted, after que
consideration OF the demands OF the
local Carpenters Union, that we con
tinue the same work day and wage
as prevailed last year, namely, nine
hour day at three dollars per day
Signed:
J. Andrews,
]. s. Silk,
Walter +. Durham,
+. b. Edgerton,
lockwood & Buss,
]. T. Remington,
Theo A. Carpenter a sons
Remington. VT, April l, 1872.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02
NOTICE

The Board of License Commission
ers will meet at the Selectmen's Of
flee in the Village of Bennington at
s o'clock p. m. on the 5th day OF
April 1912 to receive applications to
sell intoxicating liquor in the town Of
Bennington. All applications must
be presented on or before this date.
Applications may be handed to the
clerk of the board at any time before
the 9Th day of April.
Fees for first and second class H.
cense eight hundred dollars ($S0O)
each, third class license two hundred
and fifty dollars (s25O) each.
". A. Wall,
F. s. Pratt,
+. h. Battles,
Commissioners.
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A REGIME for Molasses Cake

Those who are fond OF a moist, flaw
ory cake will find dhis recipe well worth
irving: this cake is favorite with the
children:
one cup New Orleans molasses, Two
scant tablespoons Cottolene, melted, one
cup boiling water, one teaspoon SODA
or saleratus, three cups flour, one table
spoon ginger.
Dissolve the soda or saleratus in a
tablespoon of boiling water, and add II
to the molasses; then add the melte9
Cottolene. boiling water ginger and
flour. Beat until smooth and bake IN.
moderate oven about thirty minutes.
Note the use Of Cottolene-the per-
feet ,shortening-by this famous cooking
expert.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned. do hereby
agree to refund the money on a 30
cent bottle OF 0reene's Warranted Sy.
rup Of Tar n Il fails 10 cure your
cough or cold. We also guara ntee a
20 cent bottle TO provs satisfactory or
money refunded.
Coles Pharmacy. A. s. Hathaway
HARDWOOD Drug Store.
G. r. and A. d. Hawkins.
B. A. Qulnlan. n. &. Woodwork
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02

Henry w. Savage, who by birth is
New Englander, is going to give his
New England friends a treat by send
ing the very same Excuse ihe' com
pany that made such success in
New York and Boston with James
leakage, John j. Kennedy and Ger
aldine O'RrieD
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02

Service in st. Peters church this
evening 1880. The service consists
in the reading of THE Passion" the
singing of the STORY of the Cross
and short meditation subject
Christ before Herod' All are well
come.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02

Mrs. John II. Johnson, colored
aged about So years, died this
morning at her home In Coleville
The funeral will be held Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. B;ev w. Z
Meyer of the First Baptist church of
floating. The burial will be in the
village cemetery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02
HOW ABOUT THAT
NEW EASTER HAT ?

Have you observed that these days
Of charming hat and charming girl
make a mighty attractive combina-
tion?
A photograph of this same combi-
nation dressed in some of our newest
and daintiest styles OF mountings is
not only a splendid idea for Easter,
but almost a necessity for
somebody
The latest, the daintiest, the best
Of everything Photographic to be
seen at our studio. Appointments
made to suit your own convenience,
The CONE Studio MAt tsS ST
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02
NOTICE
CALL FOR BIDS

Knowing that several are interested in the Haytree
homestead located at 2O8 South ST. Bennington VI The
undersigned will receive sealed bids for this property until
noon Thursday April 18th 1912.
This house is two story structure, eXceenty locat-
ed in fine state ofrepar and heated by howater fur
mace The house will be open for inspection Wednesday
afternoons from 400 to o'clock
Terms $780, cash and balance of purchase price
within ten days on transfer of title.
Bids will be opened in presence of Probate Judge
Naturally the property will 60 the highest bidder but the
right is reserved to reject any and all bids.