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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20


 Sunday morning 6 weeks infusion was opened in St. Thomas church by LaSallette fathers of Hartford with q high mass at o'clock. The choir, assisted by w. Ritchotte and A. Mo Guire, v1olins, repeated tho programme rendered on Easter day. During the week services have been held at 5 a. m. and 7.80 ?. m. with sermons in French and English. Religious in- structton was given the children oE the parish daily at a. m. and ( D m, The mission, which is being waE at tended, will close on Sunday
 Opening of sehoola.
 The term opened in tha local sohnoaV on Monday,
 Miss Christina Briggs and Misaes Amelia and Kitty Birracres returned Tuesday to their studies at Baltic academy.
 At New Haven CenVenkiom,
 George r. Briggs ana John N, Lew is attended the republican convention at New Haven Tuesday and Wednss- = day.
 The social given last satursay evs- ling by the entertainment committee of St. Thomas church was very suo- cessfuL Richards orchestra of hvn pieces furnished music, Louis pisne prompted.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
FRANKLIN
Meeting of Home Missionary Society -AshbeI w. Armstrong Wins Gran ite State Bride.


 Miss Mary Bagley has returned to New York after spending several weeks with Mrs. John Brassil.
 Mrs. Fred Armstrong is spending several days in New London.
 Mrs. HermOn A. Gager was 8 Yantic visitor Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry N. Hyde of Will nmantic were guests of local relatives Sunday.
 Mrs. F. L. Tapley of Wfllimantic was a recent guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J, 0. Young.
 Mrs. Bollesby of New Jersey spent few days with MT. and Mrs. Fred s. Armstrong last week
 Herbert Sonners of New York has been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Lu- ther Holton.
 Clifford H. Robinson and Master c. Huntington Robinson were in Norwich Tuesday.
 Successful Surgery on Calf.
 Fred s. Armstrong had a valuable Ayershire calf break it's leg several weeks ago. MT. Armstrong reduced the fracture and the calf is running around.
 The Home Missionary society met with Rev, and Mrs. J. c. Young with quite a large attendance. During the afternoon there were readings on Mis- sion Work at Ellis Island by Mrs. Frank Redwood, Mrs. Erie Mitchell, Miss Grace Vallette and Miss Helen Comager. The solo by Mrs. Lavius A. Robinson was much enjoyed.
 MT. and Mrs. Lavius A. Robinson were in Lebanon on Monday attending the funeral of J. Nelson Geer.
 Mrs. Matilda Weaver of Attleboro Is r14o Fred s. Armstrong.
 To Marry and Live in New Hampshire
 Ashbel w. Armstrong has returned from 8 visit with friends in Massa- chusetts and New Hampshire. MT Armstrong announces his approaching marriage in the early fall and expects to make his home among the hills of New Hampshire.
 George Emerson of WiIlimantic, su- pervisor of the schools here, was in town on Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
LAUREL GLEN

MT. and Mrs Frank s. Palmer at tended church at North Stonington on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Geer spent Sum day in Ashaway.
 BourdGn Geer Is III.
 Mrs. Maria Partelo has been suffer ing from rheumatism for the past few weeks,
 Nathan Main was in Westerly We'd nesday.
 Horace Palmer was in Ashaway on Wednesday,
 Mir. Kimball is working in celarks Falls felting mill.
 Leonard Main of Proctorville Vt. has been visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Main.
 Charles Brown Is tesming for J. P, ClaTeg Won carieFburE,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
ASHWILLETT
Forty DeiIars Dana0o When coalpsAs
 surn-old Mystic Man Injured,


 
 The farmers have begun their FuFanF work A few have peas. early potatoes and onions planted.
 Coalpits Burned,
 One day last week whila Pstsr R. Fmymay and helpers were burning a coalpit the fire broke out and set Ire to the grass and burned over a largo tract of land No damage was done except the burning of two pita valued at about $40. By the help of neigh- bors the fire wss kept from the Nroods on the mountain.
 Vivo, the pet dog of Miss BIu, which recently came from a New York ken mel. fell from 8 wagon while out rid- ing and was run over and hurt quita seriously, A veterinary was called Co attend the animal.
 Nearly Cut Foot oR. stephen c. Campbell, who reaFans sA Old Mystic, while chopping wood Q few days ago, nearly cut his faot of. Ba is staying with his cousin Daniel R Pierce. near Billings pond.
 Fox Gets Early 5rsalSaus. Wednesday morning early a foE caught and took away a draka and duck from Sterry II. Kinnis's yard All of Mir and MrR A. A, Morgan 's sons were at home over Sunday. Mrs, Luther Tanner of El1onk haE passed the danger point in her illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
NORTH STONINGTON
Charles c. Gray Leaves for Tampa McGuirk- surdick Wedding-Ashwii- lett Teacher Resigns.

Rev F. M. Hollister is absent from home on a two weeks vacation. His pulpit was occupied Sunday by Rev. c. 4. Northrop of Norwich Town.
 Starts for Tampa.
 Charles c. Gray left Tuesday for Tampa, Fla, on business connected with the settlement Of the estate of Palmer L. Maine, deceased. Mir, Gray was accompanied by his son, Lyle c. Gray.
 Mrs Frank 4. Thompson attended the Wolnan's Home Mission meeting in Hartford and visited Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Adams at Rockville.
 McGuirk- 5urdiok Marriage.
 Joseph ?. McGuirk of New York city and Miss Christine M. Burdick of this town were married Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
LISBON
Elbow Put Gut of Joint by Fall from Gate-Too Cloudy to View Eclipse.

Mrs. August Hoelck returned to Springfield Monday after a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs c. A. Ken nedy and other relatives here.
 Boy Injured.
 Harold Nell put his elbow out of joint by falling from a gate near the school grounds one day recently.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Palmer, Jr., Of Poquonnoc were recent visitors at Round Hill farm.
 Claire Barber of Waterbury spent the week end at his home here.
 George Bromley is serving as juror at the court of common pleas in Nor wich this week
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Church were call Ing on friends in the southern part of the town Sunday.
 Those who rose early Tuesday morn ing to watch the eclipse were disap pointed to find the sky thickly clouded.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
CLARK'S FALLS
Spring Farm Sales-Tenants Chance
 Homes,


 Homes.
 E- P. Chapman has sold the house, barn and lot known as the SpiCer Tefft place, which he bought a few months ago, to Mir. and Mrs. Jerry Duro.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Wilcox and their boarder, Ed McDanisls, are moving from Charles Stones place to the place known Rs the Oliver Burdlck house, west of Laurel Glen The men are to cut wood for MT. Hill and Mir Palmer % Richard D. Maine has a. COW that has twin calves; one is red and white, while the other one is nearly black. MT and Mrs. s. Frank Palmer and mother, Mrs. D. F. Palmer, attended the services at the Congregational church, North Stonington, Sunday \ MT. and Mrs. Richard Maine were in Westerly on business Wednesday, They were accompanied homo by their daughter, Mrs. Wilson D. Maine. New Bedford Owners of shippee Farm. MT and Mrs. William J. Smith of New Bedford, Mass, arrived Monday at the Samuel Sheffield farm, which they recently purchased of Charles Stone.
 Charles Palmer of Pendleton Kill has moved 10 the Abel Collins farm. Charl g Stone and family are to move to the c. H. Langworthy farm. Their neighbCrs and friends regret their departure
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
NORTH FRANKLIN
Asrhert R. HoffHsan Rsturns to North
 srnpteH-Personal Mention,

Hls. A. T. Browning and daughter. Ethsl, were Hartford visitors Monday.
 Miss Florence Doomis of Lebanon wes tts guest Wednesday of her Ersudnothef, Mrs Emma Warner.
 Haufbsrt R. Hoffman has returned to Northampton. Mass. after spending s@~srsi wayr with his mother. Mrs. zanneate H Hofflnsn.
 Mtss4s Helen szd Betty Btskesleo of I4sbannn was st A. T. Browning's one AaF iAst WeS4.
 Charles Ladd Of Norwich hss bAeaa Ependang the past week with his 4aushfsr, Airs. Jerry Alahonsy,
 P I. Race of New Haven was in town Wednesday attending the funeral d his father. H, A. Race.
 Reuben Manning attended the funeral Monday of his uncle, J. Nelson Gesr Of Lebanon.
 Airs Abial T. Browning and Miss Erhel Browning spent Wednesday at j. p. Blsksslee's in Lebanon.
 Airs, Holden Arnold of Willimantie hss sssu rsiuAs her daushlsr Mrs R A AhanRtns
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
NIANTTC
Now ceneeing Machine at Possofics Spring Activities In Pine Grove.

Dr. e. Maynard Minor of We4erfnra entertatned a number Of Mantle men at his residence Wednesday evening.
 Labor Saving Device,
 Postmaster A. E. g. Bush has in use new oancelllng machine, recently re ceived from Washington, for stamping mall matter. It is a great irnprnva7 ment and time saver over the old way of stamping by hand. Harry Clark has entered the employ of Byron Clark
 Mrs. F. E. Darrow is visiting Mrs R. L. AIanwarlng in the Pines.
 Nrs. c, W. Baker returned to Hart ford Wednesday,after visit to friends in ths Grove.
 Miss Jessie A. Wiley, who has been in New York during the winter. was at her cottage in the Pines Tuesday.
 Richard o. Libby returned to his business in New York Tuesday.
 Mrs. Truman Slocum is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. ". Hill, on the Farm
 George Warner Hill is employed about the Libby property at present. Mir. and Mrs. Will Dornan have ar rived at their cottage on Pine street for the season.
 Robert l.. Manwaring has been work ing with Captain Rogers about the Keeney farm near the Golden Spur.
 Tine Dorrnan Brothers are cutting down a number of cherry trees on the land belonging to Mrs Fl. F. PhyaH
 Dr. and Mrs. George M. Barrett, who haga spent the winter :n Hartford are expected in the Grove as soon as tho doctors health permits.
 Mrs. A. E. Merriam, Nj. D., of Hart ford. was visiting her sister, Miss Mar tina J. Colt in High street. Monday
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Maxwell and friend. who have been at the Home stead cottage fin Cove stret, have gone 10 their home in Brooklyn.
 MT, and Mrs. Charles A. Bell, who are spending the winter al West Palm Reach, will Eail April Sgth, returning te their summer sottags in tAe PiAss,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
LEDYARD
Rev. w. F. White Attends Conference at YaIe-Apple Orchard Damaged by Deer.

Rev. W. F. White returned Wednes- day from New Haven, where he had been attending an alumni meeting at Yale university,
 Hiss Laura Perkins of Gales Ferry has been visiting friends on Geer hill
 Mrs. w. F. White and daughter Hel- en went to Ware, Mass, Wednesday, to visit Mrs. Whites mother, who has been very i'll.
 Attended Gesr Wedding. Mrs. Charles A. Gray and Mrs. Ger trude Main attended the golden we'd ding of MT. and Mrs. George Tanning at Hartford Tuesday.
 Deer Damage Orchard. Appraisers were sent to Giles ". Bailey's farm Monday to ascertain the damage done by deer to his young ap- pie orchard.
 Nathan Holdridge had @ valuable cow break her leg on Saturday. A veterinary was called and reduced the fracture.
 $. E. Holdridge was a business call CT in Wester and Stonington Thurs day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
MOHEGAN

MT. Foster and George Dunn were calling on Mir. Sturges in New London Saturday.
 John Dunn, Jr., of Norwich, was en- tertained by MT. Dunn on Sunday
 Burrill H Fielding of New London called on friends in this place Sunday,
 Mrs. Hunter is visiting friends in GEoton.
 Mrs. DoIbeaFe and Mrs. SkeesucSs were in New London Monday.
 There was 8 good attendance at the Sunday evening sermon.
 William Hascott is home for 8 few days.
 Mrs. Lamoine of Norwich and Mrs. Dunn called on friends in this place Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
FITCHVILLE
Republican Delep ates at New Haven Convention Democratic Caucus Tuesday Evening.

Miss Mabelle Coughlin of New Ha- ven is spending several days at her home here.
 Mrs. Patrick Murphy and children and Miss Katie A. Murphy of Nor wich recent guests of Mir and Mrs John A1cCarty.
 Misses Mary and Teresa 1IcManus were recent guests of friends in Plain field.
 Delegates Nelson L. Stark and Ed win c. Wheeler were in New Haven attending the republican state con- vention.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willis N. Chappel and MT. and Mrs. Napoleon Eastland at tended the Palmer -Rathbun wedding at Lefingwen this week.
 Democratic Caucus.
 At a democratic caucus held in the town hall Tuesday night, John F.. Fields and Thomas Foley were chosen delegates to the democratic state con- Vention.
 Daniel Darrow of New London spent Sunday with friends in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
sHUNOC
Ashawsy Preacher at Local Church. 4S Working Oxen Owned by R. R. Wheeler

Benjamin Wilcox of EluonO wEa tho guest of D. B. James Sunday.
 The Rev ID. B. Saunders of Anh- away, R. L, spoke in the Second Bap- tist church Sunday morning, deliver ing an earnest and instructive sermon. Mrs. Herman Brown was orEanist and also conducted the Sunday school
 Mr. and Mrs. R. B Wheeler are en- tertainlng Dr. James Welles of Boston. The new house of Otis Chapman iB well under way.
 Some farmers are planting early vegetables. The soil is still cold and wet.
 Mrs. Sanford ". Billings and Mrs. Arthur G. Wheeler of Stonington, ac- companied by Mrs, Avery Miller of Norwich. were Sunday guests of Mrs Henry E. Randall.
 Has 45 Working Oxen,
 R. B. Wheeler has 45 working sxsn at present.
 stervy Gallup of Sprssuo was a business caller here Saturday
 R. B. Wheeler has been in New Haven this week in attendance at the republican state convention as a dele gate from North StOningtoR-
 Mrs, W. ". Billings of West Ash willett spent Wednesday night at Mrn Henry E. RandalPs
 The recent sudden death of Isaac Maine, IT,. was @ shock to many friends here,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

s. L. Barber is i'll with the grip Mrs. Luther Tanner, who has been very i'll. is improving.
 John Cleveland has been visiting al s. L. Barbers the past week.
 Mrs. J. c, Tanner, who has been ff, Is better
 c, Fl. Barber Is In Plainfeld
 Albert c, Brown ls in Norwtsh. serving as turoS
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
NORTH LYME

The Ladies' Mission circle met with Mrs. II. E. Maynard last Thursday. The time was spent sewing for needy children ID the neighborhood. Nine la dies were present. The next meeting will be held in May with Mrs. Ernest Rogers.
 Grip colds are prevalent in this vi- cinity.
 s. N. Jewett has been Ill the past wesl6,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
LEONARD BRIDGE
Mrs. Fred J. Brown Gives Dinner on 92d 5irthday-ReoeiVes Post Card Shower.

Mrs Fred J. Brown celebrated her birthday Saturday by a family party, consisting of her children and grand children. She was showered with post cards to the number of 92.
 Mrs. Walter Gillette of Providence has been spending several days with her brother in this place She came to attend the funeral Of J. Nelson Geer.
 Mike Dwyer has moved his family from William Chanlberlain's to the tenement of Salmon Clark.
 Mrs Maria Haas is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Alfred Hughes of Prov idence.
 Adam Netyka lost one of his best cows on Saturday, she being beaten by another COW and forced into a hole, where she was found dead later.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
GLASGO
Opening of School Term-PastoF
 Transferred to Eastford.

Transferred to Eastford.
 School in the Eighth district com menced Monday after two weeks vaca- tiOn with the same teachers, Miss M. M. Bill and Miss Lulu M. Young.
 Mrs. Ida Eccleston moved into the village last week
 F. s. Levine moved Saturday to the Coalpit Hill farm owned by Mir. Has Ter.
 Thomas Curtis and Peter Mitchell moved recently to the Calvin Wilcox farm
 Prepared for New Pastor.
 The parsonage committee met last Tuesday and laid the carpets prepara- tory for the coming of the new pastor Rev. John Thompson was the guest of R. H. Young over Sunday.
 Miss Frances Main is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. N. B. Lewis
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tanner and daughter were Sunday guests of Mrs. N. B. Lewis.
 Pastor Transferred.
 The Bethel church were sorry to lose their former pastor and wife, Rev. Frank Chamberlain. They were sent to Eastford, a thriving little village 12 miles from Putnam. All wish them success in their new field of labor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
Paator Transferred.
PENDLETON HILL
Malcolm Thompson Attends Republi- can Convention at New Haven.

can Convention at New haven. Miss Winifred Palmer of East Green wich is spending a week vacation at the Palmer summer home.
 Mrs. Irtis Maine of Westerly ts spending this week with Winifred Pal mer.
 Malcolm Thompson spent Tuesday and Wednesday in New Haven, where he went as a delegate to the repubh- can convention
 Russel and Morton Cooke are i'll.
 Will Goodwin of Mystic is working at Martin Chapman's.
 Miss Mamie Brown of Westerly is the guest of Mrs. James Cooper.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Palmer have moved from the Gilmore place to the Collin place at Clark's Falls.
 Harlan Brown, who has been very i'll is improving.
 John D. Newton, who has been spending the winter with his sister in Westerly, has returned home.
 Joseph Cardinal of Danison Hlll is working for the Cooke Brothers
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
BETHEL
New Pastor Breaches Interesting eer~
 non-Openlng of School

Mrs. J. P. Gustafson, who has been suffering from an attack of apDends- citis, is able to be out
 J. G. Bill transacted business lU JeWett City one day this week.
 After two weeks' vacation the qiasg@ school opened Monday morning W1tk the same teachers as last term
 Rev, John Thompson preached q very interesting sermon Sunday, using as his text Luke 1 1S-19.
 ]. G, Bill received a letter from Charles Richardson Of Michigan this week. They are having very cola weather in Michigan, no blowing hay. ing been done
 Miss Mabel Gustafson has been at home this week caring for her mother.
 Rev. John Thompson spent Sunday at Mountain View farm.
 W. c. Burdick was in Mystic we'd nesdav
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
WATERFORD
James MeNsughton Attends Granite Cutters Conference at Quiney-Jsr- dan Lodge Represented st hes Haven.


 James McNaughton wRs at Quincy, Mass. the past week as a delegate Co the Granite Cutters' National union of North America. The revision of the laws is the principal business in hand H. P, Lanphere and Mrs. Leonard Williams and son Leonard were at Buena Vista Tuesday calling on friends.
 Mrs. Owen c, Williams was in New London Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Young were at Capt Edward Winslow's Wednesday,
 Mrs. Eliza Champion of Jordan has moved to New London, where his son is employed.
 Mrs. Emma G1ouch is the guest of her sigter, Mrs. Albert Br2inard. of Graniteville section.
 N. E. o. p. Delegates.
 Fl. Willis Manwaring and Patrick Feeley were the representatives of Jordan lodge, No. 266i N. F.. Q. P. st New Haven the past week
 c. B. Smith was 8 business caller in New London Wednesday,
 The grange failed to meet Wecnes- day evening On account of the bad weather.
 Mrs. Arthur Avery was s New Len. don caller the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
WEST MYSTIC
Mrs. J. H. oiddinss' Condition More
 Favorable

Friends of Mrs. ]. F. Giddings are glad to learn that she is resting a nt- tie more comfortably after her acci- dent, since which time her family have been very anxious about her.
 Two weeks ago. on a1ighting from q trolley car Mrs. CSiddings wzs thrown 10 the ground and dragged 600 feet before she was discovered She was cut in the face, had broken arm and sustained internal injuries. the result of which tt Is impossible to determine Jet
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
OLD LYME
Delegates Elected to Democratic State
 Convention,

At the democratic caucus held in the town hall Edwin R. Maynard and Har- " B. Haines were appointed delegates to the convention at Bridgeport May 1st They were instructed to vote for Governor Baldwin as first chalce, Woodrow Wilson, and Champ Clark third.
 Clark G. Voorhees has returned for the summer afler spending the winter on the Bahama Islands.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
SALEM

Annual Meeting of Sunday School Easter Music Repeated-Demooratio DeIegates-Charles s. Ray Kills Big Snakes.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20

Methodist Ladies' Aid Society Reviews Active Year-SuccessfuI Entertain ment by Alpha Club-Surprise Party for Miss Henry.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
VOLUNTOWN

Lasalette Fathers Giving Well A4- tended Mission in St. ThsunaS churoh-RepubIiesn Delegates s4 New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20

Dr. c. Maynard Minor of Waterford enterta1ned number Of Mantle men at his residence Wednesday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-25
NotIce-saIe of Real Ertnte.

BY virtue Of an order and decree Of
the probate court of Rock Island coun-
ty. Illinois. made on the petition OF the
undersigned. Title LOhse, admiuistra-
triX of the estate of Gustav A. Lohse
deceased. for leave TO sell the real es-
tate Of said deceased, at the June term,
A. y. 1912, Of said court, to-wit. on the
18TH day Of June. 1912. l shall. on the
23rd day OF July next between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
o'clock IN the afternoon OF said day,
tO-wit at the hour Of 10 o'clock a m.
sell at public sale at the east door of
the court house in the city Of Rock Is
land, in said county, the real estate de
sCTibed as follows. to-Wit.
Lot seventeen 40, Ia Heidemann &
Dassos addition to the city Of Rock
Island Ill. including the dover Of Til
lie Lohse. widow Of Gustav A. I.Ohse.
therein. Also lot three 80, in Carl
Schmacht's addition to the city OF Rock
/ Island, III, including the dover Of Til
| lie Lohse, widow Of Gustav A Lohse
I therein, subject to a lease from month
to month TO one George H Nickel on
the following terms. tO-wit- Cash.
| Dated this 18th day Of June a. d.
I1sI2 TILLIE LOHSE.
Administrative Of the Estate Of Gustav
| A. IOhse. deceased.
Hugh Z Curtis. attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-25
Publication Notice.

State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ty-ss-
In the probate court of said county,
to the July term, A. ID. 1912
In re application OF Lena T.. PAIL
couseTyatOT OF George II PAIL insane.
for order 90 sell the real estate OF ner
said ward.
To All Persons Concerned:
Notice Is hereby given that Lena +
PAIL, ConseTvatoT OF George H. PAIL
insane, has filed in said probate court
on the SJh day of June. A D. 1912 ner
application for an order to sell the real
estate of said George Il PAIL. to-wit:
Lot three 90, IN block two (2J. in Y
NJ Blauding's first addition to the CITY
Of Rock Island, situated IN the county
OF Rock IsaInd and stale of Illinois foI
the support Of said George II Pahl. re-
turnable 10 the July term. A d. 1872
o. said court
Dated at Rock Island, III, this 4th
day OF June. 4. u. 1912.
LENA E PAIL.
/ Conservator OF George II. PAIL, Insane
Marios Z. Sweeney, attorney for De.
titioner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-25
wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED - Buss boy at Rock I.la
House cafe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-25
LEGAL.
Notice.

NotCCs
Once OF the Rock Island Savings
Bank. Rock Island. Ill
To Stockholders OF Rock Island Saw
ings Bank:
You are hereby notified that q spe-
clal meeting OF the stoCkh olderS OF Rock
Island Savings Bank Will be held at the
banking house of said Rock Island Saw
ings Bank IN the city Of Rock Island.
III on the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1912.
at the hour of o'clock p. m, for the
purpose OF considering and acting upon
the following questions:
Cd The question OF changing the
name Of said bank from Rock Island
Bank and Trust Company,
Nn The question OF increasing the
SaPpdasa 9ss 81 SAG so ssnH fF9 o Sns
eseh}. 20 two hundred thousand dollars
Of yiSC saSSS, ana the distfisHtion Of
said shares OF stock representing said
increase pro rata among the stoekhold-
OF - o'clock noon on July l6, 1917, said
one thousand (1,eeel shares OF stock
REPRESENTING said increase TO be paid
! (Sloo) per share by the declaration by
| said bank out of its undivided PROFITS OF
dividend of one hundred Noe) Per
go To take action upon any and al
| other matters and things that NAV
come before said stockholders meeting
| or any adjournment or adJournments
thereof
Dated this 10th day of June. A. D.
1912.
HENRY P. HULL
Z. w. HURST. ,
| w. H DART,
| NJ OCONNOR,
| FRANZ HAPP,
| IL s. CABLE,
JOHN VOLK.
| PHIL MITCHELL
| p. GREENAWALT.
Directors.
Jackson, Hurst & Stafford, attorneys.