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voted to raise tax of s225 on a dol
lar: to appropriate S25 for observance
of Memorial day and SIS for town
library-Thc members of Stowe lodge,
n. f. O. r. gave a reception at the
Akeley Memorial building Monday
evening to Miss Mary Taylor. supreme
deputy. who has completed three
months work here in the interest of
the order. The affair was arranged
as a surprise for Miss TAYLOR. A gold
lined stowe souvenir teaspoon was
presented to Miss TAYLOR by PRINCIPAL
| w. H. Douglass in behalf of the COM
pany. Musical solos and duets were
rendered by Mrs. W. II. Douglass, II
w. Burnham, G. A. Rurnham and
OF theirs. Speeches were made and re-
frcshmcnts We're served She will re-
turn to her home In Belmont \. H.
Wednesday, accompanied by her sis
ter. Miss Sarah Taylor. who has been
with her during the most of her stay
hcre,-The Bay View club met with
Mrs. NJ g Lovejoy Monday afternoon.
The youthful lumbermen. .Nexandcr
ADAMS ana Hubert Ayers have secured
their winters cnt of nine cords Of 10
inch wood, which has been sawed and
split.
The local high school basketball team
has accepted the challenge of Newport
high and is prepared 20 play in Morris
vile Friday. March H. under rules of the
Vermont State Srhoolmasters' club. pro-
viding the officials are neutral. Stowe
high school scored ~" points TO its op-
ponents ~ the past sea>on.--Thcrmomr-
tors registered rom = to s5 degrees he
row "''o N"on's"'. "''' -
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MIS- IL ''''' oN'' 9"''"S' nus
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well. two years O. W Chaffee; treas
urcr. \, \. Niles; overseer of poor. J.
| A. Bundy: first constable, A. j. Smith;
second constable. II. L. stevens: collector.
]. r. Parker. lister, J. r. Parker. three
years: auditors, NJ. 4. Maurice, L. Nj.
Munson, G. H. Raymore; trustee public
money. ". NJ. Sargent; grand jurors. L.
j. Liberty, r. G. Cheney; road commits
sioner. George Currier; legal agent. f.
G. Fleetwood; school director three
years A. J.. Cheney; cemetery commits
sioncr G. NJ Powers. five years Re-
ports Of officers We're accepted except
that of health officer and school di-
rcctors. which were referred to thu rev
board If auditors to file n repor: in
town ci.ri office IN 81 days Voted S51
for Memorial day, SEQ for Centennial IL
hrary. $40 for fire department, Svl for
Morrsvinc band. $50 FOR permanent
roads. $40 for Pleasant View cemetery.
Medical inspec tion OF schools was lett
with the secctncn. 4 vote of thanks
was given GEORGE W Clark for
the glfi ci Pulpit Rock park
TO ihe town. 1hc tax voted was :i.Io.--
Peonle's Academy basketball team
VII play burlington high school here
Friday cvcninE.-C. +. Smith. |. n. IA
Baron, Allied Dodge. Mrs. Ella >illo-
way Mrs. i. Il Parker, Mrs. Susan
Burke, AIRS. \. \. Boynton, Mrs. &. j.
story and ChaunceN story went to JEFF
fnrsonyillc Wednesday to attend "a
meeting of Harmony Pomona Grange,
%. NJ. Waterman went to Williams
town Wednesday to visit relatives
Mrs. +. a, Dodge was called to Hyde
i'alk Wednesday to care for Mrs. v,
, l'tch, who is ill--E. IT. Olmstead
completed his engagement with the
fltzen's Telephone company Saturday.
III. Il. Huntley and family of 'Jeffer-
aonvillc have moved to the G. II. smith
Laport dairy farm and will have
charge of the boarding house,. A.,
| Bundy, juror in the United States
court, returned to Burlington Monday.
Miss Alice Smith has been confined
at home by illness. her sister, Miss
Bianch Smith, caring for her, Miss
/ Madge Small is taking the place Of
Miss Blanch Smith IN the depot res
taurant,-Mr. and Mrs. A. V, Halls
| are entertaining his sister. Mrs. W.
\. Potter, and Mrs. Chase OF Dexter.
Me. Mrs. W. NJ. Jones and child left
Wednesday for East Berkshire to join
M Jones in their new home. Hon
)f. L. smith expects TO leave Tuesday
for Washington. ID. C.. to represent
Z the Vermont state Grange in n hear.
| ms before II committee on bills rela
| tive TO margarine "A fire alarm at
about 1880 WedncSduy morning was
for Il lire at the residence of Jane.
! Kelley. which started from bedding
| Al hat
stove pipe in the chamber. The fire
company was unable to get water
| from tine hrsl hvdrani tested. \ by
drant lower down Main street was
|found 10 y" all right, but was not
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making sugar n, this time.--Miss Gauvin,
who has visited Miss Edith Robinson
returned Monday to Richmond.-C /.
Mcmahon and. MIR and Mrs O. f.. Luce
are in Cambridge. Mass. to attend the
funeral Tuesday morning of their sister.
Mrs. Mary \. Mcmahon Doherty, who
died at her home there on Sunday from
IN" effects of pneumonia. Mrs Dohcrty
passed her carly life in stowe and was
always frequent visitor here. She was
th' widow of John Doherty and leaves
two daughters and -four sons Mrs. Kate
Murphy Miss May Doherty. John Doh
eriy, Thomas Doherty and Charles
DohertN Of Cambridge and William
Doherty Of Washington. ID. c. She also
leaves two sisters and four brothers.
Mrs T. +. McSweeney and Mrs. NJ. D.
Mcmahon of burlington. Patrick Me
hhhon of Denver Colo. {. l.. McMahon
and Mrs. q. +; Luce of stowe and II. ..
McMahou Of Minneapolis MINI. Mrs.
Luce has been with Mrs Doherty for
several wrcks.-C. NJ. Watts Is confined
TO the house by the srip.-A. II. SlaNton
* recovering from his illness. The condi
tion of the little son of MI and Mrs
J." II. Straw continues favora blc.-Mls
irving NJ. darker gave pleasant party
saturday evening to the members Of the
stowe high school basketball team and
ladies' in honor OF her son. carl NJ Par
ker' captain of the team. There were u
present Refreshments We're served and
cards were playcd.-Mrs, NJ y. Jenncy
entertained number of relatives win
sugar on snow Sunday evening in honor
or the birthday of her sister, Miss Rose
d. Straw. There will be a meeting of
inc congregational Missionary society
with Mrs. Alice 4. Raymond at 80
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Subject,
Work Among Women" The Methods,
tpiscop" Missionary society is invited
10 1oln'-Nliss Grace Bigelow has return
ed to Springfield, Mass. after 10 days
WIN her parents at the I.edges.-Roy NJ
''a'id went Monday to visit his sister,
Mrs. Clayton Reed. in Rockville. Conn.
where he hopes to obtain employment
Howard smith of Morrisvile passed
sunday with his parents. ..r. and Mrs
T. u, Smith.
Thefe was large attendance at the
town meeting Tuesday. The officers
elected We're: Chairman, G. f.. Eddy;
clerk, Mrs. Alice A. Raymond: select
man for three years. George Slayton;
school director for three years, Dr. j.
q. Morgan; lister for three years
Frank y. strong: treasurer Mrs Alice
4. Raymond; road commissioner vii
liam W Ayers; library commissioners
lpr H. w. barroWs, cemetery commits.
sIoner. \ II. Cheney. oNerse-r Of Door
l. l.. Harris. taA collector. C. NJ Watts:
trustee OF public money, o. r.. Luce.
auditors. j. Il. Ayers. O. u. Luce &. A.
Riley. grand jurors, r. Is. Hail, T..
Straw, first constable. Il. A. San 3orn;
second constable. w. r. Burt as b to
decd real estate. l.. = pike; ascvi 10
prosecute and defend suits, +, II. PIKE;
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MOERISVILLE.

the United Workers Of the Consrsga-
honal Church served supper Friday
Nitor their regular business meeting. Fol
Towns ihc supper '"Umty' gave the
hHo'i panion'I'no wanted n Wife The
annual masquerade dance given Friday
,venine under tho auspices OF the local
n r.. o. =. lodge T;Ss largely attended -..
hr, and Mrs. Hugh tushman, who have
PASSED the winter al Fort Ann. \. ".
whore Mr. Cushman f. employed. rotu,r-
at Ftiday.-Mr. Baker of Holcott has
r'nt'd and moved To the Wesley Spcnc.r
hous" on Congress street. Nr ana Mrs
~ ~. To"nn returned Saturday rom
''ahd"ich, where ihcy nave been GUESTS
'"i several dnys q Mr a!ll Mrs f. NJ
Davis ana Nj and Mrs. James Clark. ~.
Nj. ana Mrs. A. II. ieEtlcy. who have
if'd ~ Tia" h"ariinp house at Ianort
"''rN farm ln lie past year, have
mo- .G :" S,""o Mir and Mrs. O. u.
1'Aon hg 4 muNct from Elmoro to tho
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Jackson house on summer street, which
they recently purchased.--Mrs. Frank
Turner of Tarrc and daughter. Mrs Ed
ward G. Cram Of Hartford. Conn, called
here 10y the death of the formers sister.
Mrs. J. !. Billings. returned 10 Barre
saturdaN.-Mrs X. Il. Honcyford, for
lnerly Of Hardwick, who has been with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs ". X. Aims
worth, left Saturday to Join MIR. Honey
ford at their new home at Mount Airy,
y. C.--Distrct Deputy a. V Hollis made
Ills official visit 10 the local grange at
Cambridge Friday cN'niNc MIS-. Belle
Hail Croft and Mrs Daniel Donaldson
a. ST Adams were married at four
o'clock WEDNESDAYS 'ebrU ~ IS At tho
home &C the brides mother. Mrs Opheia
Hell. the Rev. Waiter +. Baker ofrc.at-
ing Mrs. Kitte Draper Cook X ~ lizard
wick. where her husband IS employed.
Miss Florence Chaffe". n .na"hcr IN the
school At Barre. g At tho homo &c Mr..
an! Mrs III y. Gile while recovering
from rhor: Illness 49, Mrs. Alton Parker
OF Wplco,i vas @u-St Thvi sday and
Friday Sc NJ ami Mrs. 't'hrr Waite
George Torrlll Of Chn2y y. V. came
fhu,a1aY for a week here, the guest OF
Ms nrcies and annte, Mr.. ana Mrs. n.
y, Bryant ard Nj. and Mrs. W $.
Cheney. George Gale, VINO has had
charge o! the Terril farm for the past
year. completes his engagement this
sDrinr and will be succeeded by ~. a..
! warren, who recently moved ~ .leff,r-
sonV'l'@ Mr. and Mrs George R,air 70
turned from Rdrlnrton Thursday Me-
Elair An L" employed ~ the Smith 4:
!ivcrs turninG factory Mrs g l.
J1miyon IF y lite Rive .iuil, lion "iih
her mother Mrs. Cole arrived rrdhy
morning Mr.. Johnson Viii hc "A ,uc;t
for fcw dny3 of her sister. Mr.. II.
j. F.sher--Mrs " - s,ronc of Hard
wick came Friday for a few days' stay
OF account OF tho feeble condition OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs ira Marahan
Mr. Y, p. Bo>nton went FRIDAY to
Rutland To visit Mr. and Mrs, 4. j.
roYnton till Monday, when she accom-
panlcd her daughter, Miss kittie Boyn-
ton. TO New York for week She will
hen 20 10 Cheshire. conn. to visi. her
l.Dn. Charles BoNnton. for week,
Miss 'Clara Mcrcin passed sun
lay I'm Harlwick. The guest OF Nr.
and Mrs Alec Parks. u. A. Bundy re
turned from North Hero Saturday even
inr. whore lie had been the guest OF Mi.
ana Mrs W f.. KNIGHT --George Tiff re-
turned Saturday evening from Bnring-
ton. where he visited Mrs, Tilt. who is
at tie Mary Fletcher hospital. Mra Tiff
is not making the rapid recovery
frcm hcr operation tint Was expected -
Mrs Joseph W.afer iolurd Mr. Weafer
in Ialrc Monday after passing som"
,Np l,ap
Mrs John Woaier,
Officers elected at the annual meeting
of Morris own Tuesday were: Moderator +,
iT q, Cheney; clerk, ~ \ Niles select
men, G. J.. Gates, three years, L. j, Cas-.
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used as the fire was controlled with
extinguishers and buckets.
At the meeting Of the Woman,s club
held at the library Monday evening the
topic for discussion was conservat ton. Mrs.
\. K Campbell was in charge of the pro-
gram and read paper on general con-
scrVation Mrs II. j Edmonds read a
pancr on the conservation of land Mrs.
T. :. Robinson upon minerals. Mrs. Mel.
lie Fitch Circuit upon forests and Mrs
cara y. Niles upon mankind.-The w
{. T. l. attended the town meeting Tues
day IN boly.-Syivestcr Whittier. who
suffered a shock some davs ago. is fail
ing,-Miss Esther Bacon IL NJ home from
the normal school Mt Fitchhurg Mass.
for short vacaion.--Mrs. l.. G. Amcs
and sor, Charles, of East Barnet who
have visited their daughter and sister.
Mrs. James Ramsdoll. returned Monday.
Rufus Atchison is confined at his home
by illness and substitute Clarence DAY
is serving Route 40 l. Mrs Henry puf-
fer OF Rirhiord came Monday evening to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mr. LYMAN
Camp. Mrs r.. + Mudgett OF Camhridrc
IS visiting her daughter and husband
Professor and Mrs. W. a. Beobe-rrank
Allen has hccn confined to the house
for several days by illness. Mrs AGNES
Woodward Moore. who has passed th.
winter at Switzerland expects to sail
for New York March 81 reaching there
April =. She will 90 to Boston to visit
the home Of Mr., Moore and then visit
her mother, Mrs. poctto Woodward here.
before going 70 81. Louis. Mo.--Victor
g. Heath MAS given y surprise birthday
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STOWE.

The Rev. f. r. Crane entered upon
MS second year as pastor Of Unity
Church Sunday. His work has been mucn
appreciated and the church is pleased to
retain his services for another year
through his efforts the pipe organ in
the church has been moved to the floor
OF IN" audience room, electric lights
nave been installed and other improve
ihehts carried out--A son, Gerald Nor
isol, born on March 3 to Nj. and
Mrs. Ninrred W. Houston mt their home"
IN Cleveland. Onto is the grandson Of
Mr and Mrs. james T.. Houston and Mr.
ana Mrs. {. NJ Watts of Stowe. The
boy weighed s'Nen pounds and both lie
and Mrs Houston are doing we'll, The
Key w. t. Baker ol Morrisyie prcach-
ed an Interesting sermon sunday after
noon AT the Congregational church. He
was accompanied from Worthwhile by H.
T. M'nson. Thermometers registered
fr"h y To - below zero here Monday
morning Two years ago farmers were
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

The Union Congregations, Church Will
hold a meeting Thursday evening at tho
home of A. T.. Willard TO decide whether
they will accept the loan of 81 600 from the
Congregational Church Building society.
DIR. f. M. Rogers is making prepare
lions to move his cottage from Little Blue
Rock to the Center Bay.-O. o. Bell and
DIR. F. NJ. Rogers are in Burlington at
tending United States court-R. n. Noel,
stenographcr In the Office Of Terminal
Agent w. -. Griggs, for the past year.
has taken the position of yard clerk and
former Clerk Fred Sabour'in will act as
brakeman for the Rutland railroad.
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EDEN.

Bert Parkhuist has purchased of r.. B.
Blake the house on the branch road oc.
cupicd by Mr.. BoYes. Mr. Dubois, VINO
has carried on Mr. Blake's farm the past
year, is TO move back to Lowell.-Mrs
Powell has returned from her visit with
her daughter Mrs. Lamphere.-Myrtle
Baker has finished work at Morrlsville
and is now at home.-Mrs. Russell has
moved to Morrsville.-tIack Adams T.,
visiting at Wolcott.-Josie Mudyett from
North Hyde Park is with her sister. Mrs
Henry Emery. The Dorcas society re-
ceived SIC for the dinner town moetin.;
day.-Town officers elected Tuesday are:
Moderator, +. l.. Whittemore; clerk. w
j. Atwell: sclectman for three years. G. b.
Nhittemore; lister for three years, +. l..
Whlttcmore: road commissioner A. T..
Sargent: school director for three wears
Fred Bates; treasurer, II. w Shattuck:
"versecr of poor, y. b. Fletcher. first
constable, w n. Emery: second CON
stable and collector. Henry ". Emery:
auditors, f. Is. Blake, Cassus Grey and
l.. Campbell: tax, 80; license % no. IS yes
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs T.. H. Kinds OF Huntington has
been spendln" several days with her
sister, Mrs. {. +. RiXby.-E. j. Gates
mas returned from Burlington, where he
has boon attending court.-Mrs l.; \.
Gaines has gone TO her home in Enus-
burg. after spending several weeks with
her daughter. MIS-. Linus I.cavcns.-Nirs.
Jane Chase OF North Cambridge is visit
ms her sister, Mrs. Ann Leach Mis-:
Carrie Chaplin spent Sunday at her home
IN Essex Center. Misses Marjorie and
Marion Newton Of Peoples academy
spent Sunday at their home hero
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WOLCoTT.

MIR. and Mr. William Tiiotson of Bur
lington Were the guests of his mother
over Sunday.-L. Valley was in Morris
vile MondaN.-Mr, and Mrs. G. L. Brown
Visited Frank Wills at East Hardwick
over Sunday. &. tdall is in Bakers
field.-H. II. l'ar<er is In ST. .Johnsbury
Mrs Kate Mcknistry is i'll with pncu-
mOnia.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

News has been. received Of the
death Of Mr. irene. wife of Martin
+ Rumrill at titchburs. Massachusetts
Nherc she had been with daughter for
several months MS. kumrl had been
III "A year and her disease baiiled the sh II
OF many PHYSICIANS. who We're able to
give her no relief. For many years Mr.
and Mrs. R,mrlll lived In this village, and
" ere identified with many organizations,
Continued ON page lk)
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HYDE PARK.

The Hyde Park town meeting has
been adjourned two weeks. until Tues
day. March l9.--W. ~. Jeffreys of East
Burke was in town yesterday.--R. s.
Page is in BUston.--W. u. Strong is in
burlington
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HYDE PARK.

ES direction Of DR.. Holton of the
state board of health the annual town
meeting for Hyde Park is postponed
for three weeks or until March oS
This is done because of the smallpox
scare. There are no new cases: all OF
those who had ii are about recovered
and there are no Indications of any
further spread Notice was not given
about the postpOnemcnt until about
four o'clock Monday afternoon Resi-
dents in remote parts of the town can
not be reached on such short notice
ana doubtless many viii como to the
village expecting the meeting will he
held as usual--Miss Helen Mcfarland
Is visiting in Philadelphia and Wash
ington.--S + Waite was in North
Hyde Park Monday Miss Tilotson
Is at her home in WatcrViile Miss
Lois Redmond has gone to her home
in Newport for Il few days-Page If
ford is the now clerk AT the Foss
store.--Colonel Mcfarland returned
from New York Friday.-Miss Doris
peNio was in johnson Monday
Homer Lanpher has finished work in
the Foss store and will engage in the
poultry husiness-Fred Wheelock Of
Mrs. Della Gauther is in Burlington.
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hey. Tiny Trim. Recitations. songs and
microscope pictures were "A part of ths
entertainment.
vt the annual village meeting held
last evening in the Akeley Memorial
building. the following officers We're
elected; Chairman. George w. Buz-
zell; clerk. J. r. Wells: trustees. O. r..
Luce. c. ;. Eddy and A. A. Pike;
treasurer. II. r. Pike: collector. C. NJ
Watt, water commit ssioners = f.
Stafford, H. W Barrows and H. f.
shaw: auditors. {. l. Burt. George w
Dale and Harry Warren. 1t was voted
to levy tax Of 80 cents on dollar
of the grand list to pay the water
commissioners $40 per hydrant: pay
iremen as last year; to leave the ar
raneement for the cuvfew to the
school directors; to leave the question
of extra electgic lights beyond the
village to the trustees
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
JOHNSON.

A telephone has been placed in the
Shcrwin farm house and one in II. H.
Bangs residencc.-Mrs. William Tracy
and Mrs. George Atwell are ill-Ther-
mometers registered 20 TO % below here
Monday morning.-"We Mems Supper
was success in point of attendance and
SO was added To the library fund to-
wards reducing the debt on the building.
The town meeting elections held Tues
day resulted as follows: Moderator, o..
II. Wilson; clerk and treasurer, C. y.
Harrington: seectnen, y. A. Waterman.
T. j. Hodgkins and NJ J.. Cunningham:
listers, f. NJ. Davis VIII Sinclair and
n. o. Stiles; first consta BILE, w. G. Jones
second constable +. e. Holmes; ire"
warden. A. f. Partlow; road commits
sioner. F. F. Davis voted 800 for the
library; voted s. So on the dollar of the
grand list on license, yes A. no "A.
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WATERVILLE.

Town officers elected Tuesday are
Moderator. II. l.. Beard; town clerk.
Harold +. Beard. treasurer, w H..
Mann; selectmen, II. l.. Beard, O. g..
Houghton. r. T.. Potter. school directors,
q. B. Maurice. f. ID. Leach. s. II. Hem
enway; listers, W. +. Smile, e. G. Wells,
II. j. Beard overseer n. A. Jackson;
constable. George r.. Brown; trustee OF
public money, W p Smile, auditors,
A. j.. Laraway. G. Il. Maurice. w. r..
Smile; grand Jurors. il. b. Hill. 3. f..
Beard. NJ. l.. Davis; town agent, H. A.
Jackson; road commissioner. f. D. Lea oh :;
tax raised, 175 cents on the dollar; license
vote, Yes 10: no as
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Continued ON page ~
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-11
CALENDAR OF SPORTS. FOR THE WEEK
 MONDAY

Opening of TransSlisspp gof at Minneapolis
  Excelsior Second the series of international yacht Chicago Missouri City championship vs a YorkC Eddie rounds, a
 TUESDAY Opening of Grand Circuit trottng meeting Michigan Short Ship Trong Circuit meeting Michigan Opening of Greaw meeting Akron O.
 
   the international at s WEDNESDAY -i-sE Annual tournament of Wisconsin Womans Golf  apshoong opens City, Mo. the a THURSDAY  clubs Chicago Of Newpo R I al American championship a Cup at
  Biennial  Swimming and diving championships  the SATURDAY.
 
  Third sw,Araing marathon of the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-11
H. 1. STEWART CO. OPENS BlSBEE
 BRANCH STORE
Furniture Firm Will Do Cash and Credit Busi- ness; Main Concern
 at El Paso

In another column of today's issue appears the announcement of the op- ening of a new, business house in Bisbee. This is the H. L. Stewart Furniture company whose main store is in Fl Paso. and who are opening a branch establishment here with Mir. Young in charge.
 The new company announce that they will do both a cash and credit business the latter on the easy pay ment instalment plan and they in vite the public generally to call and inspect their stock here. It is intend ed to carry a full line of furniture and house furnishings but if at any time the article that is desired cannot be found in stock of a required style it will be ordered at once and shipped in from the Fl Paso Main store.
 The Bisbee branch of the H. l.. Stewart furniture company is one of a number of such branch houses and the volume of business of the cen tral Fl Paso house and these branck- es enables the purchasing in quanti ties and at better rates than the or dinary dealer can obtain. The bene fit of these advantages the company gives to their patrons.
 The new store isA located in the Masonic Block on Main street.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-11
cHlcAeo's BIG WATER CARNIVAL

CHICAGO, H.. August 10:-An ea. ormous crowd thronged the lake iron of Chicago today to witness the in itial events in the greatest water earn ival and naval pageant ever held in this country. Riding at anchor withi the great water arena formed by tn breakwater is a mighty arnada of near ly 2,000 crafts, comprising naval yes sels, steam yachts. sailing yachts an power boats of all sizes and descrip tions, all ready to take their respectiy parts in the weeks aquatic festival
 The program leads off with the frs race in the battle for supremacy be tween the Canadian sloop Patrican an the American sloop Michicago for tn International Cup. During the wee the fleetest motor boats of England France, Germany. Canada and Unite States will contest for the motor boa championship of the world. The Lip ton Cup races, the Illinois A. c. mar athon swim, naval sham battle. a long distance motor boat race to St Joseph. Mich, and return, and a gran parade and review of the pleasur boat fleet will fill in the program o the remainder of the week.