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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-02-07
Local News

NiSOl6 &c ~. hCOdll, lIlC IedESH
merchant, was here the first of
the week on business.
Mrs. W.. r. Arrintgon, of Wit
teas Mills, was a business visitor
to Tazewell Tuesday.
Captain A. j. Tynes has re-
turned and is much better, and
will soon be himself again.
Mrs. Leedy Kimball, returned
to her home a day or two ago
after pleasant visit to homefolks,
near Concord.
We don't want the P. O., but
want your job printing.
S. j. Thompson, of the Cove,
wearing his bear overcoat, was
here on business yesterday.
Mrs. 0. w. Carper, of New
castle, who has been the guest
of her relative, Mrs. d. A. Lefel,
on Cove Creek, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. w. B. Steele, of Pound
ing Mill, and Mrs. w. B. z.
White, of Richards, leading
temperance workers of the coun-
ty, were here this week attend
ring the meetings in the Christian
church.
NOTICE "A play, "Kentucky
Belle, will be presented by the
Cedar Bluff local talent in the
Richards High School audi
forum Friday, evening Feb
ruary 7th, 1913, 8 O'Clock.
DR.. A. del CASTILLO, well
known dentist OF Stuart Va,
has located at Richards, where
he will practice his profession.
HIS Offices are over the bank in
that town.
Do you need anything in hard
ward, grocery furniture and
house furnishing line; if YOU do
give us call and compare
prices? The Tazewell Supply Co.
Attorney H. Claude Pobst left
yesterday afternoon for Rich
mond, where he will attend the
sessions of the Masonic Lodge
of the State.
Leedy & Barnette, Graham
contractors, have been awarded
the contract for building the
public school in that city. Their
bid on the building was about
$29, 600, the lowest bid received
out of about a dozen bidders
WANTED 500 fat hens this
week or next at lie per pound.
Also in the market for small
dressed hogs; can handle more
apples. Tazewell Produce Com
pany, North Tazewell, Va.
Fred Repass has accepted a
position with the Southern Elk
press Company at North Taze-
well. The position was formerly
held by E. r. Garst, who has ac-
copied a more lucrative position
at Keystone.
Walter, the young son of
George Bourne, celebrated his
18th birthday on Tuesday, by in
yiting a number of his yotln o.
friends to his home on TazeweIl
avenue, where a great time was
had.
There will be preaching in the
Burke's Garden Baptist church
next Sunday morning and even
ing, the weather permitting, bv
the pastor, the Rev. Thomas Ii.
Campbell.
The show given here last week
by Prof. LaVell and his company
attracted large crowds. He cave
the program all of it-as adj
vertised, and the audiences. in
side the theatre as well as out
side, seemed well satisfied. The
performances were sensational
nothing of the kind having been
given here before.
John w. Campbell, the hermit
lime burner of North Tazewell
came up to the city yesterday
and let out the information that
ne is related to Woodrow Wilson.
his father having directly de,
scended from the famous VIII
son, slgner of the declaration of
independence.
w, L. Mustard, postmaster at
Pocahontas, requests mention in
this paper Of an examination to
be held March 9Th, for the
position of Rural Mail Carrier
Ol1t nf Donohoo+oo h1.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-02-07
These Prices Will
Save You Money

Roofing material from SITS to So. rs
(per souare)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
@er III Der 3onts?

9tm 5ubs Der Jrseman apsnu.
plrSe geitcrn Moreen DIE aeihe eines
lln6efnnnten aus benz @aiirr ttsc.
gen nnb lit Der Coroner Der aniid,i.
Dab Der glnnn SelbitmorS beganaea
bat, neil in ben 1aif)en bes Wlnnnes
Elm Sell acfunoen tpuroe, tpclhes mi.
elmer Shlinge periebea mar. Ter
Qeidlnam pnroe BON eli gel. pom
go. 1861 elnrf Strnbe. enthedt. inb
bot b0dlitens cine Stiinoe I'M 11Iicr
Jeleaen. sSn ben 5nId,en bes lnD,ell
iourbe mibsr eiHem qinnbinein pcm
80. sSannnr 1913 BON Der Collateral
Soan 8nnf, go. SO Central anenle.
nod cine anrte geiilnocn. rpelhe sunl
gebei iur ben am 2. Septeniber 1912
ueritorbenen @ecrge aiettig aufios-
eerte.
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$4,000 gelo6nuna.

$4,000 gelobnling !-Wan tramt
ieinen Inaeu faum, aber es lit oies
Dirflih Der Saa. Tieies germosen liz
bon Der 0ebeimpoli5ei in 2onbon. gnss
lamb. fir bic WiebererIansnna tines
perlbclsbdubs ausseiest. Die bitfiee
Qoli5ei erbieIt aeitern que GnaIano
bic Wtittheiling bes TiebiiabIs eiHes
aserIbals6nnbs nnb ipnrbe bic gsadj.
ridbt i'm 9cieftin.S Snupt1uartier anse.
ihIdeen. Tas 5alsban6 beiisbt ans 81
9erlen uHo tpieqt 1867 8rnuni. Tie
goIisei in Gnalan6 ninurt an. Snf,
Die gerlen mad 4meritn aebraf;t
meroen. Inn bier einBeIn perfnuit Sll
tper6en. lie Giqeuihiimerin SesSaIs.
banos bat oui Die RieberbeI6ofi,rna
Die Summe non $4,000 nusgeievi.
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Sdn6e geliefert. Gos lit feline ghantn.
iie, fem LrolirH, ionoern Elm lpnbres
Bib Der Gage in Cincinnati Don
bente.
Tas lit Sbr annpf. @olleu Gie in
oieier striIis Bis gum iiiBeriten iiir
Den Sieg tintpfen unb ,lid1t uergei.
fen, oub Sene. peld,e nid,t init Sbnen
iino, Shre Degner iinos
Sect lift Die 3eit fir Die 8eid)afts.
intcreiien Sieier Stnbt. Die anitren.
anngrn bier niht auidiiiaer aeitafu.
rem 3n Sd1anber su moheii. Die sii Id.
rem ipe5ieIen sflisen Den 9obnarbei'
tern oas @clo obnebmen.
9nns erGebeult
Sm sIufirage bes Grefiitip'
GpHlnlittees,
Ghas. Il. @ale. Sefretdr
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6asfsn s,stb 0enepne.

- Dk werfammluns bes 9eli<pue
3peises bes 9eutih amerifanii6tn
Staotpsrbanbss puroe infolse bes ube
Iebens ron 5rau Gorab Soergtl, Gats
tin oes GtaatsorgdniIators Robert U.
Spersel, Bis auf ipdtsr perfdoben,
= Garter Waunbers bon 9elIenue
peripunoete fih nit elmer Gis5duse bic
Iinte 5anb, aIs er in Der Gisanlast
on bsr 0int Strdbe sinsn 9lod CTS
beben tpofIts. Or. SO. 9. Senour Ieis
itste ibm BITE nDthiss dr5tlidte 6iIfe.
Sm Bellevue Stuotratb srbieIi
bic Sobn 90. Wc2uue 60. ben aons
trait fur bic @erIdngsruug Der 4bs
sugstdndle an Der 9asIor, Warb Ino
D'5aIIon ape. ouF I.in ansebot fir
$1863. Die Rpntratte fiir bie Wafb
tnston, Joote unb 2afupstte Npe. Nbs
3ussfandk lpurosn 3uriideelest. -
StdotdnipoIt SbdtelForb berihtete
ginnobmen fir raditdnoise St.uern
i'm getraee BON $207. - Wopor 9ift
berihtets, eoB sr bic Strabeneobns
gsieafhaft srfu6t babe, bic IanIor
4nenue uno dnbers Strabsn, bic bic
Siio geliepue Gar pdFirt, 3u 0len.
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& o b imstom.

Dit GOSinstUu Office FIR Sas Sir
riuuntirr @OIfsb!att" befinect idJ i'm
@ebGnSe 9tu. 509-511 NaSiipn
ADenns. InSeiaen, Rittheilnngcu
ano geiteluugcu irscnbpelder art
iuerbeu bis 10 ltbr abcuss Sairl6it
eutgsssngenOmmen. SelepbOn Soarg
1854.
- Das GeiaeabeaGngnib Der Grau
Charles gsbIs ftnbet bsuts 9ormittlg
I'm 9 Ihr bon Der Ct. Qlopfius Girbe
aus itott.
- Die Sommerihule, bic feds
WD6en gebalteu purbe, nm 6en Ginz
bern Rah6ulfe 3u Ietiten, puroe oss
fern geihloffen. Die Examination
Der 3psIin9e fanO qeTtern in Der fiinf.
ten 0iitrittsg6uIs itatt.
- Coroner Biie 1T nit Der Inter,
iuhung beg 1pbes BON Rotb RpB,
27 Sabre alt, bsT6Gftiot, Der fein.
Wobnung an Der SobnIon Strdbe am
Ocnneritag Rdht bsrlisb, an Der Glf.
ten Strabe Dpn einem 3uqs eetroffeu
fpuroe, uno i'm Ct. Gliiabetb 5oipitaI
itarb
- Der Wlen0snlsiotn 8sfangs8er
Gin erbieIt cine giHIooung, bQs muiis
taliihe prOqramm bel Der Sonoentton
Reg ..GatboIic Crbsr Of Joreiters" biz
ir tommenDer Dohe in QputspiIls
an.. Ttdttfinoet, su u6errebmen. Tols
qen0e U}itgIiebsr pe-oer lid am tom-
msnoen M}ontug mad GouispilIe, ap.,
tcosbsu: Breo. W(uetbinq, q. Z. Gi.
boDsti, o. 6rdrt Citsnoorp, S. &.
4rtons, 6erman 9rots, Gt. 8.
GdulB, +. 8. Gltrup, 8eoroe 3u;.
tprq 3, Z. Reinte, +. 8. gootFfste
g!mer gefer, glsm. S6iffsr una
prof. g. 9. gifert.
- SIN Stabtgeri6ts erhielt 6arrr
Dlepers ipegen 6erumIunqsrns sc
2dqe Qrbettsbaus. - Gbas. Gurns
asle gIifforb Gennetb mubten Dea.n
3runienbeit S. Strafe 3ablen. -
Die SSdle oon Ro5ert StaemaH unt
aHnn gluutett peqen unfuqs nuroeu
Guf bds offeue 9odet asIest.
- @runbsigsHtbums ue6ertru-
pungen: &ouis Dermelina an uis
peoples SaDings gunt u. 5ruit So
Sbeile Der Got SO in Der guT6s lin.
ferobtbstluna an Der Short Ctr, 25C
fSuB Ditlit Der 6ermss CTR, Got an
Der II. Strdbs, 100 fsub DItIi6 ber
gulod CTR. Sbeils Der Got "a IN
gufhs Iooitior an Der IL. Ctr,
snifdsn Der gbnarb une 9ulfod
CTR. 81. - peopIss 5dpinas Ban.
nnD Truit Comp. on DE gii,blin
RedI!p Comp, bdFelbe Giaentbun
fur ST etc. - Gliiabstb S6pab an
@erlis Z. RihdroTon, Got an b.r
Rukl4Ds. Ia 8. uSrbI. Der 9. Ctr.
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Tas Gtastraths aommiiiee fiji
Strabsn uHo Darts, an btiIsn Spit.
6srr 5oitp6 gernins ittbt, befhlpb in
isiRer geftrissn Sisung, Elm Guto6'
ten bes EtobtanpoIts btSiislih elmer
CrOinan5 ein;uboIsn. peIde Serr Ser'
ming DOT esnis.r 3sii eem Siabtrntt
unterbr.itt. bate.
Die GrSiHanS kitimmt, bab isotE
@xiRateiissr. btiTsn Gistn:bum an
t;nem gsrsabbons gslesen III. beH.r
Grettif rutibt uno oas 1rDttoir ptr.
unrtinisi uno unpoFirbar maft. ge.
bdIten i.in fpli, auf 4norenuHg oes
StaeiingeRisurs sine Stiibm1iier al
srrihien. bamii bas arottoir i.tts pof.
flrbdr bI.ibt.
ssa Der ssfirigtH SiBung bss aOms
mittees. Der audi Silfsita0ianfpoIi
Stnnlep Wlerrsn bsinphnit, murbs bi!
Srbinans tineebsno sr6rtert uno 6sry
Wsrrsa fam 3u Der lIsberSsugung, bot
in ibrr eeatnpdrtieeR sJaFuns bi.
Croinans iif saum bur6fiibrsn laFsn
nirb. Dos Qommities btfhIob baber
bic Anselsgsnbeit bem Bureau bss
Stneianpnlts su iiberipsiien. bami!
bert Ulittsl unb wses osEunben iutrs
ben, nm stasn nn6g6Fise 0ruHbeIissr
norge1tn su tonnen.
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geitern 9fbenb um TAO libr 5erbis
nano 4riistamp, elmer Der betanntes
item unb aeohteiten giitgsr bieiiser
Stdot, i'm 2llter BON 66 Sdbren.
6err ariistamp NOR % Sdtrs i'm
0rocerpsei6dft tbdtis uno Sog itd
Dor 10 Tfonoten ouf isinen 2dnoiiB
in st. WitteI suriit. Ger 8eritor.
bene binterldBt bic Satin, 3pei Sobs
ne uno fiinf SDnter. or mar elm
Wttnlisb~ oes Aatbes Der gtIberrdns
ner, NrdiiSent oes ct. Spbunnes Wais
fenpereiRs. GrsprdEoent Der 6. q. Of
a., 3tpetg go. Tic, uno Ghubmeiiter
oes Rentiidn 9erpetudl gdupersins,
ippie Nitsliso ees 9eutIhen Qioniers
9ereins, bes Qrbeitersgereins, bss
ct. Bernard, Ct, Suiepbs uno Gt.
gsneoittus unterftiib iibunaspereins. Die
arrangements fur oas asihen6esdng.
nib ruroen nod niht -"troffsn.
paItor SO. s.. Dorm tpirb NOR
qen 8ormtttdg in Der Gn. g1ulsttrde
ouf oas am Wtittpoh 2lbene por9es
fauene llnaIiid gssue nehmen oo cine
5amiIie ieiner @emeinoe baburh in
groBs 5rauer psrIest tpuros.
Bon heuts an perbsn sic 1T.
Ritaell Cars nieoer ibrs friitrs
Route einbaltsn.
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Gin Cpfer oes gerfebrs.

Tie gpIissi uno Der Coroner ipurs
ben sefiern 8ormitins bsnn6ri6figt..
odb sin unbsfannisr Uiann h<im
lisberfnrtiien Der gifenbabn Qrsus
;ana Der g.. 3. & 2. Balm, an bes
Garll nnb gummins Girabs bon sis
mem Giisnbahnsus erfabi. iibsrfnhs
rsn unb asi6bist purbe. DIR 2eihs
nam bes Wnnnts ipnrbe Der Wofeus
sinptIiefsrt. Der 9obte tpurbe fpSs
Ter burh Thomas millidms ais Der
52 Sabre alit Coleman Bottt, BON
Ho. 2649 Gummins Gtrnbe iben,i'
fisiri unb fpll Batter nnsebfid ipsgen
grbeitsIoiisteit Seltitmorb bteanssn
babsn.
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Molsd, GiieRbabH.

Bon etner Rnngiermaid1iue iuIroc
seiierr Der aonbntieiir Der Rennlul-
pauia Giieubahu. 2ouis @ilhoiot, %
Snbre oIi. aus ssruii Gill. g., on Der
Il. }eters Strobe i'm Ciiero iiber'
iabren ,tno iofort aei6btet. Ter aon.
bufteitr bofte nentge Wimiier Dor
ieinem lobe nod nit benz Sofomptip.
iiibrer ietnes 3uges, pon oeiieu Ra'
id1ine er iiberfabren iDuroe, geipre.
den. Ter Seid)nnm Duroe nodl oeE
Rcrgiic gebrad)i uno bat Der Coroner
cine llnfsrinfnHa in Sieier slngele'
1enheit einaeIeitet.
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lInidne.

- Don BEN Dad zines @itertDus
gems ftiir3te eeiterR i'm Sitter
5abnboT Der penniplbonia Giisnbohn
an Der Sront imo Doibingtcn StrabC
Der 27 Sabre nlte Sobn gapleb bon
go. 1916 GaIssrn 4psnue. DIR Ders
uHaIiidit 5Oa iif our4 ben Sturs si'
nsn SaGbeIbruh uno innere WerItss
unsen gu. Sm Giitcn Gdmartics
6oIpitdI, ruobin Der @erungliidie gss
bradt ipurbe, babtn bic 4erste tpenia
Soffnuns auf Grhalteu bts 2ebsns oez
Ulounss.
- 9ureb bas @lsiten i<ines Wotor'
rabss fuuros eeitern Der g3olisift CD.
Tanis an Der Main, nabe 6ou Ctr,
BON TeiHem Ra0 gefhkubsrt nuo true
Ahfhiirfunsen am aorper baooa. Ter
Werleste Iisb iit nod ieiner Wobnuns.
Ro. 723 Clinton Strobs. ifberfiibrsn.
- 4n Der Dine unb Corn Gtrabt
ipurbe gsfiern Der So Sabre uite poli.
siit Clarence Tfppnu BON elmer Gar
aefhI<uoert nnb aos fid burb Der
Gturs cine Werrsniins oss re6tsr
armes su. Der 8erunsliidte bssdb fit
nah ftiner WcbHuns.
Wlit siHsm arm6ru6 tpurbe btI
27 Sabre aIis srdni apielaB bon Ro
528 armorn apenue BEN ftdntiIher
RrauttnbduF, sinssIiefsri. apftlGE
ipor auf einsH Rsubau an Der 2. aDt
auf grio Din beihGfiiet. oIs Ct ourt
einen 5shItritt cue osr {oobs Der siueir
ten etase abfiiirst..
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lehn @urit irei.

ssobn 6. Rurii. Der burd ieinc
@erunireininaen ben Ieboit gau. iiilo
Seib.glerein ruinirt uno nieIe 9eute
Inn ihre Gripnrniife sebraht bat. III
luieoer eir freier Wsnnn. gr trai ae.
tern aus Columbus bier Elm, no er
I'M oortiaen Suf,tbnns nidyt gnns Slnel
Sabre Der fiebeniabrigen Strniseit
perbiibt bat, 5li Der er nerurfheilt
iuornen mar. CT iIt bis nuf ipeiteres
Ipou Der 9eanapisngsb borbe pcroljrt
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aensert i'm Tilion Cmtloof.

5m JilIon CutIopi, an Der g)ouns
uuo RtnagOIb Strobe. tpirb am
Sonntas 4btnh um balb ahi iinr EN-
aonssrt itaitfinbtn unb bic 6obn'ifs
MiIitdrtapsIls pirb bag folgsEo.
9roaramm unier Der 2situna ots
adpsnmsiiitrs 1beobor 6abn, Sr.,
3ur Durhfiihtung bringsn:
Dlarih. .Cur 8Ops 0nn Girls,
6dbn
poipoarri rns ~1fs prima Gonna
6erber!
Srreriiirs su Gin Morgen, Mitins
uHh Hbtrn in Witg1 Eupps
DotpourrisC Cuneriiire /. Ennbs.
Cpersttsn. potpourri gc6dni
aornsifolo lcusoefp6alt)--
6err Gbdries 9rob.
potpcurri. -1be groaoipop Gre.
pieirs Qamps
pGboaIcsr to GhoaIbsr" IS. sslcbl
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Seine iunnSerbare Strait, bic 2ebens.
fdidiale ant irssmoeine GatferHnns
poraussniaaen, iiberraidf vie,
bic an ibn Idreibrn.

2aHftrbs bon psiien nif afYsn eeberefusaeri
bnheH bon beH NGtbf bleses WlGnnf& BOEfbsls
esbGbi er iasf gnt. posH 2br sasis nns sss
sTeunse ans seinSs nnS bsidrass s's sss snierI
nne ftletisn gsrioeeu IN eursm cebeh.
sstns EsfHreibHnasH Der esEpaHsensn. aeqen.
guA nberrai6en nnb 6eIien Hlss nas &c
seriaHaf ~ Gner Edme tpcn Gu9 fsibf o.
ifrtebT. 0ner NebaEistoe aHe @s'tieAt, nm
asistOehsta' aslpabat ben sslusa sssfss Set.
Aina ufib erhdlfei efne BvrfnhSsgefuna freE
eerE eenE StnbmnRn etN eEfabfensr aift0sra
eSn . .LssFsssietglaeetn IsstIhlano iasf:
bstlis. III gaHa Der zsnbsbcit eHtlure6sns. %
ift sfH iehF Nuaes urh aesptNefbaiies zffd nT.
byii I'd 10 feibli afiraIos ota gri'ie 70 &c.
tptfteTibdn fftHe Dl6uctdrtf6en bxrx4HHstasn
ifrh Uerfmae nHe eTtannis. bah feiHs Artsit
In sstet QiHselhstt pclIspnmfu IT, ans bot er
ad Der Ssbe ssr 5sii In iesEer 8t''sas1dtf
eareElH RIamaue.. sise Der tafensirsfsen
ZGmen bon Rdrie iaai:
So panfe Stnen fit meiR dnsfatrlitss
seroiies fveIbss HiSflit bsn GaitesorssniiAsr
irSiesen nm sa,s srut saDs sser s me- suss sg nit
in 10 sHtrsffenher alsife BIZ EIabrbeit rHstde.
ibsiii cesr srbirif 10 iel6s ssrfviseseaHas 9st:
tinneu arb gsianrien supfehIea unS cbte
sansersure esi'isHftGfs slasHseiH befaani
sseHH abx aas Rsrrss's erssist MHsrbisien
eften syhniieu pogi, 10 fenbet z al Tlonai iiiih
5abr 9nret ceeHri eiu afIes heui'it aefdrtes
ben. foirte ana rtne Abfhtifi bee 1oiaeRDsn
AepfeS tn Carer ddsuen 0anbf6rtff:
stbg 9dft IN nhtlih,
Go idasH IdMfeHoe
sth niiHf6e ITfofd anb Glii6
s3oueu gle ETir ben sSse setaenf
Aenn Chr tuinfff fcnui 16r loo lDlarIeu
euves etntHsu eGrftS1 gtnfff6eH nm fcfiasIe
nub ffrtfilidf Hrpelf IA hegntIfr. ETuhef
9ureH FEief au Morrec Hept 5fIaH 70.
"a grcgte Daarft. 1he 6aane 6caane Qsai
ietue I7hn1en IN 9Hreu @rfef EufiatIb fir
4rtef nat 6oglaHb iaHi uenis
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lie employers AHpeiatiun erfldri
lin Der Union Der JnbrleHte.

Gin ncues Runoid)reiben oes Sefre'
tdrs @oIe lie Union BARI ntGt
anerfannt ,perocu, oa ioGhes eine
SinopferilHe ailer seihaitIidcn
ssntereIien be6euten tuiiroc. - GaS
@meihrei5en id,ileert Die Situa-
ton in oiiitern 5orbeu unb iiebi
@eipenlier bel Goge.
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SObt amisefanbsn.

ani 1reitaa WiorgeH lpiirbe Der o.
Sahre alfe FARMER SOhn Aper riGhc
1crreFtDiIIs' ipobnhnft. In isintm Bett
toOi nlifgefiinben Gin SersihIna bal
benz 2ebeu Des Wonnes Elm 3ieI se.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-14
HEADQUARTERS WILL
BE IN BRATTLEBORO
Rev. z. w. Sharp Appointed District
Superintent-Rsv T. w Owens
Returned to This Passionate.

The appointments made at the Yer
mont Methodist conference which has
been in session in Richford the past
week We're announced this morning
Two appointments which are of specia
interest are that of Rev. Thomas w
Owens to continue as pastor of tht
Brattleboro church and that of Rev
f. w. Sharp of Springfield, this state
to be superintendent of the Montpeliei
district with headquarters in BrattIe
boro.
This means that Rev Mr.. Sharp anC
family will return to Brattleboro
which is pleasing news to their friend,
here. Before going to Springfield hc
lived in Brattieboro three years, sup
plying part of the time in Putney
and Windsor, and during that time he
made a wide acquaintance here.
Rev. Mr.. Sharp was pastor in South
Royalton, supplying in Bethel. for four
years, beginning in 1895. For the next
two years he was in Rochester Then
he was assigned to Mortified, where
he remained eight years, coming from
there TO Brattlehoro. For the past year
he has been in Springfield.
His new duties begin ut once. so il
is expected that he win come here
within few days. Rev. Mr.. Sharp
owns several houses on Prospect hill
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-14
THE MORGAN FUNERAL.
Body of the Noted Financier Taken to
Hartford, Conn.

' NEW YORK, April IA. - The fu-
neral services over the body of J. Pier
pont Morgan were held this mornin,
in st. Georges Protestant Episcopa
church. Afterwards special train con
veyed the funeral party to Hartford
Conn, for the final services.
The coffin left the Morgan library
covered by a blanket of 5000 roses.
The vested choir of $50 voices proceed
ed the funeral party into the church
Behind the choir came the clergy, the
pallbearers, the coffin and the members
of the Morgan family Fifteen hundred
people assembled in the church.
The services were conducted by Rev.
DIR. Carl Reiland, rector, assisted by
Bishops William Lawrence of Boston,
Chauncey B. Brewster of Connecticut
and David Fl. Greer of New York. The
Episcopal ritual was followed. Mr..
Morgan S favorite hymns, Asleep in
Jesus, ana Lead Kindly Light were
sung.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-14
BELLOWS FALLS.
New Garage Company.

A company known as the Bellows
Falls Garage has been formed to carry
on the automobile business and some
lines of small electrical work in the
new garage building on Canal street
opposite the bridge leading to the rail
road station. A lease of the room
which is the whole size of the building
used on the upper floor for the Stand
ard moving picture theatre has been
made and work was begun there sew
eral days ago. The proprietors of the
ne wventure are Joseph B. Crandon,
who has worked several years for the
Fail Mountain Electric Light & Pow
er company and for the CrandOn Mfg.
Co.; A. H. Fuller, druggist; G. w. But
terrified and Edwin A. Rowe, rural free
delivery carrier. Mr.. Crandon resigned
his position with the electric light com
pany two or three weeks ago, and will
devote his whole time to the business,
and Mr.. Rowe will devote what time he
can from his other duties. They have
introduced electric power and have a
well equipped workshop occupying the
north end of the building, and they al
ready have two or three good workmen,
who are finding enough to do in getting
ears ready for the season. The solid
cement floor is on a level with the
street, making it easy to get ears in
and out and the location is an unusually
good one to command a good share Of
the rapidly increasing trade.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-14
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Walter Morgan of Ludlow is visiting
his sisters, Mrs. II. b. Perry and Miss
Helen Morgan.
Mrs. George c. Harris and her faith
er, Fl. G. Smead of Wardsboro, went
to Deertield this morning to attend the
funeral of relative.
Charles Kemp of Saint Petersburg,
Fla, who is employed as travelling
salesman for the Estev Organ com
pany, visited at the home of his cous-
in, G. r. Prentiss., over Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Reed has received a let
ter from her daughter, Mayerette, Mrs
Newell Moore of Akron, Iowa, stating
that the family was unframed by the
recent tornado. The storm had practi-
cally spent itself before reaching that
city.
Conner Lewis, teacher at Mount
Hermon, was guest over Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Prentiss. He fire.
quently visited in town when his cous-
in, Rev. r. J. Lewis, was pastor of the
First Congregational church. Yesterday
he rendered a solo at the morning ser
vice