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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

Describe "Volley After VOllcy" q
Pistol Shots at Jau Windows.

Pistol Shots at jail Windows.
Chestertvwn, Md. Dec. 27.-AbOut
midnight five men bolted into the
corridor, the leader bearing a xiedge
hammer. For a moment it looked as
il the guards would be overpowered.
Former Sheriff William III. Mckee
faced the would be lynchers sinPl,
handed wrenched the hammer from
the leaders hand an forced him and
his four companions from the corri-
dor.
The mob withdrew a short distance
outside and opened fire upon the
window on the second floor where
Mabel and the other negroes under
arrest in connection with the murder
are confined.
Volley after volley from half a
hundred pistols AID shot guns was
directed at the second story and
scarcely a pane Of glass in tie win
dows was left.
The negroes lay down close under
the windows to escape the bullets.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30
CREW IN IRONS.

Revenue Cutter Brings Part OF Num-
bers Of Sailors Injured With Knives
in Fight Among Themselves.
(By the Associated Pre1)
Lewes, Del, Dec. 27.-The revenue
cutter Seneca this afternoon reached
the British steamer Baron Dalmeny,
which returned to the Delaware Capes
yesterday with several of the crew in
irons and others injured after a fight
with knives among some Of the men
in h engine room. The steamer is
bound from Philadelphia for Avon
mouth and was rs miles at sea when
fighting started among the crew.
compelling the captain to return in a
heavy gale for medical and other as
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. T.-Money ON call,
nominal. No loans.
Time loans, weaker: SO and 90 days, Az
65t: ak months. 4h65.
Mercantile paper, 5% M6.
Sterling exch .nge. firm 60 days, 4.Sl. u;
demand, 4.SS.3O.
Commercial bills. 4.SOh.
Bar silver, 57&.
Mexican dollars. Az.
Government bonds, steady.
Railroad bonds, irregular.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30
GENERAL DECLINE
IN WESTERN GRAIN
Wheat Lost One eighth at The
Close; Corn and Oats Off:
Provisions Lower - Cash
Grain Quotations.

Chicago, Ill. Dec. 27.-Selling pressure.
due to continued favorable weather
throughout the winter crop belt failed to
cause a lasting decline today in wheat.
The market wound up nrm at the same a,
last night to Il of. Other speculative ar
ticles all showed a net decline-corn y to
IS; oats Is to Il, and provisions od1i3
to 22h.
Futures closed:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

horo: a. l.. Emo. Charlotte: w. l..
Parsley, Wilmington: 3. II. Walton.
Raleigh; H. Roundthaler. Winston
Salem.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

WaShington.-The revenue cutter
Pamlico reached New Bern, N. c.,
early today after an all night trip IN
der forced draught, to carry aid to
Alonzo J. English. the aged keeper o.
tine light house on Brant Island, in
Pamlico Sound English was brought
back to New Bern. but no report on
his condition was made to rel
cutter headquarters.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
New York. Dec. &c.
Mid Reefs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

Washington.-There will be no lack
OF winter weather anywhere in the
United States. II Weather Bureau ex-
perts read the signs Alright. Inqutr-
les at the bureau today as to the pros
poets Of a mild winter were met with
the statement hat storms merely
were slightly delayed but that nothing
had come under the departments OBJ
s%ervation to indicate les than the
usual rain or snowfall. District
FOrecaster Edward H. Bowie said
the rain storm which swept this re-
gions Christmas day was merely the
foreunner of the regular procession
Of winter Disturbances. Another was
already on the way from the South,
he said. Temperatures throughout
the Rocky Mountain region and
Alaska were declared to be normal
for the season.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30
News Observations

Pineyille, ky.-When Darkness fell
tonight no attempt at escape had been
made by the 20 members Of the Hen
Erickson clan Of mountaineers VINO
are concealed in a mine near here.
The four 20 the mine are
guarded by a squad OF IS picked mill
tiamen under the command OF Assist
ant Adjutant General Landy Ellis. 1t
is expected that freezing weather and
a lack Of provisions Will soon bring
the refugees to terms Thomas Hen
Erickson, father Of the three brothers
who are the leaders Of the clan con-
cealed in the mine, was arrested today
and charged with conspiracy to kill
Thomas Miller. whose murder last
Wednesday caused a battle between
the H~endrickSon clan and a posse.
Bonfires blazed at the OF
the mine tonight and the troops and
many spectators settled down to a
campaign Of starvation of the clan.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

Spencer,-After spending a year in
the United States Navy Robert F.
Abee, Of Spencer. is spending the holi-
days with his mother, Mrs. Mary Abee,
in Spencer. He has been doing serv-
ice in the Marine Band and has been
transferred, however to the battleship
South Carolina, and expects to sail at
an early date for Mexican ports with
other United States battlesh4ps.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

Tuxedo. n. Y.-Play for the anna
teur challenge cup in court tennis
opened the courts Of the Tuxedo Ten
mis- and Racquet Club today. Rob
ert D. Wrenn defeated Oliver Perrin.
3 to 2. Gordon Douglas. of New York,
won from George I. Scott, New York
8 to 0, and c. Slice and Fulton C,t.
ting won by default.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

Roanoke, Va.-The Republican
State Committee Of Virginia will meet
he re June S to consider the reduction
OF from Southern States to
national conventions, provided for re-
Gently by h Republican National
Committee. Representative Slemp,
State chairman, Issued the call for the
meeting.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

Bridgeport, Conn.-The submarine
torpedo boat built by the Lake Tor
pedo Boat Company for the United
States government. was launched here
today. The G 3 displaces 500 tons and
is expected to make 10 IL knots an
hour when submerged. Miss Marion
Lake christened the craft.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

Washington.-The District of Co
lumbia Rife Association and the Park
Club, Bridgeport Conn, both with a
Of 9s2 out Of a possible 1900,
lead class "A" OF the ~interclub rife
shoot this week. according to the
scores announced today by the Ma
tional Rife Association.
Ganney, S. C.-The body of Curtis
kitchins, II years old, was found ia
a field near here today. Death had
resulted from a wound in the throat,
apparently self-inf1icted with a shot
gun. No witnesses to the shooting has
been found. The inquest will be held
tomorrow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-30

Norfo1k.-Mrs. Sarah Riley, aged
40 years, committed suicide in bed
today by firing two bullets into her
breast. One penetrated the heart. III
health Is believed to have caused her
act.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-25
garon, @is.
.. 9ia.

MrmoiIa Muttoia ioimittoiineen Ia
Iufiioineen!
Mrmo olfoon teiue ia rauba SUI
malaIta meibdn SIdltdmme Seeiuf
fen 2ristutIen meibdn Wapobtoiom'
me foutta mt ia aina. Sama or
mo mirmoittafoon ia mabpista'
foon meta faiffia eIdmdntien mat
famiebid tddad mieraoaa maoaa ia
tdu6 noimoloifeua matfaua, ioSia
beitoue matfustoiole on monte
maoraa ia mastusta. rSiad ipnti,
iofa atna meibin torttum Ia mettd bt
tooti tefee" tuottaa monta tuSfaa Ia
tpaimaa, Min ettd malta uIein tun
tau m%ainoloifeita ia mdiptdndltd,
minimum poapoIi ianoo: rUte dim
me plitIe meiodn poimamme rafite
tut" So pialmiSta fanoo: ger ~
mpps paubaa field ia toinen tGdad
2oitti finun p~efilainees ia aaltps
fdpmdt minun pddni pIitie.1 Sos
Elm Hence 6erran profeetat ia apps
toIit iaaneet iunremmaSia m~ddrdsid
foeteua niitd noimoia, ioista faitti
Serran omat iaipaaa tobi toifeuo
omot oiauiiet. Wutia nellie beifoil'
lie taritioiae tuntuu 10 pdbdfin iuu
reIta. Wdbdinenfin riSti tlntuu fau'
bioIta birreItd, iopa aipaa moitta'
nationwide, min ettd maoban foa'
iuneena ia uupuneena tdptpp ope
tusInSten totpoQa b%uutoo: ySerra
auta meitd me butumme." Wtutfa
mitd Serra nastaa BELLE. st 6dn
iano: y2oStu olette noin beitfoio
min cite ole feInouiiet minuo i%eurao'
maan", noon tppnesti Sdn i%auiuu;
DO tie beitfOustoiiet. milf pelfddt
tel" ,Sa Sdn nubteIi iuuIid ia meri
tdmi tprpeneetIi." Dill luuuut ope
tuslneten aiatteIepan, ettd mifdpd
on bdiand Fun mestari on Ioipas'
ia, iofo San nuttuu tobi poImoo.
Ie on pbben tefewd, mutta Min Ell be
aiateaeet.
gtiimpd maiffa me tunnemme I'd
man opehusIosten historian pnnsta'
tpiaiiesii, nitn fofemuffen idIteer
emme Iuinfaan ole beitd tptiiaom
mat. Metin ioiimme mieluummin
SeeiufIen maImotpon, fe on aiutpan
tuntemiFsia. Wuita nitn plan fun
.6dn rutobtoa, Ie on fatoo tuntemi'
fisio min hannemme peItoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-25
&mmlmtmS!

Mmaian neutrality-suspicious. puo'
Etofous pibetddn tommifuun emf
maiIened iunnuntoina 4 pnd firtos
ia oItaen fIo W |. p. 2aittia fen.
rafunnon iaienid febotetoon fdopu.
moan. On tdrteitd oFoito fpfpmpf'
SesTd, minimum mirtofunnan tpaIinto
puobeIIe y. M.
Geurofunnon puoIesta aletfi gbo
clinics.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-25

iaatiiu matIettua iotentin aitanoan
Canaan oitaan tuli Nattt Ruu
ieSta palstotila linen. palsta matIoi
tpud palion, mutta, ebtd ie find
menee - oliban bdnentin ibanteenIo
lao nutettm
Mutta maailmasIa or muitatin
mobtsia FUN be fat!i eteenpdin ppr
tindG tpDlbmistd.
puoIi muotta on fulunut. 2oinu
Ioua on puut abtaat oiat. pittdoi
fainen tp5tt5mnps on tebnpt nab
bottomatf faoba 2uuIelle roboio
aifanaan. 9ofauffia Ell ole i~aonut.
ettd poneista iaiIi l%ainaa, ebes tuon
1912 Ianteapan $50 mt, filid pb
teenid oil 10 motiettu $50 mt. pad
oma ia fcrot.
Subo nbfofi 10 bormaona 2ainm
Ian rerbetid
Canaan a,faan firistpp palstoti
laniIen Ntaiti auuIen aiemotin. Sdn
I'd fun ferran opat panttitapitalietil
pddsieet lppidmddn, Min pitdpdt In
iiua. SddnnDu,ieSti on mo fiuerdl
luoritettotpa, muuten meree, moa 10
menee tpDt ia naiipat &atunla ppp
Id motfuerdn lpttdpstd, mtltta iii
hen pastaa &uufi ulosbduIa. IL,
yooinut mp6ntdd.
2umpitin tuntetpat rinnnsiaon oh
bietonaa tuefaa. lepottonuuutio.
Yiutto iitd mitd tarmitif roboo.
Iitd Ell fao, eitd iaa luottoataon, fiuo
8uuIi ia RoinuIa eitpdt ole Somon
neio.
2auniina feldfuun pdimdnd mpp
bddn 0oiuulan mDtti patfobuuto
fanpaua 3uuien iaatamosta.
RoinuIan roman fobin" ;banne
~murSfautui fumeaua ulosottomieben
noIaran ietuaa. 3ulos oil s g mt,
tappio faiftiaan.
Quito tunne fpapobutt diti1 Hin
nan aIta Tourist Min omttui5eSti.
QuuIi olt molittanut erddue tutta
paueen, ettd bdntd obottaa ebfd pi
attoin jana fobtalo - So fuin
Ia monto tubattn ibmistd iuntee IA
man fobtolon omen ebesId. 2orpiS
ia 10 faifuu nIoSotto miehen tumeot
ibmisfobtoIoia ratfoIenat m%asaron
tSfut. -
So pmpdriud mursfautuu iuurem
pia ia pienempid ~itiendiiid" talouiiio
ia romio foteia" iotfunosIa tobbis'
ia.
Wuiia robamaoilmasIa raitum
punainen nauru. = WiIioonorDptfi.
5t poiiumat romo fott1' la ttIendt
fppsibontetben iouftobauboua.
So aqua Ell n6p miStddn. Rabaa
on runIaasti, on malta ia oman
fonnun p%oiffoia. on piIieIemdttbm mid
alieita iotfa omistaiiueen eitpdttuoia
mitddn, muita puutteesIa oIemot
Taomot mieron fultiioina mitend
paifosta ioiIeen. Taitfa los be brit
fdmdt omoa fotio, Min uieimmiien
robattomina eipdt onnistu. Wieron
tie on Fttefin ebesfd. SumoIo Jpn
npinma otomme outiofoon!
lurtoia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-25

l.. watmn
SouIuterwebbps!
d On ie pditud. ionfa 9erra
ut iloitfaamme ia riemuit'
e.
net: milf i%lottfimme MT tuin
oben pimein Ia Ipnfin oifa.
Iufiia. npt on ipptd' lotto
d pSn ipnfintd ipntepttd. Fad
tuoua oieona ilmestpt Iuuri
is. aSpbdt poimenet, lotto
IanIa taitfiimat 8etIebemtn fe
pDn biliaiiuubesia fiitd enitmdt
noitutien iaimat. Gniin ioutut
)e iuureen pelfoon Ia bdmmds
n, mutta lobbuttapa buuto:
DIT pelidtt11, Fqd mind ilmoitan
juuren ilon@ poisH pelon.
leiae on lapf fpntpnpt ia poita
seiQe annettu, ionta bartioiaa
aus on. So 9dnen ntmenid
ltaan ibm eutnen, neuwonon a.
mdfemd SumoIa. iiontaiet'nen
ia rauban pddmtes. Seeius
Dan pddmies oil ipntpnpt.
Din alfoi eldmdnid tddQd Iibaan
.ena ia plan tuli 9dnestd reipas
,rufainen. 4dn ebtstpi iidsid ia
uos5a Sumalan ia ibmisten eoes
ia min mobmistui tdptesn mie
uteen. Wiebuuben iidsid 9dn
lpoebtoiiesti meni bdptdaiIeen ris
fuotemaan furian ibmiStunnan
,sid.
)stdmdni, onban ipptd loon
Iuri tdstd Tppstd, tdtd ben9esid
1eue61don Ct fuo Qerrou mes
,fpib turbaan buubabtanntfaan:
dmd on fe pdimd, ionfa Serra
I, iIoittaamme ia riemuitfaamme."
pffinfertaifaa ia paIion
uttupaiila rimeiud ternebodn
70 I%aoioa 9uttoian Iufiiatuntoa!
ittdinfin termebbdn faiffia usfon
ia fioria, ioifa tdmdn Dles.
in ia Serromme periarmosta us
nat ipntein anteeffiaomiien, eld.
in ia autuuben!
ormoon iddn turmaamaan
ia noIiofunnasIa,
meIienne
.. Siu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-25
Olemiiem taistelmsia
tappioqe %iuntmneita.
o Niemi.

Sofu nuof iitte menipdt fDpbd
poita ia tpttD naimiiiiu.
6eiodn, futen monen muunfin
tpDldisnuorutaiien ia n%eiioien tp6n
tulofIista oil fapitalismi pienpt min
%iuuren Dian, ettei belle ouut iuuri
miiddn iddstDid f%arttunut.
perbe eIdmdG olottneeTa fiis meni'
m6t I've pienet marot mttd olitin.
Wuofraua oiuiwot he. futen monet
muut. nlneio. Sapietfir loliioat aiaa
,%moimano" ia ne tetitpdt etensin pie.
men muotratolon o%miStaian emdn'
ndn mielestd min polion pobaa, ettei
maailmosia puut fen pa bempia To-
f%aroita, tuin Al bpprplaiIen tato'
rot.
Sdnd ieiffa listioi oman mDfin
iaannin ioimeen ilmituleen - etentin
FUN maafpliqd mield uIeiuo perbeil
Id on pieni fiemd m6tfi mden rim.
teeud fpldn IaibasIa.
SeIIaista paan betin boIufwat.
&c oil beibdn ibanteenia = pieni,
fiewd m1tti la len pmpdriQd pient
piba lasten Ieittifenidti Ia peruno.
mad.
Wtutta miien fen iaaba? 81 parila
lobalIa iao mitadn mDftid, FUN mao.
purin NTH buoneinen mDtfitin tuli
liti tubatfunnan marttoa malta.
maan, ennentun oil nolmis.
0pqdbdn nuo panbempien mSttt.
en- omistoiat oIimot ennen iaoneet
tolfoiua mDein birret, mntta fe aita
oil 10 oitoa mennpt. Yuista foo tut
fiberroiIta roboa, ct niitd fannotta'
nut fDpbile fenfdid.
SStettama Re mStfi oil. Siiben
torioutui tilaiiuusfin oinan fun Ial-
linus oIiIi fuuuut tDpbdn perbeen
biIiaijet toipeet. Grddn moofpIGn
m5ttiIdinen Waiti &uuFi oil fuuIlut,
ettd 0ainulo, min oil ebeuiIen per
beeniIdn mint, oifoi banffia itIeIIeen
buoneet, ia ban ioriof ieaoiien Tau
niiua paifoIa fpldn IoibasIa mpp
tdndti. &c oil bdneld 10 folmos
pritps. Ybben bdneltd metmdt mel
fomiebet, ia toiien mpi. ia toas britt.
6dn firjoitti 8ainuloae pori febot
tusfiriettd. Sdn title boIufi maopols'
tan, ia oil ieuoiIen mieIlpttdpdn
foppaleen iapannut ldbipitdidsid.
aouput ipntpipdt ieuroawiuu eb
ooia; 2auppaiumma on 1.50O me-.
ioeta ostoia Iuorittaa no. 1911
Smf. 500; =, 1912 Smf. 500: = ia
no. 1913 emit. 200: =, ia matiamnt'
tomole iummole 5 prof. forfoa.
2iidffi ebtona oil, ettei bnoneuStoo
foa mppbd, ennenfuin fauppaium'
ma on tdpFn mnfIettu.
gpt oil Geti 2oinuIa oman m5tin
omistaio! Shame oil ~iaawutettl.
RoIpea, neIidn Iopien ditiftn oitein
nuortut ia fat fuin uutta tperto Iuo
%niinfa. aoiffi ndptti noIoiioIto. Gu.
fmdinen emit. 500: - mofluerdfin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-25

SuUNuu Iot toteo &ooIpeIttCtU
9dnein iano foeemutiStaan: rYd
nd iauoin mp5tdtdpmiiesid en- mind
ifdnd tufiSteta, maan FUN find Ger.
ra taSpoS peitit Min mind bdm'
mdstptn." Niimpd niinfin. 2apiina
meibdn tdptpp ppipd ia lapfiua on
losten menot.
Ndimpd ferrau ibmeen, iota ct
foSeaan unbotu. Grds ditt istui, ia
Iopfi istut bdnen polmeaaon. 2un
lapIi fatioi dioin bpmpilemid fas.
moia min lopfi nauroi ia oil iloinen
Wutta pbrdttid diti petit fasmonia
molemmiua fdTuddn, iaoin Iupii al
toi itfemddn. Winfd tdboen ban
tiff? Ditto diti bdnet idttdupi? 81.
Sstuiban ban dioin polneaa futen
ennentin. Aiuoa ieitfa oil ie, etid
diii petit fusmonia. Sita ei lapIi
moinut fietdd. Wtutta min plan fun
diti tatioi iapieen, oil taas taitfi by.
min.
96td jeanne mefin nIein foteo
benseuiieeid iubteesia. Wefin Diem
me pnbdsid faeteesia fannetut oife'
ON dioin ipliin. 2asteesia on meiue
labioiiettu ipntein anieetf antomus,
lnsten oifeus ia faiffi toiwaauiiet
tamorat. 8asteesfa olemme istute
tut iaipaouiiiin menoibin, ia fuoIe
mosia eldmddn iiirretpt. 3asteesia
buftui foifti iputimme SeeTutien me
rem poimasta. &asteeSIa tulimme
pubtaiff foitista ipnneistdmme Min
ettei niitd ritdnd mntsteia." Sdmdn
tobistaa Ielmddn ywobpa profeetol
linen Iana", iofa ct tosfaon bufu,
eitd petd meitd. Sostaan meiud ct
ole fuotu Seeiusta ieurota iuntemis
ten ldlteen, min on 9dn Fttentin
meiodn ia me !9dnen. rGipd fauan
pietG riuefaan RrtstuSta firttaubes
iaan, tatieaa Iuotu,"
Ndin o0en on fe life afiasIa Dboen
-tefemdd TOTO SeeiuS nuftuu tabi
polwoo. ie on, ioto famine fiitd
tuntea iloa tabt iurua, ie ei pilaa o.
fiaa. S,ud mifd Sdn on ellen, ia
ma on Sdn tdnddn ia iianfaiftiies
ii. Seeiufien rattaus ei boriunni
sSuuoastafaan fobtoon, tpaan Suu
bas life bpIidfi Seeiutien. Cana
naara uiein mdipp meitdtin. Weil
Id on Min monta buolta. iopa liiion
monta. Weiad on Iiiian paIio iitd
rMartan puubao", naitfa ndemme
Marian tuIepan toimeen oinoastoan
fuunneuen Seeiutien i%alfain iuures'
ia mitd SeeIus pubui. Seeiutien pu'
been tuuIe minen, iebdn ie olisfin al
no paraS teino faifisia fobtaloisia
antamaan poimoa Ia Iobbutusta.
sSopa minimum 2orfeasIa peiIusia
fanotaan: rSinun iuus on ntinfutn
paras mint, iota buofiasti menee
alas ia Iaattaa uneliasten buulei
pubumaan."
SOS uneIiaiIuus tuIee, SeeIufien
Jana MOT farfoitaa fen. Sos riSti
tuntuu liion rasfaaIta SeeIutIen ia
no fenentdd fen. Sos misioiuuIi
lp5 Iaineita Ioipoou, on Sdn life
laimaeia 2oina Ell NOT butfuo, Jos
Fin tunnemme olemomme %puuttupoi
iet ia pelfurit, observation-disclosures sd
net. 81 ole pelfoo, ettd Sdn iitd
pabastau, Rnd Sdn life m~afuuttaa:
raoifti mitd te anotte ~nsfosia SIdl-
I'd minun nimeeni ntin !Sdn antoo
teiae.1 Siispa iopii tabdn mieId II.
Tdtd:
vaidneen phteen pbtpfddmme,
Daiffo fobto fppneIin,
Seeiustamme fihtdtddmme
Mlbosia ebf' oiupin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-25

Tdbdn tdptpp toas lopettaa tot
wosia, ettd Muttoia pield ndbtdifiin
iionnettuna. paitfa Ie nptpddnttn
on 10 tperraton. 6erran ormo, rau
ba ia rattous bauhfoon faittia
9erran omio!
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-14
MORE COMMITTEES
Announced BY President Of Parent.
Teachers Association.

Mrs. F. B. Huling, president of
the newly formed Parent-Teachers
association makes announcement of
the following committees in addition
to those printed in The Banner Satur-
day:
Art-Mrs. VIM. B. Sheldon, Mrs. J.
S. Holden, Mrs Z. w. Bradford, Mrs
c. Nj. Graves, Miss Anne r. Putnam,
Miss Estelle Smith, Miss Edith
Lyons, II. |. Norton, II. j. Cole, Wills
T. White.
Music-Mrs. A. w. Varney. Mrs. A.
G. Holden, Mrs. l.. II. Ross, Miss Mil
dred Ford, Miss Jennie Alden.
Sanitation-F. +. Howe, Prof. A.
w. Varney, Dr. l.. H. Ross. f. b.
Pope, Mrs H. H. Webster, Mrs. II. T.
Southall, Miss Cora Whitney, Mrs. f.
O'Donnell, Miss 4. Weleh, Miss Mary
Hyde.
School Building-H. II. Webster. A.
j. Holden. Elijah Dewey, K. II. Put
nam. Chas. T. Burt, Ward Lyons, II.
d. Fillmore, Frank Crawford, c. Phil
lips, C. Perry, Mrs. G. F. Graves,
Mrs. II. S. Bingham. Mrs. S. II. Black
mer, Mrs. w. II. Bradford, Mrs. w.
E. Putnam. Mrs. A. S. NJ. Chisholm.
Recreation-Prof. Mabrey, Mrs.
Harry Moses. Mrs. ]. NJ. Ayres, Mrs.
Rollin Jenney. Mrs. James Burke,
Miss Catherine Combs. Miss Hilda
Pratt, Miss Edith Dewey, Miss Flor.
ence Walbridge. Miss Beulah Bates,
II. G. Banks, L. Morgan. p. T. II.
Pierson, f. b. Huling.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
eeavs Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Tor Busy Readers

Arthur Barney of Schenectady
passed Sunday at his home on Beech
street.
Mrs. H. Vance of Adams street
passed Sunday with her husband in
Cohoes.
Born Sunday daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence L. Holden of Old Ben
nington.
Rev. Thornton F. Turner returned
Saturday from a several weeks stay
in New York
George Butler returned today to st.
Adams after passing the week end
with his family here.
Roberts dancing assemblies Fores-
ter's hall, Thursday evening. Lots
of fun and a good time for all attend
ing. Adv.
At special meeting of Bennington
| Council, Knights of Columbus Sun
day afternoon the first degree was
conferred on a class of six candi.
dates. The council is planning to
work the third degree in the near
future.
I Born Sunday, April 10, son to
| Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Abercrombie
of Greenfield, Mass. The young
man, who has been named James d.
/ jr., is a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry S. Bingham of Bennington.
Mrs. Bingham went Saturday to
| Greenfield.
Tonight the Baptist church bowl
ers will meet the Catamounts on the
Y. M. c. A. at 7:45 p. m. There are
yet some six or eight match games in
the Second Tournament which will
close up probably next week, If suit.
able dates may be fixed for the teams
to compete.
If you laff ven tings look dark
undt blue. dose very tings will soon
be of rosy hue. Undt you will fee
more better too, if you will come to
the Dutch Market at the Baptist
church on Wednesday evening this
week from six to ten O'Clock where
there will be many surprises in store
for you.
All the members of Bennington
Grange are requested to be present
at the meeting Wednesday evening
April 16 at n. f. o. p. hall. The
meeting will be called sharply at p
m. The following program has beer
arranged Music. Grange chorus;
talk, The Value of a hot-bed, anc
how to manage one; talk, Fertilizers
for the garden; discussion, Who has
the most profitable garden, the far
mer or the village people? Roll call
Current events or short story to b,
answered by every one present
music, Gange chorus.