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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-03-28
Chilled, Ground and
Theoretically Sealed

HIRECT from the r~oasters, the coffee is
chilled in a cold-air-blast machine. This
chilling closes the pores of the bean, thus
preventing a single breath Of the enhancing
aroma to escape in the vapors.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-03-28

You will always find LIV-VER-LAX
in the best drug stores; ask S. l..
Raines.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-03-28
Mayor of the City of
Greenwood, Mississippi.
Attest: .,....., ........ City Clerk.
Interest Coupon.
Interest Coupon.

Greenwood. in Lefiore county, Missis-
sippi, will pay to the bearer the sum of
v~. ...~. ......... in lawful money Of the
United States of America at the office
of the City depository of said city of
Greenwood, Mississippi, being twelve
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-03-28
Greenwood Theatre, Tuesday Evening, April 1st.
insurance placed with Will
Peteet's Agency will have his
personal attention, especially
after the fire.

Calomel, Calomel, you can not stay,
LIV-VER-LAX has shown us as easier
way. Ask S. l.. Raines.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-03-28

Why be constipsted when you car
buy LIV-VER-LAX at S. l.. Raines?
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
,jU06E les WITH.
OUT 1R|sD|c1loN
So Rules il hju zion Suit Between
Two l9caIlght Companies, Case
x'ers / IS Before
Will Be TAKEN up on APPEAL

In the injunction ease Of tie Glss-
wood Light l. Water company against
the Mutual Light, Heat and Power
company, heard in the United states
district court in Denver this week ne
decision was reached and the ease u
practically where it was before the
case was called. That is to say, Judge
Lewis held that the case did not come
within the rule Of his court which re-
quires that the consideration shall be
5000 or over and therefore he de-
cided that he was without jurisdietiaa
in the case.
The suit was brought by the Glen
wood Light L Water company to NJ
strain the Mutual company froa intss-
fesing with the operation Of ths 0sss-
wood lines, claiming that The Nnt1n1
lines hsd been set - seaf ths 0Ass-
wood lisss, which were first IN Paass,
as - ssdAagsr life and property. fhsy
we're pssPassd to Prove that ~ Psss'
snt proximity sf ths ~ k.ss lssAsA
With higA vsstass vas inesaetisal -
|laA0ssssA bst ~ ~ ~ bsssa1 -
|tnAia ~ Aanla9 snRIalm.lnaQll
DaAGsa6sd tis ssal1e - H. 1esstisa
Of jssisaistisa ssd thus tAs nattr +
practically vAsse II vss ct hsuG.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23

There was fine point involved in
Ge case and while the Mutual people
p(etended that if necessary they could
pve their poles for 800 and the
05enwood people could not prove that
tEs would cost over 5000 and with
Jndse Lewis insisting that the amount
involved must be at least 5000 in or
dr to give him jurisdiction it seemed
possible to make any progress.
The Glenwood Light L Wster COM
ANY maintained that they were not
ling specifically for the removal Of
~ Mutual cSmpany's poles, but that
tAey were asking that they be allowed
- do business without unwarranted in
teRferenee and they held that if they
NBe not granted protection in this re-
4set it might mee. the price Of their
p1mAt. They also maintain that in case
q , short circuit eassing . disastrous
~ or the loss Of hsaAa life ths eon-
l1sratiou or Asnaes might be several
11nss 5000, bst JsAss Lewis AsaA
- he sosld ~ Ssss Ais jsAgnsss -
a1psstoseey - ~ ~ asA IL
Z - = i ~ - :. q
eoure ao=lAsA1nU1sa lsr nsel -
tern1agbo Il the tfsssis.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
DADDY e.xx 10 o.z....Ar.

F. N. Green, better known as "Dsd
dy" Green to all our citizens, will
celebrate his ninety seventh birthday
ut the county hospital on Tuesday,
August 26th, from 2 to 1 p. m., and
he will be glad to have his friends
call and zee him. For many years
Daddy Green was . familiar figure a.
he drove his team through our streets
peddling water to our citizens who
were not fortunate enough to have con.
neetion with the water system. Later
when there was no demand for such
service the old gentleman still elung
TO his horses and with them naAe y
living in some way for hinssk sad
his wife whe has been his eenpasion
fer mere tAaa . half century. Bat
AsaIly ths eRost bsea.s ~ great asd
-ssw "DaAay" - hssa ssaiesd to
vitAarsw frsa ~ sseive ssssss q
We 80 - hspsss ~ lsissls win ~
- ~ = ssaan1s - -
SD .ats tAsa . ~ = - ssss esuaa
q.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
sosD aAax sanAu L.

Grana Jsaetion, Aug. 21.-4onte
Ramsey, . veil known local automobile
maa, was brought to The city last night
ATTENDED by his family and Dr. H. Z.
Palnss fssa Kremmling, where his leg
was bssks. At 1880 yesterday morn
ing
TAs accident happened three miles
out sf Kssnmling when Mr.. Ramsey,
in ~ eas, was speeding up q hill, fol-
lowed ~ tie D. b. Bailey family in
thsir sas. Mr.. Ramsey had reached
the tsP e the slope safely in his
stsas1ahss, bst Mr.. Bailey had trouble
abset haaf way up, his car stopping
on -.
~. Ranssy returned to the Bailey
cas Al IL lsskisg ever The machinery,
haA ssstsl ais fest on . spoke in the
rem vAssl. Without waning Mr..
Bailsy tassw in tie clutch, and II.
wAssa t.s.isg aroand, caught Mr.. Ran-
ssys ~ between Tie hub aad tAs
rsas asls. The besak WAS very severe
- paiafsl s.A win keep hin eeafined
- HI hs0s for some weekA
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
tn eoulDs b i IesiDl--
versd Aeeopk es1mCe
Rite b kolnsa city
A Pvast Of $l,oo.m

Gand Jusetios, Aug. 9O.-Grasd
functions ehalleags for IN ssto.obils
race to Salt Lake City to the good
road boosten Of Assker and veraal
has been accepted, aad - . result, sns
Of the greatest long distance raess u
the history of the west is practically
assured.
The purse Of q 900 and the expenses
of the trip are not the only things at
stake. The race will undoubtedly b
given wide publicity all over the eoun-
try, resulting in the routes being .
big factor to be counted in the issues
of the race.
In his reply to the Vernal accept.
ance, written William NJ. Anderson.
Secretary Antics proposed the follow.
ing terms:
A first bet Of $500 . side, starting
from Rifle the first car into Salt Lake
City wins; the car to be used a regular
"stoek" ear as sold by factories for
touring purposes, power not to exceed
Is horse power A. l. A. N. rating. re-
tail price of ear not to exceed 1880,
car may carry two to four passengers
- the driver may please; ears to b
driven by owner.drivsrs, and The ears
geared not higher than 3 l-2 70 I, act
Iess than l-S to 1; the ears = -
sealsd At Ri1s and occupants PAsts-
GsPAsd, nsssy = - AsPssitsd n
ealt Lake City bsak, - With Salt LAhs
City nswseaesss, aass - - tlssuQA
-. nair ~ ps~ss9 q lsss... ~. ~
swn iafssnatisa Il vsasA - vpfN
have - scesrsts spssAsaesers . ~.
sib3e sDd . careful record ksp< of H.
gas asd oil ussl. Win say in tAe mat
ter Of "rsisiag 49, there win b -
limit TO tie side bets and Grand Jsne-
tion and the towns along the Midland
trail I An, sure will accommodate all
the friends who wish to get action On
their money.
We will await an early reply fren
you, and hope the rsce can be arranged
at an early date.
Very truly yours,
L ANTILLES,
Secretary Treasurer.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
80 MAu n 1e9 eAs

Last Monday svitehnea ueskiAg il
the Colorado Midland yssAs il West
G.ssxoed discovered in . refrieesstcr
car wEieh had been standing o. the
sizing since August the badly decen-
posed body Of man about 60 years Of
age.
ihere we're almost no evidences as
TO the mans identity and thus far the
Offices have received no inquiries con
cerning him.
The man weighed about ls5 to 19o
pounds, was ) feet 10 inches in height
was bald and wore moustaehe.
The man wore cheap, blue serge
coat which came from Hayden's cloth
ing store in Leadyille, his hat was
bought from A. ShaperO, Colorado
Springs, and his shoes bore the trade
tag of Worries of Colorado spsings.
In the coat pocket was . baak pass
book Of the Globe sevinGs baak Of
Los Angeles ana On one page was the
name Of c. ". Field, but it IL not be-
lieved by the Officials that this vss
the nan's aane. On tie otAes hand
there is bst little significance A.
taehed to the book which it il thought
the man picked up sonewhere in his
travels.
Every page in the pass book il
blank except one and on this is in
scribed, "July sth, Tobacco 10 cents
soap 5 eents.'' No other papers OF
any kind were found on the body thai
would tend to shed any light whatever
on the mans identity.
As there were no marks on the body
and no evidences of foul play Coroner
Hopkins considered 1t plain that tn
maj had crawled into the car while III
and, being unable to call for help, had
simply died natural death. He
therefore considered an inquest unnee
essary and Nortician Fsrnum was or
dered to bury the body in tie Potter >.
field which was done [onday after
noon. Up to the present time no in
quiry has been made concerning the
nan and his ids.tity win probably n
naia . nystsry.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
Wu OvD WASH

In ths district sssrt - isj..eGiss
psssnasAiAG haA hsra sfast~d vAasaia
Jsha =. Hieknaa aad Is ether s.neh-
.es ask . restraining esdss s0.inst
". J. Asrtie, rheodsss Rs.s.besG, Iii
vision engineer, John z. Field, stsIs
engineer, The Nesa Verde Lsnl ssd
Canal company, The Farmers Irrisa-
tion company, The Antlers Orchard
Development company, The Rifle Irri-
CATION and Power company, The +.
McILearn Mercantile company, and a
number of individual defendants, 2l
in all.
A voluminous petition recites that
Murtie as water commissioner has been
diverting the waters of Rife creek in
to the Davie ditch and the AntIers ca
nal contrary to law and the DEGREES
Of the PLAINTIFF and asks that he ax
veil - his ssperisss i. Office - veil
- ether 1sfsaAaats b. sestsaissd fron
eeetinsing sseh practices to The detri-
nent Of tie plainti2s.
J. ". Dellison and Griffith, Watsea
4 Smith are attorneys for the plain
tits and it y sxpectsd that IT, eass
will be heard before Judge sAunats
sext Monday on the application for 4
Temporary injunction.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
LAD 70 ..ss

TIE fusssal II Harold Baillie, ths
young ssaa vho was eleetnoeutsd
Thursday Of last week sear shoshsne,
was held Sunday afternoon at tie
AethsAist church, The services being
largely attended.
The young mans mother being -
Christian Scientist, the service, at her
request, were conducted by that organ.
ization, the music being furnisAsd by
. selected choir.
The large attendance At the funeral
and the many beautiful flsral oAsri.ss
attssted tAe popularity Of the. young
.aa s.a ths regard i, which Tie fAni-
" i held. A notieeabls feature was
tAat Hasssd's pet horse which ~ hin
~ Aad trained to Do naay tricks,
vas -, sadlled and beidIsd and wear.
isg H. Aabilinsats Of mourning, just
bshisd tie Aesrse.
Harold william Baillie WAS bern Il
AsPsa, ColofaAo, in 1895 a.d wxs
tAsssfsee 10 ysass sf age. He wss !.
ID Of powerful PAysisss, eleas ssl
naaly IN his HE and hahits al naAs
many ff;ssds vhs greatly aspssss his
sn4insly 6saiss jsst - H. tAsssA.
Asaa u wAa4 assaea vss2l havs bssa
. nssfal hfe. Intsrnsat vas in 1sss-
- esastssy.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
INV WHAT Hoo
1AuL1aD n1oooaG

Greeley, Cslo., Aug. 1s.-Cessasat
experimenting for ten years % ~
part Of Edwana House, ColssaAs ;,
Luther BaFbask, was today crowned
with success in ths projection Of eae
Of the finest vasieties Of wheat, dsve!
oped by himself, which be has aane,l
the Nercross" and which IL pertieu-
larly adapted = dry land. This is 4
eross between Durun, tAs best dFsaght
rssistes, s,d Alaska, the most psaaifis
producer Of tie whsat family.
"Nsreross Wheat" ays Hosss, "I
believe - Be tie bsst Milling gzaiu
eves srevs aad ny jsdg.s.t h con
firnsd by = lsttss I sot today frsa the
Benosh Milling company q Lisbon,
N. D., in which IL was stated that the
company .cssA sss several easssads Of
this variety. Il IL tie best nilling
wAsat because Il esstains jsst the
proper fsspsstisss Il Prstsia, starch
anA stAef sasne,ts - nahs IL best
Asas.
T. was 1. lSes tass Hsuss plastea on
h sxPssinsatal fasn wsse q this city
3io vesistiss Il wAsaA eats al harley.
o. ~ - tAy vsss tsstsa ssa found
vlaa1Ae 1a1D - - ~ sasve. kinds
~, asa vteA ssas = 49, - b still
sagtnne1aG -
"Asso = - wiaaa1 boaiases about
ssssise vAsaA" !" a.sv,sa Hs.ss. "Just
simpay lsea na4sas : AAaa sad she
Asss ~ sss9 I asaist ~ VITA my
svn Aasap vhsss SAsviaaa IL bees
n stasf sssse ssskiag iasss1s fAil in
sAssAiag "a iassssAaaU - pssls. be-
tween ~ pannea 1As inAsssAases Of
ps1ssa = a tAsss : - X Nature
1ese ~ yssk
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
1s Dsd esupiulsg Wp,l
01fh..v sysiDa
hruvod haloqtas
las neyI &e.eee


sf IL European hotel st Grsad Val
Iey, practically destroyed the basi.ess
district Of ths city Monday night, do
iaS dsnaes roughly estimated At
ese,000. TAs eosflagrstisa was dis
esversA At . e'eleek and It was Osly
after three hours battle that i
was gotten under control su2i-
eiently to keep it from spreading. The
flames had leaped across the street and
began attacking other buildings, but
the despsrate and frantic work of the
whole city prevented it from travelling
farther before breeze which had
sprung up, although the frame build
isgs went down before the flames like
kindling wood. No one was injured.
The fire was discovered by several
citizens At almost the same time, but
before it was noticed, the European hO-
tel, owned by N. H. Street, and his
dwelling house, which adjoins the hos
tslsy, were wrapped in tongues of
1AAo.
With the arrival Of the little haad
esst - ths SCENE practically the whsss
psPalasies q tie city had tasnsd eSt
= sssasf valuable assistance, bat be-
ssss esssgA q ~ fin fighter ~ y.
rived, ~ AansS ~ spsssA . -
jsisia0 bsiIainV.
- tAs tins ~ sitissos - bssa
sep.aapsa isss Asals- - bsralspaAshsA
sssaasanssoDsss rsl.ss ~ tsDs1aU
4 ~ c. D. o.ita Dsse esepA.y, tAs
osa.l vsl,sy Nersasttss stapaay, ~
As4sl aAl oasset rssiisses ssa Psstst-
fiss were . rearing ss& essekliag
noss Il Alanss.
TAe fire lad sprsaa aesess The nails
street a.d had gotten we'll under way
bst new band Of arrivals ts1ssd
thsir attsntio. 70 then and ssen lad
H. 1aass under esstfsa
fhe stssntioa u tAs M ajosity Of the
fire fishters VS. then tsrsed to keep
ths fire frea attacking other strue-
tsres, - all hope Of saving the already
burning baildiass was given up. All
Of The blocks burned were constructed
Of wsel.
Many heroic acts BY eitissns in ssv-
Ing property were recorded, bat most
esaspiessus was tAat Of . littls ba.d
ef half desea hsadsd BY Judge J. Z.
oipPsslle, W. estefsl the posto3iee,
. blaakst Of Aaass enwsapping the
deem sad Window, sad saved every
tAiAG bat the 1xtufsa Eatraaee after
sstsa.ss was nade in seass 70 savs
valuable papers in tAe sase and pilss
It Unele Ha0b 1ail. No estina4s
esaA b naAs - hsw nseA vas saved
By ths ei4prslls fsalswias. - psaetis-
ely tat was takss 81 was rsgisAssel
nail snA lettsr., slthssgA an tAs nsa-
y saA ss.aPs vess carried sassay sst-
si1A
AssseilAg - asPsssinsAs ssGi.ates
= H. daaAss IL 0sssl vslsy Mo-
eaaeils ssaIasy ~ stssk ssass1 ~
elaeee IA . bsilliag esseiag sAsse
eases; - tsiaaiae = ~ 9. b. aaasA
DEsg ssaQeay, sseiniesa y - wsssA
shsse Aleee vas ts4a1l1 aasassyel
viAA . Assg ssssk 4 eASoes - psst-
sGsss bsas1ing b Ssaisvsa - - wsssA
a1sss el,Seo 81 ~ ks4sl - 0esuso
Aws1iag aSsse ea,3eA An wsse -
NY 1sstssysa 81 w Hsaas ~
ssvsssa ~ insusasss.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
xHxaGAR A11AGIs
0u1B1AA0 cAUsn


WesAingaea, A.s. le-senator Till
ne4 sAswins ~ s'l-tane vigss, crit
isissd wssaa. ssRsaes b tie senate To-
aay.
"ft il . lsa.&ifsl 4ssan that female
outrage win parity peGtics helieye
sAsy win; - sletnAasly psaiaes vii
AssAssy vseaas = ~ nasw s.d low
~. - 49, - - vsasa q. =
'lsa6R - - 49, - Asia - u
& l1l1e :is s---ssE2- !
a. 49, -
|
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
upGAM 1Dcnne
A03D xvo W33

Peter wssaiagtsa, . Crssk IaAisn.
rsseivsl >s,1so fer - istsssse in his
Assa vifs's Md Jansasy Is, ssa in
tws weeks - was a1ss4sA - paapse
eaviag - nsssy = As0e. ASsat Esl-
~ b iavssei0sinG
Tia b vAa& vin Xaeeen t. nost In
diaas II "taSnea leosor bsHses ~
knsw Nv - taks sass - tAsis neasy
81 Pes9ssty. his sass ny sAsw
wAat IL cry - s.sssn ~ la1iaa
lssss" has bsAinA h.-Casstse Riesea.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
FOREST rms A1ov1 N moo.

DeBeque, Aug. 2O.-A fosest fire
which started in tie JET Bishop
homestead day before yesterday b
raging S5 niIes northwest Of here. A
dense cloud Of smoke caa be seea from
here.
The blaze l. believed to have sta1tsd
from brush which Bishop was Burning
On his new plaee. TIE blase can b
seen for fifteen miles by the "YT"
outfit Dsaf CollbFal.
Fire tighten are planning - lsavs
here and Csllbfaa this Afternoon IL IL
i seen that thsif services are required.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
U0051oo1x10 111U11l1oa uoo0

ra.
J. q. sssslwsAi - a..iy srrivsA
Y easa~sss sA.ssaas aesssa spAiao
|pf ssvsa weeks in Estes HAsk. fAsy
have traveasd ovss s,oes ailss this
naner in their Abbot Detroit ear,
1000 miles Of that distaaee being iu
country 1890 feet or more i. alti.
tude.
Mr.. 6cheiswohl is one Of Grand
Jusction . original boosters for the
Midland trail which he still believes
will be built through Grand Junction.
He was with the Junction booster,
who piloted Col. Westgard across the
desert last fall when the people who
had been over the country declared
that automobiles could not make the
run. Mr.. Seheiswohl and party made
it and it is due to their persistence
that the Indiana motorists passed over
that line last month. Mr.. SeAeiswohl
says the poorest road be encOu.tered
o. that trip and the poorest road he
has seen. anywhere was near Coltrin on
what is . part Of the Neeker- vsr.al
reste.
With As. aad Nrs. Scheiswehl ars
their two soas and this is the third
season they have spent At Estes Park,
over which they are very enthusiastic.
The tvo previous seasons they have
rented . eottass, bat this year they
pitched their test asd ea.ped and had
. regular .eas-ts-natars sxpsris.ee
fer tAs which tAsy feel greatly In.
proved /, health. Yesterday thsy wssa
.P 70 Redssoee esd they sxPset b
nahs . trip - AsPsa a.A a.stAse q
Hsskss Ssfsss sstarnine - 0ssal
Juastisa wAseA tAsy Win 4 jsse -
fsss ths sPssias ef seAesl
fAsy ~ tAas Hsess Fark, - veil u
OsassaAs spsin0 al Nasitss, = NJ
ssa,ay warning WITH pssPas tAis ysas
asA - bsst el.as II tsssists tAs4 Aavs
nv visissa OslsssAs. Cam galse>
havs insaAsa tAas ssesGzy tAis ysa,
81 hsaiass tAs Astsa pesssea0s svssJ
ssesass - bssa ssassa asd H. PssPsl
- easassiAg for ness. WAils u,
IosAsiswsas Asvs Asara go sspsrtl
tfts0 6lsavssA ffoa tAses WAe Nv,
bssa hsss, tAsy ~ we afs ~ gsttiss
~ ~ slass Il tss1ises - ass v,
gsteinG - nany - ~ sAeuA Aavs
but this 10 not due 70 hack Of tour
ists IN IL staAe. We nsse lssk ease
where for ths eaase.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
ssaAsans ~ " ogu1cu

- nsssassG - great civic interest
j1esa0s~ - 4 = ssasvsA -tAas
- 1Ansa ~ tAssassaed, eaaa0ss IN
- .lasaA s.lpiAs win sssp il, alehssga
snAs Assaln - IL ssvsFss Il AsaResa
|tA@ AioAse vssfars, Aswsvsr ssess-
N1 - - psshstSssks-
<Ae a1DesaoDsseisa Il Jsaee Waha.
49, sesasv Yea, ssjsarniag hsss.
- s1nms6n Vssiss Il Japaa asa 0sv.
F1pA - ~ ban rolling by a.swss-
|toseAs Ssssat eAaiienOs sf Hsesaa
- = - sA.reAss. fAsy wkll go
- uAsis a.swsr - Sunday Ussli1
(0 - Rsss10sssiaa church, esllaAssee'
|Ag ~ 0ns - tAsy dia ~ osaahyi
~ - llasesA li,ss.
"A unics- mass meeting was pla.ned
~ ~ inus1iats fstsrs with BasAsf
Bsssss5, IL. vsrie. fathse carrisa.
81 sthess = sPsasses Al spsaksfs
Issal esa1;t3sss wsss ineladsd in II
snsesss scr. .sL4 1sss.ssa .a,15 br.
| e. jnsa'lss shjsst h psealar aw.k
aang - Gsttae tso,sAse
Qk un1(G ovenal9 = - -
- skl1e ~ - = II
- 49, -
- lps - - q 80
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
Aaasses % lGADs1Am easl

.Dsavse, A.e. l1s-H ~ seziks i
sansa n tAs Triai1AA eel fss1a, oev.
ef1of AnAens statss that - v:tl
naiseaia a6esaats NV and sraef and
win csaPsl bstA sidss - kesp sAe
psaes. Dusing ths NJ six wssas ssa-
Hfttsss frsa bstA si1ss ssQssseaaias
ss<A ~ niasn al sAe lopssa4sss
have eallsa - osvssnse Aans1 aa3
he has told. Old. tssns That b. ri .ssaa.
tssasss any visaaaisG - IL NV -
s1eAsr go Ihess - ~ - lsuasaH
- - ESslssty ~ - 49, - -
4ss1.Aiea - - ossessss ! Annsps
- $780, gaesvele1o(
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-23
mu R0W -

JsAa 7. Esiek, WAs ss1sssA n ap-
spasstis stssks fksfslay svssiag ef
~ vssk, 1isa a4 - Asas n ~ sitv
~ fsssaay nss.i,g q ll,Se, AaviaG
asvss sanis1 s.ssGA AssiaG - insssa
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-03-01
e. A. SPEAR
Sunday Services.

Vernon

Universalist--Rev. Fl. l.. Garfield,
pastor; morning service at 1890,
Sunday school at II.4s.
Congregational Rev. Benjamin
Swift, pastor. Morning service at
1890, Sunday school at 1850.
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor at 7.3o. Thursday evening
prayer meeting al 7.3o.
Methodist Episcopal Rev. F. t.,
Clark, pastor. Services Sunday
Preaching, 1890 a. M; Sunday
school, II.45 "a. M; Thursday
prayer meeting, 7.3o p. M; Sunday
evening meeting, 100.
Catholic - Rev. H. +. Maillet,
pastor. Mass at ~ m. I; evening
service at 7.3o.
Services will be held the second
and fourth Sunday OF each month
at Village hall, Ouechee, at g
O'Clock, and al Barnard, at the
town hall, on the second Sunday
of each month at Q O'Clock
St. lanes Church-Rev. r. Lee
Blanc Lynch, rector. Morning Prayer
and sermon 1890 a. m Holy Com
munion on first Sunday in the month
after Morning PRAYER. Sunday
School ut noon. Evening Prayer
aud sermon 5 p. m. All are
welcome.
Christian Pastot, Rev. E. K.
Phillips. Services Sunday. Preach
my at 1890 a. M; Sunday
school at II; ]. S. G. E. at 8 p. M;
Y. p. 5. G. E. at 7.3o p. M.
inid-week prayer meeting at 7.3o
%. m.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-03-01
Dan Costigan's Triumph.

Dar Cosiiean, faithful wielder OF
iheehumble broom and dustpan at
the Springfield, Mass union sta
ton. has been having some desperate
contests with vacuum cleaners FOL
lowing his announcement that he
eould clean more floors and do il
better than any suction machine yet
invented by man.
Yesterday" says the Republican,
:. Dan, his broom and his handful 81
wet sawdust conquered the best
vacuum cleaner I,ranght into the
fray IA pretty red one which chuck
lei au-lihly MS it worked - and there
is rejoicing in the broom closet
Dams final statement, issued as he
wiped the perspiration from the back
Of his neck at the close of. hostilities
was 40 foil laws: Then things may
be able to cut up some. "r, parlor
carpets. INIT they dan'i know inthin'
bout railroalin' Tax. '.-m ant"
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