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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23
viideo Opera House.

video Opera House.
The Olivia Times has purchased a
new job printing press and much
new type and has been making other
decided improvements.
April 9th fire destroyed a livery
barn together with horses, harnesses
and: buggies at Olivia, the loss
amounting to $4,000. ==.s.
According to the Journal Of that
place Granite Falls can get a Car
negie library if the citizens will only
make an efortsto get it. .=.=s.
Dasseps idea Of establishing CO..
operative laundry in connection with
the local creamery seems to be draw
ing much favorable notice. n.
The Dassel Anchor says Seven
preachers at ppleton are contesting
for an automobile. Life must be
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23
miserable for their friends.

miserable for their friends.
Bonds amounting to $4,000 have
been voted by the people Of White
Rock for the purpose Of erecting q
new school building at that place.
Morris will lose its -four mill to
Mott, N D., Mr.. Steward, the own
er Of the mill having decided to re-
move his business tothat place.
Thomas 81. Smith, after q two
months prophet orship Of the Thief
River ais Times has disposed OF
his interests to Frank r. Davies. =.;:
Two parties conduc citing road.
houses east Of Appleton have plead.
guilty to selling intoxicants in dry.
territory and have been fined 500.
each.
At the recent school board election.
at White Rock bonds amount iinR ttoc Is
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23
items From Our EXCHANGES.

Watkins will have another news
paper.
Darwin will soon have a cement
tile factory.
A commercial club has been organ
lied at Browerville.
An agricultural expert will be en-
ployed by Grant county.
Red Wing is to have city scales
and city weighmaster.
Cokato has organized a CONNER
cial club of 43 members.
A bank is to be established at
A poultry raisers' association has
been formed at Monticello.
Eagle Lake, Wright county.
A new school building will be
erected at Clinton this summer.
A class Of thirty viii graduate
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23

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$4,000 were voted for the purpose
Of building new school house at
that place.
4 farmer, A. Biese, living in the
vicinity Of Mankato shipped FOG
bushels Of clover seed to Milwaukee.
The seed brought him $8,472.0O or.
.$12 q bushel. -. .=.
Supt. a. NJ. Banks Of the Park
Rapids schools has inaugurated a.
savings system at that place in or.
der that the children may be taught
to save money. ss=.
The Sherburn Village Council, aff-
ter efusing to grant the fourth lic-
ense.to sell Intoxicating liquors has.
raised the. license fee from 81 900:
to- 81, 800 ii I 81 3.
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Ensen, G. H. DECEASED. Norway Lake. MINI.
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Son Amanda, Gee,rgevilie. MINI.
Quistberg' P. J., Georgeville MINI.
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olson: oiof. 1t: i. New Leadon: Mimi:
n Ri kop %9m6
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s s1at John J. RI. |; nyillmar IN, MINI.
sondreson, Marcus, Ri. S, Wilimar, MINI.
EAST LAKE LILLIAN.
Anderson, August, Rt. 3,$Bird Island, MINI.
Anderson, Marie, Rt 3, Bra island, MINI
Anderson, H: r., (deceaseO:
Lobnitz, II. Anderson Rt.f3, Bird Island, MINI.
EDWARDS.
A Au an A J.; Rt 3, Raymond Mi 119:
OSlie Ole p, Raymond, MINI.
Rosenquistt, a: H., Raymond. MINI.
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GREEN e1, 5sesr s {deSsassd5 s. Wiimar. Mimi
Holm, Chas. F., Rt: D. Willmar, Mimi.
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Magnuson, John, IT. 2, Willmar, MINI.
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Trulson. Alfred ideceased), Wii1mar. Rt. 2.
aENNEssEE AND ATwATER.
Anderson, Walter, Atwater, Mimi, >-Rt. 3.
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An nderson ANDREW < d; 'E XtWater, MINI.
Anderson, Martin A.. Rt 8; Atwater. Mimi
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Gratz. Herman, Atwater, MINI.
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Molin Lewis, (deceased).
Nelson, Andrew A.; AtWater Il MIMI mr.,
Olson, Martin, Atwater.
Olson Swan, Atwater, MINI.
Peterson s. f. A t,stan MIN Minn:
Rstsrson' B b.; A. tAftw sfsG Mn MIN.
Porter, j. G., Atwater. MINI:
Senechal D. F., Atwater MINI.
Republican-Press Office Atwater' MINI.
stene, Henry. Atwater.
Wicklund, Peter, Atwater, MINI.
GREEN LAKE.
Blomquist, John Kandiyohi, MINI.
Erickson, o. N. Spicer, Rt. /.
Erickson Sn, O. A.: spieeer Rt 2. Minn
Olson, William, Spicer, MINI.
Swenson F. O., (deceasedj.
Wilt Wiabls sGhn he 1 S spieer Mimi Minn
Bereiand Peter, Xt@afer. f Min. Rt
Rah{, Louis; Atwater 3Rt. 3. MINI
Pah1 l1 Mr. spiee 4tT Mt MIMI H.
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Fill Out and Mail the Below Blank.

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Willmar, MINI.
hereby agree to take copy of the nlustrat-
ed History Of Kandiyohi County at the special club
price of $3.50 and will settle for same by cash or
with note due Nov. /, 1913, without interest to
that time.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23
Gives Six Reasons.


The Kandiyohi County History is invaluable:
LIST: For it's inestimable value to coming gen.
eratons.
2nd For its information of early history
which cannot be had from any other source.
3rd: For value Of it's maps and plats, in them
selves worth the price Of the book.
18th: The pleasant memories of children
when viewing the faces of loved ones, their homes
and homesteads:
9Th: For the accuracy and authenticity of it's
contents.
9th: The rock bottom price, being best invest
ment made by a purchaser.
SAMUEL NELSON,
Willmar, MINI.
Money Well Spent
I purchased one of your Kandiyohi County
Histories when they were first published and paid
$25.00 for same, and consider it money well spent.
I have used it many times in looking up matters
that would be hard to get from any other source.
The very low price that you are making these
books now, ought to dispose Of all you have on
hand, very quickly. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Wilmar, MINI.
Should Be in Every Library.
I have often had use for the History in look
ing up places, roads and facts in this County and
found it a good investment even at the original
price, which several times the price you
ask for it. It would often be referred to if copy
in each library in the County and the price
now asked makes it easily available 1t will be a
nice "heirloom" to leave in the family for future
generations. o. N. GRUE,
Willmar MINI.
Early History Worth Price of Book.
This is a book that think every family in
Kandyohi County and especially the old timers,
should want to own, it brings back to the
early days Of our county nothing else do.
The incidents recorded of early days are alone
worth the price Of the book, say nothing Of the
educational features it contains. 1t is thrilling
in the extreme. We should appreciate a work
of this kind more than We do, especially it
cords events in county and times,
thing very few people are blessed with and we
could do more than to show our appreciation to
the publishers for their untirng zeal in providing
history Of than to procure a copy Of
their work. c.. H. LUNSTEAD,
Wil]mar City.
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Roelofs. Henry; Rt, l. Raymond. MINI.
R Roslofs E. ! FL r. faYKm nSdn g. MINI
Sinking. Henry. RI: l.. Raymond 1 ~ Mimi.
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Anderson. Anton M. Rt. i. Hawick, MINI. |
Rsmsen B. o IT, Psynssyi3s MN Minn
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%Ss1s 1sf H1c H. H. Hay,o ha MR. M r.
Ziehl, Anton. Rt., Hawick MINI.
KANDIxoH.
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Berg: g. A.. It. 2, Willmar. MINI.
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$%sssa: KY: +: >S$ &: It. + %Iiimer, MINI.
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&ranauist, N: J.: Rt; ?: Willmar; MINI.
Isasesen, Aiee2t u, II: 3. Xtwstsr. Minn
5cSnsen 5o:fp9 sp IT, Ka %Sn R Hp
Knsdson, 0sSia, It 5, Wii5%ar: MINI
Mo@aon john H. Rt Wi1m Mann MIMI
Mattson: R. O.. (deceased). Rt. 2. Willmar.
Monzon; }en 4 6; Wilma MINI MINI. Rt. 2.
Peterson, John, Kandiyohi, MINI.
$%snSS1' $S:5dd r. AtwStSE; Mn1
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Younggren NJ, Kandiyohi, MINI.
LAKE ANDREW.
HaiySTsen. John A., New SH London. Mimi. Rt. 3.
kssSS T!m An S&ses:"f NV London nnn
Reese, A. p, Spicer, Mimi:
Stses &se' Sav Ho Hc t St% nn
LAKE E11zABErH.
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Einderholm. 6. s.. Rt: !. XtWater, MINI.
bison. Albert, Atwater; MINI, It /:
Peterson, NelS Rt AtwateT MinR 1;,
Rosenquist, +: A., Atwater, MINI '' 'A''''''
stenberg, Fred, Rt. l. Atwater, MINI.
LAKE LILLIAN.
ETiSSsSn; iS III RI g. Bird Island Mnn
Efaan, John a'e$t Bird Island MINI.
Walner, Mats, Rt l, Svea, MINI.
AReshn obn NJ R ennd Renn %hn MIMI
eesrifSsnoF It f Nm fe Moe Mimi
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Holmgren. Otto Pennock, Mimi
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Swanson, j, O., PennOck, Rt l.. MINI.
NORWAY LAKE.
Bendicfson, ?: NJ, Norway Lake, MIMI 1t. i.
Finstad, Ole r, Norway Lake, MINI.
&esne 7en o. + BrSoen ri Him. MIMI
Hystad, John NJ, Rt: !, Norway Lake MINI.
sa + He Mnn
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Peterson' John, Kerkhoven, MINI. 1t. 2.
Storaker Mrs e. p
Wig Ole O.. (deceased), Brooten, Mimi
NEW LONDON.
Anderson, August, New London, MINI. =
8e 1,et r Bros Rt 3, Norway Lake. MINI.
Johnson James, Eorway Lake MINI, Rt. 3.
Larson. Hsis: Norway Lake. Mimi. ri: 5:
Larson, Cornelius (deceased>, New London.
| Lawson, G. NJ, New London, MINI.
Lawson, T. J., New London, MINI. r-
Lundquist, Martin, New London Mimi.
MonsSn. & H. N New t EenSon MIMI Mn1
Newlin, G.. E., New London, MINI. .s
Nelson, John O., New London, MINI. - ~
Pau1son, Samuel, New London, MINI. II
Peterson, John G., New London, MINI.
guam, Nels, New london, MINI nm:
sWenson; Rey C., New London, MINI.
SWenSOn, Harold, New London MINI.
:
Blomquist OLE Rt. 2, Olivia, MINI. 80
| johnson, j. L., Svea, Rt. 1, MINI.
Lindquist Peter. (deceased),- Olivia, Mimi.
Lindquist William A., Olivia, MINI.
! Mattson, Olof, RI. Syea, Mimi 49,. <*.=
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23
WHAT PEOPLE WHO HAVE THE BOOK SAY:

''Far the best and most complete county his
tory yet published in Minnesota" -Warren upham,
Secretary Minnesota State Historical Society,"
"The history is one over which a proud coun-
ty may we'll feel pleased" minneapolis Journal.
1T is our belief that never before was so
small political division enriched and dignihed by
history of itself as kandiyoh county is by this
publication. THE late Hon. S. NJ. Owen.
A Stupendous Work.
Hutchinson, Apr Z 1913
Find enclosed check in settlement of your bill
for the County History which has been received.
I must say that have been amazed as have
hastily looked it through, at the enormous amount
Of labor and care which must have been involved
in its preparation You gentlemen who had the
enterprise and ability to get up and publish this
stupendous work are deserving the everlasting
gratitude Of the people, not only Of Kandiyohi
County, but Of the entire state l shall prize the
work highly and have frequent occasion to refer
to it. Yours Very Truly,
CARLOS AVERY.
Would Not Be Without It,
I purchased Of your Histories when they
first came out and say that it is one Of the
handiest reference books l have. 1t has paid for
itself long ago, and would not be without it for a
good deal.
VIM O. JOHNSON,
Willmar, MINI.
Should Be Found in Every House.
AS l notice in your valuable paper that you
have concluded to sell the History Of County
at reduced price, permit me to say few words
about the book. AS that has lived in the
county for nearly AZ years, and taking part in
most OF what has been going on, will say that the
work gives correct statement Of everything which
has taken place during the time it refers to. It
is great credit to the publishers
The Book has a large number Of fine illustra-
tons and pictures and is valuable book to refer
to. In my opinion such Book should be found in
every house in the county, for besides being useful
to the people now living, it will be Of great value
and pleasure. for the coming generations to refer
to. S. A. SYVERSON,
Arctander Township.
A Magnificent Work.
Some years ago the Tribune Printing Company
undertook to publish complete History of Kan
diyohi County. Fortunately many Of the old tim
ers, who Jared dangers and endured hardships in
the part of the country were still alive. These
men and women could give an accurate account
of things they happened and many eye wit
nesses could give the publishers thrilling accounts
of encounters with the "Red Men" who sought the
scalp of every white man. All these narratives
were gathered up. This just alone is worth the
price of the book. Every record Of past doings,
Of political, social and church organizations,
searched and happenings brought down in detail.
This History is magnificent work, credit to the
publishers and book Of great value, both as in
teresting reading, and a source OF reference
to the people Of Kandiyohi County.
K. T. RYKKEN,
New London, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23

Mr.. Simicek, st. Paul, MINI.
Sjodin, Emil, Gresham, Oregon. .&---H 81
Schodin, E., Gresham, Oregon.
P. r. Sletten, Canada 2a*
Strand, A. W.. 1904 10th Ave. So, Minneapolis,
Strand, p W., Wetaskiwin, Canada
Starlund, McMurray, Wash. -.-.~--- e.
Stennes, J. j., Montevideo, MINI. =
Stenberg, Solomon, Canada. .~
Sorenson, S.: c.. $780, E-- -.-,--
Sorenson, L. M. .--- -
Sorenson, Martin, Milaca, MINI: =,
s onsg r. r, sisseton, S: Oak:
Spicer, Capt. M. W., Denver, Colo. u -
Talen, Mrs. William Princeton, MINI.
Thompson, Mrs. Lima, Murdoch, MINI.
Thorson Elmer, Hancock, MINI.
NJ. G. Tollefson, Benson, Mimi.
TuvesOn Louis
Tygeson Anton.
Warner. NOren Canada
Wlcklund, Albert, Kenmare N. Oak.
Woodcock, e. r., (deceased), Urbana, Ohio.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23

(Other letters received will be published next week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23
wI1LMA1. MIMI.

Adams, A. P.
Anderson Land Co.
Anderson, G.. H.
Anderson, A. A.
Anderson, A. J.
Anderson, Swan, (meat dealer).
Anderson, Swan, Jeweler.
Aspaas, Iver.
Benton, S. L.
Berg, Peter J.
Bergeson, A. P.
Bjorsell, Andrew. -.
Bjornberg,: G. J.
Blomquist, Martin.
Borgan, A. O.
BOnde, Peter.
Boom, G. J.
Branton. j. r.
Broberg, Joseph.
Burdick, Mrs. G.. E.
Carlson, Aug.
Carlson, c. B.
Carlson, N. B.
Gramer. I; T.; Wi1lmar, MINI.
Christensen, TOsten.
DelaHunt, Walter.
Erickson, J. w.
Erickson, Arnold.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-23
Would Not Be Without II.

purchased one Of your Histories when they
first out and I say that it is one Of the
handest reference books I have. It has paid for
itself long ago, and would not be without it for
good deal.
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Almquist, A. L., Rt. 1. ,Spicer, Mum.
Halyorson' John A. New London Minn.' Rt. g.
Larson, William, (deceased).
Railson Hon. Andrew, New London, MINI.
Reese, A. p, Spicer, MINI.
Stene, Gabriel Norway Lake, MINI.
Sotendahl, Rev. Mons, New London MINI.
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Carlson, Frederick, Rt.. g. Atwater, MINI.
Forssberg, John, Atwater, Rt 1. MINI.
Johnson, Hon. c. E., (deceased).
Linderholm, c.. E., Rt. /, Atwater, MINI.
Madison, John, Rt. l, Atwater,. MINI.
Olson, Albert, Atwater, Mimi, Rt. l.
Peterson, Nels, Rt. l. Atwater, Mimi.
Peterson, Andrew, Rt. /, Atwater, MINI.
Rosenquist, F. A., Atwater, MINI.
Stenberg, Fred, Rt. l, Atwater, MINI.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-19
MAKING EXEMPTION LIST REPORT
Assessors Preparing Statement Required Every Four Years Includes All Exempt Property In Town-Last Time It Was $7,496,00O- Peculiar Ruling On Cemetery Valuation.
sn-.usuuunauuusnunsss

The three assessors-John F. Mur~ phy, Michael J. Curran and Jeremiah ]. Donovan-have gone about half through the lists handed in by the tax payers of the town, taking them in alphabetical order in their considera tion of the amounts submitted for tax ation and in the inspections which have been necessary to satisfy the minds of the assessors at what figure to allow any property to go into the list. This week they were working on the names under the letter k, which, Clerk Cur ran said, he considered about half way through the list when this letter was finished
 In addition to the regular work, the board of assessors this year have to make out for report to the state tax commissioner a complete list of all the exempt property in the town. This is made up once every four years. The last time that it was made up for Nor wich by a previous board of assessors comment all over the state, as the total was over s36.OO0.00O of exempt proper ty. This was later cut down to ST, 496,- GOO when a number of big items were taken from it which it was found had been included by error.
 One of the points that seems pe- cuIiar to the local board in the in structions given by the state tax com missioner regarding reporting exempt property relates to the report on cem- etery property. Except in the case Of cemetery associations which are
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-19

commercial enterprise, all cemetery property has to be reported as exempt and the directions given to determine at what figure to put 1t in are what surprise the Norwich assessors. 1t IS directed that the value Of cemetery land should be calculated on the basis of what contiguous land is worth, hav- ing regard to the purposes for which it might be used. and from this esti mated amount should be deducted the estimated cost of removal of bodies and the gravestones. It is a question in the assessors minds whether such an expense would not greatly exceed. the value of the land in the case of most cemeteries.
 Autos and Motorcycles.
 The assessors have made up conn., plete list for taxation of automobiles and motorcycles owned in the town by using the registration list. After the owners themselves, the assessors found os these may be for machines that have been transferred or are no longer owned by the names which are attach ed to them in the register, but if 50 this can be shown by the persons as sessed There is a total of 290 auto mobiles which are assessed, according to the lists turned in by owners and the lists made by the assessors
 In motorcycles there are "A assessed, of which 35 were listed by their own CTS and 39 were placed in the list by the assessors.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-19

of the efforts to organize a New Lon don county farm bureau and urging members of the grange to cooperate with those Whp are working Tor this institution. It was also resolved to send a copy of the resolutions to each grange with suggestion that a sum of money be donated to the support or the project The sum of $10 was voted for this purpose.
 A resolution was adopted congratu- lating Hon. David J Lewis representa- tive in congress from the state of Maryland for his efforts to enact 1egls- lation whereby telegraph and tele- phone properties shall come under the ownership and operations of the fed eral government A copy of the reso- lution is to be sent to MT Lewis and also to each member of the Connection delegation in congress.
 The afternoon session opened shortly after o'clock with a finely rendered solo. Vale of Dreams, by Mrs. Ezra Hampstead of Waterford, who re- sponded to the applause with Absent. Mrs. Lizzie ColVer of Center Groton gave an entertaining monologue, New Years Resolutions and lively farce The Merry Widow at Home was car ried out by these members Of Preston City grange: Charles A. Burdlck, John Peckham, Henry B. Bates. John Hollo- we'll William Miller and I4ynwood Q. Crary. An interesting paper, Poison ous Plants of America was given by Miss Ella c. Lester and Mrs. Mabel Chapman of Montville pleased with a medley solo. Following a reading by Mrs. Ella c. Browning of Colchester, Deputy Staples presented Ezra Hemp stead of Waterford a sum of money and said new COW would be found by MT. Hampstead on his return. MT. Hempstead lost his barn and 13 cows in a fire last summer. Deputy Sheriff should be known as Pomona No. 6. The Staples stated that the new COW be known as Pomona No. G. The
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-19
2e CANDIDATES IN 9th DEGREE
New London County Pomona Had Bic
 Class at Meeting Here.

The regular bi-monthly meeting of the New London County Pomona, Pa irons of Husbandry was held in Py- thian hall Thursday morning and af- ternoon and there was a large attend ance at each session. about 200 mem- bers being present at the social time in charge of the lecturer Mrs Maude E. Bliss in the afternoon. Worthy Master Billings T. Avery presided
 Reports by the secretary and treas urer were accepted and during the forenoon the fifth degree was con- ferred on class of 26 candidates. Applications of the following were voted upon: MT. and Mrs. George H. Mescind of Mystic, Harold McGNire, Elsie McGuire of Ledyard, Mrs. F. s. Armstrong of Franklin. Charles s. Brightman, Alice NJ. Brightman of Stonington.
 F. N Taylor was elected a member of the executive committee for three years Sheriff Sibley of Danielson spoke upon the workmen's compensa- tion act.
 A resolution was adopted in support
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-19
TO HAVE CAROLS
ON PRINTED SHEETS
Provided for Singers at Municipal
 Christmas Tree Exercises.

On Thursday Director Charles D. Geer decided upon the list of carols to be sung by the big chorus at the municipal Christmas tree in Union square next week. The selections are to be printed for distribution, so that there will be no difficulty about singing the correct words and stanZas. The list includes Hark, the Herald Angels Sing (Mendelssohn's), It Came Upon a Midnight Clear (caroD, While Shep herds Watched Their F1oeks at Night (tune, Christmas), As With Gladness Men of Old (tune, Dix). Angels from the Realms of Glory (Regent Street., Come All ' e Faithful (Adeste Fideles) closing with America, in which the as- sem blaze will join.
 An important addition to the list of volunteers singers will be the French societies of Taftville, with friends from nearby villages.
 Ambrose Wilson has consented to lead the colored singers, whose aid is so much appreciated.
 Through the kindness of Rev. Dr. J. B Slocum, the pastor, the Central Baptist church, which lights up so ef- fectively. is to be fully illuminated dur ing the exercises.
 The First Congregational, Trinity Methodist, Grace Episcopal (Yantic) and Bean Hill Methodist choirs are all Go assist in the singing.