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Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
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 U. Medal Contests. Last Sundays sermon at the Cont gregational church was from Mum. II: 29, Would that all the Lords peocle were prophets and that the Lord would put His spirit upon them
 The evening union meeting of the Christian Endeavor societies of the three Canterbury churches was well attended at the Plains Sunday even ing. The leaders were. From Metl- odist church, Mrs Bernice Bhven; from Second church, Frank Medbury; from First Congregational, Paul Hoxie. The singing was good and many took part In the service.
 At the business meeting following it was voted that the executive commit | tee for this district of the Danielson union should consist of the presidents I of the local societies, together with tue | vice presidents of the district and the pastors of the local churches. The | presidents of the three societies are: 1 Mrs. Columbus Smith from Westmin- l ster, Mrs. Bernice Bliven from the | Plains, Mrs $. B.. Hadley from the | Green. Miss Edith Exley was elected president of the district. Rev. Jacob | Speerli is the vice president. It was !, voted that the next union meeting be held at the Second Congregational church at Westminster on the evening | of Aug. 2.
 The leader at the Green tomorrow | (Sunday) evening at 7.S0 will be- Mrs | s. B. Hadley.
 The subject of Thursday evenings prayer meeting at the parsonage July l 30 will be Christian Experience Wi.h l God. Rom- s: III, 31-39. | Mrs. G. w. Miller of Staffordville is | a af fh<r rNay
 Dr. and Mrs. Reed returned Monday | to Central Islip. L. I. They were visit ing Mrs. Reeds mother, Mrs. T. b Wilson. Mir. Wilson was in town over i the week end.
 Guests from Norwich. Mrs. James Lathrop and Miss Lydia 1 Lathrop have returned from New York. Miss Cecille Hale of Norwich is a guest of Mrs. Lathrop's Mrs. H. U. Larkham of Norwich has ] been spending few weeks in Cantsr- bury at the home of her son. George 1 Larkham.
 Mrs. Larkham also visited her grand l daughter, Mrs. Henry Davis Mrs Larkham is very bright little lady over 90 years old.
 Houston Lathrop returned home t,lis week for summer vacation from North. field, where he has been at school. | Mrs. $. SeltSam of Dorchester Mass, is spending the summer a | North Society at Henry Seltsam's. MT. and Mrs. Frank Hoxie are a | their cottage at Quonochontaug, R. I.
 Mrs. s. H. Hatch of Oakdale, Mass. Is visiting her son. Herbert Graves. Il Edith Williams is visiting Mir anC Mrs. Herbert Tracy.
 Mary Nichols and Gladys Flint spen last Sunday at Mrs. Lewis Lyon's.
 Loans Horse to Pastor. Rev. E. P. Aver of Mansfield Centel
 has loaned one of his horses to Rev
 M H. Jones during his vacation monti of August The parsonage barn ha.
 been nearly finished by s. NJ. Carpen
 ter and has been in use during the las
 week.
 Mir Carpenters mother-in-Iaw, Mrs
 Hicks, is ill
 Mrs. A. Schmidt and her son, Jacl
 Schmidt, are spending the month witl
 Mrs. Allen King at the Green; aIs' Miss Ellison and Miss Martin of Nev l York
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
CENTRAI VILLAGE
Local People at the 6each-Fire Com Pany Tries Out Hose-Summer Guests.

Local People at the Beaeh-Fire Com
 Pany Tries Out Hose-summer
 Guests.
 Miss Odna Seguin is visiting her sis ter, Miss Rose E. Seguin, at the home N N Pf' '. Robert Mcleod in Brooklyn
 Miss Mary Byles has returned from a months visit with relatives Tn Schenectady. N Y
 Mrs. George Loring is ill.
 Mir: and Mrs. Darius Wood and peen visiting at the home of Alpheus Rlder. who is slowly recovering from serious illness
 Richard Lafavre of Idaho, who has been visiting his brother, William La favre, has gone to the Isle of Pines.
 Miss Abbie Medbury has returned rom Quebec, where she has been spending part of her vacation
 Mrs Narcisse Caplette has been confined to her home by illness. At the Shore. Mir. Arnold B. Mathewson, Miss Helen Mathewson, Miss Ruth Mathew son, Miss Pauline Mathewson, George Loring and Miss Beatrice Seguin have gone to Matumuck Beach, R. l.. to spend two weeks. Miss Helen w. Tillinghast has re- turned from Plainfield, where she has been visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Waldo Tillinghast
 Mrs. Alfred Hill, Master Alfred Hoo- kins, Mrs. William Flyers, Master Roy Eyers, Miss Erwin Whitehead and Miss Mildred W hitehead spent Saturday at Ocean Beach.
 Henry Baker was at Watch Hill Sunday.
 Try Out Hose.
 The Central Fire company called the hose team out Thursday evening and LOOK them to the upper part of Main Plainfield Woolen comuany's mill. where the streets were nicely watered
 William Newport has moved his family to Kennedy City.
 Mrs. Joseph Levalley and son Leo of { Baltic have been visiting relatives Miss Grace Tourtelotte of Hartford IS visiting at Samuel Lewis.
 Played at VoIuntown. The Colonial orchestra was in Vol untown Saturday evening to play at a dance.
 Rev. H. B. Goodseu of South Kill llngly will preach here Sunday. 1 Mrs. S- Albert Clarke has recovered from a recent illness. On Long Island Trip. Mrs. Mortimer Stetson and children Elizabeth and Lois. are visiting Mrs. Stetson's sister, Mrs. Charles Walker. | at Southampton, L, l.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bence of Rock | dale, Mass, have been visiting Mrs. Bence's parents MT. and Mrs. Peter Bourgne.
 l MT. and Mrs Edward Ames haze l gone to Illinois for a visit.
 Mrs. Susan Hawkins of New London nas been guest at Willis Rouse's
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
ATT,AWAUGAN
Local People Enjoying Vacation at
 Quaker Hill.

Clarence Weeks is spending this week at Wintergreen Point, Quaker Hill
 Mrs. Bert Thyng and child of Wil- mington, Pa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs Herbert Thyng.
 Misses Marguerite and Florence Stott are visiting at Fall River this week
 Mrs. Alfred Seamon is visiting her brother and family at Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs B. I. Taft were at Quaker Hill Monday. The All Stars defeated the baseball team Saturday by the score of 67.
 The schoolhouse was struck by lightning Tuesday in the shower, but little damage was done.
 Phil Coffey Is having his annual va cation this week.
 A. E. Gay. Corne11ia Geer and Mrs, Gibney attended the clambake at East Killingfy last week.
 Mrs. Albert Robinson, Mir. and Mrs Charles Weeks. Jr., and family go to Quaker Hill today for two weeks Say.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
STAFFORD
Sale of the HoIbrook Piaee-Leesi
 People Going to Germany.

People Going to Germany.
 Mrs Eliza Holbrook has been i'll. Miss Elsie Tracy of Manchester ia the guest of Mrs. Rose Tracy
 R. s. Beebe of Los Angeles. Call. ia the guest of Mir. and Mrs H F. Cady. William Black of New York spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Sarah Black
 Home from Block Island.
 J. w. Robinson spent a few Gays recently at Block Island with Ars. Robinson and daughter.
 MT. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt Of Br1dgeport were guests of friends here for a few days recently.
 Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Gr1swold of Heriden are spending fortnight with Mrs. Cyril Johnson.
 Miss Ruth Johnson of West Havens who was the guest of Miss Mabel Col- burn, has returned home.
 William Walbridge and family have returned from Mystic after spending q few days with friends
 Favorable reports are given by the friends and relatives of Mrs William Loughheed, who have visited her in the sanitarium at Enfield where mhe iB receiving treatment
 HoIbrook Place seId.
 The place known as the Hoibrook place has been sold to Joseph Ribic- key. As soon as MT. and Mrs. Kreise1 can complete their preparations they will go to Germany for lengthy visit, with a possibility of making their home there.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
BOLTON

Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Phelps of Wind sor are spending a few weeks at Prof. s. M Alvord's.
 Robert Ioomis of Westfeid spent the first of the week with his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Loomis-
 MT. Loomis. who has been i'll. IS much improved.
 A number of trees near the Loomis house were struck by lightning in the hard shower Tuesday afternoon
 Miss Ralpha Hills of Hillstown IS inc p1iest of Mrs Ernest NJ. Howard
 Miss Clara Post of Hartford spent the first of the week with her cousin Miss Annabel Post.
 Mrs. J. Wesson Phelps has returne1 from a weeks stay in Branford Charles F. Sumner and family were at ocean Beach the middle of tho week
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
WILSONVHL.E

Misses Mollie and Alice Welch- are home after a visit with their brother and his wife in Dover, N. H. A good number attended the Bao- tist Sunday school picnic last Satur- day.
 Mrs. Frank Wilson entertained her. brother from Putnam last Sunday.
 Mrs. James. Perry visited with M Staley Wednesday.
 Sanford Freeman of Webster called on MT. Paine Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
CCECMBIA
Pea Vines 8 Feet TaII-CoIlection
 Taken For Salem Fire Sufferers.

Taken For Salem Fire Sufferers.
 James Utley has two rows of peas in his garden which measure over reaching upward. some of the vines are 8 feet high. Jacks Bean Stalk was not in it with these peas.
 MT. and Mrs. Drysdale and daughter or Willimantic are spending several weeks in town and are occupying the house on Columbia Green where Mrs. Mary G. Tucker, formerly resided
 Again Defeated.
 At a bali game played here last Saturday afternoon by the Wallopers of Hebron and the Columbias the Wallopers were again walloped. Score 19 to 10.
 The Woman's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Mary B. Yeoman's last Tuesday afternoon.
 Aid For Salem Sufferers.
 A special collection was taken last Sunday at the morning church service for the sufferers from the Salem fire.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert H. HaA of East Hampton have been visiting Mrs Halls mother, Mrs. Eunice Hunt in Pine street.
 Miss Lucy Burton and brother Will ard. of Hamden. are visiting their grandparents Mir and Mrs Willard B Clarke on Columbia Green.
 Mrs. William Manning and son Fred. of Yantic, were guests of MT and Mrs. Edward P. Lyman last Sun- day, and attended the morning church service. Miss Lois Manning has beer spending several weeks with Misses Ruth and Edith Lyman. Cyrus Hilton of Glastonbury spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. J.. P Little.
 Prof. Raymond Hunt and brother Clayton F. Hunt. were with friends 1T New London over Sunday. Everett Bosworth who is employed at the Hartford Postoffice, spent tn, | weekend with his family who ar, here for the summer. Miss Nellie Hunt Is visiting friends | in Sturbridge, Mass A Patient at Hospital. Mrs Emily A. Little was taken t. St. Joseph's Hospital, Willimantic, las l Tuesday for a few weeks treatment. Mrs. James P. Little was Hartfor, | visitor last Wednesday. l Mrs. William Manning of Yanti | has been spending a few days wit | the family of F. F. Lyman.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
SHEA & BURKE,
37-47 Main Street

of Manchester Green spent Wednes- day at NJ. w Towards.
 Mrs. T. w. Skinner, A. W. Skinner, William Skinner and Annie Von- Deck spent Sunday at Laurel Park
 Mrs. Emma McGinn, of Hartford. visited her sister. Mrs. Loren Maine oyer Sunday.
 Entertainment and Supper.
 The Ladies' Aid society gave an entertainment and supper at the church Friday night.
 State Policeman Robert -Bridgeman visited his son. who is boarding at Frank wheton's, Sunday.
 Mrs. Maud Woodward went to Quonochontaug, R. l., Saturday and returned Monday.
 Mrs. T. W. Finnegin and Mrs Win tecbottom, of South Manchester, vls- ite6 in town Tuesday and Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
NORTH STERLING

Miss Edith Fryer and nephew of Providence have been visiting MT. and Mrs Richard Fortune.
 Mrs Fred Shippee and daughter of Plainfield are at the John Potter farm
 pfaes Spencer of New Haven is wis., fttng H. R. Hoadiey-
 Mrs William Leach and two daugh- ters of Wauregan spent the past week with J. D. Hillery.
 Miss Doris Drew and Miss Olive Brooks of Providence are guests this week of their aunt, Mrs. George Pierce, Jr.
 H. H. Croweil and T. o. Hummer made a business trip to Providence last week..
 Henry McEwen and family spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. John Grif- filth.
 The heavy shower of Tuesday was welcome.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
WESTMINSTER

Rev. Waiter F. Lanphear of Hart ford representative of Connecticut Temperance union, will preach here on Sunday morning, July 26. The. topic will be 4'The task that Lincoln left us.'' He will also hold meeting at the Gay Head school at D. m.
 Mir St John will lead the prayer meeting Friday night.
 Clifford N. Raymond spent Sunday at Rosendale.
 Miss May A. Hearn is guest of Miss Alma Newton.
 The Westminster A. C.. played the Brooklyns Saturday. score 1912 in fa- vor of the latter. They will play the Scotlands today (Saturday) at the Westminster Ball grounds
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
Windham County
BROOKLYN
Parish Sale and supper-Lighsntns Strikes Trees Tuesday Afterroon

II
 The ladies of Trinity parish held their annual sale of fancy articles anu gave supper Wednesuay eveniiis 1T Unitarian Hall.
 The two daughters of Edwin Scar borough of Hartford are guests ol Miss Charlotte Scarborough.
 MT. and Mrs Minott and thelH fotlf children are at the Baptist parso,i- oi : age, coming Thursday and maklhg @ s,e ,ne trip in an automoDi1e lroih eneAA in Greenfield, Mass. .,a Rev. Richard Hatch has peen lne guest of his parents, MT. ana Nirs. D B. Hatch. ,,sra with MT and Mrs. James z: over the weekend and Sunoay,
 Mrs. Lilly c. Kingsley and daugh- fer I,o,Iise have opened their nome here for the season ,,,t 1obn I Witter a Brooklyn boy, put for many years a resident or New ! 1oIh state. has been calling upon oid Irlenus; <o,,r children spent the weekend and Sunday with MT. and Mrs. F. A Tewis S. Palmer spent Sunday with bis parents MT. and Mrs. James V. Palmer.
 Attending Summer School.
 Charles Edwin Blake is attendins the Teachers School Tn DanDurS-
 MT. and Mrs. William Warner oi Newton. Mass. were the guests sun dav of Mrs. George G. Gilbert
 Mrs. Minnie Little of East Hampton has been visiting Mrs. George G. Gil- Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Frink were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. F. A Spaulding.
 Riley B. Writer Recovering.
 Charles Minott returned home Tues day morning, leaving his family TOT longer visit, and taking with nm lo Northfield. Miss Helen l.. Wlttef ano Miss Jennie Witter, who, were caiieo sunddenly home by the illness or .Rliey F. Witter who has rapidly Iecovereu
 Mrs. Irving Lyon was with ner par ents. MT. and Mrs. E. E. Allen' oVei Sunday. d,,gb+ar Mrs. William R. Pond and dausheel Flinor have returned to Merloeh.
 Trees Struck.
 The thunder shower ef Tuesoay a.e- ernoon was quite severe, the hghtnlilss ls heinz very vivid. It was the nrsl W U, inc season and the rain was SsIs . much needed. tulip tree standIliG near the residence of George D: Ahsel was struck also tree Etlle "ay from George Eastmond's residence.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
Dwarf Trees.

The Chinese influence on interior decoration extends to the wonderful dwarf trees which, once almost prohib itirely expensive, are now to be had at really popular prices. commencing at about 50 cents for diminutive yevs and cedars that look as if they had come out of a "Kewpies' garden Stately oaks. sycamores. cedars, stand ing at least 20 inches high, are won derful with their gnarled and twisted branches and close foliage; they ap- pear like ancient forest trees viewed from afar and through the wrong end" of telescope.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
PoMFRET CENTER

Miss E. J. Clark and household are at Nahant, Mass.
 Dr. Ailerten s. Cushman and family are at Roaring Rock cottage, York Harbof. Me.
 Mrs. Courtland Hoppin is at Ma hant, Mass.
 Joseph Scott is entertaining his mother and brother from Rutland, Mass.
 Fred Paine is on his vacation.
 Wolf Den grange gave the third and fourth degrees to a class at the regu- lar meeting Wednesday evening.
 Euretta G. Grosvenor was at Rocky Point this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren ! .lAverill and Misses Clara and Lena Averill were On the Providence river the past week,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mir and Mrs Walter Turner and children and Mr. and Mrs. William Maynard of Putnam visited at Allen Kenyon's Sunday
 Mrs Allen Kenyon was in Pomfret Monday attending the funeral of her cousin, Charles c. Williams, formerly of New London
 Miss Rheba and Howard Starr have
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
WOODSTOCK

Gardner Richardson Of New York IS in town.
 Miss Nellie Chandler is visiting her brother at Bass Rocks, Gloucester, Mass. Congregational church Sunday morn ing in exchange with Rev. R. R. Ken dall
 Mrs. w w. Sheldon is soon to move to the Layton house.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Merrill from Perley.
 Miss Mabel Ritch of Yonkers, N. r., is at R. B. Ritch's
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
PACKER
Ladies of Baptist Church Hold Bean
 Social

Mir. and Mrs Augustus StudwelI and four children of Port Chester. N. Y, are visiting their uncle, Thomas Red ding.
 Miss Corinne Semino is visiting friends in TaftvilIe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Truesdaie re- turned to their home here Wednesday after spending few weeks with their son, Clarence, of Attawaugan.
 Mrs. William lilly is i'll.
 The ladies of the Baptist church held bean social in the chapel Wed nesday afternoon and evening Over five dollars was added to the treas ury.
 Miss Edith Howe returned home Tuesday, after spending a week with her cousin, Winifred Briggs
 Mrs Charles Harrison was here calling on friends Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
SOUTH WELLINGTON

Mir. and Mrs. w H. Hall and daughter Clara, and Mir. E. J. Holman, are at Cape Cod Mass
 Miss Claire A. Sheehan of Walling- ford, former teacher in the local school is spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. William H. Bracket
 The Endeavor Society held a meet ing in the pine grove Sunday afternoon and, if the weather permits, will do so next Sunday at o'clock.
 Charles Woodwork, Carl Goodman, Walter Colburn and John A. Richard son took a trip to Mt. Tom Sunday by automobile.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles B. Fox of Stafford were guests of MT. and Mrs Benjamin Fox over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
-eturned to their home in New Loa-

returned to their home in New Lon den.
 several attended tae dance Satur- new new bungallbw at Crystal lake.
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allard of Stafford visited Mrs. Cora Barrett Sunday and Monday. MT. and Mrs Henry Fisk and Miss Lulu Ide and Miss Ruth Durham of Stafford spent Wednesday at Allen KenyOn's
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
RIPLEY HILL
Hilltop Homes Club Meets-Foot Cut
 While Swimming.

The Hilltop Homes Club met with Mrs. l.. Zechiel the 17th. Ten mem bers and three visitors were present The next meeting is to be with Mrs Sarah White.
 Maud Brigham were in Windsor, Mon- day. attending the funeral of Mir Loomis.
 Has To Use Crutches.
 Austin Peterson cut his foot badly while swimming last Friday. He is able to get about on crutehes.
 MT ard Mrs R. c. Sherman of Westbrool are passing their vacation on the hin.
 Gypsies Going To PittsfeId.
 Three wagon loads of gypsies passed over the Fill Tuesday en route fol Pittsfield, Mass.
 A heavy shower late Tuesday after. noon left the air delightfully."- cool anC refreshing
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
STORRS
Special Meetings This Week-Founda-
 ton Built For New Stsndpips.

The Connecticut Pomological Society and vegetable growers held well at tended meetings at the college this week.
 Mrs. A. G. Gulley entertained the visiting ladies "Wednesday afternoon. The steel frame for the roof of the armory is being erected
 Foundation For Standpipe.
 The foundation. for new standpipo has been built and the sections for the pipe are being hauled from the sta- ton at Eagleville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Esten and Leila, have gone to Old Orchard. Maine, for their vacation.
 Miss Helen Hammond has been vls- iting her sister. Mrs. Edmond.
 The Ladies Circle met with Mrs. Rogers, Monday afternoon. Reports for the half years work were read
 Miss Arrol is visiting Mrs. c. H. Iamson
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

were callers at Whippoorwill farm Sunday.
 Mrs. Maria Parkhurst of Jewett City, was the guest of her sisters, the Misses Whitford over Sunday.
 Mrs. Martha Francis returned to her home Sunday at Canterbury Green after a weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Elias Patrick.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
EAST WELLINGTON

A card from Mildred Amidon, telling of attending open air meetings on Round Top. East Northfield. every night is interesting, the site being near the grave of D. L. Moody. Mss .Amidon is spending the week in Rev. Darrow's cottage at East Northfield with her Sunday school teacher and other pupils
 The Hawkey place is sold to parties who are intending to keep the place well stocked with beef cattle.
 M Cushman and his two sons are again working on the road Olin Wil- son is working on the road after hay ing a vacation to attend to having.
 Airs. Frank Bosworth and hel daughter have been spending a few days at East Wilmington.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mir. and Mrs Wilfred White and daughter Florence of Taftville, were guests of Mir. and Mrs. George Row land Saturday and Sunday
 MT, and Mra. John Walsh of Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
BOLTON NOTCH
Ladies' Aid Society Gives Supper
 and Entertainment.

Mrs s. P. Sumner and two children of Rockville. are visiting Mrs. Sum- ner's father, Marvin Howard.
 Mrs. Frank Wheeler and Master Robbie Bridgema nwere in HartforC attending the funeral of Mrs. Rober Bridgeman-
 Charles Howard and two childreI
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

Dear MT. Mrs. St1ll-1n-Love:
 You don't ever want 'slove'' to ssf1y out Of the window,'' do you? Then you must make your home beautiful and attrac- tive. Nothing inspires gractousness and polfteness between people much re- fined, HARMONIOUS SURROUNDINGS. You will find at our store just the handsome and graceful styles Of furniture that will make your home a perpetual delight to you. Come in and see them and satisfy yourself that our PRICES will be reasonable.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
Holland County WELLINGTON
Church Interests-Meeting of the
 Granse-Stafford Players Win Fav-

As usual, MT. and Mrs. Darrow mo- tored Sunday to South Wilmington for the morning Sunday school and ser vice, and the pastors assistant. MT. Vachon. went to West Willington for
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
Tbine own eattIe

Thine Own Battle.
 In the battle of life we cannot hire . subsitute.-Harold Bell Wright
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28

one day two farm lahorcrs wer,
discussing the wiseneSs OF the present
generation said one:
we hC wiser than our fathers wa>
pud they we're wiser than their fathers
was
The second one after pondcring a
while aud gazing at his companion.
replied
well. Cargo. what a fool thy
grandfather must a. been"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-10

Capital News want ads reach ALL
the people.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-10
PROCRESS|VES HOLD
A ROUSINC MEETING

A rousing meeting was held by the
Ada county candidates on the Progress
sive ticket last night at the Cole school
house. The hall was filled with a re-
preventative gathering of the substan-
tial citizens of the Fairgrounds pre-
cinct. H. l.. Randall, one of the nom
inees for the legislature and a resident
of that precinct, presided at the meet
ing and introduced the various speak
ers. Short talks were made by Tom
Glenn and w. G.. Scholtz, nominees for
state representative; ]. w. Brose
nominee for county clerk; w. H
Thompson, candidate for sheriff
County Commissioner Briggs and Har-
ry Kessler, nominee for county attorn-
ey, who made the principal talk of the
evening.
The next meeting will be held Friday
evening here in the city. in the Odd
Fellows hall at the corner of Thirteenth
and Eastman streets