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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-11

lington, Mrs Eugene Clark of Brattle-
boro and Mrs. Emma Loukes Of Yer
genncs, The remains were taken to
Lewis, ~ Y, for burial.
Miss dorothy Lawrence of the Cniver-
sty of Vermont was at home over Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Sprague, Miss
Florence Sprague and Walter Sprague
went to Panton Sunday.-A son was bQn
November 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cur
ler of Ferrisburg. Mrs. Curlcr will be re-
membered as Miss Alice Tucker, formerly
of this town-Miss Helen Bosworth OF
Mddlebury College spent Sunday In town.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Little of New
| Haven spent Sunday at II. w. Gleason's.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Goodroe and Pearl
Goodroe of Hnesburg visited friends in
town Sunday.-Gcorge Nichols and fam
ily have moved into the tenement on the
r. Young estate-D. w. Durfee spent
Sunday in Waterbury. Mrs. Durfee, who
has been there for the past week. returned
with him Monday.-Thc Treasure Seek
ers met in the Baptist Church par
lors Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses,
Mrs. George Dixie, Mrs. kilbourn, Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Bronson, subject, Home
Missions" with Mrs Elizabeth Rider as
eader-Mrs Moses Dumas is i'll at her
home south of the village.-Noah Lathrop
and son are building a large addition to
the garage on Main stretched s.
Briggs, formerly of this town, is i'll at
the home Of his brother in Starksboro.-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Delong have closed
their cottage at Long Point and have re-
turned to town.
Mrs. Moses Fisher. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Nellie Greenough, returned to
her home in Essex Junction Monday
Homer Hewitt is in Ripton bear hunt
ing this week.--Mr. and Mrs. A. T..
Grow went to Cornwall Monday to visit
relatives.-R. S. Smith, +. NJ Smith and
Lawrence McShane returned Monday
from New York city.
The Rev. G. A. Barker attended the
funeral of Mrs Louise A. Stevenson,
wife of the Rev. Thomas Stevenson, in
vergennes Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. Fay
Thompson of Hartford. Conn, are
guests of Mr.. Thompson parents. Mr..
and Mrs f. II. Thompson.-T. f. Casey
and r. w. Peake have returned from
Boston.-Harry Parker is il.-Daniel
o Brien OF South BURLINGTON was in
town Tuesday-Mrs G. +. Edmunds was
; in Burlington Wednesday,
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FOR RENT.

VILLAGE FARM in the Connecticut
vciIey 70 rent to a desirable tenant
wnc VIII furnish stock and tools. A
Sooo opportunity for milk route, truck
At the head OF the main street in West
mlnster village. near the corn fac
Tory. which nays 81 per ton for all
sne me green sweet corn II can get grown
sno ste flck to the farmer, three
fSurths mile from Walpole village and
tnree and threefourths miles from
tn ,Is Falls. ! good manager can
turn OFT pevera. thousand dollars
worth Of products rer annum. Apply
10 w. V. Farr. Burlington. VT.
241d.W.tf.
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Warning for Special Town Meet.
ing of the Town of Underhill.

In accordance with the terms of n
petition to us directed and presented.
and also deeming 1t necessary that n
special meeting OF said town be held,
the legal voters of the Town of Under
hill are hereby notified and warned to
meet at the town hall. in said Under
hill, on Tuesday. November 23rd, A. D.,
1915, at 100 o'clock in the forenoon to
transact the following business, viz:
To see what part, if any, shall the
town pay back to Narnum II, Boyd on
tax assessed against him for the year
1918.
Dated at Underhil, VI, November 9th,
1915.
\. j. BARRETT
l.. A. EGAN.
l.. w, QUINN
Selectmen of Underhill.
20.w,2t.
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Warning for Special Town Meet
ing of the Town of Underhill.

In accordance with the terms of a
petition to call special town meeting
or the Town of Underhill to us directed
ana presented; and also deeming It
necessary that "A special meeting of
said town be held: the legal voters of
the Town of Underhill are hereby noti-
fled and warned to meet at the town
hall, in said Underhill on Tuesday,
November 2Srd, 1915, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. TO transact the following bust
ness:
First-To see If the town will vote to
purchase land adjacent to school prop
erty, formerly known as School District
Number Five, in Underhill
Second-To see what provisions the
town viii make to pay for said land,
Underhill. VT, November 8, 1915
II. j. BARRETT,
l." A. EGAN.
Il. w. QUINN,
Sclectmen of Undcrhll.
20.w2t.
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WALTHAM.

Mrs William Jackman is visiting friends
in Addison.-,Mrs. Philip Tucker has re-
turned from visiting relatives and friends
in New York;. +. Davis has moved the
granery from the Ganey place on to his
home farm.-A. D. Evarts of Burlington
was in town last week at his farm.-Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Comma of Panton
spent Sunday at her brothers, Frank
Tucker.-Ralph Hunt has returned from
Red Hook, n. Y. where he has been pick
ing and packing apples for Frank Foote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. IL. Booth have taken
rooms in ]. y. Eno's house.-Mr. ana
Mrs. C. +. Sherbno of BrdporDspent
Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. L. W.
Otis. Mrs Sherbino will remain during
the week-The n. S, club Will be enter
tanned by Mrs. f. c, Ward to-day
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FERRISgURG.

Oliver Sears, a lifelong resident of Fer
risburg, died at his home in that village
Saturday morning, after a lingering III
ness with cancer of the liver. He had
been confined to the bed for four weeks.
Mr. Sears was born in Ferrisburg So years
ago. the son of the late Mr.. and Mr..
Peter Sears. He is survived by his wife,
who was before her marriage Miss
Martha Parent of Monkton; two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Sarah Barrows of Florence and
Mrs George Tatro of Ferrsbtrg; two
brothers, George Sears of Ferrisburg and
John Sears of Monkton; three sisters,
Mrs John Yattaw of Ferrsburg, Mrs.
Henry Hunt of Waterbury and Mrs,
Henry IarroW of Bristol.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs Hattie Waite of Barre Is visiting
Mrs. Eva Merritt.-Dr. and Mrs. |. F.
Sharon were In Burlington Monday and
Tuesday Of this Week.-Mrs. Wyman
Bascom ana two children Of Fort Ed
ward. N. Y, were at r. H.Preble's for
the week end.-Ronald Harper, who has
been at the Pittsford sanatorium for
treatment. returned home Saturday The
funeral of Mrs. Francis Desjardan was
held at ST. Genevieves Church Mon
day morning. the Rev Father Welch of
Orwell officatng.-Miss Netfte Totting-
/ ham is in Burlington this week attend
ing the meeting of the Woman's Board
of Missions
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

GENERAL AND BLUEBERRY FARM.
Ely acres. price s25oo, Above the
manufacturing and farming town,
growing summer trade lots of blue
berries. low; medium. high, July Mt
un.li september, little care, sure money,
greatly Increased with little expense.
now shipped to retailers in Vermont !:
maple, apple trees; the Baldwin ample
country, no better land; maple orchard.
neM farms are adapted to so many
paying products. Ten-room house
large attic; suitable barn. Charles r.
Jameson: Real Estate. Only regula~
commission. Twenty years. ali farm
buyers nave made good. Antrim. y. II.
266 7tW1t
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Doten of Burlington has been
spending some time with Mrs. Palmer
and other friends.-Mr and Mrs. John
Norton OF Iowa are spending some time
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID.
Norton.-A social and supper will be held
at the Church Friday evening.-The Rev
Howard White and family are guests
of Bert Crane and family before leaving
for their new home in New Hampshire.
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WESTFORD.

Ernest Last Elmer and Eliza Jane Cain,
both of Westford were married November
3 at 200 p. m. by the Rev. p. A. Smith at
the home of John Allen Of Westford.
where the bride had made her home for
some time. The wedding took place in
the presence of the near relatives of tho
contracting parties and few invited
friends. After the ceremony a dainty
lunch was served by Mrs. Allen The
bride and groom were taken to Essex by
automobile. After brief wedding Journey
they will begin housekeeping in what Is
known as the Wilcox house
Miss Sarah Blackmer of Massachusetts
has returned to spend the winter in her
native town-William Norman of Greens
field, Mass, is visiting old friends In town.
Frank Longe has rented his farm. pos
session being given at once-Mr, and Mrs.
George Tample and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Longe are preparing for an extensive au-
tomobile trip through Vermont, Massa-
chusetts Rhode Island and Connectcut.-
Miss Gertrude Long has accepted a posi-
ton in Boston.
Wallace Cook died November at the
age of 81 years. The funeral was held at
his late residence Saturday afternoon at
twelve o'clock, the Rev p A. Smith Of
flciating. He is survived by two sons.
Charles of Burlington and Harmon OF
this town, who were both present at tina
funeral Mr. and Mrs Ray Grow OF
Milton also attended, Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Calkins of Morrisville spent tho
weekend with her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Smth-Mrs. Jane stone of ESSEX
Junction spent Sunday with her son,
liiland.-L l., Irish left Saturday night
for visit of several weeks with rela-
| tives In Minneapolis and Akeley, Mimi =
Leslie Howard is spending n few days
| In Swanton.-John Rice and Chester Hall
were appointed delegates Sunday to tho
| installation of this Rev, G, e. Adams OF
Burlington First Church next week,
| Mrs. O. s, Paige died Monday evening
| at the home of her son, Homer, after IL
| long illness. The funeral will he held at
her late residence Thursday at 200 y, m.
She is survived by her husband two sons.
| Clark and Homer ana two daughters
Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Smith all OF
whom, except the latter are residents Of
| this town.-The condition of Charles
Fletcher, who was operated upon for
mastoid assesses at the Fanny Allen
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BRIDPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee have return
ed to East Middlebury.-Ha My
rick has purchased place In Middle
bury village.-At the Fellowship meeting
last week the Rev. !. C. Smart of Bur
lington, and the Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge
of Vergennes We're interesting speakers
A. l.. De Long is suffering with a
broken leg.-The Ladies' society is pre-
pairing for Christmas sale which will
be held December Ii and l..
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. James Caul was thown from
wagon last week when the horse she
was driving ran and became unmanag-
able. Hire shoulder was broken in two
places-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sprague OF
Bristol visited at Carson Fishers Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. George Wright of
Westport, n. V, visited a week at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
s. Fisher They returned to their home
in Westport Monday.-Mr. and Mrs
Ambrose Grow OF Bristol visited rela-
tives and friends in town Monday and
Tuesday.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. G. z. Church has been in Roches-
ter two weeks helping to care for her
daughter, Mrs. John Aldrich, She Is
caring for Master Keith in her own home
for few days.-Miss Bertha Manning
was in Warren with her brother, Henry,
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Desorda and child returned to Brandon
the first of the week.
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NORTH TERRISBURG.

Stephen Noonan has returned homo
from Virginia, where he has been the
past three months buying apples.-The
parsonage with Mrs. Fred lagadorn
Wednesday afternoon.-'The Chatham
Concert company will give II concert in
Allen hail Friday evening under the
auspices Of the Kings Daughters.
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WHITING.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Conversational
Church will hold their annual sale OF
useful and fancy articles. also home
made candles and food. November 49,,
afternoon and evening. at the church
hall-Mrs Hattie Waite Of Barre is in
town.-Mrs, Kent Merritt of Shoreham
was a guest at +. =. Waite's Monday
and Tuesday.--A daughter was born
Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MuzZy.
Molly and Maude. Webster have gone
to bridgeport, Conn. and are working in
a factory there.-Luther Webster is i'll
,,.ifb raloi ri ~
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ST. GEORGE.

Earl Aver and daughter. katherine. are
spending a week in ST. Albans.-Mrs. Mir
anda Wescott is confined to her bed
Miss Maggie kehoe of Richmond visited
at the home of her brother, Edward ke-
hoe. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Wes-
colt and two sons. Vernon and Robert,
visited in town Sunday.-Miss Nora Hins-
dale has been confined to her bed the
past week Horace w. Hubbard of Swan
ton Is visiting his sister, Mrs, Earl Aver.
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LINCOLN.

Clarence Culver has moved to the
Tucker place In South Lincoln.-John
Hamilton is not improved. His sons,
Royal of Shelburne and Walter of New
Haven, are here caring for hm.-Henry
Counter of Weybridge and his father-in-
law, Mr. Culver, have moved to the
Ernest Sargent farm, which they bought
in the spring.-George Williams has
gone to Mrs. Stella Gove's to board
Mrs. George Garland Is gaining.
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Adams Monday.-Miss Jennie Calderwood
has returned from the Fanny Allen hos
pital where she has been for treatment
Miss Efne Waldron has completed her en-
gagement as bookkeeper at the Daniels
plumbing shop.
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A 5Qo-acre farm, 100 acres smooth
meadows; $500 sugar trees. equipped
nicely. has made $500 pounds of sugar;
lots Of fruit; large house in good shape.
two miles from large village. This farm
has kept rs cows. can do It again. Price
only $500. Bring your wife and mother
am sure you will be pleased with It.
4, r. Day. Real Estate Man. Cambridge.
VT
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given April I, 1916.-The annual thank
offering meeting will be held at the la
dies rooms Friday, Mrs II. T. Cults being
the hostess. Mrs. Marion Wells Wood
ward is expected to be personalities
Viella Mallory spent last week with her
parents in Sudbury.-The Fortnightly club
met Tuesday with Mrs. J. S. Wilcox.
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FARMS WANTED.

FARM of about 10 acres wanted. costing
between $500 and 5000. Write c. NJ
Brown, S3s Riverside drive, New York
city. o7O,6twlt
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FOR SALE

MECHANICAL MILKING MACHINES,
CREAM SEPARATIONS, GASOLINE
ENGINES for sale. If interested
write for prices and get acquainted
Strong Hardware Co.. II. G. Haw-
thorne Burlington. . $50 ,d&w, I'm.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

TOM BARRON WHITE WYANDOTTES
Storrs, Conn, Thorndale, Pa. and
Mountain Grove, Mo Average records
2OSla. 236 and 205 eggs per hen. $500
each. Cockeres second generation.
from imported Barron Wyandottes, sis
ters to 1914 Storrs contest pen, $500
each. (See page 10 Daily Free Press,
November 81 L. l.. Story, East Fair
field, VT 965, 6tw.1t.
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POULTRYMEN'S ATTENTION We
manufacture a .hipping crate for poul-
try. called The Peerless Iron Bound
Crate" 500 each, f. o. b. mil. The
best crate on the market. almost in
destructable, weight less than 25 pounds,
The f. L. Chandler Co., Orleans. VT.
c51 26t, W A..
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGFNTS-Our household specialtics bring
profits and business. Mobiles, 90 Will
liam. Kingston, Ont. No duty. H,W,1t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

FIRST CLASSY BLACKSMITH wanted
on new wagon work: steady work. good
wages. NJ. j. Bowler, Holyoke, Mass.
262, 12tw,2t.
FOUR Statesmen wanted for portrait
work. Commission or salary. Dow,
General Agent, Ripton, VT. 2O.w,1t.
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FOR SAILS. c. White Leghorn hens
and May Matched pullets. 81 each; so
per dozen. H. l. Burbank. st. Adams,
VT. 2O,wlt
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FARMS FOR SALE

HERE is A DANDY one-man farm. GO
acres. five and one-half miles from
Worthwhile, handy to school. church
and store, will carry 10 COWS, build
ings in fine shape. all hay, fodder,
stock. tools, wood in shed and potatoes
thrown in. Price only s2,S0O. with
200 down for a quick sale. For fur
Their particulars write a. c. Humphrey
& Son, Underhill, VI. 267.Gt.w,1t
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

REGISTERED BERKSHIRES for sale.
Conn. oso oct ,w AZ
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FARM. 125 ACRES. 40 heavily wooded.
buildings in excellent condition, rum
ming water, five miles from Worcester,
one and one-haf from steam and troll
ley cars, near churches and excellent
schools. Reuben Moore. Holden, Mass.
249. d&w.lm.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office I45 Cherry street II. W. Bull.
lock. proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
Gun Work. Phone 1911 or send post
" and driver will call.
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GASOLINE ENGINE

circular and dras-saw rigs, Drew and
Porter Litter Carriers. lumber wag-
ons. light and heavy harnesses, EN-
pire Cream Separators and Milking
Machines
G. N. STYGLES. Underhill, vt.
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FAIR IRON GRAY GELDINGS for
sale, l6]a hands weight $500 pounds
elght years old, well matched and true
nave used them two years; will sell
low for quick sale, or will sell cheaper
team, weight $500 pounds. j. NJ. Cas-
e'u9' Iilnespurg. VT. 25, 12t,w,2t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-12
COUNCIL TO ACT
ON THE BUDGET
Civ Father Held Short Session Monday
Afternoon. al Which Most Of Tine Was
Used 10 Hcar Report CT Committee OF
Delinquent Tax Rolls.

After hearing the report Of the commit
tee appointed io - over the DELINQUENT tax
rolls. the city rnuucii recessed at 5-l1
o'clock Monday afternoon until Thursday
afternoon at "A O'clock. ut Winch time thr
council viii consider thc budget tor thr
year. Chairman Craig ui thp finance com
milcc reported that ihc budget had been
completed. and INV Wl- ready tu present VII
for approval ~ rejection ~ yesterday -
meeting, bnt II was found that several dc-
tails would have a. be- readIu-ted. and The
rccy~~ wa~ decided on.
No Indication of the content ct IN,
budget hu- yet been given oGt. bat Do Fl
understood THAI the budget calls Tor Il
considerable decrease u thc expenditure
uf thc city TER the year.
Alderman nallrll. chairman uf tho com
mitt,r appointed tu -u over tlr delinquent
tax rolls. reported several adir tmcnt-
that NJ na- found necessary tu make y u
.H- tu mistake hY tlr auditors who Some
months ago made au audit oi thr civ
records. With these corrections reported
ou and authorized % d. made. 81 was stated
iu The council lhat ihc delinquent roll B.
now ready tor publication. b vail prob
ably hc handed ~ The Herald fer printing
within tte next day ~ two.
Guy Tax Collector \. XII. DtHuiu subs
miltrd tn thc council hI- report ior thu
month WI December. showing total %rullrr.
tiun- tu hr ~5.n75Hl. which include
--u~ gJ market r.yrrr.r. -I1gI l rutfnr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-12
Brownsville Grocery Co. sells Ruther
furd's bread.-adv. III. lgtf.
STUDENTS TO DEBATE
ON ALIEN QUESTION
High School Pupils viii Discuss Important
Matter at Hinkley Hall Next Saturday
Evening Public Invited.

Members Nh thc Forum and Cactus
literary clubs WI thr Brownsville hi.h
school viii hold Y debate at thr IIinklry
lditurmln ucNt Saturday evening ut !,
n'lock. The d,lHt, viii y, ranlic. and ul
citizens arc invited tu attend. There win
hr uu charge ~ admission.
The subject NJ thc dchat, viii hc. IRE
solved. That Immigrants d. The United
States over l6 YEAR eft age who can not
read and write -ome language or dialect
should be- excluded
ON thc affirmative side viii bc Ted Ora
ham, Mf-- Maud White and Burt iIiuklcv.
The negative -idr viii hc haadlri hy lac
Walton, Carlos ta-t.ucda ana Fred
MuHclr.
Tour judge have been elected. but hu,c
noi yrt accepted thr appointments. They
win name Y Hlth. Those already selected
arc ~. H.. talbraith. Frank II. Pierce. y. I'M.
CIuaIr~. and Prof. !. y. Galloway. county
school superintendent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-12
WARFARE IN SKIES"
AT THE DITTMANN

Two men ARE rivals tor the hand uf an
attractive young girl. Both men arc ariu-
tors. When war ~ declared They meet IVY
mortal combat N the skies. failing w earth
m the collision. One man H. sawed. The
elrl comc- near losing her life when con
drmncd to die a. q spy. bu' a. sawed by
hcr favored lover who CTR r- a homb into
ihc midst "a the enemy irom hi~ ~acruulanc.
The cauuoh~ roar. the bpmh- break over
thr rampant. and hundred WIT soldier
take part NJ THE hattIr~. Warfare in thu
Skies" IN Y stirring war drama WI modern
u"--ihilitic-. ID Win hr Y feature number
lr tonight Ky hc shown on IN, screen WHIT
thr Dittmann thcater.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-12
ALL HOLDERS OF
SCRIP ARE PAID
Mayor Browne Is Notified That Money Is
al Hand for Taking Up Balance OF
$4,000 Of City Scrip 10 Chicago Firm.
Money Being Paid Out.

After more than iIvc months the holders
oi thc ciiy of Btowu-villc'- floating in
dcUicdnc-- 81 - .O00 have received ar are
receiving money ior their scrip. Tie dcal
between thc citl .ld Cutter. MAY N Cu..
Chira-o bond buyers. ha- resulted WV ihr
ilnHl taking MP WI al this mdchtcdnr-- Y.
amt th. money iur W balance WI about
-3u,ouU nu- been received WI ihr First Nu-
u"u"I bank and ~ being paid out today.
The c'll was closed between me city
and thc Dnud buyer last ummcr iu-f
previous {. the breaking out of the war.
and because cot the financial right that
followed ihc war The occurring II cash wa-
necessarily slow. The scrip was sold M
ihc company hy thc holder on \ basis MI
II" cents 'n thc dollar. The company took
~"'."oo worth ot thc paper. tlc other
10000 having been Sold to other parties
thc Brownsville Rauk X Trust company.
announcement ihai lhc ba.anrc WI ihr
scrip was being taken nu Mas made hctnr,
thr city council IN Mayor Browne Monday
afternoon.
y tax collection will come n A. rapidlv
~ they should, city official, belciv, there l.
o." reason why the city can not conduct II,
finance un a cash basis hereafter.
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PERSONALS

tharlc, VI. Heard o. Houston II q visitor
~ Brownsville today, q guest a the Miller
hotel
\. T. Lcarnnni ~ Houston = \ business
visitor NJ lhe cry Today = guest al thc Nil
ltr Motel.
v. IT, TuWlc al Dallas i III Brownsville
today on business. llc /. rcei-.s. vd al nv,
-
l. Zumbrach and c. &. Perkin. of Lv-
ford were visitor. in Brownsville yc-tcr-
day, returning to Lyford ~ the early train
=
ih- ho~en ~ M" f"rk city i7 ~ thc
'HA m i h%u@ln,-o mission IL i~ \ guest
al lhr miller h1icl.
Luther hcc- ~ iarl-, Texas. "h" NJ m-
lrrc~tcd IA hhu in TINS section, i~ pa the
CITY Tor q lr" days on business. Mr.. kcc~
Is stopping at the Muller hotel.
{. W. llughco of Mar~halltoWn. Iowa. l.
a visitor pa Brownsville today, q guest 40