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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-05

Inc developments 1I10 past
few days have been most re-
markable as the figures reveal.
Each new bit of news incor-
porated in our weekly chats with
voters seems to find general
response which is well, for to be
reasonably safe in your standing
as the weeks fly by, you should
school your friends to the idea
of reading the Bulletin every
Saturday and acting upon any
proposition made independently
or without waiting for some
leaders in the work to inform
them. The propositions we will
make today, will therefore be
of avail to any contestant pro-
portionate to their individual
response, therefore the first will
bel
Coffee and Tea Offer Doubled
For Two Weeks.
The sales for our excellent
Union Club Coffee and Russian
Blend Tea have been increasing
daily and we know once these
goods are properly used that a
repeat order will come, and as
we want them in every possible
home at once-for Two Weeks
Only and Positively not longer
we will redeem the empty cof-
fee can at 250 votes. The half
pound Tea Package at $50 votes,
the 10c Tea package at rs votes.
We give you just two weeks to
put out a strong campaign for
this liberal offer and we will
drop them back to the original
offer. One of our hustling
candidates is going to make a
house to house canvass on this
very proposition and give warn
ing to voters-the Next Two
Weeks-is going to work havoc
to those failing to get busy on
the coffee vote. This coffee be-
ing a high grade article must
not be used'as freely in making
as other and cheaper blends.
A level tablespoonful to each
cup of water, dropped in boiling
water and boiling mildly for 8
minutes will surprise you as to
results. The following dealers
now have these goods on sale:
A. T. Otis & Son, R. W. Otis,
Justin Holden. Fred Thumm, j.
NJ. Young & Son, c. w. Hill &
Son, H. Norman, T. Atkind, J.
P. Holloway, ]. W. Semple, A.
B. Maine, ]. c. Marker, Taft
vile, Peoples Store, Taftville,
T. McMahon, A B. Maine, L.
Sachner. Get your orders in at
once, empty the Can and Tea
package in some air tight vessel.
and bring same to Plaut & Cad
den. Next:
Providence Bakery Bread
Wrappers IS Votes,
Banquet Cake Box, 25 Votes.
There is not a Bakers Bread
more tasteful and wholesome
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-05
STANDING OF CONTESTANTS

WIN AN ! y
Knights of Columbus s7s, $50
Y. N. H A...........-..36 9,769
Y. NJ. c. A...........-...3 JOG
B. P. o. Elks. .........336,6 8S
Sacred Heart School. =. .271, 57s
l. o. o. Moose. .270, 101
st. Mary's School. ...189, 562
Odd Fellows Club. ,gs5
Taftville Cong. Church. .15S, 784
St Patrick's School. -149, $50
Central Baptist Church. III, 64s
Masonic Temple ... e1,547
Greeneville G r m m ar
School ..-............ 86,235
Otis Library .......... 1921
ST. Joseph Polish Church 66,133
Halle Club ............. 63,213
Taftville Mannerchor -. 3s,56S
VIM. Backus Hospital. >. 27,21s
West Side Baptist Church 25,546
Order of Owls. 21,827
Taftville I. o. o. F.. 20,462
First Baptist Church. 12,TO9
State tuberculosis Hospi-
tai .................... 1928
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-05

nouncement of laslt Saturday
with regard to the 1Ioose Carni-
val Automobile I'll ckets would
prove of undue adv Intage to the
Moose which by tn Q way is err
ronfous-still after consulting
with Mr.. Hazard the Secretary
he agreed with | he writer to
withdraw the prop osftfon in def
erence to the opiz lion of others
and out OF his des ire to promote
harmony.
Investigate the Field For q
Piano Purchaser.
It will be well TOR you to for
age among your friends for a.
possible Piano Sale, for we will
soon have someth ing to say of
extreme value to .gon along this
line. A vote on such heavy
merchandise Is at all times
worth while and as it takes time
to consummate such a deal, it is
well to have your customer
ready to hear the very best
Pianos always to be heard at
Plant-Cadden Co.
Don't Forget Red Letter Change
Remember that Red Letter
Days have been changed to
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. These should be the days
to do your shopping and avoid
the weekend congestion of
shopping and receive Ten Times
The Vote you do on other days.
The figures below tell their
own story. Get busy-hustle-
no time to lose.
A. o. JOHNSON,
80 Union Square, New York
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-05

every voters home should be a
consumer of same. That the
above proposition will make this
a fact within a few days goes
without saying. The value Of
these wrappers being rs votes
should convince any set Of
workers that danger turks in
the wake of the contestant fail
ing to bring about the general
understanding that this is now
The Bread to Buy. Again, Mr..
Fox the proprietor is now bek-
ing a most delicious loaf cake
packed in air tight box labeled
Banquet Cake which is filing a
long felt demand in view of the
large sale other similar pack
ages are having. That you can
vote the empty box on Banquet
Cake instantly suggests that it
is the cake that you should and
will order from now on. Next:
Double Red Letter Votes Perm
anentIy At Murphy's 5 g. 100
Store and George Cigar
Store
You fellows who smoke had
better get even more busy at
Georges Cigar Store henceforth,
for the same coupon is contain
ed in all cigarette packages
Here as at other stores, and
5 cent sale calls for 10 votes
across the counter or one vote
with each half cent Of your pur-
chase.
Now is the opportunity for
the ladies to make hay while the
sun shines, for it will be 100
per cent. in the shade at Muir
phys and 10c store from now
on. A vote with every half
cent purchase should deliver all
such shopping to our reliable
and well known small goods
store
Hold Your Cleaning and Dyeing
A Few Days.
Just as soon as the weather
breaks to CONSTANT warmth we
viii make a telling proposition
for your work of this nature
and it will most likely be made
next Saturday. Be ready, take
an inventory of your wardrobe
for it will be a very hattering
offer.
Theatre Tickets Must Not Be
Held Back.
It is evident that many of the
Red 5 vote tickets are not be-
ing turned in which is in VIOLA
ton of the rules and please,
understand that a user of these
tickets will not be accepted at
close of contest. This is posi-
tive, so get them in at once.
Moose Automobile Library Vote
Offer Withdrawn.
1t seems that some have gain
ed the impression that the an
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14
Ginioe &rieasfputraft,ificrn.

SIN Muguit 1914 betrus Scr Mert
Der Musfubren bon aleiOungsltiiden
aus oen Ser. 9toaten nad anoerell
sanbern $905,000, i'm DECEMBER
1914 bage9en $6,717,0OO, uno i'm
5ebruar 1915 iiber 10 Miuipnen
9paars. Ser @ert bon @hubz@yz
porten 1tieg 3piidm Mugult 1914
unb Wfar3 1915 bon $4,000 auf
mebr oils 100000 pro Mpnot. SSSn
oerlelben 3eit ities Der Mert bon
aus9etiibrtem Yterbegei6irr mo
Satteln BON $4,000 auf $780,,
856! SIN Nuguit 1915 errei9te Ser
Mert Der Pferbe : Nusfubr lpeniger
als 100000, boeegen I'M Jebrllor
1915 mebr als $9,0U0,OOO. SIN err
lten Wtpnat bes &rieges nuroen oe-
l9aftltd)e Motprluoecn I'M Merte ron
Sl24,OOO olsgefibrt, aber I'M Sc
bruar 1915 ginaen iolde fir $3,=
000,00 nab europa.
Gin Sadper ltdnoiger i9dbt, oab
in ben erlten ne,tn Monaten oss &rie=
ees fir nid)t sanS 200 Miaioncl
Splars @cgenitdnbs, peld)e brett
aut bic Rriegs @rforberniile suriidz
snfiibren Iino, pol1 europa in Mmeriz
ia getauft purben, aber: Mebr
ols rs prpaent oiefer &Gufe erz
folete in Nusfubrllna bon &ontrot=
ten, lpel6e i6pn bpr benz 1. Sanuar
1915 abgel6lpNen, porben parel,
uno erit nod NeuioEr iino Die wirtz
groben 3riegs : 8eItellunSen
in oen Der. 9toaten erfolat! Wus
oisien 8eitellnnaen hat iid) eine inGuz
%ltrlelle Gage mt!pidelt, berenslsiten
nod ME 5upor in bieiem 2arbs su
psr5el9nen ipor, uno heren 9ers
5luei9unaen uno Mirtungen iid sur
5eit nod gar nid)t iiberieben lalIen.
8eiptNe gelhdftstreiie baben bopon
olne Speifel son5 e,orm profitiert
ooer prcfitieren nod iebt rielig. Dpd
oarf man fragcn: SIT biele proipcri=
tat cine aeinnoe, uno mas tommt
nudR
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

On ber Jeisr bes gb>
rentages Der Sungfrau BON Srles
ans om II. Wsoi baben biesmal
AUDI Die Gnglanber teilgenommer.
Sffi5ielle &rdn5e inb an ibrem
Dentnal niebergelegt unb offi5ielc
DepelGeu oll ben prd1ibenten Der
fronS1iilden Meprblit ee{onbt tpor-
ben. 9as nReuterl4e Bureau" mel
bet nun nod einige Details, Die 3ei-
gen, ipie iebr bic ulliisrten @toaten
beniibt iinb, o1e Differensen in
3utunft uno 8erganaen6eit gu be-
feitigen. 9a1o6 bot jebt Der eng
Iii@e @eneralantpalt ii6 bic Wttcn
beg proae1es BON Mouen tourmen
laflen, u1lb man e%rlpartet, bob cine
MieoeraufnoDme beS 9erfobrens bic
ltn1dulo Der Betlagten an ben ibr
gun 2oit aelesten unfreunbliden
6anblunaen gegen bic englilde Na<
tion eraeben ipirb. Sn areilen, Die
inTormiert fem t%0nner, bd1t mon es
fogar niht liir ollsgeI91pHen, boz
lie gerlpbung Der Sunefrou nit
2ionel bp6 noh, suitonbe tpmmt.
Cine neue ameritanii9e Grfin.
Dung beile9t in eilsr YorriGtll1g gum
1rodnen ppn gsipd,Denen Trolens
Daar, IN Der Sorm zines DraDtges
1tells, oas iiber ben Nopf gejiiilpt
miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

lie 1f6 feftiegen uno 5u poafommenen
51eren ouspadien, Die i6rer1eits
lpieber neue Gntpederippdrme aus
ie11oen unh 10 Die Dirt langIam iiber
oas gan5e aanalgebiet psr6reiten.
SIR bic Siernelt Der mifroitppiIben
9pdiee< vYlanftons" bieten Die eipis
aufsetpiihIten Woi1er oes 5uesfonals
aleidfaa5 tein sinItiss5 2e6ensq.=
tlet. SIN grr5en unn 9a1t5sn hnt iid)
Aeute nod 45 Sabren purh ben Ras
mol Der luStaula Der 1ieripeGt. To-
neit es mDaIid lit, reitlos b%o(l3oqen.
9eleer irlro Die 5eititellltng Der nelez
rel 55erfponoer1lnsen burd Die por=
as1epl9tJidlen ,lno biitprii6en 8anbz
h!Hsea lebr erldipert, oie Die @aI=
ie~rnerbiroung bes Mitteqdnoilden
nro Hotell MeereS erlebt bat. sSr
allsn bisleN Soften paren Die Sierz
nailoernn9sn iebr erihnert. oa lie
aus Dem Msernn1er purd IiiBes
uno bradises Wnilsr fii6rten; ltatt=
9efu!tpeN pdpe11 ne aber, lpie aenlta
Tolilienfunoe bsnsiien. IS lit ober
1shr 1d>iper 81 tnnnen, tpelbe bon
Den nod lebsnoen Mrten ourd per
nersl ten Sus5tanM cher eiuen Ser
a1t1te1 ooer Die porpsltliae Nilper=
%binoung biniibereelpanoert iino, To-
Dob bier Der Meeresfori6ung olt
tnnttIs nod oantbare Mllfgaben blii.
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14
sicl:umacrilHSt.; tit G. .e;iaua1.
@rsta.sih scr g:e.mettt s.s.iNc.t e.Nit!e.-
ll.cc .;ito SssottMi M.c.r.

- 80 f&n
Der isst al5 arieg5geGiet ertiIrts
9ue5tonal bot nidjt mn ben Msnz
1d]ea ZEN Meg noG pen tropiiden
Mtnosrldnoern obscfiir5t, It fat in
2aufs Der SATIRE lett benz oentlpiirz
oigsa 9urdIti6 am II. Mcpsmber
1869 aid) cir merfmiroi5es neatra-
les ge6snS se6iet fit bic Msere5z
there as6oteu, Die nlenntbr 8alss=
run9en olpiiGsn Dem gan5 n1rolie
Gen @harafter aeisenbeH gSittelm,.,
unb benz Nlr eiEen Musldufsr So
trDpildm SnoiIden S5eans bilcen=
ben Npten Wssre antratcn. Gieenz
tlHlideripciie haben naA BEN neue<
item Sor1duugsn llur red)t nsuias
SeeseidDpie Den Mlisilllg pur9 Der
&aral in oieler poer ienrr Rid)tunq
geipaet. 5ipDlf Sabre nod Der Grz
off1iuuS pe5 aenals batten iiber<
terpt nltr Drei 6ii3orten unh cine
N}uldleIart ben SyaflaI blsd)inanoert.
9paft hat inter Cen sablrciGen Mes=
restleren feline Irt Dos onoere gnoe
oes aala!s erreid1t. Die Slide ltamz
men aus benz Mittelmecr, bic Mu=
lseIn GUS Dem &pteu Meer. M3ulGeln
lno Scsnedcu tDnneu al5 MneebS=
ri9e Der &iiftenfauna nu la1aiam
IN Den aQnal bprori,getl lllo miii7en
il9 uetappenlpeile" ppri1ieben, lpas
siemlid lanapieris lit. Iriebrih
NaBsl bat einmal bere6net, oab
eine @@nede 600 Sabre braudsn
tpiiroe, i'm ben Mequotpr SIT NM
treilen, oa mag ou9 ibrsr nleer-
b%eipoinenoen 9erpanotidaft Dos
altersrbte u@Gnedentempp" sur
5%ipeiten yfatur semproeu leil1.
Wis bsmertt, bat old crit cine
MuideIort Ben mlr 100 Rilometsr
laHgen aanal in 5tp0lf Sobrsn gu
pntlisren permodt unp alld) oies
mabr1tctnli6 nur burcb Die Huge
Scnubuna elmer beionperen geleesl1s
belt. IS Eonoslt iia ndlnlid) nm bic
Miebmufd1el, bic iid) nit @prlisb.
aeitipctlis an S6iffspluntcn feitIest
lillo 10 ols9eoebnte Spasierfabrten
moft, Bis ibr irgenopo Elm nslle1
Sisolun9spuntt gefdlt. Den Id)ouen
&uitsntprallen bleibt Der Gu%e5tonal
eipl9 perldiplen, oa lie bel BEN tim
olsen SGiHsperfebr, Der b%dllfioen
gasecrei uno benz Ianoieen lno to.
ntsen ltfer9runoe teine 2ebensmDo.
lidlteit bier finoen. @9pdmme, SEE.
pcten llno Die u8lumentiere" fms
bsinaAe ebenip. ihled1t boran; meilt
aber piiIen lie ii6 su bsifen, inoem
lie lelblt III Der often W~5eeresbeinat
blsiben llno nur ibre Gisr, 2nrpen
ooer TIRE 1u9enonu.e freiIhpims
msnoe 8eaeration, ein 3ipiI6enoliee
IN Der Gntlpidlunse manber 9ertiere,
ols Yioniere in Die Jrcmpe ~lsnoer.
Die traftisIten ppu oielen ~aelan9en
l1ad3 a~llerbano S1idialcn IbltsBli6
an Die &iiiten oes Sueatauols, mn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

Der &prrette. Die Ser
rem BON @tammtiid: r&elner, bier
feblt Elm Gtubl!!"
49, Nette @rlebniiie. @ua
eau ibrer Treunoin): rNun, battet
ibr nette @rlebniKe auf eurer 9otbz
oeitsreiie!!"
80 ~ maKenboft! Dente bir:
einmal puroe Der Wagen, in BEN
mir ALIEN faben, %abgebangt, lrnb mir
merften es er1t an anoern 9aee!!"
~ nnterddtt. @ater Geiz
men itaoierenben Sobn gum erlten
M}al befudenD): ngtun seIteb' einmnl.
lpie LANCE tneip5t 9u bes MbenbS?"
@obn: n8is etlpo uni elf"
8ater: n9d beiBt's aber nobl::
Die Musnobme beltdtigt sic &egel!!"
Sobn (getrGntt): .Musnobmepei<
1e tneipe id iiberbaupt nidt!!"
Gin d rdntung. Redtsz
antpalt: rSd beereife nidlt, lpie Sic
iid 10 ut in he5ug auf ben Grfo!a
elmer oromati1den Ropitat irren
tDnnen."
MeeiKeur: Stint @ie benn I'M
mer i'm 8oruus bes @eninnes in eli
lem bon Sbnen iibernommenen Yros
3e1Ie fider, Serr Suitisratg"
R~e9tsanipalt: nMeMes @eniunes
a4erbings!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14
Cine Selbentat.
gcmcrtensncrtc Gpifobe pom Bilidcu
&riegsibanplah.

&riegsibanplat.
ueber cine berDprragenb: 2eillun9
Der T%elosrauen nisb BON Dltliden
&rieesf9ouplaB teridtet: 9n elmer
ltrategil@ beoeutfalnel. @telle u~nlerer
5ront 1ou nit srDbersn 5-uppenabz
teilungen Der @mflub iibsrlebt lper=
ben. Dos -. Jelojagsrbataillon,
&ummolbam !5auptmam Jerrinano
Mtaietic, mub als eriies 1iniibsr. Die
lleberl 9iffung gelin9t an ltanbslos,
rbglei9 Der Sun 3ur9 yteesngulle
tort geI9nptlen 1T. Damn opcr !ritt
etipas Sdlimmes ELL - Die moeren
Gtuppen, Die npd) Glniiter lollen,
Milllcn aus taltiipe.. g-iilloer. 5uz
ridpeDalten l1erren, Oas Battalion
lie6t lld) auf oem fe.lbliden ll,sr al
lem elmer grpBen neDerma9t gegerlz
utet. Yon alen seiten ordrgen bic
Hniien %frDblodeno beran, lie glouben
rffenbar nit Dem .iD!icrten Battalion
balo fertig gu percen. Darin tau
laen tie llh yriinolid. llniere u1ls
er19rotenen Jdser 9stea pielme1r
lelblt III enersilden Wpr}t0z
ZEN gum InsrifF ilber, I'm lit cine
al0gliflt CUTE 8esteici9ungsleuung
gu llaern. Sbr EomrlonDant lit lid)
lber Den @rn1t 0er Gage Doutommell
tlur, er psiB, cs lit pprldufig feline
9tlfe 81 erparten, es beiBt, ms Iii
ssipllle mlshorlell, Bis aloere BeTeble
tpmnen. Gr per3agt teinen Nugen=
blif, CT lam ii9 auI feline Geute per
loilen.
Yor oltem gilt es, nit Ser Muni=
tim gu fparen, tein G9ub fol- fall
len, Dee ben anldlsidenDsn Nulien
Mot eiu SpIcr toltst. Der ean
lt)millt inae1len INNER Itarter on,
piele Der arlnen Sdger itebeu bis al,
Die Srult i'm Maller. Mber es iii
niat elmer, Der beroDeifelt; BRET Sage
ulb 5pci gddte balten b;ele Seloell
III &alte, Ndlle unb @unger Den inn
! mer ir!itenher mbrangenoen Nu]len
ltano; BON alen 9eiten lud)t fetnoz
li6e Snfanttrie uno Mrtillyrle lie gu
ltmfatlsu, lie ipeiGen teinen J1Bbrcit
5lrlid. Sarptmam ytojetit lit liberz
all, belf euo, trDIteno, erml1ter1l6, an
fererllb. Gnolid), an pierten Sage,
crbdlt oas 8atoilon ben gefebl, lldJ
uber Den Son 5urid3u5ie6en, DEM
jebs WlDglidteit, inn Neritdrtunsel
81 leloen, bat 1i9 ulS unausfiibrbar
eripteien. 5auptmam Wtaietic ube1
lreib, Der 3idaug iiber Ben JluB in
belen Sase5li9te piiroe inn cnorrlt
Dpfer %toItetl, er beidliebt ba6sr, lid
bis gum @inbru9 Der Duntelbeit 81
balten
uno tatid@li6 BERT oas pra9tig,
8ataillon AUDI pieie lebten 9tunoer
auf Dem furdtbaren Ypiten aus. Gnp:
LID, i'm 59ub Der Nnd3t, gebt e.
abteilungsire;le in oen l9pantenber
Yontpns iiber bas tpiloe @epd1el
5uriid. Gs t0nnen jett ollie 8errpun=
1eten mitgenommen lrerbsn, unb BIZ
Ierluft tie Der llnieren fino sering
oenn Die Mullen :niilen uidt re9t
boron lie linb. 90 eelangten BIT
Drei5elneridser slildli@ ipieber gu;
rid. Sbre rubmpolle 5altllng lpdb-
reno bte1er barten pier Sage miro fin
INNER u~llDerge1en blei5en. Den grDb.
ten 4nteil baran batte ibr topferel
uno umiidti9er &ommnnant 1aupt:
mann Maistic, Ser bierfur aud
bic ouber9elr5bnlide Mus5si9nllnt
! Oes Sroens Der @ilernen &rpne Brit:
ter RlaiIe NIT Ser Rriessbetoratior
erbielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

giele ulte g"erIiner
p:Ilen nod, oaB @ailer Mil6clm /.
Der berii3mten Nauline yucca fiji,
tire 9ar!tsGuns Der nRegimentstoh-
ter" ei.le Srommel geI6entt bat, Die
Die &iinifIerin i'll bisier Ro0e ltets
bslluBtc. 8as pbitprii9e" Sn5trument
5elargte ipaier IN Sen YeiiB oes Sof
lieferanten 9smutb, Ser IS ieBt per
osr5eIttaen uNeSilnsntstpdltsr" rnIerer
@gI. .@ofoper, Mtarianm 9uferman1
vju Ircbem Gabraud" aepionet bat.
Sci Der iin9iten gluFfiibruu9 Ger
Sper fano bic 2ueea=grpmmel, Die
cine i'll 8olo geprebte arone uber
Den glHlta1sn uP. L." trdgt, bereitS
geripeiiaung.
Sic o~eut9e Meidsarmee he=
ltunb I'M Sabre 1921 ouf Sem yapier
aus $4,000 M}onn, i'm Sabre 1851
aus 10000.
9as moberne fran55llde
s39aeIfeucr : Ss!ogel6iib gi5t Is
bis 20 6dlb 1T Der Wlinute ob asz
sen friiber 2.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14
Die BON benz I,

- Die BON benz interno=
iipnolen &pmitse bes Roten &reuSes
,inaerid)tete %internatipnale Igentur
iiir &rie9sgcfanaens in @enf min
Sic Weiterleitung bon audi fir alloere
Perlpnsn ais &riegs9efangene be-
itilnmter &prreippnoensen iiberneb=
men. Die betreffenoe 8urreiponosns
lnnB an oas &pmitce 9eri1tet lperbeu
uno es mllb Der Senbung Elm inter
na%tionaler Intipprtidein beiaegeben
lperoen. benn bic portoireibei. beltsbt
uur fir Sriesssefansene.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14
@siioe, idncrsenpe @a.sfclm beldnftiat.

Shlpere Irbeit. llcberonltrenelmg.
beocltet %iteifc, pebe Mhlsteln uSlouns
Slniment", lanft uppli5irt. elm ipenia
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-20
GRANGE A WINNER
Ten Dollars in Gold Offered by Stare Lectur
er Pulled Down by LamoilIe Grange.
Mrs, Hollis Good Work

Lamoille Grange Grange, No. 233. is
the winner of ten dollars in gold. the first
prize offered by the ate Lecturer o the
Grange doing the most work in one year.
Lamoille Grange during the year has
held 81 meetings at which Mrs. Arthur
Hollis, the lecturer, was present at every
meeting except one. She prepared 2S
programs aud also the program at the
Grange Fair.
During the year this Grange had %
debates, IS Rotations, 20 essays, seven
Grange papers, 100 pieces of vocal music,
70 pieces of instrumental music, % adj
dresses, two farces, one tableau. 79 sug-
gestions for the good of the order and
S64 readings, making total of 14,755
points, together with 5000 points on ex-
hibits at Grange Fair, and 260 points on
program at'Grange Fair, which makes a
total of 1S,015 points for the year 1914.
This has been accomplished by the un-
firing efforts of Mrs. Hollis, who so ably
filled the Office of lecturer during the
year. She labored faithfully and dill
gently in placing Lamoille Grange at the
head of the Oranges OF the State of Yer
mont. Lamoille Grange members appre-
ciate the amount of work done by Mis-.
Hollis and are proud of the record made
under her administration.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-20
Methodist Church

The Boy Scouts will meet this evening
at he Congregational church. 1t is re-
quested that each boy bring with him a
stick of wood as hike is contemplated
and bonfire will be necessary.
The teachers of the Primary depart
ment of the Sunday School met last even
ing with the superintendent, Miss Bug
bee. New plans and methods for the
coming year were discussed.
The Delta Alphas, of which Mrs. Il. A,
Smalley is the efficient teacher, have re-
Gently ADDED to the comfort and conven-
fence of the church new range. Last
week they sent $50 to India for the sup
port of a native teacher.
An interesting Epworth League service
was held last Sunday evening under the
leadership of Miss Stella Wilson and
Harlie Wilson.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather last Sunday morning the church
auditorium was well filed. Nine per-
sons were received by letter into the
church. Attendance at Sunday School
14S.
The monthly meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society will be held this even
ing at the home of Mrs. Gauvin on Bridge
street. Subject for consideration, 1.-THE
Aboriginal Red Man."
At the service last Sunday morning a
unanimous vote was recorded by the con-
gregation in favor of the referendum bill
islature.
The subject of Rev. w. T. Best's SER
mon at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning will be, Gods Message
From the Winds "
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Sears hav moved
to tenement in the Durham house on
Portland street.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry E. Parker, of the south part of town,
Monday morning.
The Public, given by Elmore's dancing
class at town hall last night, was an en-
joyable social event. The music was
excellent.
Miss Nita Bills has been in Montpelier
this week, assisting T. c. Cheney, as
stenographer, in his duties as member
OF the revision of bills committee.
AT the annual meeting of the Union
Savings Bank & Trust Company, he'd
at the bank Mon day afternoon, IL e
same officers were elected for anoth, r
year.
Mrs. II. T. Baldwin of Wells River,
who has been a guest at the homes of
her sisters, Mrs. George w. Brown and
Mrs. A. J. Smith, went to Hardwick this
morning. -
Hon. George A. Morse left this morn
ing for Montpelier, where he is looking
over the legislative bodies, and incident
ally renewing acquaintance with some
of the "old-timers."
News has been received here of the
death of Herbert Bachum at Monroe,
Wash. He was the youngest son of the
late Albert Bachum and brother of Mrs
Fred ODER of this place.
The Domestic Science class of Peoples
Academy has been making grape fruit
marmalade and is taking orders for
the same. The proceeds of the sale will
go towards expenses OF the class.
K. A. Darling ofNew York City is
spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. E. p. Darling. He has been visit
ing his brother, Harry Darling, in AL
bany. The latter is recovering satisfac-
torily from his recent attack of typhoid
fever.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-20
Garfield Road

Elmer Jones and family are visiting
at Andrew Gibbs for a few days.
Cbas Guyette and son are saving
wood for parties at Cleveland Corners.
Miss May Scribner, who has employ
ment in Hyde Park, was at home over
Sunday night.
Mrs. Fred Stowell has been entertain
ing her friend. Miss Elizabeth Hale, of
Enosburg, for several days.
Andrew Gibbs and wife were called to
Stowe by the death and burial of Lyman
Davis the first of the week.
Mrs. Orrin Blanchard and Mrs. Flora
Cox were guests at Bernie Lapan's in
johnson the last of the week.
D. L. Sails and sons have been in Cam
bridge for several days, where they cut a
large amount of pulp wood on Mr.. Sails
lot.