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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN 70 ADV rHTlSERs.
Friday May a. 1915.
The lf.DU8rRlAL RELATIONS
COMMISSION


None ~ fhe miAinai 3"nn'fia OF me
l'nited ftatnH commission on in""Hif i'l
relations cAn nNw anticipate ih' inl
fiilnrri ~ nH} hnpna 90 ih' Woih
ai iha' body uf inf'NiiH"i'f9i ana ii'ft
tho disappointment w severe may hr
confidently naHuiund chairman i.fniit
= Walsh unnrninhif i'a a'"th #hill't
90 H rfNnf' tilht hillNt' lNN inf ii1'l
fnpnfi ni 'ii' 'Nl.''l' D. "" "N'''
to hn tlinelHHH y i"f nn nihni if'"'n
ihnn tnHi ih' Mtl.h m'ih"iH ni' n'
ir4Hi infoe inin rnnNNlif MANY hur"fl
nnt tl,iH fiHi 49, 'iHh N'H "'F''-
opth inio "i'h "n "'fini"ii"NH ithiiH
nu ihpt nn iep0ft when h' mHt aiHn
rIn pNrH'Nif hr nt'tpiru HH "a lHHi'ihl
'f miptfih Hi'i'inNhl "i Ih' ''NAoH
ui fnrib unrest
thiAl Q" ihr 'hhitnihnH h"i4n'nr' h'
Hn inf'eiiNhiW "h"se 'NnO'n'ln'H
enuih hiN' hhi pnHfiNi' W'ifli - ih'
personal ioWi De- hAn whipped nr h'.
tween himself aud john ~ lt"Nhti'i'i
~ lir has lately lilintird Mr Rookie
f'l'er ~ 10 ihr rcwHpnprfH' 100 cot.
nrfu1n wiih the Colorado strike ui
iHai NrHt on ilfo n'fouHih ~ newly
f'nn0 documentary oNidrnr" witlinui
WAITING in he heafd 90 ennilnf session
81 ihe iudrni ruinunHHipn Tho COWS
ifuff rpli ni the capitalist Hrema u
l4Ve nfurlIdcd ihe chairman. nnh lag
uta back" with fvtptt runHp'cu
uua fur o. VersuuHl lteiinF Chat fails
little NhnH ~ Hctnm mAlieniA lli'
'f9li rrrly' win he mRd' Mt Walai
announces "upon tnr oc'aa'nn of mt
feNt public apceeh which WIN rlHln
bly, hr nt Cincinnati. ohio nDt .up
aas'
Ia lH ~ cnufHF Improper o. thD l
darrrc fsr thc heed ~ rnunu 'nr "a
ro importnnt character tn Hrek 100 ud'
mnnnrr violent puhur controversy Dol
tbu prcaH ara csi the loriuro plnttUu
wlih prtH0n whom enc commission
repeatedly HumWouH briuf' 30 Ha Wit
nlsn, Mr. walsh dpuouncw Mr Rookie
fellof D. boz tho pfcHH un ihc 1troneu
oi correspondence that has come iui'
h.a posHcaHlon ard four time later nt
De viii examine him us % eitaeas oi
the correctness oi hH own puhAHho,
iNialruco from Gao evidence in hand
I'ha performances ia rhugknf hocaua,
'i los violation az the principles Thai
SHOULD coutnA puhiic and wiicinl m
puliicp into tho cunduoi 90 individuals
Mr Welsh has deflanuY doclawl
ihai De- VIVA not oeetr'Hing Judicial
function. as chairman ~ thiH inseati.
fisiuR commission ilat the commits
au waa not endowed with iudicla
fHnctions hy cpnEuHs tut ne ha'
Iainconccivod MOST esreriuusiy az
rfemotora deeired an Investigation o
she causes ef social uDrpafr thnt wuule
lHprcas all aidre NnA an stheuls u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14

Two Hrufamsn met aud exchanged
tlt small tHlk appropriate ~ the hour
40 they were paTiina g. ~ unaerwnrd
sandy nnih co Iuch "Ioch. mon. iil
Fn yr fnund uf the links in 40,
moffu"
"fhs mornn Iueh repeated.
HAYe mon tho runrrn acid AHndF
1u au So tnund on me links be- the
mnrru"
AYE wrtl" and Inoh. Hfu Fn SCI
hei ! had Intended io iiei married in th,
Wurfu New York Amrrifnn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14
BARNES TURN ON STAND
coNrRApicrs ROOSEVELT resri.
MoNN IN MANY INSTANCES
IN LIBEL NEARING

SYRACUSE. MAY IS William
Harness was ON the witness stand two
hours today in hls uhrl suit AGAINST
Thendorr Roosevelt
tie cvntradictcd whuls. nr in part
various portiOns 1T Bnosrtclga owls
drnge, Swing hls own Version Ia sc,.
crai incidents dcssrioed hy Roosc-
Nolt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14
WEATHER SUMMARY
u. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AoRlcuL
TURF WEATHER BUREAU.

Weather bullciln Tor 20 houm end
Inc no D. ia. 10 meridian time
May 90. 1915
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14

Address al business com unicatiuua
nuI make out 80 chreiir diafis. mon
- orders and rsprers orders o. Tho
q iief f'uhhHhinr Company All items.
articles ana communications should BE-
addressed 90 Edi0r Corpus chriau
caller
Entered un second -cisaH matter ~ the
iinstoffisr boz Corpus CHRISTI TeNas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
NEwsPAPER OPINIONS


FINANCIAL NEWS saya This spec
ulafiou in war stocks seems 20 ua % be-
fhe most ratIra. and logical arcumranf-
wrnf fn fhr rrraffrf world war 90 hla-
tory and no ia not Dol avoided that ataid
cold q = steel ir participating and im-
parting "a stradylnF Influence. Earnings
urea.nf and prospective. make prices.
rot diEIdrnia. Dr. u good fhiuF fn rrmrm.
Dor. Tho trurlble Steel pool is reported
20 stock below rn Reports OF SO. 900 -
600 earnings fDr the n q steel current
quarter ore mot credited but SOS and
fanN 600 Is expected In Conservative
JOURNAL OF cowNfrpcE-rbsrs
can Do uu question That Tho rufumr of
The war orders has been EreatIy rtag-
EfrHfr1
FOUFs says-ff ffr United States
rorafi1ne and hueIneaa man Will n1t
steady how UffI" fHey must DO Tor
labnr hut bow much they can DO.
srN HEAVY selling Bel manifest
but The HfalrufiNr capacity fafra fheaa
nfffra nu advance
TfMEs Tru. fn their custom ne
bank rIearirrr revived nrat. ffe indus
frIrla followed ord r.a fErr. I r.
ointment thaf the railways vU follow
FiNANcIAL AMERICA Indicate,
are accommodating WHf The attempt ID
fhr nllina fD force fHe U1rfauHIIra NAV
prove succraafui before the close N
IRE summer
WALL sTprrr JOURNAL -wbrs
notrirr dennitr hes yef been decided ~
fo The rafe ~ dividend t0 b. DECLARED M
W~csunEhouse 81 The next deciaratIsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
FINANCE

NEW YORK. July 22-Relatively
normal conditions prevailed In the
stock market today in the sense that
trading In war specialties was more
restrained and price changes less sen
sational. Those issues. however. were
again conspicuous features. with new
high records for Baldwin Locomotive
at 1874 AND Bethlehem Steel pre-
ferred at 124iS.
Temporary gains OF 2 20 8 points
were registered by other issues OF this
class. General Electric being especial
ly strong. Westinghouse, yesterdays
spectacular feature. led the list In
point OF activity. but failed to repeat
it's high record. Crucible Steel helped
TO swell the large operations In this
quarter OF the list.
There we're some highly cratic move
ments In such industrials as Genera
Chemical. which fell % points. Ameri-
can Coal Products. which rose Il and
reacted almost 10 points. and Cuban
Sugar. which gained 81 points. Otner
sugar shares were strong on large
war sales. Another unusual feature
was the 2 to 6 point advance I'm ex-
press issues. as a result OF the a
increases by the Interstate commerce
commission.
Railroad shares manifested IN
creased heaviness and general irregu-
larity. Canadian Pacific falling 4 10
1884,, it's lowest price since 1914.
Baltimore & Ohio was the only strik-
ing exception TO the lower trend. ad-
vancing a point on publication OF
June earnings o S1.719.O00. the best
In the company's history Cor that
period ofthe year.
Contrary 10 recent conditions, low
est prices were made in the mai
dealings, the railyaw group then
showing greatest weakness. while
realizing sales served to reduce
quoted values IN Westinghouse and
other specialties. Total sales $4,000
shares.
All forms Of foreign exchange were
weaker.
The local bond market was steady.
Total sales. par value. aggregated
$685. 900.
United States registered rs ad-
advanced - per cent on call.
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NEW YORK. July 22-Whcu the
early announcement from Washington
that the note had been cabled 20 Ger
many overnight prices were inclined 20
harden. The railroads displayed the
same roactionary tendencies they have
for some days past. but could not be
said 90 be weak. In the Industrial list
General Electric, can COMMON and Bald
win established new high records for
the present movement. The settlement
81 bridegroom strike was we'll received.
Considerable profit taking In certain
iFaucs thaf have lately scored bis ad-
vancee. New Industrial issues. some old
time flvnritcs IN former campaigns
were introduced durinF the morning
session and attracted quite = following
from those who have haf profitable
adventure. o. other members % so
called var order group American Loco
motive was more active than 81 late
end looked az m if could easily b. adj
anrad Co "a higher level The market
az noon was quiet but strong.
Tho Ncw York stock exchange has nd
mittcd me AnaroudR Copper Mining
Co.'s Z.181.l50 shares Of the par Of the
$50 each 600 lieu OF At64.5o0 shares %
The par value ~ fZ5 each.
~ MHuUu-Hf.MT "a m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 22-Cotton futur,s
opened steady. October S9.Ig: December
a3.4h; January $3.50. March $3.50 bid.
May Offered S1O.OJ.
Moderate rallies seemed 10 meet a
ittle cotton during the early afternoon
the market gradually sagErd OF t1 A
l't loss OF about 3 20 10 points.
The early decline carried October CON
lracis here about lJ7 points under LIv-
'Ipnol which seemed 20 attract an in
creased demand from straddIers and
FFlccs rallied . OF . points from the
lowest. Trading then became very quiet
ture around midday.
Cotton-spot. quiet. middlinE uplands
a3l5, sales 300 bales.
cotton FUTURES closed steady prt0b-
- e3.l5; December Sg.f3. January s9.sg.
March fg.s7. May Sgss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

Mike Bryan and Alex Verse. the two
rlaFtHn miners from Golfers who were
arrested Hr Tuesday night BY Brooke
"NnfN Hnfrlffs while driving q heavy
lnII OF booze Iu from "a MluEo brewery
were lrr1lEuru on Wednesday evening
% o'clock before Justice 81 the Pence
Is Jacob Nike proved his innocence
.ni was allowed fu return 20 C0lilers.
verse was proven guilty and was given
ihf anHfenro. 60 days on the
county roads and 800 fine.
The hearIrg was o. lively one The
u~fIfNNHHfn were r"rrrarrffH Iu Affor-
rrr sheridan Moore ~ wheeling An ar.
zeal was taken 600 The Verse decision.
frnI de- were present from cot
taken book fo frc upper end 81 ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
MONEY MARxEr.

NEW YORK July 22-MorcantiIe pa-
tfr sterling 90 aay bills
- ~. demand. f4TG.tO. cables.
maHq f56i. cables. $500 Mnrks de-
niand. 81 cables. sec. 1fres. demand
cables. 500. I4bIsH. demand
3. hc cables. sac Bar silver &c.
MfNical dollars. aGaC Government
bonds firm Railroad bonds steady.
,all money steady. High. q. low. -
hid. ~ offered ut 81
Time loans stronger. so davs ~ o.
days. +I slN months. ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

NEW YORK. july "a. Metal
.nHUE" quotes IaaU offered E.t. Ar.f.
Ger not quoted 40 london f.rI
De tU. slrffer 900
'nrNrr nI'.f t.HrfrH'sIIr FTIErI
ID H Iron afrtI. Unclaimed
50. .Ur GT.fg.
~ London spot COPPER Tr. rr EF.
futurea llU nos TIsrfrarIff. I4# rI.
-r.t Gin tlts futures 900 Arur.rg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
LoaAH q BRrAN's CLOSING sTocK
LETTEH-

1By private wire 20 a. T. Mssten & Co.
NEW YORK. July 22-Aiternating
periods Of weakness and strength Inn
parted to the list irregular appearance.
The publication % the American note
10 Berlin was followed by a moderate
amount Of liquidation and considerable
deErec OF speculative selling. but taken
as "a whole. the tone OF the document
seemed 20 be such az not 10 uuduly dis
turb the state o. mind OF the majority
OF security holders.
We seem 60 BE- on the eve OF a pro-
nuunced movement Perhaps the cstab-
lishment Of a British or Canadian credit
here In n short time may stabilize the
exchange market and lead encourage
meut 90 constructive interests. on the
other hand. many things are In favor Of
the bear contingent ~ something oc-
curing Of an adverse nature TO dis
turb sentiment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
SUGAR E,ARKET.

NIN YORK. July -n-uaw amen.
Quiet 'cntrlflE1L sass. moIasses g6i.
refined steady.
futures hrmer on covering and row-
mission house IYIur At noon rrI-..
wore points hIEhtr.
Later the market declined under heavy
llaI "n QUO Goo The easier .Uuf mad.
el Ihe CLOSING was easy. unchanged
wv u'INf- lower. sale" 1880 f.ra
september f..HI UtusmEsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

CHICAGO. July ez-Erfarred .stl-
mates - shipments tHa would be- re-.
CURED hy Europe lr' Co IT, bulge today
Do TIE price ~ wheat. but the advance
was not veil maintained. QuofHfIous
closed unsettled. sc OF TO- f4c up COM
pared with last uIrhf. Corn finished nd
"a gain OF tu lac. onfe O. u Ir down
t9 &c up. and provisions with losses
Of f1 % 85 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

The Brooke County Court made is
annual settlement with the Sheriff on
wednesday. July 2lst. The books ~
sheriff Patterson were found 20 be cor
rect. and The balances were perfect.
Besides settling with the sheriff the
court discussed road work. The work
g9 the river road is being pushed and
VIII soon be completed. and the road
nn.ncl % The public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

D1Nr1N Fuiy z,- Per silver - TIE
N.rs. frfr Der cont
|'.. "Hu rHfHH-HnH|T nIfn So nae
''Hi iHree months $685. Ser cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
COFFEE MARKnr

NfW YORK rlIr .l.raffa.. uI. s..
ialr.H easy September 81. ,H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

Read The Defeat Of New Works
Underworld" By Richard Hsrding
Davis. In the wheeling sunday News
a thrilling story o. the Seeker case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

New York Curb Market.

WHEELING " Va july ls .rr
Reported b. a. u Naften q 90. L. p
Trend. MANAGER. mcmtcra Ncw F1rE
Stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
wHEELINo TRACTION COMPACT
CAR SCHEDULH
EA<iaE EEost June q, 1893.


TAXING EESst June -, 1893.
PANHANDLE LINE
wELLSbuha
Daily Except sunday
wheeling WsIizburs
Leave
2tnd Street .v
Wheeling Wefisbn-.
1890 a. m. 500
ssV p m li.OG noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDeynR
Daily Except Sunday.
10Th Street. Lao
.Wneeilnk hcundsvilie
3:3O p. M
On lines having regular express rsr-
vice. shipments Weighing IN srcers Of
hity, pounds or large bulk will noI Be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency shio-
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and SIS
2. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

WHEELING. w. Va. July %. rs.
Corrected by ;. T. nfasrcn & Co. mem
bcrs Boston STOCK Exchange. No. SzJ
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. "a.
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LOCAL
STOCKS.


WHEELING. W. Va July %. Il.
stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

Are 0 eonr f1 fro ezposiHonr
Nope CAN'T afford Dr.
"Iuf Enur wife bought an entire
nov nuihf '0 urHr no fhe exposition
lnata why we can't afford H."
Unu.Inn In-L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

WHEELING. W. Va. July n. Is.
Range OF active stocks ON the Ne.
tork STOCK EkchargC. corrected daily Of
A. f. Master a c. rOkersL
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FINANCIAL.
Settled with Sheriff.

with the steamer during the night with
everything ready 90 start on time.
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New York Stock Exchange.

meeting there Is a strong probability o,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

CHICAGO. July gE.Hnra reasf..s
... HYH weak unIE 1900 HU NIX
Book tt wITef gn hra.r.
o. CD CO.
rI. 600. firm ErfIra
...f af..ra "fHnTHaH. ueafarn a 80
COVE and hf.frrH fI.HI
.....H .nH.rH
.". ..H|H 10000. rrm sH...
Al. IHmH. Cd ..Htfr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

HIIT~HI. I.HD. GA. Hu|. Cattle
Glow .IfriE light choice t1suupl6.
prime II.. uHEH
Sheep steady supply light Prime
W.fHrrH frIHmfar. rHIa and r1mmara
.| .N| inmhH fr 600. .r
|.HI IHIHrH-fIH Hn RI 90 rH.
IHr. SLOW receipts IH double decks.
Prime h.u.Ira 500. mediums s. arr
. nrHN. HHTHrrH ~fs.rHHrU. Wrnf
.lrErr. rrd rirr fsI5rsM rouehs
fU HI I r go
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BOSTON COPPER c

Total shares 692 5000.
Bonds $3.50 900.
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(l-Neuralgyline books close July u
~ dividend payable July slst.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-01
POWNAL CENTER

Mrs Martin Brown of East Pownal
is seriously i'll. t
Edward Lampman of Bridgeport
Conn., is the guest of his mother,
Mrs, Mary f. Lampman.
Mr. and Mrs William 0del and
daughter. Miss Lydia Odell Of Hoo
sick Falls were in town Sunday
Richard Brown Of North Adams
spent Saturday night with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ, V. Brown.
Pastor and Mrs r, H. Barber of
Greenwich, n. y. were the week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Barber.
Mrs. Agnes Sexton OF Bennington
and Mrs Frances Granger OF Old
Bennington were guests Sunday of
Mrs. G. B. Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Saunders, Jr.,
and Mrs. Lydia Saunders of Benning-
ton motored here Sunday in Mr..
Saunders new Buick Six, and were
guests of relatives.
Frank Towslee, Leon Peckham and
Arthur Peckham have joined the
ranks OF lucky deer hunters. The
Peekham brothers weighed $50 lbs
and l65 lbs. respectively
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Morgan, Abe
s. Morgan, Mrs. c. B. Patterson Of
this town, Mr.. and Mrs, John Patter.
son and son Floyd of North Adams
were guests at the home of Sylvester
Gardner THANKSGIVING day
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Barber of I'll
conderoga. n. Y, arrived here Satlfr-
day. Mr.. Barber gave series of lee
lures to the |. B. s. A. Exclesia Sat
urday evening and Sunday morning
and to the general public Sunday eve
ming All these lectures We're well
attended. Mr.. and Mrs Barber were
entertained by Mrs John Barber.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-01
POWNAL

The Misses Cole of Williamstown
were recent guests of Miss Helen
Lewis.
| Abner f. Townes wa, cailed to
Boston last night to take the place OF
postal clerk who was i'll.
The auction sale of f. f. Lewis Sat
urday afternoon was attended by a
! good force of men and number of
wagons, harnesses and sleighs were
disposed OF at low prices.
Miss Grace Anderson of Amster-
dam. n. Y, who has been a guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Charles e. Green OF
Church street, has returned to her
duties as teacher after the Thanks
giving recess.
There was an item in last nights
North Adams Transcript stating that
the deer hunting season ended in
Vermont last night This was an err
ror as hunting is legal until next
Saturday night
The December term of County
court opens at Bennington next Tues
day Those of local interest include
Eleanor w. Barber vs. Frank Il.
Lewis, Frank E. Lewis Apis; Am,
brose c. and Pauline p. Peckham VS..
Eugene A. Hathaway; Tice Niles VS..
Hastings Murphy APP.
A prominent business man of Pow
nal has received assurances from
officials of the b. & NJ. road that the
new Pownal station will be com
nenced before the close of the year,
This will be good news to all who use
the railroad for transportation. Since
the old station was demolished last
spring the public and especially stat
ion agent d. A. Thomas, have been
seriously Inconvenience and a new
station viii be very welcome to both.
agent and people.
Mrs. Emma Stalker Grady wife Of
NJ p. Grady, died at her home on the
west road TO WilIiamstown yesterday
She had been suffering from heart
trouble Tor about year and was in
feeble health, paralytic shock being
the immediate cause OF death. She
was born in Argyle, Washington Co.
n. " 50 years ago, her family being
one Of the most prominent in that
town. She married Michael p Grady
2S years ago and he and two sons,
Harry and Leo survive her. She was
woman who had the respect and es-
teen Of the entire community. She
was one of the prominent leaders in
the Pownal Grange and was active in
the social life in the Village and a
good Christian woman. Tie funeral
will probably be from the Catholic
church in Williamstown tomorrow
morning. 'fti.
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PERU

Delmer Stone was in West Dunn
merston on business Friday.
Thanksgiving day, was very quiet
here. Several parties going out of
town to spend the day.
p" Seldom do we have SO warm and
mild days so late in the season as
Sunday The mercury was above 30
and a fresh dandelion blossom was
brought in during the day.
The stereopticon lecture at the
church Thanksgiving evening was
not well attended Mr. Wood hopes
to give the same lecture again, after
having his machine repaired.
Mrs. Lucy Davis of Londonderry
finished ten weeks term of the vii
lage school on Wednesday of last
week. The school will probably be
re-opened Dec. 6 and Mrs o. j. Coo
ledge of Landgrove will teach the
winter term.
Congregational church. Rev Step
hen s Wood, pastor Morning ser
vice at II O'Clock. Solo by member
of the choir Sermoni signs! of the
Lords near Coming" Sunday school
at the close of the morning service.
A majority have kept their records
perfect during the recent muddy Sun
days, but several have broken them.
Christian Endeavor on Sunday even
ing at 1870 Subject. Golden Fruit
from the Prayer Life Leader, Mrs.
Mabel Williams. A conservation
meeting with roll call Cottage
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening
at the home of Deacon and Mrs Ly
on. Subject, "A Great Meeting On
Sunday, December 18th, Dec. Willard
w Bartlett of Bennington will oc-
cupy the pulpit.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-01
Miss Marie .sEsinlIiAtzky

lIEACHER OF PIANO
A pvpiloi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Music
Wfuk1Fpceive pupils at Il8 Jefferson
Avef !, Beginn-r rs and advanced. And
willteach Leschetisay and Rafael Jo-
sefgsneihods.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-01


Miss Ruth Reid is on the sick list,
Mrs. Henry Barber OF White, Creek
was in town one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Surdam enjoy
ed an auto trip to Troy Sunday.
/ Mrs. Alex Luke and daughter,
Ethel of White Creek spent Sunday
in town.
: Miss Louise Wilson is spending a
few daysNas the guest OF Mrs. Ernest
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Byars and
children spent Thanksgiving in
North Aadms
Mrs. Fred Allen is entertaining
Miss Maud Watson of the Samaritan
hospital, Troy.
Earl Brown, who has been on the
sick list for several weeks is able
to be about again.
Miss Leah Harrington, who spent
the week end in Buskirks as the
guest of her grandmother has return.
ed home
Mrs. FRANK Beagle and children OF
North Bennington spent Thanksgiv'
ing with her mother, Mrs, George
Washington
There will be a sale of fancy ar
ticles at the VI. L. church Tuesday
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend
Mrs. William Smith and daughter,
Dorothy OF Hoosick Falls spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Ell
mer Kimpton.
Mrs Ernest Washington and daugh
ter Vera, spent Thursday in Peters
burg as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Merritt Moon.
Mrs. Fred Weir and son Frederick
spent Saturday and Sunday as the
guest of her sister, Mrs Warren
Whitcomb in Mechanicyile