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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27
oesTUAY.
WIHlar E. Eestar.

Buffalo, N. F. Aug 25-wHlIam E. Fostsr, 42 years old. editor of the Buf- falo Commercial, died here today. MT. Foster was born in New Haven, Conn, in ls3a was graduated from Yale in the class of 1see and served as an assistant paymaster. Of the navy dur ing the Civil var. He had not actively engaged in D~wspaper work since 1911
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27
Turks Report No Change.

London. Aug. 2s. sos p. m-A Turk iSh ofncial communication issued today says there was nothing fresh to re- port on the various Ottoman fronts, according to a despatch to the Gen. tral News Agency from Constantinople by way of Amsterdam.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27
RaI Waa Never Missed.

It looks as if the only change wrought by the resignation of Mr. Bryan was the substitution of the name Lansing for Bryan.-F1orid2 Times Union.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27
Why's ''Gets-It," for
 Corns, Like a Kiss?

Because Everybody Tries it, Every body Likes It, It's Painless and
 Takes But a Moment
 to Apply.
 'Gets-It" is the wonder of the corn pestered world. Millions say SO be- cause millions have used it. That's what makes it the biggest selling
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27
InHaI lannnfns

Local Laconics. William A. Wilcox was in New London Thursday.
 Several of the streets are being re- surfaced with asphalt. Mrs. Fred G. Pierce of Boston is
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27

"Never i'm My Life Saw Anything Act So Quickly and NIagfcaIly as s<Gets-It!'s corn remedy on earth today. ''Gets-It" will surely get that corn or callus to get rid of,-take it right off ''clean Hs a whistle" Apply it in seconds, over it.-nothing to stick. nothing to aurt. You needn't fuss with thick oandages that make a package out sors. no tape. no trouble. It's simplic- ty itself, sure, quick, painless. Try it uso for bunions and warts.
 "Get's-It'' is sold at all druggists, .5c a bottle or sent direct by E. lawrence & Co, Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27

THERE rs no adwe=srslEE medium tn Eastern Connecticut equal to Ire RuL- Ieefn tor business results.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27
FAMOUS FURS
THE CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK.

Rooms 1s-1e Alice Building, Norwich Phone 1177-3
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27

Bowen lodge is planning for it's am nual outing at Watch Hill next Thurs day. Several state officers of Knights of Pythias will be present as special
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27

George w. Moore, of the George w. Moore Elastic Fabric company, who has erected a handsome residence off Beach street, and is now building a stretch of over 500 feet of granolithic sidewalk to the same, asked the eoun- cil for permission to remove the over flow of the cesspool and connect the same with the Beach street drain. The matter was referred to the highway committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27

The Larkin family reunion was held Thursday in Westerly, the business session in Mechanics hall and the so- cial at Watch Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27

Mrs E. R. Benton. of Newton Cen
 ire, Mass, who has been visiting her
 daughter, Mrs. H. J. Miles. returned home on Thursday
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20

East Side Addition 10 Meridian
Seth L.Berger,lot East Side ad.4.11
Seth L Berger. lot 4, East S ad, All
Downs I'd Addition to Meridian
1 A Dwight, lot Blown I'd ad, 1876
Guy E. King lot 2-S bl ? I'd ad Me-
Guy E. King, lot 5, Bown I'd ad, 1.7s
Guy E King north 20 it lot
Downs second ad Meridian Sc
w Baty lot Bown I'd ad. :. 1.7s
F ] Carver Co, lot IL Bown I'd, 1.79
F ] Carver Co. lot IS, Bown I'd 1.T9
Meridian Town Lots.
S H Grimmett lots 1924 blk l
D N stokesberry lots i-2-8 blk 2
NJ " 4 trustees lot is and north
80 # of II blk Orig t.. "a
j A Fenton lots 1880 blk 2
Orig T.. -. =. $500. ...4T
| / n DAILY lots 1879 blk 8 orig T 81
Mary Fenton lot Is blk origT SO
Ella Reynolds Wa lot IA E1s
/
w W Evans lot 16 and w y lot
Is bl 4 Orig t.. !. =. IS
Mrs f Onweiler lots 17-1S-
1920 blk 4 Orig T .... 90
S M C Reynolds lots 15-16-1T
1S-l9-20 Bl 5 Orig +. !. 1.57
| Meridian Hdw Co. lot bl 6 OFT AT
] A Fenton lots 2-3-4 bl 8 o T. SIS
Union Coal & Feed Co. suoth
so TT of lots 5-67-S- and
Wis south 80 II lot 10 b 6, OF al
1 Rowas's Addition 10 Meridian
NJ f Church North. lots l-9 bl
Rowan's ad Meridian. .6s
NJ f Church North. lots l1-12 /.
Rowan's ad Meridian . .69
Matte Hoffman. lots As b Row
ans ad Meridian. -. -. .6S
Ethel Tolleth lot b .. Rowan ad AZ
DIR NJ Nichter lots l6-l7-1S ok 6
Sourse's Addition 10 Meridian
Rowan ad Meridian ..9l
j L Waggoner lots $3.50 bl /
Nourse ad Meridian. . 81
f F Hunt lots 2O-2l bl l Nourse
ed Addition =. So, 1850 IS
Dora Leighton lots 3-4-19-sO bl 5
Nourse I'd ad Meridian .6S
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20
leo = Claycomb So sWn sec

Ge9 + claycomb 81 swA Sec
S-3-l w b M. ~ x
I " corwin NEA NEA Sec
David Monteith Eh sWA NEH
pee ll-3-1 w b M..3 1.f4
Meta Powell NWA sWA NEA
sec ll-3-1 w 3 M TX 60
" \ Harbert SWA sWA NEA
pee Il-3-l w y IL. 90
halinda Marcellus west SO ac-
res ; Of RR Sec 11-2-I WBM 20.23
Carver Go east 40 acres south
OF K Sec I1-3-I WBM Iii .0e
frank Robinson Est s Off r
Ek SWH Sec 1921 WBM 81 -zs
j a Fenton, s Of r r NEA SCI
M SEA SEA Sec 1881
DIN .... 1924
Mary Fnton Sc SEX SEA Sec
1921 w 3 NJ .. 10gs
X G Finch 3 acres in E1s NWA
SEA Sec 12-3-1 w d M. 2.57
Ella V Reynolds ) acres in Ell
NWA sen Sec 1881 WBM All
Marie A Riser NEA NWA Sec
1921 wB NJ ,s8.42
Z and George Marcellus NWA
NWA, SEA NWA, east %
acres SWA NWA Sec 1881
w B NJ ... !. 3164
Della Ellis west IS acres SWnl
NWA Sec 1881 WBM. 41l
T NJ Hashbarger NJ NEA SEA
NWA SEA Sec 1881 WBM 23.67
n r Jones SEA SWA Sec
1881 w 3 NJ .. 31.14
E c Laughlin S1l NEA Sec
15-S-1 w B M... 46.5s
Geo F. Calycomb NJ NWA Sec
1881 w B NJ. . 4S.7s
a II Maynard VIZ Wa NEH
Sec 1881 w B VI 31.14
Myron H Davis north of canal
NWA Sec 24-3-1 w B M. 14.15
d. G. Strait VIZ SWA Section
2S-3-l w B NJ. .... .31.14
& A Marsh NWA NWA Sec
| 32-3-1 w B M. 23.4s
0 B Bellar S 10 acres NWA SWA
80 acres in SH SWA Section
James w Jones & P C Holden
NEA NWA, So NWA, So
NWA NWA Sec 1891
Laura N Strait NJ NwA NwA
Sec 1881 WB 7.9,
Mrs E D Andrews NEA Sec
5-2.1 w B NJ. 46.5;
Mrs Mamie Armstrong M NWA
Sec 7-2-1 w B NJ ..5 s.;
Frank H Smith Wa NEA Sec
9-2-1 w B M....... Bill.
F A Peasants SEA NEA,
NEA SEA, SWA NEA NEA
Sec 21-3-2 w B M. 1911.
James Hart ~ acre in NWA
NEA Sec 22-3-2 w B NJ. IA
Fannie o butcher s acres in
NEA SWA Sec 1892 WBM 100
Margaret Jordan Egbert 6 acres
in NEA SWA Sec 1882
w B NJ =. IA
Alexander Bills Wa SEA SWA
Sec 1882 w B NJ. . 10
Frank L Given M SEA Sec
1882 w b NJ. . 5000. 79
Noble & Bloomfield NV u NEA
Sc 1882 w B M... 7.9
j S Stinson VIZ SEA SEA
Sec 1882 w b NJ .. SO
Geo W Mayse Wa NEA SCI,
Wa SEA NEA Sec 1852
w B M. .. rs
Chas Pate, lot 2 Tuites Subd Sec
1892 w B NJ. ... rs
f A Peasants SWA NWA Sec
1882 w B M...... 15.t
F A Peasants N1k SW14 Sec
1882 w B NJ .. 3d.!
j Hasbrouck NEA SEA,
E1a NWA SEA Sec 1882
w B NJ .. ~. .21.
F A Peasants W1aNW SEX
Sec 1882 w B M. 49,;
w A Stewart M. NWH SWA
Sec 1892 w B M. IL;
F A Fox NWA NWA, NE SWA
NWA Sec 1892 w B NJ. .46.i
Turner Bros. Ma NEE Sc 12-2
w b NJ .....-.. 62.'
John Pipher NWA SEA, So SEA
Sec 1922 w B NJ. :. 81;
w G McNeilly SWA NEA, SEA
NWA, NEA SW Il ,NWA
SEA, Sec 1893. ....... 49,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20

Isambacks HilIsboro Subn Sec 1872
EBM
Chester Clark lots & Lam
backs Hillsboro Sub. . $50
Roy Cornell lots and Blk IL, 3.57l
J w Eagleson north 3-5ths lots
"a blk H.. =. . Z.23
JuIIion Subdivision Sec 35-4-f EBM
Martha f Bojenrief lot JulIion
Sdon. .,...-...s ...--- 1853
Meadow Place Sub. No. Sec 35-4-f
o E Newman lot Meadow Pl 2.19
Home Land Co. lot Mead PI. All
Meadow PI sub.No 2 Sec 3J-4-I EBM
Home Land co.E1s lot Mead PI
No. 2 .3.14l
G A Reinhart w lots 7-S
Mead. Pl Subn No. q. eos
Ella ] Funk lot 9 Mead Pl No2, 3.16
Ella ] Funk lot / 0 Mead. PI No2, 3.13l
Ella Junk lot IL Mead. Pl No2, 3.13
G X High lot IA Mead Pl No 2, sos
Suburban Home subn. Sec f-3-1 EBM
H w Nichols S1zlot 4 Sub. Home
Subn.. . 3.14I
H w Nichols lot subn H Sub sos
Perkins & Cuddy lot Subn.
nome ouDn. DUB
Clinton Day lot IL Subn H Sub Cos
Frank EYoung 1t Is Sub. Fl Sub sos
Bears subd'. Sec 2-3-1 EBM
w l. Townsend lot Beal's Sub SAB
w L Townsend lot Beals Sub 6.43
Jas T Rowland lot Beals Sub 6.43
J Mitchell It's 9-10-11 Beals S. $40
A G Thompson lot z Beal's Sub 6.43
Kepner Place subn.sec 2-3-1 EBM.
McMurty Mfg Co. Lot l KEEP
F ] Carver Co. E1z lot Kep.Ist 1.72
FJGaryer Cont lots CTS
Kepner Pl... - - 9.09
Kepner Place No.2 Sec 2-3-1 f VI.
F Carver Co NJ lot 4Kepner
F Carver Co. NJ lot ; Kepn.r SO
F Carver Co. lots 6 & z. Kepn 800
Paul Stadler Its SO Kepner No2 800
E Moffett lots HIP Kep.No2 1853
Carver Dale Subn. Sec 1 & 2-3-1 EBsI
Karl Stewart lots Sc Carver
dale Subn. ... -. 1852
N Hall lot 13 GarverDale Sub 1887
Country Home Subn. Sec 3-3-1 EBM
Dean Perkins lot 8 C'try H Sub s.12
Dean Perkins lot 4 Ctry Fl Sub 6.12
Dean Perkins lot Ctry H Sub 6.27
Mcleod & Johnson, Its 6-7-S-11
Country H. Subn. ....10.6 90
Ustick subd. Sec 3-3-1 EBM
IL E Keltner blks 1915 Ustick $50
Frank Huber blk 10 Ustick S 5.07
Brookside Place Sec. 11-3-1 e b VI
Leonard Way, lots 3-4-13-14
Brokside Pl. 1900. -. 1914
Abbie ] Prewett lot Brk Place Ali
Syringa Park Subn. Sec 11-a-1 EBs
D B Howe lot 1 Syringa Park I'll
Katherine Clark 1t 4 Syringa PIX Al
G E Marion lots SIS Syringa PIX So
T L Smith, lot T.Syringa PIX Al
A C Morton, IL II and Y lot 81
Syringa Park. -. !. 49,. 3
C E Marin lot II Syringa PIX Al
3 CACarter lots 1914 SyringaPk So
G A Woodman 1t 1920 Syringa So
5 j E Rohrbaugh 1t % Syringa Pk4. /
y W Mcdonald lot % Syringa P Al
3 G A Woodman lot 81 Syringa P Al
~ C Flood lot 90 Syringa Park Al
) Fred A Bennett 1t 81 Syringa PIX Al
Cora Rubin lot 80 Syringa Park 81
Soma Subn. Sec 9-3-1 W b VI
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20
Cottage Home Addition to Meridian

J D Harritt lots 4-5-e & wh3,
bk / G II ad Meridian .1.O2
Geo. Sherer lot bI 2 G H adsler, Al
J A Flood Its "a bl 2 CHI AID Mer. SO
Mrs. f.. g. Onweiler lots Z to IL
bl 2 G II ad Meridian 81
James A. Flood, lots So, East
20 # lot 4 Blk 4 G Fl Ad Mer. .T8
James G. Nelson, lots Z TO II blk
e II Ad Meridian ..1.57
James DAILY, lots / e. Z to Il &
Ell 2 bk 8 C H Ad Meridian1 .0s
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20

> H Lemon lots 1920 bk 5Nourse
I'd ad. g
A g Coker lots 1915 blk Nourse
I'd ad Meridian s.
II r Champlin lots 1s-17-1S bl
8 Nourse's I'd ad, = g
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20
Anderson's Addition to Meridian

P. L. Smaus, lots 5-6-7, blk / An
dersOn's Add =. ... g
Lloyd Adams, lot 20 & Ny, 10
Bk / Anderson's Add 1890. 3
e. E. Thompson, lot s, S12 ),
NJ Z, blk ? Anderson's Add. &
W. t. Harbert, lots 3-4-5. blk 8,
Anderson's Add .. g
j. A. Fenton, lots 6-T-s-9-10. Blk
3, Anderson's Add - s
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20
Suburban Park subd Sec s1-4-2 EBl

Marie Seaman Lot l Suburban
park ... 1924
Florence Morrison lot Suburban
PORK 12 "a
Richard C FARRELL lots S-4 Subur-
ban Park +. ........... z.4o
yeda Nj Ireton Est. lots TO II
incl. Suburban Park. S.15
L D Blackwell lots 14-15 Sub
urban Park - 8
Jessie ] Moore, lot 16 Subn PIX LA
Robert ] Henderson, lot "a
Sub'n Park ~. 49,. 1.Zf
t Celaya, lot Is Subr'n LIS
Mrs j H Truxell lot 10 Subn PIX Ia
A futile lots 20-21 Sub'n PIX 2.4S
David W Powers lot % and S
y lot "a Sub'n PIX .1.ss
Ralp hPowes lot % and Nls lot y
"a Subn park 1.sS
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20
Bowers Addition to Meridian.

]. D. Harriet. lots 1 , blk l.
Bowers Add . .6s
John Busby, lots 1873, blk 2,
Bowers Add . 81
Lee E. Warder. lots 1-2-3-4-5,
blk ;. Bowers Add -. .35
r. NJ Hashbarger, lots 6-7-S-9-
10, Blk 5. Bowers Add SO
Clara Busby, lots 14-15-16-17-
IS. blk s, Bowers Add -. .1.3i
Esther n. Hutchinson, lots 1920
blk s, Bowers Add 800. IS
Elizabeth Cason, lot IL, blk 8,
Bowers Add - IS!
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20
overlook Park Sec esq f B NJ

u n,.ar1ooE park 1885
VIM 4 erich lots 1891 Oy'lk PIX SIS
B G Brown lots 1927 overl'k PIX, i )
n w Stotler, lots 21-24 overl'k SOS
q p Wilson lots 1928 Owl. Prk S.5s
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-20

r 7 Carver Co lots to 5 Eldorado
subdivision Blk f'zu
F J Carver Co lots l to BIZ
Eldorado Sub. ...... sAV
+ I Carver Co lots / to blk
Eldorado Subn.. o-4o
f ] Carver Co lots to DIX
Eldorado Subn S.S4
" Mccormick lot bl o Eldor- u
ado Subn. ......
= I carver Co lots CTS blk
EIdorado Subn. zoo
Cole school subn Sec e-s-2 EBM
Flavia White lots /. : .2.Sl
Ora Dell subd Sec e-s-a f B NJ
perkey 4 Lamberton lot 3 Ora
Home Land Co. 1t IS Ora Dell
Suhdpn. .....-.. .-l.7A
II n Goodhart lots IA 10 is
Ora Dell Subdn. - =
= y Wilson lot 10 Ora Dell Suon-Sz
poacl,s subdivision Sec .-:s-2 EBM
| . q Shelly lot I Boeck's subn sos
Rrose,s list subdn. Sec 1-s-s E b NJ
= y starling lots s-7 Brose | suh6.so
eant r MCPHERSON lots 5 10 . ~.
Rrose's list Sub. 49, :
w A White lots 1924 Brose lst o.SV
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22
ANOTHER BASEBALL
MEETING PLANNED
Will Be Held Soon for Further Dis
cussion Of Local Situation-Other
Towns Are Waiting

President George f. Sherman of the
Brattleboro Athletic association was
asked to send a representative of the local
association to meeting yesterday in Bel
lows Falls at which representatives OF the
Bellows Falls. keene and Greenfield base
ball clubs were to be present. Mr.. Sher-
man declined on the ground that the base
ball situation in Brattleboro was in too
unsettled a state for a representative to
be qualified to vote on any matter. Con
sequently no meeting was held.
President Sherman plans to call meet
ing later this week at which it will he de
cided finally whether Brattleboro is to
have league baseball this summer and, If
so, where the games are to be played.
There are plenty in town who want base
ball and many who believe it is a good
time to drop out of league games for a
year 1t is noticeable that there are not
many men of affairs who appear to be
willing to associate themselves actively
with the game. This being the case It Is
a little difficult for anyone to attend a
! meeting and make d statement as to what
| Brattleboro purposes to do In fairness to
other towns a decision should be reached
at once and the effort will be made tc
reach it at meeting to be held probably
| Friday evening.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22
MERCHANTS WARNED
TO SHUN BAD CHECKS
Old Game Successfully Worked in
Springfield, Holyoke and North
amptcn-No Funds in Bank.

Attention is called by local bank off
cials to the operations of a man who has
succeeded in the last few days in getting
considerable money from merchants in
Springfield, Holyoke and Northampton by
getting them TO cash checks for which
there are no funds in the bank on which
the checks are drawn, and who appears
to be working towards Brattleboro.
His method is an old one, but merchants
are still being caught by it. lie enters a
store and makes few purchases, generally
after banks have closed for the day. He
asks that the goods be sent to some adj
dress and then presents a check drawn for
a larger amount than the bill Of the goods
he has bought In this way he obtains
some cash in the exchange. When the
merchant finds the goods returned because
there Is no such address as that given OF
because the party there will not receive
them he realizes that he has been "stung'
again This realization is confirmed When
the bank receives the check and sends it
back marked mo funds
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22
RUSSIANS NOW
FORCE FIGHTING
Compel the Germans to Retreat in the Far North
and Cain Victory Over the Turks Along the
Black Sea Coast-AttaCk on DardaneIes Stop
ped by Bad Weather

Simultaneous offensive movements
against the German, Austrian and Turk
ish armies from the Baltic to the Black
sea have been undertaken by the armies
of Russia and in some sections definite
progress is reported.
In the extreme north the Germans are
retreating and the Russians are believed
to have begun another drive at Tilft
In Poland there is activity all along the
front, but apparently the general battle
which Petrograd expects has not begun
The Russian army in the Caucasus has
announced a victory over the Turks in
the fighting along the Black sea coast in
Turkish Armenia.
Hostilties have been resumed between
Austria, Servia and Montenegro. \ des-
patch from Cettinje states that the Aus
trians made an artillery attack lasting
several days against Montenegrin positions
all along the front, but that efforts to fol-
low this with infantry advances were de
feated.
An artillery battle between Austrians
and Servians is also reported
These signs Of increasing activity have
no parallel on the western front, where no
large movements are under way.
The attack on the Dardaneles has also
been stopped temporarily owing to bad
weather.
The German war Office has announced
that the city Memel on the Baltic sea
has been retaken from the Russian
force which captured it last week fol
lowing "A battle near the city. The
German announcement contains the as.
sertion that the Russions looted the
city while they were in possession.
Operations in France and Belgium
were of much of the same character a.
recently. Fighting continues in north
ern France, in Champagne md in tn,
Argonne. Two spirited battles occur
red yesterday in Argonne and thu
French authorities claim success il
each, but there as elsewhere on th
western front the results attained wer,
small
The definite statement was made a
the White House today that tn
United States would present shortly
note to Great Britain making reprcsen
tations on some features of the Brit
ish and French plan for cutting OF
trade to and from Germany and Aus
tria.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22
PEACE PRAYERS
FOR END OF WAR
Local Roman Catholic Church Joined
in World Wide Suppication-Bles
sed Sacrament Exposed.

St. Michael 5 Roman Catholic church
joined yesterday with the other Roman
Catholic churches all over the world
in peace prayers that through divine
influence the great struggle in Europe
might be brought to an end. These
prayers, on Passion Sunday. were in
compliance with a request OF Pope
Benedict Nv. The call to prayer iii
this state was contained in n letter
issued by Chancellor Joseph F. GILES
by order Of the right reverend bish-
op, beginning with this paragraphs:
- At the bidding Of Our Holy Father
Pope Benedict XIV, we summon the
faithful Of our diocese to draw near
to the altar Of God on Passion Sun
day, and on bended knees. and with
suppliant hearts. to unite in humble
prayer with their brethren of every ma
tion and tongue throughout the uni
verse, that the peace of God may reign
once more in the souls of men; for Il
cruel war, bringing desolation and mis-
cry, goes on with undated fury; civ
ilized men are pursuing one another ON
the battlefelds of Europe as foremly
their barbarian ancestors hunted the
wild beasts.
After the morning masses in St. Nj
chael's church the Blessed Sacrament
was exposed during the day and IN
til after the evening service and the
church was visited by many people OF
thopaTish.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
CONVENE HERE TODAY
Annual Meeting of Seventh Capitular
District, Including -Four Chapters
BANQUET at 6.15.

The annual meeting of the seventh
capitular district, Royal Arch Alasons,
viii be held this afternoon and evening
in Masonic temple A number Of the
grand officers will be present and large
delegations from the four chapters in the
district also will be here. These are Fort
Dummer chapter, No. u, Of Brattleboro,
Abenaqui chapter, No. 10, Of Bellows
Falls. Skitchewaug chapter, No. -, of
Springfield and Okema chapter, No. %,
Of ludlow. The first session will be held
at ! o'clock and a banquet will be served
by members Of the Eastern Star at 6.15.
At 7.3O there will be reception to the
grand officers followed by the working OF
the second section of the Royal Arch de-
gree and review of the work by Z.
George F. Whitney, grand lecturer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22
SALVATION A MATTER
TO BE WORKED OUT
Means Developing Qualities of Right
eousness, Goodness arr Truth
Evangeistic Sermon.

Rev. r. N. Houghton preached in the
Centre Congregational church last
evening the second in a series of three
evangehstic sermons, taking for his
text the words of Paul. Work out
your own salvation. His theme was
Work and Salvation. Jesus lived and
died for the salvation of the world. The
underlying idea of Christian salvation
is growth and progress. Working out
one 5 salvation means working out
one 5 character. The saved life Is the
life that develops the qualities OF
righteousness, goodness and truth. lr
is impossible fora human life TO be
saved without the grace of Col. Yet sal
vation is an individual thing for each
person to work out for himself When
we place our lives in the right atti-
tude toward God we develop faith,
which leads to salvation. identifying
oneself with the Christian church is tho
manifestation Of the growth OF those
qualities of life which are essential to
salvation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22
BRATTLEBORO MAN
GETS BANK HONOR
Frederic G.. Adams Elected Secretary
and Treasurer of the Northern
Bankers Association.

Frederic c. Adams, teller Of the Peo-
pies National bank, was elected secre-
tary and treasurer Of the Northern
Bankers association in Woodstock Fri
day. Mr.. Adams and Cashier w. II.
Bracket were among those present, re-
turning Saturday night. The meeting
was attended by about 100 bankers,
and these officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Arthur t. Cass of Tilton, N II. /;
first vice president, Charles w. Ruiter
of St Johnsbury; second vice presi-
dent, Perley r. Bugbee Of Hanover,
n. H.; secretary and treasurer, Fred
eric c. Adams of Brattleboro; execu-
tive committee, W. w. Russell of
White River Junction, II. f. Richard
son and j. d. Upham.
The Northern Bankers association
is an organization to promote the gen
eral welfare and usefulness of banking
institutions and especially to secure the
proper consideration of questions re
garding the financial and commercial
usages, customs and laws which affect
the banking interests Of New England
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22
SMALL FIRE DAMAGE
ON HUNT AVENUE
Automobile Fire Truck Stuck Because
of Drivers Unfamiliarity With
Art of Driving 1t.

: An alarm of fire was sounded yester-
day afternoon at 4.30 from box 13 at
Fort Dummer Heights for a smudge in a
room in the tenement at . Hunt avenue
occupied by Louis Bellard. Slight damage
was done to the room and its contents,
but the fire was extinguished by occu-
pants of the house and neighbors before
the arrival of the fire apparatus The
tenement is owned by the Fort Dummer
Realty Co.
The automobile combination wagon, with
Henry Pellerin acting as chauffeur in the
absence of the regular operator, Charles
Stockwell, became stuck in the freshly
graveled road on South Main street and
was delayed a little before the driver
succeeded in getting the machine extricat-
ed This was due to his unfamilia1ity
with the art Of driving car and was not
the fault Of the machine. This morning
Chauffeur Stockwell drove the machine
over the same place on high gear