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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
WAS A GoLD-SEEKER.
Francis A. Wells Of Brsttieboro Was
Wrecked on Returning.

Brattleboro. April l4-Francis A
Wells 80. who had an unusual experi.
ence while returning from the California
gold fields in his younger DAYS, died in
his home here yesterday afternoon fol-
lowing a shock. In 1852, At the age OF
p be went from his home in Deyden.
Mass. 20 California and worked in gold
mines. Two wears htef he started home
with q good supply of gold BY way Of
the lsthmus Of Panama.
After leaving Havana the ship on which
he Was = passenger encountered a storm
and began % fl he threw himself
upon a cabin door. thinking Il would
fioat when the ship sank. but II was
caught in a chain and be- pas drawn far
under the surface. lie finally reached
smother piece Of vreekaFe on which were
Eve men. and during the night three If
item were lost. the others being pielred
up ~ bsrque. Mr. Wells iost sstel.
Il ~ gold. but saved what be had IN the
Isoellets of be waistcrat
In lsGs. uhile a work for the Ester
Organ Co Mr. Wfils benaHn aequnirti.d
uith Ad0lph Friedrich. another smriiote
whom Do rrrognized as une ~ the men
10 had fnated ahuirt uith B,m ~ the
f5ase az wrrrkare The uerf venr wf
Friearieh lost Ne life ~ = Brattleirrra
ffasfsff iEnr fnrrieA over e dam % q
raft 81 haHras tuuthfr Singular fsff d
tat rrars after NJ. FrisfrHh's death e
{ faa.n.rnnn zfroilinQ - the CDrnsrtifrlt
river lrark a-ridfntaliF Areu from tif
uaffr rnh be eEur fuF1T rFnE ulIirh
l.ruFrf b. - that of NJ FfieaTith. TIE
Fagt led fo ti,s finding q ~. Frieiriril's
L.-..-.-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
WANTS THREE WEEKS.
Commander Of Kronprinz Wilhelm Makes
Formal Application.

| Newport News. Va, April l4.--Lieut
Capt. Thierfelder, commander of the Ger
man converted cruiser Kronprinz Will
helm delivered TO Collector of Customs
Hamilton late yesterday formal request
Tor time to repair his ship in this port
The letters were forwarded to the sec
retary of the treasury and their con.
tents not divulgcd.
While ii is expected the German com
mander asked for three weeks as max
imum he stated he would make every
effort to complete temporary repairs and
leave port before that time. His request
related only to temporary repairs as a
thorough overhauling of the Wilhelm
would require months.
Capt. Thierfelder did not request coal
and provisions, explaining he would do
this when the Washington government
has decided how long he may remain in
neutral waters.
IL is understood his request included a
petition for permission TO go into dry
dock Immediately. Until this is grant
ed the merchant raider must remain at
'nchor in the James river. Unofiicially
Nht Noptoih VI tue hiphfihE w hihtii
urged that action regarding his ship be
expedited and in this connection asked
the state department through the Ger
man embassy TO have the naval board
make an examination at once.
While opinion prevails here that the
Wilhelm will intern, Capt. Thierfelder
insists he must return to the high seas
One French wsrship and one British
cruiser were sighted yesterday of the
Virginia capes. late last night il was
that while two warships were
guarding the Virginia capes four or five
were searching the Atlantic for another
German sea raider This served 10 re-
sive speculation as TO the German cr1iis-
er Karlsruhe several times reported de-
stroyed.
Officers Of the Wilhelm asserted they
did not believe the Karlsruhe had been
destroyed. One declared the Karlsruhe
had been heard from since she last was
destroyed. A member OF the
rev stated the Karlsruhe last summer
destroyed a British naval base at Bridge
town, Barbados Island. and that details !
n the exploit never were revealed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
FIVE COTTAGES AND GARAGE.
Were DESTROYED On Greenwich Cove,
Warwick, K. T., Last Night.

Providence, April l4.--Fire last nigh,
destroyed double cottage, four single
cottages and a garage in the colony OF
the summer cottages ut Buttonwoods, or
Greenwich Cove, in the town of Warwick
causing loss of upwards of 10000
This is the second disastrous fire that
fas visited this locality within a few
Weeks, there being no water supply and
only small volunteer fire company for
protection Of the large number of fine
summer residences.
The house burned belonged to Mrs
Frederick Thomas and Prof. Stephen Col
win, a double cottage; DR.. Frank p.
Duffy, Charles A. Keirnan, Frederick
Hull and John Kenyon and Frank
loungs garage.
The fire is believed to have been
caused by imperfect wiring in the Col
vim cottage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
TWO LODGE SERVICES
Given at Funeral Of Sire calderan in
Montpelier.

The funeral of siro Calderari. uhC
died a. his home in Montpelier sunday
night Of q bronchial trouble. was held
from his home 81 lg9 River street in
that city yesterday afternoon. q large
number ~ ne friends. attending. The
bearers were tuo membfrs u the Eaglcs.
two from the F0resters and two from
the Woodmen. The Forcsters' service
nes given ~ the house. and 81 The
ternb the Eagies gave their burial scrt-
iee.
The hural trIbstes ssrs a. follows.
Pillow at Restr wife and daughter
pillow. p %. - piilos. ~ " ~ A.
wreait. Osmef.tina Blaneh8 and family .
arsafh. Charles nianeh and family
ereath. q a. p. caruatigns and roses
Casisni Brus.. ruses. ~. and Mrs Ho-
usKKi tErnatiUns. ~nrlia H8ssi. Armida
nossi. Nira Bsstinelh. Charles Maredat,i
fit1.sTsanian rDurt. o a. p y M Mtelan
Ard flsrks # MfCuen Store Mr. suH
klrs q. Naihaln. Wiss I.8uiss lisssan
sd s.na piaririi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
NEW HOPE FOR A
SETTLEMENT
Committees from Unions in Disagree
ment Among Themselves Working
to Get Together.

Meetings Of committees from unions
and manufacturers yesterday afternoon,
and later meetings of union committees.
followed by a meeting Of the Jumpers
union last evening. created a new hope
that complete settlement of the granite
strike was near. While the hope Is not
wholly host, the action Of the Jumpers
union last evening in rejecting an offer
Of agreement from the polishers' union
makes il a case Of hope deferred to-day.
However. the committees representing
the two unions are meeting again :, is
afternoon, and they are much nearer
mutual understanding than they were
"a hours ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
SEIZED WOMAN ON STAGE.
Found Out Later She Was Not the Wife
He Had Sought Two Years.

Lynn, Mass. April l4.-The audience
in local theatre was thrown into a
state of intense excitement last night
when in the final act Of a musical com
edy a man rushed from a seat in the
middle of the house, jumped on the stage
and seized one of the chorus girls, ex.
claiming;
You're my wife.
The man, who gave his name as John
Taylor, was taken 10 the managers
Office and after talking with the young
woman a few minutes admitted that IL
was a case of mistaken identity. Taylor.
who said he was a carpenter and lived M
Sacramento. Cal, declared that his wife
had left him 'wo years ago and had gone
on the stage. Since then he said, be had
been travelling about the country in
search Of her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
DRIVER WAS ARRESTED.
After Truck Loaded With Monuments
Killed a Youth.

Boston. April li.-Joseph Oman, IA,
of So Clapp street, was almost instant
ly killed when he was struck by an auto
truck opposite 1910 Massachusetts, ay-
enue yesterday. The machine passed
over his body. The truck was owned
and driven by Charles w. Rodgers of
Quincy, and was loaded with a number
of monuments. Dinan was rushed to
the City hospital. but was dead upon
his arrival. Rodgers was arrested and
locked up on charge of manslaughter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
MAN AND GIRL HALTED.
Charged With Being FuEitives From
White River Junction.

Springfield, Mass. April l4.-Charged
with being fugitives from justice. Hor-
ace Punt, aged %, and EdithA. Kent.
aged l3, were taken into custody at the
7 I-nion station last night by patrolmsn
Horace q. Clark for the police Of White
River Junction, Vt The complaiut Was
ISSUED BY the girls father.
Punt wss employed a. hired man by
ilie girl's father
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
FOUND AUSTRIA Confident
Esrsrspsr Mar reports His Talks witt
pfnuirrnt wsn.

Aieiuas. Hia TIE Hague o. London.
fun fa. l-1f o.. rr-f Dnffsrisf ffrarg-
inr fhe aaltrufne of ths sar is tl.a eatah-
word stefsN iierf eturfzss.f in ss1fsrs f.s,.t
hustrn-f ffsfrariau quarter fssfata fiir
snarnnuus saer drs antaiird
An hss~sated Prtss s-ras~rssnas,.
duris9 ussnths stav fr tiis 6nnl snas-
arhr issd an opportunity % mHsa ard
tsfr patt s5rfuslir 81 the les5islr stnts.s-
rrsn. itslndife Currt run Hsreits1a nna
Tuurt sr1srfi auf fu-nd nnHs Wto in-
Ei-atsE ~ err ftnilfsf tho sliEisess 8arf-
1a.-araiuu tasrsfnrl sucarzs ~ SO sfrtf--
Ei al.har r1rr fr rnfhfrtr eese
ms 5aN b. p oursef sii-eris - nasrf
ths c1rresfssrtdert Hns Frrrufftss g. r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
WORLDS CHAMPIONS OPEN.
Their First Game Was With Philadelphia
in Boston.

Boston, April 1.-THE opening Of the
National league season found the worlds
champions eager 10 start the first game
against Philadelphia at Fenway park
Mayor Curley win throw the first hall
and a hand concert has been arranged as
part of the opening day ceremonies. Ru-
dolph is expected TO pitch for Boston
and Alexander for the visitors. The
Boston Red Sox started the season with
the Philadelphia Athletics at Philadel-
phia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
NEIGHBORS SAVED
WHEELOCK PEOPLE
Aroused Them Just in Time to Escape
Burning to Death--whole Village
Was Threatened for a Time.

st. Johnsbury, April l4-The little
village OF Whcelock had a hard fight aft
er 10 O'Clock Monday night to prevent los
ing its creamery by Are as well as the
rest OF the village. AT ten neighbors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Buck discovered that
their house was burning over their heads
and awakened them in time to prevent
loss of life but the only things saved
We're their cat and the books of the
creamery. The house, barn and all their
stock was destroyed at a loss OF $4,000
well covered by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14

produce the substance of the replies to
series of questions.
Responsibility for the war was put
squarely on Russia, which for years, ac-
cording to the views expressed, had been
steadily working towards the destrtic-
tion of the monarchy, using and eneour-
aging Serbia "as stalking horse" for
the purpose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
$3.50 JEwELRY CONE.
Case was Slipped From Boston To Prov
idercs.

Providence. 3. q. April ls.-Polioe ~
tiiis city and private dete,tises are en-
dearUrina 20 solve tlie Ms sterinus afsnrl.
iHiued at ~ 7-afHl lsFsifsfiRiug a. Ben Spirr
60. 81 Nsu Nurk Fuf The ease uas
-hi1g,ed 20 ti,is ttF frem Hsston by Bui
ius A. ~riief. sniesmsn of fl,e fusn-
rant. and eas fsesfte1 RI tite tseearf-
roam in tlds f5tF late M,Hndsr nfrif
1lif trairulssn uHiastisf tiis $3.50 anf tasE
f 90 tie laErsre Tu1ni. where Ell frses
aF 4 ua4 lnst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
HEarH cHILDRES CASE
agrssn,srt Rssehss ir Prabsts Court ss
20 Thsi- Eeupuun-

sartbertft hss bsfn Fenstlna IN rT0.
s@ss smnrt rrNs dfuE ttfs eustts1f a8 tlft
sraf iarrr ~ ~ iHte ~ ru1 Mrs.
fn5ntar A Heafh. ut So fssfittr far $40
ssla-fs nf arrr Wnlaar 81 .1iursirf,
q nas sa-s=f ftat Iss q srf Wurr
Hsast sest f1tf rstrs fhat flarsrle
Hast einHif lses tseess Hsatt
zes fss ars ftrt tt.Ha Huasat sisatiI1
Hae5s CEgtar Hssfh Esss lz yasrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
coFTEE-HOvLEY
Norspshsr F1yraIn Nsrrss q surEinr
fun Tu-Eny.

F,lrl9nwtsu Arrl I'D. Ninuest H.
0sir.- ii rfssltr@1is- Nnd Mrs. 1rens z
IlurIrs 81 ffds ftF 49, ulHr~tea tfis
rrs.-sisf Is ~ wa~Fs rsti,st.-zl - Ess
~ Gsrs Ear1ss ftrufT wss tsss a1st
rr.s y q a Erta-f-rn sr.i a-strf
Wru1f~ ns-s usise-s Mts Mauas
rnsar - ssars-sts-u uas rHia q hasss
a. ssasFrasr Nelfin1 rsEFHl1. maE
fi-sstFaes saliuaes shs csra-aEg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
Tool sharpeners, NOticel

special meeting Of tool shsrpencis
No ? branch. Granite Cutters lnterna-
tionsl association, win BE- held in their
hall. Nichols block. on "Wednesday even
ing. April "a. at O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
County Court Actions Tuesday.

In county court yesterday. argument.
were made for the setting aside Of the
verdict in the case Of Dennis Pocket "
George II. Almon and wife. Ii Wa
claimed that there Was q miscarriage oi
Justice. which was not in accordance VITA
the evidence.
In the case of state ". Celia Randall
adultery. the respondent Nas released
on ler oan recognizance. She - a sid.
0u and has nine children ana lives in
the Bear swamp section of Midaiessx
A motion va made for the c0ntiuu-
ance 81 the case Of Harry ". Martin 50.
Arah Hatehslder. fowaga Dr. Wheeler ~
f'lainfell testfyinc that. ewing e. 80
nrsz. Mr BstclielieT wss unabie e. D.
TressI,t-
Neu ea-es sled are Nins Preston -.
ora Preston rsusrnl assuulT'sit. Senfer
fer g.IainfiH Nellie Euisn "a g. NJ
posega ana b y. Srscfr; Hasr far plan
ftT anH Hasaspn Ser defendants Ninn
D. HisHpstt So VERNON Eloareft F~sfi
tirm Far divorce frnm ted anH heart
grounds ~ intulfraiir srtritY and nan.
srrrsrt sissYfirH fnr plaintiff. Gartru8e
n iurslla -. Wssisr D. lngaiis. dIrnrss.
WIlfe Ser sifisnsr Nettif SsaNartr
ss ls-asl ssf--afsf trom hed sn8 tsard
stftsr for rsst fienfr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
POISONED FoUR cEHDREx
Bssv q n, Nothsr Gia Fsuns ct sps-
kars

sfsanus. Wast- ApI 1s-T1s hod-
- af wrs Ilnttfr a EsssuarE ard lrT
sir .81f-.r ut-s sauud ataf fn 49,
nira rH-~FE HH feAt-e -
rsr1ra Mrs- leonard tasa faa-sasd BIG
Hrsr and isr-M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
READY 10 DIVE
In Attsupt To lBrinz p Ts ths STR
face

Washington % e. ArT1 ls.-Esrr Al
nlirsl Moars. taHarnaudant at tf.s Huno-
lHlr natal stattnn. rf7.D-tai 90 ths nrtF
fsT.srt-.ssr.i tiif s. 1.rH esrrr iats1 nr ~
- i1n-rlarr errehzsfHfrt- Euf frrsa7s-
g. ts-tr tfrfne a1sFeti9fs % rai-t tiss
ss.,lrnHrins 20 tszdsr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
ADULTERY CASE ON TRIAL.
State VS.. Lucy Weston Being Heard in
County Court.

The case Of State vs.. Lucy Weston j.
being tried in. Washington county court
The respondent is being tried on the
charge Of adultery, il being alleged that
she came from Moretown to Barre with
young man named North and re-.
manned over night az the home Of a
friend Of the latter. Six witnesses were
called by the state, including Chief Sin
clair Of Barre.
II took = long time 90 draw a jury in
the case yesterday afternoon. g. many Of
the panel either knew one or the other
Of the respondents or had formed an
opinion on the matter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14

AIJeT prolonged lull IN tne operation
at the Dardanelles, the fighting has been
resumed on small scale. An official
report from Constantnople says that
the batteries at the entrance to the
straits were bombarded yesterday and
that cruiser and destroyer were
struck by the Turkish fire.
Messages from Vienna to Rome quote
an Austrian official as saying that a
state OF siege probably will be proclaim
cd in Austria on account of popular un-
rest oceasioned by the advance of the
Russians through the Carpathians. 1t
is reported also that Emperor Francis
Joseph has decided TO make territorial
concessions desired by Italy, provided
that nation will not take up arms for
Austria and Germany. This report, how
ever, is not generally credited in Rome.
The Austrian announcement that the
Russians have been checked in the Car
pathians is disputed at Petrograd where
it Is said that further advances have
been made. The Uzsok pass is appar-
entity the key to the situation and on
account of the strong forces of Austri-
ans and Germans massed in this district
the Russians have been unable TO force
their way through. The last official re-
port. however, announced the capture
by the Russians of three villages and q
1000 prisoners in the fighting near the
pass.
The British parliament meets to-day
for consideration of some important col.
lateral issues presented by the war. II
is expected that the liquor problem viii
lie discussed and the government may
announce its decision in favor of
measure TO enforce temperance or pro-
hibition. An announcement is expected
concerning the governments plan for
utilizing the nations resources for the
manufacture OF war munitions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
AUSTRIANS ALARMED
BY RUSSIAN APPROACH
Bombardment Of the Darda-
nelles Was Resumed on a
Small Scale, and Turks
Claim That They Struck
Two of Allied Fleet

Lemburg, Tuesday, via Petrograd and
London, April IA, 3:45 p. m.--In a des'
perate attack by the Russians on the right
flank of the Austrian position at Nicola
borcz, on the Hungarian side of the east
Beskid mountains, and about so miles
south of Przemysl, the Austrians were
forced, after II hours battle, to make
a precipitate retreat. The whole main
crest in this district, which the Austrians
considered impregnable, is now in Rus
sian hands.
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ANOTHER BOOST TO HOLIDAY
SHOPPING.

The year 1915 has been one during
planning economically. 1t is IA cause
for JOY when one can carry out theil
holiday plans as they desire and re-
main within the limits of enocomy, but
this can be accomplished very easily
league people, some of the biggest peo-
before making your holiday purchases.
This firm is closing out their lines
of cut glass, china and fancy goods
at very low prices.
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SOCIAL COLONIAL BALL
TO BE PRETTY EVENT.

The Colonial BAN which is to be
given by the local chapter d. a. Il. on
Tuesday evcnin, Dee 2S, at the Oglc-
thorpe, promises to be the social event
ot - holiday season
Quite a number of the college boys
and girls win be home for the holt
days. and all the young people are an
iciputing the affair with a great deal
OF pleasure. Given for the benefit of so
worthy n cause. that Of the education
al fund OF the chpter. tho Daughters
feel confident that the BAH wfil~pe a
success in every way. The tickets,
which admit one couple. are now on
sale and are two dolrs each
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Mr. NJ II Chad Il gf Ct EJyplV Ia
the guost or Friends in the cjtv
from WesIovan for ,ba hoIidavg
Mr. Thomas Harrison Of Atlanta is
Nareuerito Clarke will star in Still
Waters" AT the pagtinc tomorrow.
Mics Marie Anderson has returned
from Milledpcyille for the holidays.
in Atlanta. il at home for the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs Lawrence Pharr of Vidalia
rcptzen.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Svmons has as her guests
81 Simon
Nat Emanuel Is at home from Porter
Military academy at Charleston for
Miss Sarah Louise Smith returned
last night from Sweet Brier Va, for
the HOLIDAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Dusenberry
will spend the holidays in Savannah
with relatives.
the position as organist at the First
Baptist church.
Little Miss Leslie Gray of Jesup is
for the holidays
Miss Julia Church has arrived from
Deland. Fla. where she is attending
college, to spend the holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. O'Quinn and
children will arrive Tuesday from
Laughbcrg, Fla, to spend the holidays
with relatives.
Mrs. !. b. Lancaster and Miss Lois
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Taith will lead. The juniors viii not
have d meeting today on account of
the union Sunday school service at
First Baptist church.
Miss Mallie Davenport leaves this
week for Atlanta 20 be the guest Of
her niece, Mrs Otis Mills. during the
holidays Then she will 60 to Whining
ihon. \ e., 10 spend some time with
relatives.
The junior class Of The Glynn high
school will entertain the senior class
Friday evening at Krauss' hall on
Newcastle street with a dance. The
church picniccked al the convict farm
Betty Ruckcr nd Professor Mott
The Sunday school Of the Bethel
as cane grinding is going on a present
yesterday A pleasant time was spent
treated 20 a candy pulling by Mr.. G.
During the day the young folk were
by a visit to Bryants book store
- Ogp. who chaperoned the crowd.
A pleasant party who spent yester
day in the city from Darien, were Mr.
and Mrs. Surrency, Mrs Wyatt Bar
clay. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland. Mrs
James Forsyth. Misses Gene and Ma
rion Manson, Oliver Clarke. and Mes
srs. Andrew Manson, j. x. Clarke. Jr
and Rev. Peabody.
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ACACIA CLUB MEETS
WITH MISS BUTTS.

Miss Lucille Butts was hostess yes.
teiday afternoon to the AcaCia's at her
home on Union street The rooms
were lovely in red and green, the
Christmas idea being carried ont in
every detail The score cards were
hand-pain1ed holly The highest score
was made Dy Mrs W J Butts, the
prize being lovely card table cover,
cover and went to Mrs William Me
Pherson The homeland prize was
won by Mrs, Tom Wood and was a
travelling shoe bag After the game u
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0 10000 1000
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SUNDAY SERVICES
AT THE CHURCHES.
5000 GoOC'OOC 900
With First Methodists.

Rev G. A. Jackson, pastor, will
preach at II am. and again at 1870
pm. Morning theme, go Forward"
Eveing topic, "Achau in the Camp,
or the EVIL Influence of One Bad
Man" Sunday school at 9;45 am,
Christmas prayer meeting Wednesday
1870 pm. Polite ushers. good music,
direct gospel preaching and hearty
welcome for all. Stranges and non
church going people specially invited.
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St. James Lutheran Church.

Corner Gloucester and Wolf streets,
C. +, Weltner pastor. Sunday school
10 am. Morning service II o'clock; ;
subject, joy" Norwegian service
4 pm, Luther league 7 pm, evening
worship 1880 pm; subject: Turning
t e World Upside Down, Tuesday 3
pm, Confirmation class. Wednesday
3 pm. Second preparatory class.
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Corner Norwich and X streets, Rev.
BasCom A. Pafford, pastor Preaching
by the pastor at / am. and 7:15 pm.
Epworth league at 9:45 am. Our Sun
day school viii join the other Sunday
schools of the city in union service at
the First Baptist church at 3 pm.
Prayer and praise service Wednesday
evening AT 7:15.
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delightful sweet course was served.
SOCIAL ITEMS

Mrs. w. H. Shadmah of St. Simon Is
The guest Of friends in the city.
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HELP YOUR LlveR-lr PAYS.

When your liver gets torpid ana
your stomach acts queer take Dr.
Kings New Life Pills and you will
find yourself feeling better. They pu-
r.;y the blood. give YOU freedom from
constipation, 'biliousness. dizziness
and indigestion. You feel fine-just
like you want TO feel. Clear the com
piexion too. csc at druggists.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-19

Tho Senior Christian Endeavor so
ciety meets at Gao Sunday evening at
the Presbyterian church. Their top
ic for this evening will be How the
Prophecy of the Angels Christmas
Song May Come True" Miss Blanche
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-19
St. Marks.

Holy Eucharist 7:30. Sunday school
Gas. Morning prayer, sermon and lit
any at II O'Clock. Evening prayer at
o'clock.