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NOTICE.

Season tickets for Chautauqua for
adults will be $1.5O; children 8 to Is
years Of age $1OO. Buy season tick
cts now which will admit you to all
the sessions at less than half the reg
ular admission price.
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School OF RELIGION Needed.

OF course, the Sunday School is the
center for all this work, although the
activities of the church should extend
through the entire week and the Sun
day School should cease to be so
named. 1t should be called the School
Of Religion or the Church School or
something else that indicates it to be
an all-the-week activity. During this
time various and sundry clubs, classes,
musical organizations, culture courses,
as we'll as distinctly religious meetings,
should be held. Thickly settled neigh.
borhoods. as we shall>see, offer fine
opportunities for the development OF
things spiritual.
The third task to which the church
is committed is that of Outstanding
the social order; that of infusing the
spirit of Jesus into every nook and
corner of our life. Nothing is foreign
to the interest of the church.
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MISSION Of THE
RURAL CHURCH
SHOULD BE UNIVERSITY OF RE.
LlGIouS LEARNING.
Duty Of Christianity to EvangeIize the
World.
BY Rev. Jno. A. Rice, D. D.

Pastor ST. John NJ e. Church. South.
ST Louis Mo
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USE BOILER TRUCK FOR 4 REARSE
VIM. D. SMITHS DESIRES cARR|EDOUT

Smith OF West Finley, an brothers;
Mrs. Robert n. Smith Of Landisburg:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 2. Smith. Of Mas.
f%sillon; Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs! ]. McLain
Phillips, OF Cameron, ". Va; Miss
Jessie Smith. Of Cameron; Winston D.
Smith and Thomas Smith, william
Milliken, ,claysyille. Pa; Mrs. Chas.
Gump, Mrs. J. I. Burns, Woodrow.
Pa; Harry Ullom. West Union, w.
Va; Wiley Rush, Miss Carolyn Rush,
Moundsyille; Lazear Grimm, Mrs. L.
Kuhn, Ray Kuhn, Aleppo. Pa;
Robert NJ. Browne, Wheeling; J. NJ.
Houston, Beaver Falls, Pa; Mrs.
Frank Brumage. Detroit, Mich; Earl
R. Jackson, Pittsburgh: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Dancer, Wheeling: DR.. and Mrs.
". 0. McNeely. Prosecuting Attorney
Tusca Morris, County Clerk a. G.
Martin. Sheriff c. D. Conway, Hon.
W, B. Ice, Dr.. G. s. Thomas, Messrs.
a. NJ. Glover, L. swisher.. Bert G.
Linn. w, E.g Johnston, Dr. o. C. Brad
ley, G. Z. Musgraye. H. w. showalter,
DR.. ". r. Dongan, OF Fairmont.
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Feast of tt,o carlanda.

In several of the more remote Swiss
cantops there Is held what Is known .as
the feast OF the garlapds.s The mar.
riageable maidens assemble Mt sunset.
slug. dance and make merry. Each
wears a chaplet OF flowers on her fore
head and carries q nosegay tied with
bright colored ribbon In her hands. II
a lad is attracted by q maid he plucks
a flower from her bunch. She pretends
not to notice, but when the merrymalf.
ing breaks up at dawn she viii, II she
r%eciprocatcs his Sfeelinps. tie the entire
bouquet by the ribbon to the handle or
the door Of the cabin wherein he re-
sides or a%lternotively fling It through
the open easement of bis bedchamber,
.NNaHg.Nt N.sakNANE
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fore. Mrs. Mcchesncy was busily die.
tating to 4 sleek little stenosripher.
Morning." said Emma Mcches.
ney, looking up briefly. "Be with you
In q minute. and III reply
would say we regret that you have
had trouble with No. 800. II Is impos.
fstbie TO avoid pulling &C the seams
En- the lower grade SILK skirts when
they are made up in the present Iscant
style. Our Mr.. spaldtng warned You
OF this ct the time OF your purchase!
We will not under any Circumstances
consent to receive the goods II they
are sent back on our hands! Yours
sincerely. That'll be all, Miss Casey
She swung around to face her yisi.
tor as the door closed. II T. A.5Buck
looked ten years younger than he had
the afternoon before, Emma Mcches.
ney undoubtedly looked five years old.
er. There were little. worried. sag.
gtng lines about her eyes and mouth.
7. "A. Bucks eyes had followed the
sheaf Of signed correspondence, and
the weil.flled pad OF more recent die.
ytation which the sleek little stenog.
rapher had carried away with her.
Good Lord! 1t looks as thoughyou
had stayed down here all night"
Emma Mcchesney smiled q little
YEARLY. mot quite that. ButSI was
here this morning in time to greet
the night Waterman. Wanted to get
my mail out of the way. Her eyes
searched T. "A. Bucks serene face.
Then she leaned forward, earnestly.
Haven't you see the morning pa.
Rers?'
Just a mere glance at 'em. Picked
up Burrows on the way down, and we
got to talking. why?'
The Rasmussen.Weis Skirt com.
pany has failed. Liabilities three
hundred thousand. Assets one hun.
dred thousand"
Failed! Good God!" All tho
rosy color, all the brisk morning fresh.
ness had vanished from his face.
Failed! Why. girl. I thought that
concern was as cold as Gibraltar"
He passed q worried hand over his
head. That knocks the wind out OF
my sails"
Don't let 1t. JUS. say that 1t fills
them with q new breeze. I'm all tho
more sure that the time Is ripe for
my plan"
7. A. Buck took from a vest pocket
a scrap of paper and a fountain pen,
Slid down in his chair, crossed his
legs, and began to scrawl meaningless
twists and curlycues, as was his wont
when worried or deeply interested.
Are you as ure Of this scheme Of
yours as you were y%esterday?s
Sure" replied Emma McChesney.
briskly. "sartin.sure.s
Then fire away"
Here's the plan. Well make feath-
erloom p%etticoats because there still
are some women who have kept their
senses. But we'll make them as a
side line. The thing that has got to
keep US atloat until full skirts come
in again will be a full and complete
line OF women's satin messallne lsnick.
e%rbockers made up to match any sui,
or gown, and q full line OF pajaiindas
Tor women and girls. Get the Fidea?I
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Tho MarohlnsIpead.

she night smelled sweet the breeze
rustled, tho stream murinured. and
past me on the air the souls Of the
killed cane marching. They seemed
OF one great company, no longer enc,
mics. All had the same iyed stare
Drawing something strange. that they
were trying terribly TO push away.
All hnd their eyes narrowed. yet iixed
open. instheir gray white, smoke grim
ed faces. They made no sound as
they passed. Whence were they com,
Ing. where gpiHsn thfgjlipg ths gheests at
guns, rillngst ghosts OK kbfses; lnta
what river OF oblivion. far from hor.
ror. aud the saYagery OF mara-siohn
Gaisworthy In scrIDners magazine.
.TEaIHr hs FhrtltF 49, ~
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scant, smart, trim :l,stle taupe.gray
messaline knickers for a taupe gray
suit, blue messallne for. blue suits,
brown messaline for brown"
T. A. Buck stared. open.mouthed,
the paper on which he had been
scrawlins fluttering unnoticed to the
door.
Look here!" he interrupted. us
this supposed to be humorous?"
And" went on Emma McChesney,
calmly, I'm our full and complete, not
% say nifty line OF women's pajamas-
pink patamas, blue .paiamas, violet pa.
iamas. yellow paiamas. white silk.
7. AZ Buck stood up. Il want to
say he began, shat II you are Jest.
ing. I think this Is q mighty poor time.
TO Joke. AndEif you are serious / can
anly deduce from It that this year OF.
business worry and responsibility has
been too much for you. I'm sureithat
fEyou were"
That's all right Interrupted EN-.
ma Mccheaney. Don't apologize. 1
purposely broke II to you this way,
when might have approached Il gen.
ay. You've done Just what I knew
,rou'dld do. sott's all right. Aftersyou,ye
thought II over, and sort OF got chum.
ny with the Idea, youth be Just as
Keen on It as ] am.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
~. MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting OF stockholders of Fair.
mont Building and Loan Association
will be held at the office OF said asso.
citation, Jacobs Building, in the Cits
Of Fairmont, Marion County, West
Virginia, on the second day Of Febru.
AIRY. 1915. between the hours Of Up.
M. and 8 p. m, for the purpose OF
electing a Board OF, Directors and for
the transaction of all other business
which may legally come before said
meeting.
]. NJ. HARTLEY, President.
Jan. 14-16.23.
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Court News
Deeds Filed.

Deeds Filled.
A. Wayne Meredith and wife to Ira
%. Smith, a parcel Of land in the
Hamilton addition to the city Of Fair
mont. Consideration, $1,000.
Wood Lawn Cemetery Company t.
Duncan Sinclair, a parcel Of land In
the above mentioned cemetery. Con
%siderat!on. $500.
Thomas S. Neptune to G. Gwyn, a
parcel Of land in East Park addition
to the city Of Fairmont. Considera.
.tion, $3.50.
George N. French and James Allen
to John T. Hunter, the % interest in
certain oil and gas rights on States
fork of Pyles fork OF Buffalo creek IN
Warrington district. Consideration,
$500.
o. ]. Fleming and wife to ]. L. Pat.
ton, a parcel of land in the Graham
Heights addition to the city Of Fair.
mont. Consideration, 800.
License Issued.
The following marriage license was
yesterday issued by the county clerk:
Claud Wilson, %, and Lillian Stiles,
25, both of Fa.rview.
Executor Named.
J. Walter Barnes was named execu.
tor OF the last will OF the late Peter
r; Barnes. Bond of $4,000 furnished.
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Faithful Teamster ABlack
Dick Drove Vehicle 60
the Grave.
Observation-Disclosures
sooY or POPULAR MAN WAS IN
TERED IN THE MANNING.
ING CEMETERY.

IN keeping with a request. made at
various times In k.1a5life that his body
be borne TO the cemetery by his faith
full teamster .Blackt Dick" in the lat.
ters vehicle, a boiler truck, the wish
Of WiIliam d: Smith. Q. prominent
team contractor and pipe line man,
III The oil fields Of West Virginia,
Ohio and Pennsyiyania, was carried
out yesterday afternoon at his home
town. Warrington.
Owing to his heavy build, Weighing
300 pounds, an ordinary hearse would
not hold his casket. His body was
borne TO the church and to the grave
In o boiler truck Sdraped in black and
the Elk3s lodge colors. purple aud
white. Dick, q Negro employe Of %
years service, drove the conveyance
drawn by SIX white horses.
The funera13procession which wend-
ed IT'S way % the Huntington cetne.
terry was probably the longest one
ever seen on the streets OF this city.
hundreds OF people oil over Marion
County were present for the solemn
occasion,
MI. Smith had lived in the com
fnunity for 20 years and no person
was better known or better liked than
he. His smiling countenance ami
striking personality had made him
the friend Of every man, woman and
child.
The funeral was held in the First
NJ. D. Church with Rev. g. E. Good.
WIN officiating Rev. Robert Houston
Of the Warrington Christian Church
and Rev. Albert N. Park pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church were both pres
.ent and took part In the ceremonies.
The choir Of the church with Miss
Estelle Hamilton as organist sang
There liz q Green Hill Far Away"
abide With Me. and Sometime Wen
Understand
One section OF the churc hwas oc-
cupied by the Mems Bible Glass of
the Fist Methodist Church of which
the deceased was a faithful member.
ME-. Smiths chair was in its usual
piase. draped { nSblack.
The Etkts Lodge OF which the de.
ceased was also a member, a large
number OF Mr.. Smiths employees also
were present.
Interment was made in the Mann.
fngton cemetery. The honorary pail
bearers we're Messrs.S ]. n. Kocn. HID.
Hickman, y. O. Cochrane, J.tF. Beat.
~. A. .. Hayes, John o'Neili, H. e.
Munnell. D. y. Stewart, G. e. Wells.
G. p. Faulkner, Lawrence Huffman,
nll Of Mannington; County Clerk A.
G. Martin OF Fairmont. Active pail
beavers were field superlntendents
md others connected with the South
Penn and HopelGas companies, name.
III Messrs. y. w. Congleton, T. c.
MurptS n. ]. Jones, ROY Williams,
Burt Turner, 4. .. McMtsan, T. A.
Leonard, o. Warrington; Sheriff CD.
Conway, of Fairmont. The ushers
Mt the church were Messrs. William
Charlton, Jesse shiinp. Charles Beall,
3. e. Holland. y G Atkinson, 1. w.
Davis, n. =! Mockler,ST Z. w. Beall. Do
witt Briton. I! 9. coffman, Elmer
Masters, MI. Lazear, OF sistersville.
Among the relatives and friends
from @ distance at the funeral wero:
MIR. Robert Smith, sr., Of West Finley.
Pa, father of the deceased; Robert NJ.
Smith L%andisburg, W. Va: j. H. T.
Smith. Of Chicago. and Thomas E.
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Rosemont
Hope Serving Club.

Miss Virginia Barnes of State street
was hostess to the Hope Sewing Cir
Gle last evening. A large number 81
the members were present and spent
a delightful evening. A tempting
course OF refreshments was served.
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Y. w. C.. A. to Render
Sunday Programme

The finance committee Of the High
School Y. NJ. G. a. will give a program
Sunday afternoon from 3 to 4 at the
Methodist Church, on the corner Of
Falrmont avenue and Second street.
The topics deal with thrift, and tho
efficient use of time and money
among girls and women.
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Personals.

Miss Sarah McAllister went to Ben.
tons Ferry yesterday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hull.
Mr.. William Hendricks Of State
otreet is quite sick.
Mrs. Snodgrass Of Warrington Is
the guest Of her son, Mr.. ". F. Snod.
grass Of Market. street.
Miss Ella Watson Of State street
will leave in a few days for a visit
with her brother, Mr.. Frank Watson
at M~artinsburg.
Mr.. William Israel of Jameson
street is visiting his father at Mounds,
Vile. !,
Mr.. Sanford Tarleton came up from
Little Falls yesterday and is visiting
relatives here.
Helen stealey was slightly tmprov.
ed yesterday.
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Went To Gypsy,

Mrs. Albert Helmick OF Maryland
avenue was called to Gypsy yesterday
by the death of her mother, Mrs.
katherine Jolife. Mrs. J.. R. Miller
has been ut Gypsy for several days.
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Minstrel Troop
Making Ready

Thirty members Of the Knights Of
Columbus Council are faithfully re.
hearsing for the minstrel benefit to be
given the last Of this month. Reno
Fleming and Sam Ridenour, local pro.
ducers are getting up q treat for the
public.
There will be an important meeting
at the Il. of G. hall, it is urged that
all who are interested will attend this
meeting.
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cAI0MEL sALIVATEs

calonaet makes you sick and You
lose q days work. Calomel is =
nasty, dangerous chemical. To liven
your aiigstsh liver and bowels when
ronstipated, headachy, bilious. Just
get a 1oscent box tof harmless Cas-.
carrots. They work while you sleep,
don't grippe sicken. or saiiyate.
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East Side News
win Have Rumrnaae SAIL

The W. c. T. U. are making ar.
rangements for a Rummage Sale. in
the near future. A Mothers meeting
will DO held, Friday afternoon, Janu.
airy 2sth, at the home Of Mrs. Alex
Watson on Fatrmont avenue. Mrs.
Watson and Mrs. Belle Bennett will
be %hostesses at this meeting.
s4s6aHd 4 abtsai-T-77
! .4eaahtcalleisTo Rosemont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Foley OF East
Ferry street were called to Rosemont.
yesterday by the serious illness Of
Mrs. Foley's mother. !,
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TooLatefor
classification

'LosT-on road between Downs and
Pennington on Monday, january
18th, one roll of rugs, two large and
three small; reward II returned to OF
information concerning them Us
furnished Paul .. Hubbell, Farming
ton, w. Va.
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Quick results; big returns; a want
ad can do the trick.
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NOTICE,

DR.. F. w. Hill has opened ar. office
at No. 200 Market St, East Side, Fair.
mont. lest
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order your coa, from :7cCoY GOA.
COMPANY and get the best PITTS,
BURG GAs'CoAL. Every load weigh,
ed and full weight guaranteed. Prompt
delivery any place in city.
Phones: Office
Bell 1879
Consol. 1873
Mine: Bell 1881.
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W~ANTED-Togrent, four or I'VE room
house, jcloseiin. Louis Troynor Elec.
trio Shoe shop. 21s Madison st.
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FOR RENT-Niee threeroomed cot.
tage with water and gas, located
near Merchant street; fine condition;
rent reasonable. Apply to D. A.
Richie. office Court House. Jan. 1s.lt
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-11
PERSONAL.

Frank G. Hail of South Dakota is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. F. f. Ryther of East Dover is
a guest of her son, Guy Russell.
Roger Bracket of Amherst college |
was at his home over the weekend.
Miss Fannie Michelman of Spring |
field, Mass, is visiting relatives IN
| town
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones were guests |
| yesterday Of Mr.. Jones s parents in
| Newfane.
c. L. Raymond of White River june
tion was n visitor in town. Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Bruce spent the weekend
with her daughter, Mrs. Langworthy,
in Hinsdale.
Miss Eta Stebbins Of Vernon spent
Sunday with the Misses Eddy at %
Green street.
Paul Emerson, who has been employ
ed III Greenfield. is at his home on
Putnev read.
Miss ONilia Biondin of Bellows Falls
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
{. +. Lockwood
Miss Susan Hanrahan is spending
several days in Boston and South
birmingham, Mass.
Miss Muriel St. Marie, who spent n
two-weeks vacation in Springfield,
Mass, has returned.
Mrs. Louis |. Allen resumed work in
the law office OF A. f. Schwenk this
morning, after an illness of two weeks.
James II. Allen went to Boston yes
terday morning to see Mrs. Allen and
children who are visiting his parents.
Mrs. Frederick Sanford and daugh-
ter, Edith, returned yesterday from
New York, where they had been {
week.
Mrs. Leveritt Poor returned 10 hel
home in Haverhill, Mass, this morning
after visiting in town at Col. J. Gray
Estey's
I. f. Allen of Boston has taken
position as proofreader with the Yer
mont Printing company, beginning this
morning.
George and Byron Lynch, who hai
been visiting their uncle Rev. Father
Lynch in Pittsford. returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Affair went t
Ilolyoke, Mass. Saturday to atten
the funeral Of Mrs. Affairs CRANE
father, Louis Pratt
Miss Margaret Doyle left today 70
North Carolina. where she has Il pos
ton as private secretary during tn
rest of the winter.
Miss Margaret +. Dale of Birg
street was called to Northtield, Mass
yesterday on account Of the death c
her cousin. James Wall.
Attorney f. w Gibson was in Whit
. River Junction today. He win leaN
tonight to attend the supreme couI
session in Montpelier tomorrow
Miss Mildred Knowlton, who HI
ge, been i'll several weeks with tonsiliti
en- returned to her work in the Office
OF l.. l.. TAYLOR & Son this morning.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. L. Martin went to Montpelier
today.
F.. J. Guthrie, superintendent of the
New London railroad, came Saturday
to stay over Sunday.
Warren Seviour, a contractor in Ches-
ter, was Il guest ever Sunday of Frank
Horton in Crosby block.
John Holland of Bellows Falls Wis
tied 1T the home of his sister. Mrs
Fred Connarn, Yesterday.
Miss Lucy NJ. Stevenson, member
OF the faculty ut Wellesley college. re-
turned to that institution today She
had been in the Memorial hospital.
United States Marshall y. z. Car
penter went TO Burlington this morn
| ing. Tomorrow he will go to Montpel-
Ter to attend the supreme court session.
Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Houghton and
son. David, returned yesterday from
springfield, Mass. where they went 70
attend the wedding of Miss Rachael
| Holbrook
| +. J. Holman of Spokane. Wash.
former president Of the Vermont Lean
4 Trust company. who is living il
Barre. Mass, this winter, was n visitor
at the eastern office in Crosby hloci
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. +. Holden went Il
New York today to meet Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman H. Howe of Wilkes Barre. Pa.
and spend the week in New York
making their headquarters at Hote
Woodstock.
Fred u. Morris, formerly Of Brattle
boro, who has been in charge OF tn
paint and wall paper department o
t.. II. Bemond & co. : store in Green
field six years. has resigned his pos
tion there to become manager of tn
retail department of f. II. Brown
Co. 5 store in the same town.
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\. W. Barry is i'll with tonsiItiS.
l. s Hebb spent Friday with friends
in Brattleboro.
Mrs Flora Eddy returned recently from
Springfield. Mass. where she had been for
some time.
Mrs Emma T. Eddy left Saturday to
visit in the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Fannie Perkins, in White River Junction.
Mrs. Everett johnson, who had been
with relatives in Ncwfaue. returned last
week to the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Miller.
The ladies' aid society OF the Baptist
church held a pleasant meeting Thursday
afternoon IN the home of Mrs. W. ii.
Miles Eight members were present and
work was done on quilt blocks.
\ dance will be held in the town hall
Monday evening, Jan. Is. Leitsinger' :
orchestra Will furnish music for dancing
and will give concert from : to .
o'clock.
A physical culture class for girls was
started at the seminary Friday with Miss
| Ruth AIckenncy as leader in the setting
| up exercises IN the dumhbell drill. 1t
i also planned to organize a girls has
ketball team.
The residence of Clarence Trucsdell ha'
heen made convenient for two families 10y
the addition OF an outside staircase. etc
Mr.. and Mrs Rayomnd Truesdel, whs
recently returned from the West, vii
loccupy the upper tenement.
Mrs. G. w Powers left Saturday 1,
visit relatives in Chester and othe
Ipaces. Mrs. Flora Reed. who has bceI
for some time at the \ewfanc Inn
viii attend to the cooking at the Towns
bend Inn during Mrs. Powers's absence
Miss Annibella NJ Critchley. 81, dau2i
ter OF Mrs. Isaac Appleby. died in tn
home of her mother about , o'clock Sat
urday morning. She had been suiiere
for a long time with heart trouble. tn
funeral will be held Tuesday at , O'Clock
New Jersey canning industries en-
, ploy more than 5000 women.