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GRANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

A. n. Powers was in Montpelier Fri
d~ay.-Ntiss Florence Judd has completed
a three years course for nurses at the
sanitarium and left TUESDAY for Straf-
ford - clifton Russell of Hudson,
Mass. and Mrs. Sadie Cflsonl Adams of
Worcester, who were guests of Mrs. Henry
Fits over Thursday night, left Friday
for their home C. +. Grant of Spring
field. Mass, Is spending two weeks here
with his parents. Mr., and Mrs. Y. A.
Grant-E. +. Briggs attended the fu-
neral of a. +. Kennedy in Granville We'd
nesday.-Mrs. T. r. Dennis of New York
city is the guest of Mrs. e. f. Moulton.
Miss Jessie Chedel is to teach history
and German in the high school at Spring
field the coming y~ear.-State
Pharmaceutical association-Mrs. Fred.
Ladue. who has been with relatives,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
LHdue Thursday night before going on
to her home in Rchmoud.-Mrs Rose
Lucia and little daughter, May. were both
operated upon for the removal of adenoids
and tonsils Monday morning.-The wa
ter department of the village has been
CHANGED from the Emerson mill to rooms
over the bank in the block owned by j.
H.. l.amson & Sons.-principal and Mrs.
f., g. Ham have gone to York Beach,
Me. to spend two months.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hale Flint and two daughters. Ruth and
Emma, have been in Burlington for a
week attending the commencement at the
University of Vermont. Lewis Flint the
son, having been in tn" graduating class
MI. and Mrs. Fred Curtis and Two
daughters have returned from Caspian
lake,-The Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Hewitt
of platnfield are taking a two months
trip through the West, going to the ex-
position.-Asa Il. Walker of Framing
ham. Mass, and Miss Ada Burroughs
We're married at eight O'Clock Wednesday
June 81 at South Royalton by the Rev.
T.. l.. NJ. Barnes, pastor of the Methodist
Church. Mr.. aud Mrs. Walker are en-
pocted here to visit MIR, and Mrs. f.. II.
Ketchum.-Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Dubois
will close their house on Randolph
avenue and board through the month of
July ut the farm II j G. Harlow. Pre-
vious to going there Mrs. Dubois will go
to Montpelier to visit her mother, Mrs
Thomas Ciishorne, for n short stay,-Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Lathrop of Royalton have
been with Mr., and Mrs, 4. II. Beedle
for two days, making their farewell visit
before going to Beyard, n. C.-Mrs. r. A..
Holbrook, daughter and son of Brooklyn.
n. T.. are in town for the summer.-B.
F. Bowman was in White River June
ton Wednesday to meet some railroad
men and also Don stiles Of st. Johns
bury, excursion agent, with whom he
expects to take a special party to Cal-
ifornia October Is, The party will be
away a month.
Mrs, Douglas Barclay and children are
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from there by the Cross Country bus to
| Rutland. and thence to Castleton to at
tend the summer school.-Dr. and Mrs.
Rumrill wSnt TO Newport. n. II, Tuesday
to bring Mrs. Charles Palmer and her
, niece here 10y automobile. The young
lady, Mrs. Palmer's niece, comes for an
opes Elton at the CONFERENCE.-The s. G..
Gabrielle and Miss Jessie Morgan arrived
from Rochester Tuesday for a few DAYS
in town.-G. a. Osha was in Chelsea Tues
day.
Randolph rest room entertained l6i out
Of town guests during June besides many
in town. thus proving the success of
| the venture. Or Monday, July B. Il reg
! istered. all of whom were from ont of
y~own-Roycc Bass Of Taunton. Mass
and father, l.. l.. Bass. of Bethel were
in town Sunday and Monday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bass.-Mrs. \. b.
Fish was in Rochester and Stockbridge
Monday and returned Tuesday after Wis
iting her son, g. Il. Fish. and her sister,
Mrs. Kezer.-Nsrs Ernest Fish from
Richmond came Wednesday to visit rel
atives and friends in town.-Mrs. Grace
Cooling Holster of Wollaston, Mass,
came Tuesday and is being entertained
Ray Messer and children of Rochester
after several days with Mrs. Lizzie
Messer and her daughter, Miss Annie
Messer, left for their home Tuesday,
Mrs. James Ripley of Bethel made a
business trip to town Wednesday.-Mrs
Clarence Webb and daughter, Lucille.
were in tow Wednesday, for a short
stay.-W. W. Sprague. who was at home
! ffT fha ETnttrsH 1,ft 90 81 It,ptnaog triv,
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ORLEANS COUNTY
DERBY.

Mrs. l.. Bates has gone to a sani-
tarium at ST. Johnsbury to get help for
a throat troubIe.-tards have been re-
reiVed announcing the marriage Of Elsie,
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
+. Allen, formerly of Derby. and Arthur
9. stewart at Arlington. y. j.. June 90
Mrs. \. l.. paggett is taking a two
months vacation at her cottage at New
port with her daughter. Edith. who is
telegraph operator in the Western Union
office there.-J Clapper has purchased
n real estate owned by q. l.. Searles.-
Cecilc Hay is at home for the summer va
cation hut Will return to Westtield
Mass. where she has a position as teach
tr in the fail
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ELMORE.

Mrs. Chester Smith has returned home
S6rom Shelburne, where she has
sbeen listing Charles Smith and
ii NO children went to Charlotte THURSDAY
,5or an extended stay. Mrs. Leon Driscoll.
,who has been visiting her. accompanied
.her as far as J~effersonville. Charles
Richardson and family have moved into
his newly purchased house.-Work is
Progressing on Ernest Reeds barn. Mrs
t%1loward Vosburgh and four children of
fEhelburne are visiting relatives In town. -
YNlr and Mrs, X. j. Attridge OF Barre,
fNlr and Mrs. Charles Hopkins and Les
lie Dow Of Waterbury Center visited AT
'AlVin Robinson's Sunday NJ and Mrs
'Jattcrn and Alonzo Marshall of Fairfield
visited at &. ". Wards Sunday. Mrs
Marshall, who has been visiting her fa'
ther and mother for q week, accompanied
them home. Mrs Jennie Gay and Mrs
Lottie Wells OF Montpelier visited at c,
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Frances Wescome of Belviderc is
passing the week AT the home of Mitchell
Wcscome.-Jack Amadon and sister.
Helen, tuoh an automobile trip to West
Burke saturday, returning S~unday.-Misa
Helen Crocker started on her trip West
Wednesday, planning to he absent a
month.-Mrs. Earl Gray and son, Hadley,
have returned to their home in Colchester
after ten DAYS in town.--Mrs. Almina
Chessman of Guildhall is a guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. Jane Parker.-Freda Town
was at home from her school in Johnson
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peake
of Jay were weekend visitors at Mar
shall Sulham's.-Mr and Mrs. judi Spear
went Monday to Swanton for a several
weeks stay.
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EDEN.

Mrs. G. b. Whittcmore and daughter.
Marion, have returned from a severa
Gays visit in Newport.-Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Turner Of stowe are visiting at w.
l.. Bennetts.-H. w. Emery was in Bur
llngton Wednesday.-Miss Elizabeth Roby
mas returned to take up her cvangclistic
work after spending a month at her
nome in Berlin, C~onn-George Lanphere
has gone to live at the Soldiers Home at
Bennington.-Miss Nancy Roomhower of
Montpelier has returned home after a
weeks stay at the home of +. f.. Har-
rington.-Mr. and Mrs. Hack Adams are
In Hardwick and Elmore.-A. f. Sar-
gent is able to be out again after several
days illnoss.-Nearly all the cottages are
occupied at the lake.
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HYDE PARK.

Divorces thus far granted in Lamollle
couHy court have been as follows: A. f.
Lawrence VS., Carrie NJ. Lawrence, Nor
~risville. bill for desertion; Vera NJ. Mi
hill VS.. Herman Mihili, Johnson, bill
granted for intolerable severity and re-
fusal to support, the petitionerbeing given
the custody of the child and 50 per week
Maude a, kenney VS., Linus Kenney, Nor
ristown, bill granted for desertion; Glee
NJ. ~Elphinstone vs. William Elphinstone.
Morrisville, bill granted for intolerable
severity and refusal to support, GUS
tody Of child given petitioner and ali
monN Of 81 per week, Lionel Davis vs..
Lillian Davis, bin for desertlon, In the
case of Grace Grimes the respondent
plead guilty 10 adultery and was SEN
fenced To not less than three nor more
than five years at Windsor. but the SEN
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w Wards Saturday and Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs, Oscar Gray and family of Nor
r1svillc visited at Bert Wards Sunday
Charles Peo, Alphonse Gabarouilt, Fred
Afnsden. Glenn Merriam and Elba Kim
baIl went to Burlington Monday.-Sumner
BAILEY, who is working in V~ergennes. Wis
TIED his family Sunday.-Marie Renie Ga
horiault went to Winooski Saturday for
a snort visit. Her sister. Mcralda. will
accompany her home the first of the
Miss ella Hebb is visiting friends
In town.
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JOHNSON.

James Stewart Of Morrisville called on
friends here Saturday.-Dr. and Mrs. F.
r. Wells of Rutland and daughter came
Saturday and on Sunday took his faith
or and mother for a trip TO Freleighs-
burg, Que.-Miss Mary Hubbell spent
Sunday in Hyde Park.-Miss Roxana
'risty has returned home from Worces-
ter, Mass. where she spent the Win
ter.-Prof. 4. W. Stone and family have
moved to Cabot, where he is to go on
a farm.-Miss Helen Hunt of Newport
is spending a few days with her father.
r \. Hunt. Il. Kidder and family Of
SWanton have moved into the John Hin
house on Pearl street.-N1rs Bert Serb
ner spent Sunday with her daughter in
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. o. A. McFar-
land have gone to their cottage In South
Hero-Mrs. Carrie Written and two
daughters have taken rooms in the Nc
Farland house on Main street for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Nllxheld
and Mrs. w. II, Leslie left Monday for
San Francisco, cal, whore they have
relatives.
1t has been II years since Johnson
celebrated the Fourth of July, ana great
preparations had been made for a large
crowd Monday. At sunrise the usual
salute of y guns was heard, but soon after
rain commenced pouring down and all
sports We're called off until 100 r. m.
when a big street parade was witnessed
by a large crowd. 1t was over half a
mile long. What fewof the old soldiers are
living were carried in beautifully trimmed
automobiles. The bail game between the
Lowell and the local team was won by
Il score of II to . in favor of Lowell. The
play given by the Jeffersonville
dramatic club, The Prairie Rose was
well rendered and there was not even
standing room. The Sterling Hose com
pany is to be congratulated on the ar
engagements. On account of the rain in
the forenoon the crowd was smaller than
1t would have been-Mrs. Fred Bicknell
in Chester.-Mrs. Alice Mead and son
Charles of st. |Johnsbury visited at A.
l.. Gauvin's Sunday and Monday.-Wil-
liam Baker of St. Adams visited his
sister, Charity. Monday.-Wiliam Gun
ningham of At. Adams was in town Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Ia lor Mead of Nor
risville spent Sunday at o, ". Wilson's
Clarence Darroll of St. Johnshury visited
at Joseph O'Dell's the first of the week.
e. p. Jose is getting out lumber for a
new store at the r. r. station.-George
Bradley is making extensive improve
ments to his newly acquired property on
Pearl street, the Farnham place.-A. +.
Brill has moved from the Sherwin mill
house to a farm in Elmore, His nephew.
Fred Brill and wife, went with them
Mrs, John Dubray has returned from
Edap
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tence was suspended and the respondent
placed in charge of the probation Off
cer.--Lester BoOmhoWcr of Brooklyn,
Conn, is in town.-Misses Flora and
Laura Resette are at Iberville, +. q
Miss Frances Gonyer of Orono, Me, has
come here to spend the summer with
her mothcr.-Thc now cheese factory com
menced business Thursday with n good
milk patronage.-Mrs w. D.. Strong and
children have returned from Wells River.
$. h. Waite attended the marriage Of
his son at Worcester, Mass, 1une 30.
Misses Marjorie and Emily Hulburd are
visiting in New York and Boston.
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BENSON.

Mrs. John Nickerson Of Albany is al
her mothers, MIS-. Janet Pitts. Mrs.
Nickerson was formerly tnez Pitts
Miss Lizzie Lavey Of Fair Haven ar
rived Saturday night and is at Ham
Lavey's.-Mrs Lemuel HapGood and Mrs
Grant of Malone, \. Y, are guests a,
Maturin 4. Wilcox's,-The Rev. Walter
Bradford, who preached the two past
unday at the Congregational Church,
left Monday morning for his home in
Thomaston. Me, u is expected he Will
return and accept a pastorate here.
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GREENSBORO.

Mrs. James McCue, an aged lady. died
Saturday and the remains were taken
Monday morning to Albany for interme.,
She leaves a husband.-Mrs. Clara Fay
of Westford and children are visiting
Mrs. rays parents.-Mr and Mrs. Harry
McIoud are In Barre.-Mrs. +. IA. Dufur
and son, RAYMOND, are in New Hamp-
shire.-Mrs. jeanette Goodall of Benning-
ton is visiting her brother and sis
ter in town.-Mr, and Mrs. kelley of
Franklin Fails. y. IL, are visiting AT
r. +. oW's-MIss Mary simpson has
gone 10 Montpelier for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferrand Of Hardwlck visit
ed Mrs. Ferrand's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
$, d.. Dow, on S~unday.-Miss Rose Phil
lips and Miss Lucy Dix of Barre are
visiting Miss Estella Goodrich.
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LOWELL.

The Franco club will present the four
act drama, Farm Folk" AT the Wood
mems hall Tuesday evening, July IL, for
the benefit of the Sidewalk association
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Regain of Newport
Center We're guests Friday and Saturday
of Mr., and Mrs, V, c. Sisco,-Mrs, Joseph
Blanchard and Mrs, Seymour Bordreau
Of Millbury, Mass. are guests of Mrs.
B~lanchard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.,
Sntder Daniel James is spending a few
weeks in Fall River. Mass Mrs clara
Courtemanshe and Mr. and Mrs. A, G,
Elliott and sons Of Manchester. n II
are in oNu this Week calling on friends
and visiting lelatiNes Mr. and Mrs
George Mullisan of New York city are
guests of Mrs. Mullisan's father, r. r
Murphy Mrs Sarah HAYES and son Ed,
ward of Someryille, Mass, are visiting in
town.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY


The body of Edwin T. Arey, who died
Wednesday al the home of his daughter,
Mrs. T.. j, purVer, on Kneeland Flats.
was taken to Barre Friday morning and
funeral services were held there that
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"Tbo Daisies girls class; song, The
! Shepherd's Voice" school; Psalm 12l.
boys' class; anthem, choir; recitation, ,
"Indepcndence Bell" Leonard Slack. re-
citation. Hats Off, the Flag Goes BY"
Hazel Caikins; Song Of the Flag"
school; prayer: anthem, choir; address.
Significance of the Day collection for
the children's fund for the student;
singing, America" by the congregation;
benediction, d~oxology.-A special service
for the Randolph Grange was given Sun
day morning in the Baptist Church at
the invitation of the pastor, the Rev.
j. Garrison Thompson. who gave an adj
dress on "A Patriot.'-The stores of tho
Randolph Merchant association were
closed Nonday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. G.
Emerson and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chase
left Saturday by automobile for Little
ton. n. H.-Nrs. Charles Noyos, who has
been in Bethel Gilead for 10 days with
relatives, returned to Windsor saturday.
Mrs. Moves will be remembered as Mvra
Edison of this place.-Mrs. Dennis Nas-
sidy left Saturday for Thetford.-Mrs
Ernest Sargent and three daughters of
Woodsville. y. H., have been with Mr..
and Mrs. j. H.. Sherburne for a week and
expect to return tho first of the week,
Mr.. Sargent coming to meet them here
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,Gcaunued ON page twelve,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-18
FORCES FOR GOOD ARE. MANY
Religious Activity Has Always Had.
Large Part IN Life Of North 4
Dakota,

Almost the first thing that strikes
che newcomer into any part Of North
Dakota is the high moral atmosphere
that prevails everywhere. The state
has never had q legalized saloon with
IN it's boundaries, having been q pro-
hibition state from the time Of its adj
mission into the Union.
] Every religious denomination is
represented in practically every part
of the state. and the building Of
churches is contemporaneous with the
building Of schoolhouses. Religious
activity has always had large part
IN the life Of North Dakota, and the
result is clean living and devotion
to high moral ideals.
III All church and religious subsidiary
organizations are fully represented.
each doing its work and accomplishing
its share for the uplift Of the race.
In addition to the special system
Of education through the public
SCHOOLS and colleges, there are many
denominationai colleges In the state
and parochial schools in almost every
community.
The great possibilities In this state
early induced class Of settlers with
high moral ideals which soon found
expression In the high standard Of
I the state laws and perhaps no coyu-
~ u tho world hA6 toWeg t0lonS To
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-18
BANK WEALTH GROWS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MAKE
VERY FINE SHOWING.
State Ranks First In Wealth Per Capits
and Second In Bank Deposits
Per Capita.

= Nothing will show the prosperity Of
q commonwealth better than the con.
dition Of its financial institutions. The
banks of North Dakota easily keep
pace with its agricultural growth, and
viewed from strictly financial stand.
point the state shows marked EVIL
dences of prosperity.
The state has 642 state and 1853 M,
tional banks, q total Of 795 institu
tons. This includes four trust com
panies. The deposits in these instit,&
lions total $s2,s25,55s. Their total
capital stock is $14,791, 900 and their
surplus and undivided profits $3.50,
AZ. There is bank for practically
every 800 Inhabitants. This is a record
probably not exceeded by any other
state in the Union. North Dakota
ranks first Of all the states in wealth
per capita, 1898, and second in bank
deposits per capita. 5Es..
A comparison with former years will
show the remarkable and substantial
growth of the states financial institu.
lions, and the increasing prosperity
and wealth Of the people of North Da'
kota. &a# s&s @@ @a# @-
Growth Of State Banks.
State Bank Examiner Johnson sub
mits the following excellent report
upon the wonderful growth of state
banks under the jurisdiction OF that
department since 1905:
At the close of business on August
Is, 1905, there were 269 state banks
and no trust companies reporting,
transacting an aggregate business OF
1S,4S8,93089. On September 2, 1915,
there were 65S state banks and four
trust companies in North Dakota with
total footings of $72,175,495.13. Since
August Is, 1905, deposits have In
creased $42,923,016.67. Loans for this
period show a gain Of $43,131, 1885,
with gain in banking capital OF ~
944, $50, and in surplus and undivided
profits Of $1,S9S,700.21.
J The increase in deposits for the
period from August Is, 1905, to Sep
TENDER 2, 1915, is divided as follows:
Commercial deposits. .$13, 772, 52S.5s
Savings deposits. 80. .29, l5o,4SS.o:
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-18

When we were approaching the next
station to San Miguel proposed plan
by which my new acquaintance might
get the funds safely through for me.
He carried no baggage. having trunk,
which was checked. asked him If he
would get OF the train with my carpet
bag at the station we were approach
ing and proceed by other conveyance to
San Miguel and deliver the bag to me
at the bank as soon as he should arrive.
He asked me If the amount carried
was very large, and ! told him It was
over $500, which was no lie.
He now piled me with questions to
test my sincerity, to all of which ! gave
replies that seemed to satisfy him. he
also asked me II thought any one was
on my track to rob me. I told him that
I suspected q man sitting back Of US
with q white face and a black beard.
Ny neighbor finally consented to carry
my bag for me when we left the train
at San Miguel. This was the best !
could do with him.
As we approached the station got
up, leaving my bag with my friend,
and went again to the cooler, which
was at the forward end of the car.
The train was slowing up at the time,
and passengers were rising from their
seats. Before the train stopped ! jump
ed OF and disappeared.
Well, saw no more Of my friend
until shortly after had reached the.
bank. Then he came In putting, his
cravat awry, his hat caved in. l met
him at the door.
"Great Scott, man, what did you
leave me for with your bag just as the
train pulled up to the station? They've
got your money - s,
.Don't you worry, my friend" I re-
piled there was no money in that
bag. It was distributed over my per-
son. It lis now in bank I'm no granger.
I'm cashier Of the First National bank
Of Ascola. Please make out your bill
for services as messenger and for dam:
ares and I'll remunerate you. with
thanks and apologies" ID
Not cent would he take The best
could do with him was to get him
to dine with me. He said he had hat
ed to zee "a fool countryman" robbed,
hence his sympathies. But long after
ward the bank kept him from bank.
ruptcy.
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