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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15
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Sstpalb. 9ermatn an @ultoo 9eier
1906 Mfer 2nn0; $235O.
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&nrsm1ed 15.4 Nder 2anb; 500.
Sral1 WtarD Ni9sli an Die 0tnot Sor.
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Camden Ctr, $1,000 II. 81.
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on Sllbia 6. &ieI, 8ruu6Itiide in Sen
nelien Gitbz8lods 2O93, 2O9O unb 2O91.
$1700.
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lfud IN Sos Mngeles 9eigbts; SO II. q.
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@rni.oftiif in Der SairfieIo Mooftfott;
$1,f31.
8. 9. gobbs an gborles sorfd;.
@runoItiid i'm neuen gitbz8lod 349.
$488O.
Maria Woist an alfre6 goiat, 1917
Nder Qauo; $4,000.
gmiI S6erb an 6. 50. Sre1oenbcru.
@rlnoffiid in gonberSe; $3.50.
s., y. S,9air unb Srdu an 6iIaer~
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ben ettpsBfods 1854 unb 1858; $40
$40 II. q.
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barb; $3.50.
50. q. Craig an Worb M. Srib.
grlrloitiid am South Bart YIace;
$4,000. q
s. S. aerbebile an 6ermonn 9eder.
80 Mder 2nnb; $40 IL. 81.
g, q. Sdulse an S. 81. Sdulbe
@runoitiid int rleuen gitbz@lod $685.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15
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ganrfeting Department" bereits i'm
Miiouif oas Mngebot mahte, 1,O00.-
600 Walen @aumtpoae au II Cts
per Rilit0 - I'M 3 Gents iiber cen
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fen INC 3abiuug gu Ieiiten. tpern Der
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INSTRUMENTATION ourh Die Ser.
pfIihting Der gblieferung in einem
ocliffdyen Safen miht IN y~erleaen.
bsif briitgen moIte.
Ger General : Staotsanfpalt
beabiiftigt, gegen cine In5aDl bon
Clubs por5ugebe,1, Die nidt Den
3med crfilen, fir ben iie organiiiert
itn0 inforporiert moroen iino. Sic
muroen bielmebr gegriinoet, INN oas
@eieb nit 9e5ug aitf ben @usidjaut
bon @ctrailfen nod ben poreeihrie-
benen Stnnoen 5u iintgeheu.
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Snniet, nabe Sort Stodton einenl
Stier oos Sod duflegen ipollte, NJ
oeriette iid oas Sier. fiel auf i'm
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Sort @ortb, Ger fiir5lid IN Minefal
Re1s ftnrb, bat iein ouf $4,000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15

9enrt mo 10 ehte SteirerfdnSf
Mn auf'n 9uM .ihreib'n,
Dos ian grinneruneen, meiBt
90 unpergeBli bleib'nl
Stia iaBen mir an oieiem M6eno
inn 3eIt oes Dipiiiondrs, uno tpd5-
reno Die p1liben @efbiite beriiber.
fnurrten, iprad man bon Ottofar
aernitof. so ieben uniere 8oeten
aus", ioste elm Sffi5ier, yoas best
nidt oos ftdrft, oos lit araft, ni6i
Nerpenitadel llno if)eu Der,
frob iid Der 9ame b'gfnnun5io iii
9unfel, ben iemono = i'm 8ergleidj
- gefliiitert bate. Ser 9ipiiiondr
cher lette iid bin unb lfrieb an ben
Tfarrer aiif 8eitenbltrg cine @rilB-
farte:: ySbre @eoidte iino mein Sc.
betbai6 n
Or. GrnIt Gecieb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15
SltIaltb.

SmIanb.
Marine : Mini1ter Saniels bai
iid nit Dem Br1iioenten oariiber ge-
einigt, Den @au bon 5ebn .Dreoo
nongbts" nto feds groBen Sdlodi-
freu5ern su empfeblen. Sic ionel,
innerbalb flint Sabre gebnut meroell.
gor einigen @oden m1lroe
Der Wapor bon Serre Saute, Srb,
BON Dem Staotrat NIT feds gegen
orei Stimmeh fir uimpeadeo" er-
Hart. Sect bat oas @eridt entidie-
Den, oaB Oas @otum nidt geleblid
geipeiell lit, neil ein ySn1peafinellt"
9ei6luB MIR nit elmer bonen 3fpci-
orittel Mebrbeit erfolgen fam
ilno Der Staotrat 5ebn MitgIieoer
bat. Ser MaDor lit allo in aue
feline sfedte mieoer eingeiest.
Die .Yeorin Gun" lhreibt:
Srosoem Die 7150 grinfftationen
am geitrigen Gage pes Serrn in Git
eago geihlolien mitroen, miro nif6t
gemeloets oaB cine 8erlon ourd oeil
CURT umgefommen lit. Ser @aIier-
fonium bat aber nud ttidt ausenont-
men.
SSn st. &eIens, Oregon, bat
elm getpiiier 50. 6. Stout feline bon
i'm geidieoene 5rau, oeren Sdrue-
iter nno iid ielbit eridoife1. @ct-
Der ltedte er nod bas Saus In
grono. Sic Srnlten maren in ge.
eleitung BEG Staotmari1nas 81 inn
UNI oie MobeI gu teilen.
Ius 8aibington fommt sic
oaB iebt ttndoem ser
> Mrabic~ : Jan erleoigt lit, oie Ser.
banolnngen Iber Die Ingriffe altf
Die u2niitmia" BEN .@ulfligbt", ben
, Rebrasfan" uno oen .guibing"
aufgenommen fperoen Mir
ben. @ir iuuBten ia, 6oB man in
BnIbington feline Nube geben mir
Be, Biz mieoer nelte Gtreitpunfte oas
quite 8erbdltnis nit geutidlan6 &C.
fabrbeten. Nus ben neuerl Ser
b~anblnngen peroen fih ihon eenlg
Streitpunfte erseben.
Shnbamtsiefret1r Wscg0oo be-
bauptet, oaB man in Siio Mmerifa
8erlangen nod amerifanilden
8uafen babe, meIde 6ie Stele Ser
bon europa geIieferten elm
nebmen fonnten. I'm oieiem Der
nad5ufommen, miiBten MIR
aber, tpie Mc9tboo ridtig Iagt, cine
groBere Sonoelsflotte boben. Cine
gergroBerlmg unIerer @anoelsfIottc
ideint inter allen umitGnoen EN-,
pfeblenspert. @an5 belonoers nber,
iuern Die @erbdltniiie in Siin.
mirfli1 10 Iino, mie Serr
Mcglooo lagt.
0us ltnterieeboot SCI" lit bon
Srancisco in Sonoluln angc-
fommen. gs bat Die Sobrt obne gs-
eorte gemadt. Mm 3. Oftober fubr
es bon San Jrancisco ab.
Hr1iioent @iliou bot sic no.
tionaIe 5~oritreierpe in aanios, Ole
1885, gder umfaBt, aufgegeben.
Sic miro Ser geiieoluns eroffnet
mcroen. Bonn 1. HoDember an f6n-
tien Mpplifationen bei Der 2ano-
Office in Dodge gitp, Soipa, 2onias,
eingereift neroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15

$50 nid)ts mebr 81 ~eiltrdtieln
Ibleibt, bort infer Mnteil auf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15
Hns Merieo.

Aus gl Gaio miro gemeloet,
General Srnelas, Der gefeblsbaber
Der Mailtas III Suareo, babe Iei-
mem Soften perlaiien uno iih nod 81
Halo gefliidtet.
Die Nahribt oaB oie 8iGiItas
@napmas seraumt boben miro be.
it1tigt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15
Soon Der Gntihei0l11ln hes Wu

= Son Der Gntideioruia oes Bun.
oesridter Soiigb in @em gorf, ooF
oas @eies, meldes Die 8iltura Spe.
fuIationen in Cotton perbietet, unfon,
ititutionea iei. miro obeliert mer,
eeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15
Nau Grlan5ntsIdetue.

Saeob afmts. ~@aszaanf~ @or
IensSrainfels glbe ; 1925.
Bertha Stltr1herG Qaeerbaus, Care
DO Str; $500.
George Eotdernid, @obnIaus, 81
Warp's Ctr; $500.
20 Sfebes Bobnhats. alein Strobe
$500.
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8anmpole.
Gun Intouio, Tx Gents.
8atbelton, 9eitern. 1915 Gents.

$780,
gotfonfamen- Trp6nfte.
San Antunip, Seq, Is. Oft. - 1915
Brine gritoe Cotton Geeo Oil, SO
Gents Der @nIone.
yietu Dorf, is. Oh. Gpot $40
nnb $500; Sftober, $7.73 un6 $7.76;
Nobember. $7.73 unb $7.75; Oe5embcr,
$7.78 uno $3.50; Sanlar, $7.81 un6
1913; Sebrunr, $7.91 nn6 1894;
Wdr3s $7.99 urb $8.O1; MpriI, $8.Of
nno $s.13; Wtdi. $8.16 nnb $8.17.
Tarm.gro6nfte.
Gan Nntonio. Ser. IS. OF. = 1915
Butter ........ 16e+ 18e bet gfuno
eier (nur frifde) .22c per Dnbeno
Siibuer ...... 12c u. 1876 per Bfo.
SSnrises ,l2e per gInno
8ei5en ......... .$1.13A per Buf6eI
9afer .43c per BufAel
9eu ..............$9.00 per Solne
Semitic.
aartoffern, Reue. S1.75 uito $t.85 per
BnideI.
Giibe &nrtoffeln. louifiano, SITS.
Bahgbobnen. Der BuideI, Sits un6
SO. 90; Crime gobnen, 75c u. $1.50.
Somdten. Segns. 4 &Srbe, 60c II. CSC.
3tpiebeln, California, $500.
SeIerie, soc u. 85c per 9n1beno.
ORA, TIC fir elm sHufheI.
Beterfilie. Doc per Gko. sNiinbeI.
Soil, $1.75 per Crate.
@irfen, Gal. $3.50 her gr1te; 9eras
Nnbteshen. 40c fir Elm gb6. zBiin6el.
griiner Rfeffer. Segas. soc pet 4
&5rbe.
Gquaib, $1.00 Der 4ufdcl.
@anteloupes. Colorado, 60c per Crate.
Crate.
@eerrettigs@ urseln, per $50. 12ke
&upffalat, $3.50 per Crate.
Beeten. 40c per 9b6. rgiinoeI.
gierpflauaen. $2.25 per @nideI.
Sbinat. DC Der Rfiinb.
@elbe @ur5eIn. 40c per 0ubenbs
BiinbeI.
gie5-Warft.
Gan g(ntonio, Ser, Is. Oft. - 1915
Shien $500 Bis $685..
&iibe $500 Bis $500.
8dIber 1925 Bis $8.25.
@uIlen $500 biz $50.
ct. Qouis, Is. Oft. 1915. - Ninos
tieb. Serass@ieb. 1925 bis $3.50.
Ghmeine $6.75 bis 1856.
Sante.
Shipere bonn SdIatter 20 CITE.
2eidte BIN ShIndter ...... .22 cts.
Grim geiaIaene ..........t3h Cts.
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aeidaetes germogen Dem 8udner
@aiienbalts BET 9ullas bernla6t.

9as 2ebetl oes 2ofomotipfii6-
rers 9apio Geeb bon Deniion III
elr16 cine Anaabl bon Sreullcer
gerettet lporoelL Ole Stiidden ibrer
&aut berga6em NIT .melfen Sic
@unoen beoedt tpltrOen, ote er 6l1rd
oas gnttpeiben bon 0oinpf am Hiif-
fen erbielt. Sait Die gan5e &aut
oes &iifens mar abeelenet. Mebrcre
Oarolange-Sant maren gu Der Sbe-
ration erforoerIi6.
Sn Spler mnroe 8anmmp[l-
iarnen nit $3.50 per Come BE-
5abh; in Senoerion uno @yrtbam
lcgnr nit $40.
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Die Sersoain g.

Die &er5ogin g.. Muttei
bon bier bubIhen I&inoern, pertsiIi
NIT anoeren 9amen auf Dem gabn'
bof ~2iebesaaben an Die sur Sront oie
benoen Sruppen. Gin bieoerel
Sanoitirmmarr1, Der iih olir1 oil
Giebensrpiiroigfeit Ser ibm n~nbefaut
ten Ser5oain geidmeidelt fiiblt, ruff
aus Dem 6eniter: SEA, 8rdrlein
rDenn id tpieoerfomme, beirut I'd
Sbnen."
Die Ser8ogin eins el~iifftrablent
nad 6aufe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-24
MEETING OF d. A. r.
Members and Guests Observed Wash
ingtOn's Birthday at Home
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. II.


St. John de Crevecoeur Chapter,
D. A. r., was delightfully."- entertain
ed by the state regent, Mrs. Perley
F. Hazen, Monday evening in observ-
ance of Washington's Birthday.
About 80 persons were present, in
Guiding the husbands and a few in
vited guests. An informal program
was given consisting of a piano num-
Der by Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks, songs
by Miss Ella Brownell, piano selec-
ton by Mrs. Robert Mackinnon and
remarks by the state regent regard
ing the flag of the state society which
was on display. Mrs. Mackinnon
read a paper on the history of the
flag, and Mrs. Hazen spoke on the
Vermont flag. The company Joined
in singing Star Spangled Banner
and America and Mr.. Hazen read
a humorous parody my Auto Tis
of Thee" Miss Eta M. Newell told
stories about Washington and con-
corning trip to Mount Vernon, DR..
Edward T. Fairbanks spoke on st.
Valentine, and G.. H. Horton and Mrs.
E. H. Ross rendered a patriotic duet.
In behalf of the chapter, Mrs. Hazen
presented DR.. Fairbanks with some
flowers in recognition of the great
act he has done for the chapter in
writing the history of st. Johnsbury.
Refreshments were served, the ia
vors being red baskets filled with
nuts and candies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-24
Wanted, FM Sale, Etc.

(Small advertisements viii be In
serted in thi0 column at the rate of
two cents a word for the first insertion
and one cent a word for subsequent
insertions).
To RENT. -Four room tenement. RoBRRr
BENNETT. Orchard st. Telephone saw.
WANTED. man who can sell Life Tnsur-
ance, to manage an Office In this city. Com
missions and renewals guaranteed. PRovI-
DENT LIFE Az Trust COMPANY, Philadelphia,
Agent, Rutland, VI.
WANTED. caledonian OF February g.
TENEMENT WANTED downstairs tene-
ment with modern improvements for family
of three. Write or telephone III. A. Powers
care II. w. Woolworth Co.
For SALE. Choice Red Fife seed wheat
~ per bushel A. III. Webster, Danvifie.
House and Puri-Tan-Ated Coffee 20 hein
build the new Methodist church For sale
BY A. II. GLEASON, p. A BRowN n Co ToHn
PROVOST, DAVID FRRcHRTTE, ]. s. WnRKs
r. A. RENFREw, A. T. Provincial.
For SALE cheap. good sleigh. Inquire OF
GEORGE X. WOODWARD. 10 Pearl st.
For SALE. My village home, Paddock
village. All improvements. CRoRGR II
KNIGHT.
To REEr. Furnished front room. A. Il.
COUNSEL Sc SON.
Eight ROOM house near Scale shops TO
rent Inquire at MTTcHBLL's TEA SToRH,
Ct Main st.
street.
For SALE. A few more farms. nil aizea ana
prices. Inquire ii. A. BRYANT, 4 01h Summer
STENoGRAPHY and Typewriting. Public
work. HELEN M BAILEY, 50 Main street.
VACUUM CLEANERS for sale orr to rent m4
AcLAAE'a STORE. SO Railroad No.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-24
MUSICALE AT ACADEMY
Various Organizations Give Free En-
tertainment Friday Evening.

The public is cordially invited to
attend a recital by the musical or
CARNATIONS of the Academy, the
chorus, under the direction of Miss
Ella M. Brownell; the glee clubs
under the direction of Miss Brownell
and Harlan N. Wood, and the or
chestra, under the direction of Miss
Elizabeth Peck, to be given at the
Academy auditorium, Friday eve
ming, Feb. 26, at o'clock, with the
following program:
(a) Gretchen" Martin, OBJ ''Sere-
nade," Herbert, orchestra; "The Lord
is Great" from "Athalie," Academy
chorus; Sailing" Boys Glee Club;
March in G." Tolhurst, string quar-
tet, Allan Hunter, Clayton Silsby,
Arthur Stanley, Fred Lougee; Car
mena," chorus; "Roses After Rain"
Girls Glee club, "Fantasie in D. Mi
nor" string quintette, Miss Peck,
Marjorie Cramton, Marjorie French,
Mary Dinsmore, Emma Locke; Il
Dunno" Boys Glee Club; Excel
sior," chorus; "Four-Leaf Glover"
Girls Glee Club, and Damascus Tri-
umphal March," chorus.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-24
A New Picture Theatre

J. Pilver, proprietor of the Stan
dard Grocery Company, go Railroad
street, will shortly open a new NOV
ing picture show to the public. The
name of the new theatre will be the
st. Johnsbury" and will give a
straight scent show. Mr.. Pilver
has bought the best picture machine
on the market with all the fire pre-
venting improvements. 1t will seat
about 400 people. Tickets will be
sold by machine, the only one of it's
kind in st. Johnsbury. Mr.. Pilver
expects to have his theatre opened on
or about March 1st. Adv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-24
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs. Louis Dauphin entertained
the officers of the society, the Ladies
of ST. Anne, at a whist party last
week. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Joseph Therien, Mrs. Louis Carrier,
Mrs. Joseph Asselin and Mrs. Joseph
Laferriere. Refreshments were
served.
Friends of Mrs. Dick Newton
called Monday during the afternoon
and evening to remind her of her
Goth birthday. She received post
cards and other remembrance, and
from Mrs. r. A. Renfrew a Washing
ton cake, frosted in blue and white
and decorated with red cherries, and
small Ratchet three inches long.
From the handle of the Ratchet was
attached a gilt wreath, inside OF
which was a portrait of Washington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-24
WITH THE MOVIES.
The Globe Theatre.

The Globe Theatre has booked
the Mary Pickford films produced by
the Famous Players Films Co. and
they will appear every Friday. The
first of the series will appear next
Friday, Feb. 26, in which Mary Pick
ford takes the role of "Tess" in "Tess
of the Storm Country" by Grace Mil
Ter White a famous tale of a wom-
ans unconquerable faith. Miss Mary
Pickford is the highest priced living
artist in the moving picture world
today, her salary being $4,000 per
year. She is only 10 years of age
and is famed the world over. Pro-
gram for the week: Wednesday,
February "a, "The Romance of a
Poor Young Man." featuring Crotch
en- Hartman and Edward Cecil;
Thursday, Feb. 20, reel, ''The Riddle
of the Green Umbrella" 2 parts,
featuring Alice Joyce; Friday, Feb.
26, reel, f'Tess of the Storm Coun-
try" featuring Mary Pickford; Sat
urday, Feb. 27, reel, Unrest, 2
parts, featuring Bessey Eyton; Mon
day, March 1, Exploits of Elaine, -
5th episode, 2 parts and ''The Prod
igal,'' featuring Maj White; Tues
day, reel, 1.-The Grip of the Past, -
featuring Justind Huff and William
Cahill. Adv.
StOry's Please U Theatre
This is a very strong week at
Story's Please u Theatre. Besides
many films, rich in episode and thrill
ling events, there are two perform
ances, one a very good animal act
and the other the jolly Fanny Hat
field Musical Comedy Co., who give
good show, good singing and clean
farce. Program for the week: We'd
nesday, Feb. "a, reel, 1.-THE Trey o.
Hearts" animal act and musical com.
edy, 1.-THE Haunted Pawnshop";
Thursday, Feb. %, reels, 1.-The Mu-
tual Girl" and the Keystone COM
edy, "Fatty's Gift" a very funny
picture, animal act and musical COM
edy, 1.-The Butler; Friday, Feb. &c,
reel, ''The Master Key" animal act
and musical comedy MIXED and Mud
dled"; Saturday, Feb. 27, Zudora ap-
pears in the reel, 1.-THE 20 Million
Dollar Mystery" animal act and mu-
steal comedy, DR. Quack"; Monday,
March 1, reel, 1.-THE Perils of Pau
line" the last episode, see it; Tues
day, March 2, Mutual Weekly" film
showing interesting and historical
events the world over. Adv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-24
BIRTHs

At Winthrop. Mass, Feb. / 8, a daughter
Barbara. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l.. Dodge
At Littleton, N. H., Feb. 20, a son to Dr.
and Mrs. A. ,. Hill. and grandson TO Mr..
and Mrs. #. ID. Hill OF St. Johnsbury.
At Des Moines, Iowa. Feb. Is, n SON
George Harold, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Rea
and grandson to Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Spencer
At West Barnet, Feb. rs, a SON to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Warden.
At West Danville, Feb. 10, a daughter,
Mary Katherine, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clifford.
At Lyndonville, Feb. 20, a son TO Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Chapman.
At Lyndonville, Feb. g. a son TO Mr.. and
Mrs. William Downer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-24
THAT MINSTREL SHOW
Cleaning Up The Town. VIII Fur
nish Lots of Fun March 3 and 6

Cleaning Up The Town. Will Fur
nish Lots of Fun March 3 and 6
Here they GOMEZ" A mighty multi
ture of the merry masters of mirth
and melody.
Some gleeful gathering, believe
US. The big first part requires an
elevation" nine feet high and ca
pable of carrying a load of six tons
for there are lot of heavy weights
in the monster male chorus. The
costumes will be unusually bright
and costly.
The afterpiece, Cleaning Up the
Town" is certainly riot. All the
female characters are played by men
and they will surprise you.
The great Cabaret" scene in
which the Brazilian ballet appears
will go down in history as one OF
the funniest features ever presented.
The whole show is original, bright
and snappy and is bound to be the
biggest success on record, for the
United Commercial Travellers are
the greatest boosters in the world
and this time they're carrying line
of goods to be proud of.
The sale of advance tickets has
been enormous, both in and out of
town. These tickets can be ex-
changed at the box Office Wednes-
day. March 8, at which time the reg
ular reserved seat tickets go on sale.
The management especially urges
everybody to be in their seats be
fore 8:15 each evening as the cur
tain will rise promptly at this hour
and the opening scene is too unusual
and pleasing to be missed. Some
show, folks! Go to it if it takes
your last cent. At the Colonial
Friday. March 5, and Saturday,
March 6. It's a humdinger!
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Methodist Church Sumner.

The entertainment committee of
the Methodist church served a chick
en- supper in the rooms of the North
Congrega tional church Monday eve
ming. Mrs. E. Sargent was the
chairman and on the committee were
Mrs. Fred Gilbert, Mrs. M. J. Nc
Donald. Mrs. George Palmer and
Mrs. Warden had charge of the din
ing room. Fourteen long tables
were laid and ESQ people were serv-
ed. The net proceeds of the VEN
ture were $37. The allegorical per-
sonages of George and Martha Wash
ington were taken by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bollinger.
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Held Under 81. 900 Bail.

Lydia Blay of Sutton is in Gale.
donia County Jail under bonds of ST..
600 for appearance before the county
court on the charge of mayhem, will
fully burning a young child so it will
be MANNED for life. As she is unable
to secure bail she is held in Jail.
Napoleon Berube, who has kept
several children from attending pub
lie school, pleaded guilty in munich
pal court to violating the truancy law
and was sentenced to pay a fine of
SIS and costs. He has been placed
on probation for two years.
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CHURCH NOTES.

First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pythian Building Sunday morning ser
vice, 1915. Subject, Christ Jesus. D
The reading room is in the same building
and is open daily, except Sunday, from
80 to 5 p. m.
Church of the Messiah. The La
dies Social Circle will meet with Mrs
F. J. Babcock, Pearl street, Thurs
day afternoon. Walter H. Young
superintendent of schools, will de-
liver the address next Sunday eve
ming. Good music.
First Baptist Church, notices, Sun
day, subjects, 1890 A. M. bog
Moses" 1880 p. M, 1.-TWO Lucky
Hits" Fine music under the direc-
ton of F. H. Burt. All very cor
daily welcome.
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er, Representative John Thurston of
Walden.
Mrs. o. M. French has returned to
her home in Boston after spending
two months with her brother, e. M.
Jackson.
Miss Ruth Ruiter underwent an
operation on Monday for the remov-
al of adenoids and tonsils and is do
ing we'll.
Kenneth Kirk, who is attending
school at Dean Academy is suffering
from a sprained ankle.
Mrs. Robert Gordon went today to
Sutton to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. J. w. Barry.
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DEATHS

At Barre. Feb. IL, John M. Mason. former
~ Of this place.
At winthrop, Mass, Feb. 10, Barbara, in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l..
Dodge, aged 3 days.
At Wells River, Feb. ~. Mrs. r.. w. Smith.
At Lyndon. Feb. 20, Mrs. Rosa l.. Davis.
aged ~ years.
At Chelsea, Mass, Feb. II, William III.
Ward, formerly of st. Johnabury, aged 20
years.
At st. Johnsbury, Feb. 10, Miss Marietta
Church. aged 50 years.
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RICKER,s LOCAL MARKEr

The receipts at w. A. Ricker's Market
for the week ending Feb. %, 1915, were:
Poultry, 5000 10 cents.
Lambs, 20 az 3 to cents.
Hogs, 100 a. 51s to 61z cents.
Cattle, ITO a to cents.
Calves, 600 a. 3 to cents
Mich Cows. @ $40 TO $40.
Wool, 80 cents.
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MARRIAGES

At st. Johnsbury, Feb. ~, by Rev. George
A Martin Oren Newcomb Jenne and Miss
Grace winifred Locke, both Of st. Johnsbury.
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ROADSTER-lo14 Model BIS,
complete equipment. Electric
lights and starter. Run only
$500 miles, cost $1050. Price
500.
TOURING CAR-191l Model 81,
overhauled and painted, excel
lent condition, sell for $3.50.
TOURING CAR-Io1O Model 1o,
just overhauled, good condition,
sell for $3.50.
THE SILSBY GARAGE
IL Railroad St. Telephone 353
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Don't talk business depression.
Advertise.
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THE PLANS

You made in January-they will
bear looking over. Put into action
your resolve to carry ample pro-
lection and insure in the Agency
with the Strong Companies.
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WEATHER

ending Feb. 22.
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