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Smyrna times., 1915-09-08
Bargains in Our Ladies' Department

ACC White Nainsook Waists sale price PC
(only to a cusomer)
ACC Lawn and Vol Striped Waists all colors at 3oc
Our 9Sc SIX Waists reduced to Csc
9oc Embroidery Vol Waists 4 sleeves, at 65c
Fibre silk Striped Waists with long sleeves worth CSC
grade House d. ese with Waist Adjusers ACC soc
Extra size Gingham Under Skirts at 30c
Ladies White Garbardine and Lnen-top Skirts made with
Belt and Pockets, nc
White Corduroy Skirts, -. 4Qc
Our Dressing Sacks, cut to 28c
0- beaehed Sheets, 72xeo at 35c
Ladies Princess Gingham Aprons reduced to 25c
with sleeves at 32c
Cingham Waist Aprons at l2Hc
(only to a customer)
Blue and Black Serge Skirts sizes Al s6 at S75
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

Services at Ewells NJ. P. Church
next Sunday: 1870 preaching by
pastor; T.. 80 preaching by pastor sub
jec. Twilight Glow" Prof. G. A.
Webber will give the Passion play
in finn at the NJ. P. Church Thursday
evening. September 9th. at o'clock.
admission. adults 25 cents, children
IS cents. Rev. J. S. Bowers. DID,, .,
president Of the Maryland Conference
preached TO a large congregation in
the M. P. Chuerh last Sunday night.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

Men and Boys Sport Shirts at ... 4oc
Men 5 2Sc SuSpenders at Ioc
Men Hghgrade Percal Dress Shirts at 5oc worth 90
Mem 25c Neckwear, cut to Ioc
Mems and Boys soc Caps at 35c
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08
Mems furnishings Remarkable Cut in Prices

b. v ID. Underwear 35c garment
b. v ID. Union Suits 7oc Suit
Mems 25c Underwear at Isc garment, 3sc Suit
Mems Ioc Black and COlored Hose pairs for 2sc
Mems Pongee Dress Shirts sI.oo grade cut to soc
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

White Nurses Aprons, 25c grade, at l9c
csc Princess Slips, az 69c
Ladies Combinations, ACC grade, at 25c
G TO a customer)
Ladies Underskrts with Wide Embroidery and Duufe 45c
25c Windsor Ties, /. 17c
Our 2sc grade Corset Covers, at l8c
Ladies Muslin Drawers with Embroidery Rufhe, at loc
Ladies I21sc and I5c Vests, at 1910
Ladies 25c Gauze Pants at loc
Infants Silk Caps, fall weight and grades 15c
Ladies 25c Neckwear at l5c
Ladies's light weight American Lady Silk Hose, white,
black and tan, 25c grade, at loc
soc grade Hose green only, at 25c
q pairs to a ousomer)
Ladies' Black and White Belts, soc grade, at sOc
Dress Serge blue and black, at Soc yd.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

AS a further aid in the efficient
distribution and marketing o: farm
products. the Pennsylvania Railroad
is about to issue q new and much
enlarged edition of tits Directory Of
Fruit. Vegetable and Produce Grow.
ers and Shippers. A feature of
the new edition of the directory will
be the classification Of each grower
according to the principal character
of his produce Six classificstiOns
will be used. namely. apples. white
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

25c Grade Golf STYLE Caps, at 1sc
BOYS Union suits at I9c the Suit
bOys z5S Underwear al Ioc
Boys soc Knee Pants at ....-. soc
Boys Linen Suits, sizes to years Of age at ssc
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

A large number of young men have
secured positions in the service Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company by
passing through the Pennsylvania
Railroad School of Telegraphy. at
Bedford, Pa. This school offers ex-
eeptiOnal opportunities for young men
between the ages of II and 25 years,
and has been established since 1907
for the purpose Of educating young
men 20 become railroad telegraph
operators. The school is equipped
with the most modern appliances fof
teaching every branch of rsilrOsding
with which a telegraph operator
should be familiar. This school is in
charge Of Thomas Saddington, Man
sger. located at Bedford. Pa.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08
CLAYTON.

All Orders for Subscriptions or Job
work or any News items left with
Harry c. johnson will Receive
Prompt Attention.
Services at Salem NJ. p Church
next Sunday 2 p. N. Sunday School
3 O'Clock; Preaching by the pastor.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

St. Paul NJ. E. Church Sunday,
September 18th st 1000 a. m.
preaching by pastor: HOO a. m.
Sunday school; Bsraeca and Phila-
thea classes; at 100 p. m. Epworth
League. S H Chambers leader. A
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

large of Gnghams nice patterns for
school dresses, Ioc grade at Sc
Lancaster Apron Gnghamony yds a cusomer) &C yd
56-inch Unbleached Sheetng 71zc grade at &C yd
no yards to a customer)
Pillow Case Tubing inches wide best grade at i8c yd
&c sc ana Ioe curtain Goods at &C and Sc yd
Turkish Towels size 32xI5. good quality : for 2Se
Misses White Embroidered Under Skirts at 2Sc
q 10 a customer)
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08
I3 Off the Regular Price of
Men'Si LOw-Cut Shoes

line of Men Ladies Shoes also Girls School Shoes which
Every guaranteed perfect
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08
Children'S Dresses

fine assortment for school at remarkable prices
soc Dresses, size s to Ia years at Il
csc grade at. II
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

Our Boys Blue and Mixed Gray Suits. $500 and
$3.50 Grades sizes to 10 years. reduced to 80
Our Boys Blue Serge Suits 81 90 and S. 90 Grades at
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
ksaire 4 T;nal S<oaSenesf

n the matter Of the estate Of NJ scoss
Dickey.
the 18th day Of April A ID. 1915, being one
of the regular days Of the March term Of
the unity court Of GunnisOn County, in
the state OF Colorado. 1 Amanda Donald
con Administratrix ~ said estate will ap-
pear before the Judge Of said Court,
present my final settlement as such
same, and will then apply TO be discharg~
ed as such Administratrix at which time
and place any person in interest may ap-
pear and present objections to the same.
il any there be
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado. March II,
1915.
Amanda Donaldson
Administratrix of the estate OF NJ scott
Dickey. Deceased
Geo. Hetheringtnn Attorney.
lirst Publication March ~, 1915. Last
Publication April is.ls1b
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

tors from whom received only tempo
rary relief. I decided to give Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound fair
trial and also the Sanative Wash. Ihave
now used the remedies for four months
and cannot express my thanks for what
they have done for me.
eff these lines will be Of any .eneft
you have my permission to publish
them = Mrs. SADIE WILLIAMS, As
James Street, E,khart, Indiana.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and herbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
and to-day holds the record of being the
most successful remedy for female i'll.
we know of, and thousands Of voluntary
testimonials On file in the Pinkham
laboratory st Lynn, Mass, seem to
prove this fact
II yS0 have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Z. PtAkho0's Vexeta.
bse eCS0e0o0A win help yUa, write
b aiAE.Rinkhaa NeaiciaeCo.
(csoAae0taal) Lynn, Mass, fer ad-
vtce. Y09f Detaee YIN - opeoeL
reaA ae4 answered ~ . Vs0An,
and held h strict cU0AAe0ce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

FOR SALE Sumaer hotel, cheap at
Cimarron, Colo Paying well in sum-
mer. Address ID. C. Nandeburg, Cim-
arron, Colo. 14-15
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trecki polling plece, TOwn Nall. meas
fsscinct No ysnbs.oes eli tAsa - q
eeia Tow lytnG Ueoe a the Cgesep4
ssss srsee; poIIi.6 SItcs, pceE IL
Ne polls vill be oeesea q 80 e'elsst
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p n. a 80 aeF q eLsctiOp.
pysctncts vill 1sfs q the polling. plaa1p
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ssnsSI ssSis;ry III sss sAi1 elecsios -
viii psseS aeain % the day preceod2a6
electiOa p eoAplsse SID registry kss 9
X1fHESs n AsnA end seel Of .eIA
Town o! 0snnison. Colorado. tAis M daS
LsEALl Town Clerk end hecos4os
FIRST publication ~ Msrch 8, isiS.
Last publicstion April 2 fets
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
Fer vMas

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ys.s asas s.A = Iaag yssr 4 s..as ss,~ss.-y
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ssd th~ state sAsss~ssd - s rhs and ss ~sA
t~hts II I.ss s.A sA ihe so..d
Ta~e~ ks~p Away te@ - tutsss
~As Asse h~sd shs sas Of the sssd
rwyars sssa tie ualy spoa
tw days ago M. Tk0sas Typsn City,
from trip Ne h~iss n~~sas~
ths already rgsssd s saoaal
ii ossand sutomoss osly sa
th~ railroads. With this message
rssdy gseats~
They viii the utnee capacity Of hotels your
boarding your
aud Of every bssn that directly
nssds VI the comforts If
No saeh opportunity tiore the people this
The trsv closed 10y The people
ordinarily sIend millions Franc England Germany and
Sighting but also by tAe fear that shadows every
path Italy Switzerland Narwsy Spain, and the other neutral
scsrcy avitng The persons who make
habit must ~~t this home and they will
stay at home
great ezpo~.s Francisco and saa Diego ar~
Aa~iHg oscss that d$ s attention Il TIE tourists toward the
West and Colorado lssnstely sasAs pswsssst
satiossl thosgAs The asA Il surpas.g hsssy Il
attractivsssas asA Il With eKopioa
the sAe Eass vAs make trip
sstsrs by a th~ rssa.a canal nearly eli a the
the coast wAo ire~ ses q the husAsaA meras w sss
For several @osths ess The Chttss kss s emph~ssnx
TIE i~Poasos a this tsstiea 30 the so Colorado and call
ing tor ss psepsratios At and rsasoaas ssds~ these
ths tOsrst bsess alons co.crssd would
h @attsr II gssat impetss for The nproa rscsivsd by
tourists this suss ss ske vast dssc in ths
oo.e But tkess y nscA 10 this pruOsitioe.
The crowds a tossits ~ scude thOssasds Who
- tas ws with AisAi.cV tsse~ psspes They pssoss
sAo hooking Tor osssswits Il estes Al prOo0tioa u
kssssss sstsvs q lasd bsyng, q oty bsdag asA a Aoss
naki.g That part RaAy rxios
ps~ u ths Eard ~ tourists q 1915 win b the state t
ty that vi sAow ~ gssae and prosty Tor The
sat ~ years.
Ts CAistai. Cososado that poaitios We
vast to PSeaaO rscodd a the cities a The Rocky
Aosstaia xoa that make most favorable mproa spos The
visitors a 1915 Ne everything done that
done reasonably for the and or the comfort of
automoiss asd the railway and vast slso
this city pet its best foot oward in calling the attention
visitors to The climate the natural and
to al that has been doee toward the development and the
proveWest Of stsendid natural cosditions
The short asd that should
citizen and every industrial and commercial organization
the seriously ask the queon what ought be done
the fullest possible benefit tho extraordinary unprecedented
and probably anParal~d opportunity that is before
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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maI MA

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a. ~ 81 ss.sS =. 49, csss-
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saan : ssssa ~ vsspk ~ sAes ssst
ssus - ssglsssr psvesu1s wseA sulIbcsswt
uug - ass~sa ~ nund Il hgnanassa.
CusGswas wsnts " d. sAe right shsnG
- ~ Usse, IT. 0nsaG CeaGssss
Je1gusl pssuas Gst y . straaG sktseial
ossa Il ehe sspVsss gwen tAese sWo
bslss wse with The shoaeht thst she Pro
pss W tAe seasss caNcssp~d wsnt~d the
legIslstioa. Attention " cailxd to the
sbsosute n~csassV of l<ssing ~ people
of the nation uadsrssond the real coa<i,-
tIops. IL " Ipssssated shaf sh< passage
of these measures ealy Can come
throueh the apathy If the people CON
cernea
Privsse land hosdinss IN the area
mentioned sse double taxed, the edi-
sor,ai eontends. hsf of the laads is
still IN Federal ownership. yet the las
must be- enforced BY the states over the
whole area
The taxes N most Western states, "
The Mining Congress- Journsl declares.
during esch thirty year period are sp
proximsteiy equal to the vsiue of the
land The privately owned land. less
than one hasf the total area, must pay
enough each thirty years to buy the
other half of the land. in order to enable
these states to live up to their contract
with the nation to MAINTAIN . repubh-
con form Of government.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
nu1ins ~ Nklisunius
Depart manf 81 the interior
L 4 Land llii.ce - M..urr.z.a 4 LIZ.

Depart msnf 81 the Interior
g. =. Land Ofisoe At Maptro-e Coiorsaso
march i-t isl5
~ lola. Cob llrs1o. who. on March sh
Is@s. made Dessert Land Entry No. ~. Ute
esnnni-on srries, Ne es2ts for the Sorti@ast
quarter >hia }, section 81. To~n-htp ~ North.
Range Vest Ne~ Mexico Principsl Meriiisn,
hs- flied uotice Of intaution to make Final
Desert Land Proof TO establish claim 10 the
land above Inscribed. bsfore L. n. Sour-e.
4. 5. Commissioners. at esanns.o1. Colorado. on
the tenth day u April. Isis
Claimant names witnesss-
William Fisher, of Gunn,-oa. Colorado.
Marry tnduer II Gunni-s,a. Colorado.
Floyd tluke. of lila, Z toiorsdo.
Ofis A v 1T. of lola. Colorado
O. G. SkfN>Ea.
ksxi-tsr.
Fir~t publ lssaton March 8, isas.
Last Qualification April y. tsi5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
nsoips e - e - eslu1s

IN the COUNTY
state ~ Colorado, lss COURT or SAID
In the Matter Of the Estate
81 Jsnes n. Carr, Dsosssed,
Jennie mcvean, AdmiaistsatriH
ny virtue of dscrstal ordss " the Cousts
Coar, % said Cossty aad sssss, in probate, -
tered at the maPch term of said Court, A. D.
1915, and on to-wit the 18th deg Of 0erch a. D.
1915. on the petition of Jeneie msVeaa adnin-
istratrix 81 the estate sf james n. Carr, -
ceased. u sell the following descsiAsd laod -
lgugibg tn aid esi ate aud situste In the Coqp1o
q Gunni-on and State % Colorado, 70 wit. ~
N..rth Half 81 the south East Quarter IN
SEA- and the West Half OF che North k08
Quarter " Ne section Thirty, rovsshie
Forty Mae North. kange Four West. Nee
oes,co Princi al Meri liam ! shall % nosAse,
the 18th day "a April 1913, 1T the Office of tie
COuety Judge, in Gunn ison, oaid County 90
State sell at private ss,e said real psoperty nor
n0e less then the appraised value thereof. csSh
ie head. the said property hot sold -
sbove date, adjournment will he had, as pro
vided b. law. JENNIE McyEAN,
Administrators
z =. Noarse, Attorsey.
First published March - 1915
Last published April .. 1913
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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Notsae . herehy given slne nessaasag
nsads VI The County u Gealnnon. S4oAe
a. ~ =. Is. "a. Is. 81 and -. tor tDue Thouar
snd Isoisers each. sad ss.rses nugsbessa
~. ~ - and u for One Thousand Dollars
each. ali bearing date November Isth
~. vii be peId upon preseniation =
keuatze oros. New york
After April 5th. ia15. such bonds u,
cease 10 hear interest
Dated March 9Th. ialb
SEAL l.. q PALMER
CoUnfy Treasurer
FIRST publication Mssyh s. ma.
Last publication April 2. isg5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
40 the rlONeYS
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Why Gill psaps costisss 10 ss6ss
sks seoaiss of kiAssy ooaplsi.s.
sackschs, ssisssy AisosAsss. lsne
sess. hssdschss. Isaeaos-why a.
les sksosslvss 70 hscons cAsaaic
snvslids vhsa . tssasd sssnsty 10 o.
fesed thsn
hes's Kidsey PILE hese kssa
vssA is kidssy ssosbls eves 80 ysass
ssl have bsss sssAsd " sAossssAs q
Cesss.
u yos Asvs s.y. svsa oss a ~
syopsoos q kiAssy Aisssss sCs voc,
fos Gsssel. Asogsy ~ bsiGAs's dissase
~ - " ed asks ss0lsCs AsAess.
oss Csa 0sssissa sssidssas -
oasl osss coavisciAG psooi tAes
~ eosbssiaGi
Ass 4 n. DsslshsaGA. 500 T..
rAis1 g.. DslsA. Coso., sags: ''6ss-
sssl a ~ lsoily hsvs sssd Dusa's Z
KiA.sy Pilk ssd 10 every csss shs
sssstss hsvs kssa sooA. I ksA in
AoAasaios Il ., hi1neys ssA bleA
-. I ss0sssA lsoa sttsCas of baca :
scAs ssA ~ hssltA ves oil ssa
As0a. Rssy sps.h 80 kssdschss
olasa boshsssl -. Doas's Kidney
Pills Asvs sslisSsA - q every e.
tsck duriaS ~ psss Eisssa yssss.
Thsy osstsiRly - . vosdsrfsl hid
psy uedicins."
Price G0c, st all Asslsss. Don't sim
ply - fer kidney ss0s1y-eet Doan's
Kidney Pills-ths same thot Drs. Drols-
besgh rscemmsn1s resAer- nliDburn Co, i,
Props., BsAal0. n. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
49, ~ N1kna1iuo

Doplrt0sot ~ the lnesslOs,
U. 3. Land O0ce = 0ontrsyss. C<sloroAo.
March So. -.
kosice is hssssy sivss thst AAs nsosp1N.
- saDissso. Colpsado, Who. on April -,
MA: 2 eds psssss Land 9nssy. Nc. -. Uee.
Nossk esnset West. Nee nesico Psiscipal
ssia,sa. has aIsd scsise ~ istss'ice - -
70 ~ lsed skoss dssssi6sa. ksSose E1.so i
noosss, U. .. Coooiasssses, ~ 0QaaA4.
ColsseAo. sa We ssvsatsssth day a Aosil,
ieiA.
Ciaiaest nsoss = viasessss:
Peter PseeNBa. 0essOs Lasas. Eooe1 -
bDo, ChsS1ss Aaseia, I'll "a eapiaesos t,s1gRo1A
rjsUs pah1isstisa oosuA %, 191s.
Lost publisoskA Ap0tl =, boeA
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

lie m ale weakness,
pain and Irregular
ties. The pains in
my sides were in
croased by walking
Or standing on my
feet and ] had such
awful bearing down
feelings, W as de-
pressed in spirits
and became thin and
pale with dull. heavy
eyes had six doc
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

- AHV e0ooeo o1H eQvWSGD
H - es0wN oA1D eHh. Low
uDIIxOA Draced fvuuAL psAlshae: pFeferved By
Wesassn sasd1aen becauss tAsS p~s
- = ~ UAuD eoAR sasstNss tojl.
WFits for bssAlet end tsstimoniaiA
M-e0 ~ elshep essh q %
UO U-oS - 6lashssD eNs 400
Ca eng inbnssr. bSt Cutters
- eDWiodV q Cueew pso1nsss b due To IS
yeeu = spor1ali1ln9 h Vu6ouD - orU0o OWeS.
ysss .&,sSAS xcsas;'.7s: s.s.r = =s.,sst
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
mrs, WILLIAMS
LONG SICKNESS
YisAs Te lylia Z fak.
Aa0s veesaAhls
Cs0pounA

CkkarA lnA. ~ suffered for four.
ossa yeofs ffum oeganic Inflammation,
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
Notice Of Re1eaptiss Of Ce,nty Va
raDtS

Office q Count, Treasurer Guuni-ou County
Colo
March 4, 1915,
Notice is hereby given that I Will redeem az
my office IN tfunusson County al xarrants
nm mi rod
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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rs.3uE3e

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= ths1lna sApss s--sss>s-d. 49, G@n1 -
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tsssusssf ssnse- sitsssp~
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&-1 Pb~ip~. n Ps.ss~-iors. roSsuun,
ChessD UWvs.saa- ~ sssnss>s,a s,SuuasS,.
vs1sstDs 0rst. Jr.. ~ = ~. CospssSs,s
&C H&ISxo2
Ysxsa psbticokloa Eeb =. ssfs
L4asf cablicsas..n April 4 Isss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-28
HOW TO GET RID OF
CHRONIC DANDRUFF

The only sure way to get perman-
emily rid OF either oily or dry dand-
ruff is to remove the conditions that
cause it and then keep the hair and
scalp in a permanent, clean, healthy,
vigorous state so dandruff will never
return. This beats shampoos or
head washes which merely drive
away dandruff for a few days at most
w. l.. Gokay and a number OF other
better druggists in this vicinity are
now strongly recommending a harm
less. inexpensive and quick acting
preparation called Partisan Sage
that they say is guaranteed to act di-
rectly on the cause Of dandruff and
which already has become known far
and wide as a safe and efficient treat
ment which cannot possibly iniure
hair or scalp.
Here is a test worth trying. Get a
package OF Parision Sage Rub a lit
tie OF it into the scalp with the fing-
er tips and see for yourself how the
dandruff disappears, the hair stops
falling out, the itching Yanishes, and
new and vigorously healthy appear
ance comes over the hair. Good look
ing hair is half the battle in any man
or woman's personal appearance and
nothing hurts the hair more than dan
druff. Try a little Partisan Sage and
begin at once tobe rid of it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-28
TWO NEPHEWS KILLED
And Pittsfield Man Has Four More in
European War

Pittsfield, Dec 2S-Dr. George H.
Kinnell Of South street is feeling the
effect of the European war for he has
four nephews at the front. Two OF
the six who enlisted have been killed
James Mckenzie, twentythree years
old, was killed October 80 in Belgium
David Coltart, twenty-six years old
was killed at the Dardanelles. Muir.
ray kinnell, nephew, who enlisted
six weeks ago, has appeared at the
Colonial theatre here in She Stoops
to Conquer" lf,-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-28
NORTH BENNINGTON

Ira H. Adams has purchased Ford
runabout of Mr.. Solomon.
Mrs. Fanny Hinsdill has returned
from visiting her son in Troy.
Mrs. Edward Patten and three child
rem are visiting Mrs. Pattens sister
in Mechanicyille.
w. G. Shaw is assisting in the First
National bank during the absence OF
Cashier r. A. Jones.
st John the Baptist church edifice
is being wired and furnished with
fixtures for electric lighting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jones are visit
ing in Putnam, n. Y, for several days
as the guests of Mrs. Jones parents
Sundays storm created good deal
of disturbance among the telephone
lines in this village and surrounding
country.
Mrs. Mary Hall of Walloomsac anC
Adelbert Simpson of Scotia. N. Y.
spent Christmas with MIR. and Mrs
James Humphrey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald Of
Fort Ticonderoga, n. Y, have beer
spending a few days at the home OF
Timothy McGinnis.
William Millett and family have
been the guests of Mr.. Millett's moth
er in Hosick Falls, who expects tc
leave soon for the south, where she
vii spend the winter,
At nine o'clock on New Years eve
the Senior Pathfinders will be glad to
welcome their friends in the yestry OF
the BAPTIST church to spend socia
time, and watch the old year out Re
freshments are promised as a part OF
the evenings program.
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pow NAL


Mrs, P. T. Barnes was in Troy re-
Gently.
There will be no delivery OF mail
Saturday, Jan. list.
John D. Thomas OF the University
Of Vermont, is home for tn holidays.
Miss Florence Barnes who has been
i'll for a few days is again able TO be
out.
The Christmas business done at the
local post Office was the largest ever
done here
Fred Turner who is working in Wat
erville Conn, spent Christmas with
friends here.
Bushnell \, Thompson Of Water
Vile, Conn, is spending a few days
with his family
y Misses Alice and Irene Barnes spent
the Christmas vacation With their pa
rents on High street
Mr.. and Mrs. +, w. Gardner of
Petersburg Junction were guests Sat
urday Of F. NJ. and Mrs. r e. Lewis.
Mrs. Ella J. and Miss Elizabeth
burlington OF Sunset Terrace spent
Christmas with relatives in Benning-
ton.
Miss Sarah Emery of Troy is en-
joying her Christmas vacation with
her sister, Mrs. B. O. Barber of Main
street.
Leo Grady's fine showing in the
boxing bout in the Electric City Sat
ur3ay night was most gratifying t.
his many friends in town
The entertainment and tree at the
Baptist church Friday evening pas
sed off pleasantly and all the children
in the church were remembered.
Daniel J. Purcell who is taking al
+. f. course at the Tri State colleg
in Angola, Ind, is making an eXcer
tionally good record, His first tern
marks averaged over % per cent.
Representative and Mrs. Fredericl
f. Bowling of Boston and Miss f
eanor Bowling were members of tin
Christmas house party entertained Il
Pinecrest, the country place here o
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ladd of Mort
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wright o
Main street are visiting their daught
er, Mrs. Raymond Farman at tn
Fairman home near Boston Nj
Wrights position as crossing tende
is filled by John Tyne while John Fl
Ryan is carrying the mail for Nj
TYNE.
A big passenger car with a Mass
license tried to drive through th'
snow o Bennington yesterday, The!
only got o. far as the Beer farm, no
quite ha: way to the Center where
they We're glad to get turned around
They got stuck uear Wyman's anC
had to shovel out Winter autoins
in this vicinity will be at consider
able Disadvantage until we get anoth
err thaw.
Work on the new station has pro
crossed enough so that one can form
a pretty good opinion of how it vii
look when completed. 1t seems to BIZ
the general opinion that architectural
ly speaking. the building is not a sue
cess, 1t also appears to be rather
small for the needs of the village, es
pecially the freight room. Perhaps OF
the completion of the structure this
opinion may be revised.
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SALISBURY CENTER

The annual business meeting of the
cur on Monday. Jan. 3, 1916, in the
Baptist meeting house at 7 o'clock, p.
m. to transact the following business,
viz: To hear and act upon reports of
the officers for the year 1915; to elect
officers for the year ensuing: to tran
sact any other necessary business.
Everybody interested in the welfare
of the Old Center Baptist church is
hereby invited to be present and to
participate in the deliberations of
said meeting. Merle Bottum, clerk.
SALISBURY, Dec. 26, 1915.