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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08
sUPT. CIRCUITS RESIGNATION AT
WATERBURY.

DR.. Don d. Grout of Waterbury, who
has just resigned as superintendent OF
the Vermont state hospital for the in
sane, has given conscientious, painstak
ing service in behalf of that institution
for more than Is years, having been so
dihpent. indeed, that he has worn him
self out in the work. That he should
have felt very great interest IN the
progress of the institution, aside from
the fact that he was the administrative
head, is natural because he might almost
be called the "father" Of the hospital at
Waterbury, having had charge, as a
member of the Vermont House of Repre-
sentatves, of the bill that made the IN
stitution possible, having had charge OF
the construction of the buildings and
having brought the earliest inmates from
the Brattleboro Retreat to the splendid
new buildings. So the history of the
state hospital at Waterbury has been in
measure the history of DR.. Grout him
self, as he has been bound up in the du-
ties of administration ever since 1905.
The people of Vermont have felt conf
dence in the conduct Of affairs at the
Waterbury institution for all these years
and while they regret that he is to re-
linquish his duties they will recognize
that DR.. Grout has earned vacation
from the excessive cares of the position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08
We hope Lloyd.George can do it.

There is Mr.. "Oliver Osborne" in
nearly every community.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

See those new silk dresses at Abbotts
All trimmed hats one-third off for Fri
day and Saturday. Mrs. Shepard Co.,
Inc.
James Clark of Quebec arrived in the
city yesterday for visit of several days
with his brother, Harry Clark.
Miss Irma Ferris, who has been visit.
ing relatives in Barre for a few weeks
returned this morning to her home in
Hartland.
Mrs. Isaac C. Given of Winehendon
Mass, a former resident of Barre, is
passing several weeks with relatives on
South Main street.
Regular meeting of Granite City lodge
No. 81, |. 0. o. H. NJ. T., viii be held in
X. of C. hall Friday evening at ! o'clock,
Initiation and refreshments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08
R4NITEVILLE

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
d. J. Murray Thursday Dec. Z
Mrs. William Geake left yesterday for
Littleton. n H., where she will visit her
father.
Norman McIver is confined to the
house by an attack of bronchitis.
Donald McIver, Angus McIver and An
gus Mclean returned from Alberta. Can
ada Wednesday, where they have been
employed during the harvesting season.
Wilbur Duquette is employed in the
machine shop OF T. L. Smith 4 Co.
A number Of people from here attend
ed the seven-cent fair at Goddard sem
mary last evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08
WITERBURY

Edison F. Palmer has bought of Charles
NJ. Allen the Griffith harness shop on
Main street.
The ladies' aid of the Methodist church
will hold their annual chicken-pie dinner
and sale on Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
A company of ladies had supper at
Robinson's Wednesday night in honor of
Mrs. Sumner Stearns, whose birthday
was that day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08
Who Will Claim Them?

Letters uncalled for at the Barre post
office for the week ending Dec. were
Men-William Anker, Frank Brothers
Dave Brown, T. Cssavant, Edmond Cur.
rier, Albert f. Clark, William Corti, A
Giguere, Henry c. Gay, George II. Jones
Clayton d. Lewis, Ceballos Manuel, Hart
well Mcdonald, Gandsr Msrcelino, \
Pagnana, Foster Truey, Cosme Higuera
Vige.
Women-Mrs. Wallace Adams, Miss
Jeanne Bernascone, Mrs. Ella NJ. Forest
Miss Bessie Maynard, Mrs. Adline Stacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08
TALK or THE TOWN

See Abbott's line of Christmas waists
New kimonos and bath robes at Alb
bolts.
A New Home sewing machine makes
an ideal Christmas gift, The Homer
Fits Co.
Old and young folks dance in Rowland
hall Thursday, Dec. IA, Watch for par.
ticulars-adv.
| have few sets of furs left and also
separate mufrs, that | will sell at a big
reduction to close them out, Come at
once and look them over. Joe Koval-
sky's Tailor shop, Eastman block Tel,
424-4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08

For a supposedly influential and GER
tainly very rich man, John d. Archbold
is not given very much editorial com
ment by the New York papers, Perhaps
his life is overshadowed by that other
John D., also of oil fame.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08

The whirlwind changes in Great Brit
aims government emphasizes the need of
a really great man to unite the diseord-
ant elements and plan policy for the
nation in an acute crisis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08

Problem in military science; If it took
exactly 100 days to conquer Rumania,
how many days would it take to conquer
the unprepared United States?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08
ResinoI Soap

German guns. The Rumanians simply
took lesson from the fate of the Belgian
cities and evacuated. Some day Bucha-
rest will be repopulated by Rumanians,
who will reutrn to their unchanged
homes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08

If Germany takes another nation cap
tive she may enlarge her business to the
breaking point There is such thing
as oyer-expansion,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08

The "trusty' who took care of the
chickens at the house OF correction is
wanted back on the job; the chickens are
hungry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08

The munition reserve must be piling
up to mountainous proportions back OF
the Anglo French lines ON the western
front.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08

William j. Bryan has something to
keep him busy for the remainder of his
days-making the whole country dry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-08

The Rumanians may have left Bucha-
rest because they didn't want to be set
at work in Germany.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
Deaths

Peter Captain. Harper hospital.
die Alice OBricn. 1i6 Adams, 30
years. ncohritis James Edward ktr-
by 2tA Second, months, cholera IN
fantum, Alfonso Swiocicki, l6l Gree
lev months. cholera infantum;
Mary thlrCo Radalac, Grace hospital
about - Years. puerPeral lam psla
ElrtdRe t., S'Hhi. 50l Elmwuod, days
convulsions. Emile David. az Ellcry,
u years absccs- 81 lung. John Pad
dlng, loo + Congress, 81 years car
diac asthma Rose Mary Grenirl 1905
25th, months. enteritis Chas =.
Eames. l5J Woodward o. years. apo
.e'ary- Hevrv ~ stewart. Harper hos
pital, 30 years. acute intestinal oh
structiou. tguatZ Wrohol 26O7 W
tratiou. Mildred J.. Behrendt 1917
seminole 81 DAYS. cntcritl'. Marc
Gr4"ssle. 30 BclNIdere. 20 years. in
quest pending Theresa GrHe--lc 3 TO-
John rashhindor. Receiving hospital
- years eUdoCarditis James "
Schleif Grace hospital annex. 3.
Taylor. Herman kiefer hospital. 20
wears. pulmonarv tuberculosis. Goo.
Almon owen. Ht2 Brush. % years.
cru~hing injuries torrlnc Perry.
Providence hosuital. - years uremia
stanley Gomhle. ~ RpwcuH s. years
anthrax. Louis Ledukc, Lite Sisters
OF the Poor so years. arterio- gClerO-
sis Henry J.. bNhols. Harper hpspl-
TAI, - years, dianF'lN ufllllNN. mas
Years general peritonuts, Elizah IN
Real. Herman Eiefcr hospital. 2s
years. pulmouary Tuberculosis ken
neth smith Chudrcn's Free hospital
months. malnutrition Peter x
MeCher, clay and Dubois. about 20
years, hcmorrhREe Valentine Grubba
742 Wills East II years. ur"mia; I'd
ward COLI. Herman Etefor hospital
wears. tuhertular meningitis. An
.houy Grenke. sos Chene, II months
acute enteritis, Julicttc TAhert. %.
23d about 81 years seuility. LoOr
Wienczak. 3g1 Poplar. II months. en-.
tero-colitis Elizabeth Farrell li2
Lakewood. 81 years. cancer Of lN"I
Ethel Elkin Harpcr hospital. q
years. general peritouitis, Augustine
Ladmanu. 1881 Campbell. 80 years
Ka 'ka CSC 35th. s months cholera IN.
faufum Mary Pesko 1850 Chene,
months. mara smUa. Frances Josephine
Snalloy. 2G2 Green. r months. marlS
mus Rosie Eeboch, Childrcn's Free
hospital. years, brouchU rueum outa'
Mary BridgUap. ST. GHoomacher IS
years. cerebral hcmorrhaEe. Martin
EMERY. Arthur ChrahuwslI. Cos Gran
day. , months hamilton. Anthony
Nrob lewski 81 L-praul. 10 months
cholera iufantum Elizabeth Tones
1894 Fifth ~ Years. mitral require r.
tation Della a. Evans, $40 Merrick
- years exhaustion. Phehc T. Dens-
more. -G} WUuame 6S years, cerebral
hospital. west branch 8 months. mall
nutrition, Enelir BoGcNart ljS CON
lin ~ wears. spoplcNy Edwin Hoff-
man. 1885 sheridan. Is years. en'oCar.
ditis Louise Stthlin. Harper hospital
81 years. diabetes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
Marriage Licenses

Iohn Thomas. % Coretta Thath-
well q
Peter czyakiewtcz IS Mary wilz-
,,RiebGrd a. EuscheI SO Louise
W-bber IS
T.I,er Wce'rral 90 Ruth Roe. 20.
Robert Bridges. o5. Niagara Falls;
GwvudolIn Cromwell 20 same.
Charles Gaul % May Baker; rs
Arthur Muth. -. Akron. O. Harriet
. Gersraod. 20 Cleveland, O, a.,
Andrea G.. Thomson 81 Alice
Thomas Young 80 Elizabeth Bal
i.r,sr sopsid. 90, stefania Rutkos-
Uierard G.. Fielding, %. Florence
/ H. Lysie. -
lo1n ! Moran. a. Springfield, o.
David -lutsfy. 22 Anna ewartz, 20.
Earl UeCamp. -, Crown Point Ind
Nnnn pudak, %. chicago.
Bort + Lsraheu IS Toledo Eta
| liammaker. 80, same.
John ola. go Hlda Poyhaue, 80
Lloyd Shaner 20. Bellefontaine O
Ruth Owings, 25. Canton, -.
John 9 Friedrich. 30 Gertrude
hl6ert weaver. 30; Victoria Carcw.
Kezlmlr stochovski. 81; Amelia Ko-
Wslska. 81
Lorenzo Mnehan %. Elrobora 30
Earl Ransom 20 Lucille Cross
John . Fricdlon. Al Harbor Reach.
7 O. krthcriur : Swinohardt. 40 same,
Harry r. Myers 81. Chicago. Beat
rice v KING, %. Hamilton. ont.
Edward J Cabot 80. chicago Es-
th.r Briggs. "a same
Arthur KlotZkpr 10. Emma Klamm
Ualpn Mcdonald. "a Catherine
HTuce E!dred, % Marjorie Mercer.
francis ponohue. 81 Julia Moycal
John Sarmel a. Detroit. Ella
Sutherland. ~. Roscommon.
Arthur e schutucr, q, Osko.h.
Wis H"IIen NJ. Gomont. ?. same
~ hrnno M Mr., - ,v Detroit PelHSia
Frank Mshak, % Mabel Rich %
Joseph Dorsen. %, Nettie Fcrnier,
Ernest ) pnworth, %, Dora Marie
Clifford can Bonn. eI Anna NJ
Ricce. 20
Clarence Goode. ~. Detroit Kate
/ lynch. ~. Louisville. Ky.
Henry Mauinl, IS, Detroit Rose
. Nv hfNA. ~ = ll'fNkN.
William Decker 26. Piqus. . (.
Blanche Covauldy. g. same.
otto -. Fott. -, Elina Deter, 81.
/ Conrad Ludwig. 90 Emma Clark,
I
James + Hayes, Is Augusta W.
R'atklN. 1g
Joseph H. rr"iffer, 81 Mary Braht.
/ IS
George J.. Mason, 80, Mary pooley.
Louis Antaya. 20 Sadie Marks. IS
| Bert Albert Reece, So Kate -.
/ Dark "a
Anton Swatowski. % Emilia Sndol
10 TVTWWH
Robert Nllar. Il. Crosse .PoIUTa
/ Farms Anna \ Gillus. ~. Detroit
Allen Cbarlia Brock. ~. Lena Gold
man %
! !. Currcy. %, Alnunt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15

Pearhe- S3.50u8I5 bu.
PincappIez > ~ l,5o crate
Potatoes S3.aon3.75 bhl In car
lots.
Poultry -- Best brollers. 23a24c;
No . 'roilcrs 2lU22c: fancy hens
Isa1SIac, No. hens. l5aI6c. stays,
ia 30. geese. ll@lzc; duckh no
susc, Potatoes 81 so bu and $3.50
JoBBING PRICEs
go G""" Gina Go1 bean. a. s"gsSo
Fan; Ma Maine, IT'S sSssndsrqs q
early June. $40; standards. 81. Sal
mon. tall $50 9at; Dps' B sSS To- e.
early June $3.50; sitted early June.
Conee~-whlte House, 2sc: standard
rackages, 1874 @21 rc III -,
Bran. s25; standard middlings. sec;
fine middllngs. $50. cracked corn, t36;
coarse corn meal, sS5; corn and oat
Tiour-Iobbi.g prices: nsst Miehi-
81 SO. Straight. $3.50 pure rye. $3.50;
spring patent. $50 Dbl. in eighth pa
Detroit Outlaw linssed oil, re,
boiled llnseed. TSc gal. in barrel lots.
Kerosene in iron barrels: Diamond
headlight. Sac: perfection. So; paia-
cine, lO.sci req crown pasoiine' isc
gal
annealed wire, ,2.sO bundle; gaivan-
ized barbed wire, 2-point. s223 spool
galvanized sheets, 2i-gauge, S4b5; 81
gauge. .ft:s6, 2s-gauRe. $500: 80.
axes, single handled. $3.50: double,
S12 so doz. black sheet metal. 20 and
s4-gauge, t3.25, 26gauge 1870; 27-
gaugc. 1898, 2S-gauge. $40 per cwt.
Carriage bolts. small. soc, 10 and S
on, large, soc and OF; machine
bolts, small, soc. 10 and 10 on: large.
4Oc. 10 and OF list.
Hides-No. / cured hides. 100: No.
] rreen hides. t6c; 30. cured bulls,
10, No / green bulls. l2c: No. I
cured veal kip. 23c; No 1 green veal
Mp. &c, No. ! cured murrain. lJc;
N. ! green murrain. Sc; No. cured
horse hides. So 20; No 2 horse hides.
$50 No ! tailow, ,IAc. No. 2 tsllow;
s bsc per ID; No. 2 hides, lie OF. No 2
kip. ana calf 1Ikc on sheepskin (as
10 amount wooD. 50cdtl.25
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
BANK BOOK LURES
FUGITIVE TO JAIL

Allie Racid was arrested By the
Highland Park police, Monday.
charged with attempt TO KIN, after
search lasting since July rs. RIA.
cid aud a fellow boarder. Musstae.
ba Aynb, al No - Cottage Grove.
ave, quarreled anu fought Aynb
was the victor Ia the HEnI I-aI.
In the evening. Aynb was met by
Racid Who stabbed him through the
lung Aynb has been In Grace hos
pital since then in a serious condi.
ton
Racid fed. but left some OF his
belongings IN the boarding house.
The police found bank book and
notified the bank not 10 give out any
money on the account. Racid came
10 se, his bank book AT the jail and
Was locked up He was released on
$1,000 bail with two suretics
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
MOrtuary.

HOOSE-Aug 13 Charles. beloved
brother u the late Arthur Hoose.
Mrs r. n Mccarthy and Mrs O G.
Osborn. 81 chicago, III Funeral
from V Geist q Sons chapel. No.
200 Randolph Wednesday. SIS
a m, and 9 O'Clock at Our Lady OF
Sorrows church
LAETHEM Aug. II, 1915, Constant:
Virginia Laethem. father OF Mrs
Julius Louwers Richard, Conrad
and Mrs Paul DeRonne and CAMEL
I.Aethem Fnneral from residenc..
No l5G Shipherd. Wednesday ~
SIS IN. aud at our Lady Of Sor-
rows cturch az ..
MARSH ALIr-AuE ~ 1915. Edward
A. husband Of the late Elizabeth
Marshall Cnec Nichols), and broth
er Of Frank $" Margaret Z w
thony J. and the late John r. Mar
shall Funeral Wednesday from
residence. No. 906 Fast Grand blvd.
at s30 and t. the - Joseph s
church at o. Burial al Nj. Elliot
via auto.
sTEHLI> 10 Louise aged 50
years. beloved wife ~ Fred Al
fonso Stchlln Funeral from rosi-
ddcnGGc No. iol9 yam. lp%yko-aye"
aud s. Catherine church % a.
m Deceased was a member ~
Degree Of Honor. 40. 90 Please
omit flowers
UMr-Aug ~. suddenly Hilary y.
aged Is wears. beloved son ~ J
and Catherine stump dear broth
er Of Bernita .. John w Loretta.
Herbert j.. and Artoinettc stump
Funeral from residence. No ~
Ruena Nista-ave east W'dunSda =.
Aug lG a. $40 and Blessed Sac
rament church at 2.
KRAUSE--Au -. 1916, Gustave W.
beloved husband q Emma krause.
aged 50 years Funeral from his
late residence. 40 IA PaCifiC-Rye.
Wedne sday ~ p m. Burial AT
Woodmere. via auto
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
FILES CHARGES
AGAINST POLICE
Ellmann Accuses Chief and Pa
trOiman of ACTS UnbecOm-
ing Guardians of People"

JAMES l. Ellmann. Detroit and
Highland Park altoIncy filed spo-
cine charges. Monday night, with
the common council OF Highland
i'ark. charging chief Scsmou and
nine patrolmen. on, of whom has
died since the a9ts were committed,
with "A uLmoer OF acts "uubefittins
guardian Ut the p,opl, The
subOiuinatcs mentioned IN the
charges are Detectives Tucker. Cross
and Bunch, Sergeant GAY aud
Ewing. Motorcycle OHcer tllcovitch.
and patrolmen 10, lIher AMI
Thomas Long
Ellmann also brings charges
agaiiEt one % tn, village Justices
Cf the peace. whose name IS being
withheld until an inyt. tigation IS
Made ElimauE chdlring BIN with
showing ldyorlrl,m to III police g.,
parIncht. with having "a mon upOly
III In village on ,''iaIn Cases. and
with cnnsulths with the chief If
polico in q number OF IT. lance be-
fore imposing sca,,nDe.
The officers are charged with
max Ing Illegal arrests. lpma die.
courteous TO citizens and prisoners.
and being uunrecs.auL. roulh IN
making arrests chef seymour l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
BIBLE CLASSES
SUCCESS DESPITE
TORRID WEATHER

Vacation Bible school, being con.
Quoted AZ the Highland Park Trin
ny NJ T.. church. viii close. Aug
rs. This. the FIRST attempt made in
Highland Park alonE the lines of "a
Bible school has been complete
success Although the hot weather
held down the attendance some.
what, The average daily attendance
WAS lGJ.
Besides Bible study. the girls had
classes in sewing. basketry, and
crochet work, while the boys made
hammocks. bound books, and made
kites and basket, Suitable com.
mencement exercises viii be held,
Friday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15

Ecismsun Rciuhold Thomas. 20 Con
g"r peter NasinHki, Sos 'anueld T.,
John kusch, 1901 sheridan. Charles
klllerau. zoe Townsend George j.
MNrKold, 222 IlclenA Oliver AZ. Burke.
sc NNiculet Brun NAUTICAL. GO Mitch.
ell. Walter Miller. en- isth; Michael
Janjanin, 1908 Russell. Darcy T.. Rob
inson. 2023 Oakland. 'tilippo CeliCa.
e3l Fort east. Daniel X Gilbert ~
Rushey Henry G Pohl. Proyidcuc"
hospital, Black Klimck 1927 juno
ton VIM TaChe. l3S Fisher, Louis
Price. 39i Vermont. Ralph Brown
22G - Aubin, IiO Matteuri. 644 Mo
Clellan. Howard T.. Smith. Providenc"
hospital. Bruce 4. Nudge, 302 Crane.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
GIRL BADLY HURT
WHEN SHE RUNS
IN FRONT OF CAR

Winnie BiFcs, ls years old. Twins
AT No POS Candler-aye.. Highland
Park was badly injured when she
ran IN front ~ an automobile driven
by Ernest REIN No. 636 ST Aubin.
ave lat" Monday She was re.
moved % the office OF Dr James +
Nor'hup, No 3342 Woodward ave
and later taken 20 her home where
it is said she will tee incapacitatcd
FOR several weeks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

Prof William { lload, employed
oy the village oI highland PARK 10
draw plans and mekc estimates for
a a. 100000 reservoir for he village
10 replace the old one has com.
pleted his work and presented his
plans TO The council for aprtc-dL
The council viii advertise for bids
Immediately, and expects to be able
10 award he contract at the next
meeting II no bids are accepted or
the usst opening, Tho work will be-
delayed unttl neX' summer
Mr.. snd NJ , N riancy ~ No.
.Sa shlsuf-aNr spou' mo week
Mr. and Mrs Milton 'lfatgh. Misc
Lillian Hubert and Gordon tuh'rt. or
- Thomas, ont. nave been enter o.
tanned for several days by Mr.. and
Mrs John cooper. ot so. 80 Davl-
Mr. ana Mrs W Nuen and two
daushters Elizabeth and GLADYS. Of
No - Rer,sfard -aye- have ctt 20
VISIT with fri'uda and relatives IN
Chatham, ~arula. 81 Thomas. 1nh
Renton Hlrhor
No 50 R.ro-f uta aEr. 1t" home from
a trlp to iptiaraIpi Iu|
John ktllnr. e p"ru-E I.au.H. who
Us suffrriug from 3D. severe attach OF
whuupiuc cough
John sutton. Of SO --N cortland
ave. g. spending his vacation OF two
woke af tho rsur uf hl. father 100
Wa4i Iorna. ont
M and Mrs George p..lt... ~ SO.
f.S t.Du-gNr. have returned from
rrs'pnvi I'D Whet they mutr'-d Co
visit. with friends and relatives
Mr. and Mr. billion ana family. OF
NJ IS Buera NI.fa-aNt.. W,st. have
returned FROM INDIAN River. where
th,y ep,nf very pf,a .nut vacation
- two weeks
Nrs Co. Johnson and daughter Miss
sadie. ~ SO .HE 20 uIau'-t'r., Will
lsa,. shortly o.. spend hort time at
Sandwich. ont
Miss I.Ib,lIs cooper of SO. 80
payf- on-att.. ANA MISS catherine Al
turned % their homes Irom two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
COOLIDGE TO BE
BACTERIOLOGIST

Nr Tohr q Martin head cf thr
Highland Park board Of health. hat
recommended thr appointment II
H. Coolidge. profe--or Of bq,teriol.
ocs ~ he Michigan Agricultural
college Gs village bactcriologist
The village courcl viii agree 10 the
appointment, a. he next meeting
The position is 30 carry a salary OF
g. zoo year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
HIGHLAND PARK

old girl at Highland Park. Vas tried
before judge flanagan. Monday He
pleaded not guilty and Was bound
over To th, circuit court for trial
when he could not furnish 5 ocq
bail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
REINFORCED CONCRETE
RESERVOIR

Highland PARK Mich, Aug 70
NOTICE TO CpNTR ACTORS sealed
propusafa will be received by tho
clerk ~ the Village uf Highland re x
no -u o'clock y. m Eastern stand
md f.uc IN Monday. the ~ 1t day OF
August. fflt. for rhe construction ~
a reinforced concrete reservoir ap-
uroxfuaf.Iv Lara ~ hy 29s It.. out
a,fe. ana d. 70 deep az the wall line
Tho exterior wall will be OF but
trees type and 81 uniform section all
around The foor viii be 81 double
slab construction. with a waterproof
ing mem Urauc 81 bituminOus material
between lower and upper slabs.
The plans and specincations under
which the work IL 20 be done NAV
Roe exam med M the office " the WI
I7Ea Clark and copies OF the same
may hr otta ned boy making de-
posit - Five Dollars. which Will be
refunded upou their return, IN good
condition
4 rortIh,d check for a sum not less
than fr. per cent ~ the amount ~
tne proposal Viii pe required with
each prrpusRI
The riEbt 90 reject any or al pro-
po,Ila, and the right 20 waiv" de-
fecte IN proposals are reserved BY
r. VI FORD,
village Clerk
T. r. POSTER
supt OF Public Works
WOAD AND DECKER.
Consulting Engineers.
Ann Arbor Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-15
Births
BOYS

BOYS
olef Berg, t2o Philsdelphis Nike
John. ISL Rivard, Joe simon, sos Lar
nod Anton Lung, 7ol Lafayette, M
thony zagaletitsk. P32 gath, George
kufok 10 Newton. Albert Carty.
Harper hospital Edward Hritz, II
r. Milton, $50 clark, Henry 5. Teller.
1917 Helen Michael Skurds, 50 Lam
bort Godfrey Bqchoiz ss Aubrey
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