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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-14

part OF the summer. Later spent a
couple OF weeks camping in the noun
tains The rest of the vacation was
spent at home in Canon City.
Miss Miriam Benson spent the sum
mer in Canon City. Attended the
chautauqua. teachers institute. etc.
Mrs. Ella Johnson spent the sum
mer at Las Vegas. ~. NJ. where she
attended the New Mexico State Nor
NAL school. She was post-graduated
from that institution ON July 27th. re-
ceiving the degree OF master of peda-
gogy.
the vacation spent in visiting in Ohio.
Pennsylvania and Illinois The re-
mainder OF the summer WIS a student
at the University OF Chicago.
Miss Catherine Harris. Made brief
visits with friends early in the sum
mer at Odessa, Mo. Omaha. Neb.. and
Lincoln. Neb. The greater part of
the vacation was spent on farm with
her sister near Bedford. Iowa.
Miss Anna Gannett Spent six
weeks as student at the Colorado
State Teachers college at Greeley.
The remainder of the summer was
spent on a ranch In the mountains.
Miss Nina Munroe. Spent the
summer at home in Canon City.
NJ. Il. Logan. Spent the summer at
home in Canon City.
Miss Dorothy Wilkin. Graduated
from Colorado college in 1915. The
first part of last year was a teacher
in the Leadville public schools. Since
that she has been at home in this
city.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess. Spent six
weeks in Greeley as student at the
Colorado State Teachers college. fin
ishiny the prescribed work for the
degree OF Master of Pedagogy. Later
visited in Denver for few days. Re
mainder OF the vacation period was
spent at home in Canon City.
Miss Carrie S. Thomas. Spent part
OF the vacation in association with a
friend In conducting home for girls
attending summer school Was also
student for short time at Golden.
Later visited Cheyenne for the From.
Tier week celebrations.
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THE VACATION AND
CANON TEACHERS

The teachers OF the Canon City
grade schools as a rule spent the sum
mer months In trips OF various kinds
for recreation and study. altho few
of them who were residents here re-
manned at home during the vacation
period
The manner in which they spent it
follows:
Mrs. Minnie C. Merriam spent the
summer quietly in Canon City.
Miss Cynthia MCGOWAN visited at
Sterling and Fort Collins and attended
the Colorado State Agricultural col
lege.
Miss Irena Hamilton devoted a
month to camping and fishing in the
western part Of the state. The re-
mainder of the time was spent at
home in Canon City.
Miss Anna Bea Sherman spent the
vacation months In Kansas and Den
yer.
Miss Mate G. Finlee spent the sum
mer at home in Canon City.
Miss Millicent Steacey spent the
summer on a ranch near Salida en-
joying the simple life. A visit to Don
yer and the military camp at Golden
were incidents Of the vacation.
Miss Maude L. Sutton spent two
weeks at log cabin at Eldora. Colo.
in company with Miss Grace Russell,
Miss Myrtle Raymond and Miss
Blanche Smith. Also visited friends
at Colorado Springs. Denver and Des
Moines.
Miss Bertha Rich spent two months
at Gunnison, Colo, six weeks as stu
dent at the western slope normal
school and two weeks having good
Tho hn
spent at her home in Florence.
Miss Margaret Ross spent summer
at Alta. Iowa.
Miss Edith Burton spent six weeks
as a student at the State Teachers
college in Greeley and one week sight
seeing in Denver. The remainder OF
the time was spent at home in Canon
City.
Mrs. Kathryne Underwood spent the
summer resting In Canon City.
Miss Dessie Sidwell spent two
weeks at Buena Vista. Cottonwood
lake and in the adjacent territory. The
remainder Of the time was spent in
Canon City.
Miss Katherine Mcconnell spent the
vacation months visiting in Fort
Smith, Van Buren, and Eureka Springs.
Ark, and In Joplin and Kansas City.
Mo.
Miss Henrietta Carson visited in
Lafayette. South Bend and other
points in Indiana. also at Webster
City, Iowa.
Miss Mamie Gibbs attended the Ma
tional Educational association in New
York City and visited many of the
more interesting points in the east.
including Boston. Montreal, Philadel.
phia. Washington, ID. c. Was also q
guest OF relatives and friends In Ohio,
Missouri and South Dakota.
Mrs. Ella c. jeffrey spent the sum-
mer at home In Canon City.
Miss Alice Caldwell was governess
1t the Odd Fellows home during ,
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mrs. A. Smith of 927 Park avenue
has returned home from Trinidad
where her brother. Charles Bowers,
of Chandler was sick in the hospital.
Mr. Bowers has recovered from his
illness and is again at work.
Mrs J. ]. Walker and children.
Davis, Eva and Vera, of 1908 Park
avenue have returned home from
their summers outing on Tallahassee
creek
Mrs. William Springer of Denver
returned home last week after a pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Goyett
at S12 South Twelfth street
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Goyett and sons.
Harry and George. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. c. C. Fulford, attended Mel
on day celebration at the Arkansas
Valley fair at Rocky Ford last Thurs
day. They made the trip in Mr.. Coy
etts car and report an enjoyable ex-
cursion.
Miss Alice Hale and Miss Nora
Wood of Romulus, Michigan, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs c. C. F'ul.
ford at 905 South Twelfth street. They
left for home last Friday.
Mrs. w. ]. Jones. of Cripple Greek.
niece of Benjamin Richardson of 924
SOuln lWtlIln StTtets returned 10 neI
home in the district last Saturday af.
ter a visit on Lincoln Park.
Mrs. William Jukes of 302 Sher-
man avenue is visiting her daughter
Mrs. c. H. King, in Denver. She ex.
poets to be gone three or four weeks.
Miss Rose Heminger OF Pueblo has
been the guest of Mrs. J. r. Poet at
347 Sherman avenue.
The evangelistic meetings, which
have been held in the tent on Sher-
man avenue for some time past. were
concluded last Sunday with morning
and evening services.
]. r. Poet is building a garage on
his premises at 347 Sherman avenue
to house his recently purchased Ford
car.
c. A. Anderson of 401 Sherman ave-
nue. has returned home from bust.
ness visit to Colorado Springs and ad-
jacent territory. He says dry farm
ing in eastern Colorado has been
successful occupation this year. tax.
ing everything into consideration.
Mrs. Anderson rs also home from a
visit with friends in the Brewster
ueighborhood.
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II is said to be in the near future.
In Denver on Business.
Graham Evans. mine clerk. accom-
panied Superintendent Sommerville
on his business trip to Denver last
week.
Assistant General Manager Visits
Chandler.
David Griffith. assistant general
manager of the victor-American Fuel
company. who lives in Trinidad. paid
business trip TO Chandler and Radi.
ant, inspecting the mines. last week.
In Canon Last Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Saxon. Miss Bessie
Saxon. Mrs. August Hutter.. Mrs. Al
Hankins. Mrs. James Doyle and vern
and George Halstead were among tho
Chandlerites who visited in Canon
City last Saturday.
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Nontiuueu rum rage ~.
closed last spring when the company
decided to confine its operations to the
Rockvale mine and has since been
idle. The shaft there is one OF the
best equipped in this part OF the
state and has tributary to II an i'm
mense body OF splendid coal. 1t is
not known why the order was issued
by the c. +. & !. management. with
out previous intimation. to put the
property at Coal Creek on a produc-
tive basis, but II is construed to mean
that the company has sufficient busi-
ness in sight to justlf, the undertake
ing.
A message was received by superin.
tendent Beach of the Coal Greek
shaft on Thursday from officials Of
the company In Pueblo to proceed
with all possible haste TO open up the
mine there and to employ such 4
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most beautiful scenery they had ever

most beautiful scenery they had ever
seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, T. Hubbard and
family have returned from Denver
and Greeley. where they have been
visiting the past four weeks.
r. T. Hubbard is spending this
week in Pueblo on business.
Miss Esther Carpenter left Satur-
day for Victor, Colorado, where she
will teach school the coming. year.
Mrs. Sam Bash of town spent Tues
day with Mrs. Savier of East Main
street
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THE PIONEER SHOE STORE

The Pioneer Shoe Store OF Fremont
county is noted for its good shoes
at reasonable prices. 1t carries the
well known standard makes. such as
"The Packard" The Dayton" and
other makes for men, THE Marston'
and "McElwain" for boys. "The Utz
and Dunn" ''The Sherwood Shoe Co"
and Creighton" makes of ladies and
misses fine shoes. A full inc of
Comfort Shoes of the best makes and
full stock of good general line Of
all kinds. No cheap. shoddy stock.
We have been selling shoes for thir-
ty-one years in Canon City. Kindly
give US a call.
DAVIS, THE SHOE MAN.
sos Main.
Record Want Ais for results.
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CARD OF THANKS.

we wish to express our gratitude
for the kindness and loving sympathy
OF friends extended TO ua In our great
sorrow; also our thanks for the many
beautiful flowers.
MRS. J. A. KIRKTON /,
AND DAUGHTERS.
MR.. AND MRS. q. I. KIRKTON.
MIR. AND MRS. LUE LLOYD.
Mr.. AND MRS. HARMON MINOR
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Our candy is always fresh and
clean and the prices are right. Toole
Stores Co--adv.
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We carry nice line OF music. n
u Is new we have e." Hear n PLAYED
on the piano. Toole Stores Co-adv.
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CHANDLER

CONTINUED from Page 81.
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COAL CREEK

Continued from Page 81.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-20
WEST TOWNSHEND.

George Dompicr was in Brattleboro
last week.
George Gale was business visitor
in Brattleboro Monday.
Henry Gardner has gone to work on
the dam in Dunmcrston.
Mrs Harvey Capcn spout the week
end with her father in Gassetts.
Floyd Holden spent the weekend
with his parents, returning to his work
in Dummerston.
Rev. A. +. HartwcII Of Jamaica oc-
cupicd the pulpit in the congregational
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Howe has been enter
tanning her granddaughter. Esther, of
Bratteboro the last two weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Blood of Town
shend and Curtis Knapp Of Wardsboro
are boarding at f. W, Holden :
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Cobb and Ken
meth and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cobb and
son, Norman. Of Brattleboro visited
Mrs. Sarah Carr, Sunday.
Rev. Alfred Cornell occupied the Iul
pit in South Windham Sunday morning
and at the River schoolhouse. East
Jamaica, in the afternoon.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Oscar Hunting and son
Craig, returned to their home in Water
town. Mass. Sunday, having spent two
weeks ut the Lawrence homestead
Miss Beryl Lawrence accompanied
them for a visit.
Postmaster and Mrs. Arthur T. Had
/ lock and daughter Bcrnicc, are spead
ing two weeks in Belchertown, Mass.
I IL Il.
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Falls spent the weekend with their
brother, Alton Holden.
Miss Florence Howard went Monday
to Newfane, where she will work two
weeks in the Newfane Inn.
Miss Bessie Hare is entertaining her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Learn of Bridgeport, Conn, at the Hare
summer home.
Richard La Rose and family have
moved from the Chamberlin house on
the Depot road to the Lawrence house
in Harmonyville.
Miss Robinson of New Haven, Conn.
is summer guest at the home of l. S.
Sayre Miss Robinson is friend of
Miss Mary Kelsey.
Albert E. Laing of Burlington, field
secretary of the Vermont Anti Saloon
league, is in town this week in the in
terest Of that organization.
H. f. Howard has bought of Col. A,
b. Franklin the five-acre moving ad-
joining the kearley farm in Riverdale.
of which Mr.. Howard will take posses
sion this fall
Miss Gladys La Rose and cousin of
d
counting brush handles in c. II. Viii
lard S mill and board with her brother,
Richard La Rose.
Prof and Mrs. f. E. Newton and two
daughters, Misses Dorothy and Mary
| Newton, of Andover, Mass, are spend
| ing their vacation with II. II. Hol-
brook and family.
| Under the strict quarantine law for
the prevention of the spread of infan-
tile paralysis III Vermont the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bosworth of
Brooklyn has been quarantined Ivy the
local health officers at the Congrega-
tional parsonage, where the family are
guests
Townshend met its first defeat in the
West River league at Jamaica Satur
day, Jamaica trimming the team by q
score of - to > and tying the contest
for first place III the league standing
The report of a game on Wednesday OF
this week was through an error in the
schedule.
\ regular meeting of the Hadassal
league was held in the Baptist vestry
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. II. s. KiddcI
and Miss Lottie Jones acted as hostcsse,
and served refreshments. Plans were
made and committees appointed for tn,
annual fair to be held on the villag,
Ipark Wednesday afternoon, July 26. a
; clock. There will be on sale fancy
and useful articles of necdlework. HON,
cookery. ice-cream, candy, etc 4 novel
ty will be doh table presided over by
Mrs. George Smvthe.
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WEST BRATTLEBORO

Matthew Hamilton of Sidney, Mani
toha, was guest recently at A. j. Wal
dron Is.
Mrs. Mary Clisbce has been Wis
itor in the home of Mrs. Emily Good,
enough this week.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Cairns and II. E.
Cairns of Bcuardston were visitors at
r. A. Waldron 5 this week
Miss Doris Shield OF Guilford who
had been in the Mclrose hospital two
weeks for medical treatment, was dis.
charged today.
Mr.. ami Mrs. II. l.. Nichols moved
today from West Guilford to the
house on Western avenue which they
bought of Melvin Dalrymple.
Mrs. r. NJ AlIbee returned last
night from Townshrnd where she
was called Sunday by the Illness of
| her sou. Pcrlcy Allbec, who is i'm
proved.
Fred Thompson, who underwent an
/ operation in the Mclrosc hospital a
week ago today. is gaining, 1t is cx-
( pcctcd that he viii he able to leave
/ the hospital in another week and re-
turn to camp at Burlington.
: Baptist church, Rev. |. NJ. Compton
pastor. Morning worship mt 1880
with sermon by Rev. Edward \. Ma
son of Bellows Falls. Sunday school
AT noon. Evening Worship ut 80.
| Subject, Enthusiasm: Its Value: How
to Cultivate II. MidWcck PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening Leader,
1 Mrs Ella Huurlsou.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-20
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

BY agreement of parties, the Jury
trial of the disposscss suit of Warren
G.. Doolittlc against John Moore.
which was set for trial next Monday
has been continued to Aug. 81.
The Empire presents today the World
feature, Salvation Nell, featuring Bea-
triz Michelcna in a thrilling drama,
Tomorrow Howard Estabrook in The
Closing Net, also the Iron Claw, will be
shown.
The ease of the state against Charles
Taft of West Dummcrston. charged
with assault upon A. II. Webb of
West Dummcrston, set for hearing
today. has been continued to tomor
row morning at 10 O'Clock and will he
heard in the West Dummcrston hall
Today the Princess theatcr presents
Constance Collier in the Paramount pro
ductiou, The Code of Marcia Gray, also
Billie Burke in the second chapter of
the motion picture novel by Mr.. and
Mrs Rupert Hughes Gloria 5 Romance,
Caught by the Seminoles. Tomorrow is
Triangle day. Orrin Johnson will be
seen in The Price of Power. and Mack
Swain in His Auto Ruination, with spe-
cial music in the evening by Lcitsing-
cr 5 orchestra.
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TOWNSHEND.
RAISED $40 FOR SOLDIER BOYS.
T. G.. r. Entertainment Largely Attend
ed and Great Success.

The 7. G. r. entertainment in the
town hall Tuesday evening was sue
cess in every wav and the Enthusiasm
Of the large audience testified to its
satisfaction with the program and to
the sympathy and interest of every one
in the object for which the proceeds
were to be used.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with flags and bunting, many flags be-
ing loaned by Orchard post, q. \. r.
Every number was encored the artists
Ill nearly every case responding, to the
| delight of the listeners Miss Esther
Dale was gwen an ovation at each APP
| pearance, the wonderful power and
sweetness Of her voice holding all
hearts while the talent of her friends
Miss jackson of New York. piano ac-
companist, and Miss Gere of Springfield
| soprano, was thoroughly appreciated
! The readings by Miss Hazel Jones of
New York, who is spending her summer
vacation with her family here. also were
| thoroughly enjoyed. Her expressive
voice and perfect enunciation held the
attention Of her audience.
The program presented included.
! Solo, Miss Esther Dale of Smith college
violin solo, NJ. Park Osgood, Underhill
solo, Miss Gere; solo, Miss Florence
| Howard; reading, Miss Jones; cornet
| solo, Fred Bosworth, BROOKLYN: quartet
Misses Esther and Alice Dale. Gcre an,
jackson; tenor solo. Merrill Sparks
solo, Miss Esther Dale; tableau. Colum
bia, with music and coored lights. TIL,
figure of Columbia, draped in white
with large flag was represented b,
Miss Florence Howard, who is tn,
great great granddaughter of at leas
five soldiers of the Revolutionary war
unteers of the Civil war and the nice,
of Spanish-American war veteran.
lee cream and cake were on sale n
the close of the entertainment and :
,lancc for which Robinson 5 orchestra q
Wardsboro furnished music followed.
The receipts Of the evening were con
sidcrablv over $SJ. Many refuse,
change for tickets or ice-cream. show
ing the spirit of the occasion. In on,
case - bill was offered for the 81,
I2j-ceut tickets requested and the change
refused. The entire proceeds, whicl
should he over $40, will be used to ben
eft the boys ON the Mexican horde
who are well known in this village
These include Hayden Marsh of Com
pauy l. Herbert Harding of Compan,
X, Raymond Watson of Company {
Perlcy Jones of Company X, Waldrol
Russell, Albert Theg and Herman
Wright of Company f, and Earl Buck
ley, who is in a Massachusetts com
pany.
ANY friends who have riffs vhic1
they wish sent i'll the large box to b
packed should mark them plainly an,
leave with one of the T. &. r. commit
tee. who are Mrs. Addie Lawrence, Mis-
Edith Sparks aud Mrs. Eva Marsh. Tn
box will be sent As soon as possible Sug
go>tions rs to its contents will he glad
( ~ received. Part of the sum proLabl
win he sent in cash. Thanks are due al
who SO generously aided in the program
and with donations.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-20
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Hermon Alumni to Raise $4,000 Yearly.

y
Monday and Tuesday were full days
at Mount Hermon, nearly every hour
being filled with an event in the pre-
gram for the anniversary celebration
On Monday morning the Alumni asso-
cation met and the result was the re
communication that the old students
take upon themselves for the next five
years the responsibility of raising the
amount equal to the deficit on 60 boys
year, namely $4,000 At the ami
versary service Henry Roe Cloud, 'G6, u
full-blooded Winnebago Indian, CAV
the address He is the only ull-blooded
Indian to graduate from Hcrmon and
Yale. With him was his bride, who was
educated at Carlisle.
After class reunions in the afternoon
the classes paraded in costume and par
ucipated in field sports Wilfred w
Frye, 90, of Philadelphia was toast
! master at the banquet i'll the evening
The speakers were w. r. Moody, SO;
DR.. Richard NJ. Smith, 80, of Boston
Northfield boy; Rev. John Mcdowell
80, Baltimore, who spends the sum
mers in Mortified, and a. E. Roberts
OF New York city, president of the as
sociation.
| The commencement address was de
liVered Tuesday at 1890 O. clock by
Rev. Charles A. Brooks, 90, of New
York city Principal Cutler at this
time presented diplomas to 20 young
men, the largest class in the history OF
the school. Mr.. Cutler, who has beer
head of the school over 80 years, has I
siX-months leave of absence and goc.
to Belgium to be engaged in relief work
| During his absence Prof. Lloyd L. Nor
ton, vice principal of the school, vii
be acting principal.
Many prizes for excellence in elias
work and general Improvement wer,
awarded at this time Mr.. Moody an
nounced the gift of money sufficient t,
| put the auditorium at East Mortified,
in condition for winter use so that bot
Moody schools can meet together dur
ing the winter months. There is II
building in either school large enough
that is heated, t. accommodate tn
200 students. The service closed wit
the Mortified benediction.
The final event was the reception a
Ford cottage, the home of Principal an
Mrs. Cutler, at $50, for all students an
guests.
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Little Red School House News.

The hay crop in this community is
the heaviest in wears, although late
All other crops are very backward al
SO.
Misses Elizabeth and Marguerite
Dauchy, and their brother. Nathan
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. button a
few days last week.
The lecture on Scotland. given by
Rev. Mr.. Ashworth Saturday evening
in the little red srhoolhousc. was both
interesting and very instructive.
1t is expected that Prof. Grout Of
Ncwfane HILL will address the Farm
ers union August ,. He is a scientist
of ability and his lecture is sure to be
very interesting.
Mrs. Ida +. Davis and family are
entertaining party of friends from
/ Oak Park, ILL.,. consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Martin, their daughters,
Bernicc and Lois, and son, Everett.
They motored from Chicago to Boston,
thence to Cape Cod, up through the
/ Green mountains, arriving here July
! II.
Constance Dutton. :. daughter of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ira j. Dutton. was taken
/ violently i'll Saturday and was operat-
4 ed upon for appendicitis Sunday after
! noon. DR.. Anderson and DR.. Waterman
! Of BrattleborO were assisted by Dr.
! Thomas of Jamaica, the attending
! physician, ald Miss Schumacher, super
I intcndcnt Of the Memorial hospital OF
! Brattleboro. The appendix was found
/ TO be in a very serious condition, aao
even few hours delay might hav,
proven fatal. Mrs. George Il. Whitney
/ of Townshcnd, trained nurse and fricnd
Of the family, is taking charge of the
case, which is progressing satisfactory
! ~. DIR. Hoplinson of Boston has been
in consultation with DR.. Thomas from
the beginning.