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Foundry.
PRESBYTERIAN.
New York Avenue.

Thanksgiving day services are to he
held at j o'clock tomorrow morning a +
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
New York avenue between 18th and
14th streets northwest.
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe is to preach
the sermon. There is to be a sneciaj
musical program. given by the choir
or the church The Russian Hymn" is
10 De sung, followed by Gadsbys so
Live, Our Governor Warnings He
Sendeth the Springs" and Holmes. 20
Lord of Hosts"
Thanksgiving services are to be held
at Central Presbyterian Church, IStb
and Irving streets northwest tonor
row morning at II o'clock. Rev. roe lanes
f. Taylor. the pastor. is to preach the
sermon. Mrs. Fl. G. Wilbur is TO he at
the organ. Earl Carbaugh is to sing
Thanksgiving" by Cowen.
First.
I'The Harvest" a study of the results
OF the war. is to be the subject of the
by Rev. John Britain Clark at services
to be held tomorrow morning ~ ~
o'clock at First Presbyterian Church
John Marshall place between C and D
streets northwest.
Many new residents of the citv .re
expected to attend the services Many
men in uniform are becomine raaI1Ia ,
attendants of the services of this
church.
Mrs. Schutt will be at the organ rhe
usual choir will be assisted by instru.
mental music. including violin harr
and cello. National anthems will be
sung.
Bethany Chapel.
Soldiers and sailors are invited to tn.
Thanksgiving SociaT' to he haId ~
night at o'clock at Bethany Preshy,
terian Chapel, 18th and c streets nortb,
west. ~ 80
Gunton-Temple.
National hymns are to be sun1 AZ IL.
Thanksgiving day services TO he hell
tomorrow morning at 1870 o'cIock a.
Gunton-T Temple Presbyterian Church
l4th and X streets northwest
Rev. Douglas Putnam Birnfe is Z.
preach the sermon. The services are r.
close promptly at 1890 O'clock, n ia an.
nounced. 80 "
Metropolitan.
IAN Unusual THANKSGIVING" in to h.
the subject of the sermon to be de.
ltvered tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
by Rev Freeley Rohrer at Metropolitar
Presbyterian Church, 4th and b streets
southeast.
A Thanksgiving Offering will be taker
and the proceeds distributed to the
Presoyterian Home. Casualty Hospital
Fourth.
Thanksgiving cheer will be carried by
members OF Fourth Presbyterian Church
To- those 1t the Washin toni City, Hos.
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Emmanuel.
CATHOLIC.

Low masses will be celebrated
at st. Patrick's Church at $50
I. 80 and $ o'clock. The principal
service will be the Pan american mass
at 10 O'Clock. Cardinal Gibbons VIII
preside The assistant priest will he
Rt. Rev. Mgr. James O'Brien. and the
deacons of honor will he Very Rev.
George Dougherty and Rev. NJ. j. Rior-
dan. The mass will be celebrated by
Rev. James A. Smyth. with Rev Francis
Hurney as deacon and Rev. Francis
CavanauEh as subdescon. The sermon
will be delivered by Rt Rev. pr. W. I.
Russell, Bishop of Charleston. s. &.
The mixed and sanctuary choirs Will
render special and appropriate music.
An orchestra will accompany them. 81
Johns College cadets are to act as a
guard of honor. and viii attend the
service in the church. salutinS at the
solemn elevation.
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THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2s 1871

Iavenue and Bancroft place. at II am.
under direction of A. G. Eldridge'
Ichoirmaster. It includes: Professional:
"Come, Ye Thankful People. Come,
and canticle. "Oh, Praise the Lord" (Ei-
lvey): TIE Deum Schubert; Jubilate
(Tschaikowsky): hymn. 20 Father,
God. to Thee" Carey; ofrertory an
them. Praise the Lord tMaunder1,
and recessional. Rejoice. the Lord Is
King" (Parker,. The rector, Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith. will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon and there will
be holy communion at 1:30 am. Fr'-
day. st. Andrews day. will be OBJ
served as a special day of fasting and
extraordinary acts of devotion. as en-
joined by the war commission and the
Washington Synod of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. Holy communion
will be celebrated at IL am. with spe-
cial war prayers.
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HEBREW.

Washington Hebrew Congregation
At 1890 am, service of prayer ana
song: ] am. presentation of a service
flag by Mrs. Harry Hahn in behai1 or
dress by Chief Justice T. Harry Coving-
ton of the District supreme Court;
noon. hosts and hostesses viii meet
their soldier and civilian guests Tor
dinner: to y. M. social and dance.
AdaS Israel Congregation - Special
services. IL o'clock, with music by male
choir Sermon by Rabbi Benjamin l..
GrosSman on why We Thank God.
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GIVING Of THANKS
IN ALL CHURCHES
Observance of Anniversary in
Washington Scheduled Prin-
cipaIIy for Morning.
PROGRAMS FOR TOMORROW

The feast of Thanksgiving is to he
observed in all churches of the city
tomorrow. The greater number of the
exercises are to be held in the morn
ing, with scattering exercises for the
afternoon and evening.
In some of the churches there are
TO be three services during the morn
ing, while other denominations will
hold but one. In several instances
union services are being held by
churches in various neighborhoods-
At st. Patrick's Catholic Church the
principal service will he the annual
pan-American mass at 10 O'Clock. At
Metropolitan Memorial NJ. +. Church
President Wilson is to worship at the
thanksgiving services, which are 10
begin at 10 o'clock
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Metropolitan.

The annual sunrise praise and testi-
mony service will be held a the Metro
pclitau Baptist Church Thanks giving
morning at o'clock. The service is
limited TO one hour. and thirty minutes
of the hour will be given over to testi-
monies of praise. No one speaker is
permitted to talk more than one-half
minute. The entire service will be in
charge of Rev John Compton RaIl. as
sisted by the three Christian E,ndeayor
societies OF the church. Harold King
will lead the singing
Donations of canned goods and nom
perishable groceries will be received
for the benefit of the Baptist Home for
Aged Ladies' The Offering will he
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with the mission will be the guests Of
the organization. The mission has sent
out an eleventh-hour appeal for more
funds to provide additional dinners for
all who may present themselves.
Dr. Francis St. Clair. physician In
charge of the free dispensary of the
mission, will speak. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelly will sing. with Miss Wilson at
the plano.
A combined chorus from St. Michael
and All Angels Church, under direc-
ton of Miss Antoinette F. Peterson.
will sing between and o'clock. The
exercises will be concluded at $3.50
o'clock with an address by Judge STAN
ton J. Peelle
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METHODIST.
Calvary.

american Ideals" is to be the theme
OF the Thanksgiving day sermon TO he
delivered by Rev. James Shera Mont
somery at services at II O'Clock To.
morrow morning at Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church. Columbia road be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest
special musical program, both
vocal and instrumental, will be given
Inc general public is invited.
Musical numbers will include An
dante In c tSilas). Revere" On
No (Nicode). and '"roccata (Dubois,
MIS- Hazel Bachschmid is to sing "rhe
Song OF Thanksgiving"
Foundry.
The Battle Ground of Ciyilizstior, is
to be the theme of the sermon IN he
given by Rev. Walter e Burnett a,
services to be held at IL O'Clock tomor.
row morning at Foundry Methodis,
Episcopal Church. 18th and Church
streets northwest. Special musicsi
numbers are to be given by the uuarre,
choir. Of which Anton kaspar is di.
rector.
A Thanksgiving social for business
women and girls is to be held ar the
church at o'clock tomorrow eyenine
and all women and girls are invited to
attend.
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BAPTIST.
Union Services.

Most of the Baptist churches of the
City will hold joint union services at
Calvary Baptist Church, Sth and II
streets northwest. tomorrow morning
in addition to special services TO be
held at the churches preceding the
joint meeting. Rev. Samuel H. Greene
of Calvary Baptist Church will preach
Hemsineth" will be sung bS a quartet
composed of Miss Mabel Roberts. Mrs.
William J. Reed. Richard i. Backing
and T. A. Dona ldson, under the direC-
lion of the organist of the church. Louis
A. Potter. jr. The collection will be
for a worthy charity.
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CONGREGATIONAL,

Regular Thanksgiving exercises will
gational Church, 10th and @ streets
northwest. Rev. J. b. Clayton will
preach the Thanksgiving sermon. The
choir will render a special musical pro-
gram. DIR. James L. Gordon. pastor
Of the church. will 'oficiate at the de-
votional exercises preceding the SER
mon.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Christian Endeavor Union will hold a
reception at the church at o'clock
tomorrow night.
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WHY WE GIVE THANKS.

1--WE have been given the op-
portunity to serve mankind as
we once served ourselves IN tae
great day Of our declaration OF
Independence; by taking up arms
against a tyranny that threatened
to master and debase men every
where. and Joining with other
free peoples In demanding for ait
the nations of the world what we
then demanded and obtained Tor
OurselveM"-From President Will
sons Thanksgiving proclamation.
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Advent.

At the Church of the Advent. I'd and
L streets northwest, there Will be
Thank ksgiving services at ii a m to-
morrow. when the rector. Rev. Edward
Marshall Mott, will preach on "A Spe.
cial Rea son for Thanksgiving A full
choir of men and women. assisted by
n choir of boys. will give the following
program of music:
Harvest Home" professional; spe-
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st, Alban's Parish.

Thanksgiving services are scheduled
both at st. Georges Chapel. Tenley-
town. and St Johns Chapel. :s'd near
Q street northwest (coloredo. both be
longing to st. AIbans parish and botn
under charge of Rev. Edward Douse
At the former there will be holy
eucharist at am. and choral even
song and sermon at 8 pm AZ the
latter there will be choral mathis. holy
eucharist, also choral and sermon at
Ii a
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st. Aloysius.

a war service flag containing 300
stars. representing members of 81
Aioysius Church parish and Gonzaga
Coilege who are now fighting for
Uncle Sam. is to be unfurled, following
Its blessing tomorrow morning in front
Of the church, after a military mass
The pilitary mass is to be held at
O'Clock and will he celebrated by
Kew Father Paul r. Commit s. j. The
sermon is to be preached by Rev.
Father Edward ]. Sweeney, S. j.: Rev.
Father William Brooks, S. j., is to act
as deacon and Rev. Father w A.
Whealan. S. j.. is to act as subdeacon'
Prior to the mass the Gonzaga Col
lege cadets. headed by their band, will
march In the vicinity of the church
and will also attend the mass. After
the mass and during the unfurline OF
the flag the band will render a num-
ber Of selections and the choir will
sing. Another parade of the cadets
and band will follow the flag cere-
monies.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

A program of continuous exercises
has been arranged by the Gospel Mis-
sion for Thanksgiving day. Begin
ming at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon
there will be music in headquarters at
PA and 216 John Marshall place, with
short talks by mission officers and
members at o'clock.
Dinner will be served at the mission
headquarters at noon and a long list
OF. poor. persons who have registered
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Sacred Heart,

There is to he a special service at 10
o clock tomorrow at Sacred Heart Churrh
consisting OF low mass. accompanied hH
several musical numbers. a sermon. APP
propriate 10 the occasion. will be preache"
by the pa astor, Rev T.. G. Gavan. y prayer
will also be offered fer all civil authorities
OF this country.
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Epiphany.

The usual Thanksgiving service will
he held at Epiphany Lutheran Church,
18th and L streets northwest. at II
O'Clock. Rev. Dr Charles +. Steck. the
pastor. Will speak and special numbers
| viii be sung by the vested choir.
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Christ Evangelical.

Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel will preach
the Thanksgiving sermon at Christ
| Evangelical Lutheran Church at IL
o'clock. y special musical program
will be given under the direction of
Rolla onyun. director Of the church
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st. Mary's.

Thanksgiving services at st. Narys
Catholic Church are to he held at : and
s am. High mass and sermon is to be
at A m. followed by prayers for the
authorities and benediction.
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pital, following services to be held at
the church, 18th and Fairmont streets
northwest. tomorrow morning AT y
o'clock.
This is the thirty-fourth year of the
church's ministry on Thanksgiving day
to the inmates of the hospital. Fruits
jellies and other delicacies will be
taken to the hospital by commlttee
representing the church and the sun
day school. Rev. Joseph 7. Kelly is
pastor of the church.
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Northminster.

Americas Cause for Thanksgiving
is to be the subject of the sermon to
be preached by Rev. S. A. Bower, pas
tor of Northminster Presbyterian n
Church. at services to be held at 1880
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The church is located at Rhode Island
avenue and 1lth street northwest. A
special offering is to be taken for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Home OF
this city. Special musical numbers are
to be feature OF the service.
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Church of the Covenant.

"Altruistic Americanism' is the sub
ject chosen by Rev. Charles Wood for
his Thanksgiving morning sermon at
the Church of the Covenant, Connect
cut avenue and n street northwest.
The services are announced to begin
a II o'clock tomorrow morning. After
the services more than 200 soldiers
from neighboring camps are to be en-
tertained at an old ia shioned Thanks
giving dinner in the chapel of the
church.
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Georgetown Evangelical.

At Georgetown Evangelical Lutheran
church. Rev Walter G. Mcneil pastor
OF the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church will conduct the mission sery-
Ice and preach sermon on Thanks
giving.
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Immaculate Conception.

But one service is to be held at I'm
macuiate Conception Catholic Church
tomorrow morning. High mass will
De said at O'Clock by Rev Father
NJ. J. Riordan, who will also nreacb
the sermon Special music will be fur
nished by the choir
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Church of Reformation.

"A Christian Thanksgiving" will he
the subject of the sermon by Rev. John
Weidley at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing at the Church of the Reformation.
\ musical program has been arranged.
A sermon. to which members of the
congregation have been invited to
bring soldiers and sailors, will be
preached Saturday night.
Evening star., 1917-11-28

cial psalms ~warren's ''Te Deum. in G"
and Corbins Festival Jubilate; Rus
sian hymn, chant, "a Prayer for Peace" ="
American" national hymn and anthem
of praise; song, Salute to the Flag"
with chorus by the congregation, and
Thanksgiving recessional hymn.
st. Monica's Chapel.
At st. Monica's Chapel (colored).
South Capitol and l. streets, there will
be Thanksgiving services at IL am.
tomorrow, with an address by the
rector. Rev. George Y. Fowler. ana
specjal intercessions for victory ana
an honorable peace. Uniformed men
are especially invited to attend
Chapel of the Nativity.
At the Chapel of the Nativity. Iitn
aud streets southeast. the rector
pev Enoch NJ. Thompson, VIII preacn
tomorrow at the morning PRAYER serV-
ice at II O'Clock. There VIII also oe
snecial music The fruits and othei
articles offered on the altar VIII iatei
he sent to the Episcopal Home iol
(-hi,,lren in Anacostia. There VIII aisc
he communion services at 1880. WINE
at the Chapel of the Resurrection
still earlier communion will be onereo
at 6 an.
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LUTHERAN.
Grace.

The full lturgical service of the
Lutheran Church will be rendered to-
morrow at II am. at Grace Evangel-
zeal Lutheran Church. 18th and Cor
coran streets northwest. The Thanks
giving sermon will be preached by Rev.
j. l.. \. Doermann. the pastor. The
choir VIII give a special musical pro-
gram.
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Chapel of the Nativity.
UNION SERVICES.
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church.

President Wilson has accepted an in
vitation to worship at the union serv-
ices TO be held at Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church.
John Marshall place and g street north
west tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock Seven Methodist churches and
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Gurley Memorial.

GurIey Memorial Presbyterian Church
will celebrate the third anniversary OF
meeting in the present building at 18th
and Meridian streets northwest at spe-
cial Thanksgiving services to be held
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock.
Rev. Bernard Braskamp, the pastor.
will preach the sermon. Special music
will be given by Mrs. Gawler and
double quartet.
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18th and N streets northwest, there
will be Thanksgiving services tomor-
row morning at II o'clock. at which
the rector, Rev. William Tayloe Sny-
ger. Will preach, and which will be
featured by special music appropriate
70 the character Of the day. The morn
ing prayer service will be Followed by
holy communion.
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used toward the support of a resident
nurse in the Baptist Home.
Grace.
Services at Grace Baptist Church. 9th
and u streets southwest. will begin at
. o'clock tomorrow morning An extern
sive musical offering will be given.
Emmanuel.
Following the meeting Of the con-
gregation of Emmanuel BAPTIST Church
at Calvary Baptist Church the morn
ing of Thanksgiving day, fellowship
meeting will be held in the restry at
pm.
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st. Matthew S.

st. Matthew'S.
Mgr. Lee is to offic'ate a solemn high
mass at o'clock tomorrow morning at st.
Matthew'S Church Father EuCkey is to
act as deacon and Father cooper as sub
deacon
Evening star., 1917-11-28

the Junior Order of American Me-
chanics are to unite in national
Thanksgiving service
Bishop W. F. Mcdowell. resident
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
church. is to preach the sermon. The
opening prayer will be made by Rev.
7. r. Edwards, district superintendent.
The following ministers are to assist:
Rev. H. y. Mitchell of Metropolitan
Church. which is known as the ma
tional Methodist Church; Rev. Lucius
Clark Of Hamline Church. Rev. Howard
Downs of Waugh Church, Rev ]. T.
Hand of Trinity Church, Rev. J. II.
Jeffries of Ryland Church. Rev. u. II.
Martin of Wesley Chapel. Rev. ]. II.
Cross of Gorsuch Church, and Rev
Clarence True Wilson.
The special musical program is to lie
IN charge OF Prof Dickinson. orGanist
special decorations. Admission to the
main floor of the church is to be by
ticket until 1915 o'clock. at which
time the church will be thrown open
open to the public at ALL times. The
chimes of the church are to be plaved
for half an hour before the service by
Or. Richard Johnston.
First Methodist Protestant Church.
Congregations of North Carolina Ave
nue. Methodist Protestant Church and
First Methodist Protestant Church are
to hold union service at IL o'clock to-
morrow morning at First Church. 4th
| street near South Carolina avenue
southeast.
Rev. c. NJ. Compiler. pastor OF FIRST
Church, will preside and Rev. J. Frank
lin Bryan, pastor of North Carolina
Avenue Church, will preach the SER
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Concordia.

An appropriate Thanksgiving service
Will be held at Concordia Lutheran
church. with a sermon by Rev Paul A.
Menzel, the pastor. A program of
music VIII be given by the choir Sup
per VIII be served at the church next
Tuesday and Wednesday nights to
which soldiers and sailors have been
invited.
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st. Martins,

At ST. Martins Catholic Church Rev.
! Father Eugene A. Hannah is to hold
mass at and $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning Special music is to be rem
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st. Paul's

Rev. Father ]. F. Mackin is TO say
high mass tomorrow at St. PauIS
Catholic Church. The masses are to be
at $50, :, S, and 10 O'Clock. High
mass will be said at 10 o'clock, when
the full choir will render special music
Special prayers are to be offered for
the soldiers and sailors.
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Keller Memorial.

Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean. pastor of
Douglas Memorial Methodist Church.
VIII occupy the pulpit at the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church Thankseiy-
ing morning. There will be special
music by the choir. Rev. s. T Nicho-
las, the pastor. will conduct the de-
Votional exercises
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Emmanuel.

At Emmanuel Church. Anacostia. the
rector. Rev. William o. Roome, jr,
VIII preach tomorrow morning on the
residents Thanksgiving proclamation
ana special war prayers will be Of
,ered. The full vested choir. under the
leadership of Prof. Fulton b. karr. will
give the music. All men in uniform
are specially invited to attend
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st. Anthony's.

Owing to the serious illness of Rev
Father Thomas D. Williams. pastor of
ST Antho1y's Catholic Church, Brook
isno. D. c. mass will be said tomor-
row morning at . and . o'clock bv
Rev. Father Leary of the Catholic Uni
versity of America
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TRANSPORTATION Chapel.

At the Chapel OF the Transfigurat ton,
18th and Gallatin streets northwest,
ReV. wallace F. Thompson, rector. the
regularly appointed Protestant Episco-
pa ina anksgiving service will be held
at 10 clock tomorrow morning.
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First Methodist Protestant Church

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Our Lady of Victory.
Blessed Sacrament.

Services at the Blessed Sacrament
Church. Chevy Chase circle. are to be
held at O'Clock tomorrow morning,
when Rev. Father Edwin will say mass.
This service is to be followed by bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament, A
choir viii render special music.
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Thanksgiving cheer will be carried by
to- those At the Washiu Eton-City, Hos.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
& a 6 TO Fri n


To the taxpayers of the towns Of
Bennington: A rate bill of the town
taxes of 1911 has been placed in my
hands for collection as follows: 80
cents on the dollar for the town tax.
20 cents on the dollar for the town
highway tax, As cents on the dollar
for the town district school tax.
hereby demand payment Of said taxes.
and notify you that Twill attend at the
Bennington County Savings bank from
9 o'clock a. m. until o'clock p. m.
There will be discount of per cent.
on town tax If paid within so days.
C. II. Dewey. treasurer.
Bennington, VT, July Is, 1917.
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NO cAMPMEErINe THIS YEAR
Secretary Says There viii BE Gather
ina at Spring Grove

Basin Harbor, Aug. i'll. F. Beach,
secretary, announced today that
statements to the effect that the an
nual camp meeting at Spring Grove,
New Haven, was to be held as usual
are unwarranted and without founaa-
ton.
Mr.. Beach says: There viii be no
campmeeting at Spring Grove this
year, as the order Of the state board
Of health absolutely forbids such
gatherings and the officers of the
campmeeting association have no de-
sire to go contrary to the orders of
tho board"
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other and return the uncancelled card
to the board with instructions to cor
rect its lists accordingly.
O Cancellation of registration of
person not subject to registration.
Whenever a claim shall be made to
a local board that, through error or
fraud, person is registered who is
not subject to registration, the board
shall require the person to submit his
claim in writing, together with such
proof as he may care TO submit, and
shall forward the claim and the proof
to the adjutant general Of the state.
who shall examine the proof, and, il
he is of the opinion that the person
was not subject to registration. shall
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.>-aanAsshkslA
The Operation.

Putting on ones overcoat is some
times so much of an effort that one Is
disposed to agree with the old negro
who said:
"Fust yo' puts in one ahm, den you
puts in de uddah aim, an den yo' gibs
a gen'ral conwulsion. "-Exchange