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New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Satisfied Judgments

IN New STk county
tho second that Of the creditor and ds
when judgment was hled:
Friodlander, I.ena-H. Harjes;
Maloae. Thomas l.-common ''-''
wealth. Hotei Construction Co.
Kaufman. %ra. At. Allison,
sondheimer. Gus L.-Gould E1n-
broidery Works, oct. s, 1917. 1.427.
Syafz Beuiamin--W Goldstein:
Nov IS. 1919 ..,.....'.'........ 1905.
aug. y, 1919 ...-..;;; .....,.. 1856.
1araorosa M dsa' Aitonso.w narnpei l's
June .. 1913 (canceied) ...... 7ss.
Same Same; Aug. 10. 1918 (can
Labate. J. vineent-w. uarnpel;
Universal Transportation Co, Inc.
-Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Co. OF America Dec. 'l5, 1919
Rubin, Nathan. and Louis Fisher
M. Meisls ct al; oct. 80. 1917
BeGeiirds' 'SSf@is" Tholnas-people va ''''
Erie qa'R" r. r. co.-c. 4. siebcrl; APR. 'V''
9. 1915 (reversed) :.......... 1917.
Singer. Maurice-Capeharts Mai
1918 .......'.........'. '...,....... s.ese.
Same-State Bank; Oct. 4 1916. 165.
!. 1915 ....-........'......... eos
Same-German journal Corp;
Mar 1S. 1919. .............,. s35
saIae-nM s. puhan ct al Nov.
Il, iylo if5,
Same-Tittle Guarantee e. Trust
Co: Dec. 10 1918. slS.
Same. Heiss; Sept. 2S, 1915. 40.
Jardin Co. lnc.-M f. Hickey
CO.. Inc: Dec. ., 1919. ......, 100.
Hargraves. Harry X. and Maurice
Snger-B. r. TOWN: Nov. 80.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27

Miller of Lincoln, together with a num-
Der of mayors from other towns in the
state.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
TEMPLE BETH FL,
NEW CHURCH (swedenborgian,

NEW CHURCH (swedcnborgian)
NEW CHURCH
s5th St. between Park and Lexington Ayes.
Rev Julian *. Smyth, Pastor.
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY
10 a. M-Sunday School Service with ad-
dress by John Spiers Of Cambridge, Mass
IL A M.-Service Of Thanksgiving in re-
rnein branec of the Incarnation. CAT 1O:45
carols sung by tho choir
Christmas Sermon by the Pastor Subject.
"CHRIST
The Ever Living Word"
special Music, including Watts From East
to West" Warren's Come and Worship. :"
holy Communion following the service
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27

CHAPEL OF THE INTERC ESSlON (Tr,n-
lty farish), Broadway and l55th Street
Rev NJ II Gates. d. D. Wears and s:4J a II,
noy Communion: e.45. Sunday School: 1880.
vhlidTens Service II a. n.-Morniug PRAYER and
Sermon p. M-Popular yespcrs NJ Earle
luckerran' baritone. VIII sing d sequence of
medieval and modern Christmas Carols Mr. Leo
Sermon ~
New Years Eve-watch Night Services ard Holy
Communion at II o'clock
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
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SOCIETY OF FRIENDS

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Neettnr.
Tor worship. II a. II 22l East 18Th st Man
haitian. ana 40 Schermerhos1 St Brooklyn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

/. Sc recere sea preotul concil~
rent sd fie cualificat in paria We
che 81 provazut Gu acte de hiro-
tonire de la nn Episcop gr. or.
romin din Ardeal sau Banat.
2. Sa sc prezinte in una din
Dumineci inai1tea alegerei sprc
a celebra 81 cuvinta.
3. Salarul 81 stola vor fl >dupa
intelegere.
4. Cuartir in natura in casa pa
rochiala.
Doritorii de. ocupa acest po It
de preot, sa-si inainteze cererile
la oficiul parochial: p. O. Box
402, Gary, Indiana, in termen io
80 zile de la prima publicare.
6. Postul de preot este Sc o.
cupa indata dupa plecarea preo-
tului Rev. Iuliu Holdar.
Z. Pentru deslusiri mai detail
late sa Sc adreseze presedintelui
comitetului parochial d-nul Ga
vrila G. Giurgiu, No. 1904 Jeffer-
son Street, Gary, Ind.
Spre sire 81 orientare sa no
teaza cum ca: att biseriea, cit
81 casa parochiala sunt platte.
Nici datorie nu este, - 81 stunt
in eel mai frumos loc din orasul
nOstru.
Dat din sedinta comitetului pa
rochial or. ort. rom. din Gary,
Indiana. tinuta la II August
1919.
Gavril G.. Giurgiu, presedinte.
Iosif Nistor, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
SINGURA FARMACIE R0-
NINA ,,KEPES" DIN
PATRlA VECHE.
2O17 w. Is Str, Cleveland, o.

fvis-a-vis de United Bank
MOI tinem tot felul de medicint de
aici si din patria veche 81 le vindem
Gu cea mai mare punctualitate.
In farmacia noastrA lucrA faru1A-
cisti diplomati, care vorbesc romfnestt
81 In alte limbi din patria veche.
Avem c9le mai bune medicini 2,
snedici pentru boale secrete, femciesti
qi bArbatesti, precum 81 pentru alte
boale 81 garantAm pentru leacurile ce
dam orr trimitem Gu posta. Scrie 70.
mfneste si moi va servim tot romine
Ste Medici specialist care fntotdeauns
.tau Ia aispozitie. (2456)
Avem medicini pentru / dollar pen
tru asudarea picioarelor care mifoesa
IS vindecA IN 3 zile Gu garantie.
Grijeste de numJrul 2O17 West = DIR
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
TRIBUNA LIBERIA.
Warren, Ohio, % Aug. 1919.
Onorata Redactie!

Warren, Ohio, % Aug. 1919.
Onorata Redactie!
Va rugam sd Tbine voiti a pu-
bliea in ziarul D-Voastra rindu
rile urmatoare, adresate catre
Domnii Bancheri, trimitatori de
bani
Onoratilor Domni Bancheri!
Va rugam lua la cunostinta
ca moi am inteles anunturile D.
voastra, ca acum putem trlmite
bani acasa in toate partile, la
,,Albina Victoria 81 ,,Banca
Nationala" /" din Rominia Mare, 81
ca acum putem avea un cistlg
bun, trimitind Gle aici dolari pu-
TIM, 81 acolo vor primi Lei multi,
81 asa mai multi Romini, la 1ndem
nul 81 sfatul D-Voastra am 81 tri-
mis- bani. Au trecut doua 81 trei
luni de atunci, unii am TRIMS la
familiile 81 neamurile nOastre, ca
re due lipsa mare din cauza raz-
boiului. de hrana 81 imbracamin-
te. Dupa cum ne amintiti D-Voas-
ira. unii am TRIMS la bancile sus
amintite bani, dara de- 2-3 luni
inca MI stim mimic daca au ajuns
banii la locurile sus amintite. A.
sa Va rugam Domnilor, moi nu
putem din nou sa trimitem bani.
pima nu he va veni raspuns dupi
care am TRIMS mai inainte.
Asa dara Domnilor Bancheri,
bine voiti a Va adresa GU plInge-
rca noastra la acele banci sus a
mintite. ca sa ne vina raspims.
apoi din nou vom incerca tri-
mite bani.
Va rugam Domnilor adresati-
va en- rugarea 81 tot odata 81 I'll
pllngerile noastre, catre barba.ii
cares in fruntea neamului ro-
lhmesc sau catre cine stiti D-Noa-
stra. ca Sc delature pedeca din
Gale ca sd putem primi raspuns
de la sarmanele famiile 81 neamu-
rile noastre. sd stim de au PRINT
ceea ce LEAN TRIMS 81 Sd Stjm
de mai avem pc cineva acasa, un-
de am lasat parintii, sotiile 81 CO.
phi nostri caci 5-6--S ami au
trecut de clnd ne-am despartit de
dinsii 81 81 ami de cind nu mai
stim de ei nici Gu scrisoare. Moi
mutt ii dorim 81 multi ii ielim,
stiind ca sunt lipsiti, dara END
vom' sti cui trimitcm banii, vom
trimite si-i vom ajuta Gu tot ce
avem pe aici. Asemenea 81 tara
noastra, care multi dOrim sd o
vedem.
Dumnezeu sd ne ajute ca sd 0
vedem cit mai curind 81 sd pu-
tenn lucra ell totii unit intr'nn
cuget 81 in simtiri pentru ina
intarea tarei noastre 81 inflorirea
neamului rOminesc.
Cunoscindil-ne dorinta noastra,
speram ca ve-ti face ceea ce va
va sta la dispozitie pentru tot
Rominii citi ne aflam neminga-
iati din partea famiilor nOastre~
Geo. Butz, Warren, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
G o N G U r S

Parochia romIna Or. ort. ,,Po-
gorirea Duchului Sfint'' din Ga
ry, Indiana, prin aceasta deschi-
de concurs la postul de preot, a.
re va deveni vacant indata duDi
plecarea preotului actual Rev. IN
liu Holdar in patria veche.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-07-17
BlkBba t0BALS

Eli Lowe is visiting at A. B. Holt'ss,.
o. H. Brager shipped a a Of
stock to st. Paul Saturday.
Chas. Hunkins, Of Breckenridge,
Mimi, visited j. G.. Walters Friday.
Mrs. Curtis is spending the week
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. w. Will
Jams.
Glen and Melvin Bissel, Of Rugby,
N. D., are visiting at the Burner
home this week.
Messsrs. Evenasaon, overly and
Stewart we're dinner guests at ]. c,
Walters Saturday,
Clifford. and Anna Swanson au.
toed to Fargo Tuesday, Anna had
her tonsils removed Thursday.
Mrs. A. l.. Stewart and children
autoed to Valley City Thursday anG
spent several days with relatives.
Fred Steinke came to Blabo1
Tuesday morning. Fred has beer
in the army nearly two years ant
has been in France .or nearly a yea
but North Dakota is the best place
after all.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-07-17
A%DULTERATED AND mis-
BRANDED FOODS AND


Commissioning for. North Dakota. d.
hereby certify that the list Of foot
RR s9'o66e Seen aAa .a SeESaa during ai ! tt Rs -
sams Found. to Sc adult:rated or orr mis- IL.
stssSts .s .is showh the IN % escR |naf Sf, I'll
case. =.
! further affirm that this il . sru.
and correct list tc the best OF my
knowledge.
Ghemt.. and Food commts,ion.r.
f fss.D S0th day 4 ALMA 1a2e, K l'5 5oHnson,
Notary Public. Cass County, N. p:
Ny commission expires Oct. -, 1923.
ADuLrERATEp AND M1sBRXND5ED
FOODS AND REvERAdEs
1ss77-R1M1t eaina, r 4 i. s Ge:t '%.ixh eo'
1sss7-Batter: Northern Froaue: GO.
1sess-Butter: Equity Union Creamery
s. s 3. sho1t s.i G9;; Aberdeen
1Ss92-Alaska salmon. Submitted By
A; b. no Wsls .n ai nns; ~ n; p 2oo Pc
1'7o4-B9tteT: Med!n. crs.m.ry Go.
1s7o5-Bqtter. Northern Produce Co.
1a7os-rdTmaartEao ' c N D; s h9moS wight ( to.
and BACTERIA excessive. Not
1s71a-Bu sssndaf Swift & Co, Fargo, N. d
Not properly labeled.
e. {sSs Esrso' ND Not properly
1'717-B9 Fss4o. Il Nuf b. s5 gs9a 81: S'aGsR.
,s7,,-Bd 1S9sSs asss " Sisy crea 1lasE;l;c Co.
Moisture 2o:29 per csnt. fiis5Esl
ls71s-BgMtt o, nrd Swift & Go3 Fargo N.
1s724-Bss9s. Bulk, ": $: Port. Cas-.
,,7.,-c! sss Ss51 s "a: fiisS sSs;. n' e,,'
shs1s xs,s &c. 4 ssHsS' Ms ;s.5s
''7s'-cf ss whsa Ro1ts Mimi a.n2ps .:isr :
Snort STst1%1.sSi Weight. ei Esss:siv. me- &oi..
1s7so-creamery Butter. Cat. Cit,
s ss%s xs'f e: Hol :s; '' IL
,s7.s-v.Sss'ss f Nasty t csrsc Cream Candy
~ properly labeled.
l''''-nS&a ams o.. n 9s9saass e.n ss1
not shSxn;, actual weight II
man Kerr Co., address not
given). Not, properly, labeled.
l376s-Candy. Touraine. TourAine Co.
Boston Mass. Not properly
1s76s-scotch Lassies Candy. Robt. J.
Mackenzie Co, Cleveland, O.
Net weight not shown; actual
ls7s7-cheeoiate Bark Candy: Ambros.
Chocolate Co., Milwaukee, Wis
Weight not shown. actual
weight IL ozS. Illegal.
1376o-Sa1ted. Peanuts. Boyle Food
Products Co, st. Louis, No.
Weight not shown; actual
weight is ozs. Illegal. 80.
137S5-Lemon Extract. Wabash BakinH
Powder ~Co.,- wabash. Ind.
Short measure. Alcohol NOT
137se-Pure Vanilla Extract. Wabash
Baking Powder Co., Wabash,
Ind. Contains caramel and
not 2 pure vanilla extract.
1ss1s-vanilia Extract. shsrsr Is; Gil.
so'n CO, Chicago. Contains
1jsz9-Bread. Homan's Bakery & Cafe,
Bismarck, \. D.. Short weight.
13s30-Bread. Hughes Bros. Bakery,
Bismarck, ND. Short weight.
1ssss-LimburFer Cheese: MonaEeh
Chicago, Ill. Weight not
shown; actual weight IAN osa.
1Ss34-Bread. Runges Bakery, Bis.
marck. N. D. Short weiEht
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-07-17
NOTICE OF SALE; OF COUNTY PRO
r

NOTICE OF SALE; OF COUNTY PRO.
..A. ...,PERTY.
Notice Is hereby given that according to
Section 1924. G.. l.. 1913. the Board. of
County Commissioners will receive sealed
bids upon buildings and lots belonging to
the. County. located in the Town of Sher-
brooke. Nd.
The property to be sold herein is des-
cribed as follows:
1. Lots / to "a inclusive in Block 6.
2. One two story frame building being
the. old, court house Exclusive Of County
Records and. f1xtures.)~f.~- .a..;.'. -.
..3. One one story frame building, for
merly the County Jail Exclusive of the
cells within.) .
"A. One one story frame building used
as out house.
Bids to be made on block 6 separately.
= Bids may be made upon each building
hereinbefore listed or upon all combined.
]. Certified check payable to County Treas
urer equal to s per cent of bid must ac-
company each bid. :.
Bids will be received up to q O'Clock
p. M. On August 4th. 1912, The Board
reserves the right to reject all bids.
BY order of the Board of County Com
~missioners.
G. J.. MUSTAD.
yea. County. Auditor.
Dated at Finley. N. D. July 10, 1919.
Published July 17-24-31.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-07-17

Mrs. J. D. Foley was hostess at a
very pleasant social function Mon
day evening. the honor guest being
Mrs. Einar Thompson. 1t was a mis-
cellaneous shower. Mrs. Thompson
received very many useful presents
of varied nature, and so useful in
the household. The time was spent
in music, song and a general good
time, and delicious refreshments
were served.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-07-17

TRACTOR OUTFIT OUTFIT FOR SALE
We have a good second hand g.
bottom tractor outfit, less than two
years old; also one second, hand sep
arator with feeder, ,wetgher, and
wind stacker.
HOPE IMPLEMENT co.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-07-17
For Decorating, Painting, and
Paper Hanging see F. e. Brewster.

Now is the time to place that
order for printing that you WIFI
need later on when the fall rush
starts. Do it today.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22

a. ID. Mcdonald has completed the
basement OF new house 10 course NJ
construction Oh his farm west OF
| town.
Mrs. Callie Steele and dauph ter,
Ruth, of Spokane, visited several
days with Mrs Margaret Steele and
daughter, Julia.
Supt and Mrs. L. o. Swenson re-
turned the first of the week from
their vacation trip to Puget Sound
points and the coast.
Mrs. Anna Crofoot of Spokane, and
infant daughter, are visiting at the
nome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Neustel.
j. M. Mickey received word last
Friday that his son had arrived at
New York from service overseas with
the U. s. marines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van e. Nelson and
son, of Standpoint, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. Nelson's parents
north of town. Mr.. Nelson is en-
ployed at the Humbird mill
George Meyer, who has served in
the U. S. navy for nearly two years as
first class machlnist mate, arrived
home last Saturday from Salt Lake
city. where he received his discharge
He was stationed at Queenstown,
Ireland, for several months last
winter.
Mrs. D. j. Davis of Toppenish.
Wash, and sister, Miss Ferne Dysart
of Seattle, visited Mrs. Emma Cham
bard and daughter, Miss Katherine,
and other Rathdrnm friends Monday.
They left Tuesday morning, Miss
Dysart to return to Seattle and Mrs.
Davis to join her husband on a trip
to southern Idaho.
Sergeant Chas. DIN is back from
France and-called on some Rathdrum
friends Monday before going to
Blanchard where his parents reside.
He enlisted in the marine corps early
in 1917 and was 10 the thick of the
lighting at Chateau Theirry and
Belledu Wood. He also participated
in the St Mihiel and MeuseArgonne
operations and was ia the army of
occupation. He was over the top
thirteen times and his discharge
makes Interesting reading.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22
Personal Mention.
School will open September 8th.

School will open September Sth
Don't forget to tell your wife
tonight adv.
A. E. Mcintosh was a visitor t.
Occur d Alene Saturday.
Z. A. Cutler was up from Spokane
the first of the week.
E. r. Reinhart was over from
Occur d'Alene Monday.
L. j. Nlcola was a visitor from
Spokane the latter part Of last week.
IT, w. Flemmng moved his hay
ba'er and crew to Belmont the first of
the week.
ID. Il. Lyon has returned from
Hope, W here he worked awhile in the
sawmill.
Rag Now be sure to tell your wife
tonight at 8:45, at Fraternal hall -
adv.
IL. j. Bradbury having completed
his barn is now busy completing a
new house.
Misses Isabel and Hazel Nelson of
CareYwobd visited Miss Julia Steele
this week.
w. Fl Howell has gone to Ruby,
wash, TO work with S. B. Woolery's
section rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vogl of the
hlmrock were 10 Rathdrum on hls-
ness Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Patterson of Spokane,
visited at the S. I. O'Donnell home
the first of the week.
Mrs. F. Wenz and daughter,
FRANCES, have returned from visit
with relatives 10 Minnesota.
hathdrum home talent in "Te'l
our Wife" at ernal hall
tonight. Don't miss it adv.
Miss Hazel Walker of Seattle visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs e. r.
Fllkenton Thursday of last week.
Miss Emeline Adams spent the
EEK end visiting her aunt, Mrs
Seymour Shaver at Spirit Lake.
MISS Carmen Layton returned
.entlV from Cheney where she
"Cteooed the summer normal.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Hay baling on the prairie was
practically completed last week. A
large amount of straw remains to be
baled.
The Village Of Rathdrum received
1855 tax money from the county this
week. 1t represents the apportion-
ment of the second installment of
1918 taxes paid in July.
The hot weather and extra use of
water somewhat depleted the city
supply this week. To be on the safe
side in case of fire, the water
committee ordered sprinkling stopped
for awhile. 1t may be necessary TO
penalize some who disregard orders.
Price list and instructions for the
bargain sale of surplus government
food supplies to consumers by parcels
post, were received at the post office
Aug. 18th. AS the sale closed the
Goth, only few persons heard OF it
aud orders from this point were
practically nil.
n. Nelson and sons, who have been
threshing 10 this vicinity over two
weeks have about a months run.
Two other machines operating on the
prairie are those of G. w. Feely and
James Casey Many winter wheat
Yields of over 20 bushels an acre have
been reported
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stephens wish
to thank all who kindly assisted and
comforted them 10 their bereavement,
the death and funeral of their little
daughter.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22

A barn "a l25 feet is to be Luilt
soon on the WEIGH ranch, according
to Chris Larson, foreman. IL will be
located 90 high ground north of the
creek GEAR the foot OF the lake.
Feeding sheds will be built 90 both
sides.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22

The Ladies' AID will meet at the
home OF Mrs. G. A. Laird Thursday
afternoon, August %. Every mem Der
is especially requested TO be present
as this is the last meeting for the
year and important business is TO be
transacted. Refreshments served.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22

To Trade: a 3 inch wagon for about
81 inch wagon; would like half
truck.-Wm. Fish, Garwood. 1l-l3p
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22

Rabbits for sale or trade.-Flemish
Giants, Belgians and New Zealands
Mrs. r. Tautenhahn. Up.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22

For Sale. -Cucumbers. Can supply
you all with pickles. Order early.-k'
Tautenhahn. Up.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-22

Before having an Auction Sale, see
G.. W. Berrier for terms as auctioneer.
adv. 12tf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-13
VERITAS
GREEN MOUNTAIN PHILOSOPHY

I'm a plain old Vermont farmer.
Yes, that's Jest what ] be.
/ amt ben roaund this big. old world
For ter learn. n for ter see.
But there's one thing as knows about
And it's sunthin mighty fine
Yew amt seen 'em. so I'll tell yer.
IT'S these old green hills err mine.
Yew amt never seen 'em mornin's
When the dawn's behind 'em. red
And the silver mists are roaund 'em
Like a vail Ground yer head.
Yew amt never seen 'em purplin'
IT'S gold along their rim,
Abaout the time the caows como home,
And day-light's gettn' dim.
And their just the same forever.
In wind, er sun, err rain.
They seem ter lean agin yer heart
And kinder sooth yer pain.
l sit upon my porch and smoke,
And watch 'em one by one,
I lift my eyes unto them hills.
When all my chores is done.
And theys no blue like their biueness,
And no green like their green,
II yer growed up in their shadder
Makes yer big, en- strong. en- clean
| knows theirs lots or other things
As folks eel say is fine,
But theys nothin' In this whole wide
world,
Like these old green hills or mine.
FRANCES WRIGHT TURNER.
Milton, VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-13
VERMONT OYSTER sUPPERs

(By Daniel L. Cady)
There's nothing that think of more
Than oyster-supper nights of yore,
Them evenings when the church or
grange
Was out for coin and chink and change
To capture which for weeks ahead
They spread the bills that billed the
spread,
Inviting every soul in town
To lay half a dollar down.
They always picked a moonful night
So Luna might contribute light;
They planned it so that drummer Low
Would be in town and have to go;
They even fixed il so Jerome,
The logging boss. would be at home;
They used cold blood and cool finesse
To make them nights hot success.
Whilst others fade from year to year;
For instance, Did the oysters come"
And If so. was | served to some.
Or did ! get with bowl and spoon
Some water that was warmed too soon7
And did / hear my seatmate say
Her oyster must have got away?
No matter-they was sure a treat.
Them oysters that we sposed we'd eat:
ms pfotn we Sposeu WOuiu pass our
lips
rosy recollection SIPS
And how our thumbs enjoyed to crack
Boston crackers brittle back!
What though the feast was oyster shy
The other things was heaping high:
For cabbage salad. spiashed with egg,
| Was always made by Mother Gregg,
And Aunty Allard loved to bake
| A Pyramid of Ghaza cake.
| And frost it down from tip to toe
| With frosting fresh as sugar snow,
And buttered biscuit, yes; it's true,
Was always sent by Sister Drew.
And there was pickles. jams and jells
AS fine as Mr.. Biltmore sells.
And rolltop cake and mincemeat pie.
And tarts that most put out your eye.
And doughnuts that was raised all night.
AFFIXED in leaf lard painted white
Two great long tables, set with care.
And not a criscoed victual there.
The tables stacked, Odella Pope
Would always start a game OF rope;
Shed Jump right In and say, I'm IT,.
AND play until the last one QUIT.
And when she slapped you on the wrist
Her mothers daughter soon got kissed
What choice and charming hours they
| bore,
Them oyster suppered nights OF yore!
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-13
THE STATE
AMsppN LIME PROPERTY BOLD

AMspEN LIME PROPERTY BOLD
W. -. Weolson and A. W. taFeuniA'h
1T Springfield ana Frank oeuld OK
Weatbersneld have bought OF Vulgar
Palmer Of New York and the estate OF
tho late Maxwell Evarts Of windsor all
tho stock NJ the Amsden Lime company,
which went out Of business soon after the
death of Mr.. t1varts. In the trade the
purchasers acquire 1900 acres Of land. "A
tenemonts, n store, n sawnill and q
chapel. Tho new company, of which Mr..
Gould will DO president. Mr.. WoolEon
secretary ma Mr.. LnFountAin treasurer.
intend TO put about $4,000 into the busi-
ness and manufacture limo on a larger
scale than II hns ever been done In
Apfsdcn before. They already have an
order for 600 carloads OF what has al
ways been considered the best lime In the
country, and the work Of filing the order
has already commenced. One of tho fret
things to be done In TO cut about 1000
cords OF wood off the land for use In the
kilns.