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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Observation-Disclosures
redsmissionen.
Otto Fl a s e n.
w i S. Kre d S.

Wis. Kreds.
M~enigheden j Oregon $3.50. Dansk luth. Nigh. War
rens $14.30. Xvi. Maple Valley SIS. Emaus Nigh. Racine
$6450. Den danske luth. Nigh. Hartland $4 Lazarus d. ev.
luth. Nigh. Poy Sippi 1865 ST. Marie Nigh, Kenosha $22O5
Vor FIR. Nigh. Racine $27673. Vor FIR. Nigh. Waupaca,
s6ol1. st. Johannes Nigh Saxeville $44.25. Heligaands Nigh.
Waupaca $57.13. Trefoldigheds Nigh. Denmark s54' SIS.
Immanuels Nigh. Racine 1880. I alt $75407
G. z. Nelson.
MINI Kreds.
Oyerskud we'd Mssionsm6de, st. Peters Nigh. Luck, Wis.
$2470. Hestoffer Nigh. lakewood 1866. Overskud we'd Mis-
sionsmede st. Mortens Nigh. Hutchinson $1075, i Hutchin-
son Nigh. $6O27, Geneye og Glendale 1885 Bronson Nigh.
Blooming Prairie $l210, Osakis, MINI. $37.5 Albert Lea
1870. Past. II. N. Hansens Kald st. Matth. Nigh $33, Freds-
minde $l3, Bethania So, st. job. $40. Overskud fra Missions
mode Minneapolis $42.S0, Owatonna TAO. Presteinds@tteise
Midtown, Wis. 1895. TAX paa Kredsens yegne.
p. Clausen. ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Tilsammen $3.50
Skolekassen.

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Nr 40 =. :. ..,............. 81
Staplehurst, Nebr, Mrs. A. J. P%hillipsen =.
Kimballton, la, Bethania Nigh. Jens M. Petersen,
Joe Elmquist, Fred Lund, Jens R. Christensen, Jens
Clemson, Anders Clemson, Alex Clemson, Chris
N. Hansen, c. Rasmussen, Hans ?. Bonnesen, Mar
tin Andersen, Chris Christoffersen Chris II. Chri-
stiansen, Mrs. Bertel Mikkelsen, Bertel Christen-
sen, Fred Christoffersen, nv. So; Hans b. Lund,
Nick Marcussen, Jacob Marcussen, Jorgen j. MSller,
Martin Clemson, Mrs Rasmus Rasmussen, Albert
Rasmussen, J. c. Smith, A. p. Topp, Andrew j.
Meller, Martin Rasmussen, Chris L. Hansen, Chris
Rasmussen, Niels Andersen, Hans Marcussen, Chr.
N. Christensen, nv. s.; Mrs. p. II. Ingerslev, Geo.
P. Jergensen, Mrs. Andersen. II. l.. Jensen, hv. ST.;
Jacob Topp, Chris p. Christensen, hy. $50; Jens
Jensen, Ole Jensen, Anders Larsen, Peter Kalesen,
Otto Ingerslev, Nels P. Kjuler, Peter Hansen "A
dersen, Anders M. Knudsen, Il. L. Jensen, Chris P.
Lauritsen, Carl c. Hansen hv, So; Chris Marcussen,
sen, Anders II. Andersen nv. 81 -. ............
Daneyile, N. Oak, Chr. Andersen, l.. II. Kjeler nv.
$40; S. Simonsen IS; Chr. johnson, Chr. Madsen,
j. II. Jensen, Jens Jepsen, j. ?. Neve, Marie Paul
sen, c. D.. Larsen, Chr. Holm Nielsen, nv. 50; l.
Christensen, ALI. Andersen, Jacob Freund, Walter
Olsen, Chris Nielsen, Peter n. johnson,
Elf G. Andersen, Otto Jensen, Hans B. Madsen nv.
SO, Jens Jensen, $3.50; Matt Madsen, Jonas Jepsen,
Carl NJ. Jensen, A. 7. Olsen, Mathilde johnson, ia
cob Rasmussen, Marius johnson, James Hansen nv.
So; Hans Andersen, Mathea Olsen, Oscar Jepsen,
Mrs. Johansen nv. 81 D.. ................
Blair, Nebr, Mrs. Julia L. Thomson -. -.
Denver, Colo, Bethania Nigh. Observation-Disclosures.
Sioux City, Ia, Past. f. Andersen, 50; C. NJ. Jensen,
A. c. Robertson, Axel Jensen, Johannes Christian
sen, p. Kergaard, Ellen Romer, M. Lande, Mrs. L..
p. JUST, nv. 50; Mrs. Julie Hendriksen, Michael
Jensen, c. N. +. Olsen, II. A. Hansen, nv. 81 Fred
Larsen, j. Kirkegaard, Agnes Larsen, Christine
T~anderup, John S%taugaard, NJ. j. Moskow, George
Sterkel nv. So; Loyise Andersen So 49,.
Mason City, Nebr, Pastor c. H.. Schmidt, Jergen
Nielsen, Edwin Lund, nv. 50 Lars Rasmussen, Mrs.
L.. Rasmussen, All. Petersen, Seren Nielsen, Mn.
Marie n. p. Nielsen, j. p. Nelson, S. NJ. Close OK
Hustru, II. c. Petersen, G. p. Petersen nv. 81; An
ma Rasmussen, Marius Nielsen, Otto Nielsen, Viggo
Mohr, j. c. Nielsen, II. g. Orp, Henry Mohr, A. ID.
Erickson, W. Slender, Sine Slender, S. Serensen,
Mrs. S. Serensen, Esther Petersen, Herman Slender
og Hustru, c. M. Madsen, Chris Madsen, 2. Ii. Pc
tersen, Elmer Petersen, Chris J. Nielsen, Niels NJ.
Slender nv. 81; Henry A. Robertson, Niels Peter
sen og Hustru, Hv. So; Fred Rosborg SOC =.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
ct Npdskrig fra treble Zone


Efter allie Avismeddelelser ser Diet
nd, som ON vi virkelig like skull
de komme til Danmark. Hvor-
for ikkef Err de fleste, som lever
her, like akkurat som j Flens.
borg, fsdte Danskere, er like
Danevirke alene den skandinavi-
ske Grense? Selv ON vi kun be-
hersker Diet tyske Sprog, a lig-
ger Skylden dog like hos os,
men we'd Diet preussiske System,
og mod os, SON boer her, kan
der like rettes Bebrejdelser,
endnu mindre kan der leveres
noget Bevis for, at vi like hgrer
til Danmark.
bet tyske Udyalg, lutter EN-
bedsmend, Lager, Larere, Hol-
stenere og Preussere, tillader tx
Ike, at der fremkommer nogen
Mening fra anden Side; kneblede
maa vi sc paa alt, kan intet
gore derimod, thi We den, der
drister sig til at sige sin virke-
lige Mening. Fra jer skal Hjel-
pen komme. Den danske Rege-
ring turde vel nu ogsaa we're
af en- anden Mening end for,
ligeledes Minister III. P. Hans
sen.
Altsaa endnu en- Gang, hjalp
os, lad Besettelsen ogsaa naa her.
ned, saa vi frit kan wise Vol
Mening. NJ er Tiden der, da En-
tenten kan sige: Fra Dane
.virke til Kongeaa, alt er skandi-
~navien."
bet uforandrede Preusser-Va
de. vejen, 10. Nov. / Anled-
ming af ct Guldbryllup i Dag i
Skodborg sgd for Grensen hav-
de Beboerne arrangeret en- Fest
i Forsamlingshuset. Bestyrelsen
havde ladet Forsamlingshuset
cmvkka hi q mod on Fla ode-
.koration, bestaaende af 2 danske,
Q franske, 2 amerikanske og 1
engelsk Flag. Efterat Bestyrel-
sen havde forladt Forsamlingshu-
set og havde aflaaset dette,
trangte syv tyske Soldater af
Vagtstyrken ind j Huset og fjer-
nede Flagene. Der skete Ind
beretning til Politivagtmesteren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Jedemissionen
Tilsammen $1,000
Indianermissionen

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 40 :. =. continuance. $165811
Bronson, Mont, S. S. -. Northumberland. 1878
Coulter, Ia, en- unavnt 4. ............... 300
Staplehurst, Nebr, Mrs. A. J. Phi1ipsen .......... 500
Albert Lea, Mimi Missionsf. Ephata ....... 1900
Easton, Calf, hmm. Mghs Xvi. ;. ........... 1000
Westby, Mont, Emaus Mghs Xvi. .............. 1000
Kenmare, n. Oak, Trim. Mghs 5-Cent-Forening $3040,
Tabitha Pigeforening IS ............. 35.4O
Blair, Nebr, Mrs. Julia f. Thomson ............ 500
Chicago, Ill, Past. L. Petersen og Hustru ~. 1000
Mortified, Mimi, B6rnenes Hedningemissionsf. 450
Dannebrog. Nebr, Mrs. Niels Ssrensen =. $40. 500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Senderjylland.
valgerforeningens Medlemstal

Valgerforeningens Medlemstal
Efter den forelgbige Opgprelse
bar den nordslesvigske Velgerfor-
sning Hu III. Now fSlgende An
tai kealemmer: | Haderslev o.
steraHt 1889, Vesteramt 1872,
Aabenraa Amt 7199, S~Snderborg
Amt 1884, TSnder Amt 47S6,
FlensAsrg By og Amt 1898. Det-
te giver tilsammen 1898.
TalIsAe for Byerne err: Haders-
lev 1886, Aabenraa 1413, SSn-
aerborg s12, TSnder 367, Flens-
borg 4319. Tallet for Sender
borg er fsr bleyet opgivet til
1886; lsgges dette til Grund,
oliver aet samlede Antal Medlem-
mer 4s,237. Til Tallet for Flens'
borg By maa endnu lagges en- Del
tidligere Medlemmer, idet dis
sc kun til Dels fandtes paa de
indsendte nye Lister. Tallet bill
yer aa henved 400 eller ON
trent lige saa mango som / de
andre fire K9bst@der tilsammen.
F%orholdsvis falder langt den
sterste For9gelse af Medlems-
antallet paa 2. Zone.
Mandaterne til Tilsynsraadet
vii efter disse Tai blive fordelte
saaledes: Haderslev 0steramt og
yesterant, Aabenraa og Sender
borg Amter liver II, Tonder
Amt 7 sg Flensborg Amt 9.
BIT smnkt Track. En- Indsender
/ .,Hejnaal'' meddeler felgende j:
.,Da ale Levnedsmidler er saa
dyre OK nesten like er at faa
til Ksbs, er jeg gaaet rundt til
Landaanaene j Bolderslev med
en- Lrste, og disse har da tegnet
Ng for at levere ialt 1900 Pund
Byg til en- Pris af 40 Mark for
200 Pund. Byggen skal males
til Gryn og selges til Smaakaars-
folk i Bolderslev. Smaakaars-
folk i Bolderslev har ~opfordret
mig Ill at takke B0nderne i Boil
aerslev, fordi de har villet s@l-
ye os saa meget. Jeg mener, Diet
Vide we're snskeligt, hvis andre
Kommuner Wide tage vor til Eks-
empel, saa Wide Forholdet mel
lem Bsnderne og Smaakaarsfolk
mango Gange vare bedre."
Kidding Hejskole. Redding
Hejskole fejrede Fredag den 7.
Nov. sit IS Aars Jubilaum we'd
en- Fest, der begyndte Kl. 3 ON
Eftermiddagen og varede til ON
trent Nidnat. Der var forsamlet
800 Nennesker, der havde givet
Mode j Hejskolesalen, som var
pyntet med talrige Danebrogs-
flag. On Aftenen dr9ftedes den
kommende B6rneskoleordning, og
der vedtoges f9lgende Resolu-
tion: Skolemgdet i R9dding den
7. November 1919 ensker at nd.
tale: I Ssnderjylland gleder vi
o. til at modtage den danske
FoIkeskole. vi haaber at faa
Mend til Larere, som B9rnene
trygt kan betros til. Som For
eldre snsker vi at velge Lerer-
ne eller mindst Skolekommissio-
men we'd direkte Valg.
Uroigheder j Haderslev. Ha-
derslev, Torsdag den IL. Nov.
Tolvmandsraadet j Haderslev ag-
ter ifglge, ,Danskeren''i den aller-
n@rmeste Fremtid at iverksette
T~mrskning hos de Landboere, der
like frivilligt har afleveret Diet
foreskrevne Bredkorn. Dette er
foranlediget we'd, at der kan ven-
ties Mangel paa Brsdkorn j By
en- Haderslev.
Ca. 80 Postbude yog Reserve
postbude i Haderslev By og Land
distrikt har nedlagt Arbejdet. De
har for IA Dage siden forlangt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Kvitteringer.
Japanmissionen.

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. M 40 ............. $42f556
Sidney. Mont, Martin II. Iyersen for Stud. Hirai $500
Coulter. Ia. en- unaynt :. 300
~Staplehurst, Nebr, Mrs. A. j. Philipsen =. ..... 1000
Albert Lea, Mnnn, Missionsf. Ephata .......... 1900
Flaxton, n. Oak, Libanon Missionsf. .. ..... 5000
Westbv. Mont. Emaus XVI. - 1000
Minneapolis, Mimi, Immanuels Mghs S. S. ........ 755
Kenmare, n. Oak, Trim. Nigh. S. S. Kyartasoffer
$3.50, 5CentsForeningen 5000 .............. 1920
Kenmare, y. Oak, Trim. Mghs Tabitha Pigeforening 1000
Cedar Falls, la. Nazareth Nigh. Ladies Aid ...... 1000
Chicago, III, Pastor L. Petersen og Hustru 49,. 5000
Dannebrog, Nebr, Mrs. Niels Sorensen ......... 1000
Mortified, Mimi, B9rnenes Hedningemissionsf. -. $50
Fra Venner Oakland, Cal, F9dselsdagspenge -. 500
Spencer, Ia, Adolph Eriksen og Hustru ......... 500
Tilsammen 80. $447681
Indremissionen.
For kvnteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 40 =. :. .............. $202952
Coulter, Ia, en- unevnt -. .............. 300
S%taplehurst, Nebr, Mrs. A.. j. Philipsen $50. 500
Wis. Kreds we'd G. p. Nelson .......... 144O0
Tilsammen $2l81.52
Alderdomshjemmet
For kvitteret Sc Kl. Mr.. 40 =. ..............r.. $l2500
%Staplehurst, Nebr, Mrs. A. j. Philipsen .......... 1000
Tilsammen $135.OO
Jodemissionen.
For kviteret sc KbL Mr.. 48 :. ........... $4,000
Staplehurst, Nebr, Mrs. A. j. Phinipsen .......... 500
Dannebrog, Nebr, Mrs. Niels S9rensen :. mann. 500
Spencer, la, Adolph Eriksen og Hustru ...... 500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Tilsammen $500
Til Juletra we'd Indianerne

For kyitferet sc XIII Nr 40 ............ YI40V
Ferndale, Calf, Vor Fir. Nigh Mrs. Bob, Christian
sen SO, Theodor, Edna, Clara og Hilda Christian
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Fra venner i Oakland, Cal, Fedselsdagspenge
Til Juletra / Japan.

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 40 -. d. .......
Ferndale, Calf, Vor FIR. Mgh.s Xvi. 49,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Utahmissionen.

Tilsammen $3.50 0o
Utahmissionen.
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 40 =. =. :. ............ sl4ssss
Eugene, Ore, Bethesda Nigh. e. ......... 1000
~Staplehurst, Nebr. Mrs. A. j. Phillipsen 49,. 1900
Westby, Mont, Emaus Mghs Xvi. .. >. =. 1900
Blair, Nebr, Mrs. Julia L. Thomson :. :. :. 500
Luck, Wis, st. Peters Mgh.s Xvi =. :. .......... MOe
Fra Venner Oakland, Calf, F9dselsdagspenge. 500
Sioux City, Ia, (Alle Mrs. +. Andersen, Christine
Serensen, A. c. Robertson, c. W. f. Olsen, Martin
Larsen, Fred Larsen, Edward Jensen, nv. 81; Christ
Madsen SOC -. ............... 750
Albert Lea, MINI, (AIle Mrs. II. P. Larsen, Otis,
III. A. Torps, Chr. Andersen, j. Falksen, Jacob
Nielsen, Chas Nielsen, Morten Hansen, Bertha Jer-
gensen, Jakob Christensen, Chr. Frandsen, Niels
S9rensen, Peter Larsen, Nes Larsen, Hans Chri.
stensen, j. /. Jensen, ?. Clausen nv. 81 ..... 400
Tilsammen. -. ............. .$157659
Til Nedlidende Europa.
Fpr kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 48 :. ..... 1896 No
Fremont, Nebr, Chresten Larsen og Hustru 49,. 500
Staplehurst, Nebr, Mrs. A. j.. Phillipsen go. 500
Audubon, La, (Byen) =. =. -. =. .......... 925
Spencer, la, Adolph Eriksen og Hustru =. 49,. 500
Tisammen 1920 10
Observation-Disclosures
F9r kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 40 =. $1672 S8
Coulter, IaI, en- un@vnt -. =. -. ...... 400
~Staplehurst, Nebr, Mrs. A. j. Philipsen 49,. 500
Westby, Mont, Emaus Mghs Xvi. ...... 500
Dannebrog, Nebr, Mrs. Niels S9rensen ...... 500
Fra venner Oakland, Calf, Fsdsesdagspenge 7o
Tilsammen -. s16o7ss
Blair, Nebr, den A. Dec, 1919.
Med TAX modtaget Otto Hansen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Indremissionen

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 40 =. :. ............
Coulter, Ia, en- unevnt ..............
Staplehurst, Nebr, Mrs. A. ]. Phillipsen -.
Wis. Kreds we'd G. P. Nelson ........
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-15
Would Reject All Proposed
Amendments to the Ger
man Peace Treaty
SELFISH. IMMORAL
AND DISHONORABLE
Charges Majority of Them Are De
signed to Isolate the United States
from the World-Objects to Proposed
Shantung Amendment.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-Rejection
of all proposed amendments to the Ger
man peace treaty and modification OF
the recommended ''strong" reservations
was urged in an individual minority re-
port filed with the senate today by Sen
ator McCumber, Republican of North
Dakota, next in rank on the foreign re-
lations committee to Chairman Lodge.
Senator McCumber did not join in the
recent Republican majority report and
voted with the Democrats on amend
ments and several reservations.
Attacking the majority report of SEN
ator Lodge, Senator McCumber de-
nounced most of the amendments as
selfish immoral and dishonorable, .
and charged that they sought to ''iso-
late the United States from the rest of
the world and abandon our allies"
ITO the substance of some of the pro-
posed reservations" his report declared
'there can be no serious objection but
against the manner in which they are
asserted | do most earnestly protest
| They are couched in a defiant, discour
teous and overbearing manner and seem
intended to express spirit that ought
to be eliminated from American states
manship
! Criticizing the committees reserva
tion to article 10 of the league of ma
tions covenant, Senator McCumber saiC
it really was an amendment pure ant
simple" and designed to take the Unit
ed States entirely out of the league.
Special opposition was expressed b.
Senator McCumber to the proposes
amendment to the Shantung provision
BY this amendment. he said, Japal
would be kicked out of the league b,
the United States and Shantung praeti
| cally lost to China
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-15
COURT RECONVENES
THIS AFTERNOON
Jury Finds for Williams to Recover
S80.13 for Damages by Cattle
is Talesmen Summoned.

Nindham county court re-convened in
Newfane this afternoon after the usual
recess over Sunday. The jury on Satur-
day returned verdict for the defend
ant to recover damages of SS0l3 and
costs in the replevin case of Fred A.
Boynton of Londonderry against Earl
Williams of the same place. This was
the full amount of Mr.. Williams claim
for damages done to his crops by Boyn-
tons cattle.
The case of Newton Lakin against T.
A Wilder & CO., which was the follow
ing case, was settled, and the case to be
taken up this afternoon is that of Man
ley Bros. of Brattleboro against A.. I'll
Lawrence of Jamaica, an action of tort
involving an automobile. Chase 4
Hughes are counsel for the plaintiff and
A. ". Butler of Jamaica for the defen-
dant.
Sheriff. Frank l.. Wellman summoned
Is new talismen Saturday to serve as
jurors. Following is the list:
Athens. n. W. Wyman. Brattleboro
R. NJ Alexander, Harry HI. Locke. Do
yer. James C. Brown. Dummerston, +
c. Rix Grafton, A. J. Farnsworth
Guilford, G. A. Sessions Halifax, l.. A
Sumner Jamaica. NJ. r. Rawson. Lon
donderry, H. A. Dudley. Putney. L. p
Fuller Rockingham, Walter A Barry
| S. Edison. Townshend, r. W. Snyder
| Vernon, p. f. Franklin. Westminster
p. NJ. Wooley. Nottingham, w. W
! Bingham. Wilmington, f. r. Smith.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-15
KNIGHTS RETURN
ON SPECIAL TRAIN
Regular Had Left Springfield When
They Arrived There-Visited At
fractions in New York.

Coming on a special train from
Springfield, Mass, the Brattleboro
Knights Templar and women friends ar
rived about Gas clock Saturday night
after week of jollification and meet
ings in Philadelphia, where the 34th
triennial conclave of the grand eneainp-
ment, Knights Templar Of the United
States. was in session.
The special train was made up at
Springfield to take care of the passen-
gers and knights Tempiar delegates,
whose train over the New Haven road
arrived from New York too late to con-
meet with the regular train which
reaches here at 5.45. The special train
was to run as far north as necessary to
overtake the regular.
The Knights Tempar party left
Philadelphia. arriving in New York at
6.35 clock Friday night. and were
quartered at the McAlpin hotel. Dur
ing their stay in New York, which con
tinued until 11.30 O'Clock Saturday
forenoon, the party attended various
attractions IN the city, including the
hippodrome. Arthur f. Macy of the
commandant S office of the Boston navy
yard, who had charge of the tourists
left them at Springfield Saturday, 60,
ing thence to Boston.
Good weather favored the program
of the week, the only part which hat
to be given up being some of the fire
works. Rain began falling about
o clock Wednesday afternoon and con
tinued through the night with occa
sional showers Thursday.
Amos j. Bowers, formerly of thi.
town, greeted the party in Philadelphi;
and was a welcome pilot on several oc
easions. One feature which was espe
eially interesting TO many of the Brat
tieboro party was visit to the Ho,
Island shipbuilding yards, SO or NOR
people chartering an electric car 70
| the occasion Wednesday afternoon.
| In Philadelphia Friday the knight
! Templar delegations had the privileg
of witnessing the Pershing parade. Al
business was suspended from 10 o 'cloci
until | O'Clock and all traffic wa
| stopped during the parade.
member of the Virginia delegation
which was assigned to the same divi
sion for the parade Tuesday as was tn
Vermont contingent, stated to one o
the Vermont party that he never hear
a finer marching band than the Brat
tleboro Military band.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-15
Selectmen Decided Yester-
day to Award Her
the Lease
ISSUE STATEMENT
ON LATCHIS BID
Interpreted it to Mean that Latchis
Was Out of the Bidding When High
est Bid Reached s3,ooo-No Petition
Presented Selectmen.

Mrs E. c. Harrington has been award
ed the lease of the Auditorium and Festi-
val hall for the year beginning Sept /,
for s3,OOl, which was her bid submitted
Monday evening, Sept s.
The decision to award the lease to Mrs.
Harrington was reached yesterday after
noon at a meeting of the full board of
selectmen, who gave full consideration to
the only two bids offered, that of Mrs
harrington and that of Peter d. Latchis.
After the meeting the seleotmen issued
the following statement: The sclectmen
after long consideration OF the bids de-
cided to award the lease to Mrs Earring.
ton for S3,00l for the year Their inter-
probation of Mr. Latchis's bid vas that
after the highest bid went beyond 5000
he was out of the bidding"
| The question hinged on the interpreta-
tion Of the Latchis bid, which was that
he would pay 800 more than the highest
bidder up to and including 5000 Mr..
Latchis, although told by one Of the Sc
| lectmen before he submitted the bid that
] 1t would be considered as a $1,000 bid,
claimed after Mrs. Farrington's bid was
/ opened that he intended his limit to be
| s., 100, but the seleetmen could see but one
Interpretation to be placed on the bid and
considered that Mrs. Harrington had beat
en- Mr. Latchis out by sl-
Decision was delayed, because of the
| popularity of the Latchis bid, until the
return of Selectman w E. Stellman, who
was away all last week Mr. Stellman
returned Saturday evening, and that night
the selectmen met in their room in the
town hall building, Attorney A f.
Schwenk appearing for Mrs. Harrington.
Because of so much other business, how
ever, the question of the lease was not
fully considered until yesterday afternoon,
when the selectmen met by themselves
! Mr.. Latchis started petition last week.
but it was not presented to the select
men.
The lease the past year did not include
Festival hall, Mrs Harrington paying 81,
600 for the Auditorium alone She already
has booked number of entertainments
both motion pictures and dramatic per
formances, for the coming season.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-15
ASKED TO NAME DELEGATES.
Board of Trade May Be Represented a
Atlantic City Conference.

As a member of the United States
chamber of commerce the Brattleboro
board of trade has been asked to name
delegates to attend the international
trade conference at Atlantic City Sept.
so. Councillors of each board Of trade
already are delegates, but because of the
extreme Importance of the work author
ity has been granted by the United
States chamber of commerce for each
subordinate organization I'd increase
the delegation from each body.
The local organization also has been
asked by the Massachusetts commission
on foreign and domestic commerce to
name prominent people who are inter
ested in the proposed visit of the allied
commercial mission to serve on the re-
ception committee, as it is expected that
the foreign mission will visit points in
New England.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-15
MARRIED TODAY IN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Miss Marion G. Denning Becomes
Bride of John F. Fitzgerald of
Brattleboro Drug Co.

The marriage of John Francis Fitzger-
aid, member of the firm of the Brattle-
boro Drug Co., and Miss Marion Claire
Denning, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James
T. Denning, took place this morning at
O'Clock in St Miehaels Roman Catholic
church. Rev Father James p. Rand said
nuptial high mass and used a single ring
service Mrs. Arthur p Carpenter. or
ganist at the church, played the Bridal
March from Lohengrin, and Miss RATHER
inc Denning, sister of the bride, sang Ave
Maria during the ceremony. The bride
wore a travelling gown of brown silver
tone and a corsage bouquet of white rose
buds. Her hat was black velvet trimmed
with midnight blue. She was attended by
Miss Mollie Ryan as bridesmaid, who
wore blue silvertone gown and a hat
of blue She also wore a corsage bouquet
of pink rosebuds Francis Dunlevy was
best man The alter was beautifully
trimmed with hydrangeas, gladioli, and as
| ters.
| Immediately following the ceremony, a
wedding breakfast was served to the i'm
| mediate families in the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Denning at 81 Green street, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald left foI
a two-weeks' wedding trip. They vii
| keep house at Horton place.
Mrs. Fitzgerald is a graduate of thu
| Brattleboro high school, class of 1910. Sh'
worked for several years at the Centra
Vermont freight office, after which sh'
took position with the Twin State Ga
& Electric CO., going to Boston witt
the company when the head Office wa
moved there about year ago.
Mr. Fitzgerald is son of the late MI
and Mrs Timothy Fitzgerald, and is
graduate of the Brattleboro high school
class of 1901 Shortly after his gradua
ton he began work in the drug store o
which the late George E. Greene wa
proprietor, where he was employed severa
years. In 1913 he and William Sargen
bought their present business of Fred II
Holden and formed the Brattleboro Dru
Il Co