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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-24
Hmong the Churches

mon by Rev. F. X. White, D. D.,
from Isaiah 57:1-2, subject 1.-THE
Awakening or the Spiritual Church"
At $3.50, pastor preached from
Revelation Al, subject "a Vision of
the Heavenly Chantueary.n Access
sions l. Sunday was the close OF
our rally, the captains reported as
follows:
Club No. l. Bro. Price A. Wren
collection SOLOS; Club No. 2, Sister
Katie Montgomery. collection s82.50;
Club No. 3, Sister Lille Cooksie
collection $55.65; Club No. 4, Sister
e. Berns. collection $685.; Club No
5, Bro. G. C. Cary, collection No
1910; Club No. 6, Sister H. Ellis
collection SOTO; Club No. z, Sister
L. c. Holliway. collection $25.15;
Club No. 8, Sister E.. M. Shirle, col
lection 1851; Club No, 8, Sister
Cora Seals. collection $1,000; Club
No. 10, Sister Lucy Allen, collection
$4,000; Club No. IL, Sister l. Posy
collection $3.50; Club IL, Sister
Ollie Cruel, collection $51.60; total
$731.24; grand total $7S3.09.
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DALLAS LOCAL
ALBA AUSTIN CITY EDITOR

Mrs. Nettie Regions and daughter,
frankie visited Mrs. Dean, 5000
Flora street, recently.
Clifton williams of the United
States Navy was in the city on a
furlough recently visiting his mother,
Mrs. Louella Williams, $500 Roseland.
Prof. F. D. Williams. brother of
Rev. ]. F. Williams, now pastoring
at Waco, was in the city from Fl.
Worth this week. He has been Ii
censed to preach he announced
Thursday.
Mrs. Effie Knott of st. Louis, is
the guest of her mother and brother
Mrs. Bell Cassell and Mr.. Arthur
Coker, 2514 Wade street.
Mrs. L. v. Nunley of GAINESVILLE,
has returned to her home after hav-
ing attended the bedside of her sis
ter, Mrs. A. J. Dubose. 2417 Clark
Mrs. M. e. Watson of Rockdale
is visiting Mrs. E. A. Ebert, 1905
Cochran street
Misses Kate and Victoria Cald-
well, sisters to Miss NJ Caldwell OF
this city, were in Dallas Tuesday
en- route to their home, Pittsburg
from Prairie View.
Prof. A. d. Ewell of Prairie View
while here on business were shak-
ing hands with many of his OLD
friends. Prof. Ewell is brother OF
Mrs. ]. P. Starks of this city.
Mrs. Minnie Underwood, Shreye-
port, Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Knox, FIT
Worth, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Undergood, 1712 Marilla stree
this week.
Mrs. Mary Wilson OF Tyler, Texas
after spending few months IN
Wichita Falls, teaching beauty cul-
ture has moved TO Oklahoma, an6
was surprised by her daughter with
a $64.95 coat.
Mrs. Ruth Boswell Campbell, 2417
Allen, has been very sick at home
for two weeks or more.
Mrs. Lila Holman left Tuesday
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for few weeks visit to Mexia and
Galveston.
Mrs. c. ]. Austin, closed a sue
cessful school term on the 9th inst,
and is now at Bill State street.
Mrs. N. B. Butler of Beaumont,
sister to Mrs. E. A. Elbert, 3005
Cochran street, visited them last
week en- route to Kansas City.
We call the attention to our many
readers of the advertisement of the
W. T. Farley Company Credit cloth
iers at 1909 Elm street. They have
full line of ready-to-wear goods
and suits for men and women at
very reasonable prices. They ask
you to come and inspect their stock
before going elsewhere. They will
clothe the whole family on a
credit.
DR.. Bledsoe of Forney was in
the city Wednesday on his way to
Chicago to take a post graduate
course in surgery.
Rev. H. A. Allen of Texarkana
passed through Dallas Thursday from
Sherman, en- route to Marshall.
Rev. S. Starks, editor Of Western
Index and pastor of Evening Chapel
C. M. E. church, has returned from
Ohio and other Eastern states.
DR.. E. D. Moten Of Denton, is at
tending the District Conference al
st. James A. M. e. curch and visited
the Dallas Express Office.
Rev. N. II. Melton, pastor A. M. f
church at Dodd City, was caller
at our Office this week.
II you want bargain in a nice
stylish straw hat for men at low est
prices in town go TO 2i15 Elm street
There are panamas, straight brims
and in fact everything in a. straw
at prices that will astound you fol
men and boys.
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Rev. r. X. White, d. D., Pastor.
Sunday school opened at usual
hour at $50 a. M, by Mrs. q. w.
Clay, teacher of class number 6.
General review by our beloved pas
tor. At IL o'clock a. M, we enjoyed
a great sermon preached by the
pastor. He preached the subject of
the Sunday school lesson. It was
an instructive sermon to the new
memberf It was beneficial both
spiritual and intellectual. 1t was
from the effects of this sermon that
we had ore accession to the church.
B. Y. P. IT,. met at 6 o'clock. Our
B. Y. P. u. is progressing and the
attendance is increasing. At 8 D. m,
services started with general praise
meeting. After a selection by the
choir, the pastor took his stand and
delivered mastery sermon, sub
ject, Jesus on the Cross" When we
fail to hear DIR. White. we miss a
treat. For there is always sometime
new to learn in his great sermons
Last Friday night, we baptised four
converts as result from the great
meeting held at our church last week
conducted by DR.. j. s. Ladelle. Our
pastor, Dr. F. X. White, is spending
a few days with his family in Mus
kogee, Okla. He win return on Sat
urday before the first Sunday in June.
To be present in the great financial
campaign and also so his anniversary
which begins at the Friendship Bap-
list church, the first Sunday in June
lasting until the Sth, which shall
close the $1,000 rally. Rov. Il. ~
Molett will I'LL the pulpit morning.
and night, Sunday, May 25.
(M1SS) MABEL HARRIS, Rep.
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DALLAS DISTRICT CONFERENCE
OF A. M. E. CHURCH NOW IN
SESSION AT ST. JAMES

The Dallas District Conference of
the A. NJ. e. Church convened in its
Quarterly session at st. James A M.
E. Church Wednesday May 81, and
will conclude Sunday May 25th.
A large attendance is present. Rev.
]. A. Jones is preaching. Quite a
number of strong men of the denom-
nation are expected to be present
and preaching will be had in morning
and after noon each day of confer
ence.
Quite a large delegation OF women
is a noticeable feature of the occas-
ion. Mrs. G. w. Arlington, Pres
ident of w. II. s., is vigorously push
ing their claim for missionary.
The largest crowd during the Sc
sion will be Sunday. Rev., G. w.
Arlington, pastor, is kept very busy
and aim to make this the most sue
cessful in the history Of the confer
ence.
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The Chautauqua lecturer, Evangelist
Sydney Scott. we'll known in Dallas,
returned last Thursday from an evan
gelistic tour of California. He closed
an important meeting in Blythe, CAL,
where there was a large number of
conversions. On May Bird he held one
of the largest baptismal services ever
held in that section of the country.
The city papers broke their past rec
ords in their comments on the revi-
valistic effort. After leaving Los An
geles, reaching Ell Paso May 10, Rev.
Scott arrived in Dalles last Thursday
evening. He will leave Tuesday even
ing for Roswell, N NJ, where another
big meeting will be held.
It was announced Sunday night that
the Chautauqua lecturer will open a
large Bible Chautauqua campaign here
this summer, under a large "khah
canvas" which will be pitched and
moved to different sections of the city
so as to give the public a chance to
hear the lectures. A large corps OF
talented laborers will be connected
with the campaign. The following
persons will be with the campaign
through the summer: Mr.. Richard
Hall. pianist, Washington, d. c.; John
Turner ,cornetist, violinist and sax
ophonist, Battle Greek, Mich; Miss
Katie Baker, Pensacola, Fla; Mr.. G.
e. Martin, cartoonist, Wilmington, N.
c., and several others who will make
up the company. =,
New unique features will be added
this season which with play a minor
part in the nightly program. The
secret code system, the fiery cross,
charts and maps will be used for the
convenience of the speakers. Watch
the Dallas Express for future an.
nouncement of the time and place OF
che coming Bible Chautauqua lecture
qnriaG
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DEATHS.

Victoria Lightner, died last Tues
day at 1918 Cottonwood street.
Pauline Marsh, died last Tuesday
at 1923 Church street, Oak Cliff.
Harriet Glaze, died last Tuesday
at 1915 Boil street.
Mrs. Emma Norman, died last Sat
urday at noon, 1905 Wade street.
She was the wife Of David Norman.
Infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jones, died last Saturday at 1908
South Preston.
Annie Thompson, died last Sunday
at her home, 2207 Cottonwood street.
Roy Beaver, died at 1872 Glstone
street, Tuesday evening.
Dorothy Luke, died at 3012 State
street Thursday.
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NOTES FROM MT. ROSE BAPTIST
CHURCH

Our reporter was over worked
last week, hence we had no report In
The Express. Last Sunday was the
banner day of the year. We begun
with sunrise prayer service led by
Rev. S. r. ]. Motely, and the Holy
Ghost seemed to have fingered with
us all day. Our Sunday School was
we'll attended, and Superintendent
Booker was full of smiles. Our bril-
liant pastor was at his best Sunday.
His Subject for the morning hour,
(The Ladder of Divine Promise)
was we'll suited to the occasion and
ably handled. Our installation SER
vices at the City Auditorium was
indeed grand. The various pastors
who spoke seemed anxious to make
our pastor feel at home in his new
field of labor, and our membership
enjoyed it immensely. Our B. Y.
p. U. held one of the best sessions
of its history. President Cornelius
Is bringing things to pass in this
department. But did you hear our
Junior Choir? They are wonderful
Look out Seniors. The Climax of
the day was reached at the night
service Pastor Johnson preached
one of the most powerful sermons
ever preached in the city.
Our congregation has not been In
the habit Of shov ting much of late,
but they broke the record Sunday
night as we had shouters in doors
and out. Sixteen were added to
our membership and the officers re
ported $416.59. Mt. Rose agreed to-
bear the expense of moving tpastor
Johnson from Houston to Dallas and
buy him a car, and we are ready
for both. We are delighted to have
Miss |. L. Reed, the pastors cousin,
an accomplished stenographer, unite
with our church during the week.
She has organized large business
! class, and we believe will give splen-
did account of herself in Dallas.
Our pastor attended the Executive
Board OF the Zion Rest Association
| in Rosser last Wednesday and Thurs
Jay, Wu6Tc uc lldu .uCCn PiO6lt-AuC
to conduct Bible Institute; end II
we are to judge from the reports
coming from that section. he took
care OF the work in large way.
He expresses himself as being well
pleased with the brotherhood Of the
district Old Mt. Rose is proud to
see her old time crowd worshipping
within her walls once more. We
never have room enough at the Sum
day night service. The people are
simply wild over DR.. Johnson's pow
erful sermons. Our pastor is not
only man of education. but one of
the most powerful preachers OF the
age. Those who hear him once
never fail to come again and bring
someone with them. Our own DR..
Shields Quilted himself in fine syle
at the Auditorium Sunday. We are
all proud of him. We regret the
incident which caused Mrs. NJ A.
Hawkins to have to keep bed this
week. Mrs. Hawkins is one Of the
most sweetly disposed women of this
city, and no one believes she would
knowingly impose upon anyone. Her
many friends pray for her speedy
| recovery
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NEW MT. MORIAH BAPTIST
CHURCH.
3521 Roseland- Avenue
Rev. VIM. I. Jordan. Pastor

Rev. Vim. l.. Jordan, Pastor.
Mrs. Lorine Polk, were on time
with Sunday school attendances were
good At 1880 a. m, Rev. Jordan
preached from the subject, "A Chris
tian Soldier" Tin. s:7. This SER
mon will forever live in the minds
of those who heard him. Rev. Jor-
dan, should be commended for the
great work he is dong. At 8 p. m.
Brother Douglas May was ordained
to the work of a deacon, by q
counsel. Rev. s. s. STEPHENS, Mod
orator. Rev. w. T. Taylor, Clerk
Rev. Paul Stephens, brother, deacon
Charles Cole OF St Mark Baptist
church. At S:45, Rev. s. s. Stephens
preached from a subject when Will
the End Conner" 1t was a powerful
sermon. Our cornerstone will be
laid at $3.50 p. m, Sunday. Total
collection 1857.
SISTER ADDIE LEACH, Clerk.
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BIRTHS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Watson,
2209h Santa Fe Avenue, Sunday
May IL, girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Spencer
2904 Indiana street, Tuesday, May
18th, boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. t. John
son, 1914 Casey street, Tuesday pair
twin girls.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Per-
kinss 2413 Flora street, Tuesday. a
girl.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Nor
ton. 1901 Marilla street. last Sat.
urday, boy.
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DALLAS GREETS MANY PRAIRIE
VIEWITES TUESDAY.

Prof. A. D. Ewell, A. E. Mcmillan
and Mrs. Mamie B. Crawford, teach
ers at Prairie View Normal and In
dustrial Institute arrived in Dallas
Tuesday morning with more than
two hundred students Of the school.
The teachers accompanied students
as guardians for there are any num-
Der of functions towns where students
are likely to be delayed in making
connection with their trains home.
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Shears was at his most

AT ii a. m, DR.. J. w. Fagon, who
is conducting a revival against sin
nlled the pulpit. At $3.50 D. M, Old
Peoples Home Rally, remarks were
made by the following board members
Revs. H. butchers, r. w. Shaw,
secretary; N p. Williamson, presi-
dent. Collection including pledges
$l16. At p. M, DR.. Pagan again
filled the pulpit, subject, II Am Not
Ashane Of the Gospel" The spirit
ran high and il you need reyiving
come to Mt Olive and bring your
sinner friends. Total collection for
the day $14S.46. Our $2,5O0.OO rally
will close on the 4th Sunday in
July.
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SINGING CONCERT.

A singing concert given under the
auspicies Of Sunshine Club of Mum
ger Avenue Baptist Church will be
held Tuesday night, May 9th at
8 D. m. Some Of Dallas best local
talent will appear on program.
Mrs. H A. Stubblefield. President,
Mrs. M. P. Wallace. Secretary and
Mr.. NJ. P. Wallace. Captain. Adnis-
sion, rs cents.
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MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Dallas, Texas, May 10, 1919.

Dallas, Texas, May 10, 1919.
Net in regular call meeting.
Opening with song. Scripture and
prayer after which the, moderator
stating clear the object Of the meet
ing to call a pastor. Recommends
lions of the Deacon Board were read
as follows. The deacon board re-
commended the Mt. Olive Baptist
church. DR.. J. w. Fagan, as pastor
with a beginning salary of 10000
per month. Motion prevailed that
the recommendations be adopted and
that the call be extended to DR.. ].
W. Pagan, who is now pastor of the
Metropolitan Baptist church Of Mus
kogee, Okla, the church voted the
recommendation be adopted with not
an opposing vote.
Deacons j. Rogers. Haynes. L.
Thornton, King, Colby. Smith, Jack
son, Shears.
REV. NJ. p. FORD. Moderator.
Sis. G. JESSIE, Clerk.
MRS. M. p. FORD, Reporter.
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DOMESTIC ART EXHIBIT

You are cordially enyited to attend
and inspect the work done by the
pupils of the Domestic Art Depart
ment of the Colored High School
June End and 3rd.
Miss M. M. SMITH, Teacher,
Mrs. j. G. FRAZIER, Acting Prin.
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BUSINESS MEN PLAN SMOKER
FOR CGLORED OFFICER.

The business men OF the city is in
augurating movement to entertain
First Lieutenant Percival L. Everett
with smoker at the War Camp Com
mnnity Service house rext Friday
night. The movement is now on foot
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ANCIENT ORDER OF PILGRIMS
CELEBRATE ANNUAL THANKS
GIVING AT ST. JAMES A. M. e.
CHURCH.

Annual sermon .of the Ancient
Order of Pilgrims was preached at
St. James A. M. q. Church. Sunday
night by DR.. c. W. Abingdon.
DR.. M. H. Leach delivered the an
nual address in which he character
lied the history Of the Order. Prof.
v. r. Tubbs was master Of cerenlon-
Inc
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DIR. E. ARLINGTON WILSON TO
PREACH BACCALAUREATE SER
MON AT HOUSTON ACADEMY.

DIR. q. Arlington Wilson, uastor
Of Macedonia Baptist church has
accepted an Invitation to preach
the Baccalaureate sermon. at Hous-
ton Academy. He has also been in
vited to speak at Muskogee first Sun
day in June and Monday and Tues
day following at Kansas City, where
he once pastored.
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SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev L. B. Simmer, B. D., Pastor.
Sunday school attendance good.
Collection $500.
At 1880 sermon by Rev. N S.
Simpson from Matt. 26:35. subject
"a True Follower At 3:45 SER
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MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Corner Lawrence and Orlene Ste.
Sunday school attendance was good.
Supt. NJ. E Hampton was at his
hest Sunday was high day. D. Y.
P. o., was largely attended Pres.
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G. FORD REPRESENTING Fedora.
TION OF LABOR In TOWN.

Mr.. C. Ford of St Louis, Mo-, or
ganizer and a member of the Anal
gamated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Workmen for the state of Missouri
was in Dallas, Friday in interest OF
Federation of Labor among Colored
people. Mr. Ford is { making an
effort to have Colored men attend a
meeting at Labor Temple here.
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Mrs. v. r. Fogg, 262l Flora ST.,
has returned from a visit to rele-
tives and friends In Tulsa. okFa.
Kindergarten and Primary school
concert. Mt. Rose baptist Church,
corner Crowdus and Rllnnels Sts.s
Monday night. May 26.
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H. cHILps

The 18th of June will be celebrated
at Fair Grounds. For stand priv
ileges, see H. Childs, General Man
ager, phone H. sols or call at 221S
CLARK street. 15-17-1t
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kindergarten and Primary school
concert. Mt. Rose Baptist Church,
corner Crowdus and Runnels Sts.,
Monday night, May rs.
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH

A. NJ. HARRIS, Reporter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-23

WANTED AT OMEGA girl TO work in q
monumental photo studio: no experience need
ed The Troup Studio, Barre. 5atf
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TO RENT - Tenement Of rooms large
garden apply at 1903 Smith street. 69t6s
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THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Moss of Boston ar
rived yesterday for brief business visit
and in the meantime called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Levin of Merchant street, their rela-
tives.
Mrs. Carrie Fits received a cablegram
this morning stating that Harold Fits
sailed from Bordeaux to-day on the San
ia Clara with the l6lst transportation
guards.
John Hakkanen, arrested yesterday
afternoon on an intoxication charge,
pleaded not guilty in city court this
morning, whereupon his case was contin-
ued until tomorrow morning.
Miss Catherine Mclaughlin, sister of
Mrs. John 0Leary of "a Eastern avenue,
returned to her home in Winchendon,
Mass, after passing three weeks va
cation in this city.
The members of Clan Gordon viii at
tend divine service at the Baptist church
on Sunday morning at 1880. The pas
tor will preach a special sermon on "True
Manhood" A cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all.
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GRANITEVILLE

Miss 0'Neil of Montreal is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Patrick 0'Farrell.
Dance in Miles hall Friday evening
May %, under the auspices of the !. O.
10. IT,, NJ. u. Gilbertson's orchestra. Ad-
mission, 81 per couple. Ladies free. Pub
lie cordially invited.--sdv.
Saturday night dance in gym, upper
Granitevilie. Erickson's orchestra. Price
75c.-adv.
The pulpit committee of the Granite
willie Presbyterian church has been disap-
pointed in securing candidate for next
Sunday. Instead of preaching morning
and evening, as was announced last Sun
day, the service win be held at o'clock
and Bert J. Lehigh of Barre viii preach.
Sunday school at LAS.
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Garbage Collection Next Week.

The city collection of garbage next
week is to be completed before Memoria
day, and persons on streets usually Wis
tied on Friday and Saturday are mott
fed to have their garbage placed Wednes
day night ready for removal Thursday
Per Order Street Committee.
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Notice.

Attention is called to the following
additions and connections in telephone
directory: William d. Reid, physician,
residence Is South Main street, 437
Howard H. Reid, dentist, Office Rowland
building, l69-M; residence, 81 East
street, 664 -J.-ady.
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MOTTO TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given that the alb.
stract of the individual lists has been
filed in the assessors Office, and that
the same will be open for inspection of
the taxpayers in said Office, city hall,
from the 23d day of May, A. D. 1919,
to the 10th day of May, A, d. 1919.
Office hours: 0 a. m. to II noon, and
1870 to 5 p. m.
During said time we will hear all per-
sons who feel aggrieved, who desire to
be heard, and make any changes that
may be necessary in said abstract.
Dated at the city of Barre, VT, this
23d day of May, A. d. 1919.
A. L. MOVES,
MARTIN RILEY,
N. B. BALLARD,
Assessors of the City Of Barre.
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BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1919.
The Weather

Occasional showers probable tonight
and Saturday. No change in tempera'
ture, moderate southwest winds.
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drum band will be in attendance, Clans.
men please wear badges and white gloves
Chief Charles Leel, Secretary James w
Club.
Attend Shea's big shoe SALE adv,
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WANTED--To buy at once, | or bushels
good early potatoes for seed call 1922. 69tS
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FOR SALE-Chestnut horse weighs LOO:
Ager, Williamstown, VT. 5etSs