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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24

more or less. with good buildings
These farms have fine meadows. best
Of pastures, and spring water; are nov
nun a. one farm.
For fun particulars address Ed. xii.
garlan. Hardwick. Vt Terms made
known at time II sale
Ed. KILGARLAN, Owner.
S. B. WAITE. Auctioneer.
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ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS in family,
one Of the best investment properties in the
city 10 being offered for sale Income near
ly $4,000 per month location uneNeelied
at corner of Keith avenue snd Summer
street l2-roou house. best heating plant in
die or the D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
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TOR SALE = Victroa and record cabinet
both mahogany and in perfect condition
also about 100 records, including opera. rlas.
steal and sacred selections will sell records
separately G. A. Morris, 372 North Main
streeL 8lt9*
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JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY. we can Of
fer you a good home, house. barn and acre
Of land part OF which has lot Of straw
berries 100000 is the price, $4,000 down.
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CABBAGE PLANTS-Copenhage market.
very fine second early or nidseason cab
bage, 10c doz. 35c for so, 65c per loo !.
booth, Cherry street, tel. 667-Y. site
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE--Series 9, FSnklin runabout or
1917 5-passenger Jackson: both in good
condition and square deals A. Eastman
" oodstock, VI. s6tss
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FACTORY plant at Hardwick Vt, mill CON
structon, main building 40x24O, engine
room 2ox6o, office building 20xs0, storage
building 2ox4s, alongside railroad plenty OF
land 60 vacant tenements within half a
mile Of plant; most of machinery is sold
Hardwick municipal plant furnishes cheap
electric power; write f. II. Fletcher, Wood
bury, VT 1926
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ABOUT % ACRES OF LAND WITH
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND BARN for
si.s5ooo; shout AZ miles from the city
will keen Z or 8 COWS and team terms.
$4,000 rs first payment
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FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1920
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on the
premises on the west road in
Woodbury.
THREE NEIGHBORING
FARMS

One, known as the Dana place, where
the sale will take piece, at the Four
Corners, consisting of so acres; large
quantity of pulp wood; also the prop.
erty known AS the Green Mountain
place, with nice quantity of bobbih
wood, and located just miles from
railroad; also the adjoining farm,
known as the Gondreau place, consist
ing of about 100 acres, good orchard I;
has large amount of hard wood,
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FOR SALE-All season cabbage tone of
the best, red cabbage. Savoy Scotch
kale.- loo doc. asters. &C doz and a few
dozen tomatoes John Baerj, 35c doz.
James Leyie. 81 Hill street s2t6s
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ONE PORTABLE GARAGE FOR SALE.
Size lexis feet; C. +. Miliar, P. o. Box
| 1874, Barre c7tf
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LIVE STOCK FOR SALE


FOR SALE-Nine shoats. weighing about SO
lbs. each l.. Young. East Montpelier;
tel. 346-2i. ssts
FOR SALE - Fiye-weeks-old pigs; Fred o.
Ralph. Brookheld. s5t4
FOR SALE--A few more good nice and p
weeks-old pigs tel. s07-l4; H. L. Douglas,
Barre. sAts
FOR SALE--one reg Holstein bull calf,
mo. old sired by 2s-fb. bull and out OF a
good producing dam: | pair of heavy work
horses; E. A. Cutler Barre. soft
FOR SALE Eight 5-weeks-old pigs; w r.
Shepard. tel 3-21. soft
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This is the time to buy. Let us
help you to decide.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE - Horse weighing 1,40O ms.
young and sound, can use single or double |;
will sacrifice il taken at once: tel. e04-M.
s5t4
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE BABY carriage IN good condi-
ton: used only | season also IL restau-
rant counter stools; Gull at 8 Bolster avenue.
S5tf
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FOR SALE--Of failures Mosler safe.
good size. fiat top dkk, Office chair stove
for wood or coal and calendar clock: V. e.
ayers 82t6s
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CELERY PLANTS White Plume and Cold
en- Self-Blanehing. lie per doz., doc per so,
aSc per 100; Booth. Cherry street. tel
667-Y. s3ts
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TON aLL--Ah UIdsmobile s-cyIinder =
passenger, In good condition inquire j.
W. Sheridan, Graniteville, Vt, phone 27s.X
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300-H-one IL a Groom cottage. very
modern, finished in wood. mostly hardwood.
with electric lights. bath. and furnace heat
nice cellar. nice lawn. with shade tres.
some fruit trees extra large lot with
one of the best gardens in the city: nice
barn. well finished. tuitabie for sArage or
to keen a team. with q basement under the
barn the house sets on an elevation where
il affords a splendid view Of the city we
can sell at = surprisingly Low price. con-
sidcring the condition Of the place.
Sos-G-A 2-tsnenent house with large
plot Of land with = garden and playground
shade trees. up in very good shape. with a
barn the party Il leaving the city and win
cell at a sacrifice
For further information con-
corning these and other city
property and other farms of all
descriptions. stock and tools,
apply to
J. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24

FOR SALE - six-cylfnder studebaker 1917
model touring car, in hrst-elass condition.
new tires good reason for selling telephone
GAR or call at 90 fremont street s3tf
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HAY FOR SALE-No. l horse hay also 4
pair Of horses, your choice out Of pairs
ranging from $500 TO 3,l00; Smith Stock
Farm, South Barre. 83t6s
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FOR SALE Round Oak heater gas plate
and gas heater: call at So Elm street
S4t3s
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FOR SALE - small quantity Of grass
price made Satisfactory inquire Nellie j.
Perrin, quarry road. S4tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED AT ONCE-One first-class ma
chine polisher Carroll Brothers, off Gran
lite street. s6t8s
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Real Estate and
Personal Property
at Auction

On account of ilIsheslth, have de-
cided TO leave Vermont and must cell
my property at auction OH
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FARM OF 20 ACRES
FARM OF 80 ACRES

more or less, with house and barn
also. one
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FUR SALE - preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments brightsns
up the lettering and makes the whole monu-
ment look clean and new ; guaranteed; prices
on application; James Sullivan, ia Park
street, Barre, Vt 1871
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WAkTED-Ford car; will trade s-yr,-old
mare. sound and kind, good worker: Wes-
ley Han. Marsh6eld. Vt tel. 24-2-l2 s4t4s
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Iy-FUUT MOTOR BOAT FOR oALE--De-
fender model; built of cypress and oak !;
brass trimmer; SHIP. Caiie engine; wheel
steer; fully equipped used very little; $3.50 !;
w. r. Skinner. Royalton, VI Eats
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fUh bALE--ShoWcase, ice chest 48"x25"x
~, ice chest ga x42 x36' ButterKist BON
corn machine. empty wine barrels, counters.
tables 20xS, sleigh, wagon, clothes cabinets
only 60O-gal wooden portable water tsnI
window blinds, wheefbarrow, botting ma
binlrnr.,
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OVERLAND T-passenger 1915 model touring
car for sale: good running condition
Mrs. Henry Payne Barre, tel. 1921. s0tl2
DODGE TRUCK FOR SALE-Screen body
hTst-class condition. good as new, 1919
model; run about 5000 miles. Fisher Farm.
Bethel, VT Sftf
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
WEEKS NEWS or THE BOISE
CHURCHES

m. mass. Tho children will be enter
tanned at breakfast in st. Johns hall
after the services, by the members Of
the children's committee. The mem
bers OF the Junior branches of the
Holy Name society will meet in st.
Johns hall Sunday, Jan. is at 3 p. m.
The Boy Scouts OF troop Is. will
meet In st. Johns hall Monday evening
at the usual hour.
The members of the Catholic Wom-
ans league will meet in st. Johns hall
next Wednesday afternoon at 2.S0
o'clock. An interesting program will
be presented.
Wednesday evening the knights OF
Columbus met in large numbers. Ar
rangements were made for the initia-
ton to be held Jan. %. After the
regular business meeting Bishop Cor
man delivered an interesting address In
which he emphasized the Importance
of the boy scout movement. urging the
men to take an active interest in the
welfare of the boys.
Bishop German was the genial host
at a splendid banquet given to the
members of the Cathedral choir at the
Owyhee hotel last Thursday evening.
Miss Lenore Wagner was responsible
for the beautiful decorations and the
artistic place cards. f. r. Beale
planned a delightful program. Covers
We're laid for % and all report a most
enjoyable evening.
Rev. NJ. +. Ryan, of Chicago, who
was recently ordained priest for the
diocese of Boise, will celebrate mass at
the cathedral tomorrow.
The regular meeting of the Altar
society was Held in st. Johns hall
Wednesday afternoon. The annual re
port read at the meeting indicated a
splendid years work under the presi :
dency of Mrs Edward Brennan The
newly elected president, Mrs. l.. p. Nc
Gala and vice president. Mrs. J. Jul
lion, were installed. Mrs. George Nell
son, treasurer Mrs Fl. Neitzel, finan-
cial secretary and Mrs. A. ]. Schilling
corresponding secretary. were reflect
ed.
Ri. Rev. Bishop German compli-
mented the retiring president on the
efficient and faithful discharge of the
duties Of her office during the past
year. He welcomed the new officers
and voiced his appreciation of the
splendid attendance. The membership
committee served refreshments amid
Happy New Year greetings.
Rev. ]. NJ. Nerhoeven left this morn
ing for Garden Valley, where he will
conduct services tomorrow
Services will be held tomorrow al
Rnrbpr at S.30 "a m
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
Real Estate Transfers

r. S. Madden and Marietta D. his
wife, to Myra NJ. Kilgore, $40; part
of blk IL in Resseguie add. to the city
of Boise.
Willard j. Myers and Eva NJ. Myers,
husband and wife to Charles III. Will
mot $40, lot IA of Ash Park subd.
John A. Treton and Aurilla ]. his
wife, to G. E. Casaday, SO to lots ,
and of blk 20 of North Locust Grove
add to Boise.
The grand lodge of Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons of Idaho Inc
to Charles w. Farmer. $40; lot in
blk. 81 of the original townsite OF
Boise.
Stanley Johnson and Orpha E., hus-
band and, wife to George T.. Bunnell,
81; the north half of lot 81 of sec. 16,
township 3, north range g east b. NJ
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
My HEART and My HUSBAND
Adele Carrison's New Phase Of
Revelations of a Wife


NEED not have feared for Harriet
Braithwaite's control Of herself. Even
= as I noticed the tears In her eyes she
swallowed hard. passed her kerchief
Eighty over her eyes. and was once
moro the poised woman OF the world
had known. Indeed. she was apparently
calmer than !. for I was all agog with
curiosity as to the nature of the some
thing odd" which she wished me to do
for her.
DO you ever see your little friend.
Mrs. Bicksttr' she asked next, and there
was not tho slightest trace In her voice
OF anything save the most casual in
curry about an acQuaintancs.
Il have only seen her onos since she
returned" replied quietly, but my
pulses had increased their beat.
Does she live near herer' she asked
next
mo. over In Jersey. Ny cousin has
mover fully recovered from bis injuries.
and as his income Is sufficient for them
to live comfortably in the country. they
have . delightful little place about sixty
miles from tn. city. and arr playing at
farming In a desultory sort Of way"
She pondsred my information intently
with downcast eyes and tightly inter-
locked fingers. When she looked up her
face hold an embarrassed flush upon It.
Would it be possible for you to In
vhs them out for q Weekend after you
come back and while we are still here:
I would manage mother 30 that We
could make room for them. ] would
hare her room and give the one ] am
to them. You sec, II It could be man
sed. should not like them to know We
ire here. nor do i overwhelmingly
snow they are coming until they get
here"
Madse In Doubtful.
think my face was mora flushed than
crs by the time she had fninhed. for
had seen tho reason for her request In
IN instant and realized the hurntliq tior
he must be- suffering At thus betrayins
me the fear that was consuming her
With all her poise, her worldly wis.
dom. the strength OF her character.
Harriet Brai.hwaitc WAS obsessed by
the idsa that her husbands infatuation
for Katherine Sonnet, born Of Loneliness
and plnS-s. not realised even ~ hia,-
self. mNht not be completely cured |
With \ strategem worthy OF melp
dramatic schoolgirl she had plAnneo
this unexpected 'neeting bctween the
two that she might see for herself what
effect the sight Of Katherine Sonnet
would have upon her husband.
But had NO time to indulge tAe yer3
real distasts ! felt for the task witch
che had % unexpectsdiy irnpeeea upeA !
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
FRIENDS CHURCH.

Ernest E. Taylor, pastor. Murray
Crosby, Bible school superintendent
We have felt the Lords blessings
in an unusual manner In our services
the past two weeks. At our mission
ary service, not only did those present
contribute most literally to the special
offering taken, but the greatest thing
of ell the altar was filled with those
dedicating their lives to Gods service
for the ministry or the mission field.
Seven OF those at the altar either came
to the decision at this service, or for
the first time made public their decf-
sion, Besides these there were sew
eral others who had formerly dedicated
their lives, and mothers bringing their
children to dedicate them to Christian
service. 1t was great day.
Our union watch night service with
the Nazarenes was great blessing to
those present. Brother Gibson
preached an unusually good New
Years sermon, at the close Of which
three came forward for prayer and re-
ceived help. The meeting closed with
a praise service in which nearly every
one present took part.
Sunday morning we will have with
us Edwin e. Bates, who will preach
for us. The pastor will bring the mes
sage in the evening.
All should remember the monthly
meeting following our prayer service
this coming Thursday night.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
G. A. Herbert, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; Edward Randall,
superintendent; lesson topic, Gods
covenant with Abraham"
Tomorrow is the first Sunday after
Epiphany We will hold one service
only at 1880 p. m. Sermon theme,
THE Church, Awakened by a Redis-
covery of the Reality and Power of
Prayer" No morning service.
The annual business meeting of the
congregation will be held Monday at
1880 p. m. in the church parlors. Every
voting member should be present. The
report OF the pastor will be read, Off
GERS will be elected, and policies for
the coming year will be shaped. This
is a very important reorganization
meeting.
The annual meeting of the officers
and teachers of the Sunday, school will
be held Tuesday evening at the par
sonage.
The confirmation class meets at the
parsonage on Wednesday at p. m.
instead of Monday.
The annual meeting of the willing
workers will be held Thursday at d.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
LATTER DAY SAINTS.

ReorSanized Church of Jesus Christ
OF Latter Day Saints meets at G. A. r.
hail, IA State street. Sunday school at
10 a. M Sunday morning services at
ii a: m. Time and place for following
services announced each Sunday, lions
Religo Literary Society, Sunday even
ing preaching service, cottage PRAYER
meeting Priesthood meeting immed-
lately following sacrament service the
first Sunday of each month George
b. Anderson, branch president, Third
and Vermont Streets, South Boise
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

me. That this scheme she had con-
ceived was most vital thing to her.
one upon which she felt the decision OF
her future happiness depended. could
sec plainly. ! tried to. make my an
swer casual. md made pretense OF
arranSing something on the table 30
enal ! might avoid looking at her.
WHY. II would DO entirely possible
for me to invite them I said cordial
y. But whether they would como or
mot another question. Like many men
VINO were wounded over there. my
cousin has come hack ar-littie-dificult
-socfaiiy-and - temperance tally - I do
Rot know that I can quite express It'll
don't want you 30 thinak that he u I'M
pleasant. for that b NOT true. butt
A Fhm Rssolutspn
know all about ~ Harriet Hs~ith.
waite replied briskly. evidently glad to
De upon the frTn impsroonal ground of
generalization. mo man went throuxh
mat he'll over there without coming
neck changed in scme way. Some Of
them are so restless That they want oon-
ttant change aRd excitement; others srs
moody and shrin.. from any sort Of So
ciat Ike. They seem to want to crawl
,hto their homes and just baa1k In the
luxury OF rest and quiet"
You have described Jack Bickett a
you had seen him." said quickly.
d'd see him." abe returned ouistly.
and WAS afraid that he would Iosc
sor,sthing by his experience over there
which would be long In coming back to
MN. ! liked him Immensely, but hs
seems to me a shade too sonabra Too
rigid Tor that blessed littie VI. az his
she has one Of the truest, sweetest. sun-
niest natures have ever seem"
aef Voice had the infection Of ahao-
'ute truth. ! sew worderingly that Har-
i1ct Braithwaits was the nilliouth won.
an capable OF absoaute justice toward
tne woman for whom she feared hsr
nusnsrd cared too much. Kuov1ux
= atner'ne so we'll, had been absol,ste-
y assured that she had bean blaxneloss
N the trying situation In which ~ hsd
osen involved by Mrs. Braithwaits'a III
ness. Katherine had horne tribute 10
me csdor woman's fairness and heneso
~ ths matter. and realised that the
woman before me was not only just 10
ny little friend, but had acO,rnnllshe1
me more dlfncult feat Of actually ~.
nirang and liking her. .
impuisfvely resolved that vcu,A
Iortner THE mad scheme of hera Jant
ln0 AetEGan1 ehould come Tor . 49,.
"a wnne tAe DraithwaaGss were v99h
lsag ehen eut ~ nuros.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

G. William Barnum, minister. At
the Sunday morning service, at II
o'clock. the pastor will preach on the
theme, where Are the Intercessors 2"
This subject Is chosen as q fitting con-
clusion of the congregations observ-
ance of the week of prayer, and IL APP
propriate also to the program of the
1nter-Church World Movement, which
appoints January as the month for the
cultivation Of our spiritual resources.
The theme for the sermon at the eve
ming service. at 1880, will be How to
Recognize the objectionable Sim"
Mrs. j. p. Tate 10 to lead the Young
Peoples meeting at $50 Sunday eve-
ming. The topic will be "A. strong
Character and How 1t Is Attained"
Bartha Corn has been appoint ted
leader of the Junior Christian Endeav-
or meeting at $3.50 Sunday afternoon.
The Westminster Guild will meet at
the home Of Miss Alice Venable Mon
day evening.
The monthly meeting Of the ladies'
aid society will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Carl Feldhusen Wednesday after
noon At 1850.
At the prayer meeting next Thurs
day evening the topic for devotional
Bible study will be 1.-THE Book of Ec-
clesiates."
Special music for the Sunday morn
ing service Will include the following:
Prelude: "Marsch," (Schumann),
Offertory: 'Minuet IN G." (Beetho-
ven).
Postlude: "Av. v.rum." tMo.art.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

klnsdom o. Christ throughout Iris
Community.
We viii also have with us Sunday
morning the 1T. Rev. Irving p. John
son, d. D., bishop OF Colorado. who
will preach the sermon. THE bishop is
a very eloquent preacher. and should
be heard by every member Of the ca
thedral congregation. There will be a
special meeting at p. m. Sunday af-
ternoon In the Bishop futile church
house with addresses by Bishops John
son and T0uret, at which time the sub
ject Of the nationwide campaign will
be very thoroughly gone over. All men
of st. Michael's are especially urged
to be present. as we'll as members OF
the parochial committee, and others
who desire to come.
The silver tea held at the deanery
by the Daughters OF the King Tues
day was great success both socially
and financially. About 1875 guests
were present, and over $25 was con-
tributed for the purchase of flowers
for the altar during the winter months.
We were honOred with the presence
of Bishop and Mr.. Touret. A splendid
musical program was provided by the
committee in charge, the following pen
sons taking part: Miss Rebecca Stoy,
Oliver c. Jones. Mrs. 4. A. Farmer and
st. Michaers choir boys. OVr organ
list. Mr.. Farmer. was the actbmpanist
The following named scholars have
earned rewards of Bibles and sets of
prayer book and hymnals by faithful
and diligent work In the Sunday school
during the past year. viz: Myra
Davidson, Margaret Clyne, Hazel Roe
Richard Hollingshead, Arabelle Hunt
Virginia Macy. Edna Knox, Thelma
Handy, Katherine Roe. Marion Bliss
Margaret Mendenhall. Avis Annett
Edwin Peterson, Mary Louise Johnesse
Margaret Harvey. Robert Neal. David
Gray, Frank Hunt, Gordon Neal
Thomas Gamble, Fred Harvey, Joseph
Peterson. Bette Davidson. These
| beautiful gifts will be presented as soor
as they arrive.
| The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters of the King will be held In
| the choir room of the church on Fri
day evening at o'clock. The follow
Ing Sunday morning is the time fol
their corporate communion.
The second section of the auxiliary
will meet at the deanery Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock Mrs. Cham
| berlaine will be assisted by Mrs. G.
w. Gamble. president of the auxiliary
A committee of arrangements is be-
Ing formed by representative mem
bers from all the church societies tc
tender to Bishop and Mrs. Touret re-
ception at the Bishop Tuttle house ir
! the near future. AS soon as all mem
bers are named. the dean will call the
meeting together. and a chairman will
be elected and committees appointed.
| We are sorry to lose from our midst
our faithful and much loved communi-
cants. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Douglass
They have gone to California, probably
to make it their home. We wish them
Gods greatest blessing. They will be
greatly missed.
Bishop Johnson will be the guest OF
Dean and Mrs. Chamberlain at the
| deanerN during his visit to Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10
CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE.

Nazarene church Fifteenth and
FRANKLIN streets. Sabbath school at
a. m; preaching at IL a. m; Young
reopies society at $3.50 p. M; evangel-
list service at D. m. Parsonage
1871 North Fourteenth street. Rev.
Charles A. Gibson, pastor.