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CHRISTMAS.

December 25-a momentous day in
the history of the whole world.
Christ-the only perfect man that
God or the world has ever produced,
Christianity-that ennobling faith
which keeps civilization alive and
prepares the soul of humanity for
the great beyond
In every Christian heart that beats
the day will be one of reverence and
humility, in thankfulness that God
in His merciful wisdom created a
son. whose death should redeem the
world.
In the churches, at the home fire.
sides, on lofty mountain peaks and
in the barren wastes of the deserts,
on the waters of the deep and
wherever mankind is, there God will
be to look into our hearts and note
the manner in which we observe the
anniversary of His son.
No heart is so pure but what it
can be made cleaner and better by
concentrating the mind upon the
wonderful deeds of this perfect man.
No soul is SO stepped in sin but
what it can be purified by repent
ance and belief, for Christ gave his
life that such might be so.
AS we observe the day, let us
honor the man whose birth it COM
memorates and the God who created
him.
But let it not end with the setting
of the sun or at the stroke of twelve
Let us carry the lessons and the
impressions of the day into our
future lives, into our daily affairs,
and into our pleasures and our pas
times.
Let us invoke the gentle and for
giving spirit of Christ in all things
we do and say, to the end that the
life which was given for us may not
have been in vain.
1t is the least that we can do for
so much that has been done for US.
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CANDLE LIGHT CHRISTMAS
SERVICE.

Large audiences enjoyed the un.
usually fine services at the Congre.
| gational Church, both morning ano
evening, last Sunday. The auditor.
ium had been tastefully decorated by
| the young people, with Christmas
greens and with two fine balsams or
either side of the pulpit. In the
morning the choir presented choice
musical program arranged by the or
ganist, Mrs j A Lytle, and consist
ing of anthems, carols, trio, with
solos and choruses. The pastor, Rev.
j A Lytle, gave a most helpful and
soul-inspiring sermon on "The Day
spring"
The evening service was unique,
being a Candle Light Vesper service.
All the electric lights where used
were heavily screened with boughs of
balsam and the room Illuminated by
the soft light of many candles placed
along the parapet of the east gallery,
on the window sills and grouped in
candelabra and tall candle sticks
around the pulpit and the organ,
while the two trees bore their bur-
den of tiny red and green and white
lights A choir of young people
in the east gallery sang "Holy
Night following a variation of the
same theme on the organ. Four of
the little girls with Helen Neal, as
soloist, sang Luther's Cradle Hymn;
Mrs Hooker, Mrs Poole with Mr. Neal
repeated the trio of the morning; MIR
Meals solo There's a Song in the
Air" with chorus was particularly
pleasing, although all the numbers
were so fine it is not fair to single
out anv one for special praise. Mr.
Lytle held the close attention IF the
audience with his story of the
Worlds Christmas Tree" with its
strong spiritual application. The
general verdict was "What beauti-
full inspiring day, from the Prelude
in the morning to the Postlude in
the evening !"
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Miss Flossie Sawyer is with her
sister Mrs Carrie Libbey. Miss Smith,
a trained nurse from Woodsville, is
caring for Miss Sawyer
The officers elected by Liberty
Council S. & d. of L. for the year
1921 are as follows: Councillor, Mrs
w NJ Chamberlin; Assoc. Coun., B ]
Sawyer; Past Councillor, Mrs F L
Wheatley; Vice Councillor, Mrs H f
Prescott; Assoc. Vice Councillor, Mrs
Andrew Mumler; Record Sec. Mrs
VIM. Bonner: Finan. Sec. and Treas,
J H Stillwell: Inside Sentinel, Ezra
Eastman; Outside Sentinel, Andrew
Mumler. Deputy State Councillor,
Mrs F L Davis, will install the
officers Wednesday evening. Jan. ..
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Doe Brothers have just received
another carload of Ford automobiles.
Miss M Elizabeth Gaffield, who is
attending Plymouth Normal, Ply
mouth, N. H., arrived Friday 20
spend the holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs Chas. NJ Garfield
Mrs Andrew Emerson returned
home Tuesday from Mary Hitchcock
Hospital, where she has been for
several weeks, following an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
The first of a series of Whist
parties, given by Charity Lodge F &
A. NJ, was held Thursday evening.
Refreshments were served and twenty
couples enjoyed the evening. The
next party will be held Friday even
inc, December 31st.
1t has been suggested that every
one light their homes, upstairs and
down, in rooms facing the street,
Christmas night Saturday. from
eight to nine o'clock. Let every
home be liphted that the passerby
may feel the glow cf the Christmas
Spirit.
The first pure-bred Guernsey bull
ever shipped to Porto Rico left the
farm of NJ L Brock at Newburv last
week Monday afternoon Mr. Brock
shinped 4 cows, 3 yearling heifers
and yearling calves to a party in
Rillerica. This speaks well for
Orange County.
The Bradford Piano Rooms, in the
Bank block, has been a great assist
ance to the peneral public in this
section in selecting holiday gifts.
Mr. Littlefield and his corps Of assist
ants have assisted the music loving
public in making their cho'ce. not
only of musical instruments. but rec
o~ds and sheet music as we'll. See
adv. on page 6.
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Good ten-room house with bath. w
S Williams, Bradford. VT. 13tf
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At election of officers of Gen. Gil
more Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ, H Z
Prescott was elected Councillor, II =
Wheatlpy, Vice-councilor: John H
Stillwell, Sec; B J Sawyer, Treas.
Geo. Crafts, Warden: Fred Eaton, l.
s.; Jerry Colby, o. s. DEBT. State
Councillor, G F Osgood, will install
the officers Thursday evening, Jan. g.
The annual election of officers of
the Naomi Rebekah Lodge will be
held this (Fridav) evening.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin H Dow are
spending the HOLIDAYS with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs J f Welton.
Trotter Encampment elected their
officers for the ensuing year at their
meeting last Fridav night as follows:
G. p. Walter Darie: IT. p. Ora ]
Lea; S. W., w f Hunt: ]. W.. w w
ROGERS: G., Forrest Allen; Scribe,
John H Stillwell: Treas, WE Brooks.
A large crowd gathered in the
Armcrv Wednesday evening, to wit
ness the pame of basket ball between
some cf B. AS. cid PLAYERS and the
stronp Thetford Town Team. The
first two innings were exciting, as
the score was close, but in the final
inning the Bradford boys cutplayed
their opponents, resulting in a score
If 49 TO II in favor of Bradford
Our team consisted Of Kenneth ID
Rlake. Perlev Clopston, Guv Kelley.
Daniel NJ Metcalf and Martin ]
Murphy. each doing excellent work.
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JONATHAN TYLER COUNCIL NO. IS
o. U. A. NJ,
Meets second and fourth Monday evenings
at Town Hall
PIERMONT, N. II.
A. w. Evans, Councillor.
o. b. Stanley, Rec. Secretary.
SneciaI Announcements.

Obituary Notices, Poetry and Resolu-
tiOns, cents per line. Reading Notices
under Special Announcement 10 cents a
line, each insertion among locals 20
cents. Gard OF Thanks, so cents.
All purely business notices published
In our reading columns, and all adver-
tisements of church, sunday school and
other fairs, excursions, etc. where money
Is expected TO be realized, will he charg-
ed Tor nj our regular rates. Editorial
notices of such affairs Will he published
free.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Public Services are held In Bradford
National Bank Building. Room 4. every
Sunday morning at 10;45.
Subject for the week-Christian Sci
Ance. Lesson for Thanksgiving Day.
Sunday School at IL o'clock.
The Reading Room is open every
Saturday afternoon from to S. Every
body welcome.
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HOLIDAY DANCE

Under the auspices of the Bradford
Post American Legion which will be
held in Opera Hall Tuesday evening,
Dec. 2Sth, promises to be a pleasing
event. Dances for old and young,
with snappiest of snappy music by
Klark's Orchestra. Refreshments will
be served.
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NOTICE.

ANOAhSA%s
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bradford National
Bank will be held at it's Banking
rooms in Bradford, VT. Tuesday,
January 11th, 1921 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, for the purpose Of the
election of directors, and such other
business as may come before them.
L. A, Neal, Clerk:
Bradford, VT, Dec. 10, 1921. 1916
To Rent.
Good ten-room house with bath. w
S Williams, Bradford, VT. 13tf
For Sale.
Newly repaired ten-room house
with electric lights and bath. w S
Williams, Bradford, VT. 13tf
For Sale.
Fifteen tons of hay. Will deliver
around b adford village at market
price. Also twenty-five bushels of
1920 butternuts, dry and nice, Sl.50
per bushel. Will ship them if money
accompanies order. John Lufkin,
Bradford, VT. 1915
Wanted
A woman to assist with the house
work one or two days in the week.
Apply at CongI egational Parsonage.
1914
For Sale
New and second hand letter car
rier outfit. r A Carman, PieTmont.
For Sale.
A litter of Extra Nice Pigs. H r
Gould, Piermont, N. II. 14-15
For Sale.
The Goodhue house on Back street.
House contains IL rooms in fair con-
dition-suitable for two families.
Barn and about one acre of ground.
Apply to ID B Carleton, at Farmers
Exchange. 9-tf
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Bradford Students at Bay Path
Institute, Springfield, Mass. will
spend their Christmas vacation in
town, arriving at their homes this
morning.
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For Sale

Pure bred Guernsey bulls, May
Rose breeding. One yearling and one
calf. Call at my home on South
Main st. and see them and read
their their pedigree. Arthur raw
ford, Haverhill, N. H. Tel. 37-13.
1914.
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BRADFORD ACADEMY NOTES

Last Friday evening the Freshman
Glass gave one of the prettiest
promenades of the year. The School
Hall was decorated in red and green
With evergreens attractively arr ang-
ed. Mrs Eaton and Mrs Nye furnish
ed the music for the promenaders
and the Freshmen served refresh
merits of Jello and cake.
School closed Thursday afternoon
for the Christmas recess. Sessions
win begin again on Tuesday, January
4th.
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Y, BRADFORD "
%sMs%
Merry Christmas TO All.

John NJ Stillwell of Windsor is
home for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs + X Fletcher and Mrs A l.
Hale spent Tuesday in ST. Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs F + Doe left today
for Melrose, Mass, where they viii
spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs
Franklin Doe and family.
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Anyone desiring wood sawed will
obtain prompt and efficient service by
applying to John w Grove. Oxford,
N. H. tt.
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Bradford Old Established Barber Shop
Hair Cutting. Saving sne ShsnpOons specially
We ans sharpsn Ra1cl Shs shears
nj eolBY. Prup'r sIt sscins srsefors
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s-araa,1 Rearers Meet.

.ttIs. 1 l',slT p.
ThA members ut IN" Sts"uH'" -.
erS Missionary s"c,yiHG %. '" ,s me
Mvthodist EhLFch WI m. % %..ilI..
guests OF Misses vhsN"",' u 'rk,ynmd
NJ, As. AT Their NOM -" ii
He ats this afternoon a. no'o, =, 80 >,
OF the members oil inc 81 "m.-''.
have been .Lstu ~ enci,I
Dance and SGc;eA' :, ,,ar,
The members Of me VI /. -. '"eI
OF Lansing. q. Will f"'I ""','' "'.'
social in the hall AZ STOP - u. 80. h ,,'..
ton line ,omorro" "Nc"!rI DIV t'e
hours OF and i ''. h mt 49,
Valley orchestra mas 49, ,,,',,',,,.J
the event and a I'm" i!hc ; il"'"'''u'
" Phnathsa Class: 49,. ,,..,,
The rh.!athrn ,'ass Sc, %i ,.' 'H' ,,rj I'S :,
Methodist SUNDAY, s'hyo' VIZ i n",I
sale OF home baked E""uS a. '"' ~ 10
port Hardware companE> store '"'""t
iow afternoon. and all MN" ..,l',i - "nu
fr,euuN -; tn" c9usreHNH ~ i:"'
ably assist the young I4I'.H ~ ."'''
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charge FROM the service. having con-
rIctrd his crlaNtm,u' II, has ben sue
,.rdrd n: the local "in'v hN S"iE'' '"'
Braun.
Missionary Meeting.
4 srr.,1l n"r.Inx # IA. W"m'' '
Nr,s~.nra;, s,,i.'1 a. 'a. F.f~' E"i""'n-
cd church - 80 h" h'.d VA. '"ntnN 81
me h"n," 80 Mr. '''."r-,' N.~,,'NI" ,... ~
ness IS t. h, gwen o'''n',"'n q H"'.'.
session VIII l. 'uj.>'d ""d " iinoh'"i
~rrN ut.
Members Of IA, =. T.. club were o.
T. A-a-4s ,.,t,rr., .,..d asst evening ny
Ar. ,.H.r., =. l,n,,-.. - h'r home On
Gr0,cl H!I. Tn, casual diversions "'
,hc ,,un were enjoyed aud :" !Hn'n'"'
want Street Improved.
Persons = ~!Hi"" on mar r.S"l 800, -. J..
viii pr,4'."u ,;N council tor iihPrrNt
mcnl of rhrt stree, with asphalt $hI'' :
NIX - - ROW ho;"E put down on ono,
streets cG IA" CITY. This potts'n WI.
h.. circulated among property ""h''7
-, One. ind lo'"r ni"a WIN r''N ,''''i''' -
Sentiment - uy,IWh"Im,uE :" iaN'i 81
tn" Improvement.
Members "f III, .Iuuo~ M"rhaniI.
,odg" and m,mn'rs ~ 'h"ir i"n."'
,.nju>.d ~ SOFIA! event last HE"I al '"'
hal ~ tn" Hub huIdLs. .,
N,.;.am Sjdd,il. and John r. Cow
ley, r,ruru'd from rHdI where 'A.E
.,''.r.G.d - funeral.
Nr and Mrs. Gas y S;"!I'r' ma .
r,turi.rd t. ,h'Ir hom" h'rr after N'''1
ii, Montreal, and Qu"""r.. ..,,,o,, .,
I.nlou Strrnt has "o, SET been r'SHN'"'
Il supply of material not yet having
been r"rr!Vcd.
Som" rAt~uS!'" :mrr"L'm"h' ar "
h,. mad" - tn" Church al Goa J" H""'"
~,
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Music and out-of-toor social diversions
were enjoyed AMI i picnic supper vas
served as the feature Of n" outing.
Installed Officers.
Tho new officers Of N, * Prince
lodge knights OF Pyth,as. -. Installed
the Armory hall on Un:nu Ntrect1 Fo.-
lowing TN. installation. u u,Iul session
was enjoyed. William Eoyles Is tho
new chancellor "OWmand"r.
Paid Fine.
leo t'raze. Italian. who is N" pr"rr!-
etor Ct tn" Liberty poOl C"um ON Boil
mont street. paid I'm" "t S@nn and
costs IN police court yesterday. ii
uttered a plea Of guilty ~ u chars" #
selling l!qaer after man who was ar
rested for being drunk sQU'dIcG.
Births.
y daughter has been born {" NJ and
Mrs {. !. CUrran -: GUERNSEY street.
Announcement - mad" OF IA" h:rrn
% son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Huff
4 daughter has been born 20 Mr.. AMI
Mrs. James l.. DAVIS ~ South Belmont
street.
Informal Luncheon.
An informal luncheon VIII y" he'd
A. rue nom" of Mrs. NJ G. t"r""rs on
Franklin street. luiy 26th. for .ad.' :
Of the Osiris court Of R"lIalr". shady
SIDE and bridgeport. Arrange meu's 10"
the event were mad" last night a, a
held az n" homo Of Miss Mary Mus
grave on Noble street.
Has Arm Fractured.
Wiiliam. IN" four rar-old son e
Mr. and Mrs William Bell Of Twenty
hrst street is suffering with Il fracture
"t ms rirnt arm. 'rh" yoUnESt"r Wa
playing on \ tcnc" when hr accidentally
fell t. the ground
Assembly to Open.
ThY annual assembly OF Epwnrth
park. Bethesda. opens tomurrVw and a
- crowd j. likely |" he on hand.
Tn" Crawford Adams company will b"
tn" attraction for tn" lrst day Of the
chautiuQua.
Entertained Club.
Members OF the :. +. club wore de-
!ightfuliy entertained last evening by
Mrs e Samuel Wise IT her home -
IVES. Tw"ui! third street Finch and
mus" wrrs the diversions OF IN" "vCu-
ing and Il luncheon was served 10y M
hostess.
At Marion.
half sCor" OF Rclla;re mon w"r"
A. Marion yesterday for tho notification
Of United States Senator Warren q
Harding The local persons attending
the exercises Will probably return -
their homes her" TODAY.
Gets Army Discharge.
SerGt. Perkins. VIII" has been on duty
a. the local army recruiting "tfCC tor
months. has received his honorable dis
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BELLAIRE NEWS
Council Meets Tonight.

The regular meeting OF the city coun-
e.. - scheduled To- b. hold This evening
at The CITY huNd!ns. Som" ,mpert" 'i,
ion regarding N" Duplicating o. n"
pumping system a. The water WORKS
will be up The matter % iSsulnH a.
fclrncy bonds VIII b" presented IN inc
form OF an ordinance. which c!t:z"ns
are urE.a2 thai b. turned down because
of a poor method Of securing needed
funds Tho ordinance regulating auto,
mobiles and nNlNg parking districts Will
also De UP .Sr 90, .n -, "a 49,
Members - tn" ,irruINV E.b.A Class
- tho FRS: Reformed church were "u'
BrtaiNed las; n'Ght by Mrs. H"nry t'h'
erltng at her HON" on South Jefferson
street. \ program Wa rendered ana 4
social session was enjoyed.
Play az Elm Grove.
Announcement; VAS mad" last niger
that Bellasr" Enamel company base bal.
team OF this city would <" :" FIN
Grove On SUNDAY for a contest with
mines appear about evenly matched and
a good contest should result.
Picnic was Enjoyable.
Presby,Sr r1;,r' church held at n" Whec.,
ing Island fair grounds Yesterday prov =
ed 70 De very enjoyable. Many menu
oers OF the church ard SG0daN S"h"".
attended. Athlete events. swimming
ana NtNHT diversions WIZ ''''J'E ~ anu !
Saskc, dinner WAS served a: noon.
Baby show Held
The second baby show ~ IN" w""k
was held last night at the Grav"l ii|l
Fairgrounds Nearly TWO score ~
youngsters were exhibited for "a" prizes.
which were donated hv local stores. tn
nrst show Of IN" week WAS held at thu
Rose HILL playground
Begin work Monday.
II - likely that tho work % painting
and decorating IN" interior of IN" High
school building VIII o. started Monday,
The contract for IN" work has been L.;
to r. p. Zimmerman ~ belmont street.
No Grade Vacancies.
There are no vacancies in the corps
OF grade teachers h"r" at the present
time, Supt. T. V. Nelson stated yestAr-
day. The local school head has been
very fortunate IN securing 4 tirst-c'asS
corps Of teachers for the eight grade
schools OF the city.
Enjoyed Picnic.
Members OF the choir OF the Second
Presbyterian church enjoyed picnic
last evening at the summer Nom" 81
Miss Virginia Grafton on Rock HE
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mss Helene NJ EGrn"l and friend
Marion Ii,&Tr. spent Sunday with MIR.
rud Mrs ErrHst Bailey.
i.nuIs For.nan and Alex Mann of
~rr'aci. vested friends NJ MorrisIown
SUnun"
Mr.. Julia Corbin Of California. -
y;-4,in. relatives and friends IN thIs Vi
'!uI!
/ - Ransom had valuable COW Kill
led a.. lightning one nigh, last week.
Mrs Bert Warw'"k who was op"rai ed
-. =, inc Onio Valley hospital last
week & ,rnprorlnr ..'Hly.
tn, Grange ri'l r.ll he held ncar
f-r,n,i I:sdge So & saturday. Iu,y -.
, good program, : beng arranged ard
Il n.~ke. d.nnr" wi T." enjoyed on the
Er.rirda Fv"ryon" attend.
several from the EldCc attended
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is Instructor. IN mathematics IN the
college =; that place.
Mrs Edna Bow!es ie:t Tuesday Tor
au ,Nlrud.d VISIT VIVA her lr";hfr,
urn H"wles. al \"w t"m""r"'A". VA.
Walter NrIEcr>pa. Nil. Annie
ErwI,s and Mrs VIM. Mel 'h'r>on and
daurhler boris. we're at Wheeling on
business Wednesday.
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MECHEN
Last Night.


Last Night
T".n:Sn' : III" Last nEHl ma per
sons MAY eH Up :" attend IN" supreme
cucamrm"n, az Ih" lnii"rm Ranks ~
il"N"laud Th's" wiShiNc :" enroll may
SO :" the rooms under the !"vI! post
office. where members VIII be stationed
70 cnr".. th"m
Playground Popular.
Tho Fairgrounds OF tniS ,.'l has been
NOR" popular this year that any pre-
viouS time. Earh dar finds Iarg"
groups going there for IL" day. hut not
only children hut ~" grown people seek
shelter from the heat ~ TN. grounds.
Annual Outing.
Tt" members uC rhv CHRISTIAN church
oC tins c.;y. Whrcj!ur, Eg.dg"i"~:. Rel
hold ,hr!r annual outing To-day. at,
Er,.,5p'S grave Til, STEAMER Verne
Swain has b,co rnr3rad far ,rr d,y -
take tn. crowd lnwa ,i., river and This
promises 10 he on. or the mos. drlig...
in! ptrnirS Yet hcld j., ,ac churches.
! ;hcy h.,lc many >,i.nr.>.. IN ,,urn .ur
/ tn" dav. and a good i.n,. T. av....rs
! thoS- VINO attend Ey.~y1r, : awaited
! 10 h".aC ,E..r basket and ,pr.,
Entertained Last Evening.
| Last evening" Mrs l. k,:Il.srro en-
fqr,alr,d tlr ,rfp7h.-s a. To-, ..fru ,r
! ~. Ladies Ali s., ,.i, Of Inc N T.
church, After rrnrSa,i.ng :, nur,p,- If
business matters 49, r.u.:.uH,.~ g., tn,
I evening was spent IT, u ,"r:H ;.ur
i:Cut sumo r.a va; served IT, Fl .A,,. lol;r.
Choir Rehe,rral
Tho warkI, rbu.r r,.hr,r-.,r ,r .hr
! ,'h,ir,.., If God Vii h,. n,II ,n.. ,,.,,.r,.
, 4 nr,7l.~ ~ srr.l:r s,,,.,,,,r, ar. =, NJ,
-.n,arscd fr. the Sund,, .,-,l.,.- and
! AL ,rrubcrs a~r ~cctre,nl 20 h, rr,s,r.
prar%.ce ,or cam.
! ,r,,...,,, ,,',rt -. e,.,~ ~. 49,, :, , ,
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The ln,elli-
n.nrer at H.ckey's News stand.
seih,, g. Reeds Drug Store or the
SrtaSeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry 227 J.
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camp meeting At Smiths Grove, sun
DAY.
Miss Anna Rundv OF Tacoma. IS 80.
ting \. ~, home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Bailey.
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for The lntelliEencer
NJ the Burd News Agency. South
Fourth street, or cali Martins Ferry
c27 J.
Albert W. Otte. Local Correspondent.
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The remains "t ihr ,d'c NiiI!"m E'cN;
Ramsey coal miner VINO died az the lo'a!
hosnital a. ar early hour yesterday
morning. following injuries SASthlh""
while at work IN IN" m:n" or thr H''N'
! ak.s coal COMPANY. vera taken 20 the
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23

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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-12-01
SCOUTS ASSIGNED
TO HEALTH WORK
Troops Will Distribute Circulars
Each Night OF Week Of
December 5 to Ill.

The dates on which the Boy Scout
troops Of Gre1t Fails will distribute
circulars Of information concerning
health week. December to y, have
been announced by Scout Executive +.
r. Graybill. They are:
Monday, troops J. and 8; Tuesday,
troop 2; Wednesday, troops 4 and 8;
Thursday, troops 5 and Z; Friday,
troop S. Saturday troops o and 49,
During the week the boys will meet
at 4:15 ?. m. for instructions and as
signments, and Saturday morning troops
and ID will meet at $50 o'clock at
the American Legion building
The troops which will turn out the
most Of it's members for this work will
take rank as the most efficient and best
organized troop in Great Falls
Boy Scouts will distribute public
health pamphlets to the patrons of the
Grand theater at the close Of the per-
formances during the week Of December
6 to II. Assignments have been made
az follows for this duty:
Monday, George kruse and Gerald
Shepherd; Tuesday, Gordon Gems. Keith
Nichols. Gordon Bickford, Walter Steller
Wednesday, Donald Hagen. Maurice
Coy, James Charters. Wilbur Abrams
Thursday, Theodore Appel. Joe Berna-
SEX. Verne Patton; Friday. William
Hagenson, Joe Schiller. Gerald Woodahl;
Saturday James McDermott Donald
Dwyer, Harold Redding Applications
may still be made at headquarters for
two places Monday evening, one place
Friday and one Saturday evening.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-12-01

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