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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
Four Times and
No Decision
(By United P-ess)

Washing Although Republican
leaders in the senate are virtually
agreed on the form Of the peace reso-
luton they were unable to get action
today in the Foreign Relations Com
mittee. The committee considered the
resolution for the fourth time but
reached no conclusion.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
Improve Financial Clause Of Treaty.

San Reno The conference Of am
bassadors today improved the financial
clause Of the peace treaty, it was an
nounced. After this was disposed Of
the conference took up territorial
problems affecting Armenia and the
question Of the mandate under the
League Of Nations
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
Gary Population
Over $4,000 Now

Washington, D. C-Devips Lake, N.
D., 5,14o, decrease II or o.3 per cent.
Gary, Ind, 55,344, increase 38,542 or
1924 per cent. Ada, Ok, SOP, increase
1868 or 84.2 per cent. Newburgh, n.
Y, 30,272, increase 2.467 or 8.9 per
cent. Dunkirk, N. Y, 1886, Increase
2,115 or 1913 per cent.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
Eau Claire Discovers
Mysterious Dynamite
fBy United Pressl

Eau Claire, Wis. Mystery surrounds
the finding here of enough dynamite
to blow up one-half of the city. The
explosive was buried two feet deep
in neat row along the sidewalk and
was unearthed during the excavation
for building.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
BREAK ALL RECORDS.
lBy Assoeiated Pressl

Washington Imports in March set a,
new high record while exports were
the second highest in the history Of
the nation, according to the statement
issued today BY the Department of
Commerce.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
STRIKE IS NOT AUTHORIZED.
by Associated Press)

Detroit-A walkout April % on the
part of 100000 members of the Broth
erhood of Maintenance Of Way en-
pioyees and railway shop laborers in
the Chicago district will not receive
sanction of the brotherhood, E. F.
Cradle, president of the organization
here today.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
Calls Navy a
Battered Hulk
(By United Press1

Washington 1.-THE navy is only a
battered hulk of what it was when
the armistice was signed" Captain w.
D. Pratt told the senate navy investi-
eating committee today. He was as
sistant chief of operations. Men are
leaving the service in droves and
ships are lying idle at the navy yards,
he stated
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
REBEL GENERAL WOUNDED.
(By United Press

Washington General Benjamin Hill
leader of the Obregon rebels, was
wounded in fighting at Conpreras near
Mexico City last night. the Mexican
embassy announced today. Most Of
Hills followers were killed. the embas-
sy asserted.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22

st. Louis Small tornadoes, hail and
rain storms did thousands of dollars
worth of damage in western Missouri
last night, according to reports from
three cities today
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
Detroit Women
Fix Maximum Price
(By Associated Press.)

Detroit, Mich. Business women's or
CARNATIONS here have taken their fling
at the high price of wearing apparel.
One thousand stenographers, book
keepers and other Office workers spledg-
ed themselves not to exceed these
maximum prices: hats and shoes, $40;
suits and coats. $50; dresses, $35;
hosiery. $3.50; and gloves $500.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22
RAIL AND BOAT COMPETITION.
nv TTnifad pra..l

washington-A bill to prevent rail-
roads from competing with shipping
routes. on the Great Lakes was intro
duced today by enator Kellog on re
quest
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-04-22

The name Of young Bergstrom was
the first to be placed on the roll of
heroes in Kenosha county. He was the
first of all the men who went from Ke-
nosha county to be wounded in action
In one of the first engagements Of the
war, in which the American troops par
ticipated, Roy Bergstrom was one of
the men to be carried to the rear suf-.
fering from wounds. He fingered be-
tween life and death for many days
at the field hospital and later was sent
back to this country and discharged
on account Of his physical condition.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
Hirek a ref egyh koreb6l
LELKESZ IKTATAS

Vasarnap delutan 3 orakor
tartja az egyhazkozseg Mt. &C.
renday Laszl6 iinnepAyes IS hi
vatalos beiktatasat. Ez alkalom.
NAL a delel6tti istentisztelet el.
marad es ehelyett delutan 3 ora.
kor kezd0dik az iktatasi istentisz.
telet, amelyre az egyhaz vezet5.
sege keri az osszes egyhaztagok
megjeleneset.
A beiktatasi szertartast az
egyhazmegye megbizasab6l DR.
Hudnut, a First Presbyterian
church lelkesze, aki a magyar
egyhaznak kezdett6l fogva nag,
j6akar6ja, vegzi, mig a magyar
szertartasra Dezsy Karoly bea
verfallsi ref. lelkeszt kertek fel
A templomi iinnepelyt banke
koveti az egyhaz termeben. 4
f6zest a reformatus n6egylet tag
jai vallaltak magukra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
Macy ALARCOsBAL

A farsangi ideny cgyik legszebh
mulatsagat kedden este tartjak a
Kossuth korben, amikor a MAJ
gyarsag kedvelt kozmiivel6desi
egylete rendezi Macy alarcosbal-
jat. A nagy terem, amely ma
gyarsag kedvelt talalkozo es mu-
lat6 helye lett mar azalatt r0-
vid lido alatt is, hogy a k0r bek0l-
tozott az vi helyisegbe, Macy
balra kiil0n0sen izleses diszben
varja a k0zonseget. Rigo Joska
12 tagu zenekara fogja huzni a
jobbnal jobb tn szteppckct, val
cereket, no meg magyar csar-
dast. Minden jor6l bowen gon-
doskodott a rendez0seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN. ES K0RNYEKERM

ravasz eszk0z0kkel dolgoznak
ezek a modern voros kigy6k! A
hitetlenseget es az istentagadast
ugy allitjak oda, mint okossagot,
mint felvilagosodast es mint lelki
fenyt, ellenben a. hitet, temp
lomba 5'rast es i.tenesseget ugy,
mint buts sagot Is lelki vaksagot.
A XII mindezekkel csabitasokkal
szemben megis megmarad hiteben
es elnem tantorodik ett6l az ilyen
emberben lelki erG lakozik es szi-
lard jellemc, mely tulajdonsagok
nagyrabecsiil6st ~erdcmelnck. Els
en- ugy velekedem, hogy ezek az
emberek val6sagos hitvallok es
batran sorozhat6k eek k0ze.
Az igazsag mem az, hogy azok
butak. a Xix hisznek es
templomba jarnak es mem iilnek
fol hazug szavaknak, hanem
butak azok es s0tet fcjiiek, Xix
feliilnek minden sz6nak, mely fl.
zetett berencek ajkarol j6. A leg.
tobb ember mem azert beszel ma.
nap, amint beszel, hanem azert
inert megfizetik erte. A legt0bf
voros apostol csak azert v0r0.
apostol, inert irt6zik komoly
munkatol es sokkal k0nnyebbnel
talalja a deszkar6l val6 sz6nok
last, mint a komoly munkat. E.
az igazsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
FELHIvAs
A Youngstown Magyar Betegse.
gelyzo Egylet tagjaihoz.

Fclhivom az egylet osszes tag
iainak figyelmet ARA, hogy feb
ruar havi gyiilesunket az els0 va
sarnap helyett, masodik vasar-
nap delutan 2 orakor tartjuk
meg, az iskola helysegeben. Feb
ruar h6 els6 vasarnapjan gyiiles-
termiink, reformatus egyhaz
lelkeszenck bciktatasa alkalma-
Dol. bankett helysegnek lesz le-
foglalva. Kerjiik egyletiink tag
iai, hogy sziveskedjenek ezt tu-
domasul venn.
Az egylet megbzasabol:
Menyhert Janos, ttkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
Az UJ EL6IJAR6sAC.

Az evi ko2gyiilesen a nep bizal-
ma a kovetkezoket iiltette az el1l-
jar6i szekbe: Geressy Sander,
gondnok, Seb3k Gabor penztar-
nok, Szab6 P. Istvan jegyz3,
Gomez Gyula ellen6r, Seb5 Lajos,
Farkas Peter, Varga Mihaly
(Hubbard), Batta JOSEF (Hub-
bard), Herczegh Andras, Dicso B.
Istvan, Szab6 P. Istvan, Szadai
Benjamin, ifj. 10th Karoly, G.
Macy Janos, Hajdu Pal, ifj. Ka-
nocz Istvan, Kantor Peter, Meny-
hert Janos, Hutk6 J6zsef, Furik
Janos, Hajdu Kalman, Kolozsvary
JOSEF IS Bernat Oresztesz.
A presbiteriumi gyiiles jayas-
latara az egyhaz $50 adomanyt
utalt HI az Amerikai Magyar Szo-
vetsgnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
A REFORMATUs EGYHAzI

moi cgylet azon tagjait, akik szi-
vesck voltak magukra vallalni a
fSzfst fcbruar no Len tartand0
bankcttre ezuton kercm fel
ARA, hogy legyenek szivesek e
ho 31-en, azaZ most szombaton
reggel 8 orara megjelenni temp
lom alatti helyisegben. Egyben
ARA is kerem oket, hogy masnap,
azaz fcbruar len, delbcn szinten
jclenjenek meg ugyanott a f3zes
elkcszitese vegett.
, Tisztelettel
Geressy Sandorne, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
EsKtv6 4

Januar 27-en eskidtek 0rok
hiiseget a Mahoning avenuei
templomban Veres Imrc es Gulyas
Regina. A vSlegeny pittsburgh,
a menyasszony pedig southnor-
walki sziiletesii. Mint tanuk Pi-
poly Janos Is Kaminszky Janos
CCleveland) szerepeltek v6le-
geny, Is Demeny Lajos es Bork6
Mihaly a menyasszony reszer5l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
TEMETES

Macy gyasz erte Kovacs Feren-
Get es nejet, sill. Biro Juliannat
4 h6napos Ida Erzsebet newt lea.
nyuk kora ielk0lt0zese alkalma-
val. A kis halottat januar 23-an
helyeztek 0rok nyugalomra. "A
sziil6k fajdalmaban osztoztak ia
kabfi Gyorgy es neje S6ttr Ida
keresztsziilok is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
A Scent Istvan hitk0zseg k0rebol.

"A SIT. Istvan templomban a
multi vasarnap Szabo Gyorgy es
Lederman Terez fla Iajos Gyorgy
reszesiilt scent keresztsegben, aki
sziiletett november 26-an. Ke-
fesztsziil6k voltak: Kekk Albert
es Szidella Johanna.
Elkeszult SIT. Istvan tcmplom
szamadasa is, melyet plebanos
a szoszekr6l olvasott fel vasars
nap hiveknek. A SIT. 1stvan
templomnak osszes .bevetele volt
az 1919. evben $9841.69, kiadasa
pedig $eo36.35. Maradt tehat
ere az eyre $805.34. Vagyis ez-
id6szerint van a SIT. Istvan temp
lomnak $805.35 keszpenze es sem
mi neven ncve2endG tartozasa
sem szamlakban, sem pcdig kol-
cs0nbcn.
Megt6rtent a kurator valasztas
is, mely tisztsegekre 0sszesen "a
egyent jelolt a plebanos. Ebb6l
"a jel0ltbol a legt0bb szavaza-
tot kapta F. Youngstownban Ma
tyas JOSEF es pedig 71-et, Hasel-
tonban Zambo Janos 54-et, Po-
landon Tubica Gy0rgy 42-ot,
South Sideou Horvath David 30
at, Brier Hillen, Vask6 Janos 46-
IT es Steeltonon Pipoly Janos 81
! It. Osszesen 400 hitk0zsegi tag
fadta be szavazolapjat ezen a va
lasztason. Az ICY megvalasztott
kuratorok legyenek szivesek a
iov6 vasarnap eljonni nagy mi
s6re. hogy a hitkozseg jclenlete-
ben tegyek lie a hivatalos eskiit a
plebanos kezebc. A regi kurato.
roknak k0sz0netet mondunk szol.
galataikert yes munkajukert.
Meg kell |emlekezni kollekto.
rainkr6l, Xix kitiin6 munkat We
geztek, amit mutat az eredmeny
melyet elertek. $3O61.50 folyt bt
ugyanis tagdij fejeben az 1919
evben a templom penztarba, nelly
neksegy hanyadat maguk a hivel
fizettek be plebaniai hivatalban
alegnagyobb reszet azonban kol
lektorok gyiijt0ttek 0ssze buzga
lommal, faradsaggal es SIT. Ist
van templom iranti szeretettel
A sztrajk, mint minden teren
ngy lit is megtette rombolo ha
tasat es reszben megt0rte, resi-
ben pedig mcggyengitette derel
kollektoraink munkassagat.
Icy East Youngstownban, aho
Takacs JOSEF es Bordas Janos ol,
szepen buzg6lkodott, a sztrajk ki
torese 6ta mem volt kollekta
Hascltonban ellenben Hefle
Gy0rgy tavozasaval Zamb6 Jano
vallalta cl a kollektori tisztet,
hol tvegig kitiin6 eredmenynyd
munkalkodott. Poland avenue
Gajeczki Janos megbetegedes
6ta a kallektalas sziinctelt m
don D0mjen Lajos vette AIT at,
sztrajk Matt igcn csekely cree
menyt tudott elerni. A Sout
Sideon Tubica Gy0rgy buzg6lk,
dott kielegito eredmenynyel. Brit
Hillben, miutan Gyomber J6zs'
elkoltozott oman, Kollai Sandt
vette kezebe a kolektalast es me-
a sztrajk idejen is sep eredmen,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
A YOUNGSTOWN EGYLETE.
KET

zuton kerjiik fel ARA, hogy feb
ruar Gen, vasarnap, este ne tart
sanak mulatsagot, vagy sziniel6-
adast, inert reformatus egyhazi
n6i betegsgelyz6 egylet aznap es-
e tartja meg a Kossuth k0rben
nagyszabasu farsangi tancmulat-
sagat. A helybcli es videki ma.
gyarsagot ezuton is szcretettel
hivjuk meg erre a pompasnak
'gerkezo estelyre.
risztelettel Geressy Sandorne,
az egylet titkarja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

ert el buzgalmaval. Steeltonon
Pinter Gyorgy kitiino munkajat
teljesen kettle vagta sztrajk es
az ebbSl kifoly6 testveri gyiilol-
k6des. Helyet elfoglalta Pipoly
Janos, XII vegig miikod0tt oft igen
aldasosan Nelepka J6zseffel
egyutt. Albert streeten es Hub
bardon gy0nyoru szep eredmeny-
nyel miikod0tt Bodzas Janos es
a sziv6s kis ember sztrajk alatt
is majdnem annyi kollektat ho-
zott be, mint maskor. listen AIDA
sa legyen ezeken a buzg6 ferfia-
kon, xix listen dies6segere ilyen
onzetlcniil dolgoznak az 1919. esq
tcndoben.
| De hogy lesz az 1920. esztend6-
benz Xix lcsznek hitkozstg Ia
bal ebben az csztend6bea9 Mert
kollektor a hitkozseg laba, mely
ha j6l mozog, gyaraDodik hit
kozseg es szepen meg. an el6re.
Ere az esztend6re East Youngs-
townban mines meg egyetlenegy
kollektor Sc, pedig Oft feltetle-
MIL kell ketto, sot elkelne harom
is. XII legeny csardaban ?
Mutassa meg, aki az, hogy elval-
lalja East Youngstownban a kol-
lektorsagOt. Haseltonban Zambo
Janost valasztotta meg a nep ku-
ratornak, de ,amilyen j6 ember
3, biztosan elvegzi AIT a kollekto-
ri tisztet is. Poland avenuera
kellene egy kollektor. Ismeriink
OFT egy fatal, k0nnyulabu ma
gyart, Ivan JOSEF a neve, ker.
I jiik, vallalja ell OFT a kollektori
tisztet. South Sidera felajanlot
ia szolgalatat Hozdzik Mihaly
de oda kell meg egy kollektor
inert a kerulet f0l0tte nagy 6
csak Macy megeroltetessel birja
! egy ember. Hozdzik lenne del
reszen, sziiksegunk van valakirt
a nyugati reszre. Aki szives ez
megtenni, kerjuk, jelentkezzek
Brier Hillen -Kolai Sander haj
land6 tovabb szolgalni, ugy szin
ten Nelepka JOSEF Steeltonnn
Steeltonon eldol maid, vajjol
Pipoly Janos megtartja-e kura
torsaggal egyiitt a kollektori tisz
, tet is, vagy pedig atadja ezt va
laki masnak. Albert streeten {
Hubardon remeljiik, megmarat
i sziv6s kis. ember tovabbra is e
fogja tisztet olyan aldasosan be
t0lteni, mint tette eddig. A szi
yes kis cmber alatt ertjuk Bod
zas Janost, az Albert street, {
hubbard buzg6 kollektort.
81 Vegiil egy szot a hivekhez. Ha
a as koszonetiinket fejezziiI XII
| | hiveknek mind azokert az anyag
D | lldozatokert, amelycket hozta
e templomunkert. Nagyra kell b
/ csiilm mindenkinek nemes erzest
q es fenkolt gondolkodasat, amiko
l. zsebe fenekere nyul es leteszi a
h aldozat oltarra. Es ann;
}. nagyobbra kell ezt becsiilni m;
r. napsag, amikor annyi sok kigy
e sziszeg a j6 es rossztudas fajan
" elcsabitani t0rekszik az ember
o ket es 6szt6n6zi 6ket ARA, hog
- elhagyiak apai hitiiket. Es mil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

Ferenc es neje sziil. Balog Maria
fiacskajat Lajos nevre. Mint ke-
resztszuil6k Balog Ferenc es neje
Cziraki Rozalia szerepeltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
MAGYAR CSALADHOZ

leanyt keresek, aki hazimunka
ban segedkezzen. CHM: Ress Test
verek uzlete, 408 West Fedora
street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
KEREszTEL6

Januar 18-an keresztelte Mt.
Gerenday LAssl6 . Szsbolcs me-
eye kisyardai szarmazasu 10th
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03

against the peace treaty, and more
specifically against the league of ma
tions, he personifies as no other eandi-
date does the root and branch reaction
OF the old nationalism and diplomatic
isolation of America. Gen. Wood
stands for Americanism; he defends
the "Amerieanization" of the league
covenant. but this kind of American
ism does not have the old-style punch
OF the middle 10th century that John
sons Americanism has. Johnson 5
Americanism means leaving Europe to
stew in its own grease; and the
"Americanizing" Of the covenant, ac-
cording 10 the California senator's
frank exposition, is the death Of it.
The Republican party in the Senate
started a powerful reaction against the
league of nations by insisting upon the
Lodge reservations as the condition OF
the treaty's ratification, and, while the
reaction is in full tide, il would not
be surprising If the Republican pres
idential candidate 70 get the most
benefit from il were Hiram johnson.
His very respectable vote in the South
Dakota primaries is the result of very
little organization and almost no mon
ev. compared with the funds available
for the Wood or the Dowden campaign,
and his future progress promises TO he
one Of the most interesting phases OF
the pre- convention contest.--Spring
field Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03
The South Dakota Primaries.

South Dakota was always so I'M
divided and intense in its Roosevelt
sentiment that the result of the Repub
lican presidential primaries in that
state must have chilling effect upon
the candidacy Of Mai. Gen. Wood. The
heir of Roosevelt" should have made
much better run He leads by a
small plurality, but the combined vote
Of lowden and johnson far exceeds
| that of the army officer When 59,522
votes had been counted this was the
division among the three candidates;
Wood. 20 ,679; Lowden, 1928: john
| son, L. $50: Lowden aud johnson com
bined. 36s43 This makes no account
/ Of the Poindexter vote In the county
proposal conventions last November,
| Wood beat Lowden 10000 10 5000.
Gen. Wood needed better get
away" than this in the primary con
tests to Justify the claims Of his back
ers aud boomers concerning his popular
strength His candidacy was very
early before the country and its finau-
cial support has been 80 ample a. TO
attract increasing attention. For
months the Wood organization has
been functioniug at high pressure and
the general has been personally on the
s.ump. An immense amount of effort
was nut into South Dakota because,
first II was state celebrated for its
Roosevelt sentiment: second its pri-
maries came early and the moral effect
of a smashing Wood victory there
would be far reaching. The high hopes
~ the Wood managers are evidently
disappointed. even if the South Dakota
delegates are to be placed in the Wood
column.
There are two heirs to Roosevelt
in the field and that fact Is trouble
breeder. Senator johnson, on his rec
ord. has a far better claim upon former
progressives than his military rival
lie was Roosevelts running mate IN
1912. and in 1916 he held out to the
very last against the dissolution u the
progressive party There y nothing
"a hatever 10 show that ten. Wood M
1912 would have supported the bull
moose ticket had ne gone 20 the polls.
=, intimate a friend Of Mr. Roosevelt
a. senator Lodge did not support bin
in 1912 and on what ground can y now
h. assumed that ten. Wood would not
have acted a. the Massachusetts sen
aior did
The orgnuizei eHorts 70 make Cen.
Woad che ~iu memuriam candidate.
Nth senator Johnson IN the held
siantiv dispmtirg Tor this honc1, must
Inevitably encounter dlfiicui'e-
hauld D. remembered $50, that a.
Iirerinc re old Roosevelt vote O. any
saHadatc hui Roosevelt va long sine
.scwn "a ~ iuprsrtirah.e. Mr kp-.s
tel, himself rond not deliver 81 he
irrments 81 fsu ware -noe are
crur forever they cauuat D restored
~ tkr htusfr q ans nauallafr
ffslsfar- 81 e nolrrv eii ~ - o.
iEpH IS the s-ues - vssfeFaa4
~-rtrr Gafnsau tofsr ha aHe
tr.kirr aarautnre avrr t asi
ana d nav haze crazth ~ w.
.fanas 81 saurshin1 cxfrss1 1ef cor
cot ~ tie puhlie mm3 IN ths hShi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03
WILLI4MSTOWN

| The regular meeting of Williams
| town grange viii lbe held in the hall
/ Wednesday evening at o'clock, using
the program which was prepared for
the last meeting and which was omit
ted because of the storm,
| A rush order of 900 kiln-dried last
blocks was shipped by the Williams
town Co. Friday. The blocks were
for Worcester, Mass, firm and were
! shipped in sacks by express.
Rev. A. NJ. Markey and wife are Wis
| iting relatives in Salem Depot, n. H.,
and wfll not be back in town till late
this week.
! A whole village Of people that want
their gardens plowed and only one
man to pillow them. This is the stu
alton here this spring
The item in Fridays Times mention
! ing the reunion of the children and
grandchildren of Mrs. Aurora Howe
/ Putnam, now of Long Beach, Cal,
! should have stated that it was on her
10th birthday anniversary instead of
her S9th.
Carriers on the rural routes have
been unable to start on time since the
summer schedule began as the mail
| could not be handled so they could
start at 7 o'clock. Under the new ar
rangement it is expected that they will
, be able to start good part OF an
hour sooner.
Mrs. Estelle s. Beckett, Miss Mar
ion Beckett, Mrs. futile and Mrs. Aus
tin arrived in town Saturday
The annual meeting of the Williams
town Board of Trade will be held next
Wednesday evening in firemen's hall.
Election Of officers.
Glen and Leon McAllister returned
from Albany, N. ~ last Saturday
morning, where they had been to get
an international truck, which they had
sold to party on Montpelier.
Among other interesting facts re-
lated by Rev. William n. Roberts
concerning his ministry Of 40 years in
the NJ t. church given before the ser
mon yesterday were these: As
young man he started for the seminary
at Montpelier with only S25 in his
pocket. worked his way through a
preparatory course of three years at
thai institution and then did the same
stunt in taking his theological training
OF three years at Boston university;
his first charge was in the town OF Isle
La Motto, and his last one at Stowe;
his first sermon at Isle La Motto was
preached just 45 years ago yesterday,
He has lost but three Sundays through
sickness during these years and only
missed one attending the annual meet
ings Of the Vermont conference.
Miss Mildred Grearson was home for
a brief visit to her parents Saturday
night and Sunday, from her work in
the home of Mrs William Mckee of
Montpelier,
Glen and Leon McAllister are again
away to get trucks, leaving Sunday
night from Barre. Their objective
point this time is Ogdensburg, N. Y.
The ladies' quartet of the Congre-
gationai church sang at the union meet
ing in that church Sunday evening 1t
is composed of Mrs. Leon McAllister,
Mrs. Ada Reed, who is also organist,
Mrs Charles L. Walsh and Mrs. Anne
+. Randall.