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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-11
BASEBALL BUGS
TO SEE BATTLE
Paul Team TO Come for Three
Twilight Games This
Week

Caldwell baseball fans will see
some real baseball this week. Anse
Cornell, versatile manager for the To-
Gals. has booked the Paul aggregation
for three twilight games here this
week to be played Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings. Monday
afternoon, he was securing the coun-
trysidc for brace Of twirlers who
would be capable Of handling the hard
hitting swatters from the sugar fac :.
tory city.
Arranging the midweck games was
affected as direct result OF the wish
of local fans for twilight baseball and
of the assurance given the Develop
ment league by Mr.. Cornell that he
would give value for the funds given
him by that organization toward the
support of baseball club.
Last year Paul had an aggregation
that was equally good as those teams
represented Rupert and Burley and
which handed Caldwell such unmerci-
full trouncings at the conclusion OF
the season. Paul even had the crust
to tackle Portland in the Pacific
coast league at the end of that sea-
son.
Cornell has built up a. fast aggrega-
ton that seems to have something
more than a punch with the stick il
results Of the two games already
played may be taken as any criterion.
With good pitching. he may be able
to put over about three straight wins
for Caldwell.
As consequence Of these games,
the twilight game Wednesday eve
ming with Nampa has been postponed.
Sunday, however, the team will play
the regular league battle with Nampa. |
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-11

and October are ideal in producing
a very firm compact head.
Fills Time of Shortage.
we find that the Imperial Valley
in California begins lettuce shipments
about January LIST, and continues t.
April; Eastern Florida begins Febru-
airy LIST and continues through March,
Mississippi and Louisiana April to
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cities and towns in the state of Cali
fornia, Oregon. Washington. Idaho,
Montana, Utah, Nevada, Arizona,
New Mexico Manila and the Hawaiian
Islands and British Columbia will be
eligible began January I, 1920. and
lasts until some one city has won the
principal prize. the Thos. H. Ince
cup, three times. not necessarily for
successive years. The prize is to be
awarded to the city making the best
showing in Fire Prevention activities
during the year and based on the fol-
lowing:
Reduction in losses per capita.
Reduction in alarms.
Actual fires.
False alarms.
Inspections.
improvements in fire department
and public protection.
Activities in fire prevention.
Lives lost or persons injured as re-
suit Of preventable fires.
E. M. Corey, local fire chief. is do
ing everything in his power to land
the trophy for Caldwell. In outlin-
ing his campaign. which he believes
to rest on every individual in Caldwell
Mr.. Corey said:
"Can Caldwell win this prize?
There is no reason why we can
not win if every citizen puts his heart
or her heart and soul In this contest.
Make every week Sire prevention
week." instead of just setting aside
one week in each year for that pur-
pose.
Make every day Sire prevention
day"
Determine that your city will be
the prize winner and pledge your con-
slant effort to this good cause. that
your city may attain the goal of fire
prevention efficiency,
by doing this you help make the
city safe from fire and may thereby
save human lives as we'll as property
interests.
"Your local fire department will al
ways remain a prime factor through
constant inspections and words of
warning to housewives and managers
of industrial plants and places OF
business. but unaided and unsupport-
ed by the citizens generally. and pub
lie officials specially, also teachers,
preachers, editors and policemen. the
work of the fire department cannot
reach top notch efficiency.
"Cood citizens are active fire pre-
ventionists.
"Are you one of them!
"Are you going to help win this
prize for your city!
"Are you going to back up your
home fire department.
Think it over and then get busy"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-11

FOR SALE-Six we'll improved
lots containing barn, artesian well and
lawn. will sell cheap for quick sale.
Corner 5th and Chicago Inquire ].
wv. Howard. 40-43-p
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-11

responsible for bills contracted by he-
or her people. May 10, 1920.
E. ]. RICHARDS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-11

FOR SALE-6 room house with
sleeping porch. Corner II and Dear
born. Mrs. ]. H. Lowell. 4Otf
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FOR RENT-Three unfinished
rooms up stairs. Address 82l Elign
street. N4lp
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-11
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that my wife having
left my bed and board, l will not be
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VALLEY MAY BE
LETTUCE CENTER

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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15

We building TRAFFIC TRUCKS
producing 70 trucks.
When fse TRAFFIC expense
entering
IkAFFHS ate t for business
put flb-mpare Of
asiow l makes
vt.t s114 epeito 1t
en- carrying four out loads known TIE
ETRAfT1c CARRIES IT'S LOAD ON ANY ROAD tI3t
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15

WHEEISA heavy type rims Pinch best .el
second growth hickory spokes. nv - >.
IGNlTION-Bosch magneto
COOING SYSTEM-Themo syphon,
necione l54nch fan mounted directly behind radiator
RADlATQR Of cellular Apiece cast iron SHELF nu
srohe and is perfect cooling at all
and thoroughly multiple disc clutch
enclosed and res from dirt J7- -
TRANSMISSION Three speeds
gears OF 80 nickel steel perfectly heat ground Extra
PROPELLER with Universal Alignment Of
drive shaft maintained by bearing This constuc
ion eliminates vibration, whipping distortion
TRESStandd Fisk Solid tires s4x5
inch lSFErt ~ -
eft 1snch Wheel type
shift and hand brake
buretor Hand spark and throttle steering column
side lamps tail set of tool,
Seat box, cushion Chassis painted N vanished - ~
PNEUMATIC CORD T1RES-Fron and additional
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15
Sturdy St Durable / : Dependable, =! ),
TRAFFIC SBECIEICATIONS-

MAXIMUM CAPACITY-4,Ooo pounds
WHEEL BASE-13S back Of seat nhe
TURNING RADIUS feet. - = > ! 8 -
ROAD CI4EARANCE-2i inches
CHASSIS WEIGHT-S3oOp pounds
"Red 4cyGnder power plant ppt
suspension, 3ban9 canksl.f
imum motor speed 1000 R. P. NJ
LUBRtCATNG
splash system Gear driven supplies oil
CARBCRET0R Carter; special with gravity feed
GASOLINE TANK0 pressed Capacity 2
"'''''"' r''' - 90
REAR AXLERusse 2nch solid round
ened and Wheels bearings internal ex
panng
= - ~
FRONT AxIEIbeam forging bearings at
wheel " '0 ~
SPRINGS-Heavy Truck type
FRAMEO 6nch Uchanne over all
Ends heavily bound and guted
to - - 1870
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15
use Your Horse Sense"

in the sphere of mechanical conveyance 1t noted for
and ease of handling
The TRAFFIC meets all Motor Truck standards of ca
tonlt dependable truck in every sense-correct in
detail and simple in construction. It is built to standard
bult to standard size It is sturdy built of durable
load and road ,.a; - ~
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15

ne .xsr lies the fact that the largest exclusive builders
@ nd s ::Sns factor. resulting reduction: overhead
evidence performance in the hand.
IkAFf!C TRUK 4ooopoud
hy truck frqA the ground : =
To
ny ann permits quantity p'eSco. sesug ~ priced 4ooopud
Sturdy D,,rah
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15

Every unit in the TRAFFIC TRUCK i
ord Of perfect performance back of it. The
correct, Is attested by the thousands of sat
TRAFFIC design is best adapted to ev
to average load and road Its efficiency anc
first cost and low expense for operation and
Horse Sense" by making up your mind to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Today and tomorrow. warren
Eerrigan in his latest picture, The
House Of Whispers" and the latest
episode Of Bride 13-'
a--he Son OF TarZau." The most elab-
crate Jungle picture ever made, and
Buster Eeaton in his latest comedy
The ScarecrOW-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
MEN
ELECT TAYLOR
FORPRESIDENT

r. e Taylor. OF Carlsbad, n. NJ, was
elected president Of -he National No
hair Growers association The con
convention closed Saturday at the
Hotel Paso del Nortee-
1Ir. Taylor succeeds e 6 Grant OF
Dallas. ore. who was ASSOCIATION
president for eleven years T. O.
Landrum. Of IaEuna. Texas, is the
new vice president, and A. e. Gage
Portland, ore, was reelected secre-
tary- treaesurer.
The finance committee comprises
John Nahnke. Kelseyvil5e, Calit.i "
C. Witt. UValde. Texas; and a. Il
Conklin. Neville, Calf The dlrec-
tors ares T. L. Morris, kirkland, Ariz.;
C. 2. DeGroff. Reed Springs, NO; T.
F. Fleming. Pinon, n NJ. q. 5, Grant
Dallas. Ore; II. A. Morgan, WILCOX
Ariz.: Joseph l. Baker, WickenburG'
Arfz.. Neat Hamblin, kanab, Utah.
Resolutions asking for fiat duty
Of % cents a pound on mohair, en-
dosing the French-C7pper bill which
provides for stamping fabrics with
The percentage OF wool contained, re
ouestfnE published Information on the
GOAT census from the United states
census bureau and recommending ana
Increasing the determination OF preda-
tory animals. were adopted by the as
social ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

goes on year after year loving the
opera Of Robin Hood
I've often been asked. Doesn't an
actress become horribly, terribly tired
Of a single part night after night
don't you sometimes wish 70 1ly 20
some place where no such play and
no such songs eNistT III confess that
this is true with the usual OPERA but
not with such a part as Maid Marian.
In Il / am simply an intensified re-
Election Of the opinion OF all the all
wise public-ths more times j play
and sing the role, the more I love II,
and 50 on each night with new
enthusiasm and a new thrill
Whether you know it or not, It's
the audience that makes the play. or
the player. II you don't play with
us. II you don't respond TO our make
believe, there isn't any fun or thrill or
play.
10 Maid Marian on the dramatic stage
is that Of Shapspere's Rosalind- And
III confess TO you one OF my secret
to some day play this
great role. in AS You Like It. For
there I'd have the same greenwood
trees and the same spirit OF the out
laws freedom. though I'D miss the
De Koveu music. and I fear I might
at some performance forget myself
and burst into 'Oh Promise Ne. Do
you think the audience would object2
I hope not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
TIRE DEALERS
TOFACE SMALL
SIZE SHORTAGE

Tire dealers In general, especially
those OF the southwest. have nothing
20 fear for the future. except that
they viii Tn all probability face a
shortage Of small sizes I'm the early
spring and summer"
This is the opinion Of W W Brad
ley, special factory sales represeln "a
tive for the Majestic Tire and RUBBER
company factory and general cftices.
Indianapolis. Ind, who arrived ID III
Pzso yesterday.
@Of course. we know, said Mr.
Bradley. that the tire manufacturers
suddenly found themselves In q
rather urecarious position Wneu our
government cancelled orders lotallne
millions Of dollars, and THIS coupled
with unurecedented rains an over tne
country last year. prevented normal
large surplus IN the hands OF manu-
facturers and oealere alike-
Then came curtailrneut Of loans, as
7-eT7 al a general decline in the price
~ ~aw materials Factories lmme-
dfatefv closed down and sales de-
nerfrneutH at once lnauEuraled a cam
unfeu of liquidation al heretofore
unheard Of prices, Ia order 10 move
these stocks -t-
Vow that the surplus pas PRAGUE
Ally been disposed Of and genera
-sfuctfon in the consumers list prices
worked out dealers are feeling more
optimistic and are looking forward
with a great deal Of interest % the
biz healthy business for TIE coming
gesson. they report business In gen
eral throuchout the southwest very
good and j find many Of them on the
alert fer new connections
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Secrets Of The
Mo0ies ReUealed

~ what GoAuEEu EoAnA 40 AAuAAuAA
picture brides Weurf
A. Lemon yellow may or
may not be an appropriate color for
a bride, but It is the color that most
motion picture brides wear because It
photographs as soft 5himmering
white. Dazzling white does not
photograph wen and IS generally
avoided in the movies. Light blue,
yellow or pink are generally used in
stead Of white. The motion picture
hero in his Immaculate evening
clothes generally has a pink or yellow
boiled shirt on
ton hold prior to her appearance on
the sereenf
A.. Betty Bouton was a charitable
institution investigator, a secret ser
vice agent, a social investigator and
also a playreader in studio before
she became an actress. On the leEiti-
mate stage she has appeared with Nat
Goodwin in The Merchant OF Venice"
and with Bertha Kalish In The Rid
die Woman" She also appeared in
stock productions in New Jersey. In
the movies Betty has appeared with
Mary Piczford, Marguerite Clarke,
william Farnam and Douglas Fair
banks.
G. What position does Charles
Bryant occupy with NazlmOva'E COM
pany,
A DG1A4Ea 0EA46 AEA AAa0AAAA
Bryant Is also NaztmOva's business
manager and leading man He has
also written some OF her photoplayE
and directed them
@ Is Clyde Fillmore mnrriedf
A Yes, 70 a n-professionaL
q To whom Il Corinne griffith
married.
A.. Webster Campbell plays oppo-
site her in her pictures-and at the
breakfast table - Copyright, 1920
Thompson Feature Service.
What Il one Of the biggest
items OF expense In the production
Of a motion picturef The next is
sue OF this department Will tell
about this Important financial de-
tail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Starting today. until next Satur-
day-Alma Reubens and CASTOR Class
n The World and His Wife" Pathe
ReyieW, song number. and Rialto con-
cert orchestra
Next Saturday-Robert Louis Ste.
venson's mystery story, The white
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
GOOD PICTURE
BILLSATLOCAL
MOVIE HOUSES

Good pictures viii be the rule at
( local theaters during the coming week,
I according TO announcements Of man
@Earthbound" viii be continued for
another week at the Grecian-
Programs at the various picture
houses follows
WlElsam Program.
Sunday-Sunshine comedy. Pretty
Lady, Vanity Maids in The sand
man. Mutt and Jeff, and Interna-
tional News.
Monday. through Thursday-An all
star cast in the superproductlon Of
underworld life, The Money Chang
ers-" by linton Sinclair, author Of
Friday and Saturday-The regular
. WiEwam weekend comedy and drd-
i-matic bill Of one and two reels.
At the Bliou-
Suuday-Pearl White in Frank l.
Packard's The White MOlli' a story
Of New Yorks underworld
Monday and through Thursday
Elaine Hammerstetn in her latest
SelZnick picture The Laughter
Pays" from a story written BY MS
Bailie Reynolds, in which the prob
lem Of q young girl marrying an old
man is treated In addition, there
viii be a two reel comedy, All BaslleQ
Friday and saturday-Tom Mix IN
his new william Fox feature. The
Texan" by James 3. HendryN, pic
turs Of the cattle country and the
mountains. Added attractions snap
shot" reel No. s, featuring laEorile
movie stars in professional and pri-
EIlanay Theater.
I Starting today. for an entire weeks
ueagement-Norma Talmadge in her
new First National production, The
Branded Woman" a famous stage
----- ------5of-.a h-r Anita Ions
also latest Paths Weekly. Music by
I EUanay fnterpretative orchestra IN
der direction Of David Berend and
Marguerite Lavacek at the organ
Grecian Attractions.
Today and every day next week
Extended engagement Of Basil king 8
drama Of the unseen world Earth
bound" Splendid music by new Gre
clan orchestra, under direction Of
Dayton c. Payne
Palace Theafer.
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday-Roseoe crafty Arouekle N
The Round Up Paramount maya
zine, Clay Play" a special comedy,
Sunset Buried. Symphony concerts
four times daily, The Night Boat
Thursday Friday and Saturday
Robert W. Chambers's love and in
triEue story. The Fighting Chance
with Anna Nilsson. Conrad Nagel, Mrs
wallace Reid dorothy Davenport
Just returned TO the screenl and an
an star cast; NY Goodness" a Para
mount comedy. Burton Holmes trav-
clog, symphony orchestra concerts
four times daily, playing " lillian
Tell" overture. featuring Herbert
Cray, ceIlists J. Guerrero, hobolst,
and Raoul Dhosche, tlutist-
The Hialfo.
Starting today, until next Satur-
day-Alma Reubens and CASTOR Class
in The World and his Wife" Pathe
ReyieW, song number, and Rialto con-
cert orchestra
venson's mystery story, The White
Circle"
At the Unique.
Today and tomorrow-J Warren
Eerrigan in his latest picture, The
House Of Whispers" and the latest
episode Of Bride H."
Starting Friday. for three days
The Son OF TarZan,' The most elab-
crate jungle picture ever MADE, ana
buster Keaton in his latest comedy,
The ScarecrOw-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
PECOS VALLEY ROADS ARE
MPASSIBLE FROM SHOWS

Raoaut SHOWS and rain have left
loads In the Pecos valley almost i'm
passfbls in spots. according TO a let
Ter received from A. A Carruth OF the
Calumet OIL company Motorists VINO
plan to make this trip should bring
along chains, shovels, and lot OF pa
thence. says Carruth-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Good pictures viii be the rule at
local theaters during the coming week,
according 10 announcements Of man
ayers
"Earthbound" viii be continued for
another week at the Grecian-
Programs at the various picture
houses follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

No further effort 10 sci trees VIII
be made by teams working under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Busi-
ness league until after Christmas. Il
was agreed at a meeting Friday aft
ernoon at the chamber Of commerce
A final canvass is 10 be made this
afternoon by Boy Scouts under Glenn
EveFmau-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
AND
LOVERS ARE
BOTH LOVED

"All the world loves a lover and al
the world loves the big out OF doors,
snd-safd beautiful Miss Elsa Thiede,
the Maid Marian of Ralph Dunbar's
robin Hood" coming 20 the CraW-
ford theater December "a, 25 and Is
with q matinee on Christmas day, i
fear that all the world also loves an
outlavVt So. perhaps. it is no Won
der that the big theater going public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Your photo for Christmas present
Nothing better. SirtinEs made until
D. M. stuart'H Studio, 252 ~ Ore
nnn SLY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

FTVE-INCH GRASSHOPPEHs.
Grasshoppers IN South America at
tain 10 a length OF five inches and
their wings spread out 10 inches
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-31
SOUTH NEWBURY.

Mr. and Mrs Guy Workman and
son Robert from Woodsville, Mr. and
Mrs Leslie Hildreth, Mr. c M Kim
ball and Miss KimbaH of North
Haverhill spent Christmas at P d w
Hildreths.
The Downing family are entertain
ing the mumps, each member being
quite seriously afflicted.
Mrs Bessie Brock Martin has a
fully developed case of mumps.
Mr. Wilder of Lyndonville visited
his daughter on Christmas, and with
F E Gorham and family took dinner
at Roy Garments in Piermont
Mrs w w Brock went to South
Ryegate Saturday morning to spend
the day with her mothers family.
Miss Grace Rowland from Barre
is visiting her sister Mrs Edison Doe
Mr. and Mrs Frank Brock and chill
dren spent Christmas at the Oxbow
with Sidney Johnson's family.
Mr. and Mrs Cline entertained
James Brock and family with w w
Brock at Christmas dinner.
Master Billy Brock is spending the
week IL Franconia with his uncle
DR.. Leonard Johnson.
Mr. Webb is installing a new fur
mace at the school house this week
Two engineers have been boarding
at Doe Corner for three DAYS while
measuring and estimating the water
flow at BedePs Bridge over the
Connecticut river. Query-what use?
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-31
WEST NEWBURY.

About ten inches Of snow came
Monday. Sunday morning it was u
degrees below zero, the first time
the mercury has touched the zero
mark this season.
Miss Marion Carleton spent Christ
mas at home, returning on Monday
to Lowell, Mass.
Miss Hope Rogers, who has been
spending a two weeks vacation at
home returns Saturday to her school
at Winchester, n. II.
Mrs Dudley Carleton remains in a
serious condition. She was greatly
cheered by a large number Of Christ
mas greetings and New Year cards
from many Of her friends, and
desires to extend her heartfelt
thanks to them for remembering
her.
f A Minard. who has been confined
TO the house for several weeks, is
able TO be out again.
All the farmers. whose barns fail
ed 70 pass the inspection. have COM
piled with the requirements and are
sending their milk and cream to the
creamery.
Byron o Rogers reports that as
agent Of the Union Mutual Fire In
surance Co. the past years his bust
ness was unusually good. The COM
PAW is now carrying five times the
amount of risks in this section than
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-31

WORKING TOGETHER FOR YOUR GOOD.
No matter where you live you carry an
&C count vii tn US.
Every mai1-box the whole countryTover is
an agent Of this insti tuition.
Use the nearest one to send your deposits
to US.
Our banking by-wail depar Two rksfin
conjunction wi tn the United States postal
system for the good Of our patrons.
Let us send you complete detail.
NATIONAL BANK OF NEWBURY
Wells River, Vermont
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-31
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

ST. JOHNS, N. S.-SeveraI thousand
fishermen have left Newfoundland ow-
ing to the comparative failure of colo
nys fisheries this year and the low
price for their product.
LONOON.-lt was announced that
the Rothschilds of London have offered
a loan to Chile for public improve
ments and new railway between San
tiago and Valparaiso,
JRAGUE.-AIexaner Kerensky, in
his paper published here. charges a
conspiracy headed by Ludendorff is
under way to restore the monarchy in
Russia and Germany and to re-esSb-
fish the Austria-Hungariun Empire.
LONDON.-Premier Lloyd George,
as chairman of the cabinet finance
committee. instructed the army and
navy departments to cut their APP
propriations i'm half. II Is reported
LLOYD George has directed the total ma
tional expenditures for the coming
year must he held as near t9jOuOO,OOO
as possible, the newspaper, which con-
tains the report. says.
LONDON.-Brazilian ambassador at
London denied recent rumurs Of
general moratorium in Brazil Thc
ambassador said the abnormal cDa.l.-
ton Is reason for the decline .s ,...
chance
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-31

it did when he took the agency,
some twelve years ago. This would
seem to show that the farmers are
well satisfied with this company and
its local agent.
Christmas again has come and
gone, the time of gift giving and
good wishes. Let us all remember
the past Christmas as one of our
best, and now look forward to the
New Year, and other happy days to
come.
Last Sunday was observed as
Christmas Sunday by the Church at
East Colinth, and a special Offering
was taken up for the relieve suffer-
ing children in Europe.
There was quite a number home
Christmas trees in this part of the
town.
Mr. R E Currier and sister spent
Christmas with their sister at Boil
tonville.
Some very cold weather, but a few
crows are yet seen.