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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
sinuciderea Capt.. Morath.

n RI r. n D lsofa y Illln1 Y
sinuciderea Capt.. Morath. -
Berlin. Capitanul Morath, co
mandantul submarinulli care a
scufundat vaporul de ra1boiu
franccz ,,Danton'' 81 alte vapoa-
re, murit ieri la HamburgNdu-
pa % luat 0 mare cantitate de
|otrava, spune depesa catra Lo-
|kal Anzeiger.
NSaporul de razboiu francex
,.Danton fost torpilat in Medi-
terana. Ia 10 Martie 1917. Gu ~.
cest vapor s'au prapadit 296 Viz
|cti. Restul de 8O6 au fost salvati.
Tn comunicat berlinez a nn-
nit pc Morath ca comandantul
submarinului care torpilat A
cest vapor.
Ame1'icanism. Ziarele anne
ricanc scriu ca m catir (mnla) c
att de indaratnica in acceptarea
lnmbelQr stMine ine1t lncratorii
germani care lucra pentru arma-
ia de ocupatie de la Coblenz -
undc So afla Maude = asa nu-
mele animalului - M stiau &C
Sc faca ca Sc poata domestici ami
malul.
Acesti germani erau ocupati
Gu repararea unor drumuri, 81
mai multi catiri americani erau
intrebuintati. Dintre toti singura
Maude nu voia ca sd Sc impace
Gu limba germana. La ur,ma un
ofiter a invatat pe gd drmani trei
cuvinte englezest: Whoa"
Gee" 81 ..Gidaps', 81 numai dupa
ce a auzit aceste cuvinte cat7rul
sd invoit la un arms iStitiu.
Rostovul capturat de rosii. =
Londra. - Bolsevistii au captu-
rat Rostovul de pc Don dupa cum
|spune a radiograma din Moscova.
Zece mi de prizonitri, treize,i
81 doua de tunuri 81 0 mare can
titate dc pachete 81 bagaj a fost
|capturat.
D-na Tabor si-a omorit fata. -
Kalamazoo. Walter Tabor
fratele ucisei Maude Tabor Vir.
90, a carei corp s'a a flat ascuns
|intr'un cufar in pivnita in casa
famiici Tabor din Lawton. a
fost arcstat alalta seara. dupa ce
feciorul eli a dat o. declarat!c
semnata prin care mama lui G
acuzata de moartea fetei. FL este
detinut ca marturie.
Berlinul obsefva sarbatoarea
radicala. - Berlin. Radicalii
din uncle fabrici mari a. decla-
rat cd ziua aniversarii de la moar
tea lui Karl Liebneaht 81 Rosa
Luxemburg este sarbatoare pc,
tru eli pe care vor sd observe.
M s'a facut nici O demonstra-
tie. Plata Reichstag-ului e sub
paza grea.
Ministrul justitiei a pornit Ger
cetarile contra acclo ra care au
indemnat Ia .tulburarile din fats
Reichstag-ulni. 81 carl au dat pro.
clamatia care a str1ns multimea
de oamcni aci. CinciSprezecc per-
soanc au fost arestate.
Farmar detinut pentru ucide-
re a patru insi. = Amory. Miss
- Patru persoane an caAut vic
time unei mini criminale. ieri
seara in acest oraSel. Trei au fost
kmpuscati, lar unul batut de
casa apoi fost aruncata
in aer 81 corpurile arse.
Charles Marschal. farlnar, s
afla acum in temnita, acuzat ca
ell ar fl comis aceastA crima.
NORTH sunt: Robert Miller de
45 ami" feciorul lui Leonard de
16 ami, fata Fannie de Is ami 81
un copil de opt luni.
Copilul de opt luni Sc spune ci
ar fl fost al detinutului care
comis crima ca Sc fnpedece fata
de marturisi contra lii tr'ur
process criminal.
Un mister. - Ziarele din Gle
!, ,al o,,1 nroou,,n cs ,rno1o viaro din
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
|NFORNAT|UN|

Frauda de milioane. - Sal
Francisco. - Guvernul desco
lpcrlt ca la facerea de vapoare din
Santlerele din Oregon. Wash. $
California $ au facut fraude d,
mai multe milioane dc dolari
Sc spune ca guvernul foSt je
fult de aproapc un miliard d.
dolari prn conspiratia patroni
lor Santierelor. earl au adus a
conturi de platit obtinindu-Ie il
mod legal.
Ia un rcZultat al accstei des
coperiri. ministrul .juStitiei a da,
ordin cOmitetului pentru conner
|cinl naval de opri platirea ce
lor 81 mil de dolari pima cind SC
Iva vedea rezultatul ccrcetarilor
in eurgere.
Articolul din tratat Nc. 227
= Paris. Pc baZa acestui ar
iticol aliatii Ger extradarea III
Kaiser, articolul sDune:
,.Aliatii 81 puterile associate "a
cuza public pc William II Won
Hohenzollern. fostul imparat al
Germaniei. de supreme ofense
contra moralitatii internationa-
lie 81 sanetitea tratatlor.
..Un tribunal special va Il
constitute ca Sc judece pc acuzat.
astfel asigurindu-i garanta e.
sentiala dreptului de aparare
Va fl compus din cinci judeca-
tori. cite unul numit de fiecare
dintre cele cinci puteri mari; 81
anume: Statele Unite. Marea Bri-
tanie. Franta. Italia 81 Japonia.
Buford in port. Washing
ton. - ,,Corabia sovietilor'' Bu-
ford. care a dus pc bordul lui O
multime de bolsevistf. va ajunge
la destinatie astazi. spun oficialii
acestui guvern. insa refuza da
numele in care port Sc afla va
porul.
Ambassador german pentru
America. = Berlin. = Dir. w. $.
Solf. fostul ministru de externe
al Germaniei. 81 DIR: Sigfried
Heckscher, un fost membru al
Reichstag-ului, sunt mentionati
printre numele acelora care sunt
la postul de ambasa-
dor pentru Statele Unite.
DIR. Solf fost odinioara gu
vernon la Samoa 81 ministrul CO.
lonial al vechiului regim. FL a
fost primul ministrul dupa revo-
lutia germana.
Hoover candideaza la scaunul
presidential. Washington. -
Herbert Hoover a devenit peste
nOapte unul dintre cei mai de
seama factori in politica ce Sc
pentru &caunul presa-
Dental.
Fara presume 81 in aparenta
fara vointa lui, prin vorbirea lui
julius H. Barnes. in New York,
d-nnl Hoover a fost tras din IL
MIA dindarat la front in conside-
rattle pentru nominarea candida
tului.
Tacerea lui Herbert Hoover a
adaogat inca nedumerire pc lin-
ga nesiguranta daca prescdintc-
le Wilson isi va mai pune can
didatura 81 pc linga nesiguranta
afilierii Generalului J. j. Per-
shing.
Care dintre acesti treisvor can
dida, ru Sc site.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17

Un mister. = Ziarele din Gle.
veland, precum 81 uncle ziare din
alte orase, publica ca romfnca,
Ora Didez Slater (numele nu {
prea rominesc n. R.) ar Fl dis.
-parut, 81 ca politia din acest oras
Cleveland. Ohio, cauta pretn-
tindeni. Gu saptamfna' fnainte
d edisparitia D-rei Slater a dis
parut prietcna a vi Ora Jea-
nne A. De Kay.
Ora Slater sc zic,e CD a VENT
in America ca sd vfnda lucrari
de arta foarte valoroase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17

Buford in port. Washing
ton. ,.Corabia sovietilor" Bu-
ford. care a dus pc bordul lui o
multime de bolsevistf, va ajunge
la destinatie astazi. spun oficialii
acestui guvern. insa reflza da
numele in care port Sc afla va
porul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17

hOSCOVu1 CdptuIdL We IOTAA. -
Londra. - Bolsevistii au captu-
rat Rostovul de pc Don dupa cum
spune radiograma din Moscova.
Zece mi de prizonitri, treize ii
81 doua de tunuri 81 0 mare can
titate de pachete 81 bagaj a fost
capturat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
Hair often Ruined
BY Careless Washing

Soap should be used very careful
u. If you want to keep your hal.
looking its best. Most soaps and
prepared shampOos contain too
much alkali. This dries the scalp,
makes the hair brittle and ruins It.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsifed cOcOanut oil shampoo
(Which is pure and greaseless). and
is better than anything else you can
use.
One or two teaspOonfuls will
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
~ Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub il in. II makes an
abundance of rich, creamy lather.
which rinses out easily. removing
every particle OF dust, dirt, dandruff
and excessive oil The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and it leaves the
scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky, bright. lustrous. fluffy and easy
10 manage.
You can get Mulsifed cocoanut
oil shampoo at any pharmacy. rs
very cheap, and a few ounces will
supply every member OF the family
for months. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
Special SESSIONS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Following are the dates OF
special sessions OF the Indiana
general assembly. the governors
who called them and their poll
tics. the length OF tie special
sessions and the purpose for
which they were called.
1888. Ashbcl Il. Willard. Cd.
IS days. Appropriation and tax
lcvies
1861 oliver p. Morton. Cr). 40
days War legislation.
1865. oliver +. Morton. (r). 40
days, General legislation
1859. Conrad Baker, (r). 40
days. Appropriations.
1877, Conrad Baker. (r). 40
days. General legislation.
1875, Thomas a. Hendricks.
cd. Z days. Appropriations.
1877. James ID. Williams. Cd).
10 days. Appropriations and
others
1879. James d. Williams. ca.
p days, Appropriations and
others.
1881. Albert G. Porter. (r).|
days. Appropriations and others.
1885. Isaac y. Gay. Cd. 80
DAYS, appropriations and others
1908. J Frank Hanly. (r). -
days. County option law.
1920, James p. Goodrich. (r).
day. Ratify suffrage amend
mcnt.
1920. James =. Goodrich. (r).
General legislation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
REDS AGAIN FORCE
POLES TO RETIRE
Bolshevik Troops Occupy
Several Cities Along Con
tested Battle Line.
By nited Press

By United Press.
LONDON. July 12-Thc follow
ing official wireless communique
was received from Warsav today.
The Poles. fighting desperately,
retired rom the Beresina line. Boil
shevlk forces were repulsed al Jena.
but tnev occupied smoIewicz. Fight
ing continues In the neighborhood
OF Afinsk. Southwark on the Pripet.
the Poles retired from Horyn. The
Reds occupied Sarny. Detachmcnts
OF Poles vigorously counterattacked
at ROvno, mOmentarily reOCcupying
the city All Polish war material
was removed from ROvuo"
Situation T. Improving.
Various reports reaching here
from Warsaw indicated that the sit
uation was improving on the Polish
front The Poles were retreating on
the entire front but % was stated
their morale was excellent and the
retreat was orderly. Most war ma
terial was saved bv the Poles In
response o. appeals for volunteers.
the Warsaw police volunteered I'm n
body 10 go 20 the front.
All dispatches emphasized the
gravity OF P0land's plight. but in
sist that a victorious emergency
from the situation is not impossible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
THREE LOST WHEN
SHIPS COLLIDE
Two Steamers Run Together
Off New Jersey Coast
Today.
BY TnIted PICS

By United Press
NEW YORK, July Il. Three
members of the crew of the Steamer
Lake Frampton were lost today when
the vessel was sunk in "a collision
with the Southern Pacific liner CO.
mus off Atlantic City. y. J.
The Lake Frampton, a steel yes
sci carrying a crew OF 81 men. was
bound from New York 10 Norfolk
and the Comus carrying 1873 passen-
gers and a crew of IS. were enroute
from New Orleans To New York.
The Comus was damaged. according
10 "A message reaching the Southern
Pacific offices mere from Capt. Z. NJ.
Mid Toe. The captain said the Comus
struck the Lake Frampton in "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
TRAIN KILLS FIVE
RAGING AUTOTSTS
NEAR LANCASTER. PA

LANCASTER. Pa, July I2.-Five
autOiSts were killed when an express
train struck their machine near here
today. The five were buried under
the debris Of "A suburban station
which collapsed when the engine
had hurled the automobile from the
track.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
GETS DETAILS OF
RECENT VICTORY OF
GREEKS IN ASIA MINOR

LONDON, July "Details OF the
Greek victory over Turkish nation
alists At Balikessra. Asia Minor. re-
ceived by the Post today, included
the statement that the Greeks had
executed 1000 Turkish prisoners on
the ground they were bandits and
therefore liable 10 execution under
international law Several hundred
more were held for trial on similar
charges.
Scapulars and medals at Schil-
lings. 67S5-12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
FOUR-YEAR-OLD CHILD
IS BURNED TO DEATH

NCBLESVILLE, Ind, July "a
Marie Coin. fOur-year-Old daughter
OF Jasper Coin, wealthy farmer liv-
ing near here. was burned TO death
yesterday when her clothing was
ignited by matches with which she
was playing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13
PARIS TO OFFICIALLY
RECEIVE HERRICK
BY United Press

BY United Press.
PARIS. July 12-The city Of
Paris viii officially receive Myron
T. Herricc as representative OF the
United States at the Hotel Deville.
the latter part OF July, the newspa-
per LIntransigeant announced to-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-13

head-on collision and that her bow
was bent.
The ComGs was due 10 dock at .
r. m. six hours after the regularly
scheduled time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-29
BARRE BANKER
SENT To PRISON
FOR -FOUR YEARS
Minimum. Sentence Imposed
upon Frank G. Rowland
GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT
Prominent Citizen of Granite City
Suffered Partial Collapse In
Court Room.

Barre, Dec pa sentence of four
to seven years at hard labor In State
prison was imposed yesterday on
Frank G. How'and, president OF the
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co, af-
ter he had pleaded guilty to embezzle-
ment Of the banks funds. The charg-
es on which he was arrested set his
thefts at s25,9S0, but when Howland
objected to an item Of $1O,50O his ad-
mission of guilt was accepted on the
four other counts aggregating $15.4S5.
Rowland suffered a partial collapse
when setnence was pronounced. He
had asked that he be fined instead of
Imprisoned, so that he might be able
to assist in strengthening out the az
fairs of the institution. with which he
had been connected for years and
which was closed as result Of his
thefts five weeks ago.
He said he had not profted by his
manipulation OF the funds, VIII ch had
covered a period of four years.
Howland is so years OF age. He has
served in beth branches of the Yer.
mont Legislature and has been active
in local affairs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-29
RECORD DOWNFALL OF RAIN
TWO and one-Haf Inches in Three
Minutes Has Been Known In
the Canal Zone.

Two and one-half inches of rainfall
in three minutes
A reproduction OF the rain gage reg
lister showing that downpour-a rec
ord made in 1911 and still recognized
by the weather bureau, United States
department Of agriculture, as the
most intense rainfall Of which 1t has
data-appears in the current number
of the Monthly Weather Review, pub
lished by the weather bureau. The
illustration accompanies technical
discussion of rain and sunshine In the
Canal Zone. This heavy fall Of rain
occurred at Porto Bello In the Canal
Zone.
Not alone in the Canal Zone but at
200 points In the United States the
weather bureau maintains observation
stations at which accurate records are
kept of rainfall, snowfall, temperature,
etc, so that any persoa interested can
ascertain accurately the weather his
tory of practically any section Of the
country by applying to the weather bu-
reau. Commercial and scientific or
ganizations, as well MS farmers and
others Interested in various crops, fire.
quently apply to the bureau for infor-
nation of this sort.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-29
FOUR-LEAvED CLUvkh RARE
Plant Everywhere Considered an Omen
Of Good Luck Is Really
Freak Growth.

Even in Druldc worship in pre-.
Christian times, the trefoi leaves OF
The clover plant were symbols Of re-
lglon. setting forth the three grades
0f Drulds, Bards and Neophites. In
Christian mythology It's leaf is fire.
quently held to symbolic the Trinity,
and some Irish authorities insls; that
II is the true and original shamrock
which St Patrick used to illustrate
how three separate objects, such as
leSyes, could be one.
The fonr-leaf-Clover is q freak
growth and the causes that produce
1t are hercdlty and nutrition. After Il
moist season clover plants with from
four to seven leaves, and some having
only two leaves are found. Some
plants are abnormal by heredi,y, and
reproduce themselves With the same
characteristics In successive years
when their environments remains the
same, external influences merely modi-
flying the size Of the leaves.
The f0ur-leaf clover is everywhere
held as an omen OF good luck to the
finder partly on account Of It's rarity
ond partly because OF Its crossI!Se
form.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-29
WELFARE DANCE
IS PRONOUNCED
BEST OF SERIES
Annual Holiday CotiIlion Sue
cessful Entertainment
FAVOR DANCE A FEATURE
Novel Event In Which Twelve Ben
nlngton Young Women Take
Leading Parts.

Regular attendants upon the annual
holiday coti'lion Of the Benn ngton
Public Welfare association are
thoroughly unanimous in the opinion
that the entertainment given at high
school hall last evening eclipsed all
previous efforts by a W de margin. It
was not only pretty dance with
simple but effective decorations, good
music and beautiful gowns but there
were number Of departures from the
usual routine Of such affairs and for
which the larger portion of credit Ia
due Miss Maude Belden who has TAX
en- a large amount of interest In the
dane ng features Of the association
work for several years.
Ear'y in the evening Judge E. c.
Bennett made the announcement for
the first favcr dance which was ef.
fective in disorganIzlng the arrange
ments made by some OF those present,
inasmuch as each lady was temporari.
ly barred from honoring her escort.
and resulted in general "introduc-
tlon" that could have been accomp-
lished in no other way.
The str king feature CT the evening
was the favor dance in which Mas
Ruth Godfrey, Miss Florence Godfrey.
Miss Anastasia Fitzgerald, Miss Ann
Everett, Mss Georgianna Cushman,
Miss Caroline Caldwell, Miss Frances
Holden, Miss Dorothy Patchin, Miss
Gather ne Harper, Miss Rosa'lnd
White, Miss Martha Cook and Miss
Pauline Cornell, with their escorts
participated.
The patronesses we're Mrs. r. w.
Bradford Mrs George ". Hawks.
Mrs. n. s. Goodall, Mrs Chas. Kelley,
Mrs. George Welllng, Mrs. Frank 3.
Howe, Miss Maude ]. Be'den, MIRA
Hiram !. Hall, Mrs. P. C. Cornell,
Mrs. c. N Powers. Mrs. A. il Cooper.
and Mrs. Elmer Gaskell.
Miss Relden was entertainment
chairman, Mrs Robert e Healy was
committee on tickets Mrs. W liam H.
Wills and Miss Hattie Tw'tche'l had
charge of the punch bowl the decora-
tons were DESIGNED BY Miss Belden,
and Miss Ann Wallace and the favcrs
were selected by Miss Ethel McDon.
aid.
Reneated encores and the fact that
the dancers did not leave the hall un-
III ? O'Clock th's mo-n'ng were sufh-
c'eTt ev dercA that the music nrovid-
ed by Cusson's ornhast-s ~ HooSIck
Falls was thoroughly enjoyed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-29
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Miss Frances ODonnell OF River
street Is enterta ming her sister, Mrs.
T J. O'Nlel Of Mechanicyille.
Miss Beatrice B'xby Of Main street
has recovered from a recent opera
ton for the removal Of tonsils.
John and Edward Hart. who were
here to spend Christmas with their
mother. Mrs Edward E. Hart. have
returned to Springve'd.
Adjutor Bet't, jr. who underwent
IN oreratlon Tuesday night at the
Putnam Memorial hospital Is get.
ting along as good as can be expect
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mccormack re
turned Monday to Springfield. They
were in town to spend the HOLIDAYS
with Mrs McCormacks parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. l.. McGurk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Hamilton and
son returned today from Greenfield
Mass. whore they have heen Wis ting
since Christmas at the htme Of their
daughter, Mrs Z. H. Chickering.
Lost-In ten cent store or between
Woolworths and Iurie small yel
low purse containing sum Of money
and two shoe checks. Finder please
'eave at Banner Office or 2ll Naple
street and receive reward. sSt2
Ralph Torrance, who attends school
at Clinton, n. y and who is spend
lns the Christmas recess with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs a. NJ. Torrance OF
Weeks street. had the misfortune
Tuesday to badly sprain his left ankle
while skiing on lockwood hill,
NJ SIS Helen Leonard, who for the
past year has been assistant at the To-
cal Western Union Office, has resign
ed and will leave Thursday for her
home. Shelburne Falls, Mass. Miss
Leonard has made many friends here
who viii regret her departure.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Bolles, sum
mer residents, who have been spend
ing several days in town, left today
for Washington, d. c.. where they
will remain during the winter. They
were accompanied as far as Pittsheld
by Rev. and Mrs. j. Elmer Mckee
and Mrs. c. NJ Graves.
Merritt Farnum Burgess Of Port
and, Me, formerly Of bennington
and a son OF Mrs. Sarah Burgess o.
West Main street, and Miss Olive A
Hamm Of NJ lfcrd Mass, were united
in marriage at Milford Saturday. De
cember % Mr.. Burgess. who is 9
practlcng dentist in Portland, is well
known in bennington and his many
friends here extend to him and Mrs
Burgess their best wishes MIR ant
Mrs. Burgess will make Their home IL
| Portland
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-29
81, 100000 PAID
NEW HAVEN ROAD
ENDS LITIGATION
Suit Alleged Mismanagement by
Former Directors
THIRD GOES TO LAWYERS
William Rockefeller Among Those
Assessed to Pay Judgment
Reached In Settlement.

New York, Dec. z9,--Upon the pay
ment to the New Haven Railroad com.
pany of s2,5Oo,OOO Of which one-third,
or $685., 1898, goes to the lawyers for
the stockholders in whose name the
fight was made, the so-called rest tu-
tion suit against William Rockefeller
and other former directors of the road
was scontinued yesterday by order
OF Judge Charles NJ. Hough of the
United States District Court.
The suit was set for trial on Jan.
nary q, but within the last week the
disputants reached an agreement of
settlement, which Judge Hough ap-
proved. In this agreement S2.500,O00
was set as the sum to be paid to the
New Haven, and It was acknowledged
that the directors named as defend
ants did not seek their personal profit
and were not accused OF fraud or any
moral wrongdoing, but acted for what
they thought 10 be the best interest
Of the railroad
The object Of the suit, which was
started by minority stockholders In
1916 after both the then directors and
majority stockholders declined to act,
was to compel the controlling direc-
tors OF the New Haven to restore 10
the road money which, II was alleged
had been lost through waste and mis-
management in the period when the
company was buy ng up competing
rail and steamship lines and trying 10
monopollze the transportation of New
England The sum sued for was $3.50
000,O0e,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-29
STAMFORD


Mrs. II T. Brown remains about the
same but is very low.
The v'laga schools will commence
again newt Monday, Jan. 3rd.
Mr. ard Mrs Cain Of Readsboro
were at Mr.. Canedy's. Sunday.
Paul and Harry Sanford are at
home for their Christmas vacation.
A driving snow storm arrived Sun.
day night VIII ch Will make the sleigh
ing better.
Mrs Matte Bump and family of
Ptwnal spent Chr stmas with her par.
ents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph NJ. Tanner
spent Christmas with relatives in
Greenfield.
Mr. and Mrs, George 7. Canedy
spent Christmas with Mr. Canedy's
mc ether In North Adams
The Baptist Ladies' AID will meet
at the church on Wednesday after.
noon and evening OF this week.
Mr. and Mrs A. E. Dunn spent
Christmas with their relatives In VII.
Jamestown, returning home Sunday
night.
The installation Of officers will be
held at the Grange meeting next Mon.
day night. Refreshments Will be
served.
Rev. D. c. Abbott preached good
sermon, Sunday a, m, from P's, 90:9,
I'VE spend our life's years as a tale
that is told
Howard Goodrich was married..
Christmas Day, to Annie Hewitt OF
Pownal and they are away on their
wedding tour
Our mailman, Robert Mckay, has
been housed with O bad cold since
last Friday f. H. Brown has sub.
sttuted for him
The Christmas exercises were very
fine In both churches. but net as we'll
attended as some years as many had
their Christmas gatherings at home.
There was family gatehr ne at S.
F. Fosters on Christmas Day, when
their children were all at home. Mr..
and Mrs. Bartlett returned to their
home in Montague, Monday, and Mrs.
Grace Gardner to her home In Aver.
III Park, N. Y, the same day.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
meeting was held with Mrs. Angie
Brown last week and the following Of
Hcers we're elected for the coming
year: President, Mrs. Myra Bishop;
LIST vice president, Edith Sanford; 2nd
vice president, Gratia Ballard; secre-
tary and treasurer, Grace Bishop.