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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-27
Almost Insane Over
Prospects Of Home

KOKoAIO, Ind, Aug 2s.-Shakinr
with overweight nerves and fearing in
sanity, Pete Tinker. ~. rushed into pos
lice headquarters and asked to be hand
cuffed and restrained.
Excitement over a proposed return to
Belgium his native land. caused his
plight
A few hours rest restored him to his
normal condition. 1
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Deaths

Elizabeth Darbo. 20. 112S s. Belmont,
hemorrhage of stomach
James G. Hollick, 70, Methodist hospi-
tai uremia
oliver Glen culp. AZ, liz W. Market
ST.. septicemia.
Cynthia Gleason, "a, Methodist hospi-
tai, carcinoma of stomach.
Mimic f. Brown, 46 Indiana Insane hos
pital, paresis
James William Brown, months, 21a5
Kenwood, acute CASTRO enteritis.
Mary Elizabeth Wagner City hospi-
tai, 6 hours, premature birth.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-27
New, Head Of G. O.. P.
Speakers, in Town

Senator Harry S. New. chairman Of the
republican national speakers bureau,
with headquarters In Chicago, is In In
dianapolis yesterday and will remain until
Saturday, when he viii accompany the
Indiana delegation on its trip to Marion,
o.
Senator New has established headquar-
teTs in room 81, in the II tel SEVERN, in
connection with the republican headQuar-
ters.
Asa Smith Of Wabash and Miss Ruth
Day Of Marion are in charge OF the sen,
ator's office.
The majority Of the members and
clerks of the state committee will go to
the Harding front porch next Saturday
on the special train.
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Building Has 18th
Fire in 50 Years
snecial to nae Timea-

cpSCIdI
K0K0MO, Ind, Aug 27.-The thirty
fifth fire alarm in thirty eight years from
the same house was received at fire de-
partmelt J. rters here. Fire Chief
Shauman the last alarm by
personally the fire. The buildz
ing is a str e once coupled by the
Kokomo Artificial Gas Company
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NoTIcH OF sAI,E OF noNns

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.
Notice is hereby given, that the UNDER
the town Of IdavilIe, Ind. until O'clock
q. m. on Tuesday. Sept. Z, 1920 the bonds
Of Jackson school township. in White
county Ind, to the amount of six thou
sand dollars ($6,000) which are issued for
the purpose of meeting a special school
debt Of said Jackson school township.
Said bonds are Gated Sept. I, 1920. and
are of the par value of one thousand dol
lars $4,000 each and mature con-
secutively on Sept. Z, 1921. and on each
year thereafter until paid. these bonds
are made payable at the Idaville State
bank of Idavile. Ind, and bear interest
at the rate of per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually. The right to reject
any and all bids is hereby reserved.
WILBUR TIMMONS!
Trustee OF jackson School Township.
White County, Indiana.
Aug. IL. 1920.
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Marriage Licenses

Edwin Miller, T05 South Delaware St. p
Beulah Muller. 1902 South Alabama st. q
Nalen Erp. 1909 North Illinois St.. 81
Leona Siddell, 1909 North Illinois st.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed, the board of commissioners of Ma
rion county, Indiana, will, up to 10 O'Clock
a. m, Sept. 20, 1920. receive sealed bids
for repairs to cells In Marion county jail
and electric light fixtures for service
building at tuberculosis hospital according
to plans and specifications on file in the
ONCE of the auditor of Marion county.
Each bid must be accompanied by a bond
and an afidavit as required by law.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Witness our hand, this gath day of
August, 1920.
LEWIS W. GEORGE,
JOSEPH G. HAYES,
CARLIN H. SHANK
Commissioners of Marion County.
Attest:-LEO K. FESLER. Auditor.
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500.
t125.
down will buy a good used car. We have
Fords, Maxwells. Bucks, Dodges ana
others in fine shape. that we can sell you
on a small down payment. balaneee1 year.
INDiANAPoLIs AUTO PARTS.
SIS N. Capitol. Open evenings.
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FLATS. APARTmENTs-To LET.

OWN your own apartment. We have avail
able exceptionally complete apart
ment homes: rooms and bath. attic.
front porch. garage. good neat and janitor
service. These apartments offer the best
opportunity 10 the city Of obtaining a de-
sirable home at reasonable cost See
Mr. sass, baum SECURITY TRUST CO.
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THE Independent Order OF Shepherds.
Golden Rule Lodge No. l will give a
dance Thursday evening. Aug. 20. at
Broad Ripple park.
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FINANCIAL
We Have 1t
$50, SlOO, 5000 or $500

You don't have to give an excuse or
reason for borrowing money. That Is
our business. We under state super
vision and will give you the lowest legal
rate.
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LODGES AND CLUBS.

0. F. S-Naomi Chapter No. 131. Stated
meeting in Masonic Temple tomorroT
friday evening at s O'Clock. Members
OF the order welcome. ELLEN BUCH-
ANAN. Worthy Matron- LIZZIE J.
SMYTHE- Secretary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-27

WONDER MIXERS
HOSTS and pumps for bNilding
and bridge construction. All
sizes carried in stock. Burl
Finch, Dist, 1920 w. Mary
land st.
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RURTzMAN's PLAYER PIANO.
Late style mahogany case with bench
and $40 worth OF music rolls; big value at
ss95 Terms IS per week.
E. L. LENNON PIANO co.
i6 North Meridian st.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-10

a Weyler, pidiendole que dimitiese
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n que fue a pc
dir explicaciones, porque la Fedora
ci6n no solo desconfiaba de tOda ga
rantfa de Orden que no fuese Milans
del Bosch, sino que descOnfiaba de la
Liga Regionalista, que va en- otras 9ca
stones habfa estad0 al habla con los
sindicalistas v los habfa apoyado, pa
ra asustar Madrid y arrancarle Ia
concession de la autonOmfa.
La explicaci0n fu6 bien sencilla.
sLas Gobernaci0n de Espaila csta en-
una fOrzosa INTERMEDIATES les dijO
a los comisiOnados de In Federation
Acknowledgements sufrir, callar- so,
portar este periodic que no puede ser
duradero, que tiene que acabar cuando
sean aprobados los presupucstos por
las Cortes. En- los dltimos dfas de
MARIO habremos salidO de este panta-
no. ;C0mO? 81 perturbamOs, 81 albo-
rotamos, la yocinglerfa pdblica impon-
dra una soluci0n de iZquierdaS. En-
cambio, una apariencia de paz, facili-
tarfa la entrega del poder a una gran
concentration observadora, que Sc es-
til elabOrandO. Este GobiernO autOri-
tario, sin necesidad de hacer elcciones
puesto que tendra una gran mayoria
en- estas Cortes, dara desde el primer
momento la batalla al sindicalismo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-10

rasteros, como 81 Barcelona pudiera
gobernarse como sc gobierna Csenca
Pero es mas, no habra nj Gobernador
Civil; sera un Delegado del POder
Central que tendra la mas alta cate.
gorfa que hay en- la burocracia de nues
tro regimen. AL cOnstituirse el Co
biern0 Sc nombrara un Ministro de
Cataluna para Catalufia, con resi-
dencia Official en- Barcelona, que Sc
entendera directamente con el PreSi-
dente del Consejo, Y que ira Madrid
para someter asuntOs a la firnfa del
Rey para asistir las reuniOnes de
los Ministries Y las sesiones de las
CamaIaS.
Avi6rtase que, en- realidad, hoy no
hay distancias entire barcelona y
Madrid. El expreso sale de Barcelo-
ma ii las seis de la tarde Y esta en-
Madrid Il las nueve de Ia maIiana.
Tn ministro joven animoso, como el
Senor Nentosa, por ejempio, acostum-
brado a dorinir en- el tren, puede muy
bien ir un dfa la semana a Ia Corte,
despachar con el MOnarca, asistir a
un Consejo de Ministries V atin a una
session del Congreso v regresar a Bar
celona Ell la tarle del mismo dfa
Claro es que este MinistrO de BARGE
Iona para Barcelona, no podrfa acep-
tar el cargo Itara dcsempeilar solo
las funcioneS de un Gubernador Ci-
vii No este Mnistro que serfa el vi
rr2y que hace POGO pedfan el FomentO
dc la Production naconal Y los demas
s9SanismoS entidades econ0micaS,
tendra Il la MancOmunidatN pOr el
parlamentO Y traerfa para ella las
dclegacioneS dc todoS los serviciOS p1-
blcoS del EStado, que es el ensuefO de
lii Liga micntraS llega In hora de la
vertladera v plena autonomfa las de-
legaciones. por 10 menos, la Goberna-
ci0n, Hacienda, de FOmento, Instruc-
elmo ptiblica Y Gracia V Justicia.
Ante cSta promesa los industriales
Y los patlunoS eSperan V Sufren. rs
cierto, que muchos de 6lloS picrden di
nero en Slls fibricas V en- suS tallercS,
porque los obreroS no rinden la camti-
dad de trabajoS que compesaran los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-10

j0rnales que cobran. Es cierto que
otros padeccn continues actos Ge sa.
botaje Y estan amedrentados por reite-
radas amenazas, pero. al cabO, mejor
o peor, producer Y no pierden Ia ellen
tela. La mayor parte de los patronos
! estan atribulados porque para 6llos
son malas todas las sOluciOnes; el es.
plendido negocio de los aiIos de In
guerra no v0lverd continGa el estado
mismo de las primeras materias de
Ia mano de obra. Cerrar in fibrica
es perder el capital de una veZ; man
tenerla alberta con los obreros albo-
rOtadOs G indisciplinadOs es perder ell
capital POGO POGO, dfa por dfa. -
Asf este rayo de esperanza q. Sc Wis
lumbra en- las filas catalanistas es 10
| inico que los mantiene constituye
la milagrOsa fuerZa que Sustenta las
apariencias de paZ Ell Barcelona. En-.
tire tanto, Ell la urbe admirable. cada
cada dfa mas bellO atrayente, Sc
advierte un cansancio, una fatiga-in-
decide. Estdn tOdOs renddos de
tantO lUchar, eXasperadcs de esta con
tienda entire sombras, airados de las
mutuas represalias venganzas. Los
mejOreS obreros, especialmente los de
arte tcXtil Y los metaltrgicoS, emigran
Il Francia V los EStados Unidos. Los
ricOs que puedcn haccrIo, muchOs
con detrmento de Su fortuna, trasla-
daron su rasidencia Il Madrid. Cada
noche, sin embargo, una Oleada de ale
gria V de riqueZa inunda los teatrilloS
dc varieties, los saloneS ne bailc, los
restaurant con reservados nunerosls
casas dc jUegO... Al amancce1. crTan
do despierta la ciutlad el estrepitO de-
los carloS de industrial, de los tram
Was que circular desde las cuatro del
la madrug gada, de las bandadas de
obreros que Sc dirigen a las Iejanas
fabrcas, de las sirenas de vapor lla
mand0 al trabajO So adviprte ahora
que Barcelona estl triste V llena de
dOl0r... TN dfa vendra"... como
decfan los franccseS on sus horas de
angustia.. -.
DIONISIO PEREZ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-10
Cartas de Espana
Wevler Sc abstiene de- intervene en- Ia QUESTION social
Cabo contene los patronos les promote la proxmi-
dad de un Goberno auoritaro que dara la batala de-
de Ia Autonomis ei Gobernador Civil sera sust
tuido por un Mnistro de la Corona, -
residente en- Barcelona ss ss..s

batalla8 eliergica, decisiva, llegando
hasta donde halla llegado on la re-
preston Y en- la legislaci0n".
InvestigandO las trascenGencias de
eStas n0ticias con que la I.iga tram
qniliZ6 a la Federation Patronal en-
cuentro Ia referencia intima de un
prOhombre de Ia agrupaci6n regiona-
lista, que dice: Dc eSe Gobierho au-
tOritario, por no llamarle De fuerZa,
que ha de suceder al senior Allendc
Salazar, I ifornarfan parte ministries
catalanistaS? Camb0 ha dcclarado
que los regionalistass no forma.fan
parte de ning1n Gobierno que no con-
traiga ell compromise formal Ge reco.
nocer In autOn0mfa de Catalllna. Lue
go, ST. ccmo parece, vailOs a Csc Go
bierno que presidira Maura. cs indu-
dable que el partido conscrvaGor, que
pOr un Decret0 Real Orden0 la nance
munidad. va Il unir su programa cl
prOgrama. regionalista. Sc darl una
yeZ mas el case de que los conserva-
dores acometan reformas qIe no Sc
atrevan Il realiZar los liheralCS. En-
tire tanto ese momento llega q. serfa en-
una ley de transformation de Ia ad-
ministraci6n local, Catalina recibirh
del GObierno la mayor reparaci0n Il
que Sc puede aspirar la de que no So
lie designer Gobernadorcs Cvilcs TO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-10

FL general Weyler ha cumplido 81
anuncio de d. no venfa barcelona cor
el palo levantado, como dij0 con fra.
Sc grafica. Con admirable estOicismc
stoier0 las idas, venidas y renniones dc
los farantes de In Junta de Defensa
recibi0 afablemente a las comisiOnes
que fueron a Capitan2n General a
protestar de su nOmbramiento, aga
saj0 a Milans del Bosch, cuando re
gres0 de Caldetas Y esper0 paciente
smente que el Rey, interyiniendo
cerca de unos v de otrOs, aplacase los
animos desarinase a los amenazadO
res dne harto hahfan conseguido va
,tierribando Y dejando maltrecho al Mi
-nistro que 'Romanones tenfa en- el Go
bierno
En- el momento Oportun0, Camb6 hi
20 una decIaraciones que fueron para
el General una tabla de salvaci0n.
''Ningdn GObiern o. vino dccir en-
resumen, pllede rep0ner a Milans
del Bosch, sin cubrirse de oprobio
No pidamos Madrid 10 absurdo nj
10 impossible. Tengamos energfa para
pedir 10 que Sc deba justamentc en- el
momento preciso1
La Federation Patronal Sc sinti6 de
fraudada. Pues, sno habfan lido los
,nSS e;rn;fioo dos oo to oIonictaS n Ia on.
beza de la manifestation que recibit
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-10

los senores Guillermo Hernandez To-
ledo y Ventura R. Rodriguez, Y la Sc
nora Escolastica Rosado Armas,
respectivamente, para que los intere-
,sados puedan regresar Cuba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-10
PASAPORTES VISADOS

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha visado
los pasaportes Nos. 1884, 551 Y 361, ex-
pedidos por la Legacion de los Estados
Unidos en- la Habana, Cuba, a favor de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-10

Como
Paoogco
Paris ha revad asomb
las abeas del dedca
anci6n Su Dr. Bertrand Phsale Paseu
eO
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25
STANNARD

M. Anna Hlolgctt is at Bort Rus
sells in Greensboro Bend caring foj
Mrs. Eilvira Hanson who is sick with
bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.. Holloway returned 20 his home
in St. JohnSbury, Monday.
Beatrice Fuller visited at NJ.
Crowlcy's .cc".tly.
Clara Maroon was ut Ralph
Snitha last week.
Mr.. George Bclvillc'.f mother, Mr..
Nckinislry who resided ut Montpci-
er passed away Tuesday at one
O'Clock.
Byron Webster Of Walden 9pcnt
last week At Roy King.
Fannie CIary visited her parents
last week.
Clifton Smith at John NcilicS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon visited at
his brother, Roberts, over Sunday.
l.. l.. Dczan was abusincss visitor
It Greensboro Bend Friday.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25
WEST BARNET

11r. and Mrs. Andrew Hastic, Mrs.
Leila Fitzgcraids, Gordon Titzgcralds,
Henry Bailey, were in St. Johnsbury
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Steele were out one day last week.
The Missionary meeting met with
Mrs. A. u. Warden Thursday.
L. NJ. Harvey went to Boston Sat
urday morning to sec his father, who
il in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry White enter
tanned u few friends Tuesday even
ing very pleasantly.
Mis-. Fred Fisher left Wednesday
afternoon for the Frost Sanitorium
at s.. Johnsbuly. NJ. Fisher was
in st, .Johnsbury Saturday to sec her.
Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. L. S. Manches-
ter.
Mrs. Albert Achilles is in Massa-
chusctts visiting hcr sister, mss Ina
Buchanan.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25
Rural Carriers Drive
Through Deep Drifts

These are strenuous day, ior the
rural letter carriers and few realize
the hardships they undergo. The two
carriers that have the routes into
Danville, Dwight Well, and HartWcll
Moore, have found the deepest drift,
but the back roads to Lyndon ard
through Waterford that the other
carriers traverse are also full OF
drifts. Mr. Wells foun,i the drifts
worse this week than al any time
time through the winter and Thurs
day on some of the back roads the
drifts were almost up to the horsc'a
back. Yet Mr.. Wells has only failed
to complete his trip three times this
winter and the other rural curriers'
have as good a record. The curriers'
that go into Danvillc have found tho
roads in that town in better condition
than in st. Johnsbury and since tic
big storm Of 10 days AGO the Nun,i}Ic
snow roller has made is circuit every
other day.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25
EAST RYEGATE

Mrs. Algcr Of Hanover spent last
Wcol; Il. her sons, J. II. Al%crs, cur
ing for Mr.. Algcr who has been i'll
with the grip.
John and Howard Al"cr spent II
part of last week with their uncle,
Hiram Rowe in Barnet.
Dorothy Franklin spent the week
end at her brothers., Rupert Frank
Inns.
Orpha Bedcll was nome from Lis
bon for the week end.
George Franklin spent several days
last week with his brother, Ben
Franklin, in South NoWbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Wells of Mcln-
does called on Harry Calruth Satur-
day.
The paper mill was shut down last
wccl. owing to lack Of water for pow
cl.
MIS-. Mayo Of McIndocs j., at work
at Eugene PlamandonS.
Clarence Dcdell spent Saturday in
Noodsvilc, n. H.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25
ARE YOU LOSING PEP"

DO you feel tired Ill III time: Does
your back ache? DO YOU iccl you
are not 30 Spry as You use to be-
Middlc-agcd men and women often
blame on-coming age for loss OF am
bition and energy when it j. over
worked or disortlcrcd kidneys that
cause them to feel old before their
iimc. Foley Kidney Pills tone up and
nvieoratc the kidneys, baniSh back
ache, rid the blood of poisons. Rev.
w. /. NJ Swyndolc, Macon, Ga,
writes: II am ready any time to
speak for Foley kidney Pills" SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25
EAST BARNET

Henry Gammcll Of Newport spent
Sunday with his aunt, Miss B,llc
Blake.
John Kendall Of Lyndonvillc spent
the week end at his home here.
Mr.. Helen Gammell and son, I'd
win and Mrs. Earl Denonvillc spent
Saturday in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. Taylor has been quite i'll.
II. \. Healoy spent Sunday Il, his
home in North Danvillc.
viii Cillcy has been conncI TO the
holl;n with a hard cold.
George Had(cv is moving his family
into the A. G. Blandn house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fectrau Of
Danvile called on friends here Sum
tn"
Miss Florence Wild was home las.
week from her school in st. johns
bury sick with the mumpS.
Mrs. iiaiy NcGill visited Mis-;
Kate kiIdcl' in st. John,buly ono day
lat week and attended the DR.. Rec
revival meeting.
Mr.. II III. Atwood visited friend
in 81. bloomsbury part of last week.
Miss Mildred Hayward was called
to he hnmc in Pcacham Saturday o.
account Of the Illness of her mother.
Mrs. u, Il. IIuSc is able 20 be out
again after eight weeks illness.
A rrv from here ar"NAaA ''"' ar
+ ''"rn't Nlid:'.. ,....i..
EIcujy Martin finished work 1T the
shop Saturday and goes Nond0. to
HartfG '"un
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25
CABOT

The churches. schools and all pub
lie gatherings in the village are clos
ch Oh account Of the present epidemic
Of The flu.
2Irs. Earle Rogers, Miss Alice
Hud on, Miss Lila Jameson and Miss
Parsons spent the day in st. Johns
bury recently.
Dr. Burbank was a business visitor
in St. lohnsbury Tuesday.
Nh and Mrs. W u Barr arc con-
va!cscin% from their recent attacks
Of pneumonia following the Flu
Miss Claii,sa Woods who has been
caring for Mrs w u. Barnett and
infant daughter at South Walden, has
returned home and is caring for Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Barr.
Ernest Witham has resumed his du-
ties in s. C. Voodry's store after hav-
inc been absent ten days on account
OF lines;
MI and Mrs. Harvey Rogers were
business visitors in Walden one day
recently.
Enos Hopkins was called to Calais
By the illness Of hisd auGhter and
family.
WYonnic Barnet is one of the new
victims OF the Flu.
The barber shop is closed on ac-
count Of the illness of Mr.. Halves.
[. l.. Woods who has recent}yffre=-
turned from Barre City Hospital is
stopping with his daughter at DR..
BurbankS.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25
Makes Report I'm
Work OF Public Nurse

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~ i'N.' ' ,.Tr t, w. ,,hn ,rn w,ll to
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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25
Town Meeting Warning
For 81. JOhnsb.lry
(Continucd from page one)

Continued from page one)
buy tine property could he secured b.
= 10 'on bank.
NJ, Davies then poke Of how from
Il small beginning he had developed
the creamery business until now be
side, the large plant Al st. John>buly
there was anothc.' large creamery 4.
New Boston, n. H., y refrigeration
plant and distributing center in Boz
ten, and crcamclir, 4. Fitch Bay, Ma
cog. Ways Mills and North Fatlry
in Canada; West NrWhurN, Sheffield
and pa,sumpSic. aNd clv"mcric: in
two New Hampshire communities,
Saltwater and Litt!ctcn. lie oir"Y-
cd I'LL these plants 1T ,i.cir physical
value, contributing the Iood Will, and
said ho had rather sell the plant to
the farmers that contributed 10 it,
,;,lrrcs> than to anyone else. He said
III" Plymouth Creamery had done u
business in 1919 i'll cNcrs' Of
$l,310,OGo and that he expected i,
would do Il business Of 81 100000 in
1920.
Farmers were present from kirhy,
WhcclocE, Waterford, st. Johns
buy, Sheffield, nanvillc, Bradford,
Ncwhury. Barnet. Littleton and
Woodsriilo and each man was n kod
individually if ho favoscd going ahead
and SEEING if the Plymouth Creamery
could be BOUGHT by the farmers a
proposed by NJ. halt.r. The opinion
was unanimous that this be carried
out if possible. 1t was then voted 10
appoint !: committee OF three to NOM
mate Il cmmittoe Of five to canvasS
the FARMERS to see if they wished to
invest in the enterprise. President
Hallctt appointed w. p. Russell oF
Kirby, MIR. kcncrson OF Barnet and
c. W. Wood OF Littlcion on the
nminating committee. They presented
the names of +. c. Chandler of Wal
crford, y. H. Hullett Of St. Johnsbury
and G W. Wood Of Littlcton on the
special committees, instructing them
to add to their number ono from the
Canadian piants and one from New
Boston, n II. This committee will
immediately get busy to ascertain the
scntim mt Of the farmers that could
not attend Mondays meeting and will
also arrange to have the property Of
the plymouth Creamery APPRAISED
It was suggested IL the meeting
that the Turner Center plan called
for subscriptions from each milk pro
Queer on the basis Of SO per COW
butt he details of The whole matter
will be worked out very soon by tn"
pccial committee,
The now plant ut 81. Johnsbury -
the largest OF the dcarlCiics, ard The
last word in factory construction. Nj.
Davies told thc farmers at TIL" meet
inc. that it could not be Duplicated to-
day without spending %"3,0oo more
than thc contract pHirc. The Nc"
Boston plant j., also IL model plant
and furnishes the tables Of the three.
big hotels ,Wncd by ''e W'h;pDle cS-
tate in l,ost0n. The Plymouth
ha, nov uho1' LOCO farm
ers who supply the various plants
with milk and cream.
In conversation with y representa-
tive of the Calcdonian-Rccorl NJ"
Davies said ii the deal went through
it would make no difference with his
plan Ter a sunmcr home in Water
ford, and that hi sugGcstcd The plaza
Of selling to the farmcr 1T h"
might be free to give his attention
10 hi; hcr interests.