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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
HERE WE COME AGAIN WITH
FURTHER CUTS IN OUR
CASH PRICES:

Trading Stamps with All
Cash Purchases.
B. & S. per sack of so lbs. Sl.25
Bran per sack LILO
Shorts lao
If you want a cheap brand of
Flour, buy our Wonder Flour at per
sack 81 so
If you prefer REAL Blu ESTEEM
Patent Flour, try our Big Loaf at
per sack 2.zo
Or, If you wrnt the Flour which
goes the furthest and makes the best
tasting bread, buy Diadem or Rex
hard wheat h0urs at 50. 35 and 81 so
per sack respectively. Yours Jrrlly,
Rathdrum Grain & Supply Co.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
Local Paragraphs.

The new uniforms for the baseball
team were received Wednesday.
| TobaccOs and cigars are no longer
handled at Wenz's drug store and
Reiniger's grocery since the new
license law became Effective.
The Twentieth Century Reading
circle met this week with Mrs. Geo.
| Morris and is announced to meet with
Mrs. J. G. Harvey, Wednesday, May
l1S.
The Boy Scouts are practicing Ease
ball after school hours preparatory 10
little round on the diamond will h
the Scouts at Post Falls in the near
future.
The burning OF the q. N depot
at Laclcde Tuesday night destroyed
the feature film, "The Confession"
which was to have been shown at TIE
Star Wednesday evening. 'SuddeD
jim" was substituted.
Panhandle lodge, Knights of
Pytbias, received an official visit from
the grand chancellor, P. w. Mitchell
of Nez Perez, Wednesday evening.
The meeting was Informal. The
Pythian Sisters assisted by serving
ice cream, cake and coffee.
Notable improvements made recent
~ in the Georgetown district, include
flag pole at the school house, new
barn and sleeping porch at Oscar
Larson's, pew fences, and new gate
and driveways at the w. T. Wlnslow
and Frank Vandersluis places.
The Boy Scouts took hiking trip
up the mountain Friday night. The
boys are taxing little practical work
in baking potatoes, frying pancakes
and other little items incident to
good palatable meal Of outdoor con-
structiOn.
Lumber is being hauled in from
the Georgetown sawmill by motor
truck almost daily and is being de-
livered and piled 10 the yards at the
planning mill. The sawmill has a
hn1
season. !
Mothers Day was observed by |
many people by attending the Metho-
dist church services. Two able |
sermons were preached by the pastor,
Rev. j. G. Harvey. Special songs |
were features of both morning and |
evening services. choirs of young !
girls assisting.
The W. r. G. committee announces
that the ritualistic services will be
held at the Mccartney street bridge |
near the Fraterual hall at 10 a. NJ.
Memorial Day, (May 30). After this
all who wish are invited to
accompany the G. A. r. and w. &.
G. to the cemetery to decorate the
graves.
Someone burglarized A. A. Berges'
garage before daylight Sunday morn
ing and got away with new wheel,
extra tire and tube and small wrench,
about $22 value. 1t is supposed an
auto party passing through had d
breakdown and took only what they
needed Entrance was effected by
earring off sheet of tin which had
served as d sash in one of the front
windows.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13

Don't forget the cooked food and
fancy goods sale to be given by the
w. r. O., May 81, in Mrs. Posts
building on the main street. so.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-29

co Sugar CO. rne. of . dats prsvieua
70 me date Of Their appsiutmsaa - asid
Receivers. shall ais vita ne cislt 81
the United states Dissriet csart Sea
Forte Rice = sworn statsmsat csntain
ing the nasure and amourt 81 sAs eiaim
and copy Of any doeumsns. esntfact.
note or papers upon whieh aaiA siaim
nay be based.
said pabiscasion shili assify ali eiaisn.
ante th,, thirty Cs0D dsys after ne dats
Of this order 70 eialms fhali bs AiisSei
or entertained by shs csurt ethsr than
those duly aied a. afeEesaia
San Juan. r. r.. march itth 1871.
Peter :. HAMILTON.
tuaEs.
The above order is hstsln tFanasFitel
on this date. 2ist dag of mafeh te1i.
a. notice 10 all parties csnesEusa.
San Juan. r. n march atst ia1i.
Rafael Marines DoaffNouEx.
One Of the Receivers o. shs Wet Posss
Rieo Sugar Co. Inc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-29

RaEleI cABALLEROs-Aesnfe ds
revistas > psri5,licos ds Pusrso Rico
y Dc los Estados Uniaoa. Acspto
agcacias. prestando tods elase ds
garantia. Box sis. Bayan6n. Purr.
% Rico Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-29
ORDER

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the
Receivers shall Immediately proceed 70
prepare and publish in the papers cf
this City Of San Juan having the iarges.
circulation notice that all persons hav-
ing claims Of any nature or amount
whatsoever against the West Porto Ri.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-29
EDICT 0

En- Ia Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, p. r. Sec
ci0n rrimera.-- Juan Pacheco.- Ex-
parte-- No. 12,991.-- Authorization IN
dictal para venta de bienes MEMORIES -
Estados Unidos de America. El Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos. S. S.
RAMON MARTINEZ REYES MAR
SHALL: A todo el que le interese hago
saber:
Cue en- cumplimiento de mandamien
to hbradC en- 25 de enero de mil no
vecientos veintiuno esta Corte Sec
ct6n On Ell case arriba titulado, he iis-
puesto La venta en- pdblica subasta &c
La signiente fnca:
SOLAR de ocho metros noventa In
centimetr0s de frente, pOr diez nue.
we metros de fondo en- Ia calle de Gan
jose del pueblo de Rio Grande, con
casa de MADEIRA del pals y americana,
y techada de zinc, de seis metros, Sc
senta y tres centimetros dc frente por
ocho metros cuarenta v tres centimetrcs
de fondo. Tiene anexa un colgadizo de
altos y bajos, dedicados los alto a
cocina de otra casa del sefior villa y
los bajos cocina tambien de La que
ahora Sc describe. Linda La derecha
entrando con don Jose G. Calder6n, a
la i2quierda con Rodolfo villa, Y por la
espaIda o fondo con Eugenio Rodriguez.
Esta subasta Sc llevar& a cabo por
el precio minimo de seiscientos d6lares
en- Ia ofcina del marshall sta en- el
lugar ocupado por Ia Corte en- La ca
lie Cristo de esta ciudad a las dos dc
la tarde del dia circo do abril de mil
novecientos veintiuno.
z de acuerdo con Ell referido manda
miento no SO admitiran ofertas memories
de La suma de seiscientos d6lares.
Dicha Hnca sera adjudicada al mejor
postor en- moncda americana y el que
obtenga la buena pro debera consignar
81 importe de su oferta en- el acto de
La adjudication.
san Juan. p. b., IL de MARIO de 1921.
Ramon Martinez REYES.
Marshall de La Corte Distrito,
..Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-29
NOTICE

The creditors of the West Porto Rice
Sugar Co.. Inc. and all persons having
claims against the said company are
hereby notified that the Honorable Peter
,. Hamilton, Judge Of the United states
District Court for Porto Rico. gave the
following order on march 14ih 1871:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-29
AFECCIONES CUTAMEas

I'll UNGUENTo DE DoAN 20 nass-
Whose para curar todas Is eniefme-
- dades euikneas tales eomo hrsfnss.
HTytc, Sarus. SoFiaf y pi<ason e IA psst
en- cuaiquier offa fofua. ass cotn1 r1fa
las almorranzs. Ia irSitsessu . iniia.
maeion quc causzn cstas snfefns9adft -
alivian prouso ncdiaufs q $50 AZ este
maRnihco un0Henio - - Ans&epfit0
excclcnte. puedr aplicArss sin femug -
sc scca despfen3e con fakiliaad Ha
curado radiealfneufc czsos e. ecsenaa
dcsputs Dc fnuciios afos A. egutraii4-
Como articuio de tocados g - vaiof
incslimahlc. rof - gue muehas laaziiI4s 10
ussn para el tratamiento A. sfureiontt en
los rihos mas requefos. psfa hsfi9as
barros, etc
81 I'd. sufre as cuaiqussFa ae eaas en-
iermcdades disiiast Embellishments q ssna
botica oiseuga una caia n Ungsesfs -
DOaH Todo viaisro. dueno ds iincaf.
aericuitorss. etc. dsheu tsnefio en- SO
hogar. pues e. un aFiieui0 qus se uccesiia
a cada mouicuto.
DE venta en- todas las bofeaA Soiieiie
nmestro folieto sobrc izs esseFmFdadea de
Ia piei. e 10 cnyiafemos sbaoiuiAsusuie
gratis.
"a rosTFR usCfrffAs co
BrTrsta. q. H.aNA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-29

Ell Nietecito.-La Losa de los Suenos-La Nal
querda-( obras en- un tomo) )-.+----,-,.- OsO
AL Natura--La casa de la dicha.-El Ora
gon de Fuego. g comedias en- tomo) )-..... O.9O
Richelieu.--La Princesa Bebe--No Fumado-
res 6 comedias tomo) ..-.-....----..--. o.9O
Sonora ANAL Marido de Viuda.-La
Fuerza bruta. 6 comedas en- un tomo) .,.~- O9O
De pequenas Causas.-Hacia la verdad-Por
las Nubes-De Cerca.--iA que hace un
Hombre Is comedias en- tomo) -.-.-.:,..., O9O
Los Favoritos-E Hombrecto- -Mademoselle
de Belle Isle.-Por que Sc ama.-( 4 comedias
en- uf tomo) OSu
Ell Nido Ajeno.-Gente Conocida.-El Marido
de la T6llez.-De Alivo.(4 Comedias en-
tonlol O.SO
Alma Triunfante. Ell Autom6vil. La Noche
del Sabado. g comedias tomo) ......... O9O
Amor de Amar-Libertad.-El Tren de los
Maridos.-(3 comedias en- / tomo) .---..cs.-.-. 09O
La T1nica Amarlla--La Cudad Allegro
Coafada. e comedas en- IN tomol -~-,. $50
Los Cachorros.- (Comedial. .-.---..---.....-- O75
La Ciudad Alegre Confada (Comedia) IL OTIS
La Losa de los suenOs ~ O.S5
La Princesa sin Coraz6n.-EI Amor Asusta
La Copa Encantadas--Los Ojos de los Muer-
tos ca comedies tonc) ...........-.....- O.9O
La Escuela de las princesas.- La Senorita
Sc Ell Principe que todo 10 aprendio
en- los bros.-Ganarse la Vida.-(4
das tomel O.90
Manon Lescaut-ios BuAos.-Abuela Y Meta
g conedias en- un tomol -~-.-.-----..--.-..,- 090
Miseria explendida Gun tomo) 0.3O
Roberto Goodwin OSO
Desterrada 02D
Aves de Rapifa 030
Jugar Fuego 030
La Hija Abandonada 0.30
Coraz6n de Bronco O.30
Una ManO Oculta 0.3O
Ell Sacrifice de Elisa - O.SO
Lucfa o3O
Vicio virtud ......s..~..-..-........4...-. 0SO
-. a d
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-29
Bohemia Nocturnal
o.. ..PERo Es MAS E6PANTosA ToDAvlA
La soLEDAD De DOS EN- coMPANIA''.
CANPOAMOR.

~
CAMPOAMOR.
cierta noche, una 'oscURA goIondrina
(que refrenar ell vueIo aPrendo), s.
con sus alas de SEDA DE LA CHINA,
bahadas en- FRAGANcIA PARlSINA,
rozandome pas6;
v, el pico abriendo, con canela fina
me cant6, me arru6, me sflirte6"..-.-.-
iPero (izape!) que habia de empaInnar
este "ArIequin" misogino y beato,
o-por nejor rimar--
va vejo resentido del oLFATO,
su k6metro medic de narz
(iy creian ustedes que era ohato!)
con ell pico de aquelIa meretrz,
de aqueIa-.... fimusa, tente:
sopIa pianoamente"
de aqueIIa mas nenos "colombna",
mas n1enos ilustre fregatriz
de aquela-iay! intez
de la que mace ''OScURA"-goondrina
trascendente a FRAcANcIA PARlsINA!.--....
La dele que siguiera. que siguera,
noviendo la cadera
sin parar, sin parar.....-
La deis que Sc fuera. que SO fuera,
trenzando ritrnos de sensual hetera. Al
"coIombnear",
.'goondrinear"
La deie Que voIara, sin mas oste
nj n1oste de otro poste, de otro poste
''sus nidos colgar".......-
confieso, aca INTER NOS, "bohemiamente'
10 cual no es confesar "ingenuamente')
confieso que: esas horas,
de la mieI del placer evocadoras
(horas, Fabio que to- noche tras noche,
sueles perder vagandc troche moche);
sin ell perfume del amor, "que encanta"
(y con esta "sequia'' en- la garganta),
como canta eI autor de las Dolcras
(y el de las no DoIoras como cantal;
mi soIedad es, iay!-.-.... (Fabio ino lloras?)
archirnorrocotudament NEGRA,
in,as NECRA que la soMRRA de una sdegra!
Pero tanben confieso 'ngenuanente
10 cual no es confesar "bohemianente")
que: de castaho NEGRO pasarfa
-icIaro-OScURO que sill
mi NEGRA soIedad en- compafila .
{ de una....s FEMlNA ASH
Ronnualdo WALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-29
Distributors
The Porto Rico Drug Co.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR PORTO RICO
Mercantile Bank Of the Americas.
VS.
West Porto Rico Sugar Co, Inc. ct al.
and Porto Rico Sugar Development CO.
Intervensr.
No. 1o7l.-EoUITY.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14
THE PROPOSED TABLET TO
WORLD-WAR VETERANS.

The committee appointed by Liber-
ty Council S. & ID. of L. to perfect
plans for the erection of tablet to
Bradford World-War Veterans, an
nounce that if the necessary funds
can be secured permission will be
asked. of the Library trustees to
place large boulder on the north
ern end of their ground and have
the tablet placed on it. The design
selected by the committee will be of
bronze, so inches high and 26 inches
wide. The names will. be placed in
two columns in one-half inch block
letters and will contain those of all
Bradford boys who were in the SER
vice, and also those who died in the
service. Voluntary contributions will
be received by any member of the
committee, John H Stillwell, Andrew
Mumler or Mrs H E Prescott, and
placed in the Bradford Bank for
above purpose. Pledges are also
asked for. The total expense con-
nected with the erection of the tab
let will be around six hundred dol
lars. The home talent play, the
receipts of which will be placed in
this fund is under way, and it is ex-
pected the production will be pre-
sented early in February. 1t is hoped
that the unveiling of this tablet
can be arranged for by Decoration
Day. A drawing of the proposed
tablet has been ordered and will be
placed on exhibition on arrival.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14

Thomas Hazel Of LyndonviIle spent
Wednesday with his cousin, ] M Muir
ply.
Samuel Allen Haskins, son of Will
liam H Haskins and Sarah Chase
Haskins, died in Los Angeles, Cali
fornia on December "a, after long
lingering illness. Mr. Haskins was
born in Bradford on June 6, 1850 and
doubtless many will remember him in
his boyhood days. His brothers,
Arthur, Henry and Charles have pass
ed on, but brother, Fred Haskins,
and a sister, Mrs Sadie Doe, are
still living in Bradford Mr. Haskins
visited his old home in 1903 and
often spoke of the pleasure it gave
him. At that time, he was a prom
inent business man in Del Norte,
Colorado. He was always a good
citizen and held several offices of
trust in the community in which he
lived. He thought much of his
family and friends, and was always
kind and considerate. He leaves in
Los Angeles a widow, formerly Miss
Sarah Mildred Cushing, who also
resided in Bradford many years ago.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14
GRACE CHURCH NOTES.

Morning worship at 1890 o'clock.
Theme. Gods Earth and Mans
Possessions"
Bible Study at 11.45 a. m. Subject:
Money, and the Kingdom"
Z p. IN. Evening Worship. Theme:
Simon, The Cross Bearer"
Epworth League meets next week
with Miss Beatrice Cummings at the
home of her parents. On account
of the Lecture Course program the
meeting will be at p. m.
On Tuesday, Jan. 18th, at p. m.
the Woman's Home Missionary Soci-
ETY. will meet with Mrs c R Craig,
Mrs Fred Aldrich, leader.
Prayer meeting Thursday, eve. at
73O.
o. J. Anderson. Pastor.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14
NEXT NUMBER OF THE. ENTER.
TAINMENT COURSE.

The third number of the Enter
tainment Course will be given in
the Opera Hall next. Tuesday even
ing, January 18, by the Kayem's
Feature Musicians and Jack Liden.
Their program is one which every
one should like It consists of
popular and classical music present
ed in novel manner With them
is an excellent humorist. These BOYS
are clean-cut, virile, ex-service men,
masters in their particular lines.
Note the variety of work: saxa-
phone quartette; brass quartette
and an instrumental quartette; brass,
instrumental and accordian solcs;
the neutrality-suspicious.: various musi-
cal surprise features; flute solos;
stories and iokes
Owing to the fact that the Legion
members who are putting on this
Course are now about Seventy Five
Dollars behind, it is hoped by them
that large number of tickets may
be sold for this number. This is an
extensive concert and is sure to
please. This company plays in Ber-
lin. N. H, the night before comino
here.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14
GENTLEMEN'S NIGHT.

The spacious parlors of the Con-
gregational Church were filled last
Friday night, with the members of
the Fortnightly Club and their
friends, the occasion being the an
nual Gentlemen's Night. The rooms
were beautifully decorated in green
and white, the Club colors. The
musical program arranged by Mrs
Clara Dow Hooker and, though brief,
was choice and varied, and consisted
of piano solos by Mrs Ethel Grubb
and Mrs Bertha Lytle, violin solo by
Mrs Pauline Cole, accompanied by
her sister Mrs Julia Morse of Con-
cord, Mass. and duet by Mrs Gene
We've Poole and Mrs Clara Hooker;
all kindly responding to encores. 1t
is seldom so much musical talent can
be found in a small town as can be
found in Bradford and it's Club.
After the music the acting President,
Mrs Eta Weaver, while regretting
that the speaker named on the pro-
gram, Hon. Franklin d Hale, was
unable to be present, rejoiced to be
able to fully fill his place and in
troduced Rev. A Lytle, who gave a
most able and interesting paper on
Joyce Kilmer, the poet who was kill
ed shortly after America entered the
Great War, while still in the heyday
of life with great possibilities be-
bore him. Mr. Lytle also read
several choice selections from Kill
mer's works, the last, a tribute to
friend who died in action, almost
prophetic of his own end. After this
young ladies, under the direction of
the able social committee with Mrs
Gertrude Doe, Chairman, served
delightful luncheon of creamed chick
en-, rolls, sherbert and macaroons,
coffee and candies. One gentleman
expressed the minds Of the others
when he said eve are having a
grand time and | propose you have
this twice year at least"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14

Mon. I've, Jan. l''
Mr. and Mrs L E Mcclure spent
Tuesday in St. Johnsbury.
A nine pound son, Forrest George,
was born to Mr. and Mrs n j Fowler,
Friday.
Gerald B Virgins of Detroit, Mich.
is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs
J 3 Virgins.
Mrs X E Hilthon returned home
Saturday, after visiting relatives in
Wildwood, n. J.
Mrs Sadie Bond and Master Charles
of Ely spent the day, Saturday, with
Mrs Hattie Rowell.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Manard of
West Lebanon spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Frank b Champany.
Rev. Maxine Mooney of St. Johns
bury held Mass at the home Of
J NJ Murphy, Wednesday morning.
Word has been received of the
death by scarlet fever of Miss
Eleanor II Gafield, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs f c Gaffield of Brookline,
Mass, on Thursday, Dec. 6. Miss
Gaffield. with her parents, have been
frequent summer guests at Hotel
Low
William w Godfrey Of West Fair
lee brought a fine specimen Of the
Canadian lvnx into our Office We'd
nesday. The lynx weighed Is lbs.
and measured 80 inches from tip Of
nose to tip Of tail. Mr. Godfrey' 3
fox hound started on its trail end
treed the animal near Kings Hill,
about a mile from where the track
was found II is being mounted by
Geo. w French.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14

Ernest Muzzey is confined to the
house with the mumps.
MIR Chester Houghton Of Boston is
assisting in A Z Hale's store.
Mrs A p Worthen, who has been
confined to the house by illness, is
gaining.
Mrs Julia Blakely Morse of Con-
cord, Mass. is visiting her sister Mrs
w Cole.
The next number of the Entertain
ment Course, Kayem's Feature Musi-
clans and Jack Liden, promises to be
the best yet of the popular enter
ments, which the American Legion
has made possible for Bradford peone
to enjoy this winter. Let everyone
attend ana hear something really
good, and at the same time show
our appreciation to the boys who
are financing this Course.
Mr. and Mrs w Z Crafts have begun
housekeeping, and are now located at
91215 East 25th Street, Los Angeles;
California. Friends Of Mrs Crafts
wishing to send her a birthday card
will note the change of address.
A p Chase celebrated his Saith
birthday at his home Sunday. Many
neighbors, friends and relatives cali
ed during the day, among when
were Miss Alvira Coffrin, Mr. and
Mrs II f Morrison and Mrs Ralph
Goodwin and children of Piermont.
Martin J Murphy, who for the past
year and half has been employed
by the Capital City Press Of Mont
pelier. finished work there recently,
and has been spending a few weeks
with his parents Mr. and Mrs j NJ
Murphy He leaves Saturday for
Bellows Fells, where he will be en-
ployed by the Gobie Press.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Public Services are held in Brad ford
National Bank Building. Room {. every
Sunday morning at 1O:45.
Subject for the week-Life.
Sunday School at II o'clock.
The Reading Room is open every
Saturday afternoon from to s. Every
body welcome.
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Mrs Hooker
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Pew
owners in Congregational Church
Edifice Society will be held at the
vestry January 18th, 1921 at 7.30 p.
m. to transact the following busi-
ness, wiz
First. To act upon the report of
the officers.
Second. To elect all necessary
officers for the year ensuing.
Third. To see if the Pew owners
will vote a tax on the Pew to pay
insurance and other expenses.
J B w Prichard, Secretary.
Bradford, VT.
Jan. s, 1921. II
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Morning service at 1890, with SER
mon on the topic: "Withered Hands,"
Children's talk in Spoons"
Bible school at noon.
Social Sunday evening in the YES
try at O'clock. A short sermon,
with special music, and social half
hour with refreshments. A cordial
invitation to all.
Boys Club Tuesday at z o'clock.
The Parish Supper and annual
meetings of the Church and parish
will be held next Thursday evening
in the vestry. Supper will be served
at Z o'clock, followed by the business
meetings. All members Of the parish
are earnestly invited to both supper
and business meetings.
The music for next Sunday.
Morning
Prelude, Sonata Pathatique
Tschaikowski
Anthem, Selected
Solo
Miss Merrill
Offertory, Reverie Flagler
Postlude in G. Calkin
Evening
Prelude, ''The Last Hope" Gattschalk
Solo. Behold the Master passeth by"
Hammond
Mr. Neal
Pianoforte Solos,
a. Starlight
b. A Scotch Tone Poem.
Mcdowell
Mrs Hooker
Will all who have copies of the
Songs of Hope please return them
without fail 10 the vestry next Sun
day, that the new song NAV be in
serted. Nineteen of our fifty copies
are missing; please remember to
bring them back.
]. A. Lytle. Pastor.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14

Bradford Old Established Barber Shop
HaH Cutting. Shaving arc Shsnpsoiss q ssssislS
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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14

In accordance with a desire Of
many members and candidates in
the Southern part of the State. J w
Roby Council. p Of J. Ice and Delta
Chapter Of Rose Croix 1Se Valley of
Burlington, VT, have been granted
to confer the degrees of
these grades in the Gates Opera
House. White River Junction, Fri
day. February IL. 1921. The con-
feTring of the fifteenth degree in
the afternoon and the eighteenth in
the evening will be an unique festure
in this part of the State and viii
afford an opportunity Of seeing these
degrees in full ceremonial form.
Detail information may be obtained
from Fred A Carr. Sec. United
Brethren. Lodge r. & A. NJ, W. R.
Jet. VT:
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14

Newall Randall finished his labors
for Doe Brothers Saturday.
Mrs K Hedge, who has been at o
F Sisco's the past few weeks, leaves
for White River Jet. tomorrow. Mrs
o + Sisco remains about the same.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-14

The adjourned annual meeting of
the Congregational Society will be
held at the vestry Thursday evening,
Jan. goth, for the election Of officers,
reading of the reports and transac-
tion Of business.
Nj Josephine jenkins, Clerk.