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Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
Toilet Articles

OlkSS &AA SkSAOS PEPsoDENr TOOTH PAsTE-sale
 price $50. wAMPoLE's COD LIVER o'L-sale FLETcHER's cAsToRIA-sals price
 29c. WILLIAMS TALCUM POWDER, G.
 OF. size-Sale price lie. RAYER'S ASPIRIN TABLETS, 2
 dozen size-Sale price 24e- 1-ouART SIZE .PERoxIDE-sale
 price 21c. WooDeuRY FACIAL soAP-sale
 price 1se 6 cake. |cUTIcURA SoAP-Sale price 1ee a
 cake. PALM OLIVE soAP-sale price Sc a
 cake. JERGEN's WITCH HAZEL SOAP
 Sale price t5e box. PoMPEiIAN BEAUTY FACE POW
 DER-Sale price Sse. MARY GARDEN TALcUM POWDER
 Sale price 27e. MAVIs TALcuM POWDER - Sale
 price 19e. PoMPElIAN TALcuM POWDER = Sale price tse. PoMPEHAN DAY CREAM - Sale price 3oe. CREAM LEMON-Sale price 29c. RoRpEN's HALTED MILK, in bulk, 37c Ib.
 PYRALIN IVORY, subject to slight imperfections, will be sold during this sale at half the regular prices.
 The collection consists of Hair Brushes, Combs, Mirrors, Trays Buffers, Hair Receivers, Powder
 Jars. Scissors, Etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

He was fined sic and costs. s5 of the fine being renitted and he settled for s1S.21. Halsey Matsch. IT, of rooklyn, N. Y, a summer resident at the lake had no drivers license. The car had been driven to the green by his mother who had a license and he was driving it to a garage nearby when stopped. He was fined s10 and costs, the fine being remitted and he settled for S13.46.
 Jacob Marskein, a Columbia farmer. had no license and the court learned that he had been driving car for two months without a license. He was fined s1o and costs, settling for s2s.46.
 The ease agains Samuel Kallenberg of Columbia, charged with selling intox- icating liquor, having liquor in his pos
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

26x52 REVERSIBLE WOOL RUGS,
 regular $3.1s value-SaIe price $2.49. 27x54 REVERSIBLE WOOL RUGS,
 regular $5.50 value-Sale price $3.6s. soxso REVERSIBLE PLAIN WOOL RUGS, regular $s.75 value-Sale
 price $5.S8. 27x54- INCH MoTTLED ADMINISTER
 RUGS, regular $4.3e vame-Sale
 price $3.2o. |27x54- INCH PATTERNED WOOL
 RUGS, regular s5.98 YaIue-Salt
 price $429. 36xs3- INCH PATTERNED WOOL RUGS, regular S8.5e value-Salt price $6.49.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
COLCHESTER

A heavy shower passed over the village about 4.sO Tuesday afternoon RA4a fef in torrents for a few minutes: ths heaviest of the shower passed northeast eriy. One bolt Of lightning struck q tree on Lebanon avenue near Leon Broders store and tore. strip of bark of IL struck another tree near there. Thunder was heard afar off nearly all the after noon.
 Joseph Arner was in Norwich Tuesday.
 V. J. Carmarota of North WestcheHter was in town Tuesday.
 Charles Perkins of East Haddan vas visitor in town Wednesday.
 The body of Mrs. Hattie Grccker Jack sen waA brought here from Norwieh for burial in the Esmily plot in Linvocd cemetery Wednesday afternoon al 5.f5. the mourners coming by automobile. Mrs Jackson was the widow of Sheriff George O. Jackson and was natiye of this place.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Fuller of Bing- hanston. N r., formerly of this plAce. were in town Wednesday attending the funeral of Mrs. Jackson.
 Mrs. Lottie Brown of Middletown was visiting relatives in town Wednesday. Dr. E. J. Hewland was in Hebron | Wednesday. The Colchester State Guard Rife club held a record shoot al their indoor range in the Horowitz block on- Main street. | The scores were as follows: A. T. Van | Cleve 2e, J. A. Thomas 2s, William | Thomas 23, Dr. A. L. Stebbins IS. George l Case 12, Irving Jones l2, Foote 6. The conditions on the indoor range were very poor Wednesday evening and the scores were low. as some of the good marksnen failed to score at all. They expect to finish the range at the sandpit and com mence to shoot Sunday next.
 William T. Curry, Irving Jones. J. A. Thomas, Clarence Thomas and William Thomas of Lebanon were in town We'd
 nesday evening at the indoor record
 shoot.
 the state road office Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
Items From the Kitchenware Section

IBAS@4&CAA WSAO V SSSSASA COPPER, NICKEL PLATED TEA kETTIES-
 Ne. size, value $s.25-Sale price $2-39 Ma 8 size. value sS.5e-Sale price $2AS FIRE COPPER BOTTOM WASH BOILERS with wood handles No. size, value s2.SS-Sale price $2.3s No size. value $3.25-Sale price $2.4S GALVANIZED WATER PAILS-
 lo-quart stze-Sale price 25e
 12-quart size-Sale price 3ec
 14-quRrt siEe-Sale price S5c GALVANIZED WASH TUBS. with WTinger attachment
 Small size-Sale price 79e.
 Medium sixe-Sale price e0e
 Large size Sale price 9se EXTRA WIDE FOLDING IRONING TAeLEs-Sale price $2.sS. ExTRA FINE ALL COTTON TWIST R0 CLOTHES LINES, 50-fcot lsngth-Sale price 2te. G-eESHEo, NO. 6 FLOOR RRooMS, extra good quality-Sale price 5Oe. NEW PERFECTION BLUE FLAME COOK STOVES - Specially priced Sx our July Clearance. 2-auRNER GLASS DOOR OVENS, value ss.oo-Sale price $3.ee. DUST ABSORBING YACHT MoPs extra heavy. value s5c-Saie pr4ca Sc
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
WHSONVIL1E

Mrs Kate Hagkerty had as week eno guest Miss Nelly Burke Of Boston Mrs Haggerty returned with her for few days visit.
 Mrs. Ophelia Kelly Is in Dayville fof several days stay with relatives.
 Miss Kate Durkfn was called te her home on account of the illness of her sister, Mrs. James Pagan, of Uxbridge. Miss NJ. Reed of Putnam is caring for Mrs. sKeegan while she is away. Charles Gevery has sold his place and will move to North Grosvenordale.
 Mrs. Sabcsie is entertaining a nephew from New York for a short time.
 MrS. Theroux and grandson Harold are visiting in Pawtucket. R. L. for feu weei3.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

36-lNcH WIDE FINE BLEAcHED
 coTToN-Sale prices 15c, 19e and
 21e yard.
 42-INcH WIDE BLEAcHEp COT.
 TON-Sale price 35c a yard 45- INCH WIDE BLEAcHEp SHEET
 tNG-Sale price 42e yard. 72-INcH WIDE HLEAcHED cor TON-Sale price soc a yard. s1-INcH WIDE HEAVY sLEAcHEp
 SHEETING-saIe prices eoc and 74c
 yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

session with intent to sell, and reputa- tion, was continued for one week. Dur Ing the afternoon Officer Flynn and Con stable Ellison Frink searched his prop erty for evidence but found nothing. In- formation had been received that Kal- fenberg was manufacturing moonshine.
 The state police are active and are seen on many highways leading out from this city. Violators of motor ve- hicle laws are being severely punished under the new automobile laws of the state.
 E. c. MiIner of Plainfeld, Vt, man of experience and standing in the com munity in which he has lived, has ar- rived at South Coventry to take charge of the birthplace of Nathan Hale for the
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
DRESS SILKS AT CLOSING SALE PRICES

SILK AND COTTON CREPE. in q wide range of colors. regular $l.2a auahty-Sale price 49e a yard. T.INcA WIDE JAPANESE FIG UREp SILK, suitable for Kimonos or lining, regular $1.25 quality-Sale price 76e a yard.
 as-lNCH WIDE SILK PoPLiN, all colors, regular t1.25 quality--Sale price 75e yard. ECONOMY SILK, all colors, regular 5sc quahty-Sale price 39e yard 4s. INCH WIDE EMBROIDERED OR CANDIES, regular $s.75 quality - Sale price $1.49 yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
OPTION AND SLEEPING AT CLOSING SALE PRICES

l36-INcH WIDE BROWN SHIFTING
 Sale prices f1c, 14e and 1ee .
 yard. 4o- INCH WIDE HEAVY ~ BROWN
 SHEETikG - Sale prices 17e and 21e 8 yard. 72-lNCH WIDE BEST BROWN COTTON-Sale price 65e yard. s1-lNcH WIDE BROWN SHIFTING Sale prices 55e and 65e a yard. Ao- INCH WIDE TUBiNG-Sale price 42c a yard.
 45-lNcH WIDE TUBlNG-Sale prices 46e and Soc a yard.
 4s-INCH WIDE PIQUoT TUBING Sale price 46c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
Notions

Notions WHITE AND coLoRED siLklNk CROCHET coTToN-Sale price lie a ball. WnLlMANTIc SPOOL COTTON. I50-yard spool, black and white Sale price, s>for 3se. SEWING SILK, 10G-yard spooi-Sale price 12lze a spool. BLACK AND WHITE SKIRT BELT ING, IA and 2-inch wide-Sale price 7e a yard. DELoNG SNAPS, all sizes, black and white-Sale price 7e a card. ONE. QUARTERBACK WHITE AND BLACK ELASTIC - Sale price 5e a yard.
 RICK RACK BRAID, white and col ors, 3-yard fold for 121ae. DOUBLE HAIR NETS "TWoNETs" Sale price, for 65c. SINGLE HAIR NETS = Sale price. 8 for 25e. 4o.INcH GEoRGETTE cREPES. all colors-Sale price $1.39 a yard. s0e QUALITY YELLING, all colors and patterns-Sale price 3se yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
WASH FABRICS

3e-lNcH WIDE, HIGH COUNT PERCALES, value 2oc--sale price 15c a yard. ss. INCH WIDE BEST QUALITY PERcALES, value 3sc-Sale price 24c a yard. ss s-lNcH WIDE STRIPED SHIRTING AND WASTING, regular 3sc quality Sale price 25c yard. 27.TNcH WIDE COTTON PoPLlN in wide range of colors, value Ssc Sale price 1sc yard. H.INcH WIDE RiPPLETE, value 3sc-Sale price 2ee a yard 27 .tNCh WiDE GALATEA, value Sse
 Sale price 25e yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

WINDHAM SILKS, assorted coiors. regular $3.75 quahty--Sale price S2.6o yard.
 4o.INcH WIDE SPORT skiRTING. BARoNET SATIN, koKET SATIN, AND PRISCILLA CHECKS, in white, black, cinder, old rose. and peacock blue
 t5.0o auaiity-Sale price $2.se a yard. SG.oo quality-Sale price S3.4e yard. 4e-INch WIDE CREPE. DE CHINE, black and colors, regular 11.75 quail ity--Sale price $i.5s yard. STRIPED SILK AND COTTON S4lRTlNo, regular S1.25 quality Sale price 9ee a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
WILLIMANTIC

and Grant Juror Dwight A. Lyman, at Columbia, Wednesday night. Walter H. Hibberd of this city was charged with having wrong markers on his car. He was fined S1o and costs, five dollars of the fine being remitted, and he settled for $16.11.
 MaarIce Jefferson, a driver for the Linberg and Street Company, road build ing contractors, did not have license.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
 At Closing Sale Prices

FULL SIZE BED sHEETs-sale
 price S9e. FULL SIZE sEAMEp BED SHEETS
 Sale price $1.1s. s1xsO BED SHEETs-sale price $1.3e. s1xso BEST BED sHEETs-sale price
 $1.5s. s1xss BEST BED sHEETs-sale price $1s5.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

45x3s PILLOW cAsEs-saie price 25o
 each. 45x36 PILLOW CASEs-Sale prices
 39e and 46c each. 45x36 HEMSTITCHED PILLOW
 CASES, good quality-Sale price 44c each.
 45x3s BEST PILLOW cASEe-saIe
 price soc each. 42x36 PILLOW CASES-Sale prices 25c, 39c and -45o each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
FLOOR COVERING AT CLOSING SALE PRICES Art Suuares Small Size Rugx
Art Squares

sx12 TAPESTRY RUGS. regular $5ooo
 duality-Sale price 9isAs. sx12 TAPESTRY RUGS, regular ts7. .0e
 quality-Sale price $2S.3s. sx12 AxMlNsTEK RUGS, regular
 $42.00 quahty-Sale price $34.6S. ex12 AxMlNSTER RUGS, value $Ss.O0-Sale price $S2oo. sx12 VELVET RUGS, value $3S.OO-
 Sale price $32.00. S. 3x10-6 ADMINISTER RUGS, value
 50--Sale price $33.0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
Carpets

27.INcH WIDE TAPESTRY CAR PETS, regular 75c value-Sale price 49c yard. 17-INcH TAPESTRY CARPETS, reg ular s1.00 yalue-Sale price S3e 8 yard. |27-INcH VELVET CARPETS, regu- lar $2o0 vaIue-Sale price $1.39 a ward.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

@ TO ss.INcH WIDE VoILEs, fg-
 ured, stripes and checks. regular 4seI to 75c quality-Sale price 29e yard. ss-INcH WIDE SILK STRIPED AND
 FLORAL VolLEs, regular S1.ss and
 Sl.Se duality-Sale price 0ee a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
.Jap Grass Rugs

4sxss GRASS RUGS, value 75c-sale price 63e. soxso GRASS RUGS, value $2.1s-sale price $1.es. ssx72 GRASS RUGS, value $s.1s-sale price $2.4s. sx1o FT. GRASS RUGS, value $12.50-
 Sale price S.5O. sx1o FT. GRASS RUGS, value s14.50--
 Sale price $11.oo. 9x12 GRASS RUGS, value $16.5e-Sale
 price $1c.0o. exf2 GRASS RUGS, value 31S.5O-Sale
 price $t4.oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

AssiStnass of state Policemen John A. Flynn and Frank ViriIli fin the vicinity of Columbia. Green, resulted in five au- tomceile law violators appearing before Justice of the Peace Hubert B. Collins
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
Mattresses

$500 COTTON TOP AND BOTTOM E MATTRESSES-Sale price $t1.oo. S15.0o COTTON MATTRESSES, good
 quality-Sale price $975.. $23.Oo SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES
 Sale price $19.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
SUMMER WASH DRESSES

SUMMER WASH DRESSES woMENs Sheer Dotted Swiss m- die and fine
 $sss oINeHAM DREsSEs-Sale $A5o
 ssss eINeHAM DREssEs-sale $asS
 GINoHAM DRESsEs-Sale G5o soss oReANDIE DRESSES Sale S7se s5Oo oRGANplE VoILE DREssEs-sae price $s5o SsOo oRoANDIE OR pREssEs-sae price &fOss
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
White and Colored
 Waists

6se PERcALE WORK WAIsTs-sale price 42e each. Sf,Oo PERCALE- WORK WAISTS Sale price 75e each. S1.75 WHITE VolLE WAlSTS-Sale price $1.1s. HAND TAILORED WAISTS, white and colored-
 $2.5O quality-Sale price S1.9s.
 $2.9S quality-Sa1e price $2.39.
 S3.50 quality-Sale price $2.SS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
Bed Pillows

1ex25 FEATHER BED PILLOWS,
 s3.75 value-Sale price SAYS pair. 4ex25 FEATHER BED PILLOWS,
 SAYS value-Sale price sass pair. 2ox26 FEATHER BED PILLOWS. $500 value-Sale price $3.es a pair. 2ox26 FEATHER BED PILLOWS, $7.00 value-Sale price $5.49 a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
GINGHAMS

GINGHAMS FINE CHECK DRESS cINGHAMs, regular 25c quality-Sale price 21e a yard. H-IAcH WIDE AMOskEAG GlNo- HAMS, very best quslity-Sale price 13c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29
Porch and Morning Dresses

 PORCH AND HOUSE DRESSES. made of good quality Gingham, Per cale and figured Voiles, priced as follows
 S175 quality-Sale price $1.lS. 31.9s quanty-Saie price $1.4s. s25O quality-Sale price S1.ss. $2.s8 quality-Sale price SIPS. Sweaters and Sip-ons WOOL sLIP-oNs IN coLoRs- $s.3s quality-Sale price $f.50 each ss.50 quality-sale price $4.s8 each |NLo TUXEDO SWEATERS - Sale price $3.5o. st0.oo WOOL sWEATERs-saie price $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

NORWICH BULLETIN
 WlLLlMANTIc OFFICE Telephone iO5 23 Church SG
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

There were 1865 beds used
1Tring December, making 487
'a0re then tbs same month Of
-.o Tear agO.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
Income Tax in a Nutshell

WHO? Single persons wht
had net incomes of $1,000 o.
more for the year 1920; mar
ried couples who had net in
come of $4,000.
WHEN? March Is, 1921, il
the final date for filing returns
and making first payments.
WHERE? Collector of Inter.
nal Revenue for district ir
which the person resides.
HOW? ; Full directions on
Form 1040A and Form 104O;
also the law and regulations
WHAT? -Four per cent nor.
NAL tax on taxable income UP
to $4,000 in excess of exemp-
tion. Eight per cent norma
tax on balance of taxable in.
come. Surtax from 1 per cent
to IS per cent on net incomes
over SIS, 900.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
|. 0. O. F. Install Officers

At the regular meeting Of Ns-
sex Lodge, No. 13, I 0 O F,held
January 9Th, the following Off
GERS were installed by . D G. NJ
) R Applebee: 4 A Danforth
N G.. Roy Hull, V G, F c Mosh-
"r, Scc'y., L F Jones, Treas, D
g Albee, Warden, f J MAXWELL
Con, A c Bemis, R S N G, e J
Gross. L SN G, A H Maxwell, R
S V G, H E Eglipgton, L S Y =
E L O'Brien, Chap, VIM Web
ster, R S S, F H Cilley. / S s, J
r Applebee. I G. G G Hodge, O
G, Representatives to Grand
Ledge, j F Harmon, L F Jones
Trustee for three years, E A
Bemis.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
"KATCHA-KOO"

A novel and brilliant musica
production, entitled "Katcha'
Koo" will be given under the
auspices of the High School ap'
proximately Feb. 24-25, at the
town hall.
This Oriental-American Fan.
tastique carries the audience
from one of the private temples
of the Maharajah of Hunga in
India where the first Act is
laid, to New York at the home
of Mrs. Chattie- -Gaddin, a rich
American widow.
The leading dramatic talent
in town is to appear in the vari.
Gus roles and in the beautiful
dances and choruses. Among
the principal characters will
be- Katcha-Koo, a Fakir, Ma
harajah of Hunga, an East In.
dian Romeo, Dick Horton, a
Collector of Antiques, Harry
Bradstone, a Collector of Ad.
ventures, Mrs. Chattie- -Gaddin,
rich American Widow, Dolly,
her daughter, Prudence, anoth-
re daughter, Solejah, Widow
Of Wizard, Urbanan, High
Priestess of the Temple, Bood-
ypah, a Slave, Chin-Chin Foo.
Chinese Wife of Maharajah.
Brazillitate, BRAZILIAN Wife Of
Maharajah, Patsy Kildare,
Irish Wife of Maharajah, La
Belle Elysee, French Wife of
Maharajah.
Others will assume the roles
Of Oriental ladies, priests, slav.
es, attendants, Polo dancers.
etc.
A patriotic and inspiring e.
male, Liberty Afame'', in
which America, Joan of Arc,
England, France, Italy and the
allied nations appear Will be
one of the features Of the pro-
duction.
An experienced professional
director supplied by John B.
Rogers Producing Company
will attend to the correct stag
ing &C. the play. Special seen
cry all costumes will be sup
piled.
Prof. Chas. r. Thibadeau is
chairman of the local commit
tcc Others who will help with
Ire production are Gertrude
Norton, Mrs. Fl. B. Amey and
ladies' from all the churches
=, IS expected that renearsalS
VIII begin about February 10tn
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
Surprise, Party and Shower

A very delightful reception
was given to Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. r. Thibadeau at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B
Davis on last Monday evening
January 10th. The reception
was combination surprise par
ty and shower, and very skill
fully arranged by members of
the M. E. church.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Thiba-
GtGu were invited to spend the
evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sadlier. While they
were thus engaged the many
friends gathered at the Davis
residence. When everyone
vas comfortably arranged
word was sent 10 Mr.. Thiba-
Jeau that he and his wife had
callers and were requested to
return hcrcc. The social even.
ne then began. Games were
played and pleasing refresh
'>'onts were sor~ed after wnich
g;''ta of cut-glass and silver
were made to the. g"ests Of
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
Congregational Church

Methodist Episcopal Church
Morning Worship t II A NJ
Sunday School at II P NJ
Evening Worship at Z ? N
Prayer Meeting Thursday at
80 ? VI
The next stereoptican lecture
comes next Sunday evening
Arthur Anderson Mand;go,
Pastor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

A b1s.--- reeting Of the la
les Aid @. 1hc II: E. church
-ras held Wednesday after
3o1. Iau ary 5th,, at the
home o1 L1r3. e. L. Blake. Al
ii adioorning the meeting
Hrs. Richard S2d;ier was ush'
I'D into tr2 dining room,
where she b2h5ld a tree laden.
ed with gifts, which, frorl the
appearance, MIST nave been
r,ooke1 at TIE Iuie Tide.
~ all~c'@1. hor"--'2-, was
seem corrected and Hrs, Sadli,
c~ was Informed that the pack
arer were hor'" anil r2Dre@2n@-
ed donations characteristic Of a
variety shower.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

Mr. @. II. Thomas announc.
es the engagement of hjs
daughter, Alice Gertrude, to
Mir. Winthrop Fearebay, who
is l1ead-buyer for the Holden"
Store Company, one of Pitts
fields foremost houses, with
whom he has been connected
for q number of years. He is
Interested in the social life Of
his house, president of two
clubs and is very active in Z.
NJ C. work. The marriage will
take place some time in the
spring. Miss Thomas-is a neice
Of Mrs Wilbur Elliott.
Hanover Gazette
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
Ninth Annual Conference, Old.
Eoys of Fermont-St. Johns.
-Busy, January 14-16, 1921

The plans for the Ninth An
nual Conference of the Older
Boys of Vermont, to be held al
ST. Johnsbury, January 14--16
are about coMpleteu, and every
thing indicates that it will be
another great gathering OF the
older boys of Vermont like
those of previous years.
Ine boys of Vermont have
been glad to attend a confer
ence OF this kind, and each year
has seen four or five hundred
Of them coming from all parts
Of the state for this gathering.
which is planned with the thot
of giving them inspiration and
information along lines Of work
in which they are much interest
cd, for themselves and with
others fellows.
The people Of st Johnsbury
kindly offer Tree entertainment
for the registered delegates in
heir homes.
The Conference is open to
al boys fifteen years Of age and
above, representing all church
es and organizations for work
with boys.
Among the speakers will be
y bert X. ltoberts, Clarence ?.
She dd, f. ". Weaver, Rev. Ar
-,,.ur W. Hewitt. It is expected
that E'ice Prcsident-elect Cal
yin Coolidge vii! be present at
the opening session on Friday
evening, and give an address.
Full information about the
Conference may be obtained
rom ministers, school men,
scoutmasters, etc., ,and from BY.
'on N. Clark, Y M c A Bldg.
BURLINGTON.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
Te, Timely Thoughts for 1921 Lado Aid Of kCurch Meet

The world will continue tc
Exist.
Business must 'ncye along.
What is happening now has
happened before
It took ten ye;"s after the
|ivil war before economic E
~uiIbrium was restored.
Picture the state Of the
orld's mind to the dark ages
Men must hope.
There can be no progress o!
prosperity founded on gloom.
Those who are we'll must
>oIp the sick.
Thosc who have enough and
il. rrcre must help those va,
J avc rot.
hr ounce G good cheer g0e,
arthc> than ? pounu Of com
'iseration.-Life.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
Red Gross Christr2ss Seal,
Sold in Isla nd Pond

The following are interesting
facts about the Red Gross
Christmas Seal sales IN this
town:
$44.23 was realized and
much credit is due the school
children. Those selling 200
seals were Dorothy Douglas
Alice Cargill, Florence Lowe
Helen Johnson, Marguerite
Blake, Alice Cote, David King
Sydney Stott, Theodore Para
dis, Roy Douglass and Theodore
Damon. Those selling 10C
seals or more: Elizabeth Mana,
igo, Elizabeth Wilcox, Marion
r2rgill, Lila Bcrell, Francis
0L'nnsr. Fathlvn skinner. Ma
m LouGea, Evelyn #onth,Ele-
ncv.e, Eor' CchoT, 25char.
obb. Laoa"i Sawyer A baav
orihncr, lyman ne7#1.n and
.a~ "ilcoE Secretary Ea".
old w, Slocum estimate S thai
ne sales this year Will be al
least S7,000-a gain of over
$500 over those Of last wear.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

Erastus Buck w r G, No 80.
held their annual installation
of officers last Saturday after
noon, Mrs Lizzie Foster acting
as installing officer in a very
efficient manner, nd at 6 P. NJ.
served a banquet supper to- the
gentlemen of the memers fami-
lies as guestsL. About so
were present and did ample
justice to the spread, after
which all Joined in merry-mak-
ing until 8 O'Clock.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
Installations of Officers in
Various Town Lodges

AZ the annual meeting Of the
railway clerks Monday evening
Jan. 10, the following officere
were elected: Pres, Ovila La
croix, Vice Pres, Philip Bart.
lett, Recording Sec'y., Berna-
dette Derochers, Financial Sec:
& Treas, Joe Trompe, Chap.
Leta Eaton, Serg. at Arms, Stan
ley Hill, Inner Guard, H N Cur
tis, Outer Guard, Cleo Stevens.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13
NOTICE
TO WHOM 1T MAY CON-

TO WHOM 1T MAY CON-
Germ:
It having been requested to
the Island Pond National Bank
that it's savings book No. 910
having been lost, the REGISTERED
owner has made application
for the issue of a new boot
Anyone claiming interest ir
said book are hereby required
to give immediate notice of the
anne or new book will be is
sued.
Island Pond National Bop|S
ian II
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

Friday night, Jan. 7th., the
Rebekahs, about forty in num-
Der, sat down to a shrdl shrdlu
Der, participated in a banquet
held in the 90 F hall, after
which the officers elect were in
stalled by District Deputy Pres.
ident, Mary S Ainsboro. of Der
by.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-01-13

Remember the war cost bill
lions. Your income tax for 49,
20 helps to defray part Of it.