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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-saIc or Rent.


"AI.ONC THE NORTH SHORE"
DANIEL NJ GERARD, 1870 broadway. N. Y.
FIFTY acre farm. - miles from New York.
North Shore: good house and outbuildings;
running water. out OF town owner will sell
$500. This price does not represent land
value quick action necessary. THOMAS J.
MORRIS. 1870 broadway. y. "
HOMES. SO 200 upward. easy terms. HYDE
g BANTER, Port Washington, l. 4.
KEW GARDENS.
Best value In year. rooms and baths;
~ foot plot: southern cxposure very favor
able terms can be arranged price $fa.T50.
Telephone mornings. fitz Roy 52is.
READY FOR SPRING.
The home you've dreamed about. The
best IN design and construction that brains
and money can produce. Priced at this
years cost. with all the advantages of guam
iity buying and production. rooms, I,
baths. hot water heat. Every city convent
encc--ail tire charm Of the country At beau-
tiful Garden City. Il. II. HONBERGER.
fitz Roy eGol. ] West 34th ~.
spRlNGFIELp, L. I.--IIouses and lots. bar
gains. SCHfABEHORN, opposite station.
Telephone Sprfngfieid 1917.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE.
Manufacturer. expanding, offers exclusive
territory TO statesmen who can qualify as dis
trict managers; we have an auto replace
stratcd its public approval: unlimited returns
10 the right mca. Write for interview. ii.
BoRGAiANN. room t02. : Columbus Circle
FACTORY manager wanted TO take entire
charge OF our factory at once, who mas n
good personality and whose credentials
definitely indicate squareness; as matter
OF good faith AM investment OF $500 Is re-
quired. 500 Herald. $50 Bway
DO you need a representative In Washing
ton, d. c.? Our well established offices
and organization are At your service Com
third floor Munsey Bldg. Washington. u. @
WE must have an executive to open an Of
flee In st. Louis at once must have highest
credentials. progressive and be permanent; !;
an investment OF five thousand required. v
601 Herald. $50 Bway.
GARAGE-Wouid like to meet party with
81. 900 to Join me In automobile taxi garage
business; draw $50 weekly and half profits
of business. or will sell: experience not nee
essary Call S14 Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN
MODELS. TOOLS.
MANUFACTURING TO ORDER.
Manufacturers and Inventors Electric Co.,
20 Gold ST.. New York.
WANTIsD--Discuss business proposition with
oSITIoN. p. o. box 1859. Savannah. Ca. or
z. o. box %. Tampa. Fla.
BEFORE you incorporate consult me: have
broader. cheaper plap: tax exempt effec-
tive any State. HAIGHT. 713. 165 B'way,
CONTROL patents OF only carbonless spark
plug extant; require SIS. 900 to market: tre-
mendous demand. G 95S Herald, Fulton st.
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borough Of Bron-
Long Island

THREE. four. five room apartments 10 sub
lease: select ncighborhood. Apply Suri, on
premises. ps w. fs3d rt Tel 3sI fremont.
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Borough of Brooklyn-saIe or Rent.
borough of aueens-saie or Rent.

CORNER FLAT, Ralph av.. si1 900; rented
81 .512: terms. PARTRIDGE. TT3 Flatbush
nv f1p
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RRICX HOUSE, G rooms and bath; garage:
40 minutes by subway 20 Grand Central and
Times Square; restrictions: price sii 600:
terms 25eo cash, balance small payments.
W. KAYE. los w. 43d St. city.
COLONIAL brick dwelling. new, attractive;
rooms. tiled bath garage: near the park.
~ blocks Ditmas av. subway station; all
improvements owner must cell; will mako
reasonable terms. ]. S. WITHERS, 40
Dtmas av.. Long Island City.
FOR SALES room apartment, jackson
Heights: large rooms; favorable terms;
monthly carrying charges sos; cooperative
plan: immediate occupancy. Phone PARRY,
Newtown 1861.
If you are looking for an office building
a New York headquarters for Western
manufacturing concern. with about $1,000 50.
feet OF floor surface and which might easily
be converted into one-half offices and the
balance as a warehouse for manufactured
goods look at 444 Jackson av.. bridge Plaza.
Long Island city. NY. and for price aud
terms telephone PAN'NTAR. Astoria 1927.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

B0ARDERS WANTED.
PRIVATE home of refinement desires man
paying guest: Riverside Drive. Phone Mrs
IIALIER, Schuyler $500.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800. corner 104th h-Mil-
lionaire's mansion remodelled, now family
hotel: elevator; every room bath and tele-
phone: hotel service: refined Hebrew sur
roundings; Hungarian chef.
ST. ALBANS,
34n-35i West 5Sth ri.
roard and suites, two rooms. private bath.
$50 per week and up two persons. single
rooms; family house.
7ep. 299 w.-Choice room. With bath: medium
or large excellent table.
SGD ST., s2I W.--Large double room, over
looking rivcr single beds: home table
soD. ia4 w. Graycourt) spacious parlors.
lounge steam heat rooms. single. en- suite.
i02D. 2i6 w.-Homciike; every convenience: /:
large room; excellent cooking. Hlrschberg.
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KEW GARpENs.
READY FOR SPRING
westchester--saIe or Rent.


ARTISTIC home in New Rochelle: s min
utes' walk main station. minutes business
centre: superior section grand shade: cir
cular plot, terraced With 15o T. frontage;
beautiful living room, bedrooms. baths.
fully tiled. hot water heat. hardwood floor
Ing. two fircplaccs. And only 500. 900. ALA
BoUCH & SON. 90 North av. Tells. 600 and
e7i New Rochelle.
ETGHT rooms aud bath. cosy stucco DWELLING
With GARAGE. best section OF New Rochelle
price fc.so0. cash $1,000 now vacant. a.
W MILLER g. CO.. sos Sth av., New York
City.
~ W. sULLISAN. speciaiis, in westchester
real estate, 500 south Broadway. Tonkers
NEW ROCHELLE HOME. $4,000.
bnrgaln. 10 rooms. baths, gas, cleo
tricity. fireplnces. sleeping porch. plot 70
i5O. O'CCNNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
NEW RoCHEJLE-Iomes all prices
nowNEY. go Huruenot 81. Tells. 1s0I-4G61.
OWNERS win sacrifice several North White
Plains well located building lots 10 close
out holdings; builders opportunity. JOS.
fsAMBnEN SON. INC. 20 Lawton ~.
rhone aoo New Rochelle, n. Y.
ONE family house. warburton nv. section.
. rooms. bath. all improvements; inlmsdi
ntc occupancy plot 35xi30. price 81 900.
Phone Yonkcrs 1854.
$40 ZOO Modern. sgbsienilei : room .ss,aeeP
:. htrRKE. Flngg hulldlne, yonkers.
Sew York State-Snic or Rent.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE. :.
BATsON FARM AGENCY 4s9 5th av. N v.
Counecticu,--saIe or mem.
BARGAIN FARMS AND BARGAIN HOMES.
gEO y. pfTrLCoN, Eel. 90 parlen, Conn.
n. BENI LOCKWOOD. REAL ESTATE.
Sound Beach. Conn. Tel. 2i6.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.
HfsAtfTfTf-II.Y situated large Colonial house.
easily accessible 10 New York by train,
trolley. adjoining golf club large barn and
fnrage. corner plot. newly painted and deco
$40 ono frcc and cienr. ? i5a Herald. Her
iNtONH Uutrlts main Hfrcli tdipiuin.
foun; rnsapff,d nial. fuily leased. 4
t5l Herald. Herald "a.
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HOUSES wANTED-FURNIsHED


SIX room house, furnished or unfurnished.
wanted near subway on Long Island; de-
s.rable locations for three months: best of
references. Box a y. H., pi1 Tribune Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CORNER story loft building: equity S15.-
600; what's offered? ST1ARUM, ITO Bway.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 25eo more than any one for your fur
niture. rugs, pianos. paintings. BAISLEY.
l15 University place (Stuyvesant 229e).
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APARTMENTS - UNFINISHED.

Above 18th ST. TO seth st. UncIusite).
East River TO North River.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.


FRENCH gentleman wants room and boar,
In refined American family; state terms
r 1t2 Herald Herald "a.
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FARMS for sale; catalogus free
strout Farm Agency. BOX r. 10 Nassau Al.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


APARTMENTS OF QUALITY.
East. West Side. Long, short ieasey.
APARTMENT RENTING 70,
i1G West 72d 81. Phone Columbus 1877
DEAuTIFUI.. newly furnished 2 room suite,
front sunlight. near Broadway subway
elevator. phone, maid service, light linen,
&C. references. 53l weat 18th st.
CORNER Madison Hy. tGUs)-Corner apart.
mcnt, all light. auhlet. handsomely fur
nished i2 rooms, baths: time and price 10
suit. Tel. mornings. Murray tlill G7a2.
CHOICE Apartments. Choice clients.
Miss Rasmussen,
Phone Vanderbilt 4i2T. 15 East 10th ST.
CHOICE localities; long, short leases
CLARK REALTY. 347 Madison av. Van
derbilt 14ao.
FURNISHED studio 10 subct several DAYS n
week. on West 10th ST., facing Bryan.
Park. Telephone sl65 Vanderbilt,
FURNISHED apartments. washington
square and Gramercy Park sections W
y. iiil.tliHtAF. &, Wcsi vli II.
fifBr ''fNSs FtRNlsfi1N NtSRrMi.Sf
qr i.nNI SEASCN OE LQNGER. SLAM.
son HOBBS, 162 w. 72D ST.
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.

FIVE story stable. $1,000 square feet. large
elevator; suitable alterations: possession
May Il sacrifice. A. w. MILLER CO.,
S9s sth
LOWER West Side-2 tenements. plot 5Oxs2,
$23, 900: also story tenement, 30 rooms.
$11 900: terms reasonable; plot, 10Ox9s y, Tor
sale or lease for long term. VAN VLIET
PLACE. 10 sth av.
MADISON .AV., corner. close to 5pth St
WIN lease for long term OF years. PEASE
z ELLIAfAN, $40 Madison av. Murray Hill
5000
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FIorida-sale or Rent.

FOR sale by owner. one OF the finest estates
IN Florida; beautiful waterfront; every
thing modern; abundance OF fruit: wonder
full bargain Mt $40. 900. Address WINDSOR.
Nortl Michigan av., Chicago.
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borough OF BrookIyn.

SHOP. 4ox40 feet, Sd av., near :3d ST.
Brooklyn. Tel. 1852 Sunset
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED

From BATTERY TO 1sth St.. Inclusive.
WASHINGTON SOUARE.--Four room apart
rnent. $500; NEW. ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF house; elevator and hall service:
business and social references required; pos
session February ~ See Superintendent on
premises. VAN vOORsT APARTMENTS. 123
Waverly place.
Above Nth Sc. to seth ST. Qnclusive).
East River to North River.
9TH Av.-9 rooms: rent s4.soo; two years.
Owner. Murray Hill 1880.
22D ST., 400 west.-studio apartments.
and ? rooms and BATH all improvements;
25TH ST.. 246 w.--3-4 rooms. bath, steam.
parquet floors. electricity. telephone.
as-4s EAST 27TH ST..
between Madison and 9Th avs.-Hie;: class
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
55TH sT., 3o5 w.--Seven large rooms. BATH
steam. hot water. Prospect 66I2
5sTH ST. 33O-ss2 west.-New building.
thoroughly modern. . and 3 rooms, baths.
Sl.lOO 20 Sl.500 annually.
Above 5eth st.--5th Av. to East River.
MADISON Av.. GAO 1Ioffrnan Arrns)--A
corner apartment. large rooms and bath;
seventh floor. elevator: moderate rent.
THREE ROOM APARTMENT TO let, a regu-
lar size kitchen; immediate possession; all
improvements: rental 500 month. Apply
supt., on premises. 1888 Madison av.. corner
S4th st.
5s TO &C EAST psTH ST.
rooms and bath. nearing completion;
DUFF CONGER, INC,
Madison av.. seth st. Lenox 5000.
Above seth st.--5th Ay. to North River.
BROADWAY. corner fOeth st--S room corner
apartment. all outside rooms. southern
posure. In high class, modern building: pos
scsslon at once: rent $500. SLAWSON &
IIOBBS. 1G2 w. I'D 81.
MANlINTTAN Az. 37o.-Thrce-four rooms.
bath. Immediate possession; beautiful ele-
vator apartment.
PETER sTUYvEsANr. 9sth st. aud River
side Drlvc.--Seven rooms and two baths.
HARRIS. NOUGIfT CO, East I6th 81.
TWO large rooms. kitchenette and bath.
Euclid Hall. Bway and seth ST.. immediate
possession; rent S11o. Apply NASSOIT a
LANNING. B'way and s9th st. Phone $3.50
WEST END AV., 13s.--Slx large outside cor
ner rooms; all improvements: $50.
GOTH. 23i w.--Elevator apartment for rent
unfurnished.
GOTH. II w.-Entire floor. private house.
kitchenette. bath; exclusive location.
sis w. io7th st, near Riversioe Drive.--s
large rooms. bath and kitchenotte. Sf.AN-
SON & IlORBS. lG2 w I'D st.; representa-
tive on premises.
All West End Ay.--i0 room corner apart
ment. second floor; every modern Improve
mont; $500 yenr. Apply premises.
Se9 WEST END AN.
pocToRfs OFFICE, WAITING ROOM AND
ApAUTMENT-Five rooms, bath. S2100.
also two rooms. bath. 81 200. Apply on prem
lqea.
Washington Heights. Above ieoth ST..
West II sth Av.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. sf2 (f5sth st.)--4 room
front apt, si25 month"; II furniture IL
bought, 81 900: bargain; immediate posses
sion. Apt. -. Phone 67s3 Audubon.
Miscellaneous.
LARGE high class apartment In private
house. overlooking TTudson adults only 4;
all modern IMPROVEMENTS two private en-
frances, large porches. laundry IN cellar;
garage on premises. large grounds; refer
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600

cash will buy fine AZ story American base
nicnt dwelling. Central Park, in SOS: con-
,cnient 70 elevated station at Seth ST.. =;
house newly decorated and In perfect order:
Il rooms. baths; all Improvements. SLAW-
son q HOBBS. 162 West I'D.
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FARM PROPERTY.

Connecticut.
FARM for sale, with stool; and automobile
$. II. WALBRIDGE. Staffordville, Conn.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

--~-~>~~~~~---~~-------~~
Westcbeetcr.
MsPLEHuRST FARM.
Croton Falls. n. V Build yourself up in
the country; all improvements, heat; SIS.
lhone croton Falls 81
ltOckfsANT MANOR.
lsOCkLANb AN.. MAMARONECK. y. y.
Ideal winter home; electricity. hot water
heating. baths: SiJ per week. upward.
H1GH SCHOOL ADJOINING.
HNcellont table, own cows chickens and
Enrage; good committing distance.
TELEPHONE MAAftRONECK Co..
ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL.
l2f Bruce AVA few desirable rooms open
for engagement. Yonkers 3344.
THE PEPPERDAY.
Main ~. and Echo av.. New Rochelle.
Superior family hotel open year round
steam heated. 80 minutes Grand Central
Terminal. Phone New Rochelle 20si.
New jersey.
NNTHTfH rfTNBN COMFORT fi0'ff;
~" f'te lrf i'''1ica. uarfalie ~ 91No'.
raliy il. doctot ntl rIrlts 81 attendance
Al Lincoln as, Newark. ~ !. Branch.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
~~~~~>--@-~~~-~-~~-~
New Jersey.

. New Jersey.
ELM KNOLL. Caldwell. ". J.-Rooms with
board, first class home cooked meals. fresh
eggs and milk: minutes from train and
trolley: improvements. Tel. Caldwell 456.
II. w. LOONEY.
GRAY GABLES.
Lakewood. n. y.-Homelike. cheerful; for
refined people. Tel Lakewood 21eJ.
y. J. GROVER
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Long Island.

SPLENDrD furnished room, bath: - .nfl
utes TO Herald square: finest locality: ref
orence. Phone Flushing 2S15R.
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WEST nth ST. DWELLING,
between Columbus and Amsterdam avs;
four stories, basement and cellar dwell
Ing, 20x100; steam heat and other in,-
provemonts: possession now. owner.
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. 149 Broadway.
s51H ST., near West End av.--Five story:
$1,000 cash; electric. GAILLARD, 229o
E'Way.
sci w. 11Tth St, 16.sx100. three story and
basement, 10 rooms and 2 baths; possession
arranged price and terms to suit PEASE
s ELLIMAN. $40 Madison av. Murray Hill
coOO
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WEST 77rHI ST.

Three story and basement, brown
stone. nine rooms. two baths
electricity. parquet: perfect order.
Address r 34J Herald Herald so.
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Miscellaneous.
FOR RENT-IAfMEDIATE POSSESSION.
81 White at, 50x100 fifth floor (top.
133 West oath ST.. 25x100. first loft A
1913 Blocker St, 25xf00. fourth loft
POSSESSION FEBRUARY I.
1915 West goth. fourth loft. 50xi0o.
130 Bleccker St. basement. 25xi00.
Pohne OWNER. 1.onracrc 2522.
OWNER will build Immediately and lease a
one story commercial garage, 1O0xi0o;
best location West side for storage OF COM
mercial cars; security required. Only prin-
cipals apply 20 q. MONTAGUE MABil;. 80
West t2d Tel. Vanderbilt $50.
OFFICES. LOFTS, WAREHOUSES. SHOW
rRt92qqNMEs' al sectlons * TfL-AAREsT;GE
42d st.. Vanderbilt pf75.
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LARGE. high class apartment In private
house. overlooking Hudson: adults only /.
all modern Improvements: two private en-
frances. large porches. laundry IN cellar;
garage on premises large grounds: refer
cnces exchanged: seen by appointment Tel.
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ROCKLBDGE MANOR HOTEL.
i2f Bruce AVA few desirable rooms ope
for engagement. Yonkers 334t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-13

Pajama Flannel, all
colors, yard. ,.l24c
Shaker Flannel. .l9c
Canton Flannel. Csc
ToiIe du Nord Dress
Bingham .29c
New Spring Cling
hams ....-....25c
Bleached and I'm
bleached Crash. I9c
32~inch Shifting
Madras .......39c
Huck Towels. lie
Turkish Towels,
bleached lie
36-inch Fancy
Sateen Lining. 89c
40-inch Summer
Voiles .......69c
36-inch PercaIe,s .I9c
Three quarter size
Bed Spreads. .95c
36-inch Mercerized
Sateen Lining .39c
32-inch Romper
Cloth .29c
36-inch Cretons. .39c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-13
Yard Goods
at the Good
Old Prices

All week our notable yard goods
section has been thronged with
busy shoppers earnestly seeking
the remarkable offerings at the
good old prices Of long ago.
And here are more good values
to continue for Friday and Sat-
urdays
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Values Up to $40

This is an opportunity unequalled. Many Of these
Coats and Dresses were priced as high as $40 and SIS.
They are taken from our regular stocks-of the unexceled
Mnas quality and style. We are going to sell them at
once. regardless of loss and money. being just one Of a
kind models. we urge an early selection.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-07
BENNINGTON WELCOMES
FEDERATION DELEGATES

Bennington IS being signaly hon.
ored this week by the con.
vention of Vermonts Federation
Of Womens clubs The oreani.
eaton will convene today in its
twenty-sixth annual gathering and
the sessions will continue until
Thursday evening 1t is estimated
that about l50 delegates will be in at
tendance, which will be the largest
representation in the history of the
association, seyenty-nye delegates
being the average number in attend.
ance at these meetings,
This is the second time that Ben.
nington has been chosen for the Fed
eration's annual meeting place. The
first occasion happened fifteen years
ago and the hosp tahty then extend.
ed to the visitors by the people of
the village has since been hera'ded
throughout the state. Bennington's
hospitality, like its many historical
associations, is founded upon patriot
ism. We should like to have added
that, like wine, it improves with age,
but there is no method of improving
upon local kindness and generosity
and good manners, and then, too,
under a prohibition regime, the 81
mile would be improper. However,
the brief sojourn in the town of these
$50 representatives of the best wo-
manhood of Yermont-which means
the highest type of womanhood in the
world-will be made one which we
and they will long remember with the
most pleasant recollections. That
goes without saying.
Speaking for al Of the elements of
Bennington's populat on, The Banner
welcomes to the village the Fedora
tion's delegates and wishes them
every good result from their three-day
uplift campaign,
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MICHIGAN PAYS HONOR
TO BENNINGTON FAMILY
Painting of Emily R. Martin Formerly
Of This Village, Accepted BY
Historical Society.

At the meeting of the State Histor-
ical and Pioneer society held at Lans-
ing last week. an oil painting of Mrs.
Emily r. Martin, wife of Wells r.
Martin, and mother of II. j. Martin
Of Vermontville, was presented to tn $
society by the latter, it being gladly
accepted says the Charlotte Michigan
Leader in the issue OF June . 4
suitable and we'll worded resolution
was passed by the society which was
feelingly responded to by MIR. Martin.
This presentation means someth .ng
to Mr.. Martin and his daughter Jen.
ME. the picture being more than an
heirloom of that home. 1t was paint
ed about S5 years ago by local ar.
tist in Bennington, Vermont, and has
been carefully preserved in all its
freshness and perfection during the
nearing of century Of years since,
and a fine piece of artistry, about
30X36 on the canvas. One object in
placing it with the state society was
the ensuring of its preservation and
safety.
Mrs Martin was one of the grand
New England women who was among
the first settlers in Eaton county, and
the state. The family came from Ben
nington, Vermont, in 1898. when the
son, Henry, was but year old, going
rect to Vermontyille and were sew
eral weeks enrOute, being ten days
on the Erie canal, crossing Lake Erie
and from Detroit by rail only as far
as Ypsilanti, which was as far as the
Michigan Central was built At
Ypsilanti an OK team was bought and
the slow wagon drive made westward
to Bellevue, and two days were re-
quired from there to reach the little
ermontyille settlement. Through
al Of the years of pioneer life follow
ing, Mrs. Martin was source of hero
ism, strength, service and consolation
in the community, a living example
of noble, fearless and v.rtous woman
hood. She passed away in 1885, but
leaves a record which helps to keep
bright the history of Eaton county
1t is we'll here to speak of her hus-
band, Wells r. Martin. who also
passed away in the eighties. He was
one Of the grandest men this county
can claim as once its own In the
boyhood days and during the young
manhood Of the ed tor of this paper
Mr. Martin was his ideal of man
and citizen. A pity that such could
not always remain with us The son,
Henry. now past 81 years, is the only
one Of the parental family remaining,
and we hope he may remain yet these
many years.
Mrs Martin was the daughter of
Sameul and Sarah Harwood Robinson
Mr.. Robinson completed and publish
the Robinson geneology
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COUNTY W. c. 7. U.
Annual Convention Held at poWnai
With Many Delegates Attending

Annual Convention Held at pownai
With Many Delegates Attending
The 31st annual convention Of the
Bennington county w. c. T. T. was
held in Pownal, June 3rd with a large
number of delegates from Manchester
East Arlington, Rupert and North Ben
nington, and visiting delegation from
Williamstown Union.
Mrs. A. +. Smith. who has been
county president for thirty years, pre-
sided and gave most interest ng adj
dress Mrs. Elsie Pease Barney, state
president Of the Vermont W. c. T. U..
was present and gave most helpful
talks and suggest ons.
Miss Mabel Winch of Arlington
made an urgent appeal for increased
effort for Sabbath observance.
The remarks by local pastors ex-
pressed their hearty cooperation in
the work
The solos, My Task" and open the
Gates, by Mrs H. f. Armstrong of
Bennington Fal s, were greatly appreci
ated; and the address by the speaker
Mrs. A Mann OF Boston. on Results
of Prohibition" were most inspiring.
The new officers elected were Mrs.
A. +. Smith of Manchester Center.
president Miss Mabel Winch Of East
Arlington and Mrs w. r. White OF
North Bennington vice presidents.
Mrs Edward Genge of Rupert, secre.
tary, Mrs. w r. Mattson Of North
Bennington, treasurer.