davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-ANNIH
NJ. Humphrey, plaintiff, against Ralph E.
Drake, Defendant. Summons. Trial desired
in New York County.
To the above named Defendant;
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint in this action. and 30 serve
copy Of your answer on the Plaintiffs At
torneya within twenty days after the service
OF this summons. exclusive of thu day OF
service; and in case Of your failure 10 APP
pear, or answer, judgment VIII be taken
against you by default for tho RELIEF de-
nanded in the complaint
Dated May 20th 1921.
DAWSON. MERRILL & DAWSON.
Plaintiff s. Attorneys
Office and postoffce address. 10. "a West
44th Street, Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York
To the above named Defendant.
The foregoing summons ~ served upon
you by pubication pursuant TO order OF
Hon Edward G Whitaker. Justice OF tbs
Supreme Court Of the state Of New York.
ca ted The Sth day OF June. 1927. and nied
with the complaint In the oface Of tho
County Court House, IN the Borough OF
Manhattan city, County and state OF New
Dated New York June 2lst 1921
DAWSON. MERRILL & DAWSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
44th STREET. New YORK. y. Z.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
or NEW YORK-FRANK G RTfTAN.
plaintiff against JAMES A MOORE and
ELSA CLARK MOORE. defendants--
TO the aboyc-naned defendants:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer tha
complaint In is action. and % serve =
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs al
torney within twenty days after the serv-
lce or this summons. exclusive Of TIE day
or service. and IN case OF yeu~ failure 70
appear or answer. judgment viii be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
msnded in the complaint
Dated, New York. June 2osh, 1921
EDMUND HURNE.
Plaintiffs attorney. Post Office address
and Once. No. fe5 Broadway. i3or-
ough of Manhattan, City OF New York
To the above named defendants JAMES
a. MOORE and ELSA CLARK
MOORE
The foregoing summons IS served on ven
by publication pursuant TO order az
Hon. Philip J. Mccooh. a Justice Of the
Supreme Coutt Of the Stase OF New YORK.
dated the 18th day OF July. 1921 snd als4
with the complaint In tho Office of the
Clerk Of the County OF New York. at the
Cosnty Court House. CITY. County and
state of New York
Dated. New York. July 1efh 1891.
EDMUND BURKE.
ATTORNEY for plaintiff. No. ae5 BROADWAY
A.-4. Ha.sz l.ll.. n z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
LEGAL. NOTICES

NJ. NETT & CO.. MADISON AVE
New York City-You are hereby noti-
fed that the tinae for the payment OF our
claim, for which we have u lien for work
lsbor and services. storage. carriage charges
and interest, upon the property herein
after described having expired after due
notice thereof had been given you we VIII
cause such property. to wit, machinery,
machine tools and machine parts etc
row stored at No. SIS West 22nd Street
Borough Of Manhattan, city. County and
state OF New York. by you or in your be-
half or in which you may have an inter
est. to be sold 81 public auction according
10 The statute in such made and pro-
vided at Ne. 555 West END Street. Bor-
oegh OF Manhattan. City, County and tate
OF New York, by Smith g. JaTe, auc-
grcneers. on Friday, August 9TH 1891 at
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon and con
tinnously thereafter until such property
may be sold
Dated New York. July ecth 1921.
G. B. RICHARD & co.
SMITH & JAFFE. Aucsioneers. So w 45th
SHEET CUy. TeicphSns Vanderbilt 1924
MIR. Philip Smith Will CONDUCT bic ssIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous

YOUNG LADY-Position for refined. intel
ligent young girl; Christian; previous ex-
perience not necessary; apply IL TO u
wednesday,. Adair. % East b6th.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-One capable
of handling busy board; hours IL p m. to
a. m. Apply 54 Nassau St. Room S17.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
TRIBuNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST Southern Pacific Company stock
certificates Nos r1o4os3 sor shares
and FIf921s for shares. in the nsTne
Maurice w. I.ubitz' Notice. Is hereby
given to show cause TO the said company
1875 Broadway New York. N. Y. why dn-
plicatcs should not be Issued. Maurice W
I.ubitz, 179 Henry ct, New YORK. n l.
LOST-Tucsday morning in near Grand
Central Terminal gold wrist watch. he
ward II returned. Bailey, 1890 Broa iway.
18th floor ~
LOST-Flexible gold bracelet. diamond
and two sspphres; reward. Phone Mans
field 4S13 j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
INFORMATION WANTED

HERBERT-Your wife can arrange things
Il you communicate with her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic HeIp
BUSINESS CARDS


DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash from
indiv;dus or eHtatcs BENNETT. III
Broadway. "a floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03

CaiI loans against acceptances, 5 per
cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
Miscellaneous

MACHINiST. ssiiied mechanic. all around
eSpsrienced drawing. gear cutting MI
- -sitetrs. wants position IN large plant as
repair aian FIoth z0l East asa ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03

TARGAINs-Ncw and shop-so!iec trunks.
bags. suitcases steamer outfits. Thomas
G. Hunt. $50 9Th Ave. (47th STD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
Laundresscs, tic,

HOUSEWO DIRK ER-English; thoroughly ex
perienced; references; city, country. Miss
Shaughnessy. $50 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE-Young: assist chamber work
excellent references. Miss Fitzgerald
Bureau, $50 9Th ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
Postage Stamps
Trunks

CASH for postage stamps unused. used;
COLLECTIONS. Elite Stamp inc. 4s3 B'wAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
Mems Clothing

SPECIAL. SALE-7ren's second hand win
ter suits and oyercoats. $500 Up. D.
Cettlieb. 12s Ludlow St. Tel. Orchard 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03
Furniture

FINE FURNITURE FRAMES reuphoi-
stered. rsan.shcG. restored. enameleG. etc.
slip covers and draperies 1aada to order.
mattresses renovated. sterilized IS. nav
ticking $3.50 extra Write or phone saes
Audubon, representative wil cali 10 esti-
mate. Aircraft Upholstery Co. 1854 It'll az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-03

WE PAY highest prices for furniture
pianos. antiques bric-s brac. books. arr,
etc. GABAY. IS University Place. .Stuy-
vessnt 2377.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

In satul nostru Sc ,pripaslse I'm
bulgar numit Colo. care era ne
gustor de peste din partile Ohri
del. Colo era foarte slab caei
umbla multi pc JOS, Gu cosurlle
pline in spinare 81 Sc intorcea Gu
ele tot pline. El urea in fie-care
.Joi muntele Em'boriei, Sc cobora
la Drcnova. ocolca dealul Corea-
tel, ca sd aiunga la Dvoran. dal
nu vindea mimic.
lntr' ri. m turc din Dvoran
ii spuse sd Sc abata pe la noi.
prrn Bobostita. Colo veni cu ne
Incredere 81 Sc minuna foarte
mutt. Oamenii il primira cll ndl'a-
goste. ca pc ori-care oaspe. il
cumpara tot lpestele 81 ii ziserd
'gospo-sfoti''. adica 'dumncta'
Lui Colo Use umezira ochii ds
| bucurie. \u-i mai Zise nimen
"dumneata" pin acum. Toti ski
petarii din jurul Corce1 il Gins
teau cu vorbe mindre 81 foartt
grele. Acum. Cd Sc gasra MIST,
oameni sa'l omeneasca 81 pc el
nu-i mai venea Sa piece din sat
81 a ramas la Bobostita. intr
casa de la marginea satului. il
mahalaua v;lcarilor 81 a pripasi
| tilor - la Popciste. Aco.o s.
insurat ell fata vacarului. car
era foarte mlndra 81 Sc glnd
multi pima sa sc marite cu TN bic
negustor de peste. Daca nu la
| Fl vaZut lrind trei lire n punga
nu ar fl 'luat niciodata. Coli
insa era un baiat yrednic 81 nunt
50 facu intr o Dumincce &c vara
la cununat char protopopul 81
trului. bunicul meu Papa-Teodo!
lconomo. la Bi.erica-de de-Jos fin
de fata multi frnntasi a fcst $
masa mare. Id care nu S d mlnca
peSte. de 0are-ce SOcrul nu Vol
| sa j aminteasca hui Colo trist
sa meserie. Au mincat patru ft
| luri de mincare 81 anume: earn
cu praZ. carne Gu cartOfl. earn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08
ON fUcA CONDt|ULU|


Tn prietenra avut amabilitatea
sa ne faca mai multe s1gestiuni
Ii multlmim. Primim, Gu placere
sugerari de Ia ori 81 cine, dar nu-
mai Gu un ''g''. - Fara nici q
suparare, nu-i asa?
=
Gear Zre Petrino daca afard
de spinul de care Sc plinge ca i
are in coasta. i-sa va mai pun,
un altuI 81 in cVasta cea lalta?
i
ST ma rog. att mai vazut ziart
81 ziaristi sd alba adresa redac
tiei 81 administratiei la baxa ca
ziarlul lui Petrino? - Oar al do
mitiuui? ? Probabil ca tot la baxa
%
Ziarul Reconstruction dir
Niena zice cd Austria e sufletu
Europei Centrale 81 daca Europ;
nh wa ingriji de suflet va fl va
81 amar de trup. = Bietul sufle
pacatOs, rau Sc framinta in pur
gatoriu.
Imprejurarile necesita neapara
ia aparitie a mei reviste umoris
tice. Ce zice "Calicul" 81 "Buri
cul Pamintului?" 2"
Daca tine vremea tot asa
ploaie 81 cald. in ziua de 'anul no'
putem pleca dupa ciuperci. :
Asa-i la moi. Cum e pc la d-tra
| =
Tn economist a. aflat solutia S;
atraga lumea de ia orase la far
me. Ascultati, si nu rideti: 'S;
Sc permita fie-carui farmar s.
! alba dolla neveste" Hurray
Daca Sc va admite propunere
mo more editorialship for me
Me 60 to di farm. les sir.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

vezl ce taipa ne-a pusY
Uluit, Colo priv incaltamintea
ii ma sta ce sa raspuntlA, nevas-
ta-sa iesise farioas;l, trfntind usa.
Bulgarh sta in fata turcullli,
,tmilit 81 minios, pima cind iz-
oucni.
Mutt piatesc! Esi afara Z
Mutt dau nimic...
Osman pail 81 era gaia sa Sc
nabuseasca. Toata nAdejdea lui
,e risipi. ii venea sa plinga. Sc
ymdia la voiosia cc lasase acasa,
a nerabdarea Gu care-l asteptau
aevasta 81 copii..
- Fie-ti mila, Effendi Coli, ca
;unt ON sarac. Am cinci copii
Iffendi Coli, gindeste-te. Dunn
leata mai copii, ca sd stii ce este
,araca in ajunul Craciunului.
- Ce Cracim? Ce-mi vorbeSti
ME de Craciun, turcule? Acum G
Cracfunul nostru, al CreStinilor,
I'LL al vostru..
All, dreptate, zise cirpaciul
blind.
'Nu sunt crestin ca d-ta sunt
pagin. Dar vczi. de end am VENT
aci in sat. m am Dat cu ceilalti
yameni. Cind s'au bucurat eli,
m am bucurat 81 ell. Cind au
rosit Qua. in ziua .invierii, mi-al
Hat 81 mie 81 eu nu lean aruncat
I'll scirba. ci LEAN mincat voios.
Eu n am geamie aicea ca sd m;i
rog. nici hoge. Stunt singurul turc
din satul d-voastra siam luat obi
ceiurile satului. In biserica nu pot
sa intru, dar ma due 81 ell Duml-
MICA 81 stau afara. printre cerse-
tori. ascult cintecele preotului
rugaciuni pentru Alah... Caci
Allah este unul singur, Effendl
Coli. 81 toate rugaciunile celor &C
malta lui Allah. care he iubestc
pc toti deopotriva...'
| La vorbelc turcului, Colo simt
| 0 induiosare. I-se parea ca eel CT
vorbeste MI este Osman cirpaciul
Il este ell insusi, bulgarul Colo
tlnarul negustor de peste dir
Orida, saracuf alungat de pretu
tindeni, ciinele stap1n..
Da. da.. Colo vorbea acum.
Vorbea flacaul slab 81 prapatlit
care umbfa din sat cobora val $
urea dealuri, striga pc toate uii
| tele 81 nu'l auzea nimeni. Vorbee
turcul din Dvoran, care-i spuse
Sc: 'Du-te la Bobositita baietc
cai acolo sunt oameni ibuni la ini
ma 81 II al sd strigi degeaba t..
| La gindul tineretei sale, la a
mintirea batrinului turc eel in
| drumase pc vremuri, Colo STINT
ochii umezi. FL Sc gindi:
'Poate ca Osman e baiatu
turcului din Dvoran. Poate, c,
,itelul care lam mdncat pe ziuI
nuntii me!e era al turcului... Poa
te daca null ajut stric mlmel
satenilor, earl m 'au primit c;
mila 81 m 'au ajutat... ''
i 81. pc cind Osman, amarit, s
pregatea sa piece, Colo il tras
de NINA si-i sopti:
- Ute ce e, Osmane... Tin
Ira asia 81 cumpara ce-ti trebu
de Cracnln. Am sa viu 81 eu |
tine sa-ti vad eopii.. Oar vez
sa nu afle nevasta. ca ca d
neam 81 sar s,para dsc ar sti c
ti-am pasit pragul.. Asa, Osms
me-. LasA, nu-mi mai multum
La multi ami, Osmane.. Sfintel
sarbatOri Gu bine!
- Amin! raspunse turcul 81 es
facindu-si cralce, poate ell vol
hn. poate fara yoia lui.
!. Vicknr Eftimiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08
Oar de Craciun

I'll fasole verde 81 carne Gu fasole
uscata. Carnea insa nul era de
vaca, de oare ce Colo nu voia sd
amlnteasca socrului sau meseria
sa trlsta = ci de vitel. Vitelul,
spuneau ca | d&ruise un bey din
partile Niculitei; toata lumea
.nsa era incredintata ca vitelul
fusese furat de socru din cine site
ce turma ratacita pc livezile din
partea Lisetului.
Nunta Sc sfirsi ca bine.
n doua ri, tata socru sc scula
cu noaptea n cap 81 porni iaras,
III tuIma in sus, spre munte, lar
Collo Isl puse cosurile pc lunar,
n mu!ta parere de rau 81 coborl
la vale, sa tlrguiasca peste proas.
pat, de la tovarasi sal din Oh
'ida.
Multi ami treclra asa: Colo
ara multumit 81 ar fl fost mai
multumit, daca nevasta lar fi
a>at sa-si traiasca viata lui de
negu>toras, lar nu sd fie mindra
u en- apucaturi boeresti. Incetul
III lncetul lnsa, incepu sd Sc in.
vete 81 Gu sfaturile nevestei. ba
chlar sa lie gaseasca bune.
Cheltuind Gu griia mare banul
adl1nat prin multe 1pcazllri. pu.
nnd d"-oparte in fie-care an
Colo incepu sa Sc imbogateasca
Sc lmbogatea 81 Sc ingrasa din n
n ri. Isl facuse o casa noua pe
ocurl eel vechiu, calca mai min
| irn. lntrase in sfatu satului. Il
blSerlci sta i'm cea Aintii strana
'punea odata pc luna "Tata
nostru'' 81 nu mai vrea sal vic;
lumea Colo ci Coli, ca sa par;
mai greceSte..
= & =
Mai era in satul nostru, tot il
mahalaua proposition, un cirpac
turc. numit Osman. FL traia i'm
tr'nn bordeiu, in fata easel lu
Colo, 81 privea adese-ori, GU jind
"a bogatii!e de peste drum. Os
man venise in sat cu multi main
'ea lui Colo, era tacut din fire $
oun Ia inima. Satenii il aiuta,
at puteau, dindHi 81 lie eirpeasei
opinci. El trafiS hlai mutt cll lsi sa a
racii de oare-ce. fruntasii satllu
ncepnsera sa poarte ghete, cum
parate de la oras; nu lie cirpea,
la nepricopsitul Osman, ci tot L
oras. in pravalia cismarilor G,
pArul pc frunte.
| Ca sa fie in rindul bogatasiloi
Colo, ISL cumpara 81 el o perech
lie ghete pentru Cracn,n, cum
para pereche 81 pentru nevasta
Cum insa nu purtase niciOtlat;
ghete, amindoi Sc strilnbara d
durere in pravalia negustorului
0 calfa chicotea in dosul unt
mese Gu trei picioare, lar ucenie
faceau mare haz. Rusinat, Coli
| Isl lua femeea de NINA 81 plecar
amlndoi. leganindn-se pc ghetel
care scirtiau 81 le striveau p
| cioarele. Il.
/ Q iarna intreaga 81 primd
vara purtara et .ipealtamintea {
rasenessca; III csk din nr,aa iii
ale verii gheteleS mn mai ayea
talpi 81 bietul Colio; care Sc 1nvi
tase Gu boeria. flt iarasi nevoit 5
incalte opinci: in prayalia de
Corcea nu S ar mai fl dus in ruI
tut capului.
i Veni Joanna apoi iarna. Sc &
propria Craciunul 81 cei dol be
gatasi priveau cu.jind la ghetel
rnpte marturia cea mai vreC
nica "a bogatiei lor. Frau sa fac
iaraSi Craciunul in opinci. Il
gindul acesta. nevasta lui Colit
care voia sd fie in rindul cello
dintii femei, Sc rosi pima ia urecf
in oras lie era rusine Sd Sc duca.
ST Sc gindira Ia Osman cirps
ciul de peste drum. Inima turcl
Iui batu ,puternic, la g1ndul c
trebuie Sd cirpeasca ghete. Sc sin
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08
Anarchie

A110xoC111 11C
Atentaul odios della Selaul Romniei proas att
vicme, G glorcat de zmntit din tara aceasa, de
George Petrino zaru ui "Libertatea Desteaptate Ro
mine -
In No. din % Decembre 1920, pc pagna prml, cooana
ntii apare artico tul: "Guvernu Cocoilor
al dolea botez de SINCE in propov5lueste REv0LU
TIA 81 ANARCHIA
Reprotuc ceva lasagii din catu articol pentru
rientarea celor in drep:
''Mdrul de inre Romina 81 Russia provincial
Basarabiei GENE sub trana romna In Basaraba
rurie chnua barbriie cee mai foroase de pc ata pa
mlnulu numa capat. C'nd resboul abior pele
ro nien de cruzi 81 sebaeci alb earl le
caeau in NINA nevoesii h romi pus in serviciu
statulu.
nina mntutoare trebue Sc vna de undeva pentru
ca pacat de sa stat nepastor te uit cum bes
title sebatece uguma copas pc margnea groapei sapata
de stapinrea romna. Senii nici oal fost asa de
c1uzi romin din stapnirea de All arii Aceasa s
constaat deia de de o = Acuzatun att de odoase
81 clnnae la adresa sapniri ronne inca sa adus nc
de boevs ungur usi nc de eroarea alba sta
l,neste Ungara e,e All Sa gds insa romin alba
aceasa lnlrazneala.
Mai depare vorbnd des1re nnirea arilor romne zice
Am cerut Romnie Mare Republica fara coroane 81 au
tocrati Republca independents dupacum
81 panuit de catre aati la Amerce e mncuna
sfrunata Nici aat 81 nc America nau nic odata
sclimbarea orme de guvernamint Romniei. Aceasta
cerut-o eplepticu Petrino) 81 urmeaza
'sDar poporu ronn inselat de pirati conde
uu co, ticaOsue! M nsuta eacei carl tnut
treaza constnta naona 81 nrepta poporul romin
pc caea dcsrobiri ui) asa acut unrea fara coni All
mirea fara contii sug serp buze rominest
singee din nima poporulu nostru Partle sapnoare
bat IN capete asupla prade 81 lafului.
'.De unde Sc Sc vina scaparea'
Si la aceasa intrebare putem respunle Gu cuvintee
Bbie Scaparea vine della tine sraile Scaparea poporuu
rominesc de la e sngur Desrobirea noasra poa
te face numai pc o sngura cale 'REvoLuT1A'!"
81 acum vine aprobarea odiosulu atentat 81 1ndemnul
anarcEe:
"UN PRIM INCEPUT sANATos DE v1oLENTA, L-AU
CAT BoMBA IN sENAT. BoMBE INsA AR TREBUI LA
Tn ndemn att de fa la anarchie inca cett intr 'un
zar in tara aceasta, 81 nc din Europa
Auoru unu indemn in orr tara respunde
pentlu fapele lu rebui respunza 81 c toate
l,ncnnul este pentru cei din tara
Cine animal fata dae ide anarchce 81 propovadueste
apcarea or intro alta tara in tara ui nataa acea la
mentul oportun propovadu in tara in raiese
Actiunea ui Petno crmnaa deestata de toate frac-
tule poce carl upta in cadrn eglor Constitutional pen
tru mbunatatirea staror socae Daca consenta dnpa
pare fl, aunci sa la pedeapsa Daca nconstienta,
aca actiunea unu nebun nebunu fie dns la ocu hui
Denuntam cazu, toata indignarea omuui de ordine
Cedem oficiataea romna din tara aceasta dato-
ria inervna in toaa demntatea energa
na 81 atragem atenunea asnpra fapuui Orice sovsiaa
insenna slabiciune 81 neimpnire datoYlor rsSe
zentanti al tar ale caror nterese STUNT chema 81 ao
rinta 81 le apere.
,N G. +. PA6CU
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-02-03
Island Pond to Have
Chautauqua This Year
Five Day Affair

Island Pond is to have a Com
mnuity Chautauqua here this
summer. MISS l.. M. Windette,
special representative from the
Community Chautauquas, Off
ces of which are located in
White Plains, New York, arang
ed with the local people of the
town for a five day session. The
contract provides for lectures
and entertainments and featur-
es of different kinds. There
will be twp programs given
on each of the five days-one In
the afternoon and one in the
evening.
This will be the fifth time
that Island Pond has enlisted
under the banner of the great
Community Chautauqua sys-
tenn This vast organization
has a reputation for presenting
the best five-day Chautauqua
in the country. It's operations
extend into every state east of
the Mississippi River and into
Canada. In a single summer
this company holds Chautau-
quas in about seven hundred
towns. Such a company must
necessarily be one of real ser
vice aFa 5alue to the communi-
ty, FOR # it were not it would
not tinue to serve these
tov -ar after year.
! local citizens who af1ix-
ed tneir signatures 70 the con-
tract are satisfied that with a
project of this kind in view,
better and more worthwhile
enter .ainment is in store for US.
These same people realize that
what is needed is more of the j.
deals which chautauquas stand
for. When the Community
Chautauqua does come, every
one will be urged to attend ev-
cry session.
1t is !own that later on in
the season the work of selling
tickets for the Chautauqua
will begin. You can make
this part of the work eaiser for
the local people who are to sell
the tickets, if you will buy
yours when they are first offer
ed Ar sale. It will be both e.
economical and helpful to buy
season tickets because single
admissions are much more ex-
pensive. The names of the ia
lent which is to appear on the
program is not announced yet.
AT the proper time the organi-
zer will be in town from the
White Plains Offices and will
give full information concern
ing the talent, etc. At that
time the organization of the To-
cal committee will be effected.
We know that the citizens
Of Island Pond will welcome.
the Community Chautauoua
and will support it both moral
ly and financially.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-02-03
FIRE INSURANCE

Vermonters will be prou
of the record made by tn
Green Mt. Mutual Fire Tns. CT
of Montpelier, vt, this pa
year. Their report shows nea
ly four millions of dollars o.
insurance written the past year
showing that Vermonters ap-
preciate and patronize home
institutions, especially as the
cost is less than elsewhere.
Policyholders for dividend
policies, are receiving 20%,
dividends making a very low
net cost to them.
The Company have for the
protection of thier policy hold.
ers, $500,000.00 and their offic~
ers and Trustees are all we'll
know and successful Ver-
ers.
Policies are issued by this
Company upon the Assessment,
Dividend or Stock plans, upon
all classes of desirable proper
ty, including that of auton1o-
hiles, thus meeting with the
wish of the insuring public for
any kind Of policy that they
desire.
The Companys motto is Ser
vice, and they pride themsalvf
upon prompt and liberal az
JIgtment on all honest losses.
They are willing to an8w&-
the questions Of the public in
regard to fire insurance, ,wharh-
er they are insured with this
Company or not.
They are a home Company
and worthy Of your patronage.
The following are Agents in
this County:
Canaan, C. H. Bingham; Is
land Pond, L. A. Cobb; Lunan-
burg, Essex City. Real Est. Co.
More desirable territorv will
open to prospective Agents.
GREEN MUTUAL FIRE ms.
CO., INC.
Montpelier, Vermont.
feb "a
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-02-03
Julia H. Clarke

Miss Julia H. Clarke died
Sunday evening, after several
months illness. She was the
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Giles Clarke of West
Charleston, and was 78 years
of age. She had always lived
in West Charleston and Island
Pond, with brothers and sisters.
She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Flora Robinson of Island
Pond and Mrs. o. M .Carpen-
ter of Derby Line, a brother,
Olin Clarke of Chicago,a "a niece,
Mrs. Carroll Davis of Newport,
and two nephews, Harry and
Robert Clarke.
The funeral was held from
her late residence, Tuesday af-
ternoon, Rev. A. A. Mandigo,
patsor Of the Methodist church.
officiating. Burial was in the
lOCdl CeIueCeTy.
A woman of sterling worth,
who gave herself in efficient
loving service, has come into
her own. During the World
War her capable hands were
for many months busy knitting
fer the soldiers. Pleasantly
situated, she would gladly have
tarried few years longer to
help cheer and comfort others.
She gave much and was made
happy by so little, but all that
loving hearts and hands could
do blythe tender care, could not
keep her here, and those who
saw her resting so peacefully
after falling asleep, doubt not,
the awakening to life Eternal,
was in a glorious dawn, the
beauty of which mortal eye
hath not seen, and we fingered
beside her, thinking of the re-
union among those who have
preceded her into mystery of
the Great Beyond. Where
God shall wipe away all tears
from our eyes, and there shall
be no more death.