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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-28
DENvER'S RETAIL STORES
GET 100000 IN CASH FOR
ARVADkS CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Figures Of the First National Bank Of Arvada
Prove that Money Was Spent and that
Home Town Merchants Did Not
Get it. Country is Prosperous.

stores Il would have come hack to
The hank In tie ordinary course Of
busiDs0.
Thsrs wsrs no large payments Of
casA b bring tAis figure up - high.
1hs largest anount paid - to any
ons individual was only sbest $50.
Ordinarily tAs hanks cash bal-
anes doss not vary nefs than freaa
see 70 $500 from dsy - day, %
Arvsda's Christmas shopping bal
WITH Dsavsr seeFss was $1,000 msrs
taan usaal, ID eash, 70 ~ nsthing
of anssnts bsugAt ~ credit and
fsen iaslallnsat hssssa.
Ths fgurss sivsn b Senator
otalsy Drsvs twe tAinGa
Firse that taAss ~ esttiag bsttsr.
Nsssas havs ness Mccoy y sDs1d
shl azs spsa4iag T.
Oessal 4 heiaaD y ~ ~ T.
passGlls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8 'sss - Sstala4 ~ ,Saiiihlii6sii
they sAssld fssa ~ pssgls q Asv-
~.
nb 17eee q Asvsia ea1A NJ
spsae b DsavsP h ~ days. AFv-
- bsaispss Dse1's sisht = wssl
tssp . hsut parssae - sAis sash
bsshss = hsos. ressls wAs beai
b ArvsA .assslny vss3d pesSse -
tA1s VA AsvaAA bsshso nsa.
1Asy nlst kasw ~ sepess ~. hsEs
hse thsy svi6sst3y. - . lasss sxsso4.
% ~ saFs y vases tAsiF tins aGk-
iag ~ nsseAaat vAat essds ~
handjs sa1 wlat ~ psless ~.
Practically IN thsss Dsssis rcd
~ Azvada Eatsspsiss aad II ArvaAa
Fssreha1ts would appeal % tAsa h .
clear, ee,d cut tssintas Wy thru
attractive sdvsFtiss0saes h he
Enterprise thsy vsull ~ . Shass Of
the businsss that ~ Yisst Nstional
Raak ; sstaAg. and kssD ths money
At home.
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Aivada Chickens
win More Prizes

~. r. Duncan won first. second
and fourth coeksrsl. first and third
ksn and second pen with his White
Roeln at the poultry show ct II.
Collins. Harry Grace won sseond
and fourth pallets Of The same besed.
NJ. Duncan says that thsfs wsfs
abeut 1000 birds IN The slow snd
there wsfs many fine sxhibits.
judge Tucker Of New York WAS tAs
Judge and he WAS very boastfal Of
de excellent quality Of ths birds
sAown. Mr. Duncan hes BIZ poultry
ranch on East Grand visw.avs and
hes put up . number Of modern
buildings. he - noy getting his
5000 skg incubator ready 10 start.
He recently purchased the nathsws
flock Of show birds hut hi strong
point is bred 70 lay utility seek.
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Sta|ey
Runs Denver Bank

Senator Wsslsy stalsy, president
Of the First National Bank Of Arv.
eda and viee-presidsnt Of the Globe
National Bank Of Denver has had
his hands full this wsek running both
tanks. His brother D. n. stalsy,
president Of the Globe National. was
called east and A. LoshwinS. cashier
Of the Globe received . telegram
scying his mother he'd died IN New
York, 70 Il leh Senator Staiey 10
look after their work a. wen "a his
own. here In Arvada. staley Bro
thers control several banks and they
plan N TINT IN case of smsrseney one
o. the other o. them can handle any
Of the institutions.
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Poultry School
Here Next Week

A Two day poultry school viii b
fsld IN AEvada on Tuesday and We'd
resday. January End and 3rd. begin
ming st 1880 aud Funnins thru each
day - lats - the poultrynsn Nant
te Say. Paul G. Jamison. Poultry
Extension Specialist Of the Asrieul-
tural College Win b In charge and
viii take up the chicken business
from ths sEg and Incubation to the
marketing Of ths eulls. Feeding.
eulling and other general o. special
management problems that the chick
On businsss b heir 10 win b taken
up, and various demonstrations will
be held. The school II the result
Of requests from the practical poul-
trymsn and farmers and . census
taken at several poultry eulline DEM
constructions that WAS very favorable
and the Arvada Community club
activities In promoting the poultry
business for the Arvada community.
II 10 desired that several people
bring . few chickens, any Kind or
type for uss IN various discussions.
The meeting Win Be held at the
Arvada Town Han and anybody in
tersstsd IN ne chicken business is
invited and usesd 10 come. County
Agent MeCasld1l and several others
Win take part IN The program run
ring thru the two days. Evening
SESSIONS Will be held X desired and
anyens wfll b FREE 70 bring up any
problems that pertain to the bust.
ress. II IL probable that . local
Tbultry sMocia.ion will be formed.
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Ths First National Bank Of Arv-
ada on Triday and Saturday before
Chrisenas paid ct alnost $1,000
naess eash money tAan wss taken IN
a tAess two days, recording 70 Sen
ater Wsalsy etalsy, president of that
institut3ea.
1Ais does not mean that ths de-
posiEs Of tAs hank droDSsd en q
wsrs lewsf tAaa tAan tAs anount
cAssAsd ont, but tAat Tie astual cash
paia ss* thru ~ window was sbeus
37ooo lowse thaa ~ astaal eash d.
psslts tAeee tWe 1ays.
Senator Sealsy says Il means tiat
eusee0s1s II ~ bank arsw eue
eSoee in eash wAieh thsy tesk With
thsa = Dsavsr - spsaA for Chzist-
nas pesssats iastsad Of spsaline +
w3eA A1vols basiasa pespls.
Hi ~ sasA bsss spsat b AzvsAa
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CHRISTMAS
CAnTATA GOOD

Last Sunday might q large esnsfs-
cation gathsred In The HigA Sehoel
auditosiam 70 hear tie beautiful
eantata 'Yulstids Asneriss." Dsfors
~ rsalitisa Of The esata&a ~ Rev.
". Z. Csllstt gavs . VIZ insesvetivs
snd iatiFssting talk, o. ~ history
End sisaifseeaes ef ChsistnaA A
plsasaas fsatsrs Of ~ svsaiae was
haAAkssaaAs1s was sivsa ~ H.
'thlvs fsoessfsa4 eheiss ef eur eity.
R.sti1g II h1esa . Sniss sssviss.
m sslsises, Nss1aAss DuErs1GAa
sad Whi1esaA, and l0ssRs. HanDesa
a.A 0n1A. dssssvs sssas sss6it -
tAsiF astistis issssDesestisas 81 tAsis
Fsspsstivs sanhsss. H. ul1sd
qvastsk, Hse1anss wiz aAd PsTfit
ssd AssRs Nswesab s.d usbs. slss
Hssit sDseid as4satisn. Ths visaia
sole ~ Mrs. cysss v. TszFsil. u
Dsswiad, csls.. was greatly aDDsssi
stsd. aad AFvsAa psssJs hsSs y u
favsrsd aeain b ~ asG ". ?.
Salta, lirsstee aaA Mn. 1sbsst
Kerr. sess0Danist. ass - ~ higAiy
eongsasslstsd upen ths success sf
this ssefsd concert An offering fes
Ne peer WAS also . feature. and
there was Q gsnsrous response which
win help some needy ones. A
chorus Of gir's' voices had . promin.
ent part In the cantata, and delight
cd tAsir hearers. The words were
- Seriptaral - the music was bsau-
t'ful, and the Mangsr Babe was high.
II exalted - King Of kinss and Lofd
Of lofds.
"veiled In flssh, the Godhsad So,
Hail the lnearnats Diety,"
II b 10 Be sincerely hoped that
Avsda people viii have the privilege
o: hearing the united ehoirs again.
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several psopls from AEvsda a1lins
sbost getting IN order sesztsd here
and II enough spplieations are r.
esivsd Arvada Win have . hsaneh Of
the oedsr. Ths order has . separate
tsust fund for ths construction and
nsaintenance Of homes for Asmber1
ed their families. Read their ID In
tbis issus and ful out tAs coupon at
tie bottom Of the I'd and Asil Il n
- hsaaquastsas.
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Storage for Autos

r. r. Ashton Of the Ashton Motor
Sales Co.. announces that his place
Is nnw open for business again and
he r. prepared N handle about TWEEN.
~ more cars fc- storaer. This II q
fire PROOF vsrare. conveniently
located. we'll heated, well lighted and
we'll ventilated. Cnrs al receive the
best Of attention. II 10 a 1ood place
10 leave your car.
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Doaysls lstp
Getting mDulbefs

N ysaAssnal ora9 4 Dssvsss,' .
lsAae nsv b ~ Wsse bs& VtlA .
lae0s 81 issssssias nsnsssstio p
~ sase b bstag essaai.el = psevse
aal stAae CsSeeoAs tsWAs unAss ~
Al.sseisa 4 yssak 4. HatA. Aiyisiea-
q As1A 1kssese Ter DssthvesesEa
sessse NJ. Pin has slrss1y ~
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r. |. NEWTON
RElPPO|NTED
POSTMASTER

lUUtuJUUIIlI
h L Newton has been rsappofns.
ID psstuastsr at Arvada.
Nsws Of The appointment come h
~ Wy Of tslseran from Senate,
pAipps rsesavsd BY Mr.. Nswten the
day bsfers Christmas.
That q Dsmserst should b a.
rofntsd during . Republican adminis-
tratasn b eeasidsrsd remarkable, but
there are exceptions to every rule.
The civil service rulss rsssirs hat
tie appointment must b nads fssn
the psrseas nskiae ths tAess AiaAase
grades at ths sxaaiRatisa.
Mr.. Nswtsn made ~ kieAsae
grads. q. n. Lasss1 was seeeeA
snd J. n. Morrison was tAira.
Mr.. Larssa found tAaA psblie ~.
esnsat was streagiy In favss s1
nr. Nsvtsn Staying On ~ jsS sa1
|as - he's "a s.esalsat pssae.sa vitA
Ne Newt oissa Lsabss c., ~ vstA.
Gsw III aD1aisaAisa aaA wssas .
sessag Isttsr n saAssssasaG 1se
~. Nswtsa. NJ. Msssissa's vssk
tahss ~ oway frsa AsvaAa nsse
= ~ tans = ~ haA saly . WI
hnitsd aeqsaintsaes kses. H
| Oavs II. Nsvssa ~ sAvssAags svse
lAln.
n h ua6sss1eed tAst ~ seqo1v
beesss u ~ nspUllisaa pastv vsuDl
hass yss6ssssi = hsvs sivsa ~
|Ses0 - . 1spsllIsaa ~ psastasally
svssy bsslaso Asoao 80 aapsl1
ssssy pslssa q ~ sf1sss tsssssl
-. Wswtsa bssssss tAsy bsllsvsl
- ~ ~ Etss nsa ~ ~ 1laso
IeoaFAsas q Dasty. aaA bsllsvs1 ~
- a0Dsin1nsaa vss)1 - IT, ~ ~
iatsrsst Il ~ ssansasty.
Congressman Asrdy Asaina6sl
IT. Nswtsa fss ~ vasss. Arels
Was Sssnssiy n ~ 1ises.st ~ O..
gTessasa fimbsssaks esvs Nh ~
Dssveoegs sf HamiAg ~ pssemas1es.
t.seesss from bsssasssnsa aai psssls
NJ ordinarily iatsrsstsd h prIitisal
aeSssatnsats hsvs needsd ~ slfisss
s3 Csagfssaasa Hardy snl Ttabss.
1sss h hr. Nswtsa's bsAak. fAis
vas without the soiieitaGiea Of NJ.
Newton bat because ne patrons sl
the office are absolutely satisfisd h
every way vita his conduct Of tAs Of.
flee for the past nine y,,n.
During the time hc kaa had ehasse
Of The Arvada office businsss has
more than doubled yet hs 10 hand.
ing The work with the sams amount
Of office help ~ when nc first took
the office over.
Postmaster Newton. alwnys On "a.
srKetie leader In msnai affsIr1,
rublic spirited and awake to tks
needs Of the community In every
wy can do more good fo' Arvsda -
postmastsr than could b, accompiisa.
Cd By . new man on the jch
Il Il often recalled how Ne secured
the establishment Of tho second
rural route out Of Arvadn when II
was thought Impo rihls IN -. lined
np on enough territory. H'ms ?su-
pie had To have their p.,toffIes ~
dresses changed from Golden to AYv.
sda. but he put tho proposition
across. Now he hns r,ernl mnrs
changes IN mind. One
matter that he would like /, nut
across In the near fu.u:e n village
delivery service.
This can he allowed In town, hav.
ing 1900 population wn,', the sn-
nual receipts for the ssln Of stamps
hrvs passed the 16000 mnrk. which
has done. The populatien
In now nenr 1900.
Then there IL the ms.tr II hee.
ter qusrters for the postsifIes.
Postmaster General Wc.w nas SecoM-
n.-nded that the government own ~
rostoffice building ard Il h prs.
babls some funds viii m avstist1e
In the not far distant future whsa
Arvada may secure federal build.
Ing.
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Albert ". Rccht of Wny, Csje.,
In spending hIa Christmas vita ~
folks In Arvada until school stasls
Neain after New Years.
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Mesdsmes Rowe and williams en-
tsrtained relatives on Christmas day
with n fine dinner.
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Arvads Locals

Arvadt Local
Miss Lucy Catherine Gri1nsA.
daughter Of Mr.. and lfls. Grsnk
Griffith received CArh4.aas present
Just before leaving cslsrsAo ssats
Teachers College for her home that
shs will cherish an her lhe. II was
her diploma and life certificate In
She was one Of twenty
eight students At State Teachers
College at Greeley to graduate with
the close Of the Fall Quarter. on
December 81. Five Of the
class received bachelor Of arts de-
grees and two received their masters
degree. Miss Griffith taught two
winter at Wheatridge.
Work 10 moving along nicely at the
brick plant north Of Arvada. NJ.
Casey. the manassr b going ahsad
With the improvements In . nest
pleasing way. The prssdsnt Of ~
esapany b Carl Smith. vies-pessi.
dent u tie Cant.sl Savings Bank IA
Denver and = man snply able finaa.
eialiy 70 pat seFsss . " prepsd.
ton such - he b making Of thsif
e~eotl>~k ~l>~A 49,
G. Z. susitA ef tAs 9. Z. smisA
Saiss Co., Dsnvss. was . pssassat
eailsr at ths IntssDsiss s1lies Wel-
rsday evening - lSsvs ~ srass Ssr
some printing for hh eenDeay. III
esnesrn hss ~ iiskibst3ea ~
Strsstts Meter on h hall . 6sssa
vssessn sta&ss. II b b fae - bssa
a ever PIT o, ~ nasisst 81 thsss
b . great demand 1se e -
SnitA was formerly naaaQse q ~
Asvsda Brick Yard 81 vAsa \ ~
ssM ~ tAs Muiisa i.1ssss1D - q
D. Morris and his aassstaesa - q.
tsssl ~ "a b1siaso.
N 0aersd Art CalsaAaes bseag
sivsa cot b. Waltsr LsreAse q ~
Alvsla CaGh llsat Nasise ass aAsse
~ elsssisst ~ havs sssa. nses b
. lsEss eeser Dlses o. ~ esvss saA
. smaller one fse sseA nenEA. An
sss fspeeauet3sns Il. faosas -
paintings of bib,s sssass. o. ssSA
~ thsrs = bihls Suseatiea. TAsss
eslsa6ass ess WY liniesd aad II 20
eafs for oas 20 sAsuN eal1 early.
Nm. 8ehalsal and daugAts~s 1in
Rsssis and Miss XInlfrsd q Iisesls
and Omaha. Nssrssaa, vsrs sussts
Of Mr.. and Mn. A. J. Rsehs ever
Christmas holidays, leaving for
Nsweoab, above TellaHd. Wc.inss.
Gay morning, Christie Rsch. scrom.
paning thsm.
Misses Trsat, Henry and CLARK Of
Denver and the CAas Bennett family
took Christmas dinner with Mr.. and
Mn. Chellew at Leydsn.
Mn. Hannah Rogsrs esvs . sur.
prise party last Wednesday night In
honor Of her daughters, Anna and
Margaret. Thsrs ~as . house full
Of guests IN Il was 70 well planned
BY Mrs. Rogers that the girls were
completely surprised. The guests
III report having . good time.
Dainty rsfreshmsnts were served.
Mr. and Mrs.. ". W. Benson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Parfitt had
Christmas dinner at the Robt. WAL
lace home. 3133 Irving st.. Denver.
Mrs. Anna Buchanan entertained
ker sister Mrs. McClam and family
Of Denver at Christmas dinner.
Mrs. ". W. Putnam and daughter
vsra. spent Wednesday with Mn.
". ". Benson.
Gibbs West IL very dck this week.
The Lady MAcabsss surprised
Nrs. Thomas Wednesday BY dropping
In on her and bringing IN . hot din.
nsr including . roast Gooss. cram
bsFrisa. beans, potatoes, spareribs
md pork, etc. All enjoyed . fine
time.
Mrs. l.. Thomas and family spent
Christmas at the home Of Mrs. r. L.
Basiin In Denver.
Mr.. Doughty IL nurMng Q sprainsd
wrist. me result Of an accident ssv-
ersl days ago.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-28

FRUlTDAlE MOTIFS
Elias Orton Dies
Was a Pioneer
Elias Orion. pioneer Of this, ..aEa-
passed away at his hnns "a
Vest ssth-avs on Saturday, Dse-
lmber 2S. Funeral Services were
held from the Jeffsrson-swU \. Z.
church Wednesday afternos. at q
o'clock. Burial was n CesuH Hin
under the auspices Of. the Masonic
lodge. Mr.. Orton was horn In Cen
rses county, New York in April 1897.
He was united In marriage to Miss
Elizabeth Davis In Nsvsnber 1857.
Three children were bern - ~
union, one dying IN infancy and he
widow and two sAaarsa. Rsv. o. I.
orton Of 0latAs. Eaaaas, and q
daughter tn Callfernia survive hin.
There are alas fouf gsaaasAildssa
and eight great grandchildren. h.
fore coming y Colorado NJ. 0rtea
lived In nhnsis aad Kansas. He -.
ved over three ysazs In ~ sivil W..
For several ysess ~ WAS q miner.
He has lived h tAis nsigAbsshssd
ahese twsntylsight ysass H vas
. charter nsahsf Of fer diffsssat
1ssoaie leAsss end held . Ne nsn.
essship IN No. 3 Of Dsnvse. Dusiae
l',s lest &lnsss ~ W. ~ rssipisa1
Of many kiadasssss aal niss -.
asnbsaess ffea thee lslgs. -
unttsd wsth ~ y. Z. eAursA tAatv.
NE ysars go anA seesa1ed ~ ~.
viess until failiAg Aaalah pesvsaAea.
In ~ passlag ~ seoa.aajlv leeee
~ II 10 ei6soe taheAolaaHe. -
ess W. s,waUs sassd sssAv y ~.
Ns ~ . M ~ DWih9 hshaH.
fsthse aad nslaoAss.
AaAhsv nsassa ~ aessl M e
. hs,S1aV vaee11eo = Uu1Rssuolv
q. ". Slsvast ~ - osasn, q.
Esvsd ~ Woek.
Nm. LAAA = sajeyiag Q ~ fsso
~ sisess frsa casDss. Wysaiae.
Nm q. ". 1esvnsk T.. sssvsl
cArataas 1iasss y ~ odosgaAs
shSlrsa aaA Oss1leAo1vsa. t.
Mn. Joe Grimes Of Layusaa. ~
and Mn. Cooper oriMes cd ". ~
Mn. Noble Of Dsavsr spsss Chsls1,
mas with Mr.. and Mn. CAas 0siulss.
A. 3. Beck was ninus sll his via.
tstr apples last week
The Robson family visited friends
ir Univsrsity park on Christmas
day.
The Forbes family spent Christmas
IN Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krue9sr and mother
Krueecr Of Denver spent Christmas
with the Lewis family At Lewis sta.
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and Nm.
Eaton were Christmas guests Of Mr..
ind MS. Beck.
Miss Martha and Stephen Rowland
look Christmas dinner with their
mother Mrs. l.. Rowland.
Misses Dorothy Bond and Edna
are among those home
'or the holidays.
Harry MeKesn came home from
Kansas to spend the holidays with his
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins and Mr..
took dinner with the lat
ters sister In Denver on Christmas
Day.
"Bob" Lee. who has been spending
a.veral months IN the soldiers home
at Levenworth. Kansas. returned N
lhiA nei9hborhood on Christmas
r.ipht. His many old friends srs
rad N see him again.
M~sdames Rowe and williams en-
tsrtained relatives on Christmas day
with fine dinner.
NJ and Mr. nephert and con
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Mrs.. l.. Thomas and family spsn
Christmas at the home Of Mrs. r. L
Bagiin In Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-28

Mr.. Doughty IL nursinH . sprainsd
wrist. the result Of an accident ssv-
eral days ago.
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Mr.. and Mr. Herbert and con
wer" rucsts At the Mstropois IN
Denver m Christmas day.
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"Bob" Lee. who has been spending
several months IN the soldiers homs
At Levenworth. Kansas. returned N
this neiehborhood on Christmas
nipht. His many old friends ars
ciad IN see him again.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins and Mr.
Alexander took dinner with the lat.
tera sister in Denver on Christmai
day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-28

nsAAsw 1sbssa ~ A0saA M Z
~ hs61aV vaee1eo = Ua1pssulI 4
kaek
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Harry McKesn came home from
Kansas to spend the holidays WITH MI
people.
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N Sacred AT CalsaAaes Isiag
givsa eut b. Waltsf LsfeAse q ~
Avsda Cesh nsas Mashst ass aSsst
ths elsss1ese ~ havs sesa. TAsss b
. laess eeser Dlses o. ~ esvss sal
. smaller ens fse sasA nsaEA. An
sss fspeeduet3sns Il. faosas -
paintings of bihls sssaes. o. seSA
~ tAsFs = Q bibls Sssestlea. Thsss
esSssdazs ere wy liaiesd asd n 20
eass for oas 20 SAsulA eal1 early.
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Mn. ". W. Putnam and daughts,
vsra, spent Wednesday with Mn
". ". Benson.
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The Lady MAeabsss sufprissd
Nrs. Thomas Wednesday BY dropping
In on her and bringing In . hot din.
nsr including . roast eooss, cram
bsfrisa. beans, potatoes, spareriba
snd pork, etc. All enjoyed . fine
time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-28

Work 10 moving along nicely at the
brick plant north Of Arvada. At.
Casey, the managsr b going ahsad
With the Improvements In . Aost
pleasing way. The prssldsnt Of ~
esapany is Carl Smith, vies-pessi.
dent u tie Cantzsl Savings Bank a
Denver and . man snply able finan-
eialiy 70 put seress . " psepsd.
ton such - he b making Of thsiz
excellent Plant AseA.
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Misses Dorothy Bond and Edna
are among those home
:or the holidays.
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Nr. and Mrs.. ". W. Benson and
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Parfitt had
Christmas dinner at the Robt. WAL
lace home. 3133 Irving st.. Denver.
Mn. Anna Buchanan entertained
ker sister Mrs. McClam and family
Of Denver at Christmas dinner.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-28

Nm. Joe Crimes sf LaJsaAa, II
and Nm. Cooper oriMes aaA ". ~
Mn. Noble Of Dsnvs1 spsat CAgig4
mas with Mr.. and Mn. CAas 0sinsa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-06-16

sion by the high wind of the day and
night. The old gasoline lamps were
called into service.
The members of the Girls club held an
enjoyable picnic beside the brook at
Hastings grove Tuesday afternoon. An
exciting ball game was played. Bacon
and other goodies were toasted at a bon
fire and a Girls club good time" was
had from start to finish. The work of
the club throughout the school year is to
be commended 1t has furnished the
young people with many evenings of
clean, wholesome pleasure and recreation
and given them experience in conducting
social affairs. The club paid the ex-
penses of two members to the older girls
conference in May and will send two
members for two weeks outing at the
camp ut Dummerston. Besides the
founder and patroness, Mrs. ID. G.
Smythe, the two seminary teachers, Miss
Simpson and Miss Deans, have aided
greatly in the activities of the club.
George Gale and BRIDE formerly Miss
Minnie Day, of Chester came Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Blood
who were guests at their wedding, to
spend part of their honeymoon with
them and at III. O. Gales. Mr.. Gale is
foster son of Mr. and Mrs. ii. O.
Gale and spent his boyhood here. He
has been employed some time at Chester
and is part owner of woodworking
mill at Chester Depot, which is doing
good business. Mrs. Gale is a graduate
nurse of the Bellows Falls hospital and
at an examination held at Burlington
had the highest ranking of any nurse in
the state. The wedding took place at
the brides home June &. The ceremony
was performed in the open air, full
blossomed syringa bush furnishing back
ground and decoration. A double ring
service was used. Mr.. and Mrs Gale
went June - to Royalston, Mass, and
will return from there to Chester, where
they have furnished tenement ready
for OCCUPANCY
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LONDONDERRY.

Rollin Rowley is working in Man
chester.
Miss Elsie Howard is working at
Hotel Wantastiquet.
Miss Derinda Burt of Manchester is
visiting at George Rowley's.
The Coleman property will be sold
at auction Saturday, June H.
Miss Madalene Warner of Smons-
vile is working at the telephone office.
Mrs. Emma Carleton of Manchester
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Addie Allen.
A meeting was held at Union hall
Saturday evening to see about electric
lights.
l.. Levesque and family and three
friends of Brattleboro were at II. G.
Stowell's Sunday.
The exercises by the children at the
church Sunday were good and much
credit is due those who had charge
Mrs. Ellen Jacquth and son, Archie.
and daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Bolton, are occupying their farm here
for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams, Carl
Wright, Mrs. Star, Mrs. Dryden, Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. Payne and Rev
G. M. Fleetwood attended the Sunday
school convention in Westminster last
week.
The village schools closed Friday with
straw ride and picnic at Weston Island.
Pupils in the primary room not absent
nor tardy during the term were: Stella
Williams, Alvina Schroeder, Mildred
and Virginia Norris, Maurice Williams,
Laurence Rowley and Gilbert Dryden.
Those not absent nor tGrdy during the
year were: Stella Williams, Mildred
and Virginia Norris and Gilbert Dryden.
w IN tod hn
Williams, Ira and Joseph Charnock
Doris and Walter Howard. The chill
dren have done good work during the
year, some of them getting double pro
motions.
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Henick-Willard Wedding.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. G. ii. Will
lard was the scene of wedding Tues
day when their adopted daughter,
Eleanor Willard, and Smaller A. Herrick
of Brattleboro were married at noon in
the presence of about 80 relatives and
close friends.
The fireplace of the living room,
massed with laurel and with tall ferns,
roses and maidenhair formed back
ground before which the bridal party
was grouped. Here the bridegroom
waited with the best man, Eugene t..
McGarrigle of Brattleboro, while the
bride and her attendant, Miss lola
Loury of Beecher Falls, classmate at
Mortified seminary. came down the
stairway to join them.
The bride wore white satin with drap-
cries of georgette. and veil. She carried
a shower bouquet of bride roses and
sweetpeas. The bridesmaid wore sun
shine silk and carried pale yellow roses.
Rev. r. III. Bosworth ofiiciated, using a
double ring service
After short reception the guests
were seated at table and served deli
cious wedding breakfast. The bridal
couple left by automobile for week at
Lake George in the Adirondacks. On
their return. they will begin housckeep-