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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-19
Local News

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Otto Grammar was operated on for
appendicitis Tuesday of this week.
90.
Mrs. A. H. Kazeck was admitted
to the hospital Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Ed. Eng left the hospital in
this city Wednesday for her home at
Medicine Lake.
James Gilbertson had his tonsils
and adenoids removed Wednesday.
It the present writing he is getting
along nicely.
Miss Esther Christensen went to
Reserve Tuesday, where she intends
to make her future home.
Mrs. Forrest Goodman spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Scobey, taking in
the "doings" and also visiting friends.
Miss Rosetta Inglehart has resign
ed her position as bookkeeper at the
Lang Garage.
DR.. and Mrs. Ed. York and son
Lynn were Scobey visitors Monday,
taking in the circus and ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Zeidler together
with Judge Conner and wife took in
the doings at Scobey last Monday
Afternoon.
Ship your Cream to the Froid
Creamery. Highest price paid on day
received. Try US.
2l-tf FROID CREAMERY.
Leo Sullivan of Lawler, Iowa, came
Sunday for an extended visit with
his sister Mrs. Chas. King and fani-
~. He was met at CulbertsOn by Mr..
King.
Mrs. Charles Garner is the proud
owner of a new Ford Coupe recently
purchased from the Lang Motor
Sales.
Joe Lasher was here from Wolf
Point, taking in the celebration. Joe
IS now employed at the Huxcl Drug
Store Of that city.
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The c. w. Grantham family, prom
inent farmers near Dooley, attended
the Stampede and ball game here
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Gronvold and
family, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd II. Morvig, made a trip to
Canada Saturday, returning Sunday.
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Get your Boycite at the Tire Shop
One years free service on all tires,
Tire ShOp-FOrd fan belts at 25c.
10-3t TIRE SHOP.
Mrs. Edna Lundquist and daughter
. Grace came back from Scobey Friday
/ evening after visiting the N. B. Davis
family for the past three weeks.
CO.
Mrs r. e. Gustafscn and sons Dick
and Frank visited in Scobey last Mon
day and Tuesday. While there they
took in the ball game and the circus.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Storkan enter
tanned the Ed. Powers, Mark Olson
and McDaniels families to dinner
Sunday.
The J. c. Storkan and Mark Olson
families motored over to Scobey Mon
day to take in the ball game and cir
Gus held in that city.
George Sunderland and Ed Berlin
da drove up Sunday from Williston tx
see the ball game They were dinner
guests at the L. E. Helm home.
Miss Velma Crawford visited will
Miss Dorothy Lawrence at Flaxvillt
a few days. The girls returned Sat
urday to this city.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical
church will serve supper at thu
church basement Thursday evening
June 25th. Everyone is cordially in
vited.
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AT THE CHURCHES
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Prayer meeting at 1880 Wednesday
evening.
Sunday school, June 21st at 1000
a. m. Preaching services at HOO
a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Christian En-
deavor 700 p. m.
Preaching services at Marsh school
house Sunday, June 21st, at 300 p. m.
H. L. CALVERT, Pastor.
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..,s4ss,,s..s.. .''s.''s''s'''''l'
n assist at the West
Fas 8o.. t-'. summer months
al--l7 100
49,. was here Monday from
0. ~ a short business trip
r..-.,r was here from
s. o~ on d business trip.
lls..l 100
lama Andersen d DaglAaE Is
s.. - If the local hospital.
,s.isl. a. -oo--
vars Free Service on all
Oas TIRE SHOP. '-'i'
a..s Jacobson was called to
l Do.- from Kenmare to assist
Memorial Hospital
....sr HYDE. wife and little
~. estte.de6 the circus at SEQ
Monday.
c. Erickson entertained the
..sl Ladies Aid at her home
ssday'
Ayers left for his home at
.'- Vordsv where he viii visit
<. family for few days.
r,rirscr was here from Scobey
T. ~eaF assisting DR.. Storkan at
hospital
md Mrs. Roy Mann are the
PARENTS Of baby girl born at
Memorial hospital Friday.
rrmber Of ball fans from Glas-
srd Poplar took in the ball game
Sunday.
G. A. Esyal family were visit
n Plentywood from Scobey the
Of the week.
Moe made a short business trip
c.obav Thursday. returning the
day.
and Mrs. B. D. Templeman
Madoc visited at the VIM. Moe
in this city for a few days.
90
sgs Meharry from Outlook was
fen.ywood Oh business last We'd
w
hire Tefre motored over from Re
Wednesday to attend to bust
matters.
rs Ti0msos and Morris Nelson
business callers in this city
Reserve Tuesday Of this week.
and Mrs. ]. /. Mccain are hap
yer the arrival Of a baby girl
last Tuesday.
snes Perseicke has been in the
FL for the past week, suffering
an injured foot.
90
NOTICE
DOoley Feed Mil will be closed
ming July Sth for about three
IL
Florence Eckberg from Ken
assisting at the hospital dur
Ne absence Of Miss Westring
nas gone on her vacation.
Misses Olive and Vera Nichol-
were here from Reserve last
taking in tie celebration anC
ing acquaintances.
40
r Alehr from Dooley is confined
Sheridan County Memorial
"a in this city With an attack
Gmatsm.
Stork Swenson Of Medicine
now making her home il
wood at the VIM. Kramer
ana n Mrs. R. s. Templeman ar
IN PIentywood Tuesday from
North Dakota points. wber.
laye been on their HONEYMOON
laey are now at their home a
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AZ DOoley


Miss Elsie Pagan called at the
County Superintendent's office We'd
nesday. She left the latter part Of
The week fer her home at Dunseith,
n. d.
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S. Bartnes, well known McElrOy
farmer was a visitor in Plentywood
Thursday and while in this city made
the Producers News a pleasant call
and advanced his subscription for an
other year.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Our splendid Church Vacation
School came TO rather a catastrophe
close last Saturday and Sunday. The
stampede and rough stuff got such a
powerful hold on this community that
not more than a dozen people were
interested enough in CHILDREN and
the things they have made in the
past two weeks to sell for Missions,
to even come and see the unusually
excellent exhibit. How soon will our
children get over the impression
gained Sunday, that anything even
the toughest sort OF wild west stuff
comes before childhood, their ideals
and interests! Pray God that our
sin may not be unto their moral and
spiritual DEATH
Special services this Sunday morn
ing, June q, at II o'clock. Mrs.
Buck, state worker in the Young
Peoples branch of the w. C. T. u.
viii be here from Bismarck, N. D..
and will bring US great message at
this service. Everybody in the com
munity and especially ali young peo-
pie are invited and urged to come to
this service.
At DOOley
Special service at DOoley this com
ing Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs
Buck from Bismarck, N. D., will
bring us a stirring message from hel
w. c. 7. u. experience. Tell every
body. Everybody come.
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Expert vulcanizing on Balloon and
Cord Tires. TIRE SHOP. 7-tf

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Morvig from
Fertile, Mimi, arrived in Plentywood
Saturday, being on their honeymoon
trip and are visiting with Mr. Nor
wigs sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Gronvold. The newly
weds are going to settle down on the
home farm near Fertile having rent
ed same. They made the trip in two
days by car.
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TAKEN UP-About two weeks ago,
three head Of horses: one sorrel
gelding, coming 4 years old, one
iron gray mare, 2 years old, one
bay pony about 3 years old. Own
er may get same by proving pro-
perty, paying pasture bill and ad-
vertising expense. JOHN JUVE, 4
miles north of McElroy, Mont. 11-t4
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case. Owner can have
same by identifying it. Write to
Box 5S7. It'll
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WANTED TO RENT-Immediately,
piano in good condition. MAURICE
FITZGERALD, Outlook, Montana.
S-tf.
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FARM Land RARGAIN

No. 1924. So NJ; NEA NE14;
Ne SEA; NW4 SWH, Sec. 24-34-
81, Sheridan County, 800 acres. 8
miles southwest of Archer Practic-
ally all tillable. 100 acres under pillow
Good buildings and we'll Attractive
price and terms. Write +. J. LAM
DER & CO., Grand Forks, n. D.,
Owners. 11-4t
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Matt Stein and Clarence Carney
4notoLed over from Glasgow SUNDAY
game. "oou Oaii
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Morvig and
MI, Melvin Morvig took in the Circus
az Scobey and called on Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Hansen, Monday. ''-'N' - .
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CROWN OVERALLS. Guaranteed
not to fade or shrink. The only over
all on earth with this Iron Clad guar.
antee. ]. A. JOHNSON.
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Jack Teal of Glasgow was called
mere on account of the serious lines.
OF his friend Lee Lehman. Mr.. Tea
arrived Sunday morning and expect!
to stay for some time.
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Mr.; and Mrs. Willet Jarvis were
called here from Glentana on account
OF the illness of Lee Lehman. They
are spending the week at the F. G.
Fishbeck home.
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WHY PAY RENT-When you can
buy your home and pay no more.
c. R. PETITE, Plentywood. 7-tf
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Sigard Moe and A. Almberg ar
rived Tuesday from Seattle, Wash.
Ihey will visit at the Peder Moe
ranch on the reservation this sum-
mer.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-19

FOR SALE-Late Model Overland
Roadster. Al condition. G. R.
PETITE, Plentywood. 7.tf
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-19

Miss Mildred Timbrel left Thurs
Gay TO her home at Creston, Iowa
Miss Timbrel spent the past thre
months visiting with relatives i
Plentywood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack DilIage are Plen-
tywood callers from Ignite, N. D.,
renewing old acquaintance. Mrs.
Dillage, formerly Miss Norma Stan
field was a resident of this city until
about seven years ago when she left
for Portland, Oregon About three
months ago they moved to North Da-
kota, where they are engaged in bust
ness.
A marriage license was issued a
few days ago at the county judges
office in Minot to Maynard c. Spacht,
superintendent of schools at Foxholm
n. D., and Miss Byrdie L. Lockrem of
Flaxville, Montana, student at the
1Iinot State Teachers college for the
past year. The couple to be mar
ried at Berthold. The LOckrem family
is well known in Plentywood, having
resided here fer some time few
years ago.
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LOST-Dark bay mare, 5 years old,
W.T.. 1900 lbs, L shaped star in
forehead. Ten dollars reward. VIM.
SIMONSON, Antelope. 1O-t3-p
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FOR SALE-Four second hand Fords
In good condition. Prices ranging
from sos to SITS. DONALDSON
GARAGE, Plentywood. 1-tf
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Otto Grammar was operated on for
appendicitis Tuesday of this week.
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FOR SALE-Studebaker Special Six
touring car, late 1923 model, good
as new. Call at HOLMAN STORE,
Plentywood, Mont. 1912
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FOR SALE-Several thousand feet
OF good pine shiplap, 2x4 and 6x6.
H. B. Braddock, Outlook, Mont. 11-3p
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Bible csals in New Britain tomorrow morning,
 Juniors Start Season.
 The All- kcnsington Juniors will begin their season this afternoon, when they meet the Spartans of New Britain at the Perciyal avenue diamond this afternoon al 230 o'clock. The Juniors have made Q name for themselves in the junior baseball world and are regarded as a tough team to stack up against. This will be their first venture on the diamond this year. They have q strong backfield and a smooth working infield. The batteries are regarded as competent.
 East Berlin Notes
 There was large attendance last night at the final meeting of the Parents and Teachers association Of the Hubbard school. Mrs. Chris tcnsop of New Britain rendered several pleasing vocal solos and A. F.. Garde of Cromwell gave an in tcresting talk on school conditions. Following the talk the officers for the coming year were elected. They are: President, J. A, Will Hams; vice. president, Ralph Gam ble; secretary, teacher in room No. 2, and treasurer, Max Sugenhime. Ice cream and cake were served at the conclusion of the meeting and an enjoyable social hour was held. Regular morning worship will be held tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock at the East Berlin Methodist church, Rev. Asa C. Fuller in charge. He will deliver a sermon in connection with the services. A session of the Sunday school will be held at F o'clock, noon, and the Junior L"asue will meet at 3 p. Tn. l The evening service will be held at 1 7:30 o'clock
 Rev. Harry l. Bodey, rector emDritis of St. Marks church. New ! Britain, will administer holy com munion al St. Grbricl's church to- morrow morning al 9 o'clock, stan dard time. Sunday school will he held at l0 o'clock,
 ! Local Shrincrs arc attending a parade and exercises in MancheSt" "r today. They will return late this Iovcning
 Philip Mildrum, in company with a classmatn from Suffield school, is spending the weekend as the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest l W. Mldrum of Main street.
 A meeting of th" Parish club of St. GabricIs church will be held in . the Parish hall next Thursday even ing at x o'clock. Rev. Samuel Sutcnnfc, rector of St. Marks church. New Bri.ain will he present.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that inc hydrants will be flushed on the fol- lowing streets on the dates given below.
 May 8, 1925-Mt. Viow Whiting St, Broad. F. Broad, Park Maple. East Bicycle, Tomlinson.
 May 9. 1925-East Main and side streets, Pennington. New Britain, Broad (west of track), Pearl, So. Canal.
 May 10. 1925-West Main and side streets.
 THE PLAINV1TLE WATER co. Plainvile, Conn, May [, 1925,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Not An AdNCrtiScmcMi.

NIIy -Aro y0U going to thc dance Frilay night:
 F -t,y-I don't know. You see I have only one dress which Is fiji to war and mother says that I must wear that or nothing, and posiENe- ly refuse 10 wear if.
 "WiN you go with mo @"-penn Punch Bowl.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Her Curriculum.

She was d freshman from Vassar. "Oh. dear" she sighed, T simply cant adjust my curriculum"
 Tt doesn't show any" he reas- surcd her, blushing. And then they both talked rapidly about the deco rations.-Dcnyer Parrakeet,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
FOUR CASES ARE HEARD IN COURT Fines Meted Out in Three In,
 stances, One Charge NOlIed OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Mothers Day in Churchcs--Wcll- Baby Confcrence--SucCcssful May SociaI-CmrCh Notices - Plain vile Briefs.

Four cases for automobile laws violations were heard before Jus tice Edward r. Prior in the local police court last evening and in three instances fines were mcted out while one case was nolIed.
 Stanley Mlynarski of New Britain was fined s35 and costs on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrest ed last Sunday by Officer Fred Cal len who was forced 10 chase him to Dunham's Bridge on the Southng- ton road before he ovcrhauled him and placed him under arrest.
 It was brought out in court last night that as Policeman Callen was center, he noticed MlynarsM driv- ing along at very fast clip and as the driver did not slow up on the approach to the center, he blew his police whistle. The policeman stat ed that instead of slowing up and stopping, the automobile started off 1 faster than ever.
 Immediately the policeman swung around to his machine and started after the driver but he was unable ! to oyertake him until after an rX- citing chase, ho caught the car at the turn at Dunham's Bridge. My rarski stated that he did moi hear the whistle and did not realize that he was going so fast.
 Overloaded Trucks
 Frank smith a truck driver of Waterbury, was fined s35 and costs on a charge of overlooking his truck. He was arrested by the state policeman at the state scales on East Main street. It was found that his truck was carrying a ton In excess of the legal limit.
 Frank Tardih Of Kensington, a driver for Rackliffe Bros. of New Britain was fined S25 and costs on a charge of overlooking. He also was arrested by tho state police.
 Case Is Nollcd
 Ilt NtiSt pi " hdODllUtI OL New Britain charged with violating the rules of the road was nOled by Justice Prior. Grand Juror William ]. Foran presented the facts for the state in the four cases.
 Observe Anniversary
 About ] friends of Mr. and Mrs Louis w. Higgins of 66 East stree tcndcred them a surprise party las evening in honor Of their 18th wed ding anniversary. They were pre- sentcd with q number of beautifu gifts, Games were played during the evening and music was enjoyed Refreshments were served.
 Advent Christian
 Services at the Advent Christian church tomorrow are as follows ,10:45 a. m., morning service. preach. ing by Rev, Harry Finder; 19 o'clock noon, Sunday school; ?, m., Loya Workers service; ' D m, a story cantata. ''The Home Life Beautiful
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Berlin Meus
LYCEUM WILL HAVE ELABORATE SPREAD Banquet Scheduled for Tuesday
 to Be a Big Time BELL ON SPEAKERS LIST

New Haven Man Fined $50 and Given Suspended Jail Sentence of
 10 Doys For Transporting Beer
 News in the Churches of the Town.
 The annual banquet of the Mems Iyccum of Kensington will be one of the most elaborate functions that the organization has held 10 date. The speaker of the evening will be Hon. J. Mortimer Bell, representa- tive from Salisbury in the general assembly. Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor Of the Congre gational church will he one of the speakers, also. The the banquet is scheduled for next Tuesday evening at 730 o'clock, daylight saving. time. IL will be held at the kensington Cougrcga- tioual church.
 Harold W. Upson will act as toast master and will call on Representa- tive Bell for q talk on The Power and Necessity of Public Opinion" ." Rev. Mr. Phillips will speak on "A Mans Obligation 10 His Commnn1- ,y." There will bc several surprise numbers which have not been an uouuccd by in" committee, and q vocal solo. "Whrn the Daffodils Cn- lold," will he rendered by Mrs. Douglys D"Mcrs Of Kcnsington.
 The menu will be an anpcti2ing one as prepared by the women Of lhe Kcnsington church and will in- clude vcrythinG from grapefruit to nuts. IL will Inc, grapefruit, chicken sou-hvm style with mashed pota- to,s. sweet pickles. rolls. "I.yccum Sp, ,riuL" fruit salad, saltcd nuts, cakr and d"Ini-tass",
 Thr committc m charE" Ot tn" banquet feels confident that il win b. ua. Of 1hr biggest affairs m the mstosy Of the I.yrrum and an 4ouu,,> that t large number Of tclurs have alr 1Iy luru disposed cn The commi't,r. is compos, i ol Claud. W. SIcy,ns, chairman, James F. Ellsworth. \. Gilbert Johnson George l.. Gr,cu and H.H. Ray mond.
 IT., Ilr.um has h1I o successful
 son and ruy profitable evenings have been spu. ny thr lnemhrrs Debates OH qutstiors ot national iu- t,yrst have ur-n held from time lc time and these hav, added mH- jr.iaIy 10 th, knoN5~dg" ot 'hoSe Nro u,c lvuuuacr ruou=h 10 be connected with 'hr orr-li2ti"n.
 iinr,I Tar Er'r liunninG.
 Alfred Stcchly of fl ucWiu s'r'o' N,w Haven. Vas untl Si5" aW rosts and WIS Ejvrn il apsnou1od tnl sentence of ln days W hen h. appear d in tho Berlin court last night tt answer to the charge of transporting uquor illegally. He paid up,
 St,chly was arrested yesterda! noon by State Policeman FinniEaI of thr Wcstport lurrachs. The ar r,st WAS made on the tuTnpk" 1T E. c.nt,r Of lhriin Til, officer no I,cel a suspicious looking truck pro c-rding along the road bound fo Hartford. He hailed the driver an the struck was brought to a stop a the side of the road.
 The officer investigated and founl II casos of what he thought Wa! {, IF. H. took Strchly in tow an' 'he two Of them went to the Hart lord barracks of the state police where Stnchly was held, pending ar
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

will be given by the choir in honor of Mothers Day.
 Baptist Church
 Services at the Plainyille Baptist church tomorrow will be as follows; l0;i6 a, m,, the topic, "Honoring Mother" Sunday school following the morning service; D. mo Gifts Measured" will be tho theme, 7;45 D, mo Thursday prayer meeting.
 May Time Social
 The Christian EndeuvOr society Of the Congregational church held a successful May social in the church parlors last evening at which scv- cral guests were present The so- cial was In charge Of the executive committee. Plans are being made 10 hold an outing on Memorial Day al Mcridcn mountain, Details of the trip will be announced later,
 Mothers Day Service
 Tomorrow evening at o'clock, the Christian Iindeavor society Of the Congregational church will hold d Mothers Day service which will he in charge of Miss Harriet Gain cr. Appropriate music has been ar ranged by r. A, White and mothers of the members will be especially welcome, A series of talks on "Why I Believe in Christian Endoavor' will commence at this meeting,
 VI. r.. Church Services.
 Mothor's bay will be observed ir the NJ. F. church tomorrow and the services will be as tollOws:-SundaI school with adult Bible class at a;3l a. m.; morning worship at lO;4b a m.. Rev. Arthur A. Ball will speak on the topic, "A Good Mother anf will also give q five minute talk t( the children; there will be no Ep' worth League at tho usual hour bu at : D. m.. the Epworth league vii unite in the evening service and tho new officers will be installed, tho pastor will preach on "Our Debt tt , Motherhood" Pythian lodge, No. % : K. of ?. and pythian Temple No. % ] Il'ythian Sisters will be guests of th' church at this service and the pas tor urges all to attend.
 Congregational Church. Church school at 9;20 Il. m. Men lclass; Morning service at 10;45 a m; Christian EndeaYor society vii meet al o'clock, a special Mother 1 bay program in charge Of Harric l iGainor All members are asked t bring their mothers,
 1 Thc Pennington Valley aSsocia ton will meet at Burlington, Tues day at II a. m.
 l Church of Our saviour
 The services al the church of On Saviour are as foIlows-Rcv. GeorE T. Browne. rector s a, m,, Iiol Communion; 10 a, m, church schoC Il a. m, morning prayer, commun ion and sermon by the rector.
 Leaves For England.
 Rev, Victor Oblom of Bristol wh is acting pastor of the Swedish Con gregational church, left today fo Finland 10 visit his home there During his absence, ministers fror the neighboring Swedish Congrega tional churches will fill tho pulpit At next Sunday mornings service a l0:30 o'clock, Rev. MT. BJornbom 0 Washington Depot, Conn, will b the speaker.
 Woman's Federation.
 The Woman's Federation of tn 1 Congregational church will serve cafeteria supper Thursday from 5;3 to 7:3o o'clock. At o'clock ther will occur Ye Olde Time Socia
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Here's the Reason.

Hoop-"Why do they call a mans wife his better half ."
 Hersey-"To keep her from think ing shes the whole thing. ."-London AnSWera