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J o u r n a l VOL. 82 AND F O R T E D W A R D A D V E R T I S E R GREENWICH, H. Tv WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1924 T LOWER T A X * >«enwich Rate is Slightly 1 Advanced, BOUNTY BUDGET OVER 1400,000 — n e T o w n H a s T a x R a t e L o w e r T h a n G r e e n w i c h — E a s t o n R « d u c c d F r o m L a s t Y e a r — M o n e y A p p r o p r i a t e d ' C o a n t y Roads. No. 48 a n d for roads a n d bridges, the latter i t e m assessed u p o n prop e r t y outside of-incorporated villages, is as follows: « Town Bgads & Expsjwes bridges A r g y l e .............. $1, 699.95 $3,600 C a m b r i d g e .......... 2,701.43 J,250 D r e s d e n ............. 1,633.66 1,350 E a s t o n .............. 1 , 9 3 4 ^ — P o r t A n n ..... „ ..... 3,320.15 2,736 F o r t E d w a r d ... 6 , 3 4 2 ^ 7 4,600 Granville ........... 4,207,10 2,500 i G r e e n w i c h .......... 4,899.11 1,500 H a m p t o n ............. , - H a r t f o r d ... .- .... 1,828.12 H e b r o n * * .............. 2,983.83' J a c k s o n .............. 2,298.98' K i n g s b u r y ...... . 9,091.51 P u t n a m ___________ 882.57 S a l e m ............... 3,029.68 W h i t e C r e e k ....... 1,488.91 W h i t e h a l l ........... 6,040.10 816 AUDIENCES ASSURED FOR 0. EJJM IIEIIT Local Talent C a s t to Give^ M u s i c a l C o m e d y F r i d a y a n d Satu r d a y T h e r e h a s fceen a large a d v a n c e sale of seats for the local talent musical attraction, “M i s s B o b W h i t e , ” 1,900 i w h i c h is to b e given at St. J o s e p h ’s * 8 5 0 ' F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y evenings 6 5 4 0 w e e k u n d e r the auspice's of 1 ^ 9 5 0 1 A s h l a r chapter, O r d e r of E a s t e r n 1,800, Star. ..Including those in the chor- 3 T O 0 1 US8S ^ ere are a^ o u t ninety people , . TT , ’ i in the cast. Rehearsals h a v e b e e n T h ^ , s m a l l t o w n of H a m p t o n , w i t h ■ f h i h b tIES 10 F U U lf To”wjfi Board Held Hearing; C o u n t y . Yesterday. ■* CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED IN EACTOM DAMAGE CASE F a m i l y Injured in Accident o n R i v e r R o a d M u s t T r y Suit ia This. STATE WADE GREAT GAIN ' IN WORK OF EFdRESTATIBR N u m b e r of Trees Planted This Y e a r — N e a p e d the T e n Million M a r k — D r o u g h t H i n d e r e d W o r k . i^lllS’ APPLICATION DENIED . „ ,, . . . . i - — » ------ - ..... . — * \ ‘““' u n d e r w a y for several d a y s u n d e r I I n spite of the material increase in ^ fe w m iies 0 f r<>ad to take care o f a n d j t h e direction of M i s s B e r t h a D u r d e n 1 I s m a l l expenses for local g o v e r n m e n t , 1 a representative of the J o h n B. R o g - j A decision of interest to the t o w n | of E a s t o n w a s ha n d e d d o w n F r i d a y j by the appellate division of the su- | p r e m e . court. It reverses the action i -------- . ! of Justice W e s l e y 0. H o w a r d , w h o Question of R e g u l a r P a s s e n g e r S,rv- denied a m o t i o n by H e t b e r t V a n iqejjCJreenwich to Troy, N e w S e e m s Kirk, attorney for the t o w n of E a s - |>epend M a i n l y o n R o a d Condi- ton, for a c h a n g e of venue f r o m Al- ticKs— I m p r o v e d H i g h w a y N e e d e d . b a n y c o u n t y to W a s h i n g t o n c o u n t y . ........... .. ------- -------------------- in a d a m a g e action b r o u g h t a g a i n s t J forestation purposes in the history A t t h e conclusion of a hearing the town. 0 f tj,e Commissiorl a n d w o u l d h a v e Tuesdiay afternoon on the applica- T h e case g r o w s out of ar* auto- ^ b e e n larger b y u p w a r d s of 800,000 tioiss o f Lester Freemantlfe of Mel- mobile accident w h i c h occured A u g u s t ' trees h a d not the protracted spell of Tl 1C19V Ar -- I - Reforestation w o r k in the state of N e w Y o r k r e a c h e d i h e point this y e a r w h e r e nearly o n e tree w a s planted for each inhabitant of the state. T h e state conservation c o m mission distributed for planting d u r i n g the spring a n d fall s e a s o n s of 1924 9,245,090 trees. This is the largest distribution of trees fox re- . ----- ---- ---- — x w v w**w U t OJJ' r o s e a n d Pa'il G. At k i n s of G r e e n w i c h 31. 1P23, o n the River toad in E a s t o n , | d r y w e a t h e r shortened the fall sea- ifor permission to operate a bu s line near fa r m T h o m a s Gleason. s o n _ B e c a u s e of the e x t r e m e dryness throufQi the t o w n of E a s t o n f r o m t J°seP h H i n e s of C o h o e s w a s driving , j.y,e c o m m i s s i o n declined to All m a n y S c h a g a t i c o k e to Middle Falls t h e : a car w ^ich left the r o a d at t h a t : orders r e c o m m e n d e d to applicants for t o w ® b o a r d v o t e d to gra n t th e appli- P°'nt a R d w e n t ittto a n adjoining , trees that b e c a u s e of unfavorable cation, of Mr. Freemantle. M r . At-1 A d d - T h r e e actions w e r e b r o u g h t b y conditions, they defer planting until k i n s w a s represented b y A t t o r n e y H . j J°sePh, Catherine E. a n d W i l l i a m L. ftufcsell uf Greenwich. H i n e s - a11 of w h o m w e r e in tlie car, A petition signed b y m o r e than0 a ^or P e r s o n a ^ injuries a n d d a m a g e to h u n d r e d residents o f E a s t c n a s k i n g ; the machine. It w a s c l a i m e d tliat the t h a t ate franchise be g r a n t e d to , t o w n of E a s t o n w a s negligent in leav- e c o u n t y t a x budget, t a x rates in ‘a seventeen t o w n s of W a s h i n g t o n jg ^ the fortunate position of h a v i n g j ers Producing- c o m pany.' u n t y will n o t a v e r a g e \higher t h a n s a fficje n t m o n e y in its general f u n d to J ^ h e play is a three-act musical X year, according to the schedule p a y its eosts 0f t o w n g o v e r n m e n t a n d corned y dealing w i t h the adventures j valuation a n d taxes adopted Last for th e c a r w o f ' r o a d s a n d bridges, 0f t w o y o u n g millionaires w h o are Viek b y the b o a r d of supervisors in w h ;ey1 helps to explain w h y it h a s the m a d e t0 m a s q u e r a d e as t r a m p s in ;sioD at H u d s o n Falls. I n fact t e n io w e s t tax rate in the county. ! p a y r n e n t of a f r e a k election bet a n d t h e seventeen t o w n s will h a v e rates | T o continlie the c o u n t y h i g h w a y I w h o take re f a g e o n the f a r m of an bit l o w e r t h a n in 1925. T h e re -1 s y g t e m fourt e e n o f the t o w n s in t h e ; oId q u a k e r . K e n n e t h W h i p p l e a n d M n i n g seven will shoulder slight in- | c o u n t y will r a ise $39,500 b y tax. Sub-, G e o r e T h o m a s take th e parts of the eased. TTie fact that the rates a r e 4 8tantially t h e s d n e a m o u n t will b e t r a m p s a n d A r t h u r Valentine is „,d Poetically stationary in spito of j c o n trib u ted b y t h e county to car r y o n p^iend Rodd, the q u a k e r f a r m e r | y e a s i n g co u n t y e x p e n s e s is P 3 ™ / j this wor k . T h e s e t o w n a n d c o u n t y 0 t h e r leading- parts in the cast a n d | F r e e m a m l o s e e m i n g l y h a d m u e h ' inK the road at that point in ba d c o n - e to a cut in the state tax, w h i c h is r o a d g are separate f r o m the state-! t h o s e w h o t a k e t h e m a r e Bo-1) m i t e j w e i g h t , with the t o w n b o a r d in s h a p built roads a n d are constructed b y 1 jIrs Lester Foster; L o r d Bashful t o w n officials rather t h a n b y contract | Tjj0 m a s M c C u n e ; Phylis, Friend R o d d ’s daughter, Ella Teflft; Jack Harty, H a r o l d M e a d e r ; D u k e of H i g h Titles, Lincoln R e y n o l d s ; M i s s A u - i m a n t l e t u m n , Mrs. A r t h u r Valentine; M a g gie, a maid, Violet B a i n ; O ' Y a n k o - min, k s u b u r b a n policeman, Bert Tefft; G e o r g e W a s h i n g t o n D D e V e r e Fay W hitaker; Bubbleland Soloist «, j ---------- --\V --------------- ..'.w i c h , ?^,000; Hampton, 51.000; Jack- Sara Babcock. ( m rate for county, billi U w j aon> $100(). Kin(csbury, $ 7 ,500; Put- A c c o r d l n K ^ those w h o h a v e wit- tym of H a m p t o n w i t h a rate of Sl-t)6 I ---- r* < •• >ig item in the total budget, partly rigid holding d o w n of t o w n ex- t'ases a n d partly to the fact that as- • p m e n t s in m o s t t o w n s h a v e been o u g h t s o m e w h a t nearer full value j u n d e r state direction. T h e t o w n s that * a r e raising m o n e y to be used for this , p u r p o s e during the c o m i n g y e a r a n d . t h e property, so that a give^n rate . V , the a m o u n t e a c h will raise are as fol- ’ t h e property produces m o r e m o n e y ]0 W 8 . the public treasury. , Argyle, $2,000; C a m b r i d g e . $2,500; I n G r e e n w i c h the tax rate has been E a s t o n , 54 , 00 0 ; Fort .■Teased .0007, or i0 cents o n a thou- A AnA « AAA « * . , n • * • , A n n , $2,000; Granville, $4,000; G r e e n - V3'\dollars. This is m u c h o e o w the ... TT . r , ? A e wich, $2,000; H a m p t o n , $1,000; Jack- ' rate for the county, Imt the » nAA lr. , -n/, n , , u * ^ ^ i ^ ! s o n » 51,000; Kinpsbury , $/,o00; Put - o f H a m p t o n w i t h a rat e o f 1 _ _ nnn ^ nAA TT . , , ^ . Z. n a m , $3,000; S a l e m , $2,000; W h i t e r t h o u s a n d low e r takes a w a y f r o m | 0 nnnt n n-± u n *c . „ . . • . f C r e e k , $2,000; Whitehall, $5,000. -.eenwicR tho distinction of h a v i n g A , . . . i T h e first w p k of the supervisors lowest tax rate m the county, , tif . ' u ............ a n n u a l session w a s uneventful. T h o r e Ich it held for s o m e y&irs. I . . . .. . , t w e r e n o o p e ® differences of opinion, * T h e highest rate Is paid In the t o w n 1 » ^ * f' a n d n o question c a m e up requiring a k ' a r j f s . PS T Z \ ' t “ n v,’^ hs■, f” “ T T ‘“di- I00K ®400 « ™ fC , ., , , .. cations go, there s e e m s little pros- '.e of S39.50 per t h o u s a n d dollajs pect of a n y t h i n g c o m i n g u p to dis- ^jluation, m o r e than twice the rate T ^ ^ %W ^ rGreenwich. c ' tnrb harmony during the second- $ addition to the general tax rate,' 8 se83*031- foerty outside of incorporated vil- i H a r o l d H a v e n s Tells of Attack T h e reports o f c o u n t y officers and' ~ _ w f , , , . .. , Stranger AVhont Inrited v ..... agencies received during the week gto m all towns pays ar addlt,oaal showed {pw notah,e ch from last R id e _ I olicc Seeking Him. He for the upkeep of h.gl^ays. , ^ The roport of thg C0Iflmittpe ----- ^tThe following table gives the gen- . \1 tax rates in each of the t o w n s in # county, an d also the rate for 1S23 ' •r c o m p a r i s o n : ' dition. ing their decision. T h e attitude of T h e actions w e r e b r o u g h t in the E a s t o n people s e e m e d to b e t h a t , b a n >' county. A t t o r n e y W a l t e r W e r - t h e y w ^ r e m o r e interested in ^ e t t i n K , t i m e of C o h o e s representing the to Tro3', f r n m w h i c h city Mr . F r e e - > plaintiffs. n o w operates a bus line to I Mr . . V a n Kirk m o v e d that the Schagkticoke, than in connecting with '-ases^be tried in W a s h i n g t o n county the lilts connecting the W a s h i n g t o n for ’^ e convenience of Witnesses, c o u n t y village' T h e motion w ^ s arfrued before Jus- N © oppt>>iti\n on the part of rail- ti.’t* H o w a r d w h o tlenit'd it. A p p e a l r o a d or a m on e e K e a p p e a r e d at the w as taken f r o m his decision, w h i c h meetilig. It is expneted that if h e has n,,w been reversed. As a result gets tfie P'Tmissinn of the public thls re\er-=al it- i> expected that nessed rehearsals, the enter&iunment , service c o m m i s s i o n M r . F r e e m a n t l e the action will be tried in \Va.ahing- will be well w o r t h seeing. las music, will pict hi> bus line in operation in r m <\unty. It m a y c u m e o n at the a n d the jflot a b o u n d s I the spring ( H e r the southern part J a n u a r y t e r m of s u p r e m e i-ovrt to b e • o f the routf he \vri!l h a v e n o t h i n g held in H u d s o r ^all**. 1 better t h a n dirt roadg of a very in- : different rharacter. 1 T h e Gre- \'.vich t o w n board nn M o n d a y adjourned the h e a r i n g u p o n the japplicatdor by Raul C. Atkina to oper- ' ftte a £ h h line f r o m this village to ^ ; M i d d l e Falls. p r e s u m a b l y to learn the to outri>mf« o f *he hearing m Easton. ( T h r t village b. ard si»me time a de- ; nied an applica;ion nf Mr. Kr e e m a n t l e is excellent a n d th e with clean h u m o r . FROM FORT 011 w e people’s m m 10 BE HELD III GREEIIW1GH Thi r t ) - F i v e C h u r c h e s and S u n d a y Schools Invited to T a k e 3’art— Features of the I’roRrara. a.one w a s increase c a m e on sheriff’s accounts s h o w e d the fol- H a r o l d l o w i n g expenses for th e s u p p o r t of ..was held H.ivens o f F o r t E d w a r d j t° enter this village. v.pr a n d robbed yesterday T h e w h o l e , bu- f r x n c h w e tj-. 1 ition i w n 3?yle ( A b r i d g e esdesn *s t o n xt A n n ■rt E d w a r d canville reenwich a m p ton trtford 'iron . ... <?i^on , m & s b u r y fjitn^m oilem prisoners: F o o d , $1,747.71; clothing, SR5.92; trans-portation, $309,00; e m - 11)23 1924 §30 4 0 5 2 8 8 0 i p *°yes» SI, 142.30; bedding, supplies, 18.80 1 8 . 4 0 1 etc.. $331.27; jail physician, $99.91; 39.50 j total for prisoners. $3,696.11. U n d e r 24 90 t*1e u p *teep the jail, court house, 2 4 3 i | etc., w e r e the following items: Jail 20.00 J a n d court house, $3,564.25; u n d e r 17.T0 sheriff a n d family, forf3, $768.34; of- ! fice expenses, $5-79.14: b o a r d of jur- 2 6 9 0 ors• ? 7 2 -0 0 : tota1' §-1.983.73. G r a n d 20.50 total, $8,678.8-4. 25.50 T h e total n u m b e r of d a y s prisoners 30.50 W ere b o a r d e d w a s c o m p u t e d at 6,450, 19.40 38.80 22.35 26,00 .30.00 21.80 17.00 . 18.50 29.70 24.10 24.80 22.90 24.00 19.00 24.50 forenoon of $ 4 0 0 in cash a n d a R e o 1 a p p e a r s to be fraught with m ' m l e x - truck belonging to his employer, J ities. an d it s e e m s impossible to say K r o m n a n a n d c o m p a n d of Schenec- just w h a t the out<nr»ie will be It is tady. T h e r o b b e r y occurred racar the asserted b y s o m e w h o elaim tn k n o w Fort E d w a r d reservoir in tfao t o w n | that the M e f r o s e m a n will he able to of M o r e a u . j r u n his line into this village, with nr H a v e n s w h o is e m p l o y e d a s a but -1 without the permission of the local ter, cheese a n d e g g s a l e s m a n b y : authorities, presided he does not .-ol- K r o m a n a n d c o m p a n y , h a d been m a k - ; leet fares for the portion of t p trip, ing s o m e collections for the ft r m a n d i in the village. Ot h e r s assert tvat th.s w i t h the m o n e y , about $400, in o is n o t the case. b a g started with his R e o truck for j It seer->« to b e gpnerally agr.'nl that Schenectady. A s h e startecS f r o m ! a b u s ltne t h r o u g h Fa s t o n to T r o y F o r t E d w a r d over the dirt roaid lead-, b y w a y nf Scha g h t i c o k e w o u l d he a ing to the G l e n s Falls-Saratogra state p a y i n g proposition providing t h e ^ a n d the cost of their food for that pe- v* lens riod figured out $1,565 per w e e k , h i g h w a y a stranger ask e d f o r a lift 1 r o a d s were m condit-on to permit its 8 *- * ------- J ” --------- - ----- J — J ----- * ----------- — - ' - — ;0n of the A s reported in this paper'last w e e k , , w h i c h is a b o u t .W c e n t s ' p e / w e e k lest ^ S a r a t o g a a n d H a v e n s stopped a n d , running. for a g o o d porti * o o o a t y b u d g e t ha s increased m a - J t h a n last year. - t o o k h i m nboartL ' y e a t ' T h p tovra has «'ade A y o u n g people’s institute in whi c h the churches a n d S u n d a y schools of neighboring towfis ha\e b e e n invited to take part is beiny: a r r a n g e d b y the pastors of the G r e e n w i c h churches to be held o n Friday a n d S a t u r d a y of next week, D e c e m b e r 5 a n d 6 A b o u t thirty-five ctiurclies liavp. been invited, including those of C a m b r i d g e Salem, Argyle, Schuylerville and the s'nailer places within a radius of fifteen miles. T h e first session of the institute wili be held at the Baptist ch u r c h Friday evening. Thi* principal speaker will be Rev. W . G. H o o m - hower, pastor of the L u t h e r a n ch u r c h at CoMeskil! an d a well k n o w n S u n d a y school worker. S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g there will be After riding abo u t t w o miles the considerable progress in building an a session in the R e f o r m e d church at ,4ally over 1923. This is l a r g e l y 1 T h e report recited the fact that a i to state a n d c o u n t y higtiway ! l a r g e n u m b e r o f federal prisoners stranger s u d d e n l y placed a revolver I i m p r o v e d road o v e r the northern part which .there will be a series of half rk, increase in the cost of care of h a v e b e e n confined in the jail d u r i n g against H a v e n s ' r i b s a n d ordered him, of this m u t e , but f r o m Easton C „ r. hour conferences led by Rev. Mr . nt y dependents in a s y l u m s sani--the year, the total n u m b e r of d a y s to stop the car .and ge t out a m d -walk! n e r s south t h r o u g h the lower end of B o o m h o w e r , Rev. J o h n Cole, pastor . & * » a n d elsewhere, a n d to m a k i n g ! b o a r d -chargable to t h e m being 3,672.: t o w a r d A , the y o u n g ' t h e to*n ,,f E a s t o n a n d the north end ' \ - ” - --------- — s deficiencies in last year's b u d g e t , : T h e federal authorities allow fifty m a n alighted a n d started to o b e y the of Schag-hticoke the road is in very e. i t * ™ thnt, s h o w s R IarEm increase • c e n t s a d a y for their board, btat it is bandit strUfk h i m a n d k n o c k e d h i m p o o r condition during m o s t of the d o w n . H e t h e n d r o v e o n with the I year. T h e r e is a s t r o n g d e m a n d for l a state r»iad over this route, w h i c h is next spring. T h e increased interest in tree plant ing this y e a r w a s not limited to a n y particular locality or to a n y g r o u p or class of tree*” planters but w a s general throughout the state, a n d rn- ; e l u d e d f a r m e r s a n d private land o w n - A 1 ‘ i ers, municipalities, industrial c o n cerns, f a r m bureaus, ruraj school , districts, sportsinen’s associations a n d others. M o r e orders for trees w e r e receiv ed f r o m f a r m e r s a n d private land o w n e r s than f r o m a n y other class o f planters, a n d they called tor a larger total o f trees. F r o m this class there w n r e X 3 3 ‘ rders calling for a total of 4.,G37,->oO trees s h o w i n g the wide- < P ’-ead interest in the reforesting m o v e m e n t a m o n g persons ha v i n g idle land suited to g r m v i n i trees. T h e increase in this class 1,486.598 trees. T h e next largest f r o m industrial concerns w h o are interested in the reforesting m o v e m e n t to furnish t h e m with a supply of r a w material. This g r o u p plant e d 1,732,300 trees, w h i c h is a n in crease of 670,500 trees o v e r last year. Miscellaneous ori'air '.ations, including s p o r t s m e n ’s clubs, w o m e n ’s clubs, conservation associations a n d others, planted 57^,000 tret's w h i c h w a s nearly double the n u m b e r . plant e d b y this class of organizations a y e a r ago. Their* w e r e 35,000 trees ordered h y the B r o o m e C o u n t y S p o r t s m e n ’s association a n d distributed to rural schools throughout B r o o m e co u n t y f|'r tarting school forests. This ac tion resulted in starting m o r e school forests in B r o o m e co u n t y than h a d heretofore been started in the entire state. T n e initial planting in a 100 acre forest to be k n o w n as the W o m e n ’s Federation forest w a s m a d e in O c tober ’fry officers of the N e w Y o r k State Federation of 'Women's clubs o n a tract of land a f e w miles south of G l e n s Falls. 32,000 tree? w e r e planted on this tract in October a n d 68,000 m o r e will be planted next spring. T h e village of W a r s a w , W y o m i n g county, started a municipal forest S o m e time later H a v e n s was. f o u n d 1 t h e shortest route to T r o y frr a large *ie i t e m that s h o w s a large increase ' c e n t s a d a y is y e a r is that of purchasing land e s t i m a t e d t h a t this allowance is too / rights of w a y of state o r c o u n t y ! small. C h a r g i n g against these pris- car. ^jhways. In the construction of the i o n e r s their s h a r e of the g w e r a U u p - , Si ver r o a d f r o m F o r t E f w a r d to , k e e p of the jail, heat, u n d e r sheriff's in a d a z e d condition b y W i l l i a m j p o r t i o n nf W a s h i n g t o n county. ^ n s o n it w a s necessary to pur - ' s alary, etc., it ia r e c k o n e d * t h a t the Clothier of Fort E d w a r d . IEe w a s | — — -------------- Taste m o r e than the usual n u m b e r o f ! a m o u n t s h o u l c k b e doubled, a n d the' taken to Fort E d w a r d w h e r e fee told ‘reels of land, d u e to c h a n g e s in t h e ' c o m m i t t e e r e c o m m e n d e d that steps i his story before Justice W i l l a r d R o b - Jije, w h i c h h e l p e d to swell the total i b e t a k e n to secure an allowance of inson. T h e S a r a t o g a c o u n t y author- f the B e n n i n g t o n Methodist church a n d Mrs. Elizabeth Finn, director of y o u n g people's w o r k for the B a p t i s t , 1^ 20,000 ^trees a n d will publication society. T h e r e will be a period of physical exercises directed this item. ' o n e dollar a d a y for their board. ities w e r e notified a n d a search w a s la i h e tax b u d g e t four items go t o ' A t F r i d a y ’s session t w o h i g h w a y started for H a v e n s ’ a s s a i l a n t a_nd the ^ k e jip the total w h i c h is c h a T g e d i resolutions w e r e adopted. O n e re- j stolen truck, b u t so far withoiat suc- r collection against all the t o w n s cf | q u e s t e d the c o u n t y ’s representatives cess- ® e county. T h e s e ite m s a n d the j in the legislature to secure a n a m e n d - 1 — -- ------------- founts appropriated for each in I m e n t to the state h i g h w a y m a p put-! T h a n k s g i v i n g D a y Service-. 1924 are as follo-ws: ’ ' . . . . . . . 1923 1924 TESII1 ARGlflMTTLE U K COUNTY PLAN b y Rev. F. W . B e v a n , foliowe-d by an address by Rev. J o h n Cole. Plans for the afternoon are for outdoor sports an d a campfire pic- hic. A t 5:30 o ’clock a b a n q u e t will be served in O d d P’ellows’ hall at w h i c h J u d g e C. C. V a n Kirk wil1-* a d d to this f r o m season to season until a considerable area of bare w a t e r s h e d has b e e n reforested. N o Prospect of S h o r t a g e of F u n d s to P a y for t h o s e C o n d e m n e d — H e r d s Tested are U n u s u a l l y Clean. T h e w^rk of testing cattle in the S k v a p h e r i a * ....... 3,146.54 ^ u n t y tax: .. 305,697.77 ti ng o n t h e S o u t h A r g y l e - C i p p e r l e y ’s ; T h e an n u a l T h a n k s g i v i n g day- serv- c o r n e r road; tlie other requested the ice of the Protestant churches of 1 t o w n o f A r g y l e u n d e r the co u n t y plan, .$ 67,765.1 & $ 51,152.02 . s t a t e - d e p a r t m e a t o f h i g h w a y s to pre- G r e e n w i c h will lie held this y e a r in j w h i c h is e x p e c t e d to entirely free the 6,306.51 D e c e m b e r Milk Prices. T h e D e c e m b e r schedule of p r o I 'i rs’ prices for 3 percent milk at the 2$1-21(> mile freight zone, as rec o m m e n d e d h y the boa r d of directors ., . . „ , v I °f the D a i r y m e n ' s L e a g u e Co-opera- preside as toastmaster. Rev, J o s e p h _ _____. „ . , , ti n ts . ! tive association is as follows: Burton, rector of St. P a u l s Episco -1 ™ , . ...... . , , . I Class 1 (fluid milk for city distn- pal church, w'tll direct the singing , .. , „„ L, . , . ... , , bution), $.1.07; class 2 A (milk for T h e e v e n i n g p r o g r a m will be closed , » 0 ,n i i- -n i , , ^ „ T,. ! c r e a m ) , $2.10 plus s k i m milk value; with a n address b y Mrs. Finn. i , O D , , . , , , . _________ _ _______ i class 2B (plain c o n d e n s e d a n d ice cream), $2.25; class 2 C (soft cheeses), $2.15; class 3 A (evaporated, s w e e t e n ed condensed), $1.80; class 3 B (milk F o u n d B u n c h of B a d Quarters. Delivery of -4,600 counterfeit q u a r ters w a s m a d e yesterday to a Svra- 6,E90jll> ■ p a r e a surv e y a h d estimate for the ‘ t h e evening instead of in the m o r n i n g j c o u n t y from bovine-tuberculosis, w a s . ^ se secret service m a n by Chris nowder), $1.75; class 3 C (Swiss a n d 3,058.92 construction o f the H a r t f o r d - G r a n - ; as has been the c u s t o m for the p a s t , s t a r t e d recently by D-. D. H. Laird, K a n 6 j a fa r m e r living near Ballston other cheeses of similar type), $1.65; 344 , 677 . 8(5 ! vill6 h i g h w a y , about eight miles in f e w years. A chorus choir xn\l s4ng'[county veterinarian. A r g y l e is the S p a . ' K a n e found th\ m o n e y class 4 A a n d 4 B (butter a n d A m e r i - U 1 n-i c Q Q ! l e n g t h ‘ ■ • “n d G r the °f ^ ev- :r o s € P ^ H ond in the c o u n t y to h a l i t e buried u n d e r the floor o f a n olli fcarn 1 r a n cheese) price determined b y av- . . ... $382,915.98 $405,488.96 j , N o t e s j B u r t o n , rector o f St. P a u l s E p i s c o p a l h e r d s tc^.l. T h e wojJc in Whitehall, w h i c h he reeent)y d<?molished. T n . ' e r a g e wholesale price of butter a n d ! c h urch. T h e s e r m o n will b e delivered i e x c e p t for the refests; has b e e n c o m - 'itn. a d dition to this a m o u n t assessed i '•titably against each of the towlls' ! A r ^ L ’^ R e v - E d g a r C. Smith, pastor «f thelpleted. :l-e-4re assessed separately against vrore t h e 1 g u e s t s f the A r g y l e church. T h e service will be- I Rnnorts m • a u t o m o b i l e club a t a b a n q u e t g i v e n J K jn at 7:30 o’clock in the B-iptir*-1 p - ! in G r a n g e hall in that village. A n t church. v ^ __ _____ ________________ _ _______ _ I excellent d i n n e r w a s served followed % ^ . a I U . : b y speaking. Er. G. M . Stillman of l a m t e n a n c c of state roaas i . , . , ,« , . , . W i l m a I A r g y l e presided as c h a i r m a n ai)d m - 1 v v u m a , , have b e e n circulated that iptist i -. ,,, 1 ^ |)e> i m p o s s i b l e to comp l e t e the w o r k in A rgyle w i t h o u t delay because | 'of a shortage of f u n d s to p a y for con- I.ittle Girl Killed. - Iriemned cattle. It is stated, however, T h o m a s , three years old, o n g o o d authority, that such is not the hfflrr ihA t n w n V»riria*OQ ' A l '8y*w iu^aiut:^ us* u i u n iiwm ai/u - id-'all siich purposes. T h e s e latter | R e d u c e d the speakers. H o w a r d Siiy -1 d a u g h t e r of M r a n d Mrs. William f o r V t o ^ o a e ^ d u f f this ■ - — --------- - <- ^ e r of A r g y l e m a d e a n address of T h o m a s of Fair H a v e n , Vt., w a s ^ i l l e d ;flsra] yeir ;s ho ? neariy exhausted, -.+v ■ .1 „ 1 d e r o f A r g y l e m a d e a n addres s o f * “««« «> ui * ».,, » » » . — »• jtiscai y e a r t o g e t h e r with the f n j w e ieorne. i ^ e other speakers w e r e 1 S u n d a y afternoon w h e n she w a s .and there is ei . as I r w -R^-nrtoii nt +i,a I t h f o w n f r o m a _ P o T ^ d u r i n g car -syhich , will he sufficient to p a y for all the estigation of the pieces s h o w e d t h e m j c h e e s e during D e c e m b e r , to be of brass w i t h a silver w a s h i n g | T h e class 1 price is the s a m e as the Ballston business m e n say that about ‘ N o v e m b e r price. Slight- increases ten yefti’s ago,a n u m b e r of such quar-; f’-ie m a d e in s o m e of the lower classes. ters w e r p in circulation in that vi-; ------------------ cinity a n d it is thought that the per-1 Should C a r r y Licenses son m a k i n g t h e m concealed the un-| A state m o t o r inspector f r o m Al- used portion of his h a n d i w o r k w h e n i b a n y in c o m p a n y w i t h Chief of Police investigating authorities frightened, U s h e r of H u d s o n Falls started a c a m - e amounts the towns receive _.. lit s h a r e of the state i n c o m e tax W . 1Bowteil, pres,dent of the F o r t . w a g d r i w n fcy h e r M t h e r i as it sk idded * - - ■ - Edward automobile club; Chairinan j into a ditch and cjserturned hta the e v e r y reason to believe it him. 'd similar receipts, are what make' f /Variation in the rates in the <Iif- ’-pnt; to-wns. V a u g h n of the board of supervisors,; W h i t e h a l l - F a i r H a v e n road. H e r neck C o u n t y E n g i n e e r Richards, Su p e r v i s - 1 broken. A sister a n d brother o f ent towns, j \ “ ‘ kj ^ amounts which 'the\ several. or WiUiam Norton of Hartford; Dis-! ^ well « -misMo^tqwi-expeasos-l— •'— r4Gontinusd--pn-5age-6-) -- ---|j»t*ises.~ cattle likely to b e c o n d e m n e d in' the P o m o f l a G r a n g e to M e e t t o w n o f Argyle. S a t u r d a y of next week, D e c e m b e r 6, - A c c o r d i n g to reports of the first the W a s h i n g t o n county P o m o n a will tests m a d e in Argyle, the percentage hold a quarterly m e e t i n g at . H u d s o n of infected cattle f o u n d there is u n - ; Fa|ls. T h e m o r n i n g session will ojpen usually small, a v e r a g i n g not m o r e iat 10:30 o’clocjc. D e g r e e s will b « t o n - -fiw-jwr-ceht; -------- ; -------- — — p a i g n in that section S a t u r d a y to see that motorists carry their operators’ licenses. T h e officers stopped a b o u t a h u n d r e d cars, a n d out of that n u m be r four drivers w e r e t a k e n before a m a g i s t r a t e for failure to h a v e their licenses. T h e y said t h e y h a d licenses at- h o m e , b u t theysv/ere fine’d t w o dol- fers~3i>icc&. ------ H— : t ~ — 1—
