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THE JOHNSTOWN DAILY REPUBLLLAN VJEDNESDAY FEB. 14, 1912 PAGE THIIKE - C{ ><. Papérs cg Sale at Gloversqne Telephone 30. WL. Contest ThE - OREN COON WiLL \ In Surrogate's court on March i$th the will of the late Orren Coon of Meco will be probated. It is an- rot been heard of in twenty years _ and who was supposedly deal, will tbe present at that time and contest. the will, as he was not male a bene- Rciary. \ Charles H. Coon, twenty years or wore ago, was, well known in this vicinity. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Coon and livel here with his sister, Alida CGbon, and a brother, Alfred. Both the latter are Hving here at present and both, in common with their. 'dther relatives, © had thought Charles lgng since dead. . The discovery that he was still ~ the death of Orren Coon, the uncle and the latter's will was offered for _ probate in the surrogate's court. therefore, became necessary to locate @l! \the relatives of the dead man. Emith & Moyer of Johnstown, the at- torneys for the petitioniers in the matter, in their search of tilings of Charles H. Coon, the supposed dead man, discovered that the was not dead, living at Muscatine, Iowa. A letter which was recently received of T5 Third street informed her that «ince leaving Gloversville Charles had married and that one child had been born tohxmn. ’Masquerade Ball About one hundred and fifty young . people enjoyed the annual mas- : querade ball of the nounced that Charles Coon, who has [ alive was brought about when, after It. here by his sister, Miss Alida Coon | liting team took 13 ERSVIL LE Office In Heacock Banding On Busy Corner With Equitable Life Insurance Company 1\cwnham a Cigar Store and at the Postoflice Cigar S tore. Dellvery by Gamer. . P. L. hold at Colan's acajemy last evening. The music was furnished by the Orpheus orchestra. John Shoots as Happy Hooligan was awarded the prize for | the best gentlemen's costume and Miss Irene Wheeler in a card costume took the lady's prize. AROUND THER CITY ! - - - -- to' At the mesting of the common council last evening routine business was transacted. Those who took part in the enter- tainment, \A Day on the Ranch,\ will enjoy a dancing party in Fores- ter's hall Friday evening. The Texas Rangers defeated the Midget basketball team on the Arietta court last evening by a score 'of 21 to 12.} Tonight at 'the armory, the Com- pany G basketball team will meet the Hudson State League team. One of the best games of the season is an- ticipated. The Hiawatha club bowling team , lost thre. straight games to the Adel- phis on the Becker alleys last night. Eugenes R. Brown had high single and high total 211 and 586 respec- tively. Amsterdam Eagles Here The Gloversville Eagles were de- feated at cards in their rooms in this city last evening by a delegation from the aerie in Amsterlam. and pinochle were played and the vis- locals 11. by John Wilson was enjoyed after the | game. A return game will boe played in Amsterdam in the near future. Cribbage games to the. A splendid feed prepared . Johnston“ Tolenhone 204. ANNUAL MEETING OF FREE LIBRARY The annual meeting of the Glov- ersvile Free Library was held yes- terday afternoon at 4 o'clock and the following officers were elected: President, Charles W. Judson; first vice-president, Richard B, Par- son; second vice-president, John H. Richardson; sccretary, J. P. Hea- cock. Two new directors were nam- ~ed to fill the vacancies caused by the death of the late Justice Spencer and George M. Place, Oscar L.. Everest be- ing named to succeed Mr. Place and A. C. Saunders being namei to suc- ceed Justice Spencer. A fitting tri- bute was paid to the deceased direc- tors by several of those présent. The meeting took up the reports of the various officers for the year | and discussed various matters of rou- tine business. 'The report of J. P. Heacock. the | secretary, follows: Henry, the honorable common council of the city of Gloversville, and the president and members of the Gloversville Free Library: CGentiemen:-The directors take pleasure in submitting to you the an« f‘nu'al report for the year 1911. 'having been the thirty-first year of | {its activities and we have good rea- son to believe and hope that our fel- low citizens agree with us, that the library is and has accomplished & great deal of good and 'has become a part of the system of public educa- tlon in our city. We i‘e deeply grieved to have to record the demise of two members of |. Juige EHigar A. | the association, , Spencer died on May 5, 1911, and oft fpuzc. ~«a29 t wn Not @ ¢ uvhllw, instcacl of builder of health. i It 1s one thmg to make pure beer, another to keep The Erov1 Bottle keeps Schlitz Physicians and surgeons. prescribe wo oe eagle wie 2 2 a U malt tonics, as a _\ Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous. It's only natural. that Schlitz should be the hozie beer. See that crown or cork is branded \Schiits.\ Telephone 26593 Sanford Eaton Hotel Lincoln Glovers'ville. N. l 20 CY Mr. George M Place, on September | 1911; who was called at the birth of I talent and life to the noble work of their best efforts and thoughts, wise librarian; Miss Mabel Getman, assis- ed scholarships to the following stu- To the Mayor, the Honorable A. L.- This | | monia. | toga and years ago he was employed for quite a term of years by the late | 12, 1911, Judge . Spencer being A charter member 31nd. secretary of the Gloversville Free Library since its ore | { ganization. We are also deepiy grieved to have to record the death of our faithful librarian, Mr. A. L. Peck, Octoner 9, the library association and gave his building and making it the library that it is this day. Such men afs these will live on in the memory of this institution to which they gave counsels and assistance. The death of the librarian causing a vacancy in October there was elect- ed temporarily, Miss Harriet Peck, tant librarian, it being considered that they were ably fitted to carry on the work of him who had brought the library up to its present high stand- ard. The scholarship committee award- dents named below who enjoy the, fruit of the wise benefaction of the late Judge Parsons: Blain R. Butler, Johnstown, N. Y. Walier S. Basterly, Gloversville, N. Y. Edward S$. Hennelly, Johnstown, Morris Palmer, Gloversville, N. Y. Franklyn H. H. Bryoro, Racquette Lake, N. Y. M. Stuphen Somers, N. Y. George S. Van Antwerp, Johns- town, N. Y. Ernest A. Fox, Gloversville, N. Y. J. Sheldon Butler, St. Johnsville, N. Y. Lennis Dunbar, Gloversville, N. Y. Cornelius Mahaney, Fort Plain, N. Y. ‘ Gordon Vosburg, Johnstown, N. Y. The report of the financial condi- Johnstown, tion of the institution as well as the | report of the Hibrarian, are herewith submitted. | : - in behalf of the board of directors, (Signed) J. P. HEACNDCK, Secretary. February 13, 1912. Reports of the treasurer, F. S. Sax- ton, and the librarian, Harriet E. Peck, were also read. OBITUARY Margaret Dillenbeck Sitterly. Mrs. Margaret Dillenbeck Sitterly, aged 83 years, didd at the home of time of the gathering which for ancther year. | E. L. Tyrrell, Abner Wemple, George ' Hardy. her daughter, Mrs. John H. Meyer, of Stone Arabia, Monday evening at 5 ty and Mrs. J. H. Meyer of Stone Ara- bia; Josiah, Jr., and Ira Sitterly of , 1 Gloversville; Daniel Sitterly, Mrs.: Charles Abel and Mrs. Aaron Hime of Bauder of Stone Arabia. The funeral will be held at the re- 1 sidence of J. H. Meyer at Stone Ara- bia at 12 o'clock and at the Lutheran church at 1 p. m., Thursday, Feb. 15. Stephen McGown. The death of Stephen McGown, aged 86 years, occurred at his home in Meco Tuesiay afternoon at 8: 30 o'clock, death being due to pneu- He was a native of Sara- Col. Albert T. Pock of Peck's park. 'Of late he had led a retired life. | Besides hik widow, Mary McGown, the deceased is survived by two dauzhters, Mrs. James Wille and Miss Lulu McGown. Rev. George C. Douglass, pastor of the Fremont - Street Methodist church, will officiate at the funeral service which will be held at the late home, Thurgsiay afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be made at the Johnstown cemetery. Pupils Get Positions The following pupils of the Glov- ly taken positions with the following named firms: Carl Bonocker, stenographer with George W. Man- Wells, stenographer with B. J. Wil- kins Co.; Arthur Longfritz, book- keeper and stenographer with George Upijegraph & Sons; William Pettys, bookkeeper with the National Biscuit lC’OJ II. L. Bowers, bookkeeper at City National bank; Miss Olive Bog- ,art, bookkeeper with The Morning | Herald; Ethlyn Straight, bookkeeper { lwmth Judson & Rogers; Ada Hilley, l stenographer with George H. Wither- : head; Ethel Lynch, bookkeeper and sbenographer with The Unique Glove Co.; Kathleen Smith, bookkeeper with George O. Smith & Co., all of Gloversville; Janet Peters, bookkeep- er with Hutchens & Potter: Clara Bradshaw, bookkeeper with the Glen Telephone Co. of Johnstown: Her- schel Smith, stenographer with the Beechnut Co., Canajoharie; Irene | Cook, stenographer with Christie & i Wilkins, Mayfield; Julia Coe, book- keeper with the BroadaJ-bin Electric 18: Power Co., Broadalbifi. iWright Mrs. Carrie Grimshaw. | a'clock. She is survived by four sons | and three daughters, Jacob A. Sitter- \ Hemstreet. Johnstown; also a sister, 1 Mrs. Rufus ; ersville Business sthool have recent-. bookkeeper and | drill; Ralph Bowman, assistant book- | | Keeper with Jacob Adler & Co.; Alice North MAN SET CHURCH CONFERENCE] The Rev. Fred L. Pecker of Sara- toga, district superintendent, presid« er over the fourth annual conference of the North Main Street church held | last evening. The conference confirmed the elec- tion of James W. Rice as superin- tendent of the Sunday school, and | Thomas Bixby as president of the Epworth leagues, 'The introduction of several resolu- tions and the submitting of the an- | nual report of the pastor, the super- intendent of the Sunady school, the president of ine Epworth league, the various class leaders, the board of trustees, and the president of the Woman's Financial society of the church, composed the balance of the \ was markeg 'by &a unanimity of opinion . and gcftion which augurs well for the | contsmued prosperity and . \advance-i mengb :of the chumh' . . At 'the conclgsion of the\ reading of the reports g, resolution fas ynan-. imously adoppad asking . that; the pastor, the Rey: Albert; B, 'Angell, wha has done. excéllent work for the church, be returned to this charge was also given the Rev. Mr. Decker. The following. officers and commit- tess were then elected: Stewards—George Blood,. D. H. Cole, W F .J. Doop, C. F. Davis, Homer Hod- der, A. C. Wetherbee, George Simp- || son, Henry Noyes, H. T. Fish, Abner Wemple, W. J. Hemstreet, W.. H. Skaine, D. B. Abrams, J. H. Perry, Dr. R. L. Howland. ini Recording - steward -Geo. son. f District steward-George Blood. - C Committees, . Foreign Missions-John McLean, Henry Noyes, Thomas Bixby, L. A. Wilbur, Robert Patrick, Miss Anna | Wright, Mrs. Thomas Dobmson, Mrs. { \E. B. P1 'kering. © Home Missions and church Exten- sion-A. jC. Wetherbee; D. B. Ab- rams, J. H. Perry, J. W. Watson, Mrs. Edith Dodge, Mrs. Abner Wem- ple, Mrs. F. J. Loop, 'Miss Kate Ern- est. - * Sunday Schools-W. J. Hemstreet, W. C. Perkins, Dr. R. L. Howland, Tracts-Third Vice President Ep- worth _ league, - Miss Georgiana Temperance——-Mr8 Thomas Dobin- son, Samuel Wallace, George Simp- son, S. W. Cook, Mrs. J. Fairchild. Education-D. H. Cole, W. C. Per- ' kins, Homer H'odder, Miss Henrietta Freedman's Aid~—-William Hodaer, W. F. Bailey, Robert Patrick, Leo Hollenbeck, Henry Van Dellon, M. Hageman. Church Records-George - Blood, A. C.. Wetherbee, D. B. Abrams. Church Music-J. W. Rice, Wil- liam Hodder, W. F. Bailey. Auditing Accounts-The Finance committee. Pastoral Relations-C. F. Davis, J. W. Rice, Samuel Wallace. Parsonage-Exterior, the trustees. Interior, officers of Woman's Finan- cial society. Estimating-C. F. Davis, John Mc- Lean, J. W. Rice, H. T. Fish, Henry Noyes, erbee. Pulpit Supply-H. T. Fish, Henry Noyes and George Blood. Hospitals-Junior Epworth league superintendent, third vice president Epworth league, Mrs. H. E. Brooker, Miss Dora Cook. Special Offerings-Pastor, George Blood, C. F. Davis, J. W. Rice and A. C. Wetherbee. Spec:al Advertsemenls w AYTED | WANTED—An experienced mend- er. - lreland Bros. 1-22if 'A vote of thanks |- . F. Bailey, W. C. Perkins‘ Simp- | D. B. Abrams and A. C. Weth- | Cheney Neckwear, 50c and $1 Earl and Wilson Shirts, , $1.50 to $3 50 _- e Wim Argersingé f 0' MLwoooowoooooooo-Jemmflamm $ INDEX TO BUSINESS {NIERPRISES § POSSESSED BY CITY OF IOHNSTOWN ooooaaooooooooooooaaooooo 000000me MEATS. Headquarters for all kinds of meats | , © Prices Startling. # _ N. ROUSE, 810 North Market Street. © 'Phone 267. GEO. RANUALL Carpenter and Gentleman):~ G* 'Phones 641, 590... ° *~ Plans and Estimates furnished t % on Request. ee OCS GOOD DRY HARD WOOD, HAX ‘AND STRAW at J. H. VAN ANTWERP 2 South Perry Street Hard Block Wood at $2.00 Hard Split Wood at $2. 25. | Soft Wood at $1.60. ° je moss | ABRAMfiSO‘V. 1+, 620, 40000 ___, [S. Fulton St. UNDERTAKER C. A. BUCHANAN, 1 > 121 West Main Street Telephones 385 and 849F-%3 Dar or Night. lady Assistant Orders taken for fowers. i Prompt attention given ambulance a work. LUNCH ROOMS. .. The Electric Luoch Room it place to get a quick lurch Our to is “Clegnunm \ RGire us a 4 GEORGE H.> ABEL. hop, 14 South Market Strook ~> ”Phone. 783. * 1 a # Try our home cured 11mg bacon cut from local corn fed. 300011 contour-taoncni!“ Hams oct'too-obtimipm Pure pork sausage our spe BEARD & STEENBURGH . 'FPhone §6# ~ -- ; 22 .N. Market St.. “Mani, l}, MALONEY. Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats. Fresh Fish, Poultry ans Canned Goods. £2. South Perry Street. ' \Phone 164. If you want robes, blankets, bar- ness or sleighs the best place to buy them is' at H., STOLLER’S LIVERY, 28 S. Market St. There 256 om PAPERS FGR Sa AT THIS OFFICE . TEN cents A HUNb: opm ure pope on oins anna btt att | 53: It Costs Nothing to Try - a. . &e < i Special For i}! do ' l \~ to 0G z Una Week , Fire, Accident, : .. S ‘ 353m go’lef, tal. do are 20 8 We azeauthorlzedbythe _ Employers' Lmbfifly, : # manufacturers of Dust- Bond, Burglary. © - § Rs bfanfhtqrsenggfeue; {has Representing the best mil 2 0 el companie in t = f Compound. t“? want ness.p jes in the but»; $ you to try i one : Week | 0000 \ DESIRABLE REAL Sut At the end of one week if not found satisfactory we will take it back and there will be no charge B8 for the amount you have used. - It does away with dust on sweeping day. Y ou Need It. John T. Selmser to sell, exchange -A and rent. | |). @ It will be to your ad- 4 vantage to 'give: me @ : call before placing your 4 ~ business. ‘ MOOR: Peoples Bank Bid\ g.. . P as on + Cor. Main and Perry Sts. Johnstown, N. Y...... ° $ JOHNSTOWN, N. Y. Phone 69. , giggzggg. io SEME ELNA Seine tn tele $94 “03.33?” finmnm x JOHNSTOWN | BANK Capital. ..- £119,000 Surp. us and Prolits................(190,)00 INTEREST DEPARTMENT Sjecial Deposit Books issued, with interest payable Active representative to establish a permanent business. Best line of Health and Accident Policies. Goo ; territory - and liberal terms - to agents. National Casualty Com- pany, Detroit, Mich. 2-916 - FOR SALE. FOR SALE—OLD VhVVbPAPERa AT THIS OFFICE, 10 CENTS PER HUNDRED 2C ' __ ro ust. TO RENT—Clean, dry storage 'Phone 714. 2-5t¢ C LOS l‘.‘ o j LOST-Enameled belt pin find belt. Finder please return to Miss Isabelle Van Voast, 300 W. Main. 2-13t2 ragm Money to loan on real estate security p If W. W. CHAMBERLAIN inELRAXCK mxan | Phone $73. 102 W. Main St. - quarterly January Ist. Aprxl Ist. July Ist. October Ist - Money deposited on or before the 6th of any month draws in» * terest from the 1s; of that month. . Burglar Proof Safe Deposit Boxes to rent. - To those intending to trave! we offer American Bankers Ay. | Hl sociaticn Traveller's Check as the most convenient way to hee carry money. ohn G. Ferres, President; W. C. Hackney, Vice President; W. A. Hersey, Jr., Asst. Cashier. m. McKie, Cashier; DIRECTORS ; _ Charles M. Knox, 2nd William C. Hackney Martin Collins William McKie James D. Pierson John G. Ferres Borden D. Smith James L. Northrup Daniel McMartin Fayette E. Moyer mf ] mm There is Only One «Bromo Quinine\ That is . Laxative Bromo Gainine USED THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY, - 6A Always remember the full name. Leok for this signature on every box. U
