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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 18, 1913 · page 2

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hone of c ntion. e hone wan
‘ V Sawmill itemeaho‘reo'
bill of'COntractor William it. Me-
, do a! one.
(than in‘t‘hlllliidotion oi the town.
hum «Bethune. under the
p of Percy C. mentioning,
toiled xunproveot the bill.
', ~:rm with John
er of the heart!
Veontruonor.w11eeem
ilommittee chairman
V' , exorbitant, the matter was
before the general committee
. ” when last evening. John
, ,, alien welcomed a wholesale in
moo or, the our. hot hoped that
in hereafter would be likewise
investigated
Them words occupied a great
‘ on time, and although the actual
accomplished was little. the
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V’ The meeting was called to order at
o'clock, and the roll was called.
delve inemhern were present
The minutes of. the last meeting were
fied and approved.
More Bonito Wanted.
. Superintendent ire/1‘. Chapman re-
burned that it would he edvinuhle'to
Mun n- larger opportunity for testing
Dome work of the schools.
outing ie'eo important in the ole
tery schools as reading. he said.
do nailed that two mono added to
the la” dome further need
the second impor-
, supplementary rwork. '
"33!; new. line recommended a
When? manual for elementary work.
' :lliideut Savinnn Club.
Bevingponnutiorchildreumr. Chap-
Stated. will Vhe a great advantage.
believes that n eyetem of savings
one he anally instituted. and it will
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~oreomeottheold and discarded
hooks nae been reunited. life. recolo-
mended the enter He reported further IV
thaten exchange otold hooknior now
would he a particular advantage. .
lowed voted that the «donate to?
test books or the superintendent he
trusted and that munitions be prop-
erly made to the sum!!! committee
Thoma. school committee has no
objection to the Hole oi! discarded

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

secretory Budweil edited it the door with thi , y it The choir
mitten had investigated into the with ' refined no entertain a motion to My
ity of the material used. . the ‘ bennuse a lock or. mode with
Mr. mentioning held: “if it won my widen o pay, it was reported. .
own district I wouldn't allow it. You ill: Wilton hoped that the: home
can buy plenty of Alabama flooring coreiully inventixn iii
cheaper than this was purchased.“ ‘ or the Over River
Mr. Menuhin: asked Mr. Glendeuin . «er-the competition on,
books, it was reported and or. (their *0 effluent to the meeting the letter devil-e.“ haoheenii en.
mansaid that. n is an advisable more aunt hint on lit Mercantile . ' 2 called attention to
n ma voted to leave the matter with? Mr. Glende‘uing: "You probably overkill the flnauoe committee.
the supplies committee ' CHIC lottery. ' t the assistance V5” tllé
'Mr McMahon “in he benevog th Mr. McMohm: “Haven‘t you n copy is , 3 committee be given hit:
it is within the province or mom of it?" ‘
of estimate to reappropriute this” mounting; “No; not with me." ., Hr. Mention said that he . “new
money which would mmm revert MdMahon: *‘Theu you probably have raise I point of order it this who con‘
to the "688‘“?
, hMcMnhon stated that 91-3th:.) mbsbly hoven‘t brought it with you." the committee wholly inadequate to
the consolidation of M he. a 3 Mr. mentioning amnitted that he lied perform the duties, and urged that this
member oi’ the Union school district not the correspondence With him
committee," had investigated a eyetem! We}. Study of Rules.
oisavinxn banke, but consolidntion? Mr MOHM‘ "The finance oom-
threw hid W all out. He unscented mitten hen the most humanly m,
securing iniom‘intiou upon the matter or conducting business. Theroioiiooh building committee submit estimates
hem" Md“! “Y action . love down their duties plainly but in (or the ensuing rear by the neat regu-
i Secretary “we" ““93““ that worrisome“ the rulenthnbfilwan in: Intestine.
information 1’9 secured “'0‘“ savings referred tome. complaining that there The chairman refused. to consider
banks "‘V the CRY 0‘ Norwnl‘h 3'” are two items which are; believed to thin motion because. he aid, this inn
‘9" Chapman will investignte n" have been overcharged W or duty at the finance committee.
coming beck tothinhonrdlbqblilol in. Daniels thought the board was
Numerous bilin were read and ordenV C -.W Pennell. plumber. came back to Mull!“ in too many permieiitiee.
. ~ jme. I wrote tothecommittee that the which lookuptoomuch time. n. M
VCMWC‘W' 3‘" N” APP'V‘V'“ bill of Mr. Pennnll was approved by lievnd the finance committee ebpn’nio'
Chairmen mentioning, 0‘ “1° ““1an no.1 suggest that the committee in- oi attending to the matter. .
committee. reported that the N“ of tom thornlelven on section 3. Article Dr. 00!!th that there doesn't
WWW“ 3- ““3““ ’0' ”5593 w“ 11 and govern them-iron accordingly. mm to be anything conflicting in the
not “Wm“. H“ "at“ m“ 3‘ mm” The bill to here. but them-tiara the by- in; with reterence to Secretary
that work oi this nature should he correspondence in concealed. it has Bedweli'l MM
W m to , .
Secretirmrdlodweli toot it trom thn'VV V3.3 mat!“ ”dimming“ \ . _ : . -
“Mm taken to“!!! bill all bull halt CM? W in m. h m be I committee VeTtould rm id) bring “I ‘
been an osmtnlly inventinted or hell “M W In the W "M W is Wflmé lit-ll"
Mr. Glendeulna Baud that a“) bill! m3 of 0". .ml mum on“
“"3 investimsted “WW3” men. Their notion redeetn aerioufly motion elsewhere. ‘
Beam, We“ asked At the other “90“ the Mmim (mm .9. Mr Glendanm‘ "ma mt the
work. in other districts baboon done MW; of thin M“ mm oi I of the Innuno committee

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Senora! eommittee.
Estimation for Next Your.

 

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‘3‘“ 9131“!“an sold thll it h“ “1 .Iumher and cart it and abuse #56 lot the mfo‘mmn “cam i
W “Win it. i know autonomy vim wan need 3;, mum“ «in h. u my mm.

and the Alabams flooring m above W ‘3 to how 11 5mm r944) the
1 the usual grade. it there in any item m ,
I¥&I$I;n;a$floil'itfiZITIIIJ -:-:-:-.-t titan-‘- otrepnirsorimwwentfl '11” cm Mr. W815 moved Ch". Ch. mull
‘-"’~' -""-" , "' ' ' ‘ ' petition is narrated i are not. til ‘lee on tugboat home; nhali proud! a
dlvlduni to limit “- I beth “10V" '11“ “mtg “mic (01‘ Ch.
but one room in the Franklin school schools of the “‘1‘?“ warm at the
thnthu not been rendered. lbelieve m, mam
thin bill be be new of the 9“?“ “”5“, bit. much naked lfV that abouldn’t
nine bill or item, tor materiel Walsh! no wind out oi. order ‘
ed thnt i over new. The" bonnie oth- mm, mg.” am he Scum
or purpose tether thou within: exor- one how one motioncould he antenna-
bull”. iCh‘C m bwt “- m! (or d m “Whal- Wm the month“:
eonntdnutlon. i want it invention“! J’ R. P. Hoyt man ‘11“ ti. com
thou-outlay" , " mitten mu roman; one point. obno-
iir. Daniele nsirlvd Minot an item or or ”gym. the ,Wgwamt W
76 cents (or attic: and this ann or- «ad.
lowed by Mr. Momma *3!» “10‘“ o w. Miiin said: *1 don’t with who
V ”MWould you dined “1mm do tbil m on; in am min «when armhole
mom. lam NW it fit- ominous-unwion Dne-
ounomu nullity of the MM" ton flint the enamel! would W
Secretory Board! 1mm! m it no worm that it would to
mount involved in the Mlle
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" ‘V directed. whilst. “when to whom i.
» ‘ “refer are not of long standing and do
,. _. not date Vbnok 91 your term of oflice. "

V pectin: oi the Fitch school with the

,. "estimates tor the work and make a re-
. port on the probnole cost. ‘

t Chairman Wheeler stated that none

itho iettei" I wrote .you in reply? it... mama. die hinted that he believed

he a subject to he considered by thei.

.ther time to consider the matter oe-
Secutary Bodwell moved that the

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Mr. «Beech recommended the con- . 'V

sorter. and it wee voted that he be an:
pointed woommittee to mourn. the

Dr. mime elated that the committee 1 *
on teachers reports program. He said .
the committee is held up by some Wot ‘
the lighter details o! attenuation and
requested that a committee or three be

appointed to designate the principals
and heed. teachers and such otheiI our
core of organization. .

Hr Glendening thought the general
committee should know of the recon»
manhood before they go to the spe-
cinl committee. '

Mr. McMahon asked if any oi the ’
modes to omnidle or the bond have
been paid since the investigation or the
legality of this course had been start-

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had been paid to his personal knowi-
Hr. maddening diluted to know it ,
the committee contemplates any
changes in the main backbone o! the
erminntion. -
Superintendent (lineman honed fur- ;

loreeuhmlttlng his report.

Mr. Glendening stated that he under
ntands that the matter has alrendy
come to a head.

Secretary Hartwell reported hernia
conierred with the solectmen relative
to the ceiling. oi the Board oi Winnie
Vand Taxation together for the poi-pone
or appropriating more money [or the
one on the committee. He said that it
ban been diaeovered that every avail-
able neat had been expended. it was *
deemed not to. cell the board together, .

and Selectman Mind Avison manned
him mt thin won the reply to the cone
mastication or the secretary» of the cone
‘mitnne. "i tote pleasure in submitting .
this reportg' he ci’lllllhw _' ~

Chairman Wheeler reported that
there will be u ehortaxle oi about $1,-
an.

Hr. Stevens vvented information an
to how this can be paid. ;

ml):- Sharer made' the euueetion that
money be trnnuerred tram one did
trict to nnother and that no new work
that in not abeointely necessary he
alerted. .

nutrient Secretary Foiierd reported
Von the bill which u» been introduced
into the Legislature recording the con—
eolld'ntion of the liixh school and the ,
emmpohooio; m. not will take .
efleot. trounced. on July int. There
van to have been a hearing on the bill
Dom 30th, but it has been de
toyed to none future timed-
, Mr. Menuhin: moved than commit.- ’
tee anointing of the chairman and see-
rntnry or anoint-oi mutant WW .
holes! the W end urge the
penned at the hill , ,
l air. Glendon!“ suggested that e '
member at the board um: helm the
hunters and one the pm or the
We. bill. The hosting in to he
held a: neck item today .

it was voted that a committee of.
three Mneoointedto ’nototteheer-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

{lilo Melinda thought the hill

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momentum invitation. *
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. out over the itimuiders, and really

. with white crepe.

cddcnrupum 9f the nnvverrnngomentot the race Other Do

 

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Fine ill Quality
Attractive iii Coloriugs

'lhieV Vweelr we she‘ll place on sale a very 13.ng us»
sortmeut of Silk and Wool Poplius, in an extended list
of colors, some eighteen or twenty shades. A purchase
of Pepiius wee made in a grade worth {nil}! $1.25 a-
yard, but they will be oil'ered at $1.603 .tyVVard.

To this iot we have added the Popiius vu- already
had in Stock, which have heretot‘eie mid at $1 25. and
the entire quantitv wiiiV be sold at- .

- $1 (M) .a yard, the Width. 42 inches.

Colin's’ for house Varid evening Wear, and
street

 

 

 

 

for the ..
Colored DiCNri Goods Section.

 

Smart Neekwear

VColiars. jabots and other FaVl- Lais.

 

Half the time it is the indescrilmblc but beuiicli-
ing Fol-Lei that makes the costume distinctive. V

Broad- flat Collars of Bohemian, Ciuny and Point:
Valid: are the things afl‘ected by wmncn who Wish to
be stylish and comfortable liapp) the woman 'whpse
neck is round and white.

Wide Lace Collars m "oleborntc patterns rcath chi
make the trimming
for the dress waist .1? ‘ ~ '

Collars of white and black setin in Directoire and
.Incroyallle styles are conspicuous for their um city and
elegance. - i

White for Mourning Wear.

Deep Collars of White Crepe, with wide hams fas— .
toned at the corners with tiny crepe covered buttons.
Collars of. fine white Brussels net bordered inch—wide
Very distinctive. "’

VWhite Organdie Collar and Cuff Sets, smut- of them
all while others stitched with black. ,

Collars. Code and Cheminttes of lurked nctV.

Tailored Neckwear in new and attractive designs
for the business woman Main floor, center.

 

The White Goods Section is overflowing with nevVv
weaves for the Spring. Voiiea. plakn'etriped and figured,
Crepes. ~Crepe~Voiles andinncy Madras. . -

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Get Yeur RAZOR STROP By

PARCEL POST

With the inauguration of the parcel post out of town
WWW; Within the tint zone. which Covers practically ev.
«monochrome this one“. will be enabled te‘
seem thin VVW premium with five cents additional for
man lenient! of sixteen «no a before the establishment

7 of the valuable reducer of high costs.

Romance the South Nowell: Sentinel has cent hun-
drcds of prcmtnmn throueb the moth it the old pontoon rates.
Gamma-WWW be ahh on are me advent-3n

 

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