New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1927, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1927. WHAT THE FLOOD DID TO CAVENDISH, VERMONT The above two cuts are from pictures taken on the site of the little town of Cavendish, Vermont, after the flood waters had subsided. The original was brought to New Britain by Rufus Hemenway after a visit to the scction last week-end. The original photo is a panorama which was too wide to be fitted properly into a newspaper page, hence two cuts were made of the picture. If the reproductions above are cut out and pasted end to end, they will present the entire panorama, half of which is in each cut. What was once the principal street of the town is shown, the gully running parallel with where it once ran. Seven houses were precipitated into the water where it washed away underneath them, leaving a channel that is, in places, about seventy-five feet below the old ground level. There was not even a brook along the stretch shown above before the flood. The gully is an entirely new water-course, i JUSTIBE S"] A | The grand jury session yesterday | the original corporation and that the doing to be characterized }cuuly been favored with his claims [} I]UNS was comparatively brief, and but new company would continue un- of beneficence and gencrosiiz Yl]UN[i l;fl[][“]fiE for partnershfp at several dances. | alte Lon f iwo witnesses were heard. They the control and dircction of the ' The Lelands cha at if it were | “John is a perfect peach,” is her Is vere John Scholotterbeek, a | Lelands, who were to give it their not for their agrecment with r. {verdict on the young Amherst stu-| cie of the Mayflower | ience and good will. Ford, they would have been able to | dent. “He is so very polished and | H ' 4 1l wnd dames L. Riddle, auditor| When the mew company was or- | effcct a reorganization of the com- {smooth and he dances divinely. They | Iscove ANy f f an Park hotel. ! ganized, the Lelands were placed in pany or to have recstablished its | talk about his being shy and Te- ] Jeck presented records | charge of operations, the bill sets|business on a basis which would = == served but—well, he is certainly a| trom First I'a hotel showing that on Oct. 15, | forth. The new company, i adds | have assurcd the yayment of the Doy Mt Holvoke Collede Girl peach.” i | C;_ans f|nndr\,.nd Pores the day the trial jury was sworn in, |met with ‘“extraordinary success,” | con 5 oAllore an e ool oI Le) y 5 0y0 (] ege 1 | MI“} Kunsig has very ]iz]:t ).;m, ree from Any Taint inee telephone call was | using the selling organization of the | er | i | gray blue eves and very regular fea- | | ST Al e R s Sinclair's apartment to | going concern, {h value of| Having failed to f ; Another Admirer | cures Bio toate i il e e : can't tempt people who understand Jeffrics, confidential clerk to old oration. 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He dances with | muscular action of the bowels, t on the sume day, another which was upward of $25,000,000." | not to permitt ot © South M Mass., Nov. 15 (B) Ul went 1o the offices of the Sin-| The Fords paid some of the stock- | property acquired, or the stock held — yonn (oolidge, son of President sir Nability for p: T counsel as to their liability for p loads of girls. ui op. (b eephonn a ¢ creditors, with Continued from First Page 3 . Don't g habit of takin e dguarters of the tha purpose of secking to avoid pay- R y : < 3 ! medicin onstiy - 3 i . S e O e the while and the coroncr finds 1o lon," she_confided In answer 10 &\ yuy gPARCHED a long fime for any 0% L1 0-ntoNIeation. 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