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BRAINTREE.

Mrs. F. IT. Cleveland went last week "a
New York to visit her sister.-Miss Teus
Fisher passed last week with her uncls
in rookfield.-Reuben Norman hurt ond
hand badly while laying stone and It was
thought the hand would have 70 be ampu-
tated. It is doing better now-Earl Pow
ers moved his horse barn across the road
and romOdeled II into a separating room
for his dairy Of ~ cows.-TIale Flint has
lately repaired the barns on the HARDWOOD
farm. a part OF which We're blown down
last fall by the heavy winds.-Mrs. Har-
riet Hubbard, who has been stopping with
her sister In Peth for a few weeks. return
cd so Randolph hill the first Of the week.
Mrs. Waldow Flint, who has been in
poor health for over a year. and who went
TO theh Clifford sauatorium about two
weeks ago. was operated upon last week
and returned home Monday. -Ceorga
Mudgett cut one hand badly on his now
ing machine knives and had 10 call doc
tor to dress the wourd.--M. D. Sihley o.
Essex came Friday to visit his daughter,
Mrs w. NJ. Button, who is camping on
the HARDWOOD place. He made the trip
by team in one day, the horse which ha
drove having seen It's 20th birthday.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. W. II. Dill and two sons of Sun
ents Mr.. and Mrs, II. b. Martin.-Mrs.
Minerva Chase is with her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. F.. II. Wilton.-Misses
Frances and Phoebe Clark are visiting
in Bedford. Mass-Mrs. l., F. Hale is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Butler
at Bellows Falls.-The new pipe organ
has been installed in Grace Church and
there was an organ recital Tuesday
evening. given by Frederick T. Bearse
organist of Waltham, Mass, assisted
by Miss Adne Hale, contralto, and c.
r. Taggart. reader.--Mrs Joseph Teb-
bits has returned from Lincoln, Neb,
whore she has been since November
Miss Lucille Hunt OF Lebanon, n, H.. is
guest OF her grandparents, Mr., ann
Mrs. Edgar Hunt--Miss Ida Blake has
returned from Boston whore she has
been for some time and is visiting her
uncle, Il. II. Allen.-Mrs. Lizzie Hiland
visited her aunt. Mrs Tohman, at Or
fordvlle \. H.. the first OF the week.
Miss Elizabeth Renfrcu has commenc -
cd work In the store of j. f. Hunt
Mrs Warren PrlChard of Nahua " IL ,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j, II. W.
prlcharl, the last of the week.-H. f.
Parker and son, Charles, were in Lis
bon, y. H., Sunday
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H. w. ALLEN q co.

Mrs William Dubois went to Keene. y.
H.. Tuesday to visit Miss Alice Wheel
er.-Mrs. Ardn Ordway and son OF Bos-
ton, Mass, Mrs. Elizabeth Halvosa of
Barre and Mrs Lillian Stewart Of New
York went 10 Boston, Mass. Tuesday
after a short visit 10 Mrs Lyman Flint
C. A. Tilden and son, Harry. Of Rox-
bury We're in town TueSday.-The Beth
any parish house will be opened Friday
evening by a fancy bazaar where fancy
articles, aprons and homemade candy
Will he sold The bazaar will continue
Saturday. There will he musical pro-
gramme and Edison's electric rag dolls
will be exhibited beside other interest
ing features. Ice cream and cake will
be served each evening after seven
o'clock
Mrs. auckland OF Springfield, Mass.
came Tuesday night and is boarding at
the Randolph usc.--Mrs. Jane Simons
has gone to aterbury.-Misses Mildred
Dauyow and Bernice Briggs have returned
from a visit in Lynn, Mass. and were
accompanied by Misses Helen and Llzzy
Sault, who will visit at f. T. Sault's-
Esmond Archambault Of Lynn. Mass. and
Rodmund Seymour OF Swampscott. Mass.
I.
man Mouton has returned to burlington,
Mrs, John Springs and son Of Nashua,
y. H., are visiting at ]. W. Dennson's.-
w. w. Heggie. Joseph Cioodheart Ray
Ordway and Harry Wakefield went TO
Bethel Tuesday night-Mrs. c. j. Rum
rill and daughter, Irene, went to South
STAFFORD yesterday FOR few days
Mrs. A. b. Manchester has gone to Port
| land. Me, to visit her son. II. c. Man
chester.--Fred Chadwick has returned
| from San Francisco, Cal.-Mr and Mrs.
| Ellis Dudley have gone 10 BARTON Land
| ing.-Miss Minnie Rogers returned 10
Bethel yesterday accompanied by Misses
Cora and Florence Noble, who will remain
for a few days.-Miss Blanche L. Spauld-
ing of Barre is in town for few days
| Mr.. and Mrs +. NJ Allen and daughter,
| Lena, have gone to East Mid1lebury and
will stop at Braintree, Hancock and Gran
willie to visit relatives. Miss Una Allen
accompanied them.
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WoLCOTT.

Tho remains of the Hon. p. A. Stew
ems, who died at the home of his son,
Sheriff II. c. Stevens in Hyde Park
Wednesday, were brought here Friday
and the funeral held ut the home OF
his adopted daughter, Mrs. ]. w. Scott,
at 200 p. m. with burial In Fair
mount cemetery beside his wife. vino
died 10 years ago Mr.. stevens was
for many wears a resident Of this town
and held many town Offices He was
moderator at town meeting for 20
wears in succession He was also
elected assistant Judge and served one
term He was e. years of age.-Mrs
Albert Boardn,an was called to Wal
den Friday TO attend the funeral of n
reIative-Miss Lura wills Is in Calais
this week. visiting Mrs. clayton Whit
comb.-Seymour clark was Frustrated
bv heat Thursday and has since been
quite ill.-C. A Moody while at work
in the Morse company mill Friday
stepped on a round stick and spratnod
his anlslc--During the severe thunder
storm Saturday the barn OF Vernon
Darling was struck and burned with
It's contents including some calves and
hogs-Mr. DarlinE's Younger brother
Fay. who was In the barn at the time
and received a sever shock, is recov-
ering-Bert shepherd was guest or
Mrs Maria midget over sunday
Imcius Herring is suffering from an
abscess on his kne".--Mr and Mrs.
Jerry Rushford OF Eden were guests
| at C. NJ. Woods over Sunday.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

William G. Holmes Of Minneapolis,
Mimi. is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Holmes. From here he will
60 to Burlington to visit his sister. Mrs.
J. A. Waterman Mrs. Marion Marvin
and sons of Essex Junction are guests
II. F. Sails has returned 10 Burlington
Five persons in town have purchased
automobiles. Cora Page has re-
turned from Essex Junction.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Waterman of Burlington are
guests of G. W. HolmesA large num-
her from this place attended the ball
game in Morrisville Friday. Curtis
Perry and friends took trip in his
automobile The pitcher was Morton
Thomas from this place.-A terrific thun-
der shower struck here saturday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs. A. A Hawley have
taken a carriage drive N St. Adams,
whore they will he the guests Of Free
man Sunderland who will celebrate his
S5th birthday july 81. Nj. Sunderland is
their uncle.
D. c. C;riswoId has returned from an
extended trip to La Crosse. WIS., and
other points. He is accompanied by his
cousin Mrs. Alice Burton of Wauhegan,
H. Mrs Burton will be remembered as
Alice Griswold. who used to live where
u. c. Griswold now resides. He reports
crops West poorer than here.
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CHELSEA.

Charles IT. Tarbell Of Cumberland p.
C., revisited his native town over Sun
day leaving on Tuesday morning. He Is
a son of the late Horace Tarbell, who
died in the house now owned by the w.
II. II. Hall estate. The Hon. Ira A. Abbott
OF albuquerque, n. NJ, n justice of the
supreme court of that Territory, was in
town over Sunday. the guest of his
brother, Collamer p. Abbott.-Mrs. Julia
Rogers OF lowell, Mass, is passing some
weeks at Orange County Hote,.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Sanger of PlattSb,irgh.
n. Y. are guests of their daughter, Mrs.
George A. Tracy.--Mra Slas Phair OF
Plattsburgh. n. Y. who with her chill
dren, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
George A. Tracy. returned home Satur-
day.-Mrs. A. f. Brooks OF Washington,
D. G., IL passing a fortnight with her
friend Miss Mary a. George Misses
Florence and jeanette Marshall OF
Wellesley Hills, Mass. are visiting their
brother, DR.. A. r Marshall Albert L.
Hentz OF BOSTON was the guest OF hts
sister, Madame Marshall last week -
Misses Lillian and Marion Sweet with
their younger brother from Hanover, y.
H, have been the guests OF their uncle
the Rev. George f. Lake. for fortnight
Mrs. y. r. Marshall and three children
with Miss Mary Rich of New Rochelle
n. Y. and Miss Alice Chase of Hanover.
y. IT,, are boarding with the Misses
Andrus.--Dr. Mary Burbank Sherburne
with her young son from Rutland. Is
spending few weeks with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman A. Burbank Frank
J. Thorne Of Boston IS visiting hts
brother, r. c. Thorne. and his sister.
| Mrs Laura A. T. Berry.-Mrs J. Euclid
| Fish Of Boston and two children are
| passing the summer with her mother,
| Mrs. Anne T.. Goss. -Edmund NJ Coburn
| of Manchester, \. H.. has paid short
| visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs NJ
o. Coburn.-Mrs Boardwav and Miss
| Clara are in Claremont. y. H. with
| relatives-Miss LYLE Tracy Of Boston Is
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r o.
| Tracy for a fortnight's vacation.-T1d-
ward A. Davis and family of Bethel were
| IN town Sunday, tho guests of his mother
| Mrs. George l.. Stow-R w. George OF
Boston. Mass. Is visiting his grandfather,
| Moses G. George, and will remain during
| Old Home Week.-PhiIp ]. Little has
| gone to Lancaster Mass, with a view
| to possible location In the barber BUSH
| ness.-William Yeartan and family OF
| Washington were guests of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis q. Slack, over Sun
| day.-Mss Corene Barnes has returned
from a fortnights stay with friends At
| Lake Morev. Miss Elose Eaton Of
| Nashua, y. H, Is visiting her cousin,
| Mrs Charles " Baron
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NORTH TROY.

The Rev. James Ramages has gone
with his family on a three weeks vaca-
ton. Sunday. the Rev. Mr.. Grant of East
ST. Johnsbury occupied the Congregation-
al Church pulpit.-E. l.. Hunt of St.
Johnsbury is visiting his father. ]. r.
r. Hunt. Monday the automobile in
which no was riding frightened tho
horse being driven on Main street by
Robert Chandler, The horse ran. threw
out the driver and broke the wagon
Col. Tracy and several others are rest
ing at Troyan park on Loke Memphema-
gog.-The G.. A r. hall is undergoing en-
tensive repairs.
At the house OF George Warner, who
lives near the depot, there was general
disturbance Monday. Charles Stanhops
was mauled and his face suffered much.
Tuesday. he was fined at the office Of
o. s. Anns, who prosecuted in the alb
sence of the States attorney. c. p.
Ewins. justice OF the peace, sentenced
Sanhope to 20 days in county Jail as
Newport, and Sheriff Wakefield took him
there Tuesday noon
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Iaukota of Los Angeles
Cal. are occupying their summer home
"Quirauk Cottage on the west shore OF
South Hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. Robinson, Willis
Robinson and daughters from the West
are IN town for a few weeks visiting
relatives. Mrs. Stephen Wadsworth fell
a few days ago and broke her wrist.
There was n very pleasant surprise
party at tho home of Frank Wright Fri
day evening in honor of Miss Niaze
Robinson. Dainty refreshments wer,
served during the evening--NIrs. Hyde
and niece, who have been visiting Mrs
Julia Hall. have returned to their home
in Georgia.-Mr. and Mrs y. ]. Morris
and family of Portland. Me, are tn,
guests OF her mother, Mrs. Hall-Mrs
Hyde and daughter Of Plattsburgh were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aller
last week.-II +. Ferris has been il
several days.-Roy Fresh. who has beer
attending school in ITolyoke. Mass, ha.
returned home for his summer vacation
Mrs. II. f. Ferris has gone to Hard
wick and Lyndonvile to visit rela
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JOHNSON

During the thunder shower Satur-
day dry hemlock on A. NJ. Demerritts
farm was struck and set on hre.-The
lawn party, given by the Junior Leagu"
Of the Methodist Church. was held in
the vcstry Monday evening and was
well patronizcd Tho receipts were
abount s15.-Miss Lucy Baker of White
Water Wis. arrived at her fathers,
7. ]. Baker Monday.
Martin S, Villas and his father, Harrison
Villas, of Burlington were in town Mon
day and visited the old Villas home In
the east part of the town. Harrison villas
was born In this town about % days ago
and for time was engaged in the
mercantile business here,--The attend
ance at the summer school is increasing
The foundation is in for the new steam
mill at the depot Station Agent Sher-
win took vacation Tuesday.
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total distance Of l3 miles on foot. The>
young men spoke IN the highest terms OF
the Kindness shown them by people all
along the ruutc--E II. Towne WIS in
woicott and Hardwick Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Coo of West Burke returned
home "Wednesday after week at Mr.. and
Mrs. -. c. Spauding' s.-Mr. and Mrs o.
NJ Titus of Manchester. N. H.. parents OF
Mrs. r. f. Churchill, were called here TO
attend the funeral of Mr.. Churchill.-Prin-
| cipal and Mrs. w. A. Bebee returned
| home Wednesday morning from an eX-
| tended western trip.-Miss Pauline Oar
| ling is In Burlington as the guest of ex-
| Gov and Mrs. u. A. Woodbury.. Miss
| Esther Lyon Of Burlington visited her
| aunt. Mrs. J. ". Warren, Tuesday and
| Wednesday. Thursday she went to Stowe
to visit friends.-Mrs. Sophronla Cook and
nephew. Sherman Quimby OF Wolcott are
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Morse.-The
| Rev. 70 NJ. Fuller of Burlington, State
| secretary of Sunday schools was mere
| Tuesday In the interests of the county
| canvass which Is TO take place Friday
| Miss Edna Bond of Manchester, N. H..
| the g1icst for three weeks Of Miss Sarah
| Strong. returned home Wcdnesday.-H.
| F. Cutler OF Burlington was in town Tues
| day, called here by the death or his
| brot her-in-law, Fred T.. ChurNhill-Mr.
| and Mrs. A. n. Washb,rn OF Bethel are
| guests OF the latter's parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs ]. II. Atch'son.-iMiss Marguerite
| Iloynachan OF Rutland, Mass. is guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Stiles.-W. w.
! Peck went to M1nsonville. 7. @, Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Darling or New
| York city are visiting his parents, Nr.
and Mrs r. p. Darling. Wednesday they
passed the day in Calais and Friday they
will leave for Burlington Mary f..
Wilson and adopted daughter, Miss Faith
Parmelee of Oberlin Ohio, are guests Of
the latter's grandmother, Mrs. Narcissa
| Delano.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Miss Ellen Fargo. who has been i'll with
pneumonia, Is slightly mproved.-Closson
Gilbert. who has been connected with the
Relief and Ala society Of Chicago for
about a year. is at the Colonial-Recent
arrivals al the Randolph House are: Miss
Jane Hapgood. former principal Of St.
Agnes Hail, Bellows Falls; Mrs. ANce
Smith, Chicago; Mrs William B. Gib-
son. Huntington, l.. T.; Miss Maud
Brough, San Antonio Texas Miss Jose
phne Hodges was operated upon for APP
pendicius at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Burlington, last week and ia Improving
Mr. Wells OF Barre Is visiting his son.
the Rev Fred A. Wells of this place.
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H. w. ALLEN q co.
This Large, Airy Store
Makes Pleasant Summer Shopping.

Little necessities often overlooked when shopping
these hot Summer days We mention few that will
time and for those who intend spending few days
weeks at the Sea Shore Mountains.
There many items here mentioned that will help make
the trip enjoyable
Light weight dress shields 10 cents pair
H. w. Aliens special dress shields ~ cents pair
Art Gum, the dry cleaner for cleaning gloves, belts
and kid shoes bags silks satns 10 cents
E. T. hysnic hair curler for making the French
10 cents each or 3 for IS
One hundred yards Oo spool silk black and white
Keep clean hair brushes made of fine quality bristes
value rs cents. priced at 38
Hand brushes superior quality value IS and IS Is
Extra quality tooth brushes Is each, for IS
Sanitol tooth paste powder at 10 cents.
Pow-dora puff at 10
Colgates Talcum powder at Is cents.
Cold toilet soap, % cake cakes for 81
Coleas white clemats toilet soap 10 cents or cakes for IS
Daeeett and Ramsde cold cream in tube at IS
Chamoise or Linen Jewel pockets at Is
Ladies unlaundred hand embroidered handkerchiefs 12H
Rchne neatly put up boxes, different styles, neck
lengths 50 box.
Tourist ruchne put up SIX yards length IS box.
Valencennes lace and insertions 80 dozen yards
Dageett and Ramdells headache cologne IS cents.
Colgate smelling salts IS cents.
Rubber lined silk covered sponge and face cloth bags so
Ladies white wash belts 10 Is IS and 50
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GEORGIA.

At the last meeting of Banner Grange
It was decided TO omit the meeting Aug
ust g. August 16 ladies' night will BE-
observed.-The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist Church will meet with Mrs
George Patce Wednesday afternoon.
Arthur pike and family passed Sunday
with his brother s. NJ. pike, returning
to their home In Johnson Monday.--A
birthday party was given Freeman Sun
derland saturday, when forty relatives
ga thercd to congratulate him on attain
ing his S5th year A bountiful dinner
was served Mrs. Hattie Could has re-
turned from Fletcher and Is visiting he,
sister. Mrs Maria Rankin.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK.

The Hon 2. A, Stevens, aged 81
PEARS. ,died at the home of his son,
Sherif II. l.. Stevens. late Wednesday
afternoon. In the early winter Mr.
stevens received a fan, which, coupled
with old age, caused his death, The
deceased was born I'm Barnard. De-
rcmber 25. 1919, the son of Lemucl
md Reliance Stevens. Prince A. Stev-
ems was one of a family OF 10 children
and on account of the death Of hts
Feather while hc was quite young, he
Invent to live with a sister In Royalton.
lwhere his youth was spent MIR.
'Gtevens's early education was obtained
In the district schools and he began
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Miss Ruth SpraEue is visiting her
brother. Or. l.. i. Sprasue. in Burling-
ton.--Mrs. ]. II. May and daughter. Ruth,
of Hartford, Conn. visited Mr.. and Mrs
c. Belknap last week.--Mr, and Mrs
A. l.. Chamberlin of South Boston
Mass, have been here for a few days
Miss Ida Clark is visiting her sister
Mrs. Dyke, In Observation-Disclosures
Osgood, who Is ut his sisters, Mrs. II
Peck, Is not as well.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, S. Thomas have re-
turned from a few days stay at Thomp-
sons Point.-Mrs, Eliza Phelps is visiting
IN town Mrs T. II. Severance and chill
dren OF Buffalo, n. Y, are in town for
the summer,-Mrs Matte Phelps Dean
has moved from Chazv to her new house
on the west shore, it being nearly COM
pleted. Hurst is confined TO the
house by illness.
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WATERVIILE.

DIR. and Mrs. Maurice were IN Morris
ville Saturday. Mrs Emily Gillett and
Miss Mary Gillctt OF stowe are visiting
Mr. and Mrs, II. Il. Mller.-Miss Eth"
Colver Of Rirhford Is visiting In tow
this week.-Miss LA silver of St. Johns
bury is stopping a few days with Mr.
and Mrs, H. b. Hill.--Mrs. q. q. Wiley
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DERBY.

Mrs. Byron Holt Is visiting In town.
Miss Kate Spear of West Derby formerly
of this village, sustained shock last
week. At first 1t was thought she would
never rally. but she seems a little better
now Melvina Naylor celebrated her 18th
birthday Thursday. Twelve of her young;
friends met at her home and enjoyed tho
CONTINUED on 18th Page)
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NORTH HERO.

= Saturday afternoons storm blew down
the barn of Warren Clark and lightning
struck the southwest corner OF the
| Parker house ripping off the corner
boards and setting the building on fire,
but It was Immediately extinguished
Several trees were blown down Hail as
big as walnuts fell in some places. No
damage was done cropS
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HILL GOLDEN OIL.
The Great Healer for Human Flesh,
Horses nnd other Domestic Animals.

II Is not claimed to be a cure-all, but It
will give prompt relief and cure the all
ments and diseases that It is rccommend-
ed for, and as a general healing prepara-
ton there is none on earth that excels
Hills Golden Oil. (adv)
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played havoc. r. G. Hicks barn was
struck and caught fire and but for the
timely assistance of neighbors. would
have been burned MIR. and Mrs. Wells
Gates have their grandchildren with
them for the summer from Hartford.
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White Goods Department

1900 yards India Linen regular price 9 ID yard
for the Of week.
SO Sheer Lawns exceptionally attractive prices
$50 yards fancy White Wanes, values up to IS cents
while they last Is yard.
Japanese Crepe cloth for Kmono in blue, yellow.
gray. red white and cream. 30 yard.
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SWANTON CENTER.

Very little damage was done in this VI
cinity by Saturdays storm though few
trees were uprooted or twisted Off. The
storm split and went each way.--L. l..
Hepburn of New Haven. Conn. visited his
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Hepburn, over Sun
Ia1-
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EDEN.

of Brookine. Mass. visited Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. Wiley last week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31

to Gallipolis, Saturday, and ac-
companied by his cousins, Wallace
and Hazel Glenn, to Parkersburg,
Sunday, where they were enter
tanned at the home of the Misses
Bryan.
Miss Carrie Blake went to Lo-
gan, Sunday, and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Glenn.
She was accompanied home in the
evening by Mrs. Glenn and little
daughter, Elsie, who remained
until yesterday, the guests of
friends.
Mr.. Harley Corn has moved his
family to Jacksonville, Ohio.
| (MARTHuR ENoUIRER-NEw Ply
MOUTH COR.
Gladyse Connor, of Logan, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Shaw, of Logan, visited
Della Frantz, over Sabbath.
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JACKSONVILLE BUCKEYE)

Miss Bess Roby, of Logan, Mr.,
and Mrs. Warren Stafford and
Edward Juniper spent last Friday
afternoon at the Rock House near
Logan.
Mrs. Richard Gibson and her
guests, Misses Maude and Myrtle
Snedecor, of Turon, Kansas, were
the guests of relatives in Logan
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Martin was the guest
of relatives in Logan, last Satur.
day. Mrs. William Brooks, of
Columbus, accompanied her.
Mrs. Lawrence Quinn, of Logan,
and Mrs. Lovett, of Monday, were
the guests of Mrs. f. Il. Spray on
Monday.
Mrs. Maria Stoneburner and
son-in-law, VIM. Bort, of Logan,
were calling on relatives and
friends in this city, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coe and
Mrs. Jacob Shafer, of Chauncey,
who have been visiting relatives
in Logan, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint ShAfer.
Mesdames G. e. WEIGH, Lee
Mcdowell and John Monahan at
tended party given in Logan,
Friday evening.
Miss Emma Hartman left Tues.
day evening for Logan, to sing at
Miss Margaret Lutz's recital.
Mrs. Lizzie Kaelin was a busi-
ness visitor in Logan, Saturday.
Mrs. James Bartoe was the guest
of friends in Logan, the latter
part of last week.