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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
ABOUT GARDEN TOOLS

We have Hoes from 25c to SOC.
I'm the better ones We have both
garden and meadow patterns Good
values
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
re cara of Calves.

When calves crave wood Or other IN.
natural substances It IS All Indication
Of an excessive acid condition % the
digestive organs They need an anti
acid, the same as when cows eat bones
to neutraiize an acid condition Give
them a teaspoonfuI Of biearbonate Of
soda iii milk twice daily. Farm Jour
pal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
Morgan 8 Whitney
viii Sell Out

all their fine stock Of Fresh
Fish at Sc lb. whole, except
Halibut which is zoe lb.
Come in Saturday Night
and look over our extra Meat
Bargains.
2l6-3 Is Our Tel Number
South Main Street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18

Another fire department dog was run
over hy an electric ear Saturday after
noon and had To Be shot. This makes
the sixth dog los ID this way 81 ilre
men during tie LAST feW years Sstaf-
DAYS victim 81 the cars swas Baansia. Z
coach dog BeansieR was meandering
along on North Main street following
q spiiakling team. when the electric car
BOWED along faster than Beanaea was
pianning for and the wheels went over
HIM. fhe dog set Up pitifu yelping.
which disturbed the neahhorhood until
Ratrelman earle came along and ais
patched the animal with the nse Of a
revolver. Reansie" bad been sold and
was 70 have been delivered Saturday
morning but the fifemen had neglected
e deliver him.
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Tonic
For Old Folks
Free

W matter how sound aud healthy old
na1DIe are they stu suffer with tneir
novels. Tn machinery Of -he system
doesn't work as il did when they were
,-,15-- and acti.e- But while you can't
restore Youth YOU cen help axe to live
more uleasalti--
THAT q Laxative IS needsd every little
while r- reopIc as they get around nifty
and beyond. there is no doubt, but it
is important which laxative IS taken
old unopIe- women and ALL except
those who are IN the prime Of life.
should avoid anything that gives shock
20 The system and which II Best Is bHt
reurcr7rv eNpedieHt. Amons these
are nils and cathsrtI- tablets, salts and
r,5r-st7v. waters They are too strong
r~5 onry- do temporary good Not only
that brt they really bird the bowels
next dav-
What YOU want is something that VIII
ree-4are The bowels and again set Them
En- the habit OF peri OTlnlnE 4 certain
function AT n certain Irles " Lllle 1L llit
same time tonlng ana Stfelt7 -ile'' tS ~
muscles of the stomach ana o9"flS-
lSrrrF : remedy IS DIT Caid cells syrup
p~usfu and y you have never uSca lt
Lei the doctor send you a sample poJue
free of charge. in THIS way YOU can W
il without cost. All druggists sell II AZ
Ffr-- cents and one dollar a bolJle, ara
those Who have used IL VIII continue 70
b71v IT. It Il pleasant 70 take, very Ell
fecTfya and very economical as Q mouse
hold remedy as all the family can use
II E2s4+ Tl7-. Caldwell is eager to have All
readers 5lnacquainted with il 20 send fo-
q free sample
thousands Of old people and heads Or
families. are never without IT, Tor IN TINS
Wv thew cure and avoid constipation
liver trouble. indigestion, sour stomach
sick headache. sleepinesS after eaJlAs-
be1cring and similar stomach, liver and
howell disturbances Ms Tlille 6o7IlaTf'
s0s yVastanEa street Knoxville Tenn
ana T n Marshall. Nail, Okla, as well
7s rboE sands Of others, attribute nuch
81 their present good health 20 tlll9
rand laxative sonic
Dr. Caldwell personally viii be pleased
10 give vol. any medical advice you may
desire for yourself OF family pertaining
10 the stomach, liver or bowels aoso-
17TraI.- free of charge Explain your
49, in u letter and ne WI reply TO You
I'm detail For the free sample simply
serd YOUR name ard address on q pos
raj card or otherwise For either re-
g5Iest the doctors address Is DIT W 3
caldwell. r. 52S Caldwell building, Mon
-.calI0. Iil-
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@. w. u. CONVOCATION
PLANS COMPLETED
Midwinter Exercises Will Be Held
At BelasCO IheateT Wash
ingtOn'S Birthday.

The rnldwI1cer ConvoCarion OF George
Washington University will be held at
the BeIa=co Theater Tuesday. Febrfarv
- ar 1870 a. m The trustees Of the
university and colleges and the members
OF the several faculties viii assem- de al
University Han at - O'Clock and ION
iu academic procession 20 the r.--ater.
Degrees Viii bg awarded 10 the Zradu-
a-eS in the varigrs departments IN the
university
Attorney General EEickerslam viii de-
liver an address on The Progress Of
the Law
No seats viii be reserved except for
students Tire rest OF the house VIII be
open 60 the alumni and friends Music
viii be furnished by the Marine Band
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OF COUNTRY
TO BE CELEBRATED

Arrangements are being made for q
celebration Of George Washington
Birthday 1T the business High School
next Monday Representative A Mitch
eli Ialuer. OF The Twenty-siNth Penn
SyIvania district VIII make an address
or Washington life 4 splendid pro-
gram Of SONGS. Rotations and derlsma-
tfens hv tie students has been arssIG1 -ir
ard the celebration promises 90 be one
Of the most entertaining ever given Hl
z MasrInrtnn high school
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CHAPPIE MORAN MISSING.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1S-Cha-Ies
Clark alias Chappie Moran. IS missing.
de forfeited $3.50 bail when the United
States commissioner called on him 10
answer a charge of using the mails 20
defra I'D In connection win the defuuct
Eastern Grain COMPANY. If this CITY.
II. J MCGinu. Of Pawtucket, r l.. al
legged ne was defraudcd Of $500 BIZ the
gain company
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BENEFIT BAND CONCERT

The Naval Gun Factory Band VIII
give a concert for the benefit Of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church sun
day School in Odd Fellows Hail. ~
Seventh street northwest this evening.
The SoIOistS Viii ne Miss 4 ds Mae Car
YER soprano Miss Men DOuEherty.
7-ioiinIst- William SCautICh bury. 5r-- bari
lone and Alfred GrosSkUrJu, eUphoniun-
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RETURN TO PANAMA

NJ and MIS-. Howard :. NevCouH. ~
Crfs-ohaI. Panama, Who have been Wis
fr=rz- M and Mrs Edward = NewCoTno
p. congress Heights left yesterday to
-s+r4-1 10 Panama Mr.. NewComb mas
been in Panama Tor the past three years
as superfnteudent Of the Government
laundry there
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Decorated
Plates

This Coupon and
Sc entities the buy
OF 20 Decorated
4 hin a Dinner.
Breakfast. Soup.
or Cake Plates
worth up To 1jC
each
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Tea Spoons

This Coupon and
4qC entities the
buyer 20 set Of six
Rogers "A
Silver plated Tea
Spoons regularly y
g5C set.
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CRABS AHEAD OF TIME.

OCEAN CITY y =, Feb 1S-Soft-
sEeued crabs have been seen on The
beach the last Ga- or two IheE~'tre
shedding. and this IS remarkable Tor
the time OF year experts say
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President Will Address Chill
dren at Mass Meeting
Tomorrow.
PUPILS MAY OWN
BRICKS IN BUILDING
Active Campaign for Tribute 10
George Washington 70 Be
Launched in District.

President Taft, Senators Lodge and
Burton, and Mrs. Henry r. Dimock. OF
New York, president Of the Washington
Memorial Association. VIII be the
speakers at the student mass meeting
10 be held tomorrow afternoon at 5,sj
o'clock AT Memorial Continental Hall
The meeting viii be presided over by
Justice Harlan Of the United States
Supreme Court. and its object viii be
TO Interest the student body Of Wash
irEtou city ir raising funds for the
memorial building which the Washing
ton Memorial Association plans to erect
here in commcmOratiou Of George
Washington.
With the enlistment of thousands cf
TsshfnStor young people IN the pa
friotic ranks Of the Memorial Assocl2-
ton, Mrs DimOck expects the asSocla-
tion's work here 10 take on new hic,
and that Washington viii 10 longer lag
behind other cities IN its contributions
70 the George Washington Memorial
Building"
MAY Own Bricks
In order that every child who attends
the pubIfc schools Of Washington may
own a brick or several bricks IN the
building. there are now being prepared
many thousand small buttons, each
bearing q medallion head Of Washing
ION. Those in blue will sell for 10 cents
each. while the gold ones VIII cost SlCa,
and they viii e0title their young wear
ers 10 own a brick or ten bricks IN the
memorial Inasmuch a. the Board Of
Education has Endorsed the work OF the
washington Memorial Association, the
school children Of the city VIII take &C
tive part IN the Embarrassing campaign
which Mrs Dlmockr The president mas
begun in earnest
The meeting tomorrow afternoon VIII
be under the auspices or the buLQllE
committee OF the edIca lIgIlai luSllll- tll 90
Of the DistrIcIr OF when MIS- t-iieil
Spencer Massey Is chairman and OF
which the other members are MIS-
Charles d WaIcotr- vice chairman
Mrs. Thomas H. Carter Mrs. Ade-la
Gates HeuslcE- Ms William II Hoeke-
Mrs Barbour Walker Judge William Fl
De- Lacy Arthur Ramsay Dr. j noineiS
W SIdwell- Louis T. Trooper W y
Cox. DR.. William Y Tunnel, A T.
Stuart, Percy NJ. Hughes and Roscoe T..
Bruce
Marine Band To Play.
At the student mass meeting tomor-
row afternoon The audience viii he
made up Of delegations from the public
schools OF me city, the students Of the
Washington Normal School. and o.
many private schools OF the city 4
musical program viii be given by the
washington Marine Band, and under the
direction OF Percy :. Foster patriotic
hymns ard anthems viii Re sung by
hundreds of Young voices
Mrs Henry r. DjmDck. president OF
the Washington Memorial. and the Wu-
man WHO conceived the plan of the
building which Tie association VIII erect
as a meeting place TOT conventions OF
national and International scope and for
all societies organized Tor tie promotion
of htEfe~ ed15r5tJrlU. viii return SatuT-
Ez- on IN. fa~ IN
She Is q sister OF the late SeCretaI
Whitney, a member OF the Colonial
Danes and a member Of the exclusive
smart set Of New York
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Hair Pins

This Coupon and
I2C entities the
bIver TO a box Of
Ce.luloid Rod Hair
pins. in popular
shapes. s in a box
regularly pc
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$50 and $500 m
Umbrellas at SOC

continued dry weather compelled maker to dispose of his
surplus stock loss That's how happens you buy these
umbrellas at third To half below their real worth
The lot consists of mems and wOmens % and Z8nc Rain
proof American TafeJa Umbrellas warranted fast black with
taped edges good Serceable kind with close rolling
paragon frame, at oSc instead Of $50 and $500
a handles in
Guiding silver, metals
styles, hardwood styles
ApTil-secure
Of these serviceabe umbrellas
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Table
Tunblers

his Coupon and
&c entities the buy
or TO regular Sc
Crystal glass Table
TUmblers. lLlmit
to a buEC-
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Gold Dust

This Coupon and
sc entities the
.Jr.ver 20 three reg
ulaT SC packages OF
Fairbanks Gold
Dust y a S h n &
Powder total val
ue- IFC-
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Bows Pants

This Coupon and
25r entities the
buyer 10 boys reg
rIlar SOC and 6eC
h mic ker b ecker
Pants. Of fancy cas-
simera or CheyloL.
sizes 10 u 10 VS.
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Piver's
Extracts

This Coupon and
S9C entities the
buyer to half OF. Of
PiverS Extracts.
all popular OdOrs
regularly 75C OF.
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Sweetheart
SO2D

This Coupon and
&C entities the buy
Ct to three regular
&c size cakes OF
: yseetbeaTt white
/ eating Toilet
pap value. I5C.
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ST to $40 Hats, $5.98

4 new line Of Semi-Trimued Hats
for SPRING v-ear-bea urifuL- EiEh-cl7SS
models az shirred maliUe and chan
rTIv lace. in medium and large
GresSv shapes.
Tner only reHglE" slight lo-ct. on
thinning Io MAKE them cHlHl'irtF
and ready 10 wear
You viii not ind hi=H-class Hats
or mis- character anywhere else IN
washington at such q ti=ure-sa--'r
hr-t we've clipped the prices 90 start
Inc spring season with rush
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Saturday Morning
Coupon Sales
From 9 a. m. to | p. m.

Another. list of specials" that
mean a busy Saturday morning
throughout the store, Read every
line. and be here TO share the econo-
TIies tomorrow.
sold only from a. M 10 ] D. m az
these reduced prices. and only when
CGuDnUs are presented.
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Salmon

This Coupon and
&C entities the buy
eT TO large can OF
salmon, select
Quality
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Sugar

Best GRADUATED
Sugar at 45C a H..
when this coupon
i presented sold
only in 5-lb- sacks.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
Stove Polish

In1S Coupon ana
Sac entities the
buyer 10 regular 1c
box OF NulCanOi
Stove Polish
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
SONG Hits at l5c Each

Saturdays sale OF Sheet Music IN
crrdes the following iare song sue
-eSSeS a: 15c a COPY
In Watermelon Time
Drifting on Lies S=a, b. Il.
F[ev.
IF 7 Thought You wouldn't Tell
oh Miss lIaliuda-'
would You Forgive, Would You
Forget.
Music Dept-Sd foor)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-28
MARION TOWNSHIP.


Jau 2s-School No. 8 opened Mon
day after having been closed two weeks
on account of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Fred Haskell, Jr, of MARSHALL
town, visited Mrs. George Wolfgang
over Sunday.
Mark Moler, who has been suffering
with fractured arm and broken ribs.
is doing as we'll as could be expected.
The Helping Hand Aid Society will
meet Feb. at the old peoples home for
an all-day sew.
Miss Margaret Williams, Of MARSHALL
town. spent Sunday,at w. T. Williams
Mr.. James Jensen and family, of
Marietta, and Mrs. Thomas Stotts, of
Marshalltown, were guests at the
Goughnour residence Wednesday,
Mr.. Ollie Drury and family returned
home Monday after three weeks
visit at Dougherty
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Simmons, OF
Marshalltown, visited Wednesday at
Mrs. Nellie Nicholson's.
DR.. Replogle, of Udell, was called to
the old peoples home Friday by the
illenss of his father, George Replogle'
Mr.. Replogle accompanied his son home
to Udell.
Mr.. A. P. Warrington is not so we'll
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-28
IOWA. JANUARY g. 1910

all of section nineteen (1s): and all
that part Of the northwest quarter
(NW)A) of the northwest quarter
tNwN) Of section twenty COY. which
lies west of the right of way of the
Central Iowa Railroad Company in said
section twenty 600; and the southwest
quarter (sWA) OF the northwest
quarter (NWA). and the northwest
quarter (NWA) of the southwest
quarter (SWA) OF said section twenty
(20), except five (5) acres east of the
Iowa Central Railway Company right
of-way; all the above being situated In
township No. eightyfour $50, north
range No. eighteen GS). west of the
5th p. NJ, Marshall county, state OF
Iowa: also,
Lot No. seventh in block No. nine
Coz in Jerome's addition to the town of
Marshall, excepting from the said lot
the following:
Beginning at the northwest corner
(NW corr of said lot No. seven O,
running thence south seven (7) feet:
thence west parallel with the north line
of said lot one hundred ten Q10) feet;
thence north seven (1) feet: thence
east along the north line of said lot one
hundred ten G10) feet, being the north
seven feet of the east ITO feet of said
lot, situated in Marshall county, state
of Iowa.
We will also sell, at private sale,
under the terms and provisions of the
decree aforesaid and upon the appraise-
ment heretofore duly returned unto the
above named court by appraisers APP
pointed therefor. the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wt:
The south half (S1a) of the north
west quarter (NwA) and the north
east quarter (NEA) of the southwest
quarter (SW14 40; and the southeast
quarter (SEA) of the southwest
quarter GSWA): and all of that part
of the southwest quarter tSWK) of the
southwest quarter tSWA) which lies
east of the right of-way of the Cen
trail Iowa Railroad Company: and the
northwest quarter (NWA) of the
southwest quarter (SWA); all the
above being situated In section seven
teen Q7> township eighty-four $50.
north, range eighteen GS), west of the
9TH p. NJ, Marshall county. state of
Iowa.
The terms of sale are for cash. to be
finally approved by the aforesaid dis
, trict court; said sale to take place in
front OF the courthouse door in Mar
shalltown at the hour of ten (10)
o'clock A. NJ. of said day, when and
| where due attendance will be given by
the undersigned.
Dated this 7th day of January, A. D.
1910.
w. II. C. WOODWARD.
JAMES ANDREWS,
| il. B. EMES,
Referees.
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Notice of Referees Sale,

BY virtue of an order of sale directed
to the undersigned referee from the
clerk Of the district court, Iowa, in and
for Marshall county, and the order of
court as set forth in a decree obtained
in said court on the 18th day of Jan
uary. A. D., 1910, in favor of Sarah T..
Meeker as plaintiff and against Lorraine
NJ. Rowe, +. L. Meeker, Guy A. Meeker
and Mary Allison. as defendants for
the partition of the real estate named
and described in said plaintiffs petit
ton, will. on the 10Th day of Febru-
airy, 1910, offer for sale to the highest
bidder (unless sooner disposed of at
private sale) the following described
real estate. to-wit:
The south half (s1a) of the south
west quarter (swA) of section No
twenty-seven (27) in township No
eighty-three (S3), north of range No
twenty (20). and the north half (n1a)
of the northwest quarter (nwA) OF
section No. thirty-four (34). township
No. eighty-three (S3), north. range
twenty (20), west of the 5th D. M, Mar
shall county, Iowa.
The terms of said sale shall be for
cash: said sale to take place at the
front door of the court house In Mar
shalltown, Marshall county Iowa, at
the hour of II o'clock a. M. of said
day, when and where due attendance
will be given by the undersigned.
Dated this 21st day of January, A. D.,
1910.
C. H. VAN LAW,
Referee.
+. L. MEEKER.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Notice Of Referees Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of sale directed
to the undersigned referees from the
clerk Of the district court at Marshall
county, Iowa, on a decree obtained in
said court on the 25th day of October.
A. D. 1909, at the October term of said
court. in favor of George w. Haddock,
ct al. as plaintiffs, and against Mary
Haddock, ct al, as defendants for
the partition of the real estate
named and described in said plain
tiff's petition, we will on the 9Th
day Of February, "A. D. 1910, offer for
sale to the highest bidder the following
described real estate to-wit:
The north half (N2) Of the north
east quarter (NEA), and the south
east quarter 0SEA) of the northeast
quarter (NEA) and the east half
E1s) Of the southeast quarter (SEA)
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worth. Neb.
Miss Sabina Stanton who teaches
east Of town spent Saturday in Mar
shalltown, returning to her work Sum-
day morning.
Charles Miller has gone to MARSHALL
town for a visit with his son, John
Miller.
Charles Susmilch, of Eldora, was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spoor, of Ely
sian, Mimi, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Ella Scott. They were summoned
here by the death af their daughter,
Mrs. Emma Barber.
Frank Barber and wife came up from
Marshalltown Sunday morning, re-
naming until Monday at the viii
Gould home.
w. P. Adams, of Marshalltown, spent
Sunday in Liscomb.
j. d. Parker attended the Henry VII
ley sale, north of Conrad, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Dillon and chill
dren, Zelna and Harold, spent Sun
day in Beaman with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Dillon.
c. W. Beaman is suffering with an
attack of grip.
The Women's Club had a very pleas
ant meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. T. A. BiXby. Wales was
the subject for the evening and Welsh
legends were given in response to roll
call and Mrs. Clark read very in
teresting and carefully prepared paper,
"Zigzag Journey Thru Wales" The
Story of King Arthur and His Court at
Usk' as told by Mrs. McFee was much
enjoyed. The discussion was led by
Mrs. Bixly and brought out many in
teresting facts in Welsh history. Sew
eral delightful numbers were given by
the ladies qaurtet composed of Mes
danes Sara Bueghly, Ida Biersborn.
Nellie Dillon and Miss Rose Lincoln.
! Guests of the evening aside from the
club members were Mrs. Ida Biersborn
and Miss Alice Boyd The next meet
| ing of the club will be held Feb. s at
the Bauman home, Miss Susie Church
| hostess. The evenings study will be
British Possessions of the Pacific
| S. Dickerson was a business visitor
| in Marshalltown Tuesday.
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day.
Mr.. Irwin Mann. Of Franklin, Ill, is
at the w. o. Hamburger home for the
coming season.
Saturday evening Miss Pearl Rails
gave an oyster supper for the Gideon
band Sunday school class OF Liscomb.
About thirty were present.
Mrs. o. B. Anderson is sick.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott
entertained at dinner Mrs. John Scott
and daughter, Marie, Of Liscomb; Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Cunningham, Of Rad.
cliffe; Mr.. and Mrs. Spoor, of Elysian,
Mimi; and Miss Lou Schaler, of Lis
comb
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Elliott visited
Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William O'Brien. of Liscomb.
Mrs. Emerson Powers, Of Liscomb,
and Mr.. Ed. Newly, of North Dakota,
visited at James SCOTS Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. McKibben visited
her father, Mr.. Nelson Ulery Sunday.
Mr.. Ulery came home with them for
several days visit.
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ALBION.

Jan. 27-Mrs. w. A. Smith was hos
tess Tuesday afternoon to the Albion
Culture Club.
The fourth number of the lecture
course will be given Friday evening,
Mrs. John Grouse has been at Water
loo with her sister, Mrs. Stella Boggs,
who was ill.
John Bishop, and family, east of
town, are moving to Lamoille
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Green, of Lis
comb, spent Tuesday at the home of
their niece, Mrs. Ralph Hill.
Mr.. NJ c. Thomas goes to Chicago
about the first of the month to buy his
new spring stock of goods and Incl
dentally to attend the automobile
show.