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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29
HINEsBURG.

! School No. 5 closed Friday, June 16 In
the intermediate department., Miss Anna
Patrick, teacher. there were 10 names en-
rolled. Those having no absent marks
were Carl Davis, John Wilton, Beatrice
Reed and Ruth Hubbell Those absent
only one day were Doris Hinsdale Arthur
Pierce. Sidney Reynolds and Miles Kelley.
Mrs. Daniel Patrick is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Benedict, in Montreal
Mrs. Mcnamara and Miss kidder are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Scrihncr. at
Enosburg Falls.-Miss Carrie BostWick ot
dorchester. Mass, who has been visiting
OF the old Bostwicll homestead. is now the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Kellogg in Monk
toni. II. Allen has returned from
stay of three weeks In Springfield, Mas.
Mrs. John Ellis Of Portland, oregon.
has been the guest of Mrs. John II. Bird.
Mrs. Ellis was former resident Of Bri--
tol-Oscar Landon, formerly of this
town, is In a Boston hospital, the resu,,
of having three fingers cut off by to
machinery in the establishment where he
was employed.-Miss Gladys Wilder az
Burlington is visiting her granimothcr,
Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Patch OF BURLINGTON Is
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Geors-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L,oveland is in Barre
S. d. Reed will open a hotel hero July !.
The W. c. T. L. Will meet with Mr..
Anna Kenyon Thursday, july f-Tt
Hope Circle of Kings paucAtor- If
Ilinesburg has been invited to Nee, t.a
Aid Circle Of Richmond At Mrs. Anna
Kenyons Friday afternoon, juno 3d.
The Methodist sunday school viii h1ts
| picnic at Lake lroqlol- saturday. JHF
1.-Mrs. Kate 3. Russell of Burlington Il
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WHITING.

Miss Challis Thrall of Montpelier is In
:own-Mss Nellie ketchum and Jesse
Aines of Rutland were married June u at
the Baptist parsonage by the Rev. j. "A.
Howard. They viii reside in Rutland
Mss Clara Briggs is the guest Of Mrs.
Kate Ketcham.-Mrs. Fllionreturncd from
Orwell Tuesday.-Miss Flora Smith at
tended the wedding of Miss Flora Man
chester and Mr.. Lamplough at Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. SuckneY were in
Middlebury Thurs day.-The village school
closed the spring term Friday, June 16.
Those without an absent mark are as fol-
lowsi Eunice Filion. Wilma Filion, Alice
Kelsey. Helen Sawyer. Chester Rawson,
Harry Trombly. Those absent one-half
day, Anna Wooster. Marjorie Sawyer.
Those absent one dav, katherine Wells,
Iiaa beth Wells, How I'd Kelsey and Pal
ier MuZzy.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The commencement exercises Of tho
Jericho high school were held in tho
Congregat ional Church Friday eveninE
The church was very tastefully decorated
and the auditorium was filed to the door;
with relatives, friends and townspeople
The graduates were Mae Evelyn FL
dredge, Latin course, Mary Elizabeth
Lynch and Wentworth Stuart BickncOr
English course.-The graduation eNeroises
Of tho grammar department OF the villagt
ard district schools was held at the school
hall Friday afternoon The graduates
were Gretchen Allen, Fannie McGinnis.
Harry Haskins, Raymond BickneN, Ar
thur Casey. Edward Rugg and Arthur
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PETERSBURG.

Services for the summer at the Congre-
gational Church will begin Sunday.-The
Ladies' Missionary Society will meet at
the CONGREGATIONAL vestry Wednesday
Iuly 5.-Tuesday evening Oliver Tatros
barn was struck by ll-htnin~ damaging
the barn and killing horse
9. IS. Collins and family Of Bellows Falls
are visiting at r. w. Collins.-MrS. r Il.
Mintcrn who has been vsiII-- at Mrs.
Rowland Robinsons. has returned 20 her
home IN Iowa--Miss Mollie Robinson is
spending the summer at h1mc.-Miss
Marion Dane Of Newport Is visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred WraY and son are
visiting at Mr.. Horny Deans, also Dean
Carpenter, their grandson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29

The union picnic of the Methodist and
Congregational Church Sunday schools
was much enjoyed at WAREHOUSES; Tues
day. About 175 were present.-Eli Mac
Murtry and family have returned to their
home in Observation-Disclosures and Mrs. S.
i. Leland gave a birthday party for Miss
Ina Young at their home Tuesday even
ing. Refreshments were served.-Work
on the rev piece of state road Is pro-
crossing. Miss Selden has opened hor
summer resort ut the south end of Lake
Dunmore and has quite a number of
tuests,-A special meeting of Dunmorc
grange Is to be held Friday evcnng.-Miss
Estelle Reynolds of Brockton, Mass, Is
visiting Mrs. f. l.. IIamiton.-The Hon.
+. G. Dyer is on trip to the coal fields
of Pennsylvania
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Wilson has closed successful to~'I
of school and returned t. her home n
Burlington Mrs Walter Edwards l'i
children are visiting her parents n
Springteld.-Mis Bertha Cochran
Boston, who has been n guest of Miss
Nina Fuller. went yesterday To Willis n
accompanied by little Miss Gladys Fu.,'.
who has been a guest Of her gran
parents.-R. ]. Edwards has purchased
n touring car.-The Lcnd-a-hond CircIc
meet at the hall June % for work,-Alrs,
Mark Anger has returned TO Huntington
after caring for Mrs Morton Algcr who
has heen III.
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STARKSPORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Thomson
and Y. .. Thompson were IN Md
dlebury Tuesday.-Mr, ana Mrs
Jesse Carpenter and Ruth are
visiting ct Erwin Newton's in Bur.
lington.-Mrs. Clara Newton rcturned
70 her home Monday after week s
"Sit with her parents here.-Mrs
Josie Brown !s at homo from Man
haitian Bcach.-The village school
closes thls week Thurs1ay-ArIand
Russell of Connecticut Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. ". e. Grnith.-Thc young
people gave their play in Lincoln
Tuesday Vida Ellison VITA her
school enjoyed trip TO 1T. T.llo sat
urday.-Ms. Chapman returned aatur-
day from a waeK'g Welt vi her par
cnts IN Warren.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. J. c. Moore is the guest Of her
aunt. Mrs. Jennie Bascom. at Alexandria
Bay-The local Y. NJ. 6. A. gave n ban
quet to County Secretary Moran Monday
eVening.-Clayton North of Boston IS the
guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
G.. y. North.--Mrs II. W. Jones went to
Brandon on Tuesday for a few days
superintendent HAYES is attending the
conference OF union school suporintendents
at Queen City Park-Mrs w. r. Dclano
ard Miss peano attended the L. V. NJ
commencement.
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injured.-Mrs. Henry Alger OF Underhill
is at John Walrs.-Saturday morning an
examination for X. Il. D. carrier and
substitute carrier was held, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Park II. Brown. who has been carrier for
the past 10 years. Those who took the
examination for carrier were the substi
trte carrier. f. Bailey Brown, who has
been substituting since April !, and Max
A. Buzzell. Only one took tho substitute
carriers examination, james II. Stafford,
Jr.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Miss Eleanor Farrand Of Bakersfield
is visiting at @. \. ldwins.-Mr. and
Mrs Arden Lawrence of Bristol spent
Sunday in town with relatlves.-Dr,
Denton has returned from over the
lake, where he was called by the ILL
ness of his mother,-Mrs. Caroline
Ray, her son, Rollin Ray, and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs, Wright Ferguson visited
at Burley Bidwell's recently.-There
will be an entertainment at grange
hall the evening of July 4. consisting
of music and readings. Fannie Sears
Noonan will be present and contribute
several recitations to the program.
Everyone Is invited,--Miss Beatrice
spraguo Of Hinesburg is spending ne
week with her sister. Miss Celia
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RIPTON.

The quarantine for diphtheria has been
removed from the house of John Devoid.
Mrs. II. r. Noble, who has been III for
some time. Is much better-AIrs. Charles
Coulter and daurhter, Dorothy, arrived
IN town on Monday.-A new supply of
library books has been received from the
state. The list includes a number of
good books for children. They will be
lcnhN for clrrula tinn Inlv
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

of Miss Hattie Winslow, has been in
definitely postponed.--M and Mrs. Adel-
bert Goodspeed and daughter, May. of
Mncvllle. n. Y. passed Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs j. Herbert Sprague.--Mlss Nora
Nichols of New Haven H. passing a few
days with Mrs J. Herbert Spragie-Tho
Nergonncs town team will play the Bris-
tol town nine on the old fair ground Sat-
urday afternoon at $3.50. This will re the
opening game of the season FOR the
regular town team.
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RRIDPORT.

Mrs Anna Hamilton. Mary Bennett and
Helen Bernctt have returned from Bur
nn@ton.-C. +. Palmer has returned from
Potion Landing Mrs Emma Warren has
returned to Middrhury. and Mrs. O.
l. Converse and son are OF home from
burlington C. l.. Witherell Of Cornwall
was a recent visitor here. Dr. Jones OF
I;cuson accompanied hin.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr., and Mrs. O. A. Stanley were IN
Fairfax Wednesday evening to aiiel
commencement at Il. T. A.-Miss Ethel
Iandon closed a successful term of
school Friday and gave her pupils
picnic in Mrs. Fay grove on the Idke
shore.-W. {. Blake has opened his
Fay returned home
Monday from Richmond, accompanies
by Fred Fay.-Nlss Landon returned
to Grand Isle SATURDAY,.
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BRISTOL.

Misses Pearl and Grace Sprague Of
Sidney. N. Y, are guests OF her sis
ter. Mrs. T. G. Varney.-The outlook
club held It's annual meeting and pic
mic with Mrs. r. c. Nnrncy Friday aft
crnoon. officers were elected as fol-
lows President. Miss Evelyn Dumas
vice presidents Mrs Il. l.. Sherwln,
Mrs @. T. Fdmunds; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. l.. n. Dixie; assistant
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. r. c.
| NGrncy.-B. J. Clark and two sons
were in New Haven Saturday.-NIr.
and Mrs Rollin Ray, who have been
visiting their mother, Mrs. Caroline
Ray. returned to South birmingham.
| Mass, yestcrday.-Miss Edith Hewitt
Is visiting in burlington for few
days-The Congregational society has
| extended u call to the Rev. ]. c. Rob-
crtson of Chester. y. H., to become its
pastor.-Cyrus Curry has been called
to Leomnster, Mass by the serious
illness Of his mother.-Mrs. G. G.
Cadv, who was called here by the i'll
ness OF her father, u. T.. Meader. re-
turned to MaYneld. n. Y. yesterday
Miss Amy sumner went TO Cornwall
summer with her sister. Mrs. Arthur
Stevens.-Mr j. II. Ives of Chicago
has opened her house here for the
summer.
W. \. Lawrence has had cement walks
laid in front of the library building and
in front Of his tenant house on North
strcet.-Miss Estc.la Hammer returned
Saturday from visit of several weeks
in BwluGtop.-The Rev. L. NJ. Holman
of Derby has accepted the call from the
First Baptist Church ana will begin his
work here August w w. Wilson, f.
c. Norton and l.. G. Bain returned from
Mount Clemens Mich, Sunday. They
are all much improved in hoalth.-A his
tory of the First Baptist Church with
an historical sketch of the pastorates
| has been issued by the church.--The Bris-
| tolls went to Proctor Saturday and were
| defeated by the Proctor team-Mrs r.
j. Clark and daughter, Gladys. visited
Mrs. Fanny Hunt in New Haven
tsterday.-Miss Belle Jennings Is Wis
| ting in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
Negus Of Proctor visited relatives here
over SundaY.-Mrs. Hiram Walker who
has been guest of Mrs. e. G. Dixie,
has returned to BurlnEton.-AIiss Mildred
| W.. - ,,
oo.,ta,, "''' w. ~ Il" VIII
| ac,. ''''S' 'N'IN M""uaN
i,,,,i- ''' sum ne
! ~, ,"i''dH SvHo"I
,, -" .'c i'NeTslue iark
,r,,0 q. 'ei n'"ll'- horP ~
.t'i anu ''S9 i''%'i Neeuhahi' poth
| a. ~ MAJ leu IL the nome
| w. ~ 'lNc l"eSudN morn
y! ,"S ne ~ ~ idhe'-HrS' Nell
'r''""'H - N'SI''HS relatives IN
,'"'', '''N''I Nt"ter'--NllSS hate stewart
mas pecn III lor several days and Mrs.
w. W. iHu'F IS actlhg as Librarian
ne N"il'I4 Hose company Will have
"eIu cay '"'E 4 ball game be
! wee" inc rats ana Leans vii he on
| 'Ho pF"Efaih'--l'rS. Il. j. Bristol and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29

WANTED-Responsi young men, who
are able 10 furnish team and wagon
to sell on commission to farmers the
best limo Of household necessities for
the Oldest. largest and most responsible
company of the kind in the world.
About two thousand statesmen now
working, earning on tho average over
500 per month net. clear Of all eX-
penses Net earnings of best men, over
$500 per month. Two million farmers
now using these thoroughly advertised
goods. Established 1868. CAPITAL $780,
GOO. Address, the j. r. Watkins Co., u3
South Gay street. Baltimore. Md.
36. w15t
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FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL CITY HOME Modern g.
room house, hardwood floors, hot wa
ter heat; barn. 3 acres rich land; apple
and pear orchard unfailinC spring eX.
cellent for market gardening; in St
Adams near car line, most beautiful
View or lake and mountains. Big bar
gain, $500 Apply to Geo. f. Stratton,
ia College St, Burlington.
Ira 6t,S-w IT
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FARM, ~ acres, on. good main road, |
milo from village, extra good land,
SMOOTH meadows, fine running water.
good apple orchard. also sugar orchard
Would sell cheap because Of falling
health. Address c. II. Armstrong, East
Franklin. Vt 523t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29

LAKE SHORE COTTAGES COR sale or
rent, cottages at Tbompcon's Point,
Long Point and Cedar islac3- Vermont
farms . speciality. Real estate cata-
lcyue4 free ". n. Cove and b. w.
Estey. Pristol, VT 1l3,d&w,tf
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TEETH EXT RACTED

AbnOiUtFiy Without Paln,
The only office in Burlington where
you can got teeth extracted without a
particle Of pain. without taking gas
Ny method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger; no after effects
DIR. l.. II. HAZEN,
Office, PA Main St, Burlington, W
Once Hours, 10 to 3. TO 8.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help OF to sell n farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 25,wtt
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TO RENT.

HOTEL TO RINT-A licensed hotel
close 20 station, convenient and desir-
able location, in good repair, steam
heat, electric light, bath ana toilets. J.
B. Stearns, RouSes Point, y. Y.
152St&w1t
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisars using from $50 to
1.OOG lines within - con-
secutive months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29

GREY MARE FOR sale, years old
weighs 1890 pounds, good cheap worker
GREY GLIDING, Il years Old. fearless
good worker and driver t,l5j pounds.
BAY MARE, years weighs 1000; fear
less, good driver Gorham Bros. Mid
dlobury, VT 15l6t&w,1t
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A GOOD WOMAN wanted for general
homework or a farm. +. A. Drew. South
Purllngton. 46,wtf
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WANTED.

A FIRST-CLASS WOOD SNAPPER want
ed for wood working plant Address
Arlington Refrigerator CO., Arlington
Vt 153,6t&w.1t
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SALISBURY.

sprague, who closes n successful term
OF school at the Ridge Friday.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. am established in my new
store and ready to serve the public in
want OF wagons, harness cement, roof
ingS extra wheels. shafts, poles, wag-
on umbrellas. Underwriters fire extin-
suishers, auto supplies. fresh ana salt
meats. Agent for the Maxwell automo-
biles Carroll n. Styles, Underhill,
VT 12S,d&wtf
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STATE OF VERMONT District OF
Ch!ttendsr, "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
To TEST AUTO TAX
ON FRIDAY MORNING
WARRANTS HAVE BEEN seuro
az LICENSE OFFICER.
Suburban Owners % Cars Up In Arms
Against New Clause u L..
cense Ordinance

warrants have been sworn out bv
Licouf" Ofcor Arthur fneram f,r
aom" suburban aut0iats who have re-.
FUSED f0 pay The tax Imposed bv fbo
city council. and Tho matter viii be-
i"NEh out Zoo police court. Tho case
gas 20 have bcou heard YESTERDAY
but ou OF tho absence from
ihc city of some ~ the autoIsfa atfor
n"fe. Do vas postponed until Friday
morning
Tho hrhf promises to bo n worry boz
''rnstinR and $3.50 Boo biffcr.v con
tested 'y both Sides Tho new clause
'n I0' Ic"rso ordinance provides that
au'0i.fa having business in tho civ
'fd operating Wach.noe hcre rhaif
pay Tho Same ttV as fho resident
owners 81 machines Tho rro,fsr,r
appears Iuaf fo fho city aufhorlfiee
hut The aufoisfs arc up Ga arms
against Dr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
RIVER NEWS
FISHING CAMPS WRECKED BY
FOURTH STORMS.
Marks Drops TO 3 Feet 6 Inches a,
This Port-ohio Expected
From Pittsburg.

Again the Ohio is declining rapid.
ly n with a stage OF 3 feet o inches
registered at the local port yester.
day afternoon navigation is again al
most suspended. Much damage was
done along the river front by the
storms on the Fourth. many fishing
camps south OF this city being
wrecked.
The Pittsburg-Cincinnati packet
Ohio. will clear from Pittsburg. to-
day and is expected here at . a. m.
She will no doubt have trouble in
passing the shoals at Sisters Island,
and Captine rifle.
Yesterdays Boats.
kanawha. Charleston. s a. IN.
Jewel. Marietta. $3.50 p. m.
Liberty. Darlington. $3.50 p. m.
II. X. Bedford. Pittsburg. 4 .. IN.
roday's Boats.
Lorena. ~Pittsburg. , a. m.
Ohio. Pittsburg. IL a. m.
Pearl. Matamoris. noon.
Sonoma, Marietta. $3.50 p. m.
Liberty, Darlington. , 80 p. IN.
Fridays Boats.
II. X. Bedford, Parkersburg. Ga. III.
Liberty. Darlington. $50 p. m.
Jewell. Marietta. $40 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
BOARD DECIDES ON
DIR. ". H. MILAN
sEml-oFFlclAI ANNOUNCEMENT
OF HEALTH OFFICER Sc
LECTION.
Onelai Action Has Not Vet Been
Taken-No Campaign by 9th
er Physicians.

No Official action on the selection
OF a new city health Officer was taken
yesterday morning by the Board OF
control. but from a semi-or1cial
source II was learned that the board
agreed upon the reelection OF DIR. w.
II. McLain This action or the board
viii meet with the hearty approval
or he people of the city. as the un.
firing and efficient work OF DIR. Nc.
Lain is recognized by all classes.
1t is understood that no other
names were given serious consider.
alton. although several were men.
toned. No other physician of the
city has made an active campaign for
the position since the retirement OF
DR.. Hersey. With the selection of DR..
McLain. the city may rest assured of
a continuation of the excellent work
that has been done by the health de.
partment for the past four years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

work is Co DO completed By septem.
Dor D.. when tho courts for
the f9ll term The decorating. heat.
irg. electrical work and plumbing are
uot Included in the contract Tho
work viii De started a. once The
plans were drawn by Architect Geo
S Mooney
The bond o. Lester Smith az q
member of the Board OF Equalization
was approved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Not Tonight.

Instead OF tonight. the lawn fete 10
he held by the Ladies' Social circle OF
the PRESBYTERIAN church Uiil be- held
Thursday evening The wrong
date vas inadvertently given 10 the
IntcliiEcuccr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Up-The-Rive
News Of Giennova. War"ood
and loVeland.
Drilling Notes.

Drilling Notes.
Al well No. = on the Stenger place
a mast is being erected and the tub.
ing will be pulled. to be replaced
when a new perforated liner Is put in.
The present liner is perforated in such
a way that the gas mo get into
the pipes as fast as II should.
II tubing arrives today Jones a.
Co.s well on the Koch lot will be
brought into the Berea. II was To
have been brought in Yesterday. but
the tubing did not arrive.
Drilling has ceased at the Davis x
McIullagh well on the hillside. and
viii not be resumed until two-inch
tubing is hauled 10 the location The
we'll is ready to be drilled into the
Bcrsa.
Drilling has been started AZ Treat
& Rowlau,s location No. on the
Welshaus place.
on The Graeb place the Virginia on
and Gas company will drill IN a well
this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Tmon shIpping MN ~ dairy com.

dairF men shipping milk 20 dairy com.
pani"s ln This city. were notified yes
terday hy the health department ~
cease selling their milk FOB local firms
The barns and premises ~ Tho two
men orc Inspected recently by tho
ofcors of Tho health department and
found in unsauItarv condition
When conditions are improved io
Pho satisfaction OF tho health officers
tho d1irios VIII Do permitted to ro.
sumo fhc shipment OF mills strict
regulations in This respect arc on.
forced hy tho department. especially
in hot weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
One of
the Coolies.
Spots i'm Wheeling

This is the coolest store I've
been IN to-day" remarked a lady
on entering our new shoe building.
Thanks 10 a large room with
high ceiling and several large cleo
trio fans we are pretty comfort
able, thank you!
The delights of shopping in a
cool store r much TO be desired.
Let us show you how well we
can take sre of you in cool foot
wear for the sizzling weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
DAIRYMEN GET ORDERS
Two Ordered by Health Department
20 Cease Shipping Wuk 20
This City

. Dr. f'ufi'r OF rartvIcn and r..
b,Itars of n.ar West Alexander. tao
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
un-RIvrr Rrlcf.

Miss IIiida Allen viii return ~ hcr
home at Mount Olivcf today after
visiting friends in WarWoOd.
4 mum social" viii be hold at tho
home 90 Rev J g. rrtor on Garden
avcnu" tonight hv tho Christian
church bible school. and "a large crowd
Is expected fo attend tho unique az
flir
Wilbur Flood has returned from n
several days hshinc trip near Pow.
haitian. Ohio
Special cars viii hc run hv Tho
Panhandle Traction company today to
handle fhc extra travel which VIII bo
caused b. tho dam celebration and
homecoming exercises in Wcllsburg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

lends that the centennial should DO
held here "
speaking of the coming event yes.
Trrday Secretary Bov Benton NayIor
oi the Board a. Trade. stated mar ,r
wheeling did land the date mar, an
elaborate program would Do arranged
Tor The affair Tn" celebration v.ttI
Do ON Tho order ~ "A worlds fair only
on a smaller scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
AWARD CONTRACT
). W Beitz & Sons VIII % County
Building Work-To be Com
pieted September g.

Tho contract for a threcstory addt
ton and %rcmodclinc Of the county
building was awarded yesterday morn
Ing by the county commissioner On
the firm ~ j. ~ BcItz a Sons at
its bid ~ $4,000 Hut two bids were
submitted. tho other bciug that OF a
u ImhoT. SftI.5
Tho contract ~et.ruistcs that On,