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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22
WATERBURY,.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Turner of South
1uXbury are visiting in Borlin.--John
Nobus of Warren was a guest of Judge
J.. w Huntley Sunday. Mary Carver
'ampbel and son Of Mortified are guests
IF her father, Thomas Carvcr.--J. e.
McMulin, Mrs. Kate McMulln and
daughter, Maude, visited in Fayston sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Durfee and son.
Edison. of Bristol are guests of V. L..
Perkins.-Mrs. Henry Collins who has
been very Ill, is more comfortable --
Dillingham; Grange held an iutero ding
childrer's night Saturday in which the
following took part: Heath ToWne, LaUT-
ence Towne. Kathleen Towne. Miss Daisy
Hazetine, Win Towne j. Crossett Shonio
and Mrs. Phillip Shonio. Remarks were
made by District Deputy John Mohus.--
Yesterday afternoon in the chapel of the
CongreEationalist Church Mrs. T. T..
Atkins's piano and violin class gave its
closing recital of the year. The follow
ing pupils took part; Justin Bugbee,
Elene Bugbee Mark Harvey, Maydene
Harvey, Lawrence Towne. Don Grout,
Robert Iioadley, Dorothy Griffith, Miss
Margaret kecfe, Lestina BidWcll. Hugh
Harvey. Floyd Arkeley and Verne Cros-
sett.-!Iarold w Miles and Lillian May
Kmball of Montpelier We're married Sat
urday by the Rev, William l.. Boicourt $50
Tag day was very successfully handled
Saturday by the bevy of Young ladies.
In the evening they We're entertained by
Mr. and Mrs H. c. Whitehil and Mr..
and Mrs, a. II. Smith, The boxes were
opened and over $3.50 was found.-The
memorial services by Emerald Rebekah
Lodge ana Mentor Lodge Sunday after
noon at the lodge room was well attended.
The services were in charge of Noble
Grands Grant Russell and Helen Somer-
vlle.-A biographical sketch of the
brothers was read by G. G, Graves and
one Of the ladies by Mrs, j. r. Shipman,
Judge Huntley made remarks. The
benediction was pronounced by the Rev,
W. l.. BolCourt.
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Miss Flora Manchester, daughter Of
Mrs, Lemira Manchester, and William ].
Lamplough Of Burlington were married
Wednesday evening of last week at
the home Of the bride on Conant Square
The Rev. Z. NJ. Bartlett of Canton,
Conn. performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamplough will reside in Burlng-
ton.-At the annual meeting of
the Lake Dunmore chapter Daughters Of
the American Revolution held Tuesday
afternoon. the following officers were
elected Regent. Mrs. W. II. Harri-
son: vce-regent Mrs. il. f. Backus; sec
rotary, Mrs. a. J. Ives treasurer. Mrs.
r. Il. ST. John: registrar, Mrs. Elan
French. historian, Mrs. c. J. Braley;
chaplain, Mrs W. II. Wright; delegates
to State convention, Mrs, W. II. Harri-
son, Mrs. T.. Il. Backus, Miss Marion
Seaeer and Mrs, II. d. Briggs.
William Lille. a former resident of this
T. wn, died Thursday at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Charles Chapman. in
Iittsford Mills The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at 1890 O'Clock and
the body was brought here about three
{ clock for burial, He was one of the
oldest members of St. Paul's lodge and
the Masonic burial service was largely
attended at Pine iii cemetery Miss
Alice Rising accompanied the graduating
class TO Montreal Saturday.. Il. Harris
and family went Saturday to Lake Dun
more, where they will spend the summer
at their cottage.-Mrs. II. A. Nelson has
returned to Proctor after a few days
with her daughter Mrs, Edison b, Hack
ctt.-Miss Marion Kingsley mas returned
from Pittsford.--Mrs. William a. Kimball
went Monday to St, Adams to visit rea-
lives before returning 10 her home in Ply
mouth, n. H.-Miss Anna Thomas has re-
turned from Middlebury, Thomas Dever
and son. william. went Sunday to
Worcester, Mass. to attend commence
ment at Holy Cross Collese.-Mrs. Amy
Marshall has returned from Hortonville,
where she has spent several weeks.-Miss
Lillian Severy of Whiting spent Sunday
tore.-Miss Bertha Entevistle Of Brook
Ign, N. Y. Is visiting at S. 7. Growers
Mrs. Byron G. Moon of Waterford, n. Y,
IS visiting here.-F. j. Mober, one Of the
assistants OF the State commissioner OF
Weights and measures, was In town Fri
day and Saturday testing scales and
nleasures.-The body of Edward H. Kinds,
who died in Pittsford Thursday, was
brought hero Saturday for burial Inter-
ment was in Pine Inn cemetery.
Emma Miller of St. Adams Is visiting
Mrs. Carrie McColam.-W. Il. Jennings
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DRADSTREET'S WEEKLY
VERMONT TRADE REPORT


- ~ - ''' ''-'
dlcate no change IN general cohd'lon re-
sarding employment OF labor. Manufact-
rrare AFRO reo.or,hIv vol e-,nIoved Car
"
''''''' '''"'''''''> ''''S '' 'N'''' - -
mand. Lumber is moving reasonably Wei.
Paper mills are operating fun time De-
mand for veneers reported good. Manu-
facturers Of turned wood specialties note
liberal buying Manufacturers of furniture
state there is a little more buying a. pres
ent Wholesale dealers in food stuffi
report normal trade. Grain dealers state
market is quiet Maple sugar products
have moved we'll but at present price
Is off one point. Foot ard shoe dealers
note a ouietness while the business done
in general hardware and builders supplies
is some better than IL was year ago.
The coDious rains OF the past week have
done much to improve the condition Of
grass and corn is looking better at this
limo than II did q wear ago. Seasonable
goods among retail merchants arc in
good demand. June business among retail
merchants has shown an inproyemcnt
over ,vnat was done for tho same period
NJ n year ago Wholesale firms still re-
mort collections moro or less uneven with
tendency toward slovness.
Bur!jngton r,.orts one uew manufacture
ing con,rarv making preparatio1 to COM
r,enca business s,on Iaho, is fairly we'll
ernlov,l Retail merchants note volume
of business ahead of what il was for tho
same period of a year ago. Rutland manu-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22
LOWELL.

Sam Mitchell. Jr.. and Miss Grace Han
non of Barton were married at Barton
June I'D. A. Wakefield and sons OF
North Troy spent the week end with
his mother. Mrs. II. II. Newton.-Mrs.
Lois Watson and Mrs. Myrtle Sanborn
have gone to Keene, n. H.. where they
have employment during the summer
The primary department OF the village
school has been closed on account of
measles, also the school in tho La Clair
district.-Miss Eva Tatro and Arthur
Taylor We're married June 10 at the St.
IEnatius Church by the Rev Father La
vigne.-John Shortsleeves of Manchester,
n. H., is visiting his father, w. E. Short
sleeves, and other re- atives.-Mrs. Thomas
Ling was taken Tuesday to a hospital in
Burlington for treatment.-Mrs. Horace
LaPier and children Of Derby are visit
ing relatives In town.-Mrs. Smith Slsco
of Bradford is spending the week with
her mother. Mrs. II. II. Newton.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Lathe are the parents of twin
daughters. born June 10.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

IT, T.. Hatch Of STAFFORD was hero
Saturday looking after the interests Of
state property.-Prof. H. II. Rice has
moved from the house OF G. l.. Hodges
to the Tickford house, where he expects
TO stay until the opening Of his school
In Wilmington.-Mrs Charles jacques re-
turned to n. r. Boydcn's from the sana-
forum Saturday.-Mrs. Helen Ward, who
has been visiting her sister Miss Char
lotte Tarbell, has returned to her homo
in Quincy, Mass.-The principal interest
of the normal commencement conferred
in tho alumni meeting on Tuesday. The
forenoon was taken up with class re-
unions. In the afternoon the alumni meet :
ing was held at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church and in the evening the gradua-
ting exercises, after which the alumni
banquet was served In Normal hall The
Normal has been graduating pupils for
n years and NJ the banquet only three
years were not represented. Three hun
ared tickets were sold and many more
we're called for.
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WASHINGTON
MONTPELIER.

Retiring Superintendent of Schools
Fred j. Brownscombe gave a dinner
Friday at the y. NJ. G. A. to tn,
members of the high school athletic
teams. The dinner was served by the
members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary and
the Mattresses We're Misses Ruth Dut-
ton, Gladys Topper, Beatrice Walker
and Eleanor Lowe Friday night tn,
present and past members of athletic
teams at the high school gave super
intendent Brownscomhe a banquet at
the Pavilion.
City court had a busy session Fri
day and considered three larceny
cases, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner
OF Court street and Henry Smith. a
boarder were charged with taking q
watch and sum of money from II. NJ
Robinson while the latter was asleeD
Mrs. Wagner and Smith were released
and Wagner was held in $500 for
county court James McDermott
was arrested by the Burlington police
at the request of Chief Durkcc ON the
charge OF taking a watch from Ben
jamin Blake McDermott pleaded
guilty and was givei three months
S'i'''hNt' w ilildln tkuS was charged
with non-support Of his wife who Is a
town charge. willie" is working and
putting money in the bank and over
seer Lamphere thought he should share
the burden Of mis- wfes support He
was fined $40 and costs for non-sup-
port and took an appeal Bail was
fixed at 500 ana William put up some
property Of his IN Middlesex as Sc
curity
Frank Richards, the man who was
run over hy a train "Wednesday night
! died at Gieaton hospital FRIDAY
morning, Both legs were amputated
and there was little hope OF his re-
covory from the first. His relatives
IN Berwick, Me, wired not to send the
body and interment was maze III
Green Mount cemetery
Miss Rose Lucia and MISS Caroline
NJ Grlswold of the local schools left
Friday for Montreal where they
took boat Saturday for Liv-
erpool. They are to pass the summer
in England and on the continent.
John H. Stanyan left yesterday for
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adenoids removed Saturday Mrs. Perrin
and Mrs Fairbanks accompanied the chill
dren to st. Johnsbury II H. Dufur
was In st. Johnsbury Saturday Miss
Gladys Lamb attended the graduating ex
ercises at st. Johnsbury academy last
week.-Frank Dufur and Dorothy Porter
are at home from school at st. Johnsb,ry.
William Marshall IL failing Mrs. Mabel
Melvin is visiting in Sc. Johnsbury for n
few days.-Mr. and Mrs c. II. Miller
have been in Stowe for few days.-Mr.
Kaiser of Stowe Is visiting hts son, N. II.
Kaiser.-The Rev. and Mrs. r.. s. Achen-
back attended the State conference of
Congregational Churches at Bellows Falls
last week and Sunday morning Mrs.
Achenback gave very interesting re-
port of the proceedings.-The Village I'm
provement society are busy working on
new sidewalks .-Mrs. Harris and son,
Ronald, returned. from New Jersey to
their pleasant home here Friday.-Mss
Mildred Cook of New Haven, Conn, is at
the Cooke summer home
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CRAFTSBURY.

George II, Howard Is seriously ILL.,
Children's day exercises will be held next
Sunday, June IS, in the village church,
Carol and o. c. Whitcher were in town
Saturday in their new auto.-The Hard
wick Dramatic club gave The American
Girl to a full house in the town hall
Thursday night.-Rev. O. l.. Barnard of
Greensboro Bend Is assisting the pastor.
the Rev. w. f. Allen, in a series of
evangeistic meetings in Coninsville.-
phillip and Murl Howard were called home
Saturday by the serious illness OF their
father, George IT. ard.--Blanche Uric,
who was graduated from the Burlington
high school last week. returned home Sat-
urday-Ruth Feigur is clerking for Mrs.
Z n. Nelson.
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EAST WARREN.

Lewis Flint of Randolph spent the past
week with Tracy Pycko at the homo of
l., c. Heath.-F. C. Lamb and q. II.
Campbell were in Randolph Saturday
8. d. Allen and C. j. Allen and family
Of Barre were in town Sunday. Mrs.
Allen and children Will remain hero a
while,-Mrs. Heber Holman. Mrs. Clar
ence Booth and Mrs. Grace Campbell o.
Randolph are visiting at Alfred Lambs.
Mrs Archie Lovett of Portland Me, IS
IN town.-Nlrs. Flora Jones and daughter
OF Quincy, Mass. are guests of Mrs. e.
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WARREN.

c. W, Wallis Of Waitshold took an au-
tonohile party, consisting Of MIR. and
Nh. Frank Page, Henry Moore and Miss
Gloria Bennott, through Granville woods
around Williamstown Gulf and home by
the way of Barre ard Montpelier Sun
day.-Children's night at the grange was
observed Monday,-G. A. r. Bragg. Mr..
and Mrs W. Z. Drew and son. and Ru-
dolph Kenneth Tllotson attended the
graduation exercises of Waitsneld high
school Thursday evening. Harold Wallis,
n grandson of @. \. Bragg. was one of
the class of lWl.-Mr. and Mrs George
Lang and son, Slayton. of Barton ac-
companiel by Mrs. James Tillotson q
Morrisville, came here by automobile
Monday They will remain a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallis and Miss
Martha Wilbur of Sharon, Conn. were
visitors at O. A RraGE's FridaN.-Mss
Lizzie Graves returned to her home at
sheldon saturday, after completing her
services as trimmer for Louise Bragg
Benjamin Greenwood and Helen Kilburn
spent Sunday at the lattors home in
Bristol.
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WESTFIELD.

w. o. Wright has bought n 3o-horse
power l.. NJ +. automobile. Mrs. f. NJ.
Webster of Barton is spending a few days
with her brothers, o. 7. and w. o.
Wrgtt-News has been received of the
death of Mrs. Wells Wood of Richford, a
former resident. George Miller and family
attended the funeral Mold TuesdaY,-Mrs
Alice Lombard and Mrs. II. d. Miller
went to Potion Springs. Canada, Thurs
day.--Dr. and Mrs. Young motored to Pot
ton Springs for the day Sunday.-Miss
Hannah Mccarthy has gone 10 St Johns
bury 10 enter training for nursing.
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WINDSOR
BETHEL

Thomas j. Matsou, Joint proprietor with
his brother Samuel j, Matson, of the well
known Commercial House at Concord, y,
r., died near midnight June "A OF tu-
III rculosis, following an attack of pncu-
monia and pleurisy last winter, lie had
been since February at the home of his
h"other y, Henry Matson, In this village,
where for some time he was much better.
But since two weeks ago he failed rap
ely. Tho body was carried to the home
of his parents in North1cld. MI and Mrs,
Samuel Matson. Thursday afternoon and
the funeral was held there Saturday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22
NORTH TROY.

Mrs. o. S. Annls and Miss Grace Annis
returned Friday from Triton, N. H., where
they attended commencement at the SEM
mary from which Miss Ruth f. Annis
was graduated. The latter returned Mon
day.-Hugh II. Butterield Is erecting a
house on Elm street.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
r.. Ladd are stopping for a while at Boil
ton Springs. Que.-Everett Forsaith of
Derby Line has been in town few days
recently. completing among his other
purchases that of the Farnsworth farm
He has several men here, among them
an expert on power and civil engineering.
He is contemplating the extensive opera
ton of electric power.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr. and Mrs Fred Thomas attended
the memorial service of the knights
of Pythias at Marsnheld sunday
Mrs. Harry Pike and one of her chill
dren are i'll with the measles.--Dr.
Carver was in town SundaY.-Lucinda
Farnsworth is at the home Of her
brother. Frank BatChclder.-Mr. and
Mrs Otis Wheeler passed sunday at
Emma Banks's homc.-The Ladies' Aid
society will give an ice cream social
at the vcstry this cvening,-Warren
Goodell is in poor health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22

spent Sunday In Bristol.-Mrs. Minnie A.
wood OF Bridgcwater is visiting ber
daughter. Mrs. william williams--Nrs
Irving Breed. who for several years has
teen an invalid and unable to walk. was
presented with a wheel chair Friday, the
gift of friends and relatives.
Horatio II. Baker, who has been visiting
his brother, Dr. o. c. Baker, has returned
TO Hardness. n. Y.-Joseph b. Blsbee, Jr..
and Allen S. Boyd of Poughkecpsie, ~ Y.
are at Lake Dunmore for two weeks
Mrs. c. l.. Watson, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bird, has gone to
Hortonvlle. Charles Scott, who has been
attending Goddard Seminary, Barre, and
Tyrel Severance of the L. V. NJ, BurllnE-
ton, are at home for the summer vaca-
tlcn.-Miss Jennie Field has gone to Ncr-
gennes where she will spend the summer
with relatives.--Mr and Mrs Herbert
Crooks and Miss Olive Crooks went
Tuesday to Jericho to visit relatives.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Perry of Gardner, Mass,
are spending two weeks at Charles
French's cottage, Lake Dunmore.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kieth, who have been Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Chandler, have
returned TO Glens Falls. N. Y.-Mrs. John
Churchill has returned from Burlington
-Alva r Howe. who has been in charge
OF the Vermont Marble company's mill
here went yesterday to Proctor. He will
tie succeeded here by C. C. DAILY.
The 5Sth semi-annual campmeetng al
Silver lake will open Friday and continue
| until July %. The meetings will be In
charge of the Rev. II. n. Brown of Ever.
EFT. Mass The Rev George w. Willis OF
| Cleveland. Ohio, the Rev. and Mrs L. A.
Tracey. returned missionaries from India
| and Mrs. j. T. Reed of Worcester. Mass
are expected to be Decentralization
| have been issued for the wedding of Miss
| Lenora Isabella Whalen. daughter OF
| Richard Whalen. and oliver p. Preseau o.
| Orwell, Wednesday morning, June 2S al
| st. Mary's Catholic Church at nine
| O'Clock. Mrs. G. w. Burnham and daugh.
| ter, Jean, are attending commencement,
| exercises at Middebury College. Mis-
| Ruth Burnham is a member of the grad
uating class.-The Rev. and Mrs. Alvin c.
| Bacon of Salem Mass, are expected to-
| day to spend some time with friends and
| refatives.-Miss Elizabeth S. Chaplin went
yesterday to the Mary Fletcher hospita
| In Burlington for medical treatment.-Thc
| ladies' Of st. Thomas's Church receiv ed
| about $50 from their strawberry festiva
Tuesday.--Miss Mabel Spencer returned
\ yesterday to Mount Vernon. N. H, after
| spending a few weeks with Miss Nellie
knowlton. Miss Nora Cameron is con
fined to the bed by illness-Miss Gather
ine Capen has closed her school in Caven
| dish and is spending her vacation in town
| There will be concert by the Brandon
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DERBY.

Adam Robbins has bought the farm
fromerly owned by Flavia Pleasance.-
Gerald and Kenneth Drown and Harold
Crandal have returned from Orleans.-
Percy Robbins visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Robbins, Sunday.-There
was a union meeting Mt the Baptist
Church Sunday evening. at which the
cause of the Anti-Saloon League was
presented by the new official.
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ORl. cans
GREENSBORO.

Harrison Wilson came home from Bur
lington riday eVening.--Mrs NJ. c. In
gals Is spending u few weeks in Bur
lington with her daughter, Mrs Soule.-
Everett Perrin had his tonsils and ade-
noids removed Saturday at Brightlook
hosrdtal. Miss Louise Fairbanks also had
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22
TIE IMPORTANT QUESTION

Tho new areman was telling Ids wife
aSou: the fire.
1T oroiee out NJ midnight in lie Won
Differs house on the avenue" he said,
and iust as we got there Miss Won Rlf-
fer came stumbling out Of the flames
ard smoke, carrying her uttlo niece all
wrapped ", IN her arms. I: wa the hrav-
est act ! ever saw.'
"Whst was she wea l1ng?'' inquired the
ireinar's wife, CT svaland Plain DeeN--
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c. Heath,-Mrs. Harlon Stoddard has sold
her house in the village to p Parker and
they have gone 10 Waitsneld TO live
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22

1t will take IL clerks five weeks TO count
the Sl4,0oo,c00 in the New York sub-tre1s-
ury.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14
Praying Against Time.
Popular Magazine.

Popular Magazine.
The Revf Henry n. Couden, the
blind chaplin of the house, who opens
the proceedings of that body every
day with prayer, preceding the read
ing of the journal, once had to pray
II minutes because the reading
clerks at the speakers desk had mis-
laid the journal.
While the chaplain prayed, there
was a frantic search for the journal,
and every time the chaplain showed
signs of concluding the petition to
heaven, a voice would say:
Keep on praying, chaplain. We
haven't found the journal yet.
When the missing paper had been
discovered. the members Of the house,
who r :>r"n standing during the
PRAYER. w""" ready 10 drop n their
tra~'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14

assembly Of the State Of South Caro-
lima, approved on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1911, to decide the question OF
issuing coupon bonds to the amount
of three thousand dollars (S30OO.OO) II
so much be necessary, payable in five
years and bearing interest at not eX-
ceedipg the rate Of six per cent. per
annum, payable annually.
The said bonds or the proceeds OF
the sale thereof, together with any
funds in hand Of county treasurer, to
be applied to the payment and retire.
ment of outstanding bonds of said
School District.
The election for the said purpose
above named is hereby ordered to be
held at the town hall in Prosperity, S.
c., in said School District, on the 18th
day of April, 1911, beginning at 8
tax receipt Delng necessary W 'oIe III
this election.
The following named persons are
o'clock a. n. and closing at 4 o'clock
p. N.
A registration certificate and poll
hereby appointed to conduct said elec-
ton: E. W. Werts, ". T. Gibson and
NJ. H. Boozer. All voters in favor OF
new bonds vote "yes," against new
bonds vote mo"
Geo. Y. Hunter,
J. L. Wise,
R. T. Pugh,
Trustees Of School District No. IA.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14
TO DRAW JURY

Notice is hereby given chat on Fri
day, April 81, we, the undersigned
Jury commissioners for NeWberry
county, S. c., will at 9 o'clock a. m.'
in the Office of the Clerk Of Court,
openly and publicly draw The names
of thirty-six men who shall serve as
petit Jurors at the court cf common
pleas which will convene May 8, 1911
Jno. L. Epps,
Eug. S. Werts,
Jno. G. Goggans,
Jury Commissioners for NeTberry
County, 4-11-td
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14
Very Strong.

Harper's Weekly.
"I see," said Skaters, that our old
friend Bilkins had strong article
in one of the Boston papers the 9TH
er day."
"Really?' said Binks, incredulous-
ly. "I'd never have believed that OF
old Blink. What was it?'
"a recipe for picked onions" said
Skaters.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of May, 1911, at II o'clock
q. m, in the Office of the Probate
Judge for Newberry county, S. G., l
Will make a final settlement of the
guardianship estates of George T.
Koon, Matte Koon, Mary Koon and
David Koon, and Immediately tnere-
after apply for final discharge as
such guardian.
NARY F. KOON,
April "A, 1911. Guarolan'
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Never-failing Resorts.

Washington Star.
"Was your speech successful?'
"Not very" replied the statesman
who does not deceive himself. The
only way l could get any great amount
Of applause was to say George Wash
ington' or Abraham Lincoln and
then Wait''
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14
TfI Had Eczema

I'd wash it away with that mild,
soothing liquid, D. D. D. Trial bottle,
25c. Relieves all kinds of skin trouble,
cleansing away the impurities and
clearing up the complexion as moth
ing else can.
Yes, If I had any kind of skin trou-
ble I'd Use D. D. D.
Glider & Weeks.