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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
NORTH DORSET.

w. d. Herrick was in Manches-
ter Monday
School closed last Friday for a
weeks vacation.
Rollie Johnson and wife of So.
salisbury visited in town Sunday
Mrs. John Congdon and daugh-
ter Kate, are visiting in Granville,
IN. Y.
Earl Buchanan of Bennington
visited his father, who is suffering
from rheumatism last sunday
Bernie Cooney, who has spent
5ome time In Marble, Colo, and
British Columbia, Canada, is visiting
At his fathers, Barney Cooney.
John Petty of Winch:ndon, CT,
is III at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Olive L. Petty Or. Grinnell OF
Dandy attends him,
e H. Whitney is engaged more
extensively than usual in taxidermy
this year, having ten deer heads in
his possession TO prepare for the
owners.
Those In this village who shot
deer In addition TO j. Congdon re-
ported last week are Il. l.. whitney,
whose deer weighed $50 lbs, and
James Gormley, whose deer weigh
ed 205 lbs James Gormley is a
school boy. age IA. and feels quite
proud of his skill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
WEST ARLINGTON.

Thomas Hayes was at his home
hree Sunday.
A. c. Morehouse was out OF
town last week on business.
Raymond Poor was one Of tn
fortunate ones during deer season.
The Ladies Aid Society met
with Mrs. II. G. Buck on Thursday
last,
-. II. La Bait of Arlington spent
few days last week at A. G. More
houses
Miss ELSIE Harrington has clos
ed her school in Sunderland and is
spending her vacation with her par
ents.
-, G.. Poor and family We're in
shushan, ~ Y. Thursday night TO
attend the mock wedding at the par
sonage.
Daniel Harrington, While dong
some carpenter work I'm bis barn,
fell from a high beam making a cut
on his head which necessitated the
taking OF several stitches. At pre-
sent ha is as well as can be expect
cd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
PERU.

Thanksgiving service at the
church Sunday morning
Mrs. r G Wyman is spending
a fcw days with her sister Mrs.
Geo Gates IN Londonderry
Miss Freda Jones has been visit
Hg hef grandmother IN Bennington
for few days, during her vacation.
h g Harlow Of Keene. n. H.,
was In town last week buying tur-
keys About 100 we're shipped dress
cd BY him
Miss Catherine Warner has fin.
ished her school work and returned
10 her home in Boston Miss Edna
Burroughs Of Rutland viii finish thu
term,
4 very pleasant party was given
by the Misses Sherman on satur-
day evening IN honor OF Miss War
ner. ~ho returned to her home on
Monday Games were PLAYED and
refreshments we're served
A doe. with broken forelcg
and weakened from loss Of blood
aaa found n the edge OF the woods
On A !. simonds form. one-fourth
mile from the village on Monday
The case Was brought to the at.
ten on 81 N. iIapgood, who. with
the assistance 81 couple Of men
caught the animal and took her in
hia sleigh 10 his barn where she
aled few hours later The dos
was q yearline aud a beauty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
BONNEVILLE.

Miss Hazel Laokey is at work
for Mrs. Roland Wheeler in Jamai-
ca,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas styles have
returned from their trip TO Boston
and other places
Mrs. Flora Burbank visited her
mother In Bennington several days
last week,
Mr. and Mrs J. N Kendall are
In Gardner. Mass. to spend Thanks
giving with relatives
Mrs Martha johnson Of Bald
wlusyilie. Mass. is visiting her sis-
ter. Mrs II n Benson
Mrs. Mande Robinson Of AM
herst. Mass visited her father,
cephas Williams. the first 81 the
week
Among the successful deer hunt
ers u this immediate vicinity were
John Williams. Walter Williams.
Herbert I.ackey and l. r Benson
Mrs J Eilenburg OF Fair HzF-
en-. y who has been staying
with her daughter. Mrs Nellie bur
bank for the past month. has re-
turned home Mrs Burbank and
the children going with her 10 re-
main until after Christmas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
A CARD.

We. the undersigned, do hereby
agree TO refund the money on a 30.
cent bottle OF Greene's Warranted
Syrup of Tar II 1t fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee
a 25-cent bottle to prove satisac-
tory or money refunded.
Hard Drug Store.
Whipple's Drug Store.
II. A. Brophy.
J. A. Marshall
Adams A. Co.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

First monthly Music pupiiS Recital
u. A Is. seminary.

Is spite u rain and wind Tues
day asolng Soy. 2Sth q very good
slaoa audience gathered in the
Seminary Chapel to listen 10 a select
igomam gyca b. tho Music Depart
meai
.He numbers we're duly aHpreciat.
ea Mrs nrooks assistant Misa
Eah shaw certainly deserves COM
incubation lar results obiained by
bm pupils Possessed 81 native abd
iy ans herself a thorough student
she la. Developed decided ability
as teacher
lU ueariy rfury Instance the work
0oae ~ ibc pupils last night showed
practice and careful preparation ON
tbcf part
Mas Faith shaNs number vas not
oalg eerr Neli executed technically
bui uas played alta taste and feel
81, Mf Brooks Aria from Glack
o rh8u 81 SIS Heaft Adorod was
4aiY appreciated as was also the
itisb seng shich she sang as al
encore
TAss il the tirhs q tho usual
month5 Recitais ehich vii b
ejma throughout tie school yeas
aua IL whNh lhe pshilr is cordial.
d reloone
Ehe RsoWam q Tuesday eseoine
Is Fiea8 bei1m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

The stock yards OF the Contra
Vermont Railway Co, which have
stood adjacent TO the street at Al
burg, have been removed and 1t Is
probable that new yard will be
built west Of the depot The ground
north Of the team track viii be
graded to permit the handling OF
freight from the cars on that side
and thus eliminate the danger OF
recovery is assured. An effort was
and the main line. This grade Will
also allow a better view OF the
tracks and thus diminish the dan
ger at this crossing This change is
brought about by the recommends
ton of the public service commits
giau
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

DR.. Cochrane was recent Wis
lor Ia Rutland.
a meat-ple supper vii be serv-
ia IN School Hall from 6 10 s
o'clock Wednesday evening. Dee. G,
Al are invited
Report Of the East Dorset
Grammar school for the fall term
ending Nov a. Pupils not absent
during the term are Thomas Grit
nh. Robert Harwood Edward Lear,
Jennie Bowen, Absent one-half day
are Raymond Lovett, Paul Leary.
Sara Cochrane Absent one day,
David Cochrane. George Brock. Err
nest McDaniels, Florence sheridan.
Absent one and one-half days Ruth
l.0yett Pupils having an average
of go per cent, or over In all sub,
jects are Ernest McDanie.s, Laura
Bcebe, Thomas Griffith, Sara Coch-
ranc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
MANCHESTER CENTER

Miss Aetfie Whitman IL In hos.
toa for part % the winter
Mrs Fielas who hAs been ~
town caring for her mother a few
days. has returned 10 her home IN
Boston
The service Ciuh Of the Bap-
uu ehurch wijl hold their annual
sale u fancy and useful articles 10
thr vesry Of the church December
i2lh Aad 18Th
Harold Harrington is the hero
"a the Juvenile deer huntcrs.he hay
lng shot his first deer this season
Harold il - years old pedar
Oleson. who sent back In the for
esi saturday morning. shot one that
weighed $50 pounds. which he was
obliged 10 DRAG over brooks, fallen
trees. 81 an a distance o. about :
mites
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
Estate Of James Smith.
Order Of Notice WI.

tfuef % Nullte W III,
STATE or VERMONT, District Of Man.
chester, IS.
The HoAuabie Probate tpgH far he
District ~ Manchester!
To all persons interested IA the estate nt
James Smith, late OF Manchester 10 snid
District deceased
GHErfINGt
Attn Probate Court, holden ut Manchester
within and for said District nn the 18th day
at Nov. 1911 mn instrument pufpottlnR To
BE- the last VIII and Testament 81 James
Smith late ~ Manchester Ia snid llisl
trict, deceased, was presented Ia the Court
aforesaid, for Probate.
And II Is ordered by snid Court that the
glst day of December, 1911. at ten orluck
IA the forenoon nj the Probate One"
Ia snid Manchester. Ice assigned Tor proving
snid instrument and TINT notice thereof be-
given To all persons concerned, ny publish
Ing this order three weeks sncceAsisely IN
the Manchester journal, u newspaper cir
culntinp ia That vicinity, ~ said District,
previous To the time appointed,
TuFREfonF you are hereby notified 70
appear before said Court nj the tim" ana
place aforesaid, and contest the probate OF
said viii II you have cause.
Given under my hand " Manchester ~
said District, this 18th day Of November 1911
~ EDWARD 8HlfFiTH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
NORTH DORSET.
,Too late for last week

tTO0 late iOr Idht Wpeh''
Napoleon Rlvet of Manchester
has moved his family here for the
winter.
John Congdon has shot th'
only deer yet reported in this i'm
mediate vicinity, weight, dressed
300 lbs.
Geo, u. Kendall of Troy, n. J.
and V. l.. Brophy Of East Dorset
visited Their aunt Mrs. w. d. Her
rick, Monday.
John Petty and family OF Wn'
chendon, Conn, are visiting ms
mother. Mrs. Olive T. Petty, during
the open season for deer.
Miss Kate Congdon, who has
been living in Dorset for some time
is spending a vacation at the home
of her father, John Congdon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

Miss Belle Gregory has return
ed from weeks visit 10 her sister
who resides In Hoosick Falls, n. y
The deer hunting season is past
for which many are thankful. No
one from this place has been injuf-
ed while hunting and some fine
bucks were killed
There viii be donation and
oyster supper in the NJ +. church
DEF. 9Th. for the heIefit OF the
pastor. Rev Noble Ball The Dis
trict Superintendent, Dr. Coleman
las promised to be present and de-
'iyer an address AS everyone is
invite goodly attendance is ex-
uncted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
Aches and Pains
Banished.
Gen. T. S, Peck Gives the Credit TO
Mysterious Pain Ease.

Another well-known man tells Of his
experience with this marvellous rem.
edy:
= have used Mysterious path Ease q long
time TOT myself snd the members 81 my fam
fly, ana beiieyeit % be uneseelled for re-
iieving pain. and especially for rheumatisti,
sprnins and burns.
IT has been n pleasure for me always 10
recommend It most highly 10 my friends,
Who. IL every case. have not forgotten "
Thank me for doing -. and 20 speak IN The
louoesi praise u its wonderful virtues.
Try Mysterious Pain Ease for cold
in chest OF head, for bronchitis. for
headache. snd for any pain or ache IN
any part Of the body. One trial will
make you booster for Mysteriou !
Pain Ease. You'll need il when you
least expect. 70 keep bottle % hand,
Yonr druggist sells Il IN p and ~
cent sizes; Or wen send by mail II you
wish.
Cures through the pores
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
SOUTH DORSET.

Aud yet the sky leaks
Aiss Margaret Mcbride Of Beo-
d tgton vas home over Sunday last,
Hulda Bowen Of Bennington
0af visiting al A T. Bowen's last
week.
The b. & -. $. viii have a
three days rest this week for Thanks
giving
The force on the quarries is
Very much reduced as usual for
winter.
The Wade family are improving
so other cases Of typhoid fever has
been reported here.
Martin Paddock has got his
min to running and is saving up
Ills sugar orchard into lumber
Curtis stannard, an old time
resident OF this town died on We'd
nosday morning He was taken ser
lously IN on Monday last
The Shelter mill is about ready
10 run This mill will get out all
Minds Of lumber, mainly small stuff,
as il is owned by the Burlington
spool and Bobbin Co
The truant officer Is stirring
up the truants and their parents
with the view TO have our free
srhOols attended by the scholars.
There are more people in Vermont
no cannot read and write than
there ever was before,
Ten more big deer reported
killed to Warden Bowen, making IS
80 far The last 10 lucky ones are
as follows
A. Il. Wade, 800 lbs, points
] Congdon. 325 lbs. $ points.
I'D. congdon, 300 lbs, points
u. Il sheldon, 200 lbs, points,
c. 8. Baker. 210 lbs. points.
A. McDanieis. 1871 lbs, S points.
r. II Reed 245 lbs, 10 points.
y Flynn. 500 lbs, points.
] Gormley, $50 lbs, points
J. Gormley, 200 lbs, points.
+. whitney, $50 lbs, I points.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
Special vermont Number 81 The
journal ~ American lIistor.

journal ~ American ilistors.
tae splendid special vernon, nun
bef II sht Journal d American His
t Amcrics great jowaai u O.
,lltm wHi bs even large and
ti thau IT. publishers dared cpc.
lle otk has grown with the days
aad tbe Magazine viii contain the
t description Of Vermont which
has appeared Ia recent years, while
ibs Illustrations. besides views Of
ragsaht and 81 attractive Vermont
SCENERY. include fan page portraits
~ tbe Governor Lieutenant Cover
nuf 10Th United States Senators both
81 mbe 81 Congress and other pro.
mlmHt men All these men have
given messages for Vcrmontcrs de-
smed 70 furnish inspiration and
nfoue tho patriotism u every ma
tiyt II ihe state. whether at home
of abroad
a Number 81 valuable historical
articles. hitherto unpublished are
iatuded ia the table II contents.
wa 1t n Crockett. Of Montpelier
secretary aud historian Of The Sons
81, tie American Revolution con,
tributes ono upon the men 70 whom
the riy thousand dollars vas paid
whitb Induced New York 20 with
DRAW her claim 20 lands In the state
Honorable Horace IS Bailey or Rut
laud. has contributed series de-
seriMng every Pageant and celebra-
tiou ii the state Ia 1911 Burton
1t .bec. associate editor Of the
Magazine himself q ycrmouter and
udtpt Of her history has pre-,
pa.td an accurate account Of each
uue ii tbe sixty one towns which
celebrate their anniversary this year,
aud Of the eight which celebrate
neNi year These brief histories are
draWn lu most Instances from orr
Eaal records
lbo Number is ~ good that Gov.
erner Mead has headed popular
subscription to pay for wider cir
euiayiou than would otherwise be
possible Many other rominent
vc. monitors have contributed LIBERAL
N toward this patriotic enterprise
Tho Journal Of American History
tae one great Magazine oi patriotic
inspiration "a the country opens
iis agth year with this special Yer
mont issue. II win be a double num-
Der beautifully illustrated, each
part containing about one hundred
and sixty pages The Vermont divi-
alou lnaugufages the new Common
wealth Series. unique 10 conception
an1 beautiful in execution Sup
aeuHng the magnificent Work the
home pfcgs h constantly doing In
exploiting VeFmonts numerous ad-
vantages thfE lsaue will supply the
most attractive advertising any
stajs has ever had
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
LONDONDERRY.
TOO late for last week.

Miss Ethel Bower is spending
her vacation in Ludlow.
MIR. and Mrs. Malcolm Barney
were in Brattleboro on Saturday.
The schools in this place are
closed for a two weeks vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Bacon are
in Windham during the hunting sea
son.
A. G.. Relyea and wife have re.
turned to New York after spending
part Of the hunting season at their
summer home here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

TfFe pHeta
s Bisa Dane iohn kirrost
tha ssfena6e Franrnif Rttf
tft 10 ihe Chnhp FrKneoas heAs
Eaha 4 Graves
staff Dance G ChaminAde
Helen pafdy
Rafiis ~ sBfhF Rin6ig
Gertrnee b shae
lleteass ftsm lorHiyno GODDARD
geanlt W I&ckhon
grliien fWhimtb sehumauh
Adele NWsRl
immomPg 10 G MinaF
u Besuhold
Edith A. SHAW
Aria D Thoa beloved G Glur9
Mrs u RkytBrooks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
SYNDICATE.

Frank Provan has been a CUES,
a. Eegttn Bentley 81 fe days.
Mc@rs kelrea Hcfticy and
.thtics d Bentley eere Manches.
tef on FRIDAY last
There is 10 be Thanksgiving
prayer meeting at The church We'd
nedas evening ~ half past seven
Brother Bail is TO have young
mems class in Sunday school A.
tbs il something neR We wish him
success
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
Commissioners Notice

Estate OF William V, Cunningham,
Ihe undersigned having been appointed
~ th. Honorable rroatp Court Tor Tie Tvs
triet ~ Manchester, commissioners tu ~.
csi,e. examine Rnu adjust the claims and
demands Of NIL persons against the estate OF
William T.. Cunningham late ut llurset
ia said District decreased, and NIL claims
exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give not
Ice that We Mill meet Tor the purpose nfufe'
,aid. at the store of !, NJ Gnfiih ~
The Village Of Fast horset Va
said District on The 18th day Of May
neat. from / oTluck r. NJ, unti o'clock
T.. NJ. un said day ana That six months from
the 9Th day OF Nov 4. u, 1911 II the tin .
limited by said Court for said creditors 81
pres, n their clAins 20 rs fat examination
aud allowance,
Dated at nurs,t this slh day OF Nov,
smbor A u, 1911
JOHN k.GhlFflrH com
j, NJ BfBEF,
Patrick Cunningham, Admr. Past iipr'
set VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

Ghr gFmt ChSBcse aatan j. haA-
3aF uoabics II its oHr those days
N1tn s nation o. over 400 100000
~ mmenees 70 asake la the
mu ,ha1 ibry can ie something in
fne world ihsa it Is nboat time
tas aone "a " smaller aud younger
naUuas to Wt up aud take notice
A. Hfa ilmts "a APPLY eaid For
ways thai ate dark sud for tricks
ihht are ,ain che heather chinee ~
pegallar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

Suffered day and night the tor
ment Of Itching piles. othing helped
me until used Deans Ointment
cured me permanently. "- Hon John
n. Carr Il, Mayor. 0irsfd. Ala
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

Taaa3 b. ThartFgiruE Day. Ihwc
y ~ aue ~ matter phat htF ~
hef oatIlou bsi hate eomeihing
a. m HnnRfal fof u naY seem
ptoiy bard ostgimcs 90 extract any.
thina from ouss MISERY 20 b. thank
Ssh taf bat ihere ie something
thete aeNffihelnst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

An ssaangns ~ advertisements a.
e. Ia hassd nat lsisr ihsp fsesdat
N ming
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

w mEuF farmers ln thla fiflHi+
81 49, fhsre mtn tsxe faisea e@aAgh
fsaH So vlnter an their Ftpss and
tst8 aar hent' tlaw fsaaf A.
fu faFTuafs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
WANTED TEACHES.

Men aud women for High schools
and elementary, all grades Good
salaries No charge until located
by us Send for registration blank
American Teachers Agency
A. II Campbell m y Mgr,
Myrick building Springfield Mass
90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
Wants
Safety

Wants 4 per cent interest and
right 10 withdraw his money with.
out loss OF interest.
Wants all taxes paid by the
Bank.
Wants a Bank with large sur
plus.
Wants a conservative board Of
Directors.
Wants his money INVESTED by
men who have been successful in
their own business
You secure these things If you
deposit with the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
J. c. HEINEL, Clothier.

Mems Oyercosls black and fancy mixtures, made with
Convertible collar a $40 to SIS
Youths and Boys Overcos in fancy mixtures made with Con
vertble collar at $500 0 $1,000.
Men winter suits styles and shades al $40 10 $40
Boys Suits styles from Widow Jones, $500 to 5000
Celebrated johnson Trousers $3.50.
Other Trousers 81 so to $3.50
Sheep lined coats 81 rs to $3.50
Pontiac couts So So LIST quality.
Macknaw coats. $500
Russian double breasted vests 500.
Coat sweaters $500 to $500 all colors.
Cont sweaters with Military collars 81 90 10 $3.50
BsdoT Bennington Underwear 81 co. SIPS Unions $50
Wrigbts Health wool neeced underwear 81 0G.
Heavy couonAeeced underwear Soc
Boys nceced underwear Zoe
Winter caps SOC. and SlQ.
Fur caps 500
Gloves and Mntens a big line, 25c. to Sl00
Fur lined gloves and mitens $500
j. C.. HEINEL, ClOthier,
Manchester Center, Vermont.
Opera House Block.
rnooooocooooo
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30
Rutland Trust Company.

Geo. I. chafiee, President.
NJ. j Francisco, Wee President,
Geo. X. Montgomery. Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
q. 7. Chaffee. v. +. ellison.
NJ. J Francisco w. ID. Huletl.
n. X. Chaffee. II 4. Dyer.
q. II Young
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-11-30

ONO d. BENNETT
E8aof ana imRt
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-16

saksa oct - ss7 swTe ed - asAf-
he phosphate az potash FsaasFes
axaslaAse II sAe sozl II eGusI 20 ta2s
y :. ees sasAsls q cora. s.ass assA-
els % wheat. 90 afky-slx see poaaa
bales CT ross0a- AL % he nlsrcxea
nza bxen saksn either directly frcE
tke air o. rsn8wrea available - De-
composition 81 pre-existsax organic
matter In the soil IN case tie raos-
ph.ss and potash are not supplied
artInesaiiy they arr taksn ap from
the earth throzgA the rcots O. The
plants: suIls into the plant tissues
and rendered available 10 he snc-
ce~dsng crop On decay O. the roots.
stems and leaves Of the vesch plants
!. L. BURGESS.
y. c. Department OF Agriculture
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-16
Choke Off the Democratic Party and
Save Robson.

Lumberton Robesonian.1
In commenting upon two reports
of the grand jury Friday afternoon
one a special report covering investi-
cations of escape of prisoners from
Jail (both reports are published else
where in this paper)-Judge Carter
made some remarks that ought to be
seriously considered by every good
citizen of the county. He said that
in Robson County, with its-50, 900
inhabitants, there have been more
homicides during the past five years
than have Occurred in the Dominion
of Canada with it's 100000 inhab-
itants during the same period. And
he strongly condemned this county's
method of caring for it's county home
inmates. He denounced it as un-
Christian and vicious. It is. The
Robesonian tried to convince the
county commissioners some time ago
that this system ought to be changed
and we hope Judge Carriers strong
tolk will arouse the people to demand
more humane method.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-16
A Total OF Twenty-Four Counties
Lend Aid to Fight the HOokworm.

DIR. John A. Terrell, speaking OF
the progress being made in~the eradi-
cation of the hookworm disease,
says:
Five counties have provided the
funds necessary to have free dispen-
saries for the free examination for
and treatment of hookworm disease
since November LIST. These are the
counties of Wake, Vance, Beaufort,
eBrtie, and Edgecombe. Prior to No
vember 1st, nineteen counties had
made provision for them, making a
total now of twenty-four counties.
The work has been flushed in ten
counties and is now in progress in
Pitt, Brunswick, Fender, Harnett,
and Hartford.
Five widely separated points in
county are selected. At each point
an available building, usually pub
lie schoo1-houss, is secured for the
dispensary On advertised days of
the week the Field Physician and his
Laboratory man spend about six
hours at each dispensary. On CORE
spending days of the five to six sub
hequent weeks that the county work
continues the dispensaries are SINH
larly opened. Thus people in every
section of the county are afforded an
opportunity weekly for free examina-
ton and treatment until the success
sive treatments needed to effect cures
have been received. The people are
cured, and the educational work goes
on by actual demonstration"