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ELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Janoa Burk are parents
of son. born August N.-Mss Maud
Smith went on Saturday. September q
to ChiCopee, Mass. to teHch.-Nliss Jose
phine Deuel. returned to Orwell on Mon
day to teach agnin in the intermediate
room. Orwell base hal team play
ed Bridport Saturday Mt Cooks
lot. the score being 1 to in favor
Of Orwell.-The annual meeting Of the
Y. p. = c. was held Monday evening at
the residence OF Mrs. D. w. Doane.-
Schools commenced Tuesday with but
few new teachers.--R. Hack left Thurs
day TO enter Mount Hermon's fall term.
L j. Naile's family returned TO Boston
Monday.-E. O. Bishop and @. II. Phelps
are much better.-II. D. Branch and Ben
Needham returned from Middlebury Fri
day.-Charles Ncedham's little boy died
August 81 from inflammation of the
bowels. The funeral was held at the
house OF the grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. o. Raymond, Friday at p. m, the
Rev. J. c, Williams officiating Mrs.
Fred Svcnor died Thursday and the flu
neral was held at St Pauls Church on
Saturday at 10 a m. lnterment was in
Shoreham Mrs. Henry Root of Bennlng-
ton IS in town.
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FERRISBUKG.

Tho Creamery company paid $lld for
four per cent. milk for July. james Bill
son OF Charlotte has bought of W. II.
Dean, agent for G., NJ Wicker. the
Bushey farm OF 60 acres cast of North
Ferr!sburg; consideration N,500, He will
take possession at once.--J WELDON, road
commissioner, has replankcd the Kings
land bridge ana raised the south end
nearly two feet,
Charles Hcal of Manchester. y. II. has
been spending two weeks with his daugh-
ter Mrs. Observation-Disclosures Adams has
accepted position us teacher in the
Brandon nigh schoOl.-Bertha Collins re-
turned to Hudson, r. Y, a..er spending
the summer at home.-Charles Topper
has been having the grip.--Mr. and Mrs
Clinton Pecue OF Buffalo, y. l., are visit
ing Mr.. anG Mrs. william pecue.
Rachael Robinson l. in New York for a
few days.-Mrs. lie Grand and sister,
Miss CHM, went to burlington Saturday
for n week.-Cora Bard returned to Cam
bridge Monday after spending SIX weeks
at home
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SHOREHAM.

Misses Lydia and Eva Baldwin have re-
turned to their studies in the high school
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Frederick
chase, who have passed the summer with
Or Mary NJ. Plat, have returned to
Boston.-Mrs. Bosworth Of Mooers, n. Y,
is the guest of frends.-The annual
church dinner and roll call of the Congrc-
gational Church will occur September 80.
Dinner will he served at sharp 12.-Mrs.
Waite entertained her Sunday school
class Saturday afternoon at the parson-
age. 1t was also the annual business
meeting The new officers are: President
Bessie Wright vice-president. Ethe
Belden; secretary and treasurer, Mabe
Larrabee; social committee, Dorothy
Smith. Everett Easton, Emma Jones
Eva Baldwin. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Emma Jones and her granddauRh
ter, Miss Emma Jones, are passing the
week in Rutland with Mrs. r. g. Swim
nerton.-Thc order of Eastern Star an(
Masonic order resume their monthly
meetings this week.
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WHITING

Herbert Casey OF WNlIamstown Is in
town on buaincFs.-pauiel Holmes has
gone to Illinois to visit relat!vcs,-ltol-
lin Lucas Is tho guest of his sister Mrs.
Warren Ncodham.-Miss Hazel Hack OF
Brandon was the guest of Mrs Learned
and daughters at Crest cottage Wednes-
day.--Alss Jessie Brown returned Mon
day to her school In Massachusetts.- Mi )
Edna Baldwin returned to Schenectady
Monday.-Mr and Mrs, Cope and two
daughters, who have been TT Mrs. c. r.
browns for a month. returned TO their
homo in Hilton. \. j. MOnday.-Mrs. Fred
erick and daughter. Nett!e, returned 10
their home in lrvngton. y. j.. Monday
Mrs. Smith and daughter, who have been
guests of Mrs II. w. Denton two weeks,
returned to their home IN lrvington. y.
j., Thursday.-Mrs, Arthur Collins of
Watcrtown. Mass. returned to her homo
Saturday.-Miss May Butler of New YORK
expects 20 return home Wednesday,
Harold Webster Christine Webster ana
Lee RawsOn went to Mddlehury Mon
day, where they will attend school MIS-
Warren Baldwin and children are visiting
relatives in Rutland
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MONKTON.

Regular services Will be held Sunday
at tho Boro in tho morning; at East
MonktOn IN the afternoon: md AT Bar
numtown Mt 1880 In the evening; subject.
what VIII You DO with Jesus?"-Mlss
Irene Plude of Morr!svile, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Henry Cox, re-
turned home Saturday.-Mrs. +. y. Bar
her went to Long Point Wednesday
August 30 and from there went to Shell
burnc Farms IN company with Mr. and
Mrs +. II. Dean. They made tho trip
with George Middebrook cf Nergennes.-
Several from here attended the county
fair at Middlebury. Is progressing
rapidly on the Woodman building
School at the Boro opened Tuesday with
Miss Abbie Kemp of Salisbury AS teacher.
Miss Ruby Comstock, who has been ILL.,,
Is now gainins.-Mr. and Mrs. LuCiu5
Coats of Hincsburg visited his father,
Charles Coats, SundaY--F y. Barber
has been appointed deputy game warden
of this town.-Icster &. Dean has bought
the farm known as the Ira Day farm
north of the Ridge, Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orange Baldwin. miss Celia Sprague of
Hinc sburg will resume her work as teach
er at the Ridge school this season Butter
sold for IS cents at Donahucs creamery
Monday.
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airy, Union Springs, N. Y, the CONNIE ,,,''7
year.-Miss Lu Underhill ana Nii9'
,.lice iallock returned Mohuay W
Brooklyn, n. Y.,--Mrs. Alvina Sha' ~
Is Ill with heart trouble. The LauieS
Home Circle will meet TINS "'..'
noon with Mrs. Ovet HaHoch'--"
of Shirley, Mass. and Miss Ada haliock
OF Greenfield, Mass, are guests OF tho'r
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel iiallooh'--
Mr.. and Mrs leighton Elliot OF FER
risburg are called here by the serious
Illness of their mother, Mrs. Chauhcey
Elliott-Mrs. j. n. Edwards and child
rem, who have been spending the sum
mer at Daniel 1Tallock's, returned
saturday to Brooklyn, ~ N''--Mrs'
Mary Page of Bristol Is a guest or her
sister Mrs. l.. F. Birdsall.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Abial Shattucl of Hanksville
were guests Sunday of Mr.. ana Mrs.
cullen ShattuCk-- Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
wright of Jericho were guests Mon
day of Daniel Hallock
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Carroll French is able to ride out
Mrs. Martin SWEET is in Massachusetts
The Rev. and Mrs. Hardy of Morris
Vile were entertained over Sunday at c.
II. Albee's. Mr.. Hardy occupied the pull
pit at the Congregational Church.-Susie
Currier returned to Barre Monday. where
she will teach the coming year.-Mrs
Truman Gould's sister from Massa-
chusetts Is visiting her.-Mrs. Hardy is
not as well.-Mr Battler, who recently
purchased W. s. Wright's store, mas
taken possession.-Mrs. Mary Jewel ant
children visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Ransom, the first of the week.
E'reda Talbert went to Morrtsville Tues
day, where she will attend school.
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sTARKSBoRO.

Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Neil of New
York are visiting relatives here.-Miss
Lottie Varney began Tuesday her
school in Little Boston.--Mrs. +. Chap
man. Is teaching in tho IIllsboro dis
trict,-Mrs. Maudc Wade begins her
school in the village next week. Frank
nm Is to convey the scholars from
the north distriCts.--The Rev. and Mrs.
FRANKLIN Blake go this week to Lyndon
Centre to attend the yearly meeting of
the Free Baptlsts. They will visit re-
latives in Maine and attend the Baptist
state convention in Barre before re-
turning. The Rev. J. #. Hill Of Bristol
VIII occupy the pulpit next Sunday
mornng.-The cantata, "a Day In The
Woods" will be given In the town
hall September 14th for the benefit OF
class No. I of the Baptist Sunday
SCHOOL
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her sisters, Mrs. Timothy Neville and
Mrs. Il. Il. McGovern.-Mrs.B Badger and
daughter of Burlington are visiting Mrs
Joseph Carter.-The Independent Reading
Circle met with Mrs. Arthur Hawk
ms Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dustin Barrows is ATTENDING tha
fair at Pittsburgh, N. Y, after which
she will visit her sister at Chazy. N. Y
a daughter WAS recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. william Owen.-Ellary Beacon of
Shclburno Falls was the guest of Leon
ard Rcnaud Tuesday.--E. A. Eljthorp is
attending the reunion of his regiment
held at Rutand.-Miss Mary Stone is
attending the State Normal school at
North Adams. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Simon have returned to Burling-
ton after visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. -. j. Smithson.--Cards have been
received here announcing tho MARRIAGE
at St Stephens Church, Middlebury, on
Tuesday evening, the 10th, of Grace Caro-
line, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Allen
ID. Nittum, formerly of this place, to
Harry Leon Cushman of Middlebury. Miss
Nittum Is Il graduate of the Vergennes
graded school and a great favorite. Ar
thur kingman is spending a few days at
Rutland fair.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred owen
of Middlebury visited Mrs. George Cough
Tuesday Leonard Renaud and his
guests, Elary Beacon and sister, Miss
Vida, of Shehurne Falls, Miss Anna Nc
Naly of Burlington and Grover Gage of
this city enjoyed an automobile ride to
Burlington Tuesday and were guests of
the Hotel Vermont-Miss Nancy simp-
-
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NEW HAVEN.

Beaver Glenn grange entertained the
Pomona grange Wednesday. September
6, instead OF the nth, az was previously
noted.-E. sapion and Mrs e. S. Rowley
of Shelburne are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. L. Rowley-Mrs Sarah Flemming is
passing the week in Rutland.-Levl
Bigelow and MIR. and Mrs. WILDER Kings
ley of Port Henry were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. II. Conant the last of the
week.-Mr and Mrs. j. +. Peck returned
to their home in Mortified Saturday
after passing the week with friends in
town and attending the county fair
Mrs George Everest and children have
returned from White Creek.
Miss Ethel Smith has gone to attend
the State normal school at North Adams,
Mass,
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VERGENNES.

Walter Il. Dalrymple has purchased n
half interest in the firm OF O. g. Dali
rymple & Son, and will be associated with
his brother, William A. Dalrymple, who
retains hts half interest in the business.
Tho business VIII now be carried on UNI
der the firm name of w. A. and w. b.
Dalrymple.
Miss Ruth Dickinson left Saturday for
Fond du Lac. Wis, after spending the
summer with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs, f.. G. Norton.-Mrs. Ward and son
of Cornwall are visiting Mrs w. d.
Woodman.-A son was born recently &c
Mr., ana Mrs. Osmond Preston.-Mrs 4
c. Stevens returned Saturday to Bolton
after spending the week with Mrs Rich
ard MaldOon Mr., and Mrs. Arthur G
Taber Of Middlebury spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr., ana Mrs A. H. Taber. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simon and daugh,
ter, Frances OF Burlington are vistinl
her parents, Mr. and Mrs g. j. Smp
son. Mrs. j. j, Aunchman Of New Yorl
is visiting her sister, MRS. David w
Ryan,-Mrs. Z. Il. Bixby and daughter
Miss Ella BiXhy, of Burlington visited
Miss Dorothy Hixby Saturday
Miss Jennie Ballantyne of Walton. n
Y. Is visiting Mrs. Levi Brown.-Mr. and
Mrs William H. Riker of Newark, n. j.,
are visiting Or. and Mrs. v W. Water
man.-Mrs. William Chase and daugh'
ter Marjorie, of Round Lake, y. y, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace Bristol
Mrs George L. Kirk and daughter, Dor
othy, Of Rutland are guests Of Miss Grace
e. Kingsland Harry Cogswell returned
Monday from a visit TO her sister, Mrs
L, H. Joslyn of Waterbury,. The month
ly business meeting Of the Epwortt
League will he held in the parlors of the
Methodist church Friday evening,-Wat
son Mckinney of Malone. N, y, is visit
ing his cousin, Mrs. Joseph Rushlow.-
AIiSs H.acta Smith OF Rastnn IL yiSitins
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daughter and Mrs. julia willard are in
Boston for two weeks.-Miss Mary Don
aid leaves this morning for Stuttgart,
Ark, where she has n position as teacher
in the public schools.-Miss Margaret
Campbell Is at Mrs. Horace Gowen's.-
Miss Aurella Parks OF Burlington was In
town Sunday and Monday.
Quite a number from here are attend
ing the fair at Sherbrooke.-Vern Utton
and family of Morrisvile were in town
Monday town and village schools
opened Tuesday morning.-C. II. Hines
was in Morrisville Monday.-At the spe'
cial town meeting, held Tuesday the
town voted to rebuild the highway. which
would be followed by the building of the
storage dam at Jackson bridge.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mr. ana Mrs, l., H. Campbell are at
Old Orchard Beach for a few days Mr.
and Mrs. IT, G, Lcbhey visited In 81, Al
bans Sunday and Monday Fred Titus OF
Worcester. Mass, Is in town,-Mrs NJ.
Conant OF Wolcott visited Mrs f. +.
Fnirman Friday and Saturday,-At the
regular meeting OF Hardwick grange next
Friday night the hrst and second degrees
will he conferred on several candidates
Calvin Fisher OF West Woodbury.. n vet
eran OF tho civil War, died Friday night
OF dropsy.-Miss Marion Sullivan of
Barre IL visiting Mr., and Mrs, J, E, sull-
van.--The annual meeting OF tho John \
Holden Memorial Hospital associate
Will be held In the opera house Friday
evening, September "a. j. Hines ansi
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. stephen Underhll re-
turned Saturday to their homo in
Brooklyn. n, Y.-Mrs Almina Prindle
Is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Roy
IIurlburt, In Monkton,-Mr. and Mrs.
stephen Young and children left Mon
day in their automobile sor Port
Chester, N Y,-Mrs Mary Young who
has been III. is much improved
Clifford Wright of Stamford Conn,
who has spent the summer here, acc
ompanied Mr., and Mrs. Frank Purinton
to their home In Genoa, y. Y, and
will attand school at lakewood Semin-
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LINCOLN.

Mr. ana Mrs. r. NJ. Roscoe Of New
Haven. Mr.. and Mrs Garfield Grant and
daughter Of Wevhridge ana Mr. and
Mrs. Blaine Grant Of Sprturvaln. Me,
visited ut II. q. I}r0oke's Sundny.--J +.
Rhodes Of ST Adams visited his cousin,
l.. H. Rhodes. and family Tuesday even
lng-Mrp. John Hamilton Is Improving
Mr.. Gnd Mrs. John Benton returned from
Mortified Saturday, bringing an aunt,
Mr.. Hryante sister, with them.-Mrs. l..
II. Rhodes and uncle, j, T. Buell., visited
in South starksboro Tuesday.-Mr and
Mrs. Grover Of Huntington and Mrs. Mel
lie Kilburn of Bristol were in town Tues
day TO attend tho funeral OF Mrs, George
pnrmlcy.
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ADDISON.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Smith were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Kitchell of Brid-
port Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid will meet
at the vestry Thursday. Clark Is
entertaining Miss Mary Wilson of Can
ton, N. Y.-The school at the town hall
opened Tuesday with Miss Lulu Woods of
Middlebury in the higher grade and Miss
Lucy Palmer In the primary room.-The
grange held a meeting Monday evening in
charge of the conference.-the friends of
George Putnam are glad to know he is
at home from the hospital much i'm
prOyed.
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BRIDPORT.

Alice Hemenway is teaching at Collins
Ohto,-Mrs. Louis Dumas has suffered a
shock OF paralyss-L H. Miner has been
taken away for treatment.--Mr and Mrs
Fred St John are In Canada,-Nrs Mary
st. John was the recent guest of friends
herc.-SchuolS opened September 6,-Mr'
ana Mrs g. r. Walker and MIR. and Mrs
H. X. Williams are visiting at Ashhy
Muse
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WEYBRIDGE.

MI ana Mrs, John Il. White OF Brook
Nn' ~ Y, are guests ~ Mrs, Farr and
Mira Moody Mrs, white WAS formerly
MISS deorsians Crnne,--Mr, and Mrs II,
A. clark have returned from week =
visit al their old home IN bt, Albans,-
Wills g. Cobb OF Armenia, n, Y" in the
guest or h'S aunts Mrs, Adams and Miss
sh"poh'-A meeting OF the Roy Scouts
was mold at tho Methodist parsonage
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tuesday evening.-NIiss Florence Sampson
is visiting her niece. Mrs Roy Potter, at
Mlddlebury and Alfred Fletcher
OF hpton were guests Of the Rev. f. w.
Iiallowell over Sunday.-The Epworth
League VIII hold their annual meeting at
the Methodist parsonage next Tuesday
eveninE.--Mr and Mrs Thomas Harring-
ton of Middlebury and Miss Ethel Burwell
OF Bridport were guests in town Tues
dnv
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Bargains in Farms,

175 acres, two miles railroad, lots
wood and timber, 20 odd head cattle.
horses and farming tools complete
Price. $4,000, Dandy l80-acre farm,
with 80 head cattle, fine horses, 800
sugar trees all nicely equipped. saw
timber and wood. Price, $500
Choice home of IS acres, with COWS.
at $3.50. $50 acres farm carries 90
to 25 COWS. 20 odd head cattle. pair
horses, all farming tools. Price. $500.
McGINNIs REAL ESTATE,
Essex junction, Vermont.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a 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,wtf
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MAN FOR CHAIR FACTORY wanted Mt
once with experience In running shaper.
Estate Of l.. s. Patterson, Pompanoosuc,
VT N0,12t&w.1t.
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MATERNITY CASES wanted. Terms
reasonable, at Doll Hospital, Burling-
ton. 2B,9Wl3t
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NUMBER 1, number or clover mixed
hay wanted, either loose or pressed.
Please write mo what you have, also
please quote mo prices. l.. T.. Avery,
Harrisburg, VT. 2n,Gt&w.lt
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WANTED.

A GOOD COOK wanted for private fam
fly Wages $500 a week. Address n. r,
Free Press office. 2l3,tf&w1t
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FIRST-CLASS, ALL ROUND BLACK
SMITH wanted. ! want a steady man
for q steady Job. Frank r.. Moore, COTS
town, NJ II. 2l3.St.&w,lt.
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LEONARD HOSPITAL. Lansingburgh,
N. Y, training school course three
years. Students now desired Tor classes.
Address Superintendent. 97d&wtf
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ABOUT % RODS of 2-inCh galvanized pipe
as good as new will sell any number of
rods cheap. NJ. Kingman, Ferrisburg,
VT 200 fri2t& WIT
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A 175-ACRE FARM for sale, nice two
tenement house, good barns, about 20
tons hay. s acres corn, II COWS, horses,
pigs, 90 hens, all sugar and farming
tools, for the low price of 5000. Posses
sion given at once. Inquire of y. j..
Potvin, South Royalton, Vt. r. No 3.
2l22t&wlt
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FOR SALE.

LAKE SHORE COTTAGES for sale or
rent. cottages at Thompson's Point
Long Point and Cedar island. Vermont
farms speciality, Real estate cata-
loGues free. w. " Cove and b. w.
Estey, Bristol, VT. 1l3,d&w, If
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent word, each in
scrtion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than - words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertiscrs using from $50 to
1000 lines within - con-
secutive months.
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tContinusd On mage "A
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-08-17
HE HAD THEM IN A CORNER
CIersyman's Rebuke to Thoughtless
Youths at Once Neat and
Disconcerting.

A well-known clergyman was one
day, in a barber's shop when four or
five young men walked in whom he
knew by their voices, but who did not
recognize the man in the chair, with
lather all over his face. They pro-
ceeded to spend the time by telling
stories and using expressions which,
to say the least, were rather strong
When the barber pulled away the
towel the clergyman, cleanly shaved,
stood before them. So nonplussed
were they that no one tried to take
the vacant chair, and the barber called
several times-"Next gentleman! Next
gentleman"
The clergyman smiled somewhat
grimly as he said:
1T isn't bit of use. John. There's
not man here who has the effront
cry to answer to that name"
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-08-17
The Wreck.

Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow, the eastern
golf champion, was talking at the
Cape May Golf club about the benefits
of sea air. ITO look at the cottagers
and native of Cape May" she said
speaks of these benefits more elo
quently than | could do How pale
and wan seem city people beside these
brown, supple, vigorous men and
women! An excursionist from the
city said to a fisherman on the beach
the other morning:
DO you have many wrecks here?
The fisherman looked contemptu
ously at the city man, who was il
bathing dress. He looked contempt
uously at his hollow chest and white
thin legs and arms, and then he re
Piled: You're the fust I've saw this
season."
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-08-17
0NfRNJEW AT R457lleE y

we all agree should be brought back to the soil
have neither the money nor the credit necessary
TO accomplish it. 1t is to the method by which
this difficulty be overcome and this deficiency
supplied that this article is written.
There have been successfully established in
Missouri and other states in recent years num-
ber of farm home colonies, which seem to offer the
best method for bringing people back to the soil
in a way which is likely to make the experiment
successful one. The general plan OF these farm
home cooniesis for some individual or associa-
ton to divide tract of land available for farming
and fruit raising into a number of small farms.
which sold easy terms or rented to per-
who desire to go back to the soil with a cen
tral home farm conducted in way and with
the appliances necessary not only to encourage
and to instruct but also to assist those living
upon the other farms the idea being that the cen
tral farm under the control of an experienced
farmer will be a source of example, and with the
establishment at some central place of church.
schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, creamery, silos
milk separators and other modern conveniences
and necessities of the farm, the chances of sue
swill be increased and the chances OF fallure