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r.. II. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COZ RT OF THE DISTRICT
OF 'oiunhla, holding District 'orr' In r.
Tue extension OF western avenue northwest. IN
the District "f Columbia District Court No.
fbf-Notlce ana order or Puhiication- -Noiice
is nereby gwen that the tommisN'"ners ~ the
District or Columbia, pursuant to III" provisions
OF an ACT or congress approved March 1913.
entitled An hct 10 extend ana WIDEN western
avenue northwest. in the District ~ Columbia"
nave MED petition IN this court praying the
condemnation or the lana necessary Tor the K
tension or western avenue northwest from rs
present terminus AT Beech street noFtnHRst"ard
along inc hnrthwestern boundary in' ~ IN" DIS
trict or Columbia with UNIFORM width 90, one
hundred ana twenty feet 10 ROCK Creek fark as
shown on plat or map Med win inc saih petit
non s Is par, ana prashg ass ma 10y
10 any person interested IN thesr proceedings ara
not IN Inc service or employment OF me plst'ict
a. toulnDla or O1 the U nltel states. 10 10" sum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-23
r.. II. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCE
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE psi Ri
of Columbia: holding Distric. Cur - .,,s,
in the District OF Columba.-Disfriet Court No.
l0s9.-Notiee and order of puhlicatoh
District Of Columbia. pursuant TO the pto'isi9,ns
Of of Congress approved MAY ~. l9io.
road along the Anacostia river. In the District
CT Columbia have hed a petition in 'his our.
costa river in the District of Columbia as
stion on thereof and ef praying also that
jury Of five judicious disinterested men nor
to ana any moi m the e1sse In
Of tbs District Of ColuHbia o. OF the Unlteo
sss be ,bs s OF % mSsed 10 s
damages each owner OF land TO he taken may
sustain by reason OF the establishmeni 81 :ss.
proceeding has been instituted, and the con-
demnation Of the land necessary for the Ia;P9ses
therefrom not less than one-half Of the entire
amount of said damages. including ne e.-
ting said paS!!..; highway and park along the
ADse.,a river e be opened and upon los and and
jury may and viii be benefited by me said
opening Of the said public highway and park
by the Aforesaid act Of Congress; Il IS by III.
court. this End day of June. AID. 1913 o7dered
proceedings be. and they are hereby. warned and
to in this sHsr on before
shall have made its final order ratifying and
confirming the award OF damages and the assess-
ment Of benefits OF the jury to lie empaneled
and sworn herein. and 1t L. further ordered that
8 copy Of this notice and order be published once
in the Washington Law Reporter, and on twenty
successive days 10 The Washington Evening Star.
the Washington Herald and the Washingt0I
Post. newspapers published in the said District,
immediately preceding the said 9th day OF
June. AID. 1918. 1t Is further ordered that Q
copy Of this notice and order be served by tho
United States marshal or his deputies upon
condemned herein may be found by the said
marshal his deputies within the District OF
and upon the tenants and occupants
of the same. before the said 9th day Of June,
AID. 1913 ASHLEY NJ. GOUL,,, Justice. (Seal.i
true copy-Test: j. r. YOUNG. Clerk. N
j. z. OUNNINGHAM. A1at. Clerk. 49,
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". LINKINS,
ave. NV.
INV. 1724 Pa ava. bD. 50
NW.S2 o. 5r. h. 30. 81
STORES. ETC.
NV. 49, 9th. store g, 90
500 18th. store. 1000
| NV. 2O29 L.sto&fiat?0. so
NW.1715 Fla av, store
| and fiat ....... 80 on
INV. Warehouse 81 90
INV. 1l4O 10Th. 2r. SITS. 50
NV. 2147 +. store. - On
NV. storage room. so
COLORFD TENANTS.
NV. 2022 F.. 6r. h. 20. 20
NV. 457 Ridge fl. frl9.jO
WIFI Seaton ST,
Or and water. $500
ficp
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-NEW DWELLINGS; SIN ROOMS:
hot-water heat: tile bath. electric lights; large
lot: on easy terms; northwest section. Ad-
dress OWNER, Box PAT. star office.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
TNFURNISHED Continued,

FOR RENT-CHOICE NORTHWEST HOUSES.
sin sn,i ~ NV 10 rooms bath SD 30
1910 :5rd 81 NV. q rooms. bath. $1,000. 2IJO
- II. NV. rooms. bath. ..--.-.-- 21.Jo
90 y = nv : rooms bath ........... .. so
CHOICE NORTHEAST HOT SES.
- T. ~. ne. Or. and hath furnace y 30
I2.3 \ q ave ne Or and b. fur. q 5U
1885 " c. ave. ne. 6 rooms and b., fur Il 30
as 5th ST. ne 6 rooms. bath 1890
SIS ST ne. @ rooms, bath. $50
1866 y. c. ne. rooms. bath. 1880
1894 y e.. ave. ne. d rooms. bath. 1850
1851 II 81 ne t;r II. tcolorctil. ........ II. 80
- Myrtle ne. Is rooms. bath. .-...-...-. loo
CHOICE SOUTHEAST HOUSES.
cas- r. St Sc. q rooms bath. -........... 1870
l,a, JIth st Sc q; rooms bath. ...... l6. 80
aOs I'll st Sc, q rooms water....... 16. so
14S Hickman ST Sc. u rooms. bath. 1870
l4l 81 So. Il rooms. water fcoioredi. 300
CHOICE SOUTHWEST HOUSES.
COS + st. sw.. 0 rooms. bath. 80. 50
313 Nd ave sw.. IL rooms la IS. 80
PIC Iinworth pl. s.w.. rooms. bath. Is. -
el5 9th ST. s.w.. rooms. bath .....-. 1880
800 ST sw.. 6 rooms. bath. ..-...... %. 30
$50 ST. sw.. rooms bath .....-.... 22n
49, VI 81 su.. rooms. bath ........... II 90
GA 81 s.w.. rooms. bath. ........ IN. 20
l2o1 9Th st s.v. fst. :Ir.. l.. ....-...... IL. 30
Al sr sw.. u rooms bath. ........ 1850
1891 ST. s.w. rooms. bath. -.-...-. II. 80
AIS Eve st sw., g rooms and bath. 800. 1850
1859 g st. ..w., rooms. water.......... 1900
AS y ST. sw.. MONS. water. ....... $50
40S lith St sw s rooms water. 800. 1870
lS4e ~ sw. 5 rooms. water. ........ 1880
JAMES r. SHEA. G43 LA. AVE. NV.
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FOR sALE-BUSINEsS PROPERTY

FOR SALE-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY:
large three STORY brick building. with hand
elevator. Lot 80 by $50. Rented to good bust
H HeSs nrm VINO "ant tease III -, per month
Price. $4,000. GEORGE W. LLNKINS. I714
Pa. ave NV.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO.
1714 Pa.
NW.1140 Cor .9r. b$42.50
NV. 915 8. Or. h. 1870
NV. 1917 Ga av. S.bc7.5
NV. TJS Newton pl.
Or b. p. 80
NE.62a I'd. sr. b. .2s.5G
NV 80 21st. 7r.b.25.5O
NV. 2411 NJ. 6r. b. %. 81
wv. 1925 r. 5r, b. %. 80
Sc. 800 s g nv. Or. b25. 50
NE.323 Sth. Or. W. so
APARTMENTS.
NV. 202O G.. Or. b.
psrGuet floors. 81. 30
SW .12Os15 G. CRIB. q. so
W.1221 Otis place.
ar. b. .@.D
Get complete list at o
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FOR RENT
721 Shepherd ST NV.
Only $35 per month.
The most complete and beautiful
home.
rooms and attic.
Tile bath.
Hot-water heat.
Gas and electric light;
Finest fixtures and ,lccora iIuS
Cellar toilet and laundry trays.
New house. never been occupied. in
attractive nei2hborhOOd. Through
car service. Public school. churches
and stores within ono block. home
that appeals to people Of taste and re-
fnam-nt Take any 9th street car to
Shepherd st. walk one block east.
g. l.. BODE
AIS 9th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISIIED (Contin ueAD }.

1900 wv 10r. 2b$52 Sol 625 l. NJ. nice hme - 90
Pip 18th NV Or h. ~ so 211 9Th ne. Ir.b. 1850
204 Ind nw, Or b36 O0l eUi eth ne. 6r D. ~ 90
46 ne ar h 70 20 New ar cot in sub. 16 so
Sto&reS nc. sim hit 1000 az How nv Sc co9 3o
Dos 9Th So ar h q; IOl Jr cot in sub IA gr d
los T. nw. fur II. b u 90 Office rms. :"4 NV
JAS. NJ. YORK son. 800 q ST NV, Ind a..
%.
ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL-6 ROOMS AND
bath hot-water heat: stationary wash tubs.
etc Apply l63S n Can 23s
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS INC.
3l+ Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
For RENT-HOCSES.

FOR RENT-HOCSFS.
ONE MONTHS RENT FREE.
Let send you rent list of houses.
apartments and business places. We will use
our efforts TO have the owner Of any property
that suits you give y"u one months rent free.
We have the property to suit YOU for any pur-
pose. II you rent sign ON any house
and wish 10 inspect IT, phone the office and we
will have the house opened by special mes
sehger within 10 minutes after receiving word
from you. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
hxnn ~ tho h,,at
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STEAMSHIPS.

Potomac River Landings
AND BALTIMORE.
Steamers leave 7th st. wharf for Baltimore ana
river points Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Z
Baltimore. pier 3. Light St. Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday. pm: arrive Washington secOsd
morning out River freight prepaid. Passenger
service nrst-class. Freight received until 3:4s
''''' JOS. P. STEPHENSON. Aren't,
Maryland. Delaware and Virginia Rwy. o..
telephone Main 7z6. Sth st.. WHAT
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FOR RENT-S-ROOM HOUSE. TAkOMA PARK :;
near cars: one fare: water. sewer. gas. hath:
outside shutters: porchcs: cellar: shade. AR
THUR X. COLBURN. IO5 NV. Phone.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR RENT.

9-ROOM MODERN HOME. HAND
somely and completely furnished in every par
ticular: gas range. electric lights; large shaded
grounds on two car lines: miles from city
months: ref. required. Box 1I9, Star Office
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1850 Pa av sc. 7r, b. IL. 30
10. 9th se.5r, h. -. IS. 80
.JS VI sv. Or. b. Is. 30
SIG 18th sw. 6r.b. Is. 50
S Il Sc. 6r, sw. Is. 80
Colored.
1907 Fla av nv. ir. b23. -
231 Sd sw. 6r.s.w. 10. 90
S262 sth nv r.s.vlJ. IN
223 q sw. 6r.s.w. ..l5. ~
314s l. sw.4r.b.. II ~
10 ID sc. 6r, s.w. Is. 81
INC, 104 18th nv.
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR RENT MONEY BUY
a modern home. Many persons do not have the
first payment of several hundred dollars saved
up begin buying home. consequently they
are compelled to continue paying rent II you
Act quickly there is now a great oppnrt Hnty
make the rent buy the home simply by pay
ing S21 month for SO months tho taxes or
repairs charged for. and at the end OF the
term receive credit for $500 with the deed in
your possession. The house is brand new. press
brick. spacious porch. good rooms. tiled bath
splendid heating and plumbing large cellar and
yards: finished IN hardwood. beautifully pa
pared and Al in all respects. and at the low
price of S3,4I5. Located at 1872 Florida
he where values are enhancing. Close to Sth
81. line To- navy yard and all parts Of the city;
also II ST. line. Apply 1924 Florida ave- ne.
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MORE THAN ONE ACRE OF LAND. WITH
small house and 35 fruit trees. Falls Church
car line. Rol~y station. Va. $3.50 cash. 1aG1
II st "a
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SEVERAL NEAT HOMES. JUST IN MD. LINE.
at Mt. Rainier and r. Hyattsville. with large
grounds, sufficient for chickens. garden and
flowers: 4, 3, 6 and Z rooms and prices rang
ing from SO to 500; II Of rent to apply to
purchase OF place at tenants option.
]: G. ROGERS. Owner. Mt: Rainier. Md
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FOR SALE-1O ACRES NEAR CHEVY CHASE
Circle at a bargain; extensive improvements
increasing values rapidly; brokers' attention.
FULTON r. GORDON. Owner Colorado bldg.
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FOR RENT-MODERN 11-ROOM AND BATH
dwelling: convenient to Capitol. COngre ssiona
Library. schools. churches and all lines.
Inquire OWNER. 1O1 2nd st. NE. -
FOR RENT-IF YOU WANT TO RENT \ MOD
Groom house. with without garage.
look at 1865 Harvard st. NV. Apply OWNER.
JOBS 18th NV Phone NJ 376.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

$3.50 BUYS 3 ACRES. NEW GROOM HOUSE
cellar. ami. new barn. in Montgomery. nea,
steam and electric railroad: cheap commute
CJs
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
lot, l block from Conn. ave-. Chevy Chase.
y. G. Forest shade. Fine Improvements. Will
sell cheap to quick buyer. Box 2O1. Star Of
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ELEGANT STANDARDIZED. II ROOMS. :
| baths and garage Practically new: For For. sale.
| ant. Apply next door. 1460 Columbia road.
Telephone Col. 1885,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-12

The Attleboro, (Mass.,) Sun of Feb.
4th says:
A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs George j. Kel-
ley. LTD North Main ST., yesterday
afternoon at a 80. when their sister.
Mabelle Rae Kelley. became the bride
of Thomas Leeming Harrison, well
known. and popular business man of.
the firm of Harrison & Co., of Mont.
real.
= The bride is a graduate of Emerson
college of oratory, Boston. and as a
public reader and teacher has won for
herself an enviable position in the pro
fessonal world. The good wishes of a
host of friends go with her to her new
home
The bride was given away by her
brother. and Rev. DR.. Roderick j.
Mooney of All Saints Episcopal
church officiated. The bride wore a
travelling suit and carried a bouquet Of
American Beauty roses. The house
was lastly decorated with cut flowers.
many of them being compliments of
friends.
| Only relatives and immediate friends
were present, among them being Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Harrison of Montreal.
Canada; Christopher Harrison of
Everett. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Kel-
ley and son of Pawtucket and Mrs.
Fred E. Hawley of Manchester, N. H.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-12
EAST CRAFTSBURY

Mrs. Mary E. Wylie. left last week
for Chicago to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Joseph West.
Miss Winnie Locke. who has been
working for Mrs. Mary Wylie, is with
her parents for short time. 49,.
Miss Mary Simpson, who has been
spending a few days at her home here,
returned Monday to Burlington.
Mrs. Nellie Uric and her daughter,
Miss Blanche, are caring for Mrs.
Wylie's home while she is away.
Let us all remember the fourth num-
Der of the Craftshury lecture course.
which is to be lecture given by AL
bert Edward Wiggam at North Crafts
bury on Saturday evening, Feb. Is.
Mrs. Sarah H. Anderson, who has
been spending the last four months
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Locke
of Athol. Mass, returned last week to
her home. Her many friends are
pleased to see her back again.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Miss Myrtle Colburn was in Irasburg
over Sunday.
Miss Doris Sanders is boarding at
| q. u. ChaSSe'S.
Jesse Farr has returned to his work
in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Susan Hadley. who has been
very i'll, is better.
Victor Gilbert has just purchased a
new Wellington piano.
Miss Ruth Rowley and Miss Mary
Dustin have returned from Burlington.
The Donation Thursday was quite a
success in spite of the bad weather.
| The receipts were about $40.
Next Saturday evening will be the
fourth lecture in the course given by
A: =. Wiggam entitled. Forty Kinds
of Fools. 30
Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Ryan gathered at their new home at
. Mill village last Tuesday evening to
give them a hearty welcome.
7 About twenty five friends of Miss
t Lora Witt gathered at her home last
, Saturday evening in spite of the
I fierce wind and storm to give her q
2 linen shower. They left many nice
gifts of silver. glass and linen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-12
NEWS FROM ElRASBURG
MRS. r. A. FIELD. LOCAL EDITOR

G. K Annis has been on the sick list
the past week.
n Mrs. D. A. Brahana has been quite
i'll the past week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison Smith Friday.
All schools in town close next Friday
for vacation of six weeks.
Mrs. George Griggs has been very i'll
with measles the past two weeks.
Mrs. F. A. Buchanan and Mrs. c.
M. McGoff spent Friday in Newport.
Miss Florence Winget was home from
St. Johnsbury academy over Sunday.
Rev. G. L. Wells was in Evansville
Monday to attend preachers meet
ing.
Mrs P. c. Templeton spent two days
with Mrs. Will Prouty Of Newport last
week.
EMiss Hazel Burroughs of Browning.
ton was the guest of Miss Iva Allen
yesterday.
Miss Mary wheeler of Barton was
the guest of MRS. A. E. Templeton
over Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson Aiken. who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for several weeks,
is convalescent.
Remember the NJ E. Ladies' Aid
soriety at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Cook. Thursday. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonzo Clark were
called to Newport yesterday to attend
the funeral of her brother.
Mrs. Herman Crawford was quite
badly injured last week by falling
through broken stairway.
George House returned to Browning.
ton last week to assist in the rebuild
ing of the sawmill recently burned.
:, Mrs. John Brahana and daughter OF
Lowell were guests of Eher sister-in.
law, Mrs. T. G.. Fisher, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Webster went tc
Barton Saturday to attend the funeral
of his brother The remains were
brought here for burial..J
Regular meeting of Central Elodge
F. & A. I'm. next Tuesday evening
with inspection by District Deputy F.
K. Pierce. An invitation has beer
extended to Valley lodge of Orleans te
attend.
A Washington Ball will be given ir
the town hall Thursday evening Feb
20. Sawyer's full orchestra will be in
attendance. n Dancing IS cents pei
couple. Refreshments will be served.
The fourth entertainment of Fthe
lecture course will be given in the
town hall Friday evening. Feb. l by
Pitt Parker, the "Crayon Wizard >
Those who have seen Mr.. Parker's
work with the -crayon say it is well
worth. seeing.
Among those from out of town who
came to attend the funeral of Miss
Stella Lee were her father and sister
Bertha of Newport; George Bates anc
Mrs. jamie Sherman, uncle and aunt
of Cowansville. P. O.; Mr.. and Mrs
Burt Barley Of Morgan and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Herbert Bates uncle and aunt OF
Morgan.
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EVERY DAY

brings new custome to our store,
we shall eDdeavor to make each one
of these new customers a pleased
customer. We shall continue to sell
Books, Stationery, end Post Cards at
reduced prices during the month Of
February. Do you know that you can
buy pretty box of Stationery for &c.,
a Csc box for 15c anq other grades
cheap. Some of our
$500 books are going at $1.0O, all 81.
books 75c, books for the little tots as
low as penny each.
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THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS
CRAFTSBUxY

Mrs. Remington seems to be i'm
proving.
Ben Cutler was a business visitor in
Morrisville Thursday.
Percy Keir, who was reported ill
last week. is much improved.
Twenty degrees below zero Monday
morning. The coolest of winter up to
date.
The M. E. society raised Sunday.
slxty-five dollars to furnish the new
club rooms.
Several from this part of the town
attended the donation at Craftsbruy
Common Wednesday evening.
Mrs Alice Spaulding and son from
Fairfield visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Kaiser, last week.
Mrs. Bay Simpson royalty enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society at her
home Thursday. Warm sugar, plain
doughnuts, pickles, ETC., were served
ana general good time enjoyed.
Mrs. Nellie Uric went last week to
East Craftsbury. where she expects to
remain in the home o. Mrs Mary
WyJie for the winter. She is accom-
panied by her daughter Blanche for
the present.
The many friends of Julia Merrill,
who was formerly of this town, will be
pleased to know she is gaining in the
Homeopathic hospital in Utica, N. Y,
where she has just had an operation
Her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Hollock, is IL
the city with her.
The dwelling house of Frank Dun,
took fire around the chimney last
Thursday. The fire had made consid
cradle Roadway under the floor of the
second story when discovered. Mrs
Dunn telephoned at once for help
Homer Bartlett, living nearly mil,
away got there in time, with the he'll
of his fire extinguisher, to save tn
house.
The dwelling house known as tn
, Major Robbins house, lately purchase
by Will Williams and occupied by hi
family and the family of Ben Cutler
was entirely destroyed by fire Frida
, morning. Both families were absen
and the entire contents of the nous
, were destroyed with no insurance Q
contents. There was a fire in tn
kitchen stove in the evening.
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Local News
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
WEST GLOVER.

VVGS III ~ $50
We are glad the SICK ones are inn
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. ST. Marie entertained
relatives last week.
Bruce Buchanan was home from U.
V. M. part of last week.
Vera Lewis visited her friend, Lois
Magoon, and attended the social.
Mrs. Myrtle Wilson and son Ray
mond are visiting friends in Fitch Bay.
P. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Magoon enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lewis from
Barton Sunday.
Ida Wright is away on visiting
trip. She will visit an aunt in New
York and an uncle in Indiana.
On account of so much sickness the
social held by the Willing Workers at
the hall was not largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Humphrey were
in Newport last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. E. F. Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber are
visiting their son Earl in Boston and
| away.
Mrs. Cora THOMPSON from Danville
spent short time with her paren is
and helped them get ready for their
journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Stiles. on &C.
count of poor health will spend the
rest of the winter at his brother S
sanitarium in New Britain, Conn.
GREENSBORO
Mrs. E. E. Harrison is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Harvey Human from Coos, N.
H.. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F.
F. Wakefield
Thursday evening 81 members Of
Caspian Lake grange were guests OF
the grange at East Hardwick.
Little Donald Drown, youngest child
Of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Drown, who has
been very i'll, is more comfortable a
this writing.
GREENSBORO BEND
Fred Ingalls, of Barton is very sick
at the Richie boarding house.
Mrs. R. A. Richie was in Burling
ton the last of the week for medca
treatment.
Miss Lena Vallencourt of Sheldon i
visiting her brother, B. P Vallencourt
for few days.
Mrs. Ruth johnson of East Hard
wick is spending few days with Mrs
Elmyra Daniels.
Mrs. Cora Wheeler has been spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs
\ Emma Folsom of Newport.
Mrs. Blanche Marshall has finishe
work at J. G. Simpsons and returne
] to her home in East Hardwick.
Earnest Remission of Wolcott visite
at the home of his father. Russell
Remission, the last of the week.
M. ]. Forrest was called to Concor
Tuesday evening by the serious Hines
5 of his father, who was injured by
= load Of logs tipping over on him.
A company of neghbors and friend
called on Willie Piper Monday evening
, Feb. 3rd, to remind him of his nine
teenth birthday The evening wa
] spent in playing whist. Refreshment
were served and all enjoyed a p1easar
, time, wishing Willie many happy re
turns of the day.
, CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN.
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OBEDIENCE.

Obedience is the grandest thing
In the world to begin with. l dc
not think the time will ever come
when we shall not have some
thing to do. because we are told
to do it, without knowing why.
The one essential of chiv-
airy was obedience. - George
Macdonald.