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B9AuTAoRIty.
Resolution No. 214.

RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE
( CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALK
+ AND CURB ON LusITANA
+ STREET BETWEEN ALAPAI
Il STREET AND PA1OA BRIDGE, IN
I THE DISTRICT OF HONOLULU,
h CITY; AND COUNTY OF sHoNOLU.
Il LU,aTERRIToRY OF HAWAII. :
Resolved, that a sidewalk shall De
constructed and curbed within the
Earea described as follows:
Upon the established lines abutting
ION and adjoining the property on Lust
Etana street between Alapai street and
Pauoa bridge, in the said District Of
Honolulu, City and County of H0nOln-
In, Territory of Hawaii, in accordance
with the provisions Of Chapter So of
the Revised Laws of Hawaii, as am
ended by Act Is OF the Session Laws
lIof 1911, and with the provisions OF the
Ordinances of the City and County of
Honolulu. s--.s
The owner or owners Of premises
Habutting on or adjoining said Lusitana
street. between Alapai street and Pau
E0a bridge, be and are hereby ordered
to construct and curb the said side
walk as provided by law.
That the Clerk of the City and Coun-
Ety Of Honolulu is hereby ordered to
give written notice hereof to said own
GER or owners, as required by law.
Introduced by
LESTER PETRIE,
Supervisor.
Date Of introduction, November 10,
1914. 81, zzlszzs,,ss
At q regular adjourned meeting of
the Board of Supervisors of the City
and County Of Honolulu, Territory Of
Hawaii held on Friday, November 10,
1914 the foregoing resolution was
passed ON First Reading and ordered
to print on the following vote OF said
board:
Ayes: Hardest5. Markham. McClel-
Ian, Pacheco, Petrie, Wolter. Total 6.
Noes: None. se@~.- ~
Absent and not voting. Cox. Total 1.
E. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
60011-Noy, IA, 16, II
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p[oanhl6 or
l'I Mi

Ten shares Of Eva at 52.2s. i drop
OF II point. and Is 81 Oahu at 1881 15s.
a drop of IS, made up the entire bust
ness at today's session OF the stock
exchange. Sales reported were $50
shares of PiCneer, in i've lots ranging
from s to 10 shares. steady at Is, and
S shares of Kekaha advanced 10 points
ito 1876.
Dividends payable today. as Of the
18th, amount to $4,000 as follows:
SOC on Hawaiian Sugar, 900; Csc
ION Oahu Railway & Land, $32.500; So
ON Pepeekeo, $4,000; 50 on Waialua,
$50. oo0s 1Oc on Oahu Sugar. SIS, 600.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRELESS.

The following wireless message has
been received BY the agents OF the
steamship Lurline, bound for Honolu-
lu: For Honolulu, Is passengers, "a
bags mail, 1857 tons cargo; for Kaha-
hui. 1917 tons cargo; for Hilo. 1S5 tons
cargo; for Port Allen, q tons cargo.
Ship arrives Tuesday and will dock at
pier Is.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per str. Claudine for Maui ports
Mrs. H. F. PenhaIlow, George Dwight,
K. NADIA, T. Taniku, K. Oshima, T.
Sumida, George Apo, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Carrera, DR.. Rathwell, Miss Heslop,
Mrs. Ishimoto, Miss L. Wood.
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HARB0R NOTES

The Matson Navigation Company Is
reported to have handled about 400, 900
tons or incoming freight during the
present year. s
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wfth lumber for Honolulu. tbs
schoonef Repeat is reported to have
departed from Willapa Harhor OF
last Thursday. IA
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Cattle numbering " head from the
island of Hawaii arrived at the port
this morning In the steamer Helene.
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Departing from Honolulu on Noyem-
Der s the United States army trans
port Logan was an arrival at San
Francisco yesterday morning.
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Several hundred tons, of coal ar
today going into the bunkers OF tn
Pacific Mail liner Persia. The yesse
In expected to get away for the orien
at 5 o'clock this evening. H..
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The InterIsland expects to despatch
the steamer Mauna Loa for Kona and
Kau ports taking the place of the
Kilauea, which has been in temporary
service pending repairs to other YES
sells of the feet.
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The steamer Likelike has 9een sub
stituted for the Mikahala on a run to
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports, The
Mikahala has been undergoing repairs
and will be ready to resume service
next Tuesday evening. -..#
A host or applications have been
fled with the collector of customs by
persons who desire to meet the
Oceanic liner Sierra at quarantine
Monday morning. The Venice baseball
team is the, magnet that attracts many
visitors.
g. p. Morse, general freight agent
for the American Hawaiian line. ex-
poets the steamer Kentuckian with
about 5000 tons of general cargo on
sunday morning. The vessel brings
freight from New York via Panama,
San Francisco and Seattle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01

with friends and relatives OF the
performers and all departed a; .
late hour tired, but happy.
Our annual school meeting will
be held at the school house the
third Saturday in May as usual for
the election of one new director
and the transaction Of all business
pertaining to the school. We have
one Of the most enthusiastic little
rural schools in the county made
possible by the interest an co oper-
alton Of the voters and patrons of
the district. So let us give this
meeting a full attendluce uslng our
influence 10 promote such meas
ures as will be proposed for rue
upbmlding Of our school .1r b7 go
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01

square meal ora gallon of flour
VINO would think of patrouIzng
class of these worthless yagabouds'
last sunday while this writer was
on tie way TO church one OF these
suelks was laying stretched ont 90
tbe.roll ready TO scare somebody s.
horse or rob them Of their money.
Let the voters all come out ON the
third saturday IN May and vote at
leas. Eve mills school t1x. This
will no. hurt our pooketbooks much
and give the children the adyaniag'
es Of summer aud winter term. We
have about 40 children Of school
age and we need to give them an ed
ucauon. The state tax will only be
sufficient for one short term. This
writer is interested m the welfare Of
the children aud would like 10 see
them obtain a good education.
We are in hopes that the people
OF thIs community and all Others as
well, will line mp for good roads.
Whea the time arrives, vote for or
agurst thelaw giving us a good
road system. We certainly do need
o. turnpike between Maynard aud
P0cahontas. It appears TO me that
the government would give us aia
in building suitable roads instead Of
spending a billion dollars every
year for battleships. 1t would DO
Us vastly more good aud we would
feel a closer relation with our gov.
ernment.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01
NEW HOPE

The farmers are certainly enjoy
ing this fine weather.
Our Sunday school is growing
better every sunday with a good
attendance.
q. w. Million delivered a fine
sermon a, this place Sunday.
Tom Sutton and two children
from lmboden visited bis sister over
Sunday.
Earl DaEson aud family took
dinner with Hubert swan sunday.
A stray, black maA came TO NJ,
4. kmeades last week. On ,he old
Sutton road between Brdell and
Pocahoutas.
Come on, BirIsll wecer,aiuly en-
Joy reading your news.
.:l'wo 'of Mr.. Lomax's children are
visiting Huber, Swans this week.
Newt Million and 5. r L,mt
took dinner az Nr. Hancock sun,
day.
G. W. Million. little girl 5, u,
better at uis writing,
There was suiee crowd %! young
ladies took dinner with Mics Lola
Kiucade sunday.
Daniel Bates and family visited
our Sunday school Sunday.
We are certainly proud Of so
many visitors taking hold Of our
Sunday school. Miss Anna Martin
from the bottoms visited Us Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01
SUCCESS
ernnent.

School closed here Friday with a
two nights commencement exercise
that was a credible showing for the
school aud town. Prof. b. A.
Short who was the principal
was ably assised by Mr.. n.
T.. Hicks the present county exam.
iner of the Western District and
Miss Mae Lewis.
Miss Mae Lewis well known to
many of the "lIerald" readers was
married a, noon Sunday in the Bap-
tiA church. Rev. Roney Of Little
Rock officiating, TO Mr.. Baer OF
Oklahoma. The couple left on the
evening tram to spend their honey
moon IN Blodgett, Mo. Quite a
crowd saw them Oft aud sbowerei
them with good wishes and rice.
The couple will make their home
IN Oklahoma and we extend our con.
gratulations and seasonable good
wishes.
%. o. f. gave a dinner Sunday
at the Baptist church assisted by
the Rebeccas also march and
lecture on the good of the order
IN the afternoon by Rev. Reney oI
Little Rock.
The baseball season is slowly open
ing up at this place however we un'
derstand there is a game matched
for the near future and suits have
been ordered.
Some Poca girls were up here the
last week attended the cloing exer
cises of school and visiting rela
tives.
The little daughter of Joe Nc
Cracken had very serious hurt
Sunday afternoon when she fell out
Of the baby carriage.
A wagon load of young people
drove 20 Palatka Sunday night tC
church but we think they were part
ly disappointed.
Bess See and Molly McNabb o.
Polalaka attended singing here Wed
nesday night Oflale they are begin.
ming 20 come TO Success quite often.
Bot thats the way of il when yoD
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01
WASHINGTON

Fusion Acree of Maynard was
a pleasant caller at Uncle Asher
Viewers Sunday last.
Jack Weaver and wife of May.
nard visited at G. w. sayage's last
Sunday.
Bud Mansker and family. also
be sisters, Misses Daisy and Ava
Mausker, visited at John Wander
grih'. first Of the week. They re.
lurued home Sunday.
Linme Osterkamp was shopping
ia Maynard last Saturday.
Edward Riney was attending 10
business at Maynard, Saturday.
Willie Cissill has accepted a po'
alton as clerk in store at Brook
iDgs.
George Cissell is in Jonesboro go
ing 10 school.
Miss Wilma Cohoon spent Satur-
day night with the Misses Lewis.
Miss Unas Gould visited Miss
eussie Rapert last Sunday.
Tom Purdy of Brockett was here
on special business last Monday.
Come again Mr.. Purdy.
Jobn Osterkamp and family were
shopping IN Maynard Saturday.
Ed. David Culver, of Maynard,
will preach at Albertha the first Sun
day in May everyone come and hear
bin.
Two of our jolly, smiling boys,
Wm. Evans Jr. and Baxter Ponds
were among the business visitors at
Maynard, Saturday.
We understand that the GYPSY
fortune tellers have been making
calls So these parts Offering g age.
close ones future and past igr @
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01
COUNTY NEWS
FOSTER

FOSTER
The farmers have been yery busy
ihis week planting cotton and corn.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Win Gibson yisit
cd Al the home ofJesse Brown sun
day.
Messrs John and Lige johnson
visited relatives near Sharum th,
latter part of the week. They re
termed Sunday.
Miss Emily Simington visited
tbe Misses Gibson Saturday night
and Sun day.
Miss Stella Gibson visited Miss
Willie Perm Sunday.
Miss Tula Johnson Of Attica WIS.,
itei At this place Saturday night
and sunday.
Mrs. Rid Teel visited Mrs. Lige
johnson sunday.
A large crowd attended tie it.
erlry society a. the Hogan school
house Saturday night. The society
wll render another program reEt
Saturday night.
Rufe Johnson and wife Of Aia-
o. visited at the home Of viii
snodgrass Saturday night.
Almus Rose visited his brother
Will Rose Sunday.
John Rose and family visited at
the home Of Tom johnson and fam
lily Sunday
Emmett Tyler made a flying trip
TO Pocahontas Saturday evening.
Several attended services at the
Hogan church Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01

once go to a good place you can't
stay away.
Joe McCacken began rafting logs
arun since the water has come mp.
Carl Legate and Lester sisk went
ia Datto last Saturday, not being
pauent enough to wait for the
lrain they walked back. Carl think
the Frisco should fix the track up
better IN some places il they want to
get boz money for walking.
Fishing has been quite good Of
late. Bad Barker caught a big 20
pound ear and others have been get.
uug -5m good ones.
/. Allen Miller the fruit man lost q
|. male of ro.Ig last Sa,prday.
CHas. sl5vlen closed his school
| last Friday 300 No,a Tins and the
|. eoaus of sugces. at the same time
close. ths Wesem District sch6ols
ives, of C5rnmg as tar a. we know.
Rev. T. L. Lewis Of Peach
Orchard attended The Baer Levi.
dupuals here Sunday.
JET Thompson, buyer and sales.
man Of Baker McGrew Co., had the
misfortune 90 lose his house and
good, uy Hfs last week. Only a
small amount OF Insurance was car
nel ana as nothing was saved the
los. will be heavy. The origin Of
the tire is unknown.
Among those IN CoThng attend
ing probate thus week were U. 5.
Wells and {. q. Johnson Of this
place.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W, 7. Minner, pro.
prie,or. Of the Dexter Hotel, here
moved IN the Redwlne property the
/ first Of the week and will continue
the business there. Mrs. aud Mrs. T.
IB. worrall will run the Dexter,
haymgpur,basei it recently,opening
1t The ir.t Of the May. As
soon a. the uev concrete Is finished
the Mluusf. wll occupy chat.
/ Fred W5rralls lhe veterinary Is
spending the most Of hl: time in
| Reyu0 nov.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01
RAGAN SCHOOL

-A'NsN s@aaS'FAs
Farmers are busy planting corn
and cotton.
Ben johnson mas moved into his
new house on the MeClain farm.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J6o. Ovens is right sick.
Frank Robbins aud family visited
his father, VIM. Robbins, last Sat.
nday and sunday.
There win be religious services,
diuner on the ground and foot
washing az BristoF she first Sunday
in May.
Greer aud Harry Abbott left last
Sunday for Cherokee Bay where
they will make their future home.
The stork left fine baby at the
home OF Marion Allison on We'd
nesday of last week. All parties
dong well.
Ab Allison entertained some Of
onr Sunday congregation at bis
home in Rlchwoods last Sunday.
Prof. Hogan visited our Sunday
school and led our singing last Sun
day. He Is thinking of getting up
singing class mere.
Mrs. Willie Bayan entertained
ber mother, Mrs. Jones aud her
aunt Mrs. Mckinley, at her home on
Wednesday Of last week.
T. b. Allison made a business
trip TO Walnut Ridge last Saturday.
Tom recently bought 100 acres Of
fine land west Of Little Running
Water bridge.
Quite a crowd spent SUNDAY very
pleasantly at the home Of b. F..
SIsson.
Mrs. James Lawson gave musi-
Gale Wednesday night in honor of
ber Little girls birthday. Several
young folks were present and all
report an ENJOYABLE time.
Rev. Newberry filed his regular
appointment here Sunday. He and
several Others Of the community
took dinner at the home of David
Armstrong.
Reginald Foster of Manson at.
tended church services here last Sun
day. Our Sunday school has
been a olive wire" ever since ITS
establishment in the early spring
and our leaders are certainly to be
commended for the zeal they are
maDifesting.
We are glad to report that Mabel
Edgington is convalescent from a
very severe attack of pneumonia.
She Is the twelve year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgington'
Mrs. b. F. Sisson closed her
term of school with an entertainment
on the night of the sixteenth. There
were speeches, sacred, pathetic and
comic songs, dialogs, vocal and in
.,rumen,al music and tableanx rem
dered by pupils Of the school and
others. The house was crowded
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01
IlEB)W

Chester Paine and Elbert ZEN.
pletou made a flying trip to Bigger.
last Saturday.
Miss Essa Biggers of Brocketi
visited friends and relatives At Kel-
lar the latter part of last week.
1be literary society of Engelberg
Is rendering some splendid pro
grams.
Aunt Rice Ulmer OF Brockett
was here last week visiting Mrs. c.
W. McCarroll.
sam Sage and family Of PocahoD.
tas visited the family Of w. NJ.
Sage at Kellar last week.
MIlt DeBow has added two rooms
and a porch TO his home on the cor.
ner Of Columbia and Main streets.
Elijah Surrclls diel at this place
Las, week. The body was buried at
Maynard. The bereavai ones have
the coincidence Of the entire com
munity.
1t seems 20 us that our road over.
seer has quit his Job, As we have
not heard Of his fixing any of the
bad places in our roads. Come,
Tom, and fix a few oi the worst
places.
Elmer Luter OF Biggers visited
bis brother, Oscar, at Brockett last
week.
DIR. Ryburn was called to see
Master Russel DeBow Sunday
morning.
Some Of the children of this place
are enjoying large case of the
mumps. (Dld you knock on wood
when you said "eDiOying?"-Ed.)
A. T. Welsenbach, prosperous
farmer of the east side, was milling
at Maynard the latter part of last
week.
Isaac DeBow has lot of men
clearing for him on one of his
farms.
Ed Newton and wife visited the
family Of Pete Weisenbach Sun
day.
Dock Davis and family Of Big
gers visited relatives here SATURDAY.
night.
}. II. McCarroll of this place yisi.
ted NJ r. Sage Saturday night.
jim Hir, Of north Of town wa.
here on business Wednesday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01

doing we benefit the boys aud glr.,
Of today who are the men I'D
women Of tomorrow.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01
Assessors Notice

Notice hereby given that U.s. j townships and precincts
Randolph county named dates For purpose Of a.
.ess"g personal property and capita year dates
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01

Herman Mofeld and wife Of Dee
Arc are here this week visiting Rev.
NJ. d. Bowers and family.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01
W. 0. ". dwelling

All Woodmen of the world pIaA-s
take notice and be present, il pOssi-
BILE, the second Sundiy in June at
the HIte cemetery, to assist this
lodge in unveihng the monuments
Of sovereigns VIM. Noe, w. II. Mar
tir and S. e. McCrary, deceased .
Joe II. Johnson, G. g. Biggsrs
Camp No. 37l, w. o. W. e 50 Z.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-01

jim Hir, Of north Of town was
here on business Wednesday.
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SHEFFIELD.

A little daughter, Virginia
Churchill was born Tuesday morn
ing, March Bird, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Jones. She lived only until
9 O'Clock the same night. Mrs. Jones
remains in very serious condition.
Geo. L. Giffin is in town.
Mrs. J. d. Waldron arrived in town
Saturday evening. She lost every
thing she had stored over Gifin's
store in the fire. Her goods were in
sured.
H. P. Simpson arrived in town
Tuesday night returning home Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mitchell were
in town over Sunday.
A J. Giff1n received a complete
surprise Saturday evening, March :,
when so of his friends took posses
sion of his home reminding him of
his 60th birthday. Games were
played and a pleasant time enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs GifTin were presented
with nice chair. Refreshments were
served.
Miss Alice Jenkins has been visit
ing at Geo. L. Bickford's.
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McINDOE FALLS.

Prof. and Mrs. L. c.. Hunt rtturn-
ed Monday from Essex Ju1ttion,
where they spent their week 81 vaca-
ton.
Mrs Emma Humphrey has nish-
ed work for H. w. GleasonNhd is
stopping with her son, Geor @ge Hum
phrey, at East Ryegate.
Mrs. M. G. Rodgers is at HwaVthill.
N. H., caring for Mr.. Rodger4's sister,
Miss Hattie Rodgers, who lis very
sick.
Mrs. Tewksbury of Newbury spent
Friday at o. N. Bedell's, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Blodgett of st. Johns
bury was the guest of Miss Flora
Winch, Friday and Saturday.
M. J. Moore was called to Barre
last week by the illness of his daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Moore.
Miss Atalanta Field visited friends
at Burke, East Burke and Lyndon
vile last week. Saturday she went
to West Barnet to spend a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. c. A. Choate.
Mrs. Lizzie White, Miss Alice and
Howard White, spent last week at
Horace Chamberlin's East Ryegate.
Claude Field visited friends at
North Thetford, two days last week.
Matthew Temple and Miss Sarah
Temple of Newbury were guests at
J. H. GOodrich's last Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Buffam and Miss Nellie
Manchester were at st. Johnsbury,
Thursday to attend the funeral of
Miss Nora Lockwood.
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MONROE.

Mrs. Florence Human visited in
st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Lee English and Ralph re-
turned to their home in Wilmette,
ILL.,, Monday.
The Bible Study class will meet
with Mrs. Peabody, Friday evening.
Miss Ethel Duncan is at home from
her school in Sheffield for vacation,
Mrs. Lizzie Dunn of Littleton, N.
H., is visiting Mrs. Rosie Page
At the regular grange meeting last
Wednesday night, the new deputy
Mr.. French of Piermont was present.
After the meeting a baked bean sup
per was served.
Mrs. Fred ellison attended the
funeral of Mrs. James Blair at East
Barnet. last Wednesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-03-11
RYEGATE.

Mrs. Lima Weed has been visiting
friends in Corinth and Bradford dur
ing the past week.
The village school closed the winter
term on Friday.
Mrs. Sara Nelson Jones returned
Tuesday from an extended visit with
friends in Littleton, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Symes attended
the funeral of their nephew, Mr.. Goss
at Wells River, Friday of last week.
Norman Lowe of the st. Johnsbury
Academy was at home over Sunday
James Nelson and little Nelson
Lewis have recovered from a recent
attack of measles.
Robert Gibson a senior OF the st.
Johnsbury Academy Is sick with the
humps and is staying with his
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-03-11
EAST BURKE.
School CIosed-Lst of Pupils With.
out Marks-PersORaI Items.

1 ONAAOOA O1OSCN--AAA9g ia y 0P4S w ANAA,
out Marks-PersoRaI Items.
School closed in the village Fri.
| day afternoon. Miss Ethel Newton
of the grammar room returned to
her home in Bloomington, Saturday
morning. Those having no marks in
Miss Floy Gibson's room were Jessie
Story, Claude Davis, George LaveIy,
Carl Colby. Both teachers have been
hired for the spring term.
George and AIvah Gibson were in
Lunenburg, Wednesday to attend the
funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Clara
Silsby, returning Friday.
Mrs. Albert Jenkins returned from
Bellows Falls, Friday, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Wilson, for several weeks.
Mr.. Farmer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Belden of East Haven were
visitors at Wilbur Proctor's, Thurs
day.
MILFORD Long has finished work for
Howard Gorham and is working in
the railroad shops, at Lyndonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Humphrey from
Lyndonville were Sunday visitors at
his brother, B. F. Humphreys.
Hustus Mcneil from Lyndon Center
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. B. w. Sher-
burn.
A. c. Wyman was home from his
work in Brattleboro over Sunday.
They are planning on moving there
soon.
Harry Winslow from Lawrence.
Mass, is visiting his aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Lucia.
Celia Vance returned Wednesday
from visit relatives In,
Coventry.
Scott Stafford from st. Johnsbury
was a business visitor in town We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lund spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in Lyndon.
Ethel Legasy has finished work for
Mrs. w. S. Jeffers and is working for
Mrs. Ira Hunter.
Mrs. Emily Jenkins from Island
Pond, has been visiting her sister,
Miss Lizzie Jenkins the past week.
She went Saturday to Kirby to keep
house for Frank Leach.
Mrs. H. d. Webster went last Wed
nesday to Berkshire to see her broth
er's wife Mrs. Jeffords who is in a
very serious condition with cancer.
Mrs. Miles Bailey who has been
so sick the past year was taken much
worse Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Jenkins passed away
early Monday morning.
The Epworth League will meet this
week Thursday for their regular
with Mrs. John Reach.
Mrs. ]. D. Jock and two. little boys, |
Warren and Walter, from Lyndon |
Center are visiting at B. F. Humph- |
rey's, for few days.
Gerald Walter and his brother go |
20 Portland next Monday 10 attend |
IN automobile school,
Louis Talbert has finished work
or Charles Leach and is thinking
If working in a garage.
Carrie Harvey from LyndonTille is
listing at E. r. Harvey's.