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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
FolIansher Rri.f,

Jim Caddick and Fred Sbsd5icL
T.' St'ubcnville callers last even,
Mrs J. \. Robinson Of Ohio stree,
~ visiting friends az. Wheeling
Miss Mary Wright tho poprI,-
'l,Ik 90 Robinson's Corner stnro
Ii,',u' sunday with relatives AZ ca
Ray Patterson Of WoIlsburp mn,
. ,5,iI. on friends IN town yostorda,
John Kelley OF staYN.py1lc ,...
day "'''''7"'' l'.i'i-
o. W T. Griffith was a vclIsbure cali
, William .l.'am Abol was a WcIIsburr call.
ID. .haII's Pratt wife and family. or
~ "a were VISITING 90 the home
'i N lhurHa Uu Decoration g.y
Mi ana Mrs John Ford of VOL.
I'I-. visited relatives iu town -Y,
Niss Edith Bale, of rorl.,.,,.
g'.,-.j..l..i D., visiting friend ar New
ti'd Dennis be- 900 with tfa oYIr.,,
Walter Jackson Visited f...r.i.
No. NM'.f..rI ur Memorial F.,
Duo and 80. tItd. 60. I.t.
INI.'I 'n iIl.f IOm. ON NIr..rIa asa.
que aI.'r f'W dtle visit uIfE rlI.
lives af Wheeling ''''
.I.IeI Jackson OF Main street was
gun. Visitor -uulI. having
''' Ifr In U.. AUTOMOBILE. Ma
'I'.'.f George. Who I. tI..f|r. af I..
nome 'N- f'v d.t.
Manila Ur,rHmar fnrr,rI,
place. hUf moss uf Mound
VA r.rdIrr few dave
..' nome of NI.. Grace jackson
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p. n. c. Won Ba,,.r

Deputy Brinlcy James of the Pro.
l'ciNe Home circle received word of
IN" presentation Of tho State banner
I 1,tne protective Home circle to tho
i,"'dl loHte Tor having secured tho
largest number Of now m,mb.rs an.
IN. M me past year which ended Nav ~
J. ms Is a great honor 10 be- bcstowed
upon town of this size. there arc
circles Of this order In an of tho Iarr.
,i,lIl's 81 the state but none have been
10 secure the amount equal to
although there were >o,eraI ciosD So
onds. ''S' 7''
pafaUons are now about ,or,.
pi'i'd Tor the initiation of mo Isrr.
,.a,0 OF new members for both mo
I.3Ilansb"e and Steubcnvillc Iodrcs
-, VII TAKE place az Eagles hall
~, "a lrday evening After tho i'm.
viii be held anu So''di
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
HALF OF TOWN is
DESTROYED BY FIRE

FREDERICK. Nd. June Half Of
Cragerstown. a village Of go inhabi-
tants. near here. was destroyed by
fire to-day. causing a loss OF about
$4,000. The village has no water sys-
tenn. and a strong wind famed the
flames.
The buildings destroyed include the
creamery. in which the fire started
two hotels and twelve residences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
PADEN CITY


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l'ls t'a. afternoon u.s
- l-'" Pc received many
49,. a'i iN' '"nFra'I.A
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ttf .'l' -I''' a.. present
She lsft Thurslag morning and y..ff
tuiu AR Euwl.y. az Aaron ONO. ,,h.I.
ines "iu reside,
Those II her class tf... ......r.t ,f.-
shower usr.. Misses ...Htr CLARA Al.
FerreIf Nah.f t...,.r 49,. ~. va. w..
Mabel Lsuta end MaI.I r.fT- .f "a.
NrrftrsEfrr. srI.-- go. '... "
Mics Ann. E....l s T. w.
Miss ft.rufft l,II-,... ana 49,.
of N.ar Narffrs,tfr.. ,t-. ,rf. "
uH--ht.rs Misses If,l.r and Man ~
I,mr.sItou. IA Mis- Mani f.,,-.l.-.
Woodland. Moss \,ri1rs, ,s,tt,..fl
Garnet N.,.,,,..,.- ......f1N al4Netl.
Etb.. n,nT.e Ma, S11r nm ~, Sl''il '..,i.
IftIf-Is. Mr. and NJ. f..n r,.'
Mr. Afvurtn AND Nh. ,y.f,.~ tt..,,,.,.
.. , ''..' is'N''h
dan. as 's Nh''Hng Thurs
e..
Misses Cora Dennis - N,w Martins
Vile. ana Maud NuSfHn. Of ANaudIau
a., hi.iuus their Esrud parents. AIR. aud
MI. Jacob Dennis. uu the hun
Mie j ". bill,ty' very pleasantly
entertained the Lsdi,e Ala So,i.t, 90
ih" christian church Thursday after
noon.
Miss t'rtrude Ste. nistuu was shug-
I4,. ~ N'M Msrtn~Nillg Monday
MIS-. h'tfy Williams has moved irtt.
her new house ON Second avenue
%, hh ,,i, MeM nnn. travelling -al,su'u.
"SS ealling on his trad, her, rhursts,
1T w Good wHs q professional ,is-
li'r az New Martiu~t Thursday.
~. n Jones. superintendent 90 On.
mon larCii"n conn any. was here Du
our,n'Ss thursday
The brown l.um b.r COMPANY .Nff.f,. q
iarE' consignment OF T'sttuu'- Ftuu
proof paint Co Si-tsr-,iila Trur4dsy
]. W. Henry Will orsu up H meat mar
kkct In his new buildirz ON Main stre.t.
if,N~ ~'fNert VIII Iu.r charge.
Miss Anna stephens was shopping In
Si.,,rs' ill' saturday.
=, W. ]. Keller S'e- business visitor In
The new bungalow thar N being bui,.
on second avenue. hy SifTUu Pots OF
l'niiN. a. Will soon O., ready tor u,ru-
lancN
MISS IDA FISHER OF N"v Narfira,lf
Va. the guest ~ friends hero SATURDAY..
Mrs. 'hu-. H.uEht visited her sister
a. sister, tllc FRIDAY
Mrs. Milford and daughters. Nissrr
Helen and Mab'l OF = mmslton Pa. ere
visiting at M. home 81 Mrs. J. NJ Al
worth. for e f'W daNs.
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Ban OF

ne delivery boy AT Ledger Broth.
store miraculousIy ESCAPED being
Tampled 10 death when ibe bo-s' -
I'm Slht frightened while coming down
~ mn from Wood street early yss-
nay morning The horse had been
- stand IN the street while the hoy
,ooh some groceries To one Of ~.
- Nhth upon his return he saw
W" hl'ed rear on its hind legs and
start down tho HIN onto Ranfiold ave.
nut. n" immediately gave chase and
suiI,eedsd In catching hold on tho
natter but was dragged about fiffy
Naids before the horsr stopped dur.
lns winch time the wagon turned over
on It's side and was dragged also M
boy was frightened as well as the
noI Sc Nh'n the wagon turned over
anu one OF the front wheels was
lhroWn against the horses feet. which
started II rearing and plunring while
$500 sun hung on and finally sue
''gI'd IN stopping the horse.
ne wagon was soon nut IN shane
q i, 3iu ana the damage was very slight
aIthough the horse was very ncry,,,,s
lot some time afterwards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
Notice 20 Mnnufacturerr Jobbsrs Mar
chants and Other wholesals Dealers.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. FRAT
we state BOARD Of Control OF the state
81 West Virginia viii TCcssye bids dRf.V
AZ ITS office at Charleston, West virginia
FOR furnishing supplies for tire .evcral
state institutions. the financial manage
ment M which Is vested in said Ro,rd
tonr acts viii be awarded TO the lowest
BIDDERS quality Considered. ana othor
things being equal. virginia deal
ers viii he given preference
Lists or supplies needed viii be fur
ntShed bidders on reCeiIt OF requests
atins the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
jf-1-u Cha-leaton. West virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
Warning Snrederr

DlrinE IN" past few days. many cit
liens have complained OF sutoist. ~,
'tedlns the speed limit on Allegheny
street and Virginia avenue. so I1st
evening Chief Barnes kept strict
Natch on these places and aIthou.b
lne speed limit was not exceeded he
5S,-03pPtd several cars and warned the
drivers Ia be little careful The
most trouble comes from uotorcy,.t,'s
Nhlch speed through town late in the
evening but the chief also STONED
several OF these last night and notf
race track "'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE

HARRISBURG. Pa. June How
ard Herman, an express messenger
OF TINS city. was arrested tonight on
charge OF being concerned in the
robbery OF express packages between
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. He is
the seventh person TO be arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03

John Campbell. for a number of
years car loader In the blue plat.
Wareroom Of the mill. who has resided
no farm north OF Wellsburg. is
,ldhlhE arrangements TO move TO
Iii MUM snort time. Mr.. Camp
Doll owns several houses about town
ana VIII probably move into the one
on Allegheny street WV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
FOLLANSBEE

fQLLANSBEE. W Va. June a
,i IL. OF peopl" arc now discussing
plans for a Follansbsa Dsv ni,ric a.,
ps held az Ferguson Grove inst
apoN" town. on the fourth of JiiIy
~. movement has only begun bilt
EI.at interest Is already being taken
anu ~ Is likely that AL OF the SUNDAY
- vii unite and all spend thu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
OFFICIAL oles SUDDENLY

rTW.iUELplIN Juno GEORGE
s rr,Ior SPECIAL ascent of tho ue.
rar'w.rf OF Labor af Wa-hIrrfur
died suddenly fn daN while in This rIfr
ur government business fIs was UF
year. old and had been connected
with The Foffrnwruf service about o..
wears IIIa father was a former NAV.
or ~ Richmond Va Tho body VIII
hr taken FOB FaN- Church. va. Cor
burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
Council Meets SATURDAY

Nliy council will meet in regular
II.ssloh on next Saturday evcninc.
June 6. at 30 . m. whom 49,,
business matters OF the CITY will no
slNen attention. The 500 feet of n.,y
nre hose ordered by council LAST
,lohth is expected To arrive at m.
nose house within short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOR SALE OR RENT hcs' bust
ness location in toilanshse " Ma
S''i Groom '-'Nl'. built expressly Tor
M business stock cut down. Iu,ot, q,
about $1,000. VIII sell stock chrap ta
person renting or purchasing property.
All mills working FUN with excellent
prospects Pay rolls 500. 600 n month
ADDRESS Lock HoN fli. Follaushc,. ~
"a my-3O-f
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DIED

Tuesday Turs7 1910 OF.
o'clock q. m.. 90 tNs webb coal rrff.
Hf -nadyvide. o.. CHARLES EUlltT.u
NEVILLE in his J.ud .rar
Funeral from the home az Mrs THHrr...
lIrkcrtuu. South Marshall street So.
Mr.hrn. ON THURSDAY June OH Hf
O'Clock lufrrutut iu Tho NrN..r.r
cemetery. Friends ~ the famiI. boz.
NIfrI.
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FOR RENT


foR RENr-pfuCc ruou. fine location.
WIZ rent furnished or uufurntsn. a.
ii'l phone 29l See me az 1915 Nark,t
street. room NO. my..N.tr
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PIANOS

Having decided 20 CLOSE out my busi-
ness WILL until Saturday. June 9th. sell
cost Call AZ once and make selection
w. A. Mlngan. s5l Main, one door north
of Logan Drug Co. ju-2-i
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FOR SALE

foh sALE-Ths Homestead" cottage
on the houndsville camp grounds
.ooAten on corner OF upper park. con.
House In good repair. Price REASONABLY.
70 Quick buyer. Call =. ID. walton In
mr-27-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03

FOR SALE hundred shares .t
Conservative Life Insurance 60 stock
Address. ConserF stiNc. No. 25I south
Main street. Cadiz. ohio Ju-g-h
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TOR RENT-Chsap desk room. ui,.
hEht airy room. ON Market street
Zine location. Universal Business l.A-
ChanEc. lalt Market ST mN-.N-thf
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MISCELLANEOUS

CONSULT Mrs Meadow. noted CLAIR
Voyant. on all business and love az
fairs. Messages given from spirit
friends Fourth and Center. Fulton.
Elm Grove car. ny-a0-i
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FOR SALE-pooi table and all rtAture,t.
also cash register. Ecll phone ] D
Martins Ferry: Nat. 1881 1u-7-i
FOR SALE One hay horse sound god
worker. weight 1850. call boil ~
Ring 9. Altcnheim. Iu-a-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03

TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Oliver Typewriter. good con-
dition. II. J. Smith. 7ns Schrnulbacn
bach Bldg. Bell 252-w: Natl 7sO-M
ap-15-tf
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Business for Sale

Would sou like 90 get into "A having
husin'~s We have several grnter,.
ana general stores for sale iu cItv and
nearby. that are paving propositions.
owners have splendid reasons for sell
ing
Come in and let us tell you all about
them.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-13
State News

Seven thousand three. vear-old spruce
trees are being planted on DR.. H. F
Walkers land on Nick wackett mountain
in Pttsford.
Only II towns in Vermont have saloons
since May l. No one applied for liquor
license in the town of Wells, which ia
former years has had one whenever the
town voted yes.
Sidney P. Page, of st. Johnsbury, has
been transferred to Montpelier, and
placed in charge of the Swift Beef Co. $
plant. Clyde E. Wilson has been ira MS
ferred to White River junction.
B. F. Heidel, senior high way engineer,
section of good roads, department of
agriculture, Washington, ID. c., has ar
rived in Montpelier to give the Mont
pelier officials expert advice on roads.
The city council asked for an expert
through United States Senator William
P Dillingham;. Mr.. Heidel will make a
thorough study of highway conditions
in the capital.
The Vermont State Spiritualistic Asso-
citation will hold its next quarterly con-
vention in the Universalist church at
Barre Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June
II, 10 and IA. The management has Sc
cured Rev. K. A. Wiggin of Boston, speak
er and message medium. and the follow
ing well known state speakers: Mrs.
Emma Paul, AlonZD Hubbard, Mrs. Sarah
A. Wiley and Mrs. 5. V. V. Booth.
Davis and Davis, Washington patent
attorneys, report the grant, to citizens
of this state, of the following patents:
Alfred 5. Hull, of Hinesburg, trademark
Tor proprietary medicine used as a skin
lotion; Samuel l.. Bennett, of Bellows
Falls, throttlelock for automobiles: Per-
ley F. Hazsn. of st. Johnsbury. weight:
Peter o. Gaudreau, of Burlington. cleo
trio mail-bOx; Ernest A. Mcintosh, of
Randolph, hose coupling.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-13
Riverside

George Allen has been quite sick for
the past few days.
Nelson Stygies from Stowe was a caller
in this place Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Styles from Garfield was a
caller in this place last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lucas were bust
ness visitors in Morrisvlle Friday.
Ernest Towne has finished work for
Fred Crowell and gone to his home in
North Hyde Park.
Mrs. Gilbert Broadwell spent Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs
Everett Calkins, at Cady's Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. John Laduke have rented
their farm to Walter Wbitcomb and have
gone to New Hampshire, where they have
employment.
Miss Rose Gilwee, who has been the
guest of Mrs. James ROddy for the past
two weeks, returned to her home in st.
Adams Friday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-13
Stallion GrafterS

The following from the Bratteboro Re-
former is of local interest, especially
around Morrisvile:-
Warning is sent out that dishonest
horse dealers are working up stock com
panies to own stalliOns in West Virginia
They inveigle groups of farmers to pay
from $4,000 to $4,000 for a stallion. or
from 81 200 to S 800 tor jack on tie
CO operative plan. The "co-operation
consists in some local man and an ou,-
slider "co operating" in selling an animal
for twice what he is worth to a neighbour
hood of farmers. Good Imported stall
ions may be bought tor from $1,000 to
81 800 of reliable importers, and Jacks
should not be priced higher than from
5000 to 81 900. Even though breeders
are high enough for the average farm
neighborhood. The main point is, how
ever, that the fellow who comes into a
neighborhood working up cooperative
company to purchase something which
the farmers have not felt the need of
should be carefully looked up, for he is
likely to be man whose statements as
70 the sOundness or breed of the animal
cannot be trusted.
1t is about time this old scheme was re-
vamped. 1t was worked very success
fully up and down the Connecticut valley
more than twenty years ago, and the
general feeling of the men who went into
the clubs was that they were stung, par
ticularly when they found the exact
meaning of the Joint and severaP' notes
which tn ey signed.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-13
MORRISVILLE

DR.. Lloyd g. Robinson was CUES
: over Sunday OF friends in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Shattuck Of Water
vile were visitors in town over Sunday
Mrs. Schutt of Graud Rapids, Mich
is guest at the home of her son, c. L
Brown.
Mrs. VIII Daniels went to Johnson
Tuesday to visit Miss Josie Pierce and
Mrs. c. c. browne.
George Robson left Monday for Mont.
real where he will resume work on the
Transcontinental railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Phillips moved to.
day from a tenement i'll the Centennial
Block to the Durham house.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Warren of Hard
wick were guests over Sunday of Mrs.
Warren's mother, Mrs. Hobart Fulsom.
News has been received from Burlington
that A. l.. Fuge suffered another hemor-
rhage yesterday and his conditions very
critical.
Miss Crystic Brooks has returned to
her home in Manchester, N. H., after
spending few DAYS at the h ONE of Mr.
and Mrs VIM Wallace.
Mrs. Lula Niles Spaulding of Mont
pelier is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. A, A. Niles, and sister and husband,
DR.. and Mrs. J. Frank Jackson.
T. c. Cheney left this morning for Bur
lington, to accompany the University of
Vermont baseball team to Boston, where
they will play Harvard tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Trethewev and
son, Clifton, arrived in town Saturday
evening to spend a week at the home of
Mrs. Trethew ey's father, j. S. Banister.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodrich have
moved from a tenement in the Centennial
Block on Portland street to the upstairs
tenement in Mrs. Clara Crowels house
on George street.
Mrs. H. l.. Spear entertained her Sun
at her home on Maple street last Friday
evening. Refreshments were served and
a very pleasant evening was passed.
Rev. Charles w. Shattuck. pastor Of
the A. c. church 10 Lynn, Mass, was a |
guest over Sunday at the homes of c. IL .
Prior and w. B. Patch, supplying the
local Adventist pulpit morning and even
ing
The following birds have been reported
at the library during the past week.
May 5, King bird, Purple Finch, E. S.
Robinson; May 6, Warbling Vireo, Least,
Flycatcher, Anna Mower; May s, House
Wren, Bald Eagle, Lou Rand, May s,
Red-eyed Vireo, Dorothy Powers; May 5,
Bal timOre OriOle. Nellie Kellogg; May 5,
Yellow Warbler, Anna Mower; May 9,
Chimney Swift, Anna Mower.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-13
WOman's Club Committees

At recent meeting of the executive
committee OF the Womans Club the fol.
lowing department committees were ap.
pointed
Memhershp-Mrs. H. J. Edmunds,
Mrs. Dave McNaughton, Mrs O. l..
Woods, Mrs. O. W. Chatfee Mrs. E. E.
Schutt.
Social-Mrs. Fannie Bickford, Mrs. J.
H. Warren, Mrs G. l. Bates, Mss Nan
Wombell Mrs. E. W. Gates.
Entertainment-Mrs. {. H. Slocum,
Mrs. G. p. browne, Mrs. A. l.. Cheney,
Mrs. {. B. Kramer, Miss Bessie Thayer,
Miss Althea Reynolds.
Village Improvement-Mrs A. A. Niles,
Mrs. G. NJ. Tillotson, Mrs. J. NJ. Kelley,
Mrs. H. c. Fisk, Mrs. A. B. Munson,
Mrs. H. l.. Stevens.
Music-Mrs. G. NJ. Powers, Mrs. Levi
Gle. Miss Eugenia Pinney, Mrs. E. E.
Harris, Mrs Blanche Morse.
Education and Literary-Miss Anna
Mower. Mrs. A. X. Campbell, Mrs. T. {.
Cheney, Mrs. c. D. Howe, Mrs. N. B.
Blair.
Sunshine-Mrs. T. c. Cheney, Mrs.
A. H. Slayton, Miss Alma Bugbee, Mrs.
H. c. Fisk, Miss Nita Ellis, Mrs. b. E.
Eaton.
Program-Mrs. Harriet Ide, Mrs.
Maria Tinker, Miss Kate Howard, Mrs.
M. 2. Maurice, Miss Della Thompson,
Miss Anna Mower.
Auditing-Mrs G. L. Clark, Mrs Geo.
Grout, Mrs. H. p. Munson.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-13
Harmony Pomona Grange

Harmony Pomona Grange, No. 8, met
with Jacksonville grange Wednesday
June 6. There was an attendance of So.
The oranges of North Hyde Park, Stowe.
MorriSville, johnson and Cambridge were
represented. The master and oYerseer
being absent Worthy Lecturer Mrs. j. R.
Parker called the Grange to order and
| Past Mast, Smith to the chair and bust
ness proceeded in lively manner. Four
candidates, one from Johnson and three
! from Jacksonville were instructed in the
| fifth degree. Reports were then given
from the subordinate oranges. All re-
ports showed the oranges to be doing
good work. Helpful and encouraging re-
marks fromC F. Smith and Mrs. j. K.
Parker. Motion carried to have an open
session in the afternoon. The rest of the
foreno IN was then given to the lecturer.
The constitution, its objects and pur-
poses, was then taken up with good re-
suits. All the speakers thought members
should become familiar with the ritual
digest. Next was discussed the advisa-
blity of a degree team. The cipher code
will tighten the work of the officers.
Lecturer then called attention to a PO-
mona contest, each subordinate grange
to render two recitations and two pieces
of music, either vocal or instrumental.
Lecturers of oranges are requested to
bring this before their next meeting.
This contest will be in the autumn. Lee
turer extended the invitation to Pomona
grange. No. 8, to meet with Hazen Road
Pomona for an outing at Caspian Lake
June 10.
Literary program choir; reel
tation, Mrs. Lillian Chase; defamation,
Clyde Cheesman; reading, Mrs. A. NJ.
Carpenter; song, choir; recitation, The |
Last Hymn, Mrs. A. NJ. Gle; humorous
selection, The Hotentot; song, Ralph |
Brewster; defamation, The Capture of
Quebec, Ralph Nye; QUESTIONABLE the
extension schools Of benefit? discussed /
by J. H. Mudgett; essay, What makes
our good story books? Glee Carpenter;
humorous reading, Mrs. Watkins; sing
ing, Mrs. Hazen, Ralph Brewster; dis
the change in our tax law
made at the last legislature beneficial to
the tax payer aud if So why? discussed
from all standpoints by different men,
bers; grange closed with singing and
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Harmed. Luncheon
was served and all went home feeling
that the day had been profitably spent.
The next Pomona will be at Waterbury
Center the first Wednesday in June.
Lottie c. RushfOrd, Sec.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-13
Garfield

Edward Davis is seriously i'll; Dr. G. S.
Leach is in attendance.
We are pleased to note that Alberto
Sherwood is on the gain.
D. II. Bedell of Morrisville was bust
ness visitor in this place last Thursday
Joe Perraunt has finished work for
Ernest L,planr and is now at work for B.
j. Taylor.
Miss Blanche Emerson was home from
hec WORK al Waterbury Sunday for ID
short visit.
Miss Grace Leclair has finished work at
Stowe and is now working at Alberto
SherwOod's.
Mrs. Harry Davis and daughter went to
st. Johnsbury last Saturday to spend
week with her sister, Mrs. Twombly.
Royal Darling went to White River
Junction last week to join his wife and
daughter, who have been there several
weeks.
Mrs. Betsey Homer, the aged mother of
E)roy Horner, was taken suddenly ill on
Friday last and at the present writing
there is little hope of her recovery.
Supt. Lyman Darling and wife of Ca
naau, VI, Leslie Bickford, and Mrs. X.
Darling of Craftsburv were guests at the
home of Adds Darling and family over
Sunday.
George Harris and family of Albany
came to the home of Z. o. Coombs and
wife last Friday, Mr.. Harris went back
Sunday, leaving his family here for a few
days visit
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-13
Eln1ore

Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, moved into the par.
sonage last week.
Miss Genie Ward was a recent guest of
her sister in Fairfield.
s. II. Kaiser of Stowe visited at " p.
kaiser's last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Bailey visited at
Mr.. BOyea's over Sunday.
from Morrisville over Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Delbert Stanley vi ted
Mrs. Charles Wilkins in WOlcOtt Sun iay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles PEG and son. Roy.
visited ia johnson and Bakersfield last
Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Russell and son of j0hn-
son visited her sister, Mrs Charles PEG,
last week.