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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29

moving some bags OF potatoes I'm tho back
room of her home, where a farmer had
lett them, when some of the ligaments
were torn from her spine, rendering her
completely helpless. She is as comfort
able as could be expected Mr.. Gleason
who was away from home on the road
returned Saturday.-C. IL. and A. J.
Mudgett, father AMI son. met with an
accident Sunday afternoon when return
ing from motor trip to Fairfax. Near
the Green sawmill beyond West Enosburp
the machine In some uneXplalnable man
ner got away from the young man who
was driving and was overturned The
face Of c. E. Mudgott was badly cut but
the son escaped without n scratch-Nrs
William Teveyaw has rented a norton of
her house to Henry Richards Of Winchcn-
don, Mass-Mr. and Mrs. H. T.. Kimball
motored to East Durham, Que. Sunday
afternoon where they attended church
b. ~. Dickinson has moved into bis
bungalow on South Main street-r A
Cassidy Is moving from his farm TO the
house Mr.. Dickinson has vacated which
he purchased last sprng.-Archic Austin
Will move from the c. H. Stratton farm
at North Enoshurg to the farm of Mr.
Cassldy-Mr. and Mrs Melvin Wright
are to go to tho farm Of G. n Strot+or
whore they will begin housel<eoninp -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rogers moved Nnn-
day from Mrs. Darrah's tenement to
the farm of A. 3. Shufelt in Herksbiro
F. H. Eldred is moving from this Mace
to the farm of G. S. Fassett near East
Enosburg benjamin Davis, who has boon
there for n few years, is moving TO tho
ia la
fcld.-A J. Mudgett got his car homo
Monday after the accident in Bakersfield
Sunday II was quite badly broken
a. Garrow and II. D. Kendall spent sun
day at their homes here. They have
finished two houses this summer, one
in st Adams and one in Johnson They
went Monday to johnson. whore they
nave a contract to erect a bungalow to
be completed by January &c. l.. Ovitt
left Monday for Richmond Va. to at
tend the annual meeting Of the Tele-
phone Pioneers of America. He will be
away about week,-Mr. and Mrs II. e
fOmings We're guests Monday in the
home of Mrs. ComlnEs's brother, NJ. p
Perley. Miss Belle G. Stone and Mrs
Emma f. Stewart who Is visiting In
East Berkshire went Monday to Rich
ford, whore they were guests of Mrs :,
*. Shattuck The condition of Ruth
Wrston. who has been i'll with a fever
for few weeks, is improvod.-Nlr and
Mrs V. f. Burt are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs \. ". Isham IN Burlington
G. w. Giddings has moved to the house
of G. NJ. Whitcomb near East Enos-
burg
The Hon. O. Merrill was in Burlington
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

| j. C. ToWIo has purchased of DIN Mer-
f'll plot of land on the West Berkshire
| road. consisting of about sin acres OF
meadow Tor a nominal considerations
| toward +. kimhall has resigned the po-
| Sltion or salesman for the Norwich, y.
| \" Pharmaceutical association. II. s.
| Springer, who has been with them for
several years, will continue until sue
ccssor is found.-W j. ThaYor has gone
| to the Canadian Northwest where he has
| land interests. going by way Of Chicago.
where he Will attend meeting of the
| National pairymcn.-Mr and Mrs Lloyd
Leach Of Wallingford. Conn. were in
town Thursday. They are passing two
weeks in the home of Mr.. Leach's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. y. Leach, in Berkshirc.--
Misses Aura Kendall aud Doris Rublee
nave returned from Sugar Hin. y. H
Mrs. IT, w Smith ana daughter Eliza
beth of BURLINGTON are visiting i'm the
home of Mrs Smiths sister Mrs. H. Il
Farrar.-Nr ana Mrs Foster Clement Of
burlington were in town Thursday
Recent visitors in the home of j VI
Murphy were his sister, Mrs. Kath-
crime Crccnough Of Taunton. Mass. also
Mrs NJ f. Sullivan Mrs w Carroll
Mrs ! McCullough and son. George. of
St. Alhans-U u Kimbou has rented the
j. o. Kimhau farm on snaros. He will
take charge November 1.-The Nor's Bible
class of the Methodist Church have en-
gagged the ladies' ouartotte of Ithaca. n.
Y. to give an entertainment i'm Opera
han Wednesday evening. November IL
r. II. Armstrong of Johnson was In town
Friday.-G. n. Anderson and c. l.. Towle
of Franklin were in town Friday
A pleasant surprise was sprung on Mr..
and Mrs J. \. Rrowlcy Friday evening In
the Methodist Church parlors after the
choir rehearsal in honor of their 25th
wedding anniversary. The vestry was
prettily decorated for the occasion. The
Rev. John Wriston, pastor of the church,
presented them with purse OF money.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
ISLE LA NOTE.

Andrew Holcombe of Chateaugay has
returned to his home after spending Il
few days with relatives. Mrs. William A.
Loop of Swanton is spending two weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Hearst. -Roge'
Wilcox has gone to New York.-A son
was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs Pau!
La lombard -William Pero Of this place
and Rose Bell of Chazy were married
Sa turday Miss Louise La Bernhard has
gone to Schenectady n. Y, where she has
a position at the -. & H. station.-John
Montgomery and Roland Hin have gone
to New York, making the trip by motor
boat. Miss Zurah Motto Of Seattle,
Wash, Is the guest Of Mrs. NJ, s Thomas
for n Week.-Mrs. Julia Fisk has returned
to her home at Rochester n Y-Jamos
Jarvis and Miss Marie Jarvis have rc-
turned homo after spending a few days
in Montreal as guests of Julius Durand
The little child Of William Vaughn. who
has infantile paralysis is somewhat bet
far
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from five until eight o'clock Miss Eliza
beth F. Brennan, who has been III the
past few weeks. Ia improving in health
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hale are moving in
to their new homo, the farm in this VIII
lage which they recently purchased from
John Tague. Simpson Flanders has rent
ed Mr. Hales farm for the coming year.
Mrs. Octavius Northrop Of Bethel, who
has been visiting in town, where she and
her husband formerly resided, has return
ed to her home Mr.. Northrop will remain
until November ! to make arrangements
In regard to renting his farm and to do
extensive repairing. Mr. and Mrs. De-
rosia and daughter, whit have made their
home on the Northrop farm in this town
the past two years and who are to move
to Sheldon soon gave n farewell dance at
their home Thursday niRht-Fred S. Tup-
per is improving in health.
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Sarah Ann Richard celebrated her
S5th birthday anniversary Thursday.
surprise was given her when the mem
bers OF her Sunday school class came
to her home on River street and re-
NAMED to birthday dinner prepared by
her daughter, Mrs. Anna Wilson The
class numbered - and has been taught
by Mrs. Richards for the past p years.
One of the notable features Of the oc-
casion was the coming of Mrs Lucy
Chaifee, aged 92 years, who drove over
from Berkshire Center to attend the
dinner party ana returned to her home
In the afternoon, Mrs. Anna Wilson was
assisted in serving by Mrs. G. A.
shepard a granddaughter of Mrs.
Richard, and Mrs. Bertha Hancock of
this place An at home was given from
three to six O'Clock and about 100 friends
called to congratulate her. Friends from
tn" Methodist Church, of which Mrs
richards is member, presented her
with s." to purchase a life membership
to the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
cicty. Mrs. Richard has lived In this
village for the past A years. having
moved here from Franklin. She ia en-
joying good health and is able to attend
to the every day duties Of hcr home
Mrs. Eva Locke Bedcn Of Chicopec Falls
Mass, is visiting friends in this place
j. G. Richard Of West Derby was In
this place Thursday to attend the birth
day anniversary OF his mother. Mrs.
Sarah Ann Richard.
Halloween social will be given in
the parlOrs of the Baptist Church Friday
evening under the auspices of the Chris
tian EndoaVOr soCiety-MrS w H. Man
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29

FISK before their departure for Florida
for the winter.-Miss Matte Wood Of
Burlington came Tuesday evening for
an extended stay with her sister. Mrs
y. II. Vancor.-Mr. and Mrs George w
Drown returned Tuesday evening from
visit Of several days in Montpelier
with the formers slste and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gray.-Mr and Mrs
George Goodrich are parents of n son.
born October 2l.-Gcorge Tiff went 10
Burlington Wednesday morning. returns
Ing in the evening with his son Wylie
who is recovering from an operation
Tor appendicitis Congressman Frank 4.
Gre"nc and the Hon. e. \. Fits will
speak at a republican rally at the town
nail Friday evenlng-Word has been re-
colVed of the serious illness at Univer-
sItY Place, Mob, Of Mrs Rosetta
Whitney.-Mrs. Fred Slloway and son
spent the day Wednesday at HardwicIe
guests OF her daughter and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Lawson-Nyrs Jane
Graves went Wednesday TO White River
Junction, whore she will mako an OK
tended stay with her daughter, Mrs 2.
w. sawyer and may possibly pass tho
"lntcr-Mrs. l.. l.. Smith who has been
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs G. II
small for three months. returned to her
homo at St Johnsburv Wednesday Mrs
May Rundv returned Wednesday from
bakersfield, whore she has visited her
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs II. D,
oViu, and other relatives Miss Maud
Noe left Wednesday for a visit az
Gardner. NJ 7ss.-Iamcs w. Wakefield and
r. G. Campbell neichbors. living on
tho Mountain road, have exchanged
farms, the ono wishing for n smaller
farm and Tho other for a larger one
While driving his route Monday, News
ton LcRaron had sudden spill his
horse becoming fghtcned at an automo-
bill" Whi9h came around "a curve upon
them suddenly Tho carriage was thrown
over and q broken spring was the re-
Sult-A neighhorhood meeting was hold
IN the South T.aporte schoolhouse last
Friday evening NJ which nearly sixty
people We're present. stereopticon Ices
tur" illustrating various Vermont IN.
dustries as well as general views 1.aq
given. Remarks were made by Supt
G. =. Howe. prlr. r. G. Reynolds, Prof
She Miller. Mrs Harriet Tde and 4.
l.. Cheney. and by the teacher MISC
Bernice Guvette. Refreshments were
served and a social time enjoyed -Ths
Lamolle Grange will hold their meet
noon. to-day. The Ceres viii take charge of
the meeting in the afternoon The ron
cali viii bo answered by a three word
description of the Grange All granrers
are invited to come and spend the day.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs, L. y. Oviatt gave a ten Saturday
in honor of Mrs. Emma Stewart OF
Omoha, Neb. Miss Belle c. stone Of
Enosburg Falls attended Miss Frances
IIadd Is caring for her nephew. DIN Nit
lGuy, of Samsonyille, who is Ill with
typhoid fevcr.-Mr ana Mrs Alfred
Sykes have returned home from their
western trip.-Mrs. Clarence Domina has
returned home from "A 10 days visit In
Lowell, Mass.-A memorial service for
Bishop Weeks was held I'm Calvary Church
Monday at Il 80 The Rev +. Il. Holmes
Of Richford OBLIGATED Mrs NJ. y Coffin
and Mrs. f. Il. Holmes of Richford at
tended the womau's auxiliary at tho home
of Mrs. c. VI. Ruhlco October a.
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the cast being made up of 10 high school
girls. This - for the benefit OF the senior
class.-A. H. Dinsmore of st. Johnsbury,
superintendent of the government fish
hatcheries In Vermont, has been inspect
ing the work that is being done at West
Swanton preparatory to operations next
season.-Mss Anna Wall, who was ser
iously i'll a few weeks ago and recovered
sufficiently to be about, is now very IN
again with pneumonia and is under the
care of a trained nursc.-Thcre will be
a Halloween social at the vcstry of the
Methodist Church Friday evening.-Mr
Park Of Park e Pollard and Miss
Hunter of Boston were guests Of f. d.
TaDcile Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
ALBURG.

The stores of n, *. Martin, ". E.
Flynn and A. G. Blair of this place have
adopted the plan of closing at six O'Clock
every Monday, Wednesday ana Friday
evenings.-Little Abner Mott Is recover
ing from a light attack of infantile par
alyss. This is the fifth case of this dis
ease In this town.-Mr and Mrs O. O.
Bell and son, Hardy, and Mr. and Mrs
Il. Il. Lord and two children went for an
automobile trip through the islands Sun
day.-Mrs. Eugene strong of Rouses
Point Is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mention Rockwell
For election day. Tuesday, November
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Smith waite OF Hyde Park was a bust
ness visitor IN town Monday.-At the
Episcopal 'hurch sunday afternoon tho
Rev WllIlam Garner preached from the
text lie Giveth His Beloved sleep" in
memory OF the late Bishop William Farmr
Weeks'-The Ladies Aid society of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church win serve supper
in the vestry of the church Thursday
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SWANTON CENTER.

The funeral of A. X Honsinger, who
died very suddenly of "A stroke October %,
while fishing at Maquam bay with his
son, nephew and n neighbor was largely
attended at the house Sunday afternoon
Mt 1880 o'clock. the Rev. +. $ stone of
Swanton officiating. There was no sing
ing Burial was in the family lot in the
South Main street cemetery st. Adams.
Mr.. HonsinEer was IS years old, native
of Swanton and the last of a large family
of children. He is survived by his wife,
one daughter. and one son.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
QsNKl|N C0ONIt
ST. ALBANS,

Garth H.. Bingham has been aDpojnted
to take the place of George Il. scully.
who recently went to burlington. in the
'ustoms office in this city, and has ar
lived to take up his duties Mr. R,npbarn
vas at one time stationed in rho "Ttalv"
ards Of tho Central Vermont rai,r,a, IN
the city. but for three voars b,s hoo,, -
customs insnector in Montreal,
In t.ranL,i, oo,,,,., ,,-.
fore noon Saturday tho inry rotrrrod =
verdict in the casa If cooroo wv CT.
of Alhuro We y 7 Auao,. 90 c,,.a.,.-
for tho defendant 70 roco,,o. ,i,, aa..,
This was \ suit fo,. tbo o,,,ro, hu,,,,, ~,
contract. the nlaiptiff clai,,1ir,, ,ha. ~
defendant had agreod ia GA, a., bi,, 1900
IN the purchase of a contain ,,,or.,,ooo
claiming that no nurchosod tho ,,,ort,,a,,a
but concerted the nrofts to bis ov, ,,so
The case may 90 to IN. s,nro,,,o oo,,r.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6 N Pike aynoo, ~ ,oo,,o
early next month for E,lo,ido u.horo ,,o,,
will snend m. vtrtor Tbo,. s,.,,,,, -
be in New SMYRNA -rha,, u.,i, bo .ooo,,,-
pani.J nv Iyu,io,,, ,r D.,,,t. 49, 49,.
sister Miss Mary Ponkir of Cooro,o
Mrs Augusta Rai,ord ~ ,'out,o,,ou n1
cred ballard of lfn,o,, ,.ha ,,.,, aa,,a
.lt raa ont
At th, o,..,i,.. -, ,,ra,,,.,.,, ....
court Monday afternoon aftor ~
Weekend rec.s. >, ,ros ,,,,,a,,,,s', 49,.
the case Of Perry G. cool, vs uiror,
Iarochelo had heen sa,tIod ana
discontinued. The case involved an actio,,
for alleged tresnass to the rcrson tho
plaintiff being charged with assault on
he defendant
Mrs, Fanny Maria OGrecne) Watson.
widow Of Edward r Watson. died Tues-
'ay morning at go o'clock at her
Tome on Diamond street after al, iIIrass
" several weeks Mrs. Watson was horn
n St Adams May Is. 1870. n daughter
If Orrn and Phoebe Greene She was
married TO Edward r. Watson -, G.
hlbans in 1916 He died Nav & 1aC9 sbo
$ survived by ono dauphto, Mice cnooo
: Watson and two .o,,,, (,,,.- 80 W az
Sclden 8. Watson. all Of this c,,v. olso
hv four sisters. Mrs Frea,ove c,D,,h
Miss Emily Greene Mics SAM G..
and Mrs Letitia Caldvc, and .,,o hro,,
ers. Scldcn c. and w II II croaro al,
NJ this civ Sho vyos q ,,o.,,,,
First r-nivcrsoIist C,burob n.y. .,a,
OF Mrs Watson vrbicb ,,.iII -, -,'..
yin no ba,h y. ha,. Ia.. 49, la'e
,,tor,o,,, -. o.oo a,,,o,,.
,,,,.. ~ NV, H. L.
,a,,,. r,, pr''''' W t'' r'!st ohi'er-
,,.,n "e polai
va y, 81 tie '""'" VAN street ceme' srY
'''"'s an" rraHk Laroe' VINO
WY ''"'' Noh"aS were oound over
appearance at the present term OF
'',"''' county court on the charge of
S'"n"s toous from the store OF Milo
pro'hers' appeared In city court Tues
daN ana asked that States Attorney G.
~ Lad iile an information against them
On the charge OF larceny. This was
lone and they pleaded guilty. Boney
was sentenced by Judge n. y. Post to
serve not less than six months nor more
IMAM one year in the state prison at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
MONTGOMERY.
G Rev. J. T, Baxendaie, pastor or the

The Rev, J, T. Baxendale, pastor or the
Methodist Church at Montgomery, died
morning. He was 10 years of
age and had been In the work of the
Christian ministry over 40 years He
was III for about one month before his
death. He is survived by his wife and
one son, The funeral was held Fri
day at 1890 the Rev, w. b. Dukeshire.
superintendent of St Adams district. of
fciating, The intermcnt was at Hyde
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

Elmer Santor, who was hurt last We'd
nesday when his horse ran away Is able
to be out-There was good attendance
at the ChiCkcn-pic supper at John La
Ngne's October 81 for the benefit
of the Catholic priest, who is soon to
leave for another charge.-Miss Naomi
Way of the n. II S, spent the Weekend
with her parents,--Thc Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet to-day with Mrs Robert
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
JERICHO CENTER.

Master Kenneth Hoskins who develop
cd symptoms OF infantile paralysis, rs
much improvod.-Waltor Ryder has re-
turned to Rochester, \. Y, where he has
employment for the winter.-Mrs G. H.
Nash who was injured when her horse
ran away. throwing her out of the wagon.
is bcirg cared for by Mrs. Harrington, her
sister of Bennington Frank Ransom is
in.-iloroy Jordan left Tuesday for Ha-.
Nard.-Charlos NoalY Is Ncrl. III
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
FLETCHER.

son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Tinker.-Thaddeus Leach o.
Fairfax Is moving his family to his home
here.-Mrs +. f. Crosicr, who has been
in Burlington for medical treatment, has
returned William BooZan has sold
a quantity Of pine timber to A. H. Brit
ton of Cambridge II J.. MaXneld, who
has been i'll, is better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
GRAND ISLE.

Mrs Fred Macomber is seriously i'll
with orysipclas.-The Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the church to-day for
Rev. Mr.. Rose preached his
farewell sermon Sunday morning-Little
Hazel Winch fell Sunday and injured her
arm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29

the ladies are planning a chlcken-pie din
ner to be given in the parlors Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at the Cen
ter.--Mr and Mrs. l.. r. Bates left Mon
day morning for Boston, where they will
visit friends ard relatives and go from
there to Oakland, Me, before returning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
BERKSHIRE.

Adelaide Carter, the -year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs George Carter. died
Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock OF in
fantllo nAralYsis.
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(Continued on page four,
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No more cranking in the mud.
No more fear Of broken wrists.
No more waste of gasoline.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-13
CENTERVILLE

Mrs. Margaret West, who has been
spending the winter with her niece,
Mrs. Oliver Myers, south of town, has
returned to her home for the summer.
Mrs. Flora Hartzell has moved into
the Martindale property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wambo are
the parents of a baby girl.
Miss Edna Bramer entertained the
Star class Of the Christian church on
Thursday evening. There was large
attendance and after a business session
a lunch was served.
Frank Lashley is spending the week
end with d. V. Lashley and family, at
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Kimmel spent
Friday at the home of Frank Conley
near Milton.
Mr. Gregg, of Connersville, was in
town Friday
Mr. and Mrs Frank Walker were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. William Oar
nellie, Thursday.
Rife Paddock, of Anderson, has NOV
ed his family to the Fosher farm,
south of town.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will serve dinner to the
delegates to the Democratic county
convention which will be held here
Thursday, April 14th. The dinner will
be served in the basement of the
church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-13
AN APPEAL
TO REASON

Who passes Judgment for you on
your political. civic and religious be-
lief? Then. why not do your own in
vestigating on this health question?
See for yourself the part Bile plays
in your physical makeup.
Every authority comedies that Bile
is the element that purifies and dis
infects the food and food channel.
Pure food for the blood means .
healthy body. Pure food for the blood
is impossible without 4 free flow OF
Bile.
PODoLax Releases the Bile
"PoDo," from Podophylin. the med
ical name for May Apple Root. In
biblical times it was called Man
drake"
Lax" from Laxative. meaning to
release gently without the purging.
cathartic action of other bile starters
PoDoLax is the name.
After thinking this over. after in
vestigating for yourself. ask for Po-
DoLax-and remember that the man
who offers you something better" or
lust as good" questions your intelli-
gence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-13
MUSICAL EVENTS

The concert to be given Wednesday
evening In the high school auditorium
BY the Richmond Symphony orches-
ira, under the direction of Mr.. Lee B.
Nusbaum. assisted by Mr.. Frederic
Thomas, baritone, of New York, and
Miss Carolyn Hutton, violinist, of this
city. will be an important musical
event of the spring season. Tickets
may be procured for fifty cents.
The choir Of the Second Presbyter-
ian church, under the direction of
Prof. Jesse Woods, is to be congratu-
hted upon the excellent manner in
which the organization presented its
Easter music The morning program
was just as attractive as the evening
numbers. The solos were well taken
and the chorus work was splendid.
Miss Emily Plummer is organist. The
choir is composed of thirty-one voices
and Il endeavoring to buy new Or
gan for the church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-13
YOUTH IN OLD AGE
Possible With Proper Care.


A few generations back a man at
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Medico-Legal society it was stated
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good years ahead of him and, thus at
ninety he is in the fulness of ma
turity.
What If you have sen sixty. or even
seventy birthdays-temperate habits,
fresh air and exercise, with simple
diet and a sufficient amount of sleep
will guard your health.
If perchance. your circulation is
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and no appetite-nothing in the world
will tone up those tired. backsliding
organs-enrich the blood and create
strength SO quickly as our delicious
cod liver and iron tonic, Vinol.
We ask every feeble, discouraged
old person in this vicinity to try Vinol
on our agreement to return their mon
ey if 1t fails to give satisfaction. Leo
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P. S. Eczema Sufferers! We guar
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