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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
WEST BOLTON.

Miss Maud warren, a visitor at her
aunt's, Mrs. Louise York has returned to
Woodstock.-Mrs. G.. Lacallade of Man
chester. n. H., Is visiting her children ut
Il u. York's.-Mr and Mrs. Walter Blk
by and children of East Barre were ove,-
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. a. Tom
llnson.-Mrs. Julia Gregory has returned
from winston, having visited her son,
Hiram, and family.-Fred Strccter and
Howard Fuller were ip burlington Mon
day.-Mrs. Cynthia liapgood of Jones'
VILE visited her mother, Mrs. V. Smith,
returning home Monday.--Mr and Mrs.
Rood and children of Waterbury visited
her sister. Mrs. Harry Gregory from Sat
urday until Tuesday.
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funeral Will be held to-day.-Mr and
Mrs Henry Patterson and children have
returned to Plattsburgh after spending
some time at Jed Patterson's.-R. l..
Tracy is entertaining his mother and a
friend from Monhon.--Mrs Jed patter-
son and daughters, Hazel and Winnfred,
Will move this week to Burlington.
Mrs. c. j. Sanderson has returned aftet
u weeks visit with her daughter in OF.
densburg, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs Bonnie
Fresh OF South Hero spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w Granger.
Mrs. f., j. Pickle of Port Kent. N. Y,
is visiting a week with her cousin, Mrs
G. L. Osgood.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kay
and daughter, Helen, Of Rooklyn N. Y,
are spending week with their sister,
Mrs. A. McNulty, and at Camp Martin.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs Walter Brush and daughter, Ma
rion, OF Burlington, have returned home
after few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. d. b. Beardsley. -Prof. and
Mrs Charles +. Stone Of Brookline
Mass. returned homo Saturday after sew
eral weeks here and in Fletcher.-Supt
and Mrs II. Z. Hunt of Swanton spent
the weekend with Mr.. Hunts mother,
Mrs |. +. iunt-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Allen of Essex Junction were the guests
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Alfred -
Mr.. and Mrs George Hewins and two
daughters of the West are the guests of
Mrs Hewins' parents DIR. and Mrs. S. II
lhelps,-The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Cleon u. orion, who has been Serl-
ously i'll. IS said to be improving,
II. Connors is confined to the home by
llness.-IIarod Connors il at homo from
Canada The w, c. T. L. will meet Fri
day evening with Mrs Hattie HotChkiS
Several of Tho young people were In
Westford Saturday evening to attend 4
birthday party for Raymond Bellows,
who formerly resided here Miss Mildred
Vincent came home Saturday afternoon
from the St. Adams hospital.-C. d. Dom
aldsOn Is confined to the house by illness.
Miss Florence Ballard of St. Adams Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. Il, Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heath of Philadelphia are
guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. ID. Connors.-
Mrs b, NJ. Ballard and Miss Anna Lam
don are camping at st, Adams bay.-Miss
Edith Connors has returned from visiting
friends In Canada.-Carl Grey of Water
bury has returned to attend school at
Bellows Free academy.-C, f. Goodsell
was called TO Isle La Motto Saturday by
the serious illness of his father,-Wesey
n. Brush has gone to the Albany, n Y,
business college and Alison Goodsell has
gone to the Burlington business college
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MILTON BORO.

Miss Mae Hogaboon was the guest of
Mrs. John Shean over Sunday Miss
Frances Bla tchley Is visiting in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Robertson are en-
PERTAINING friends from Johnson-Mi
Marion and Lawrence Stanley and Miss
Marion Ward have returned to b. F. a.
Milton Boro Reds played the Kamp Kill
Kare boys August %, the score being 20
3 In favor of the formcr.-Mr and Mrs.
O. A. Stanley were in Burlington Thurs
day-Road Commissioner Robinson is
putting in permanent road at the Boro.
Schools will open September s-John
and Ward Richards were in Fairfax Sun
day.-Mrs. George Taylor and son have
returned homo from the Sherwood SANTA
rium
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The funeral of Hugh b. Teachout
was held at his late home Monday af-
ternoon at two o'clock with Masonic
burial. Mr.. Teachout died at four
o'clock Friday morning of pneumonia
with which he had been i'll since Sun
day. Mr.. Teachout was born in this
village 80 years ago Monday, son
of S. Decatur and Mary Tcachout. He
Is survived by his wife. who was Miss
Edna Kilgore, and four children. Har-
Ty Tracy Mary and Donald, his father
and three brothers. Edgar. William S,
and his twin brother, Herbert and
two sisters, Mrs Alberta Beach of
this place and Mrs. Fred w, Whit
comb Of Burlington, Mr.. Teachout
was a member of the Ethan Allen
Lodge, f, and A. NJ,
Miss Adell Holley. who recently un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis,
is improving rapidly.
Mrs. c. c. Field has gone to Gales
burg, H., to spend the winter with
her brother. Harley Drury, and her
sister, Mrs, Hannah Stevens Miss
Louise Drury and Miss Hazelle Hoyt,
who have spent several weeks here.
accompanied her.
Mrs. j. A. Donahue was awakened at
q little after one o'clock Monday morn
ing by hearing "A noise In the house She
awakened Mr. Donahue and they heard
the noise again, Mrs. Donahue got IN
\and went out into the dining room, where
she saw man standing In the cellar
doorway. She screamed and Mr. Dona-
hue jumped out OF bed and stepping into
the dining room turned on the lights.
but the man then was nearly down the
cellar stairs, Mr., Donahue asked him
what he was doing there and the man
replied that he was trying to get up.
The man continued through the cellar.
with Mr.. Donahue after him. The man
escaped through the hatchway, by which
he had entered, Mrs. Donahue tele-
phoned officer Demag. who lives near
there. and he with one of his sons ar
rived at the house. but were unable to
find anyone. Members OF the household
had seen a man lettering about the place
at about ten o'clock In the evening They
did not fnd anything about the place
disturbed.
Mrs. Clayton r., Freeman. Mrs VIII
liam T, Grant and Miss Mary Brownell
gave delightful at-home Tuesday
from four to six o'clock at the home
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SW1lNTON.

The stables at the plant of the Swan
ton Lime Works, owned by John p.
Rich, were destroyed by fire about four
O'Clock Tuesday morning involving a
considerable loss, partially covered by
insurance. a horse was lost together
with wagons, harnesses and n lot of
hay and grain. Tho fire was discover
ed at $3.50 by some of tho plant work
men and an alarm rung in to which the
department responded. doing good serv-
ice in saving the store and other near
by buildings. The origin of the fire is
unknown and the stables were locked
at five o'clock In the afternoon.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs, Homer Bertram of
Wlnooski are visiting in the home of
Mrs, Bertram's father w. Stanley, in
Berkshire and uncle, c. A. Stanley, in
Frankin.-Henry Bean is preparing to
build a house on the land he bought
last spring on the West Berkshire road
which was part of the j. DusO estate
Mr., and Mrs Victor Dion and Mrs
Dlon's mother, Mrs. Julia Duso, are
visiting Mrs, Duso's son, Henry Duso
The family have been In Atteboro
Mass, for a few years, but have now
moved to St. Albans,-Mrs. Versa
(ShufelO Wheeler, aged ~ years, widow
Of Everett Wheeler of Berkshire, died
Friday evening at the home OF her
brother. A. b. Shufelt, in Berkshire after
an illness of a few months following a
shock Beside the brother, she is sur
yived by three sisters Mrs. George
Rublee of Richford, Mrs, r, A. Gaines of
this place and Mrs Ruth Sears, who
has cared for her in her last Illness
&c. Il Burleson Of New Brunswick. ~ j.,
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lht Maple Lawn August 26, was wen at
blended and was much enjoyed by those
present, 1t was proposed to hold the heN'
yeunion at South Hero.-The outlook cruz
f@ill hold its first meeting at Mrs Wlliia'h
Stevens September 0. Members are re-
Nuested to have quotations from faVoIlto
Nuthors.-The baby party given by MIS-
e. f. Bixby was well attended there oe-
tng IA babies. The oldest was two years
old and the youngest four weeks re
Ereshments were served and while tne
mothers were being served the grahu-
mothers cared for the babies.
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n two weeks vacation.-Mrs. H. IL.
Corsen of Boston is visiting at the homs
OF her sister, Mrs j. G. Burns.-Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Elliot Of Springfield, Mass.
are visiting relatives In this place
The funeral service of Jasper Curtis
Baker. who died Friday, was held at his
late homo on River street Monday after
noon a two O'Clock. The Rev. T.. NJ. Full
Ter, pastor Of the Baptist Church, oficiat-
ed, assisted by the Rev d. g. Guest Of
the Methodist Church. The burial was In
Hillside cemetery. -Theodore st. German
Of Newport visited relatives in this place
Mp,T,v
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs Willard Grove of Stock
ton. KaUs.. have been visiting Mr.. Groves
sister, Mrs G. II. Johnson b. 5. Jefords
returned Monday from a weeks automo-
bile trip through the White mountains
Mrs. Mary Barnum returned TO her home
III Franklin Monday after a few weeks at
the home of G. II. Johnson.-The funeral
OF Mrs. Versa Wheeler was held Sunday
afternoon at the homo of her brother,
Austin Shufelt
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was I'm town Saturday goi,, ,o t,aa,
Franklin to visit relatives -vwiaro
DUFFY and Miss Min,io rrocv both 80
this Mace. were married at the ,or,ro,,,
tional parsonage in franklin Ivodnos,.,,,
Aug. 26 bv the Rev u w Dav-Ntls.
Eta Canning is in stowe for two uool,s
The Rev. Joseph Brelivet of paris &,
I'm town visiting his old parishioners of
St John the Baptist Church. lie 1v,s tho
priest here about 30 wears ago To soi,od
from France August i'd
AZ the repubIjcan c,tIcus hold in onoro
hail Thursday afternoon f. w. Draner.
A T. croft and w. r. NcTroetara ,v.rc
elected delegates To both fine STATE and
district conventions. with power to choose
their own alternates-Oscar Jo,,cs
johnson of Modford, Mass. and Grace
Parma Smith were married at 2;30 o'clocti
Thursday afternoon Mt the home Of tho
brides pa rents, Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Smith.
Mt South Franklin. The Rev. Linus Perry
of Hudson, Mass, assisted by the Rev
! r. w. Day of Franklin officlated They
were unattended and stood beneath a
floral umbrella. Music was by the Spring-
er trio Of this place Marjorie Kendall
was ring bearer and Annette Wilder the
| flower girl. The home was prettily deco
rated the color scheme being yellow and
green, Mrs L. j. parmelce being in
charge of that department. The bride was
gowned In white and carried a shower
bouquet of bridal roses Her travelling
| dress was Of blue with hat to match. After
n light luncheon the party left by auto
mobile on wedding trip They were tho
recipients of numerous presents In cut
| glass, china linen and cash. They will
| make their home IN Modford, whero Mr.
Johnson has employmcnt
Mrs. Abb!e Reed and daughter Marion,
of St. Aloans aud Miss Florence Poneroy
Of East Fairfield are visiting Mrs W. n.
Kimbal IN Berkshire Mr.. Kimbal has
| been passing a few days with his sister
Mrs. Lewis, at her camp in Isle La
Motte-Mrs. c. NJ Armstrong went to
johnson Saturday for a few DAYS. Her
two children, who have been spending a
few weeks with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs T H. Armstrong. will return
with her-Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Ovitt re-
turned Saturda. evening from their
western trip They came directly from
Aberdeen, South Dakota and Mrs
! L. II. pomeroy were In Franklin over
Sunday.-The funeral of Mrs. Versa
Wheeler was held at the home Of her
brother, A. y. Shufelt, Sunday at 1:90
O'Clock, the Rev. r l.. Vradenhurp Of
Relating Burial was in the Berkshiro
Center cemetery beside her husband.
Music was furnished by n male quartet
consisting of w. g. Fassett I A
Browley, w. II. Yaw and c. H. Abou
with G. f Rawson accompanist-H. A
Buck Of Boston was a guest over Sum
day In the home Of H. w. Towlo Tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
CHARLOTTE.

Miss Bertha Reese of Middlebury, Mrs
Walter Hunt and children of New Haven
ind the Misses Taber of Plattsburgh, n.
~, have been guests at +. b. Smiths
Mrs. Alfred Payne Of Cornwall has been
Visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
win Foote-Mrs. William Crosby of Yer
xennes has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Cyrus Horsford Mira +. b. Beers
Is recovering from her recent fall.-Dorls
Mcneil, who has been Ill. is better
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
T. S. Wooster Wednesday afternoon
This is the meeting for the election
of officers The Misses Byington have
bought the property known as the "Bou-
ton place" from Thomas Reeves.--G. H.
Root Of Boston is visiting relatives in
town.-Miss Barker of St. Adams and
Herbert Merrill of Somervlle, Mass. are
guests at w. n. Root s.-Miss Sophia
Williams has accepted a position in the
telephone exchange.-Merald Cook of Rut-
land spent Sunday in town visiting his
parents-G. H. Cook has begun work on
his new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Lyon Of st. Paul
MINI. are visiting relatives and friends
In town-Mr. and Mrs. John Bora and
two sons Of Attleboro, Mass, are visiting
, in town.--Cieorge II. Cook has purchased
, IL acres of land from r E. Mollison and is
Jsrecting a residence on South Main street
Arthur Bora has gone to Brockton.
iN1ass., where he has a position in Il
clothing store.-Miss Frances Bora has
returned from West Lebanon. n. H.,
where she has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Halloway.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Carpenter of Mortified We're
weekend visitors of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. G.. Carpenter.-Mr and Mrs.
FLOYD Foote. Miss Ruth Livermore and
Ralph Livermore are in camp at Thomp-
sons Point for a week.
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of their father, S. A. Brownell About 10
ladies were present.
The town of Wililston at their special
meeting turned down the proposition of
Joining with Essex in building steel
bridge across the Winoosk river to re-
place the old wooden one near the dam
The Snare e. Trlest company which is
building the dam offered to build it at
for a sum slightly above cost
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

The annual convention Of tie Crane
Isle County Sunday School association
is to be held at the Union Congrega tionaI
Church, Alburg Friday, September 4.
The morning session will begin at Hoo
a. m. and addresses will be given by Miss
Grace NJ Brooks. the Rev Charles A.
Boyd. the Rev. Adams Rose and the Re-
w G. Jackson. Dinner ard supper Will
be served by the ladies' Aid societies IF
Alburg churches
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HILL WEST.

The Rev. and Mrs. RolHn Stebhins and
two children of Waterville are attending
camp meeting here this weck-Dazel
ShanFraw of Rchford has been passing
a few days at the home of her brother.
Clyde Shangraw.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Baker Of Wolcott have been visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". D shan
eraW and other relatives
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hope and Miss
Amelia Rublee, who have been passing
a week at Lake Carmi. Franklin, have
returned.-The Rev. and Mrs C. ]. Pet
erson and daughter Marion have returned
from Lake Carmi-Miss b. NJ Duganc
who passed the month of August with
Mrs F. NJ. Stone. has returned to New
York.-The Rev Wilbert Anderson is at
the home of Mrs. l. S. Anderson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
WESTFORD.

Serene Macomber and granddaughter
are visiting at II, G.. Macomber' s.-The
ladies Social Circle met Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. H. n. Macom-
ber--Mr and Mrs. J. Il. Hoag of Grand
isle and children are visiting in town
Schools will begin September with
teachers as follows: Cloverdale, Miss
Loula Pratt of Jericho; South, Miss
Jennie Grow; King, Miss Farnsworth of
Milton; Brookside, Miss Agnes Ruggles;
village primary, RS Loula Macomber;
Village grammar Miss Alice Parmelee
of Brandon,-The Rev. John T. Stone of
Chicago was In town Saturday.
At the republican caucus last week
Chester Hall and John Allen were elect
I'D delegates TO the State convention and
John Rice and DR., Frank Petty to the
district convention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Hattie Campbell of Richford has
been a guest Of her cousin, Mrs. 7. r.
Caplon, for a few days.-Mrs. r. NJ.
SQuires is visiting in Abercorn, Que-Mrs
Robert Darling of Marshneld was a week
end visitor at Miss ". j. Darling's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
GRAND ISLE.

There were rwo delegates elected 70
the State ana district conventions az the
republican caucus Thursday. 5. S. Girls
void and William Hazen Were the State
delegates and William Martin and L. W
Gordon the district delegates.
The death of Mrs. Rosina MacGregor
occurred at her home in Alhurg August
81 she had been confined TO her bed
for a good many months and bore her
suffering with great fort!tude. She leaves
two sons, Dawson, who resided with
her and William, the latter residing in
Bangor, y, Y The funeral services were
held at her home In Alburg on Saturday
August 90 The affection and esteem in
which Mrs MaCGregor was held were
indicated by the beautiful floral tributes
and the large attendance at the funeral.
The burial was in the family lot at AL
burg Center The services were in charge
of Mrs, 5. S. Griswold.
Mrs. w w. Kimban and children re-
turned TO their home in Westford Thurs
day after visiting friends here.-The Miss
os Frances and Hazel Winch and Rae
Tobias visited friends in Burlington the
last of the week.-Mrs. and Mrs. Roscoe
Harris spent the Weekend In Drushton.
\, Y-Mr. and Mrs. V, c, Wilcox return
ed to Worcester, Mass, Saturday after
spending their vacation with y. NJ. Will
coX-Little Richard Branch has infantila
paralysis Mr. and Mrs, Wesson Macom-
her and daughter spent the weekend In
town.-Benton Allen is visiting friends in
town.-The Grand Isle County Pomona
Orange will hold its regular meeting here
Friday,--The Catholic Ladies' Aid society
will hold social at the home of Mr. anS
Mrs, Thomas Chamberlain this evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
HUNTINGTON.

At the republican caucus Thursday the
following delegates to the State con-
vention We're elected: F., ID. Falby and
A. ]. Swinyer. instructed for Max L.
Powell; district convention, c, s.
L ..l..I .t,t.a i'd
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WEST MILTON.

James Laport of this place died sud
denly Tuesday afternoon, death being
caused by heart failure, lie lay down
after dinner and when Mrs Laport went
to call him she found him dead. The
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr. and Mrs. f. r, Fletcher and son
Lee. have gone to New Bedford, Mass
The latter expects to stay and attend higl
school,-Mrs John Fresh Is visiting IL
Essex Miss Fannie Phelps has returned
to her home In Minneapolis Is hopct
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Continued on page tweive.)
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-08-18
KNOWLTON HOSPITAL
BOUGHT BY BAPTISTS
sale of Property Announced by Com
mittee WedneSday-Price Not
Announced

Announced.
We take the following from Thurs-
days issue OF The State:
The South Carolina Baptists have
bought the Knowlton hospital in this
city and will take charge at an carly
date. according to announcement
made here yesterday by a member of
the Baptist hospital committee. The
purchase price was not announced
1t has been known for some time
that negotiations were pending be
tween the Baptists trustees and Mrs.
Augustus B. Knowlton. widow OF the
late Augustus Il. Knowlton, NJ d..
founder OF the hospital \ definite
announcement was not made until
Yesterday, however. Tn" transfer OF
the Knowlton property will he the
beginning OF hospital work of the
Baptists
Several weeks ago it was an
nounced that the Baptist trustees nal
bought the Colonia hotel properly
The Colouia Will be continued as a
hotel. it was learned yesterday. a., it
is the intention of the trustee; not
to develop a hospital there at This
time The Colouia has operated as
"a family hotel for about two volrs
and it is said that there viii I've no
change for the present
The Kuovlton hospital ou Marion
street. between IIlwrrpn ..,ug rT.y1,r.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-08-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
Rally e." b" Held at Ehcnclcr. sat
urdHN. August 30

". wish 'o call Erl"uriou 10 the
public that there EilI be- ID SUNDAY
school church and educational rally
at Ehcholor churSh. together with "A
zig picnic on Saturday. August -
tn" Spcakers of the Gay are II. r.
Wylie, Rev J. VI ThaYcr Rev ~ r.
MurchIson. J + Faiul editor Of The
Rock Hin HeFald, and J. NJ. Fergu-
son Of Rock IklL-
The Ladies AID Sdriety will also
hold a special SESSION. with the fol
lowing progrcm
Devotional eXerCisek led by Mrs.
W r Gregory.
Address OF welcome. Mrs. G. l..
Helms
Response, Miss Lilhe Usher.
How the Ladies' Aid Society Has
Helped U.s." Mrs. NJ. +. Wallace.
The Needs OF Country Aid So
cio'ies. Mrs c. l. McGuirt.
"Our duty 10 Our Sisters i'm the
Country Mrs. r. f Carson
tn" Advantage Of Training Our
Little ones in the Sunbcams' Mrs.
] ~ Thaycr
what Shall We 10 with our
Young Wom"u' open discussion led
b.. Mrs a. s. Williams
Closing prayer Mrs r y. vii
HHm
W ..rlWs invite the public to-
..r... 'H... exercises. Come and
.. ..'-r. baskets WITH uasr
r. ...
~.'.ru .y yours.
. BROCK H.-..r
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-08-18
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court house lor Lancaster rouni,
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-08-18
Notice Of Sale.

We, the undersigned, will sell at
puplC auction on Tuesday, August
20 the personal property of the
estate OF James a. Bowers, such as
household and kitchen furniture
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-08-18
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