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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
BOLT KILLS WHITE
AND TWO NEGROES
sorN WARE OF sELzosa DIES
DURING STORM WHEN IienT-
MING HITS COTTON HOUSE
WORK ON SCHOOL BEGINS
Laurers New $4,000 seheel eaiiains
Win BE Ready for Occupancy Sep
tsrnner fs-Ne~s From Over
the State.

Beizout-Iohn Ware. % years old.
son oe Mrs. R. A. Ware Of Belxoni. and
two negroes. George Anderson and
Willie Mitchell. were struck by light
ming and Instantly killed May IS dur
ing hard Wind and rzinstorn On the
farm Of ". c. Gfiiespy. on Say Lake.
about six miles north of here. The
men had run into a cotton house when
the storm came up- Stephenson Arch
er. Junior. who was with Mr.. Ware.
was stricken down also. but soon re-
vfved- The storm vas terrific IN Bel
ront and north Of here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

Gov. Earl Brewer. with other mem
bsrs Of the board Of trustees OF the
colleges and universities Of Missis-
sfsuL went 20 Columbus May q to at
tend the annual meeting there OF the
trustees and inspect the Industrial In
stirute and College
From Columbus the trustees wsne
10 ssarkviIie to inspect the Agrteul-
turaI and Mechanical College and
thence 10 the University Of Missts
sippL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
HOLDS KEY TO BIG WAR
Experts Say Entrzree a. riollznc On
SIDE sf Aiiies Wosi1 Tzru ths
Tlde % Success

WasAingtnu--Ia the opfnion Of the
aighest practical experts of the var
department. Al early aad decsssve end
% the Earupezz eonfllet can be
srozxn< aso1< only n oze w1y. Thiz
= sy the entrance INTO the struggle
az HoEzza1. waicA csaz<ry shey rexzrd
as the key 1f the whaie stEuzsioz-
According % r~parrs r~e<ive1 here
enzfizzally thruaxA sxsx1a2 rAxnasls,
ne s1zrzzes AZ Esaza&z1 % EAs SIDE
a the xlzl<z - sS< IN xzzk<zy cszr
tsng~n<S. Exnkznaa - 4~~erzn~a ~
x1asa rxuug<s - anznx - -10ry
nnnA~ t1wxr1 ese<mmnw ~n s<<emml
q EA~ i~>s @< s~~~<As ~n& s<A~r pruD
<r<T sAi<a <s@ A&s sxp~<z<1u~x 4
- zn1~rsxsp& every sxnrT - a~i1z
made ~ Ezxl1<A <1plnnzcz - sr-zz
her over % xA~ zEe~ sf Ek~ ARES
Tie Amsrfxzn mkllxnrr r1ew % tnas
Il HozZxnaz sm1exs TIE .xr. 1sr krZT
cf 80. .aQs m<n ~il se<z1T fae zxrenr
sson q tAe Germsn sur~@a "a Aer Dor
derx N tAe zssznze. L1rt xlfe1-
ener vii AzzE ca HsiI4nds snerss she
array q ae4xzy 1.aes.asa zen watrA ae
has IN Ezxizz&
Tnx array vou1i3 izvats Germany
vita al pa<sdsl@ su@e@. - eut o1 tns
ether Mrss af crz=zztcar1cz VIA tAs
xrezx Gerzzn Krzy z1w u r1e
rr~neA@s In 5elxixzz Kn& Fr11<s- T1s
exscs wu1ld ss 20 6@prtvs ne Ceruz2s
army At c1es e t0od szvpiie<
TIE natn GexmAn army wcwi4 snsz
be eznxhs between two great armies.
ard. n tAe language IL rhe military
experts of the var 4eparrzeat- =
xval1 be -szs@~ze1-
The var department experts ee
scribe the Dres@nf 1gAt1zx n Francs
and BelxfHz not a series of battles
~, q grulonse4 sSexe- he trunf ex
sends fru<n the sea 60 the vcsges
r,ounsains. distance of About 80
miles. and n4aklnx operations are sai
Of the question
In their opinson. the best the allies
could hope TO DO. ualess Holland en-
tered the xar and gave them saf'
through which 10 strike. wCala be q
force the German Iine slowly back
ward By sheer weight Of nunoerx-
For these reasons the belief sx
pressed is. that the Invasion Of Ger
many through Holland Is a trick Lor'
Kitchener has ~ his sleeves an
wfu play when the right tine comes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
z,a Aviation Corr. for U. s

Saw York.-Forrnafion Of 4 national
-asarxa eorps OF volunteer avaifors for
var service is the purpose Of the Aero
,-sSIs,zrx Service Federation cf Amer
- crranizarfon Of which has been an
-onnced herd August Belmont has
80 elected president-general and
,lsc-,fruer Delano of this city deputy
--ssss4nt-zeneraL II IS Intended 70
s<,.hIiSh $500 landing stations
,brSurhout the country The nrem0er.
grin i 10 be composed Of officers o.
80 1-uited states army and navy. asi'
s.ors anasother civilians
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

This story comes from one Of the
British training camps Captain -.
who only a few dayz before had been
transferred TO the command OF II CON
pany from another battalion. and coz
seauently had not -iue TO become ae-
auainted with It's Idiosyncrzeies. was
inspecting his men for church pa
rade on the first Sunday Of his new
corimznd Noticing AZ once that the
company was FAR from being W TO
strength he asked the cclcr sergeant
vhv there was sEe5 : snsp muster
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

New York.-Dr Bernard Dernberg.
Germany's semi-officiaI mourhpieee in
this country has dropped from sight
Whether he has left the city. or where
he is. IS unknown al the hateL where
he has been stopping since coming 70
this country Repeated attempts to
get . response 10 rings Of the bell II
his apartment have proved futile sEncs
Saturday evening. TIE clerks - n
desk profess Ignorance Y VI. Dsra
sergs waegeahGstz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
ADMITS euLflIGHT ATTACK
Berlin Reports That ssemsrire Com
nznder Thossnt U. s. Steamship
Was czrryin1 contrzhznd-

BerEfn--The torpedoinz Of the T. s
8 GulniEht IS now established As due
toa German sHbnarine. the report Of
the commander Of the submarine In
question having been received BY the
admiralty. The commander stated
that when he first saw the Gulfiight
she was being conveyed by two patro-
heats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

p..smoud. vs.-President Wilson
.o,st,sd Lieut.. Gov. Eilyson by let
, ,sr n regret. that he would not oe abe
- ~ sttend the T. C v reunion here oe'
. -.s - the pressure Of public bust
ness .t.,,aa hclf
a. sesixHateu as Confederate hemo
80 %, n.T All the larger merchants
slAl s..ovnced their agreement tt
- -. - i've day Of the parade Firs'
.s-.,ss - N 10000 visitors have oeer
-, nd 70, from 5000 70 7e.0oo-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

-weH. SIR explained the sergeant
we've sixteen Roman Catnoaies
twelve wesleyans. SIX Primitive
Meshodssss. tUo Jews and four sselin'
pcszterss- That sergeant should De
able to face the hottest IRE without
ainehfng. One CT two nen in the ranks
giexFed. bat the sergeant vas as solit
az a rCck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

GreenviIIe. - During an electric.
thunder and rainst0rm here May -
lightning strusk the sptre Of ST 10
seph's Church and SET fire TO the build
ing After heroic efforts the building
was saved with damage Of $500 ST.
Icseph's Is one Of the hAndsomest
churches IN the state. ST. Matthew's
Colored Methodist Church. a brick
structure. was also considerably dam
aged BY lightning
The rainfall was more than two
Inches IN few hours.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

McCoub.-The bungalow home OF
Mr.. ard Mrs Chas- Gilmore on Fifth
avenue was destroyed on May q The
sar.iIy was away from home spending
the night Passershy saw the otaze
and turned IN tie ALARM but Il had
gained so much headway before the
fire company reached there that IL was
fuoossihle TO save t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
woMAs's RULE IN WORLD
Assertion Made Trss Every Man 10
a. Great a. sone Woman Hzs
Made r4irn-

Il takes a woman TO make man
famozs-or infamous.
Cato Major said: We who rule men
are ruled b. women
Woman Is the scriptures and arhf-
ter Of the race In her hands lie the
destinEes Of men and Of peoples
Mankind Is as clay In womzn's
hands. and a. melting wax In the sun
shine Of her smiles
Let her mold her figures On lines Of
eternal truth and heaHty-not on lines
Of self
The clay can speak no more than its
TncsieIer sees Woman must herself
glimpse the great self before she can
share a man Of great seifhood
Women who have not found them
selves turn men through a common
mold and then get desperately tired
| Of their own maehinemade products,
Great men are modelled By greai
women only. n women are great
| man cannot be small
1 Sins OF omission are rs great al
those OF commission For centuries
millions Of women ceased to mold
but sat eom pIaeently By and watches
men shape their grutesqae figures
usually applauding-
Mans world and the figures he hzs
shaped are crumhling into dust. The,
we're not nodded eu lines Of perma
neat truth and hearry- Thsy lacke'
creative centersA
A finished love pat from a vomAl
las overturned many a mans creation
knocked il clean on It's pedestal
II women would model men Of grea
self they must be woren-of the zrea
self. That self must exist IN them
living pattern from whteh to work
The strange thing about zsccelin
men is that women need Hok manips
late or fashion her clay 1t z1-sfmpl
be herself. and even the erucest- mos
irregular figures OF themselves vi
take On lines Of beauty and truth
] New York Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

London -LIoyd's announces that the
British steamer Princess Irene was
suddenly blown Up in Sheerness Har-
bcr. The Princess Irens was IN the
government service Sheerness Is
naval arsenal OF Great Britain on IN
Thames
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

Natchez.-The only negro normal
school In the state Of Mississippi VIII
be held in Natchez. beginning June IL
and lasting for four weeks The nor
nal viii be in charge OF J. IT. Ovfngs.
superfntendent Of the city qschools of
Natehez. About 500 from over the
state are expected
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

According to the registration rec
ords IN the Office Of state Auditor
Duncan L. Thompson. 80 autouooiles
have already been sold IN Mississippi
this year.
Registration Of ears IN 1914 shows
nat asa automobiles were IN the
state On the first day Of January
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

Crytszi Sprtngs--Tne annual meet-
ing Of the Home Demonstration Agents
Of Mississippi convened on the Chan
tauqua Grounds here May "a. with a
large attendance present to hear the
address OF welcome delivered by A.
r.osterhos. president Of the MississippI
ChaufauGua Assembly The meeting
VIII be held every day during the week
with some OF the best speakers Of ths
Unfted States department Of agrteHl
ture. the A. and NJ College and Corr
missioner Of Agriculture Blakssiee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

washingtOn.-Announeemen ~ IN. me
Ls'llo- .-.-~r,,sut was anxious to make
81 A. 1t cotton cargoes pur-
p.s pa - ,-orp American shippers. spur
- 100 ,be british embassy here g a-s.sa
- D,1,sr,ion sr.d Of evidence by Amsl.san
eollssA,:s- 's .:.s-izors as to the rightfai o~l-
u-A = ne consignments eonseFnsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

Cre~nvflIes-Jzmes Roseife. cfti
xen Of Green vile. died rs the result
Of an smpafzffou Of the arm More
than txc ufnths ss0 as Mr. Roseile
vas leaving his s. ira for home In the
evening. he was ssid I'D b. a runher
and shot in the arm The arm was
later smputafed. but the infection from
the fnnamed arm reached the body
with fatal results
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

Tokyo.-The budget committee Of
the house has approved the project to
increase the standing army by addition
Of two divisions. or about zi-000 men
The previous diet was dissolved by the
emperor last December for declining
TO uphold the program Of the ministry
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

Members Of the famous RatIifrs bat
tery will have a reunion and annual
meeting here on Monday. Jure J. The
raU for the event was issued BY Mrs
Mary Andrews Groom secretary X
has long been the custom OF the sur
vfvcrs Of this command to meet every
year. recall Incidents Of the civil var
ara suIogize deceased comrades
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

The thirteenth annual convention Of
the Mississippi Pharmaeeutieal asso-
eiatfon which viii be held In Iackson
On June S and 3 Indications are that
II viii prove TO be the largest and most
successful from every viewpoint IN the
history Of the organization
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

Miss Louis Cruwen OF the
Yasah husha A. Il s. faeut-y has been
apuolnted county agent In charge Of
<irss' canning clubs Miss croweh 3
now actively at work IN this county
ana reports the girls enthusiastic over
shfs work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

west.-This town recently shipped a
CIR lead Of butter 70 Chicago Il !.
said this was the largest amount ever
shipped at one time from Mississippi
me car was well labeled Grown Ia
Mississippi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
American cltIzsn Exeeuted.

Mineral Wells. Tex--W0rd has been
received here by W. NJ Byrd. formerly
OF TampEcn. Mexico. Of the execution
Of his son. W. ~ Byrd. Jr-. aged 50.
near Tarapieo BY Mexican soldiers The
information was contained in . de-
taved lertar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

Meridian.-A tragedy occurred n
Russell. Il miles east Of here. recently.
when two little negro boys. eight ant
ten years. sons OF BIZ Prirzis, were
run over and killed by a Southern pas
seuxer train
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

LaureL-work On Laurel's new
school building to take the place OF
the old Central school began May a.
The structure must be ready for oe-
supancy by Sept Is. The new build
ing viii cost $4,000
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

MEsslssippf National Guard and VII D.
ooeu TO every cfrfzsn IN ths STATE al
\ NfzsfssIppf for usmbersAtp1
The new organisation r. z1odeied "a
| the order OF the Army League OF fhs
United States WITH a view 70 the prv-
r7stfon Of n statewide interest N ths
welfare and strengthening Of the state
national guard As the Army League
seeks to stimulate n keeuer interest tn
the public defense. through the tHfi1-
sncs Of IT'S members scattered through
cut the country. the National Guard
Association viii seek 20 stir up spirit
Of appreciation Of the state militia gem
eraI1y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
Held en- Serious Charge

Carl Otto Seigel. the young German
arrested a few days since on the
charge Of robbing the cash drawer IN
the store OF Mai Carl J. Won Seutter.
several rifles north OF the city. after
wards skipping out with a young girl.
has been turned over to the federal
authorities on the charge of whits
slavery
Afidsvit against the young German
was sworn out by Acting United States
District Attorney J. W George. Pa
pe<s were at the county Jail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
x,..b.r so,. Co re Euruoe.

Natehez-Charfes p Woods. j. b
Barton and David Barton have gone 10
New Orleans. where they will embark
on an English ship carrying war
horses and mules To France
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

New York--SsveraI Of the German
sailors from the German steamships.
which have been docked since the var
began. have become mentally unbal
.r~ed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

At meeting Of the Jackson Typo
graphical Union held recently. l. v
Brfce was chosen IS delegate to the
International typographical Union
meeting. to be held az Les Angeles
IN August.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

UnEversffy of Nizzszsippt-NIne q
the 1915 lzw graduates Of the Uaiver-
ss<y ct Ntsst~nfppf were sdmi<tsx % The
state bar here MAY - h@fnr~ Cn.n-
eeKlsr T. g Hrcuwsz q tAs Da<d
rhnn<nry enuE4 1lnszzrx - mlun6nnnuuk
xnn.~ 60 - uIl1n11m - 60 Z
-. = = -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

The Jaekson Light and TrsSrtcn
company has discontinued conductors
on some OF the street ear hnes- and
IN now operating q cne-man car. 80
Ear bur three ears have been thus
rrtmmsd but the probability is that all
9th RS wM Ne minus conductor m
shs near future
srhfs rnrraiEment Of forces and ez-
nan~ns Is due to the advent cf the Ut
nex since their appearance On tie
streets cf Iaekscn. il i said, the street
car sysssn hsz lest a. kvessxs sf
is.aas . zsais.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

At meeting held IN Jackson recent
" a temporary organization 70 be
Known a. tho Alssizs1ppi Natianal
Guard Azso<izxzrn v.z farmsd- rha
cfx<urs ehnnm w.rs AAl-onn- Ex>a C.
/ s<Hznk- urur1knnk= 1Eat G4e1Us = -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
AIR FLEET MAKES A RAID
Eighteen French Planes soroarc
German Powder Factory an
en- the Rhine

ParfS.-A French aerial squadron.
composed OF Is aeropIanes. each carry
ing fia pounds Of proiectElss. on slay
y. boruharded chemical factory al
Luawixshafsn. on the Rhiss- opposite
Mannheim
Fire broke cut IN several Of the fac
tory buildings as result Of this noin-
bardment-
This factory is one Of the most i'm
uortsnt manufacturers OF explosives IN
an Germany. The French avtators
were in the air for six hours and COW
cred more than 400 kilouleters t-4o
miIssl-
This expedition against an important
German military establishment wa
the French reply 20 the attempts OF
German 1viators on the city Of Paris
This information was contained u
the French official statement giseE
out BY the war office
The statement reads
One OF our aerial sauadrons- com
posed Of Is aeroplanes- each one car
rytng 50 kiIos Of pruieetiles. lombard
ed al Ludwigshafen. on the Rhine th'
factory Of the Baden Aniline Cheniea
Products establishment. one OF -sh'
most important manufacturers OF eS
plosfves in Germany The results Re
ported are proof Of the efficacy OF IN
tombardment- Several OF the factor
} buildings were struck By the proieS
tiles OF our men and number OF nre
! broke out The 4vfaforS we're in N
air for almost SIX hours. and they COZ
cred more than 400 kflometers-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

.-ss,S-rt cf Portugal RsslanA
kasssn.--Ths president ,..,.ras 2. rs.-s''
,ss-asI de Arrisga, has resis1ss'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-09
ROCHESTER

DIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. Huntington ac-
eompanied Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Nichols
TO Burlington Sunday. Mrs. Nichols,
who is in poor health viii remain at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for time.
At the next grange meeting, there
will be poverty social. A prize will
be given the one who best represents
poverty, and poverty lunch will be
served.
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard and two
daughters of Plainfield, n. j., are guests
of Mrs. Belle Hubbard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hubbard.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. futile are guests
of DIR. and Mrs. Harry Chaffee for
few weeks
Miss Emma Moses OF Randolph visit.
ed friends in town last week.
DIR. Steele OF Montpelier was in town
recently.
Miss Mabel Curtis of Newark, y. j.,
is a guest of Paul Tinkhsm's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Upper of Barre
have been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. III. Cushman.
Miss Ellen Newton of Springfield,
Mass. is visiting old friends in town.
The town clerks Office has been moved
TO the lower part OF c. I. osha's house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-09
MONTPELIER

Word has been received here from
Los Angeles, Calf, that Eugene Buck
'of this city, who went West seyera
weeks ago, apparently for a visit, has
purchased the motion picture theatre
formerly owned by the late Edward
Sweeney, former Montpelier resident
Mr.. Buck in his correspondence with a
local friend says that he is doing well
and that he is delighted with California
William Carey commenced weeks
vacation from his duties as operator in
the local office of the Western Union
Telegraph company to-day. Miss Crow
OF st. Adams will be employed in the
local Office during the. vacation period.
The remains of Milo +. Burnham, a
former Montpelier resident who died in
Florida, arrived yesterday and burial
was in Green Mount cemetery, Rev.
Stanley +. Bloomfield officiating at the
grave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Cate and son,
Robert, of Liberty street went Saturday
afternoon to North Montpelier, where
they will visit with Mr.. Gates brother.
The former is taking weeks vacation
from his duties as clerk in the post
office.
Mrs. Edward Hutchins of Main street
has gone to Mortified, called by the i'll
ness of her sister, Mrs. Abbie Rumnell.
Jack Heinemann of Boston is visiting
friends in the city for few days. He
leaves the latter part of the month with
his mother for st. Louis, where MIR.
Heinemann has responsible position
with an insurance concern.
Timely work with the stick made pos
sible to victory for the Clerks over
the luckless and winless Tenney team
in the City league Saturday afternoon
at Intercity park. Eleven safeties min
gled with three misplays by the Ten
neys served to allow six men to cross
the plate, while six hits were all that
the Tenney swatters were able to touch
Milo for, two being two-base hits. which
drove in two runs. Bousquet and Parry
made the extra-base elouts.
The score by innings; h e
Clerks .......l 0 0 0 0 0-6 IL 5
Tenney ......2 0 0 0 0 l 0 0--5 q )
Batteries, j. Milo and W. Milo; Egan
and Wallstrom. Umpire, Gear
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-09
GRANITEVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Mcdonald re
turned Friday from Canada. They made
the trip by automobile.
Miss Alice Mcdonald went 10 Berlin
y. r.. Saturday 20 spend the week lend
Before returning home she will make a
two weeks visit in Portland, Me.
Mrs. ID. Pratt and daughter. Miss les.
sic, are the guests Of Mrs. NJ W. Church
IN.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Mcdonald Of Web.
sterville visited friends in Woodbury. on
sunday. They made the trip BY auto.
mobile and were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Olsen Of Washington street,
Barre.
Mrs. John Boswell Of upper Granite
vile was taken to the new City hospital
in Barre saturday. She viii undergo an
operation.
". Roswell Miles went 10 Waterbury,
Conn. to-day 10 visit friends.
Mrs. William Earle returned Sstur.
day from Schenectady, \. y.
John +. Miles Of Lynn. Mass. arrived
saturday night He win visit st the
home Of bis paren Mr.. and Mrs. W. III.
Niles.
Mrs. John Meieod Of Averin street.
Barre. vas weck end visitor a the
home Of Mrs ~ = Mcleod.
WI Paine spent sunday 81 bis home
N Fairlee.
-. goi.n the BAPTIST Episcopal Church
The Sunday school picnic viIl b. bold
on Tuesday. Aug i0. 81 Wf.hamstoan
gull. The Msistsrti'le ciiidrru are
asked 70 asseuhie 81 the eiurrh 81 :
o'tlock. Tlse eFaniteyfIls rhaiarsn win
sszeutis 81 fie Miles store 81 : ~ .. m
Teams siH stsrt from East Barre and
lgwer Wsaatarr1Iis All grown people
Wa have teams 81 fhsir own. ~ auf8s.
uiu please take fhem.
Afeetira ~ transh No De-. q. W. Il III
III = A. wIl - bold y ne rrlunssiun
huH. upfer Grnritssflle. medneslsy
evening. Aua. 3D. 81 Tsa o'elnk Hus-
inass 81 fmr.rrtsnee At nrnnters -
rirssarf- y. ,. Ffnnirsn. zscrsfarr.
Tas rarnlsf fasinasa mlest5ue If ths
sH5ass az arrirfF VII - hsla - tfsf
home al Ma aiaiooiH Siorrfs1n. uFF-r
Gran7trr5fls. beat "Wednesday sfternnar-
Ar she memisFs art rugusstsd 20 at
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