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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

The most delicious ice cream is served
here. DR.. Lear makes an effort to give
his patrons the best possible value for
their none. hence all ice cream serve'
at his store comes direct from the har,
ris Ice Cream Co., the home of the Just
II famous "Jersey Cream ice cream.
The line of cigars. cigarettes, etc, car
ried are in great variety and comprl>'
\ selection of the most famous brands.
A hobby of DR.. Lear is his delivery
service, and it is the talk Of the town.
Delivery boys are at all times waiting
TO dash out at moment 9 notice. no
matter what the distance may be, ,vour
package will be at your door almost az
soon as YOU release Your hold Of the
telephone.
Taken as whole. the store of sprg-
ice stands out most prominently among
the foremost mercantile establishments
Of the Magic City, and call at Lear .
drug store will convince the most skep
ticai that a more live wire concern
would be hard to find.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

Situated in the most picturesque spot
in Bogalusa, right on the edge Of
big pine wood. stands the Pine Tree
Inn, noted far and near for the general
Southern hospitality which is here dis
pensed.
Built entirely out Of yellow pine,
which was cut and dressed right here
at the big mill. it stands as a lasting
monument to the pioneers who in the
early days saw the great possibilities
offered here.
The hotel is a three.story building,
with about fifty rooms, many Of them
with private bath. and furnished in a
style that would appeal to the most ex-
acting. The lobby is of the most pre-
tentious kind large, cas- chairs being
most conveniently placed, and the large
and airy dining room is second to none
in appointments.
The structure is entire 8 surrounded
by a hedge fence. which. offset BY the
lar.e and ma jestir pines, swaying GEN
tly in the breeze. give it an air of
stateinpsS that must be seen to be ap.
preciated.
The new manager, Mr.. Leopold Saux,
who has but recently taken charge, is a
man we'll known to the travelling public
throughout the country.
For twelve years he was steward at
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Leaves This Week.

- Lacy Dicherson. for the past
a and a half Manager Of the
Rausa Branch Of the New Or.
aS Underwriters will leave this
week for New Orleans to assume
duties as manager of the local
sN{meAt Of the main office. Mr..
y %'e1son has made many loyal
a'pa during his stay in Bosa.
~ Who wish him success and hap,
A@ IN this new field and hope
we him in Bosalusa often.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

of useful persons have been incapaci
tated. spirit al resentment for cor
poration employment has been engen.
iered strife and bIoodshed has de.
vclopei. and the progress of our nat.
ural resources 1ampencd.
t.manatn. from the evcrdomiuant
princip'e Of greatest utility to be de-
rived from conservation at energy and
material and the preservation of health
anu happiness. the great business inter
ests operating through the Great South.
crn Lumber Company and the New Or,
leans Great Northern Railroad. two at.
lied corporations operating in Louis
lana. considered in their plans for econ,
omy the value Of human !ifa. From IA,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

For many wears the great manufas-
turin. interests of our country have
been perplexed in their efforts to oper'
ate prodtabIy and at the same time
conserve the combined interest of their
Stockholders aal EMPLOYEES. During
that time manufacturing enterprises
throughout the countrv have destroyed
thousands of human lives By not sup.
PLYING medical and surgical attention
to their men. Formerly the sick and
manned were replaced with new human
material while the disabled were turned
loose, to be cared for by the State in
which they lived, or migrated, As re-
suit Of these practices man thousands
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welfare of the community, none Is u
more vital Importance than the drug
gist. especially if his establishment Is
run on high plane, as is Lear $ Drug
store. commonly known as "Ihe store
Of Service.
Thi, store. conveniently located in
Austin street. is considered as w to
date as hard work and earnest el1ort
can possibly make it.
A complete line of pure and fresh
drugs are always on hand; the prescr'p'
ton department is in charge Of Dr.
Lear himself. who personally compounds
all prescriptions. thereby assuring the
public of getting exactly what the doe
tor calls for: for what good is the doc
tors prescription if his instructions are
not followed to the letter.
The sanitary soda fountain ENJOY,
the distinction of being the most llb'r'
ally patronizpd in the city. The drinks
served here are mixed with the same
minute care that is ia evidence in the
prescription department, and are served
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01
NJ, SO AN0 COSTS FOR
l|RDRIN|NG BANK ACCOUNT

The first conviction under the
l9l4acts Of the Louisiana legislature
lt writing checks when you have
not sum,ien, m ,ney in the bank to
cover the amount was make al
Lake Charles last week when J. 7.
Hanja,as was fined $50 and cost or
Gysn the alternative Of spending
ninety days.
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Home Grown hel,a,.

:" 'le past several days home
Y" 'D water melons and cantalopes
Oeen on the marked. The
Sald to have been good and
:, Jesuit the prices opened un-
low choice melons being
NA'ssd for 30 cts.
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hitieal Conferences.

l s In Bosalusa have begun
| wv ,ue more interesting and as
!, su' 70 conferences we're held
'"A' Several nee candidates
\" "(ed to ANNOUNCE within
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SPECIAL TRAINS To RUN
HERE TO CELEBRATION
One To Run From Col
umbia And The Other
From Tylertown

The officials Of the N. OG, N.
railway are going to give the pat.
rons Of their line an opportunity Of
seeing the great celebration here gu
July 5th. Not only will they give
low round trip rates but they will
give special service. One train
will be run from Columbia and the
other from Tylertown. Following
is a schedule Of the special trains
and the fares which will be in effect.
Leave Columbia, 500 a. IN
% Sandyhook $50 "
Angie, 9.06 g
Varnado, 800 "
Arrive Boealusa, $40 q" "
Schedule Of the Tylertown train
is as follows
Leave Tylertown, ITS a. nj,
Simonds, 500 "
Franklinton, 8:35
iona, ISL
Rio, $50
Arrive Boealusa. 9:45
The following round trip fares
will be in effect:
Columbia, 5 LOO
Sandyhook, IS
Angie, rs
Varnado, .4O
Frank!inton, LOO
iona. LOO
Rio, Az
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
BENSON.

Joseph Wells landlord of Hotel Wells.
is having the rear of the hotel torn out
and new part including kitchen and
pantry put up. II. II. King is doing the
work.-Daniel Belden's new store build
ing is nearing completion Il. II. Bascom
and son, Harlan, of Whitehall, y, Y,
We're here Tuesday and called on senator
W. :. Eascom.-F. A. Doyette and fam
fly of burlington motored to Benson sun
day ana visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
Deyette.-Miss Helen Deyette of Pawlet
and Mr. and Mrs David | Deyette of
Poultney We're at George Deyette's sun
daN.-Mrs. +. l.. Little of Poultney and
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Beckwith Of White
hall We're guests at l.. u. Belden's sun
dayy.-There has been no preaching in
the CONGREGATIONAL Church for four sun
days.-lt is expected that a candidate
will be here from West Brattlehoro. June
E.-Children's day exercises were held
at the Methodist Church Sunday evening.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Wilcox has charge of the
music-Miss clara c. Walker. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Walker Of this
place, graduates at the r. G. 4. Poultney
commencement this week. With others
she gave piano recital Saturday night.
Among those from here who went down
to hear Miss Walker We're Mr. and Mr..
4. K. Walker. Anna Lou Walker Rufus
and Paul Walker. w. b. Roy and Lillian
Walker. Miss l.auretta Wilcox and DR..
j. +. NcWtuu.-Mr. and Mrs. stephen
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Munger
took an auto trip to Ilaintiod Friday. eN-
pectinE to return Monday, They went
in Mr. Browns car-Mrs Maud Sherman
has returned from SALISBURY. where she
had been to care for her mother.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
GREENSBORO.

Mrs. Nellie simpson mas returned from
California, where she spent several
months Miss Estela Goodrich has been
visiting in Barre for several davs-A
number of Changers from town attended
the Pomona meeting at craft ShurN Sat
urdaN.--lh" dramatic play advertised 10y
the l.amuilic Valley Grange at tn. town
hall Friday evening vas POSTPONED on
account Of the hard rain storm of that
dav and evening Harmony Pomona
GRANGE viii unite WITH the Ilazeu Road
Pomona Grange for = social ""idaY.
June 3 AS guests Of the Caspian Take
Grange of this plaC".--A. e. Chase and
Ralph Williams were in Barton Thurs
day to attend the CORRESPONDENTS meet
ing arranged hy tn" editor of the Moni-
tor The frame of Andrew iiill's large
barn was raised last Thursday. Mrs.
Collins went to ST. JohnSburN WrdneS-
day to meet her daughter, Ruth. return
ing from her school at Mortified, Mass.
MIR. Robinson and family of Barre are
occupyinG one of Miss simpsons cot
taees for the sea son.-E. G. Kinney was
in Barton Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17

Principal Green has purchased tho
Morrill, house, where he now resides, OF
r. NJ Wodgewood of Essex Junction.
The Randolph Center high and graded
school closed last week Saturday even.
ing there was Il prize speaking contest
by six voting ladies of the first year
class. The first prize was won by Miss
Dorothy Dow and the second prize was
tie between Mss Olive Tracy and Miss
Martha I:ddy.-Miss Ruth Hanks has
gone to South RoYalton to teach in one
of the grades for the remainder of the
term-'rhis is commencement week at
Vermont School of Agriculture. The place
is filling with parents and fricnds.-Miss
Jennie WEIGH came Saturday to remain
some tim" with her sister, Mrs j. II.
Hoden.--MrS \. ". Emery of East Ran
dolph was an over-SundaN guest Cf her
daughter, Mrs. &. |. Boyden.-After the
prize debate of the agricultural students
Monday evening President Benton of the
University Of Vermont gave an interest
ing address on "A Man Seven Stories
Tall"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17

Casey, Olive Gertrude Ciarrow, Margal
Mary Keefe, Frank Lewis Chedry. Elm
Earl Towne and Allan Scott Perry. I
class marshal was Truman Murray a
the ushers, clifton Mccormick. Rob-
Luce, Don Grout, Nellie Swasey "A
Morse and Annie Sullivan.--A daugh
was born last week 10 Mr. and NJ
Thomas Blackford daniel Irish who A
been in such poor health was able
come to his son, Walter Irish. Saturd
for few days Miss clara Carpend
teacher in tho grammar school, left MI
day for her home in Morrisville.
\ pleasant reception and dance 4
given the senior class Monday evening"
the knights Of Pythias hail by the alum
association. Harriss orchestra furnish
the music. In the receiving line II
members of the senior class, prnciI
+. w Rcmilier, Miss Irene Paris. n
ton Luce and superintendent Frost.-Al
Farrell, assistant in the high school,
gone to her home in Middlebury j |
Berry Of Waitsfield was a guest I'll
day Of his son. b. J. BerrY.-Nfiss Ar
Dorothy Palmer has returned from ~
anu went yesterday " fsSSfN JlItll0i
be n guest Of her cousin. Miss Annis n
neY. who Is a member of the gradua
class
Members of the class Of 1915 and |
teachers of the high school were deli
fully entertained at the home Of W
b. Perry Tuesday evening when
quet vas rendered them by Mrs Pc
Mrs. Brown and Mrs Casey FOLLOW
other friends We're invited in and ri
ant evening was passed with dancing
games. Members of the graduating
left yesterday noon for Boston. W
they will spend few DAYS They
accompanied by Principal Reirherr a
the trip Of the class Allan Perry and |
Barbara Brown will go to Worceste
he guests at the home Of the Rev z
kelloeg-B T Perry, who finished
week at tho Rensselaer, Polytechnic
sttute at Troy, is at the home Of his
ents. Mr.. and Mrs ". II. r. Perry
Ruth Nalcourt left Yesterday to spend
weeks at her former home IN Greenf
Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
ORLEANS COU A1y
NORTH TROY.

Charles 4. Ladd died Saturday morning
after an acute lines of several weeks,
following q chronic trouble of some years
He vas 81 years of age He had lived in
this vicinity upwards Of - years, and
had been proprietor Of L1dd's hotel ON
Railroad street in this place for tn" last
Il years. Eic leaves a wife" Il sister, Mrs.
Beardaley, who lived i'm his family. one
brother, RCssman Laid. of Swcctsburg,
Que, and 4 brother in the West Flu
neral services were held Monday after
noon ana the burial was made Tuesday
at sutton Qu".-A H. Buttrrield and
daughter. Gertrude, We're in burlington
Saturday. rs was also Hollis Blair
opera ions have commenced in building
the new underpass and making the
change in the highway Just east of the
village ON the line of the Canadian pa
cific railroad and in accordance with the
recent order of the public service COM
mssion.-prin y. H. Blake of the North
tion Thursday evening by members of
the vostry Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church.
The fair was in recognition of his SER
vices in behalf of the society. An appro-
pirate gift was presented by the Rev.
William Milar Mr. Blake responding
Harold Hadlock is in Boston on bust
ness.-The Blair Veneer company has
built a new saw mill on an extensive
scale on the site Of the old II. r. Parker
d Son mill on the easterlN side of the
river ir the village. It is provided with
new machinery of modern make, includ-
ing band saw, and is equipped to do the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
WATERBURY,.

\ daughter was born Friday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston r. owen at the
Center Mrs. owen was Miss Helen Muir
ray-Miss Edith Howe of Watslield is a
guest of Miss Wcltha Hoeker-The Rev.
Arthur Bailey of South iiadley. Mass
superintendent of religious education Of
northern New England under the new
extension work of the CongreSatIonu
Sunday school and Publishing society.
preached AT the Conversational Church
Sunday morning In the evening ne had
a conference of those interested in sun
day school work,-A large number gath
cred at the Methodist Church Friday
evening to attend the graduating exer-
cses of the class of 1918. w II. $ The
program was carried out as announced
The members Of the class were; Bar
bara Slayton Brown, Catherine Frances
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Neil are p;
Of a son born Tuesday morning M,
Mrs. Fred Shontell and two chi,dre
tied in Marshfield the first of the
Mrs NJ 5. Ward was in Mont
Tuesday. Mrs. T J. Flanagan Ne
days.-The Rev WILDER Hill Of Wate
Center preached at the Methodist c
Sunday in exchange with the Rev
Mandigo.-Mrs f. F. Johnson we
Ware, Mass. Saturday to visit her
Lcttie. who is very ill.-Mrs. Walter
Sell of Middlesex visited friends in
the paSt week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17

ter. Mrs John Leonard OF Rutland L.
Miss Dotte Klddor has returned from
Rutland whore she spent Sunday.-1he
annual meeting of the Brandon Musical
club was held Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs r. W Ray on Park street
and the following officers were elected:
President. Mrs r. ". Ray; secretary.
Miss Carrie Bennett treasurer, Miss
Myrtle Severy; librarian. Mrs. Carlos
Gibson; press correspondent, Miss Car
RE Ormsbee; program committee Miss
I.ottie Sessions Mrs. II. l.. Williams, Miss
Alice Briggs. Mrs. G.. NJ. Winslow, Miss
Lottie Baker, Mrs. Carol Prime, Miss
Ruth Sprague. and Mrs. Hack. docorat-
ing committee, Mrs. Emma O. Pcarcc,
Mrs Durgev. and Mrs Carlos GIBSON;
membership committee. MRS.. NJ Wins
low, Miss Alice Briggs and Mrs. Hack
Harold and James Billings of stowe have
returned to their home after being guests
of Mark cutting IL S. clark went Tues
day to New York city.--Georgc Briggs
Of Montpelier visited in brandon Mon
day on his way to Rutland to attend the
Episcopal convention.
Horace s. Thomas of the Arnold dis
trct found some ancient papers while
l
Monday The papers were in n corner of
the building, between Clapboards and
/ we're in a good state of preservation con-
sidering that they were over leo years old.
| one of the papers was note dated March
60 1874. given by Elisha White of Whiting
to Paul Field of Brandon. The other pa
! per was evidently hl for $50 for A
coffin, made out to Mr.. Field Mr.. Thorn
as replaced the papers writing on them
| the date they were found and the name
of the finder The house Is an old-fdsh-
toned structure and the papers were evil
IDENTIFY placed there by Mr. Field when he
| built the hOuse.-The end campmeeting
will he held ut Silver Lake on +. f..
| Chambers camp grounds commencing
| Friday and lasting until sunday June q
/ Among the speakers who are to he pres
ont at the meetings are the Rev. {. y.
| Heath the Rev. George y. Kerr and the
! Rev. PAU Thatcher.-Tho pageant by tn"
senior class or tho Brandon high school
will he held this evening At the town hail
at eight o'clock.-J. +. Hennessey. who
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
DERBY.

Mrs. Lewis LImcre. who has been i'll
long time, has recovered. he yearly
gathering and reunion OF the odd Fellows
and Rcbckahs was held at the Congrega-
tional Church sunday. The Roy. T.. r.
Gordon of North Craftsbury preached tho
sermon. News has been received of the
marriage of Hollis Moran, formerly of
Derby, now of california. His first wife
died Their" many years ago. He is -
years Of axe and his wife is io.-The OK
ercs"s in connection with the academy
closed f'ridaN owning with a concert.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
SOUTH ROYALTON

Children's day was obserN ed at
srrgatiunal Church sunday p
suffered AN attack of indigestion
night ana has since been contipe
house. lie is now much better r
tor of the Methodist church vii
Sunday morning especially to
dren. The topic of the sermon
Weights, Measures and Value
| haCcalaureate sermon before tho
ating class of the local high sci
be given by the Rev. II. l.. Nj
at the Methodist Episcopal Chuj
day evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
CRAFTSBURY.

Mr. and Mrs &. &. Conant. Jr.. spent
the week end in abOt-Manville Grant
ma, bought Il small farm in Stannard and
will take possession in two Weeks-fiarrN
Machender is repairing his buildings.-T
VI. Gallagher spent the Weekend visit
ing his daught.l in Notwithstanding lia%-
en- Road Pomona Grange held an ir'Hr-
csting meeting in the town hall Sa iur-
day. There was Il large attendance. DIE
ner Vas served in Grange han
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
SOUTH WOODBURY..

l.. S. Collins Of Greensboro is Wis
his nephew. y. G. Wilbur r
Batchelder has sold his home in the
lace to Martin Clark.-AGrs. y. C w
IS visiting in Greensboro.-The La
Aid met With Mrs. f, G. Sabin yeste
afternoon. with a short program in
eveninC.-Grace McKinstry is a me
Of the graduating class If Joh
Normal school
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.


street. and Harry A. Baird of Somerviilc'
Mass, were married Thursday morning
at ll:3p o'clock al St Thomas's Epis-
ropal church. the rev +. Barnby Leach
officiating Th" Wedding march was
played by Miss Lottc Baker Only near
relatives were present After snort
wedding trip Mr.. and MIS- halrn Will
reside ON the cook farm in Whiting.
The ladies' of Lake Dunmore
Chapter, Daughters of the American Rev
olution, celebrated flag day Monday AT
crnoon on the lawn at the nome Oh MIS-
T.. 5. Marsh from three to hve II" clo'k'
Refreshments were served.-Miss Nose
parmlec Went Friday to AhahF' ~ !"
where she will spend some time WIN ''i
sister, Miss Helena I'ormlee.-N' H. mar
rison is at the Rutland h"spllhl' "h'Ie
he will undergo an operation '-S"h""N
evening at the ConprcgationaI thnrch the
Rev. Walter f.. Thorpe preached the nac-
calaurcate sermon I" the Rrad"H''hE
class If tho high school All the other
churches Joined In this serNice.-lhc town
schools closed Friday for the summer
vacation. with the exception OF district
80. 9.--'rhc young people OF the Mctho-
dist church held food sale saturday in
the drug store of Z. G.. Spooner-C' D.
BraloN is acting aS Substitute ON fuiaI
route NJ { this week in the absence ot
the regular carrier John iIoWard-NlSS
r. G. Lawson of New York city and MISS
II. NJ. Russell of Milwaukee, WIS" ar"
at the home of W =. BuSheN.-Ihe lass
day exercises of the Brandon high scho"l
were held Wednesday afternoon nj TWO
o'clock on tho school campus and in the
evening tho senior reception was held
at the Brandon Inn at eight o'clock
The Young Peoples society Of the Sap
fist Church presented the play 'Rutn
the Loving" in Blodgett hail, ForcStda'c,
Friday evening.-.Mss Elizabeth Dram Of
Burlington is spending the summer with
her mother. Mrs J. G.. Dram Mrs. ;.
W Jones has returned from Middieoury'
where she sport the last Of the week with
Mrs Charles /. Button.-Dr. and Mrs.
Hamilton of Rutland visited at st Thorn
as rectory Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. |. w.
Raymond of Rutland are guests of friends
here for few daYs.-Orn ketcham of
Proctor visited his mother, Mrs. y. ;.
Ketcham. over sunday.
Miss Susan Talbot of Worcester, Mass,
is spending her summer vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Talbot
Miss Elizabeth CoWen went Friday to
New York city to visit her sister. Miss
Lulu Cowcn.-Mrs. Alice Sprague enter
tanned a party Of friends at her cottage
at Thompson's Point over Sunday.-W.
q. McClintock of Morrisvillo is at the
Brandon Inn for few days. Mrs. r
+. 8acklA has returned from Burlington.
where she attended the closing exercises
Of Bishop Hopkins Hall. where her