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BRISTOL.

Mrs \. a. HER and daughter Miss Lois
Jenney We're IN Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. Almon and Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Has
seltne Of Montpelier We're in town Sat
urdav Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Hasseltine
accompanied them to Long point where
they passed Sunday.-Miss Eudora Pal
mer was at home from her school in
Proctor over Sunday.-Mrs Nellie Dixie
spent Sunday and Monday with friends in
Starksboro.-Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Deong
have returned from the lake.-W. W.
Hatch Of Burlington was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. f. NJ. Narney over Sunday.
Jonathan Rhodes is at home from Long
Point.--Mrs. r. G. Quinlan returned FRI
day from Greenfield, Mass.-George Jim
mo of Burlington was in town Friday
DR.. W. f. Morgan was in Burlington Fri
day.-Mrs Homer Hewitt. Mrs r. j..
Bristol and Mrs. George Jimmo visited
Mrs Harry Flint at her home in New
Haven Friday.
Mrs George Jimmo. Miss Josephine
Menney and Mrs. J. b. Abernethy were
in Burlington Tuesday.-Ruth, the young
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. p. r. Hill, fell
Tuesday on the stairs at her home on
Church street. breaking her shoulder
Several from here went to Mt Mansfield
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morgan of Burling-
ton We're overSunday guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Gaudet. Miss Ella Mathewson
celebrated her 10th birthday Saturday BY
giving a TEA to several of her girl friends
Mrs. o. w. McShane and child OF
| Poultney are guests of Mr.. and Mrs o
j. McShane.-Mrs. Ira Norton has return
ed from Fair Haven,-Miss Grace Pull
man was at home from her school II
North Ferrisburg over Sunday.-Mrs f
W. Blackburn is visiting relatives II
Brandon.-Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mead o
West Rutland spent SUNDAY with Mrs
Mead's mother, Mrs. Ollie Shattuck, ant
family.-Mss Clara Chlds of Newton
Mass, is at Mr.. and Mrs, f. II. Boyn
ton's.-The Willing Workers met Wed
ncsday afternoon at the home OF Mrs G
K. Guinan, Mrs Guinan was ASSISTED
in entertaining by Mrs King Mrs. Man
UNI. Mrs, Blackburn and Mrs. Mcintyre
-Georee Guinan, John Guinan and Free
Narney assisted the Lincoln band in thei
memorial exercises Sunday at Lincoln.
At the annual business meeting of tn
: w. c. Y. l.. held at Miss Helen Weller
; Saturday afternoon these officers wer
: elected: President, Miss Weller; frs
: vice-president. Mrs, David Barton: sec
ond vice-president. Mrs w. r. Shaw
third vice-presdent Mrs. G. A. Parker
fourth vicc-president. Mrs. A. r. Grow
= secretary, Mrs. b. j. Clark; treasurer
Mrs. A. w. Cove; flower mission. Mr..
r Shaw; evangeistic work, Mrs. Barton
press work. Mrs, Dana; l.. =. l.. worl
Miss Lydia Wright; Sunday school worl
Mrs. Nahum; literature. Miss Weller
' moral education, Mrs. Walter Wright
Sabbath observance, Mrs. Edwin Mcade
medical temperance Mrs. Grow; Christia
: citizenship, Mrs. Wortley Needham, We
don Prime was injured In n runaway az
cident Sunday afternoon on the note
D road The horse, owned and driven Il
] Joseph Bushey. became frightened an
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threw both occupants to the ground. MI
Bushey escaped uniniured. while Mr..
Prime received a broken ankle and gash
in his head.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts
Of Shelburne were guests of Mrs. Rob-
ertss parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Norton
the first of the week-Robcrt Qunlan,
Charles Morgan and Thomas Sprague
were at their homes over Sunday.-Mrs.
Robert Pinney of Montpelier is visiting
her grandfather +. w. Gage.-Donald
Wright visited friends in Plattsburgh
Monday Miss Helen Bosworth of Middle
bury College visited Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Norton neutrality-suspicious. Drummond Is
in New york.-Mr and Mrs. John Wright,
John Ilbourn and Miss Margaret Fitz-
simonds are at Long Point
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Rev. Fred Hagadorn preached a
Memorial sermon at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Sunday.-Mrs. Alfred Wray
and two children of Ithaca, y. Y" are
spending some time at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Dean
William Noonan of New York spent Sun
day at the homo of his brother, stephen
Noonan.-The first quarterly conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will
be held Friday evenng.-Mrs Harry
Palmer who has been seriously i'll, Is
improving.--About 80 members OF the
Whist club attended n dinner at the cot
tage Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kingsland
on Long Point Saturday.
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CORNWALL.

Edwin Holden, Middlebury College, 49,
addressed the newly formed Christian
Endeavor society of the Congregational
Church on Sunday evening at the CHAPEL
AT meeting Of the Woman's Mission
airy society Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Grace Church program
on twentieth Century Methods In the
Foreign Field" prepared by Mrs, j. >
Wing, was given,-Memorial day was obs
served Saturday morning with exercises
by the pupils OF the public schools and
an address by Professor Cady OF Middle
bury College.
Ven OTIS was called to jay, n. Y,
Tx the death Of his mother last week.
Winfield Foote, the H-year-old son o
mfr. and Mrs. r, f.. Foote, is AT hos
pital in Burlington for an operation fol
appendicitls-The Edwin Parkhill place
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. y, y. Small and son, Or. II. 4
Small, and DR. Minis of Burlington wcr
guests ut the homo Of Fay Small the frs
Of the week. Alison Swinyer and Phil
Dow Of Barre visited Mr. SwinYor'
brother. Clarence, the first Of the Wee.
Mr. ana Mrs. Karl Keith returned I
their home in Montpelier Tuesday aft.
visiting at Lyman Hilrs.-Mr. and Nj
Andrew Liberty are visiting at Middl,
sex and Montpelier Mrs. Grace Halloc
and children returned to their home
Enosburg Wednesday after visiting %.
parents and sisters here.-Chester Boot
of Essex t. visiting Hobart Norton
T.. Baldwin Of Lebanon, y. H., visited
Il. 4. Norton's Sunday.
All the best summer drinks. Moxi
Grape Juice, and II. y. Coon's Ice Croa
served at The Golden Rule. The Pa
| Food Store Huntington Center (Ad'
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LINCOLN.

Fred Draper and daughter, Clara
of Rutland, were over Sunday guests
of Mr.. Diapers father, G. II. Draper
Mrs. Floyd Smith and sister. Marion
Lafayette, both Of Starksboro, were
over-Sunday guests at Peter I.aFay-
ette's.--Several from here attended
the funeral of Nathan Thayer in War
rem Sunday Brown, who was
in a hospital nearly year ago with
a broken leg. slipped one day last
week and broke the same leg in the
same place.-Mr and Mrs. Lester
Bryan are visiting their son and fam
lily in Malone y. Y.
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ADDISON.

Josephine Bodette. who is i'll with
typhoid fever remains about the same
Memorial services We're held at the
church Sunday.-The children's day ex-
ercises are to be held next Sunday.-A
daughter was born to MIR, and Mrs.
Harry Solice of Bridport on May 2. Mrs.
Solice will be remembered as Miss Ida
Bodette Of this town-Mrs, Frank
Roberts and little daughter, Helen, Of
Burlington are guests Of Mr., and Mrs
Ern..st Ga rnenter
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a. II. Ball has the contract.-Mrs.
Phoebe Emo is spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderic Eno.-Miss Nicola
Beers. who has been i'll for several days.
is somewhat improved.-Mr and Mrs.
A. II. Stevens and daughter Mss Helen.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Goodrich, all
Of Richmond, were guests Of Il. H. CON
verse Sunday. Miss Anna Stacy Of Essex
Junction is spending several days at her
home here. MIR and Mrs. A. j.. sherman,
j. T.. Cushman and Miss Cushnan of
burlington were in town recently, the
guests Of f. H. Converse
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MILTON BORO.

Marion StanlY was called HON
week from her school in FAIRFAX
Illness of her mother, Mrs. q. y
Mir and Mrs, Horace CosWeu and
ard and Spencer BoNdeu were in
Sunday. The hotel managed by
/, Morse at camp Watson was bur
the ground sunday evening, John
eron has moved into y, r, Bean
ment house and Joseph Ritchie !
b. Woods tenement
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UNDERHILL.

n. y. Goodwin has moved his
hold goods here from Burlington al
live I'm Mrs. Ellsworth's house.-N
4 Lincoln returned Friday night
spendine several weeks with her
ter, Mrs FollanSoec I'm West Top1
Fred King has moved into Willlai1
ey's tenement and will open a baNd
in l.. l.. Metcalf's shop. Mr. King
here from Bethel.-W, II Narranl
Bakersfield spent Monday in town.
Terrill of Montpelier and Fred Eel
burlington were i'm town for Nh
day.-Mr. and Mrs, Max Bessey 4
linr'ton are the guests of Mrs \.
wards.-M and Mrs. Max lindll
parents Of son. born last weei
NJ. T. Maurice of Morrisville viz
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ESSEX CENTER.

\ musical entertainment will be given
in the f. C. |, hall Friday evening
Mrs r. O. Stone and daughter, Eliza
beth, of Montpelier visited in the village
Mcnday.-The Ladies' Aid will serve
supper at the Methodist church today
The Outlook club met with Mrs Harvey
Wednesday evening, it being gentle
nirclnf
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PANTON.

T.. f. Trask of Worcester Mass. is in
town.-Mrs. Hattie Barto Is in New Ha-
ven and Weybridge Josiah Stagg of I.yn-
donville was at home over Sunday.-Mrs.
Perkins of Pennington, " H., is spend
ing a few days with her sister. Mrs.
Harry Newell.ITenry Stone was in Bur
lington Tuesday.-,Mrs. Annette Adams
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. y.
H. Kenyon. of Nergennes. Frank
Hartwell and two children have returned
from Crown Point y. Y, where they Wis
tied for few DAYS.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr. and Mrs Emery Desautels of Bos-
ton are visiting his brother. l.. l.. Desau-
tels.-The Ladies' Aid held their
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Chapman ON Wednesday afternoon
Thomas snyder and family have moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. TobeY.
Mr., Snyder will clerk in Wiliamss store.
The Misses Anna and Ethel Bvinston
have taken rooms in Burlington for a
short
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GRANVILLE.

Glenn Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Osha of Randolph spent Sunday at
Charles Wilsons.-A number from here
were in Randolph Monday.-Charles Nc
Intire is a little improved from his recent
accident -F'ay Briggs was I'm Randolph
the first Of the sweek.-AIrs. Frank WILL
son and two children are at her home here
for few daye.-Walter Scott. having
sold his farm, has moved to Hancock,
{. H. Dustin of Bethel is here WORKING
on the State road and boarding at
Charles Wilson
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BRIDPORT.

Floyd MYrick is in Burlington "A
daughter was born last week to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sollace.-The Ladies society
will hold a strawberry festival at the
vestry Thursday evening, June 10. Mr..
and Mrs. &. j. Barton spent Monday at
WallingfOrd.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A o0-COW FARM, near one Of the most
thriving villages in Vermont WIN nilIh
route equipped with cart and bottles /,
milk retails for six cents per quart'
has large intervale meadow, fine build,,
ings: also other farms OF all sizes anG
prices on hand 4. r. Day., The Real
Estate Man, Cambridge. VI. 1l9.l2tw,lt.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The annual meeting of the Fortnightly
club was held with Mrs, j. A. Donahue
Friday afternoon, when officers were
elected as follows; President. Mrs. f.
w Baldwin; vlce-president Mrs j. A.
Donahue; treasurer, Mrs l." q. Atwood;
recording secretary, Mrs. G., g. Metcalf;
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WANTED.

MATCHMAKER WANTS position N
NORTHERN Vermont five years practical
experience. Price reasonable Bon ~
care of Free Press. l""'l-t'"'~"
A vOI-NC. good-looking, sound and
smooth driving horse wanted. Sonu
description and price l.. g. r., i,oN
lci Dedham, Mass. '''"''''
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f. Nealvs Sunday MIR. and Mrs Gcorra
st Clair OF Burlington were guests Of >.
=. Lcduc over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
George johnson ana little daughter Ic.
turned from Wcstford Sunday.--J Hos.
kins and daughter returned Saturday
from Eeecy JunctiOn
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-White Plymouth Rock eggs
Tor Matching. IL by parcel post IN hrst
zone or IL at my house for 81. w, V.
Farr. SO North Union street, Burning
ton, VT Z'u'"'u'
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may De
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than - words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
spcutive months.
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LOST.

therein lost Finder rewarded by r. 5.
Peck. 152 college street, Burlington.
131 81 wit.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

office 145 Cherry street. II. w. Bull.
lock, proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar ano
Cuff Work. Phone 3S-11 or send post
and driver will call
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WELLSBURG

.WELLSBURG. W. Va, April 21.-
Thomas Charlton. OF Beech Bottom,
we'll known In the Panhandle counties
OF West Virginia, M the Ohio River
counties OF Ohio, died at the Ohio Val
ley General hospital. at Wheeling, on
Tuesday afternoon, about 3 ID. m. De-
ceased has suffered from bladder and
Intestinal troubles for about two
months. and on Monday, bore an oper-
alton. II was thought that the oper-
alton was successful. but the end
came quickly Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Charlton was in his 65th year.
He Is survived by his wife, two sons
and n daughter; Albert,
with the Sistersyille Glass works and
Frank on the stan OF the New York
American, in New York city, and Miss
Jessie at home. Albert and Miss
Jessie and Mrs. Charlton were with
MIN at the end. and Frank arrived on
city.
Funeral services will be held AT the
late home Of the deceased at Stop az.
on the Panhandle Traction line. ON
Friday afternoon, April 20, at ] d. M.
lnterment will be made in Greenwood
cemetery. Wheeling.
Mr.. Charlton was one OF the veteran
~glasshouse men Of the Ohio Valley.
and was successful in all hts Dosf.
tons. He managed factories in Mar
tins Ferry. o., Wheeling and other
cities. For several years he was man,
ager OF the Riverside glass works in
THIS city, and was popular with tho
workmen- After giving up the man.
agement OF the Riverside. he retired
TO Beech Bottom. where he purchased
2 iarm, q passed a quiet and peace
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me supreme Court Of Appeals OF
west virginia has handed down its de-
.Leiom eivinE an appeal In the case Of
baltimore and ohio Railroad company.
IN which n decision had been securef
70 prevent the abandonment Of Means
Crossing. which cuts the grafton "a
=. yards IN two. Judge Neil j. Tortucv
had sustained this Injunction ~ the re-
cent session 81 the circuit court. The
suit has been fought through varto,.
courts TOT The past four years. AZ which
ZINE the railroad improvements were
made mat resulted IN the destruction 81
MS crossing by the railroad foilowfrs
We receipt. Of permission 20 10 20 frEn
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Prof. Boyd Hilton. OF the GIenn's
Run school. has been busy the past
week selecting the boys from the
school for two ball teams which will
be organized by Friday. The boys OF
the school have beer practicing very
hard and all are in good shape. II
the weather IL good a game will be
staged Friday afternoon between the
two teams at the Richland ball park.
Prof. Hilton stated TO the correspond
ent OF this paper that he has some
very good material and expects to
play all the teams OF their size during
the summer mOnfha.
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COMMISSIONERS A L
In ChanceD.

August c. Schneider. adj
mtntstrator de bonis non
Of the estate OF Bar-
hsra A. Gardner. de- In Chancery.
ceased.
James W. Cow. ct al.
by virtue OF the sutherity vested In
the undersigned Special Commissioners
Tor Ohio County. West Virginia. made
In the Chancery cause OF August e.
schneider. Administrator de bonis non
ceased. sgainst James w. Cow. ct AL
therein pending. which decree was en-
tered on the i2th day Of September. 1914.
In ~chancery order book No. -. page 45I.
said Special Commissioner will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder. At
the front door Of the Court House OF the
Wheeling. West Virginia.
Saturday. Apni ~. lsis.
commencing At 10 O'Clock q m. the fol-
lowing described real property. that Is
A certain piece or parcel OF ground
situate IN Ohio County. West Virginia.
T. Known @s s ssw sim on E, oaa, nLSs .b ID .ssins
more particularly described as follows:
nj an iron stake In the north
bears south 81 degrees S. minutes west
l22.3T feet from a stone cor
ner TO busch: thence with the limo OF
said street north ~ degrees 90 minutes
leaving the street north 3 degrees IS
minutes east 125 feet-to n stake: thence
south 81 degrees Sc anu east 40
feet to q stake: thence south 2 degrees
ID n west to the place OF begin
ming. Being the same property conveyed
TO barbara A. Gardner by Levenia
Simnis and husband by deed dated July
rs. 1906. and OF record IN the County
Clerks office in Deed Book 100. page GIT.
Terms OF Bals;-One-third OF the pur-
chase money. or so much more An the
purchaser may elect to pay cash In hand
on the day OF sale. and the residue In
two equal installments. payable respect
lively In six months and twelve months
from the day of sale. with interest. the
purchaser giving his negotiable promis-
sorry notes for the deferred payments.
the legal title being retained as further
security until all the purchase pyice
shall have been paid.
J. BERNARD HANDLAN.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond and
security has been given by the above
named Special Commissioner. as required
by said decree. and conditioned accord
ing to law.
JOHN l.. KINGHORN.
Clerk OF the CIRCUIT Court for Ohio
County. West Virginia
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numerous attempts have been made
ln tne past year 20 escap from tee
county jail here and some of the at
tempts nave proven successful one OF
the boldest attempts was frustrated
saturday night by the vigilance OF the
Deluty sherift, Lee Bennett Jr. Deputy
2 ocloQk sunday mOrnin gand upon in
~vestigation found that steve England
sno Ray Iucker. both prisoners OF the
way through the brick walls 10 freedom
atter they had cut their way out OF
been furnished by parties The
prisoners were put back in n private
cell without further Resistance
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OTICElCONTRACTOR
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Municipal Building. Town OF HOLLYWOOD.

|
Sealed bids will be received by the
Town Council Of the Town OF fleetwood.
Nicholas county. West virginia. at the
office of the Recorder OF said town up
TO Z O'Clock p. m. of the 10th day OF May.
1915. for furnishing all material and
labor for the construction OF n Municipal
Building for said town as per plans and
specifications on file In the office OF A.
A. Williams In said town.
Each bidder shall deposit with his bid
a certified check made payable to the
Town of fleetwood for 90 OF the amount
of his bid. as a guarantee that the bid
der. II awarded the contract. will enter
into a contract for the construction of
said building and the completion of his
contract according 20 the plans and spec
fncationr prepared therefor. and give
satisfactory bond for the o named
In the specifications.
Bidders are required to state the time
necessary for completing the contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the Town Council OF the
Town OF Redwood.
w. ID. McCLUNG.
4. a. WILLIAMS. Mayor
Recorder
ap-22-24-27-my-l
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II II the plan OF Secretary Walter
@, Russell OF the Hamilton club. 10 es-
tabllsh an ice cream parlor in the
clubs building on Charles street this
summer.
with tables and chairs and ice cream
and other refreshments will be served.
The building Is one OF the coolest
places In town and a Victrola may be
installed to furnish music.
The plan will be submitted 10 the
directors OF the club at their regular
monthly meeting in two weeks and
with their consent the plan will be-
acted upon. II the ice cream parlo~a
are established they Will likely Be well
patronfzed during the summer.
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y iptfons With the AID Of local Do
Zee ptficers. secured possession Of hts
eleven year old daughter here this week
after having made efforts 20 do 30 for
me past eight years. In t00T. nofaon
lett home 60 attend 20 some relief work
Gah mine explosion. and on his refurn
week later found that bis wife had
lttt takinE with her the little three
year-old daughter. A male companion
was With her Dofson started IN pursuit.
of them but sought for them eight verr-
IN vain. lie frequently reached the Same
towns IN which they had been but new
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WARWOOD
speeiaI caIIed M.etInn

A special meeting of the members of
The Senior Circle OF the Kings Daugh-
tiers OF Warwood will be held Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. J. Gooch.
wood avenue. Many important mat.
tiers will come IN.
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GRAFTON

GRAFT0N, W. Va. April is-Mrs.
VIII n, Sratgie. OF Brooklyn. y. Y.
Under the auspices of the Equal Suf-
rage Association OF Grafton. She is
chairman or the church OF
the National Woman suffraee As.o-
ciation and she will make a tour of this
state IN the interests OF the movement.
speaking IN all OF the larger towns and
cities OF West Virginia.
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= large crowd at the Baptist Church
attended the gold medal contest which
Was given for the benefit Of h Grafton
local and Harrison County Women's
'hristian Temperance unions. An inter-
terestlne musical program preceded the
contest itself. IN which Mrs. A. A.. Ca
ther. Mrs. =. 9 Watkins, Mre. =. W.
Euart and Mrs. 5 G. Burre1 competed.
ne judge were Miss Pearl Hodges "a.
X. Eonncr and Q y Mykoff.
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MIS-. Lenora Sinsel widow OF the late
Leroy $. Sinsel. died al P-runtvtoWn
saturday morning at the age of 81. She
was a sister Of J. II. Warder OF Grafton.
and ~ survived also by one son and a
daughter. The funeral was held Mondav
afternoon from the NJ. r. Church. with
hev. Mossburg officiating. Interment
was In the Smith cemetery.
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Thomas Charlton, whose death oc.
CURED at the Ohio Valley General
hospital. Tuesday afternoon, was re-
ported to have been removed to his
late home at Wellsburg. The de
ceased was in the 69th year of his age.
His son Frank, formerly with a
wheeling newspaper. but now in the
International News Service. arrived in
this city last evening. Funeral serv-
ices have not been arranged.
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Aid MeNflnn

The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist church
will be held this afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the church. corner -Four
teenth street and Highland avenue.
Most Of the afternoon will be spent
In sewing. after which some import
ant business will be taken up and dis
cussed.