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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-03

; booming!
Dayton, Ohio.
Merchants everywhere tell our
500 statesmen that business is
booming.
Farmers haze had two record
crops, at big prices, Nth big
demand at home and abroad.
Stocks of manufactured material
are short, and labor is in great
demand.
Exports largely exceed imports.
Factories are busy, many work.
ing Overtime.
More freight cars are needed, and
steamers are taxed to capacity.
People are living better, and
spending their money more freely.
This country has the best money
in the world, and more of it than
ever before.
Such a combination of favorable
circumstances neUer has occurred
before, and probably wM never
occur again.
Billions of dollars are passing
over the merchants counters.
The people who spend this money
want the best service.
They demand it in all kinds of
stores, from the smallest to the
largest.
They get it in stores Which use
our up-to-date Cash Registers,
Which quicken service, stop mis-
takes, satisfy customers, and
increase profits.
Over a million merchants have
proved our Cash Registers to be
a business necessity.
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AsquM to Pick Wa Strategy Board;
Allies Agreed on Balkan Campaign
Takes Full Responsibility
for the Result in the
Dardanelles.
JUSTIFIED BY
f AIMED At

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Governments opposed 10 US, $500
ton III Germany mas oecn % -. =.
OF what they nave peeh WIG e
produce or iihpor.' -oa,,.s
Tneir etocks o a>aiI"ote r.,,,diy
are from wna' 90 ne
uIHi,I'enl',s ~ SaS...uv q, DO.
OF 'ne sIoa'e' ps'. VI $3.50 49,. 90
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vi ....e".n =, 81. .rn,, In
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peace 'i'ho "oou' aud
pei year Wv sooN,
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..
Ss1"''"s S~"" VI"
Taking up next the question OF yo!un-
,sry or compulsory service. the Premier
said tina, there possibly still were dif-
ferences of opinion on this subject In
the Cabine; lie said that he himself
had no abstract or a priorl objection
10 compulsion IN war time. and that he
would not 20 to the stake or even under
90 less OF a penalty in defence OF volun-
,aryism.
'Jt is purely a question of eNpediency,"
he said .of how we are going To bring
III, war TO a successful conclusion. Fur
thcrmorc. voluntaryism. which il well
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Poe gave n surprise party last wednes-
cay evening in honor OF Mr. Haroufrs
Mr and Mrs. Willard Pritt very pleas
antly entertained a number o. their
friends az their home last "Wednesday
evening.
Farmers from different districts in
randolph County report a short cherry
crop but predict a fine peach crop.
Miss Delaine Daniels has gone 10
itunt lngtou To be the guest OF Miss Va
lery Freeman for some time.
Mrs. q. a. Goodwin and daughter.
hhlhieen, OF Pennington, are visiting the
formers mother. in this city.
Ben Golden who has been attending
TUFTS College, IS home 70 spend tho hoif-
liam Golden.
Miss Pauiene Bolton OF Sistersvlile. IL
visiting relatives In this city.
go o.. g, channel and family motored to
lar ksburg saturday and spent Sunday
IN mat city visiting friends.
mayor \. NJ. EredloCk ig eudeavorfnn
20 engage Former Secretary OF state
Bryan to lecture IN this city during the
ElkiuH Fair In September
Miss Grace Anderson who Fpent "A
rev days in the city visiting Miss Iau-
- Bent. has returned 20 her home In
Wheeling
Richard Sutherland has arrived home
from Yale college 20 spend the sum
man ana Mrs. sutherland.
Mrs. Eugene Harley and mother Mrs.
Jones. and Miss Marcclla Tfauiey. have
gone TO Monterey. Va. 20 visit relatives.
Miss Bertha Moylo has returned from
a visit with relatives iu ClarksburE
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conveying the employees OF Stone &
Thomas store to their picnic grounds
on Stones farm.
Miss Ollie Hobbs. OF eastern Ohio
has returned to her home after visit
ing friends in South warwood for a
couple OF days
Charles Graeb. son OF Albert Graeb.
who was seriously injured a few DAYS
ago when he was kicked by a horse.
Is slowly recovering at the North
Wheeling hospital.
Clarence Cox Is seriously IN al his
home on South Warwood avenue. with
an attack OF measles.
Miss Belle Stewart. Of Ohio. has re-
turned after visiting friends in town
for a couple of days.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Clark. who has been
visiting in Pittsburgh Pa, has re-
turned to her home a. Vance avenue.
North Warwood.
Richard and Allen Doan. Of North
WarwoOd. are visiting their aunt. Mrs
Huff. OF Newport. Ohio.
John Little. who has been spending
the past couple OF days with friends
and relatives in Jefferson county.
Ohio. has returned to his home on
Nineteenth street.
Mr.. Tully. Of South Warwood
avenue, Is having bis house re-painted.
the work being done by s. J. Beall.
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business callers in Flushing on stature
day evening.
g. y. Lee and family spent Tuesday
evening in 81. CiairsVille
Mrs. Laurence Armstrong spent We'd
ncsday az the hons ct Miss Martha
Armstrong To- tuioutowu.
MI and Mrs. Robert Copeland and
chllureu spent saturday evening at tho
home OF their aunt Miss Mari I.sfSo
near tuioutowu.
Mrs. r. r. Boyd i- visiting this week
AZ ne home OF her daughter Mrs. J.
T. Whissen. of Wheeling. w Va.
Miss sarah Caldwell is spending a
Nv Gays ihis week 20 the home OF her
brother John caldwell near Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gossett spent sat-
urday evening I'm Griontown
Misses Martha and sarah Lee spent
THURSDAY IN Wheeling
Saturday night and sunday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. r. caldwell
Misses Gertrude Mcfarland and Vir-
Elnla ~ lmhotf attended the Children.s
DAY exercises az Uniontown on Sabbath
with Mr. and Mrs. T. =. Boyd
Mrs. ". X. Lodge 81 visiting at the
home Of her father r. r. Boyd this
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ Daniel spent Sum
day night with their daughter. Mrs. Jas.
MIR and Mrs Don Bowers OF Glen.
coe. D. visiting AZ the home Of Chem-
Mr and Mrs. James Mcfarland. Mrs.
Willie SieEenthaler. Mr.. Joseph Fsrgu-
Fon and daughter. Mrs. Copeland and
r. ~ BOYD attended achfnE services
a. l.afierty On sunday evening by Rev.
snodgrasa Or the United Presby terrain
church ~ Tnloutowu
Chemist Foreman was working In
Iuiontowu on Monday and Tuesday of
Mr and Mrs ). 70. Mcfarland were
IN St tlairFvlle one day the last %
the week
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Roy. H. a. Riddle. OF West Alexander.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
friends here.
The Ladies AID Society OF the Pleas
ant Hlll %. = church met Yesterday at
Rev. A. G. Eiffe has returned to his
home here from Jackson county. where
ne went 20 attend "a funeral the first Of
Road Supervisor N. a. Merlncr and a
force ~ men were grading the Ravens
craft Hil road on Tuesday
Miss Addu MuEoua OF Woodsdala Is
the guest OF Miss Eula KiCer
Miss Herntce Ferguson. who was visit
ing reAtlFeH in tottagcvIlle. jackson
county. has returned 90 her home here.
Mr.. william Cooke b. spending sew
ertl days win relatives In Elm Grove
Mrs. r. Is. Ashton is visiting rcIa-
lives in Wheeling end Martins Very.
Miss Mary Gruher. Of Wheeling
spent "wednesday at the r. MONTGOMERY
home.
Mr. u. w. Allen. who has been quite
at o. somewhat improved.
MISS Alice EDnrcns. who has been
visiting relatives In Belmont. o.. re-
turned 90 her home hero on wednes-
Miss Dolly Morsau Of wheeling. was
the guest ~ urr .ister. Mrs. %. ID. Tai
bert fne FIRST OF tine wesk
a youug cn.ld OF Mr. and Mrs John
Lily De- ili
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in most rerfeet manner. A social

in a most. rerfect manner. A social
evening followed.
mother Of a series. of tragedies that
seem TO have followed the Isouk family
for many years resulted ia the suicide
a. Glady. OF George Louk. aged IS.
whose dead body was found In his shack
town late Friday evening. where he mad
hanged himself from the raftcre a
pocketbook was found on the bed which
from the insane asylum about six years
ago. after having been an inmate FOR 10
years.
James f. St Clair. OF Taylor County.
an aged odd Fellow. was visitor al
the odd Fellows Home here Monday In
mail betws on Fairmont and Beverly. and
later durtnE the Civil War saw active
service throughout this valley.
Raymond D. Houck. superiutendent OF
the Hooking Coal Company. and Miss
Lucille HILLARY. were married at the
home % the bride az German. Nd. bv
Rev EsredartrE 81 Tlarrgv, - 49, 49,
number Of Elgins people attended the
wedding. They will reside in Meyers
The Y. NJ c. \. IS conducting its an
nual membership campaign with Hon.
Howard sutherland AZ general chairman.
= - Van scotch. Interstate Secretary.
OF Washington. J.. O., Is here in the ia p.
terest Of the campaign. Great progress
The West virginia Hog Company. OF
,larksburg recently chartered with
5000 capital. has leased 3 500 acres of
"a FNIlfI
of thirty years, ard 30 is the intention
20 stock 70 with 100 pure-hred sows Six-
Y miles of fence viii be required 20 en-
close 20.
The members OF the Eikins Civic
League Agricultural club are busy al
work on tIeir little gardens and a close
race for ,he prizes is already in pro-
Ereas
Concentrating the first annIverzar,
or their marriage. Mr. and Mrs law.
renee y. Smith entertained N email rar-
~ of friends o. their home Thursday
evening $500" being the rrinciraI al
version ~ the evening
Mrs. s.. %. Elkina arrived in the city
monday night from WuHnIuHf on. and
VIII spend The summer o. "HalIIrHurat 4"
she muturod from Grafton Co Elkius
John W. Graham. 2 ". Polling. Alba
IrnEt. m the ElEIuH Cum club. unoforrd
60 FuIrmout Co. participate fn the West
virginia state Tournament
Mrs. ". y. Haruuff and Miss Susie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
No More Weak Kidneys.
Backache. Rheumatism


ught Wheeling, Says Letter.
been created that Doctor Pierce has
decided Co put "Au-urlo' I'm the drug
stores Of this country. in a rcady.to-
use form. 10 will De- their own fault
IN The public does not take ADVANTAGE
~ This wonderful remedy.
] know OF ono 0r two leading drug.
rist8 here who have managed 20 pro
cure supply Of "An-UrIc" Tor their
anxious customers in and around this
locality
Simply ask FOR Doctor pIorces
An.Cr.c Tablets There can DO no lrri.
tauon. Every package of An.Uric is
sure 90 ta Ur picrce's Favorito IRE.
-cr.puon. the eyorfamoua friend fo
a.lrr women. and Dr piorce'a Golden
Medical Discovery. proven By years
tu De- the greatest general tonic ana
rcronefructor Tor any ono.
have used an Jrir" and believe
DO f0 be- the greatest OF Kidney mrui-
cInos and ] have tried many a few
doses viii convince. = feel certain
A FIRM BELIEVER
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. June "a
Hon. Houston Young. chief clerk in
the Office % the secretary Of state.
and candidate for that office in the
election OF 1916. made a short visit
20 Wellsburg on Wednesday after.
noon In tho Interests of his campaign.
He stated that he had announced
himself as n candidate. and that TO
date there we're no other candidates
IN sight for his office. His present
chief stuart r. Reed. viii probably
BE- candidate for the Republican
nomination for congress in the Third
district
Young is native Of Harrison
county and has been in Charleston for
about eight years. an the time In tho
same position. He is well known an
over the state. and hls candidacy has
received considerable support where.
ever known
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Dear Mr. Editor just lately. I am
told and . beg to inform your reader.
That tua famous Dr. Pierce. % whose
medicines and Surgical Institution IN
Buffalo New York. We have heard for
years. lsr added t0 bis popularity by
OIL .rntIuE fo Dut before the American
people. "Ar.f RE-" THIS prescription
Dbl adapted especially for kidney com.
plants end diseases arising from dis
orders OF fhe Kidneys and bladder.
such as barkacne. weak back. rheu-
mafism. dr0pFy. congestion of the kid
reys. inflammation Of the bladder.
-oaldlrE urine and urinary troubles
Do physicians and specialists at Iir
lIerrra great trrtlfutIon have
thoroughly tested this prescription
and have been with one accord sue.
cossful in cradlcating these troubles
and in most cases absolutely curing
The diseased kidneys.
Patients having onFe used "An-UrIc-'
81 the Institution have repeatedly Fcnf
back To- more. such demand has
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Mra frrH Taylor and children were
in nioni1Hu uu saturday afternoon.
Nra David Armstrong areuf Stature
dar With Dor mother. Sir" Jennie Urnw-
er iu Ininrforr.
" T caldwell was H business caller
Iu IrIuufuHn uu Monday afternoon
Miss Virginia Tr.I." arrrf TuIaHnF
With her cousin sarah Zoe east of town.
Niles Martha ThumurHn spent H Few
iHg fH'e week with Dor aunt Mr. Mar
tina TAYLOR
Mre W. o. Arustrurr and aunt Mrs
spent from Wednesday uH.f FrtTnr
EVENING with MrH Armstrong rarrrfa.
flnyfaHIfIr
Nr nrf Sire ~ re-ru-or were
MIrrUnr HHUHur Hu HnuraIHU
William I.uIaH wHH H business caller
Ir IHrIaU'Ia ur Wrfr.HfHU afternoon.
John IW.I U. rrIr Ir..uf.ru. was
IH L.H. .. I"Nr.HHr morning
M.. IHII H"urIr Off IIH.nIrr |H no
fHr home Uf Nunu HIfrneI H IHIr u.HE
oliver MHun. and Do Is Lodge we're
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sehenk-Varner weddino

Miss Jessie Lee Warner OF wens-
Vile. Ohio and Mr.. John ". Schenk
OF Warrington. W. Va. were united In
marriage Wednesday az 1890 O'Clock
at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred
Robey OF Eighth street. Rev. G. J..
Johnson, pastor Of the Methodist
church, officiated After the cere-
mony a very enjoyable dinner was
served The home WIS deliberately
decorated for the occasion. The new
" weds left for their home in Man
nington.
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Tho regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist church
was held Yesterday afternoon Al 2
O'Clock, at The church Most Of The
members were present and the after.
noon vas enjoyed in sewing. after
which some business was taken up
for discussion
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rear OF the house and did not see any
one go back through the rear window.
Nothing was taken by the robbers.
very little having been molested by
them. Mr.. Marks having heard them
as soon as they had gained their en-
trance. The rear window was pried
open with a Jimmy. II was an easy
matter for the robbers 10 leave the
house through the front door which
was kept locked by a Yale night lock.
and was easily opened from the inside.
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

BANNOCsK. O. luna a4-Nr and
Mrs. ". l. Armstrong. and their aunt.
Ars. I'd Cortland and daughter. Miss
Alene toffland Of Fdchnlnd Center.
~ lscpns %, visited on Sabbath with
thei uncle John Coffland. and son How
ard. Of Cadiz. Ohio.
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Sick Headache?
Take TrietS

" you have sick headaches. take
TRlETS. a sick headache means
sick liver and the mission Of
TRlETS is 20 cure sick iivers.
When your liver and bowels are
well YOU never have sick head
aches. hiliousness or any other OF
those distressing ills which disor.
dcrcd liver and Bowels cause.
TRlETS tone up the wornout or
gans and give them new life.
TRlETS make the liver and bowels
do the work nature intended for
them properly.
Spearmint Favored Easy and
pleasant 20 take Sold IN loo
and 25c boxes.
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Tho birthday social given last oven.
INK By the members OF the Ladies'
aid society OF the Presbyterian church
at the home or Mrs j. Vs. Evans. %
seventeenth street. was attended bv n
large crowd. A very interesting mo.
steal and literary program was rem.
dered
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Entertain rrisnha

MI and Mrs. John Clark and daueh-
ter Miss Mamie. OF west Of town. sn-
terialned few friends and uoiEhbors
on saturday evening. The guests IucIud-
81 were. MeFsrF and Mechanics VIII
1.ftt Frank Caldwell o. o. Boyd.
manners gillespie and children. Fran
'r- ana Herbert n near IuIohtown. and
sister, Miss Sarah Caldwell
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Robbers entered the homo of I'd.
Marks. on Charles. between Tenth and
Eleventh sfrcoiH. r.ght in The heart OF
Wolishurg early Thursday morning.
but were frightened away before they
could locate their booty
Shortly after Q o'clock ln the morn.
ing Mr. Marks was awakened suddenly
by someone raising a window in tho
rear OF his house fio quietly slipped
down etnIrs and attempted to flash on
Tho electric UEhfs on The fret floor
but s0methluE went wrong with tho
switch and the lights dld not come
on The thieves were efU ir the
house and Mr. Marks bad "a GIRL who
works in fhc house. telephone for the
police but when uu officer arrived
soon after the robbers had lied Do lei
thought they escaped through the
front door. for Mr Marks was in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

The semlmonthly session OF the
council Of Warwood viii be held this
evening In the hose house Mayor A.
II. kindolborger VIII preside some
important matters viii be taken up
Tor consideration. Reports viii .c
made BY tho different committees.
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y. Fair entertained the Ladies' Aid So
Getty OF the Mt. Diiret s. r. church al
the hall az that place. There was a
good atteud7uc. and the day was spent
al various kinds OF sewing Mrs Fair
served an excellent lunch
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Mt and Mrs. W. II. Caldwell and
daughters Misses Ethel and sarah HE
ga and son walter and Sire. william
caldwell of Hopedale. attended the Un.-
~ valley club meeting no the home %
NJ tnIdwells daughter Mr. ana Mrs
Wednesday evening
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Mf. 1ud MrH. Lawrence Armstrong on
teria'rrI fIn following friends at dfn-
strong and daughters Miss Urr0fha W
Ln!qnfnwn ana Mrs ~ NJ. Hartley. and
81 ildreu. ~ Morr1nf0wu. VS.. Va Mrs.
81 Wisconsin
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Marriage License.

Lee NJ. Powell. %. and opal Johns.
ton, both Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sameul Steenson. Jr.. %. and Flor
ence +. Devison. p. both OF Pitts
burgh. Pa.
Emmett Freshwater. %. Golfers.
and Alta Laughhead. Hanlin Station
Pa
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NJ w 81 Wavmnn Celebrated HIs a.rr..
fuIrI birthday HnulNer HTrr. raHfnH.II..
lnnrslhE 10 Wne family AFFAIR. aIf
fNr family spending the daV WIN him
and OrIoFlnE BIZ birthday dinner
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hirr william Caldwell ~ Uopcdaio
01wo 90 Tuesday f1 Vieit with nrr
mother. Mrs. Martha Armstrong lr Tu-
lnufuuu and brother. w. n. Armafronr
and vs.. pr. caldwell fhis week
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Contractor Theodore Wolfe, OF Cen.
ter WarwoOd, has been busy the past
couple OF days with a force OF men
cutting the grass in the lots opposite
the WarwoOd Bank building. The
weeds In some places were about two
teet high and were going TO seed
The weeds are being put in piles and
viii be burnt in the next few days
Town authorities have given many OF
the local people notices. stating that
they must have the grass and weeds
cut on their vacant lots in different
parts OF the town.
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Contractor p o. Grimm. OF Center
Warw0od. started work YESTERDAY on
The erection a. O. new house. corner
Tweuiy-hst street and Hichland
avenue
Three special cars we're used in
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WARW0OD
Presbyterian Church.

Twentieth street near Warwood
avenue. Rev. +. =. Carson, pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Sunday
morning worship at 1O:45, subject,
Opening the Sealed Books" Chris
Tan Endeayor meeting at p. m.
evening services at 7:45. subject
Inc Transformation OF a Rascal
special music will be furnished by
the church choir. a cordial invita-
ton is extended to the public.
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Entertained Ladies Ala Society.

lnquent taxes.
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~ % Logadon and d N Howard. de-.
through this section. Thursday. They
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SHERRARD
Announcements

ON sunday Eet. A. q. RHO will preach
~ thc wood Hill Methodist church nd
1850 o'clock and az the Fairviev eii1rcb
az ? 90 o'clock
h'E. kelly. % Darlington. Pa. Will
IlttNu Wf ine Allen Grove rTrHhvfrrinn
, lulgh "n sunday evening at .f5 81 m.
IN. comes az "a candidate Tor the work
.tI". WHICH mas been made vacant hy
~. reals Naiiou % KUt. % a UfIIfa
ne quarterly communion service Will
Pc Irld 90 The Mt OlIrrf so D. rEurrf
rihlaf evening nt s.fa d. u Tns
quarterly conference was hold conn. 49,.
Hhp nNt on account O| OBJ, uIHr...f ..u.
II .h ..un' nIF being uuHII. fn attend ffn
com -I.m-u.- u va - MI
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-08-20
ORWELL.

A daughter was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. H. j Prindle.
Mrs. w. X. Sawyer of Sudbury has
been guest of Mrs. c. H. Lewis.
The Sunday school of the Congrega.
tional church will hold its annual picnic.
Wednesday, August %, at Sunset lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Raymond and
son of Fort Edward, N. Y. are here
with his parents.
DR.. L. B. Rowe and family. who went
to Troy, N. Y by automobile Friday,
returned the first of the we k.
George Needham of Albany, n. Y,
was in town last week
Miss H. NJ Cocks of New Y ork is
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. f. Lille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mead of Shore
ham spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Otis Wisell.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-08-20
PANTON.

Mrs. Emma haine of Worcester, Mass,
has been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. John Otis, who has been visiting
relatives il Tilton, n. H., has returned
home.
Miss Laura Parent and sister, Mrs.
Cole of New York city are visiting their
cousins, Mrs Friend Adams and Mrs.
Samuel Gaines.
Miss Mary Turner of Lincoln has re-.
turned home after weeks visit to
Mrs George b. Allen.
Mrs. Willard Norton spent the week
end with Mrs. Herbert Norton.
Warren Kellogg of Vergennes spent A
part of last week with his uncles.
George B and Henry j. Allen.
Miss Mary Adams and Mrs. George B.
Allen recently visited Mrs Jessie Dixie
of Addison.
Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Cornell are at
tending campmeeting at Spring Grove.
Mr. AID Mrs. Walter Kellogg and fam.
lly of Vergennes spent Sunday at George
Sprague's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ten Brooke of
Toronto, Canada, are spending the sum-
mer at his sisters, Mrs. Lyman Kents.
Several from here went on the excur-
sion to Ausable Chasm Wednesday.
Mrs. Miller of East Chicago. ILL.,, is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Farnsworth.