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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
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ating near the Belgian coast. fighting
of a desperate character has broken
in the centre. notably to the north
east OF Scissors. which through bonn
bardments. seems likely to suffer the
fate of Rheims, and further east, in
the vicinity OF Perthes and Because
.our. from which points the allies have
been trying 10 reach the important
railway TO the north. the seizure Of
which would cut one OF b German
main arteries OF communication.
The official communications OF the
cOntending nations do not agree as to
the outcome Of the recent fighting in
these areas The allies claim to have
forged ahead from Scissors: the Ger
mans say these attacks have not been
fruitful and that fighting is proceeding.
The allies contend that they have
advanced north of Perthes and still
hold the ground at BcausejOur TO the
north and east. The Germans make
no mention of fighting 10 the north OF
PCrthes but m%ailtain that they have
advanced east OF the village. TIE
fighting in the vicinity of B~eausejour
which the allies consider so import.
ant. they ignore.
Neither East Prussia nor Poland
furnish any change In the general
situation. and. strangely. the Russians
have added little with reference TO
the expected invasion OF Hungary by
way Of Bukowina. although more
than a week ago they claimed TO be
at the threshold. II Is conceded,
however. that practically the whole
OF Bukowina Is now In Russian hands
and dispatches reaching London from
Bucharest say that thousands OF fuEi-
tives from that territory are crossing
the Roumanian frontier. some OF
them proceeding 20 Vienna II n IN
the developments arising from the
occupation OF Bukowlna that interest
Is now centered. as IL IL believed 10
have an immediate bearing on the
Roumanian situation.
Marking Time
The British military experts. con-
ceding that there o. = virtual dead.
lock elsewhere. are marking time
pending the crisis.
Little authentic information has
been received regarding the Turkish
army In tho Caucasus since Russia
dealt Do such r heavy blow. Italy.
according 60 latest reports. g. rush
ing troops 20 her Islands IN Aegean
sea on the Of Asia Minor so
sh" may be prepared for eventual
ties
The report hat Turkey was pre-
pairing % invade Egypt with a camel
corps is followed tonight b. = report
that Turkey has abandoned this en-.
terprisc. fearing the decentralization
of troops in Syria which would
threaten her line 81 communication.
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PROCLAMATION
INC a.
CNc. a.
rroeiA.sson ana sSties Of riseuoa for
sehooi non tssus ane Levy.

.1aa Aasus 1Ea LrN
To TIE Quslined Votes q Rehland Dis.
tuct In the County o. Chio and
state % West Virginia
TAKE NOTICE
THAT. az = iegs- meeting o. the Board
- EdueHuon % Richland District. In the
County 81 Ohio. and state OF West Viz
siniA held on the 22nd dsy % Dccsme~-,
lsl. the following order Was adopted
and entered on record namely
IL a~ppesrins TO the Board Of Education
o. Richisnd District that 20 acconmc-
date properly the said youth OF school
age residing In said district "a T. neces-
sary 70 issue bonds I'm the sum % SSe.-
eee.oe. a. provided BY chapter 20 Of the
Acts % the Legislature. 1911. IN order 20
procure niorey for ths purpose Of build
Ing. compleung. enlargtnE. repairing and
tyrnishing The school houses IN -aid Dis.
hat this proposed bonded Ia
deotcdncss together Vith the pres
ent existing Indebtedness DO not eN-
taxable property IN said district a.
aseertAined by the last assessment tor
state and county taxes And said Board
Of Education being OF the opinion that
In section 81 OF chapter -. Acts OF the
Legislature. extra session. 1908. will not
produce sufficient funds TO pay the IN
terest on said bonded Indebtedness aud
provide a sinking fund for the discharge
81 the principal In the number OF years
authorized by the issue OF raid proposed
.H-a NANARAA n III n maximum rhfNANA
bond lew as hereinafter mentioned TO
pay the interest and provide a sinking
fund.
Therefore In pursuance OF the fore
scins aud said chapte 20 OF said Acts
OF the Lczislature OF 1911. N Is hereby
resolved and ordered that the Board OF
Education % said RichlAnd District do
borrow money Ina the sum Of $50. 0O0.0 90
and issue and sell bonds 20 raise said
amount for the purpose Of building.
completing charging. repairing and fur
nishing the school houses.to-wit Center
Narwccd School located in warwood
llchland District. Ohio County.w West Nir-
ginia. and Richland Consolidated School
located ON short Creek. In Richland Dis
trtct. Ohio COUNTY. West Virginia.
Ana To provide more definitely CON
corning said bonds "a f. further ordered:
I said bonds shall b. 100 In number
OF the denomination Of $500. 90 each. and
numbered from one TO 100. both inclu-
sive. eo~nsecutvcly. making In the aggrc-
gate $4,000. 90.
?. said bonds shall bear date on the
10Th day Of February. 1915. and b. pay
able as follows:
Feb - l92S. Bonds from No. 1 to No.
! u. both inclusie.
. Esb. Il. 1929 NJ IS u ava N
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STILL ALARM
Children Believed To Nave Been ne.
sponsible For Fire That Was
Quite Serious Yesterday.

Fire. supposed 10 have been started
~ some children playing under a
front porch. partially DESTROYED a
y AZ so ll25 Alley r.. yesterday
called the Fort Henry and the At.
lantic truck The IRE had spread
through the wall into the cavity be.
tween he w~ainscoting and tho
weatherbOsrdinE. and through 10 the
roof % the house
n is stated that the damage viii
amount % about $50 The children
a quite q narrow escape from
burning themselves I'D. "a befnE
that the ere was started I'M
q manne under n front porch
20 cut OF the avenue Of their escape
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ALL OVER
BABY'S BODY
ltched and Burned. Clothing Irri-
tated. Face Badly Dis6gured.
Used One Cake Cuticura Soap
and 0neiBos Ointment. Before
Finished Trouble Was Gone.

Route .. H~untinxdon. renn-~At thrss
months old my baby broke out ufth hgxters
al over bis body. They would form sor-s
which re could not cure. They looked IN.
burn blsters and they itehed and burned 80
that II va almost impossible for him 60
Seep ~ night. Whenever be scratched
them they would make a bad sore and hi,
ciothing irr1tsted them 50 that he KEEP, no.
awake . greater part % the night. His fAos
vas badly disnxured
Il got different kinds Of salve- but thew
didn't do him any good. Then noticed
an Advertisement OF Cutieura soap and
Ointment 30 sent for n sample. They helped
him - much that ! bought q cake Of Cut
eura soap and a Dor Of C~uticura Ointment
would battle him good IN Cuticura SOAP
and apply the CuticurA Ointment twice
daily and before I had finished them IN.
sores had entirely disappeared and the
trouble was gone" Csigned) Mr. MyrA d.
Nesbitt. Oct. s. 1914.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticur.. Dept. T., Bo,-
ton" Sold throughout the world.
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COUNCIL TONIGHT
Mayor Kirk ssues Call for Meeting
Nothing o. Special lmpor.
ancs Mentioned

Mayor Kirk yesterday issued a can
ior the regular meeting Of council 20
To held this evening Nothing vas
specified on the call but DO will include
me report 81 The committee on ordIn-
hnces and several resolutions that will
DO oucrrd One of these will be-. Dr.
Understood 10 revoke the license %
george LaFomarcluO. who was gnnd
lr police court Tor allowing younc
boys % loaf in his pool room MONTHLY
'nuchers. reports and etc. uIU D.
Eune Owe
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TWO APPEAL CASES
Are Scheduled % BE Heard m Cir.
cult Court Today

Two appeal cases are scheduled 70
1Wr up tnls morning IN Part Two OF
fIr Circuit court before Judge New
man One ~ these cases is STYLED
Joseph Szcorh w. Tho Wheeling
facUon Company. and The other be-
John S~kvromskey We Adam Kurt
These caroa are rather large and NAV
not Do finished today. since the case
of Fergu-On vs. porterfeid Dr. 10 BE-
finished This morning
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FAILS TO SATISFY
(co.unusd Prom Pir,, r.x.,

foreign Office. The United States. IL
Is pointed out. has endeav1red Without
ever since the beginning OF the
war TO obtain information from Great
Britain as to the reasons for deten-
lions. and has asked vainly for infor-
mauon as TO the general rules gov
erning the activities Of the british
meet in connection with neutral COM
merce. Tho American government
SHOWS That scores of ships have been
detained only through shipping COM
panies and exporters. REQUESTS for
Information at London have usually
been met with a statement tta. ships
were released. and efforts L. obtain
explanations OF each case have been
without success. This was stated az
thoratively today though Their. was
srauhcation over he promice In the
last part OF h note that Great
Britain now was prepared when
ever a ship coming from the United
states Is detained 10 explain the case
on which such detention tas taken
place"
10 misleadina.
Perhaps more than any other point
in the British note. the citation of
statistics showing large increases in
the commerce OF the United States
with neutrals, was regarded here as
n misleading. Govern
ment officials a hess increases are
due largely TO the fact thai prices of
American commodities have risen,
n neutral countries are unable 10
get from the ~belligerent countries con
uguous 10 them many OF the ordinary
necessities Of life.
There is no sympathy IN official
quarters with the British argument
that the United States had made the
situation more difficult by ordering
that manifesto be kept secret until
thirty days after a ship sails. Amer
lean shipeprs asked Tor this change
TO protect their trade secrets. and II IL
commended that a mere examination OF
the manifest Of a ship at sea Is Just
as good as publishing K beforehand.
II Is regarded a. certain that the
United States will continue to insist
hat ships must be taken into port
for search only when sufficient proof
exists to warrant the suspicion that
they carry c~ontraband destined to an
enemy.
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You're not urryinr 90 work his
morning.
Tn not thar
"s'pose q luke like you DON'T mind
losing arf IN 'our
Look ere HUl our um.kaepera
dauEhtsr We married Yesterday ana 0
teli you ~ zee there 90 Tins this morn
ss No fatbers cart =Ttt-Bua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12

Sherins and Clerks OF the circuit
county courts from many counties
OF the state are In Charleston these
days, lobbying. IL Is understood
against the proposed county salaries
bill which would eliminate the fees
system In various offices.
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Sample Each Free by Mail

measures are being bitterly opposed
by the railroad companies.
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Sheriff A. T. Sweeney, Of Ohio
County. and Sheriff G. z. Hutchinson,
OF Marshall County. were in the city
today. but both declared they had
Sheriff Sweeney left at noon. for
Wheeling.
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legislative committee OF the
West Virginia Forest. Fish and Game
protective Association is in session
here. preparing a number of bills 10
be presented TO the legislature. The
committee hopes to ecu consider
able legislation looking toward the
preservation OF game. fish and forests
and among other things. hopes 10 Sc
cure an appropriation for the estab-
lshment OF a FISH hatchery. State
Forest, Fish and Game Warden / A
~Niquesney arrived in the CITY this
morning and will spend several DAYS
At the capital. Attorney ]. B. Hand
Ian, OF Wheeling. and Rev. II. c.
Myers, OF Moundsville. are members
OF the legislative committee OF the as
ISOLATION.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturers. Jobbers, BIer.
Chants and OtheraW WHOLESALE nnaIar.

NOTICE 20 Manufacturers, Johbers, HIer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTiC is HEREBY GIVEN. Thar
the state Board OF Control OF the STATE
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at Its office at Charleston. West Virrinia
State Institutions. the financial manage
meut OF which T. vested in said BOARD.
contracts viii be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deal.
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders IN receipt OF REQUESTS
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ta-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia.
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William F. Riley. OF Warwood. state
legislative representative OF the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen. ar
rived In the city this morning and will
remain throughout the session. Mr..
Riley Is In possession Of n number OF
bills which have been grated by the
organization which he represents. The
railroad employees hope especially TO
secure the enactment OF a full crew
bill and an experience bill. These
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The Ohio county delegation. consist.
ing OF Jesse Bloch. Harry A. Weiss
j. ]. Allen and Capt. W. T. Otto
arrived In he city this evening. They
were welcomed by several former
wheeling men, now attaches OF the
various departments OF the State GOV
eminent Including Charles Henning
Assistant Bank Examiner Edward y
Diehl, II. c. Deacon Underwood
VIM. Whiteman, Homer Gray. and
others.
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Among the interested spectators in
Charleston for the opening OF the
legislature is Col. W. II. c. Curtis, Of
wheeling and West Liberty, Ohio
County. Col. Curtis Is a former clerk
or the house. and has attended the
opening days OF many sessions past.
While In Charleston he expects 20
speak several good words for the pro-
posed appropriation for additional
grounds and buildings for West Lib
erty normal.
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DEE

DIE
sunday. January 10. 1915. a.
80 O'Clock D. m.. ~ her late rect.
d~uce Nc. s12 onto street. Warwrod
HANNAH WHITNEY U1LT. widow OF
he lnt" Joseph 500. On the roth year
Nf Der aEf.
Funeral from her tate resIdeure STA obi.
street NarwoUd Tuesday morning
~ o'clock Irt"rmfrt Greenwood reUf.
'ftrF. Friends Ur family invited
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sfrsss iu said Wi-hIaud rrsfr-e,. now
i-iirE and authorized is as follows
Teachers FfnT
h"nd'd and other Indebtedness %
Total
amount OF taxable property OF La
wiifin said NIrhi8nd ufsfrlrf h.
"iysr under mE hand tts -ruf da, OF
GEORGE * rUrETs
HARRY p ROBINSON
Secretary.
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When the legislature convenes We'd
nesday. Clerk John T. Harris, of the
Senate. will call TO the chair Senator
r. +. England. OF Logan, the Oldest
member of that branch in point of
continuous service, who will preside
until an organization Is effected. Hon.
Sept Hall. OF New Martinsville. who
has served in the House OF Delegates
from Wetzel County almost continu-
CIsly for the past forty years, will be
called to the chair % the house by
Clerk John G.. Prichard, and will pre-
side until an organization is effected
in the lower branch.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtSGhN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAL EMBALMEH,
ti22 and 1924 Main strsst
Calls Answered Day or Nlght-.
Store Phones SIS.
6. = HertFchv. Nat Phone 1oEag
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South Carolina in its present con.
the order read.
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~WANTED-MAiE HELP
WANTED-FEMALE HE'LL

wANTEp-Sevcral young ladies Tor
hEh class adVertisinE proposition.
WIZ hcar closest inspection. Csit At me
Chepline ST and ask for M. Patterson
Or MI Carson. : t. ; p m Tuesday snd
N~cdnssdsy ja-ie-h
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CHARLOTTE,

Miss May McGee, who has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. II. c. Thorp. has re-
turned to her home IN Rutland Mass -
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander McGowan have
moved in with their son Albert during
Mr.. Mctiowan's lllness.--Judd a. VIII
liams Is drilling q well for Frank Manor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Reese of Middle
bury have been visiting relatives in
town.-Mrs. j. s. Williams is at the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment-'rhe
bereau and friendship classes of the Sun
day school will have their business meet
ing and election OF officers Wednesday
evening at the home of l.. -. McNeil--
The auditors will meet at the town hall
January @-Mrs. Henry Williams enter
tained party Of ladies Saturday after
noon.-W. c. St Clair is attending the
poultry show In Boston.-Mr and Mrs.
George Carpenter Of Mortified visited
relatives in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs g. r. Carpenter return
cd to their home IN Mortified Monday
after visiting their parents, MIR and Mrs
o. G. Carpentor--Ieonard Lawrence of
Nergennes visited his brother, con over
Sunday.-The diphtheria cases IN town are
on the road to recovery.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. F.. G. Mozart Of Burlington is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
AEan.-Mr. and Mrs. Marble Pierce and
daughter Of Stark sboro We're Sunday Wis
itors at y. Z. Russell s-Charles E.
Church who has been visiting his neph-
e~. G. Z. Hoag. has returned to his home
in Peru, n. Y.-Mrs Fred Shivorette is
recovering from an attack of quinsy.-
Max Green. who is teaching in Hines
burg, was a home over Sunday and
Mrs. George Agan are parents of dauRh-
ter, born Sunday-Albai Provoncha Is at
home from Boston, where he has been
attending an automobile school.--The
usual cottage prayer-neeting viii be omit
ted this week. owing to the revival meet
ings at the Borrow. Earle Meader Is in
Bristol this week working in Hatch :
furniture store during the absence of Mr.
HatCh.-Lester Dean is ill-Ailen Will
liains of Bennington, formerly Of this
town, has purchased of r. II. Nash his
grocery store and dwelling house and will
take possession Soon.--Mr. and Mrs Seth
McNalvin and son, Homer, of Charlotte
visited at F.. G.. Cox's Sunday.-Samuel
Miles, aged so years. died Sunday after
noon at the home Of his son, Frank A.
Miles
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WESTFORD.

The Knights of Pythlas have elected
the following officers: p c.. William
McLane; c. G.. Frank Longe y. -.
II. +. Pierce; probate, sherman Howard;
NJ. Of w, e. r. Paige. X. Of r and 6.
r. r. stone; NJ. of F., Leslie Howard
NJ of A. John Ballard; guard Henry
Atherton trustees, Almond OsGood and
William McLane. The officers OF the
Pythian Sisters AFRO: y. c.. Emma Good
iich, NJ. F.. c. Nettie Ballard; r.. : ,
Cornetia Perry. +. j.. Jessie Pierce:
Mira, Dorcas Hunter. NJ X. G., Jessie
Grow; NJ. of n, Sadie Perry protect r.
Josie Page: guard, I.ura Howard; over
seer for three years, Gertrude MclIane.-.
The Methodist Ladies Aid are to sew
for the Red Cross society.
Rolla \. Perry, Mr. and MIS-. John f.
been appointed social committee for the
improvement society. CYRUS Perry was
given surprise party Monday evening
in honor of his 2lst birthday Sixty
guests We're present.-The Rev Mr..
Daniels announces the subject of next
Sundays sermon as being The I'm
yelled God The funeral Of Blanche
Rawson Humphrey. who died IN Denver.
will be held In Newport January % Mrs
Humphrey was a daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. o. II. Rawson and lived tho early
part Of her ufe In this town
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STARKSBORO.

large number Of students of the
Bristol high school attended the play
given in the town hall by the graduating
class.-Thc Atkins brothers OF Lincoln
visited their sister, Mrs Carroll Hi.
and other relatives over Sunday. Fri =
day evening officers Of the Grange Will
be Installed by State Master Willis
Cady of Middlebury.
Mrs Amanda Chamberlain is in East
Barnard. called there by the serious i'll
ness of her mother. Mrs. Laurancy Palm
er'--Mr. and Mrs. Cady of Middlebury are
the guests of their daughter, Mrs Bert
Ross. There will be "A cottage prayer
meeting AT the home Of r. c. Smith
Thursday night,-John TIT is visiting his
nephew. Walter burlington. in Lincoln
Among those who are III are Mrs - J.
Eddy and Mrs. &. II. Clifford. Mrs. c. F
Clifford and Bert Ross.-Mrs. DIN Ryan
mother. who has been visiting her has
returned to her home in Whrren--The
Christian Culture club will hold an after
noon social at the home of Mrs Julia
Carpenter January ga sawrnill Is be-
Ing erected in Little Boston on land leased
of A. II. Palmer by W. f.. Smith and l..
Balm of Bristol.
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PANTON.

\ somewhat serious accident occurred
at the school in the south district Tues
day when two boys, Charles Way and
Albert Lyons, were playing with re-
volver. The gun was accidentally dis
charged and the bullet passed through
the thumb and forefinger Of the left hand
OF the Way lad, splintcring the bones
and decorating the thumb badly. Tho
boy lives at the home of f. r. GrandeY
and had been cautioned not to use the
revolver at any time
Miss Ma rtha Hawkins and William Ben
son. both Of Ferrishurg, were married at
Carl Benson's. brother of the groom. by
the Rev. J. IA. Long Tuesday.-Mr and
Mrs. Burt Allen of New Haven announce
the birth Of a SON. Harold William. born
January li.-lMr. and Mrs, Warren Nor
ton will entertain the Ladies' Home Circle
Wednesday evening Of next week Carl
Benson, who has been to Glens Falls, y.
Y, returned with his mother, who is much
improved from the paralytic shock which
she suffered at Christmas time The
heavy rain of the first of the week has
filled up empty ponds springs and wells
Mrs, Samuel Gaines went Tu, sday 10
with her husband, Mrs Charles Wright
of New Haven, "A sister of Mr. Gaines ac-
COmDanipl her
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the church Thursday evening. January
IS. A musical program will be presented.
Mrs r. r. Pinney has returned from
Boston. where she has been on a 10
days visit at the home OF Mrs. Stewart
Andrews, a former resident Of this vil-
lage.-There was Joint installation OF
the officers of Arrowanna Rcbekah
Lodge. No. i5. I. q. O. f., and Lake
Dunmore Lodge. No. II, l. q. F..
which WAS held in their hall in the Dyer
block Wednesday evening. District
Deputy Mrs Dixie of Bristol installed
the Rebekahs and District Deputy G w.
Hurlburt Of this village the subordinate.
A banquet was served.-IMr. and Mrs.
Carl O. Frost entertained a few of their
friends at their home on Weybridge
street Tuesday evening Mt card party.
William Reed has returned from Bur-
lington--N1ss Edith Farr has gone to
New York city, where she will spend
few days.-Mr and Mrs. A. &. Hlnsman
and son. Floyd, have returned from
Proctor where they have been 20 visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ Severance,
former residents of Middebury.