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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-02-19
1.-THE MASTER kEY''

1.-THE charge to New York is ST. he
said mildly. ..
Wilkerson scowled. well, rush that
anyway" He strobe out of the little
Office and mounted his horse. The
weary animal tried to turn in toward
it's accustomed corral, but it's rider
refined it sharply back into the road
toward 1.-The Master Key" mine.
II think Gallon will recognize me-"
be muttered to himself.
Tom Kane, who since the beginning
of the camp had been the open handed
but close mouthed cook, sounded his
triangle.
Immediately poured out from the
quarters of the unmarried men q
stream of miners. AS he had done for
many years, Thomas Gallon went to
the window to watch this morning
ceremony. He saw that the men greet
ed John Dorr respectfully, yet gen.
tally.
1T was lucky day when John Dorr
came" he muttered to himself. Then
his eye caught the figure of horse
man riding leisurely down the street.
apparently careless of the scowls from
the men against whom he brushed
roughly.
The old man rubbed his eyes feebly
and looked again. Yes, it was true
He could never mistake that figure or
that saturnine visage. God! Why had
his bullet not gone through that face?
He reached for his gun with somewhat
of the vigor of youth; he was safe now.
One shot out of that window and that
figure that had haunted him for years
would tumble and fall and forever dis
appear from his life. He could do it.
He put the gun down quietly and
dropped his chin on his breast. He re-
allied that his years Of struggle had
broken down the indomitable spirit of
his youth and his pride. He was an old
man; he could not keep Wilkerson from
! coming back.
Harry Wilkerson saw that face at
the window, and his smile hardened
He thought he would take Gallon by
surprise possibly. but before he raped
Smyrna times., 1915-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed Nicholson
OF Wilmington. formerly OF Dover,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mist Ellen Hayes NiehOl.
son, to Mr.. Randolph Barksdale
Shackelford. sOn Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis W. Shaekelford, of Charleston.
S. c., and a nephew of Mr.. Hamilton
NJ Barksdale. Miss Nicholson is a
member of judicial family. Her
father was formerly Chancellor of
Delaware and her grest-great- grand
father. was William Killen, first
Chancellor of Delaware. also First
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
under the State Constitution of 177lS.
holding this Office until appointed
Chancellor under the Constitution Of
1892. On her mothers side she is
descended from Judge Alexander
Laws Hayes Of Lancaster. Pa. No
definite date has been set for the we'd
ding, but it will probably be some
time in February.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-15
HEAD DOVER OLD FOLKS HOME

State directors for the Palmer
Home for the Aged have been selec-
ted by the board of managers as fol.
lows: Mrs. Tillie Sudler, Bridgeville; /;
Mrs. Ella COrdray, Pennington; Miss
Ada Warren, FELTON,; Mrs. Thomas
V. Cahall. Frederick; Mrs. Willie
Jones. Georgetown; Mrs. Henry C.
Woleott. Harrington; Mrs. John W.
Fooks. Laurel; Mrs. Peter Chambers,
Lewes; Mrs. Margaret NAPLES. Mil
ton; Mrs. Charles Derrickson. Mid
dletown: Mrs. Seldom Deemer. New
Castle; Mrs. Ella C. Emery, Seaford
Miss Nettie Davis. Greenwood; Mrs.
Annie w. Hazel. Cheswold; Mrs. II.
A. Richardson. Dover. Dover Benev-
olent Society has elected Mrs. William
Dyer president.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-15

the Sussex County Levy Court in re-
ply to letter sent by the Kent Coun-
ty Levy Court a month ago. relative to
an agreement by the two counties.
for an appropriation to the Girls In
dustrial School Of Wilmington. for the
purpose of supporting each eounty's
quota Of pupils. in which the Sussex
County Court expressed the opinion
thatiit had no suthOrity to make an
appropriation whatever for such in
mates unless authorized by q special
act of Legislature The Kent County
Levy Court will make their own ap-
preparation to the school as they have
been requested 70 DO.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-15
Farms For Sale

Farm OF 100 acres ~ miles wcst of Clay
ton, buildings all nearly new. Fruit and
stock fsrm.
Also another farm Of 100 acres adjoining.
no buildings but 20 acres of fine timber.
Apply 20
JOSEPH r. JEFFERSON,
Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-15
KENT WILL PAY S 4ARE

Sussex County Decides That II Cannot
Help Girls Industrial School
At the session of the Kent County
Levy Court, w. J. Bowen. a Kent
county constable. of West Dover,
presented his resignation. on account
Of i'll health. The resignation was
accepted and Elisha R. Wright. of
Hartley. was elected in his place.
A communication was received from
Smyrna times., 1915-12-15
WANTED.

Honest, sober and Industrious man with
family would like position on farm as man.
ager OF foreman. Dairy or grain farm pre-
ferred. Have had experience on both.
Present address.
JAS. g. IRONS,
H42 Market Street.
Camden. N. j..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-20

PaSa a la pagina S, coIumna 3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-20
;OUIENES TIENEN MENOS YER
CUENZA?

Los p~eri0dicos carranclanes publ
can todos los dias, llenos de un rego-
clio apost6lico. notici&S de defec-
clones de icfes viliistas que Sc pa
san con armas. bagajes ' unas a!
constitucionalismo. BESIDE Ia bora
' momento en- que los muchachos del
NAL comprendido Paquito Villa reel
ben la ~absoluci6n carranciana Gejan
de ser aranguistas. bandidos Y
cionarios para convertirse en- seno-
res generates. defensOres a~bnegadoS
de la causa del pueblo Y cast, cast.
benemGritos de la patria.
Repetimos Ia pregunta que hici-
mos al comenzar: ;quitn tiene me-
nos vergiienza? LOS montoneros
que Sc pasan co5ardemente al enc
migo V abanGonan a su companefo
De latrocinios cuando este "a no pue-
de dominar plaZas para entregarse-
las a SUI rapina. 0 los que aceptan I
quleneS les parecIeron en- un tlcnl-
30 odiosisimos y d~espreciables?
Habria que dedicarse a p%rofundos
estudios de criminalogia para aver
guar de cu&l lado hay mas mise.;a
Y mas impudor, pero no hacen fa!-
Ia conocimientos de ningun& especie
para prever 10 que sera de X patria
on manos de csc congloMerado dc!
crimen. de esos elementos diSolvcE-
ties a quicnes une IL convenience del
momcnto, pero que no podran olFi-
dar que un dia Sc combaticron 4
muerte arrastrados por IN odio in
cytirguible.
La revolution carranZa-villist2.
que no ha Sido otra cosa que I'm plei-
to de gatos a la pucrta de n dea-
pensa. parece resoiverse en- una SUI
mission de los felinos dcrrotados = los
victoriosos, pero. icuanto tardaran
"quelIos en- sacar las unas nueva-
mente?
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POL|TICA NENUDA

I acusaci0E que p%resent0 el carranci5-
4 Enrique ". Paniagua, en- el Con-
sejo de Guerra que conden0 4 muer-
te al senor Ing. don Alberto Garcia
Granados. ex-Ministro de Goberra-
ci6n del Presidente Huerta. Fl do
cumento aludido de- una idea clara
de 10 Que son los generates carran-
cistas V suS consoles de guerra. De-
muestra palpablemente 10 que puede
esperarse lie esas gentes que adop-
tan todas las pOSturas y las formG-
las De las personals c~iviliZadas, pero
que en- cl fondo no son mas que los
igHoraMtcS V perversOs que Sc adue-
haron de una situacion, Y con tCda Ia
malGad Y Ia ignorancia de. mundo sc
burlan de los mas Sa%rados derechos.
atroDellan Ia ju~sticia Y hacen de In
ley un puHal cue a~sesina al que tie
ne IN desgracia de caer en- sus Ma
nos. La requiSici0n de Paniagua 70
6 tl t'luI!iIlLIp SSISIC tNpc'NN'
que formula cargos ~fundandose Eli
hechOs comcretoS Y de acuerdo con
los preceptos legales. Is Ia andana-
da de injurias. soez Y de~svergonza-
ia del rutian frente a su victima -
tada Dc pies Y manos. No es un do
cumento judicial; es I'm desahogo
Gonde la passion poiitica 10 encgrcce
TODD. No es el ~representantc de ia
ley cl que habla en- IA reGuisit0Tia.
sinO e. verduCn cue sab" de antcm2-
no Ia suerte que Va j tO"rcr la victi-
ma : Sc da eli innoble placer de in
sultarla anteS de dar!c muerte. En-
tractando algunas fraseS de las que
contiCnc n tantas veceS dicha rcGui-
sitoria pOdran darse cucnta nuestros
~lcctorcs. De 10 que cs cl documento
= DC como imparten i~ust;cia los "a
.lrancistas. He III Unos cu@Etos no.
tones de muestra: Garcia GranadoS
cs IN miserable traidor;" ahi estu"o
prescnte ell imbtcil Felix Diaz;' "'los
ministries c0ncurrentcS fueron cl Gle
rical Francisco l.. De n PARA. el
j~esuita Gara'2 C~anados. el ladrdn
Manuel Mondra%pn.' "ci bcoi0
Huerta." "el banGido C;rGenaS."
Son e<&, fraaas CO una persona
medic Jeccnte siuuiera?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-20

cstimulantes; tampoco ~neceSita jul
pm. mos n esnec;aI antonaci6n nue.
ia y las froses ".pacifista" O 'Wood-
row Wilson," hasta para hacer ente.l-
der 10 oue desea."
C,,ordo l., soria de rotas onviadas
.,,.;u,uo,+o Alor,,,io doho ,ooor
l,.. 49, ,.oror5 al. -. C6,,o ~,
,.L:.m nosoIa ou.ol.,. - p,.os;
5-. w. -; -, oo.a,,o.,
T.:y ,,t;om ...aao - onor+,
1Iol - Laaan1ar NJ a..om 49,.
paasauaI- - nor ,,d;a e6Io COW my.
,;5o,;o do Ios Fs+ados 1rridos Co.
!, puos:d,,.. .;aro rro ,.oz ri dora
.,o IL +~orru1or -, ro1;,ica :. 5esda
los comienzos de la Administration
de Wilson, aguarde con V~erdaGero de-
SEQ " que 10 h'cler"' au"q"e Sle''PFe
~
4''
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(Poc Julian Street,
Continual

Aunque Su lenguaje es violento,
iamas es ~''fuertc" en- el scntido y
~a3licaci6n usual de esta palabra. Con
scspecto = 81 OTatoria. como 4 otraS
cosas. Il siempre e]jecuta 10 cue pre-
dica: por csa raz6n 10 llamo el Al
m:rante Mahan "un caballero c~ristia-
no." pero en- ell Sentido en- que Dis
raeli cscribij de alguien, "su c~ristia-
aismo cs,i en- 81 ser" Hablamos So
Dre variaa materials, sin cue Sc des!i-
ara Ell su conversation niHguna pa
,abra p~rofana. Del Ministro de Ma
::aa. ror ejemplo, lego a decir "es
ul SecreIario horroroso.' 10 que So
40 Gc una manera terrible. De otro
hcmbre cuya conducta deSaprueba di-
ic: "csa criatura," y ell mas terrible
c~alificativo que OF salir de sus labios,
Fl I'm m0meato de irritation, fuG Ia
u paiabra ,mofeta.' nombre zool6gi-
60 de un animal pestilente. Ash eS
ne. 81 Il idea que Sc tenga del carac-
80 dc III PreSidcnto 0 de I'm EXPIRE
siicntc, impiica Ia de un ser apaci-
bic. sobrenatura!. mitad hombre, mi
I'D dos. de florida y amena CONVEX
saci6n. come Ia de Juan MacCullough,
en- las PiaGras de Fenecia, de Ruskin.
-. e, reaito. Ia conception de TN
P~residente noGelo. entonceS nj RooSe-
Welt, nj 81 lenguaje en- publico o en-
privado Sc aiusran a IN tipo de esta
uatugaleza.
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Nc soy oportunista.'

T.-r-nlgEI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-20
FL ho1nbre mas inportante de [. Unidos
10 que hubiera hecho Roosevelt

a aborrecer por complete las frases
heraosas = bien pulidas."
e. CoroneI Roosevelt conoce per-
fectamente que es criticado con Sc
veridad 4 causa de sus ataques con-
ira Ia Administration y mientraS
unos los a~iribuyen ! motives politi-
cos, otros son de parecer que, aun-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-20

Htu-hos DE- 10: c:ea:i3cos e Ez-07- cca-;3cr-G
,l "Crys:o.is," e. uCevo P-sFSr--g ,Sg!ss, c.L-S
rns-sy.lsso Gekcuor.m!eato C. SIEl5.
Los iueces de las E-posioEss Dc G-csc-as : Paris
.5i-iiclr5r con er-CsEasGao - =sta.a - co =
ss:e recaed!o ,s=aTZioso para k-.s- czl.r= E.
Jesorss De haha- o5tsu;to los i-7e~Eo5 aw5-t
csnaS nos han eSc-.to E~Is.s-es &c AC-o-ss = -l--
ie-es Ge tcGas parties Gel u-&Gc, G@G.:ss;~a-a~o
.cs -esrlta4os ser0-eEa!es cue han co2sesEi-o
COZ e. $50 es este remeGio. Personals qE- Alc
sstzto caivss duraats 30 a1os, snO-a sc vac--io-.%a
q posser cabSIlos he-nCsos. O;-as rerseEssr c~e
han sa:-ito &c easos toGa 81 vids, han consegCi2o
IN c-ero caballUdo linpio : sano: con solo aaaS
sPtcacioaes &c ests C-OGs :n--~E-E7S=
No impo-:a c-e VG. pa5e=ca &c ?e-ilGs de- ga
oe.lo, canaS preEs.UraS, cA6cLo saEslaSo. SS0e-C
3 tresil. essps, picazo1 sr e. caero SaSe-u-o, Q
e~EAlQCte- otro rsGsc!liscto &c. caOsl!o, - qEs de
asaraos 81 Cue Va gE.sbe E! "C-ysscGs" eGez-ro
Gsaso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-20

FL Corone! Roosevelt, acostumbra
tomar IN POGO de vino ligero, pero
10 fuma. Uno de sus amigos eXplica
81 abstinencia en- estos terminus:
"Es tai su vitalidad. que no ~necesita
del alhocol nj de Ia nicotina como
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-20
NO PUEDE SER.

Tn telegrama llegado aver de Nue.
"a York tra2 Ia monstruosa rOticia
de que cl general Huerta sera pucs-
= disposition de los carranciStaS
cuando las condolences dc Mexico me-
~;orcn.
Eos ;nclinamos 4 Greer cue Sc ira
e de uE canard. Los EstaGos Uni
dos no son capaces de comcter il
infamia scmejantc. No a2bcmos de
@adie, 4 menos cue sea IN mcnstruo,
que haya arroiado a IN hombre I
una cueva de fieras salvaies.
Los Estados Unidos :aben perfec-
t@mcn;e que cntregar Il Hucrta 4
los carrancistas cs l~lovavlo no sola-
mentc 4 Ia muerte. 81 no 4 Ia tor
tura Y ! Ia ignomin!a, pues clos
Nos Estados UniIosl meier cue ma
die estan corvencidos de que Carran-
-. 4 pesar De la legalidaG yanQui
con que 10 ungieron J del manic do
Aa.ras Y De estreilas con que cubrie-
ron Sus iacr&s. seguira siendo el mis-
no: cl vcngativo. ell cruel. cl encarni-
zado contra sus eEan!igoS, el viola
dor de leyes Y derechos.
No creemos. pues. en- la cnormidad
prn so oDuDcin
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= danes -rs c~a-sz:.. sngp7a, sin ia7o2e- con
G:ciozes cs -.agc2a eSPscie, que 20 le cuesta II
solo c~eGtsvo. :: no &c p~o2emos PRO. =. Cue cor e.
"C-ysto,:s" 50 r~"nsi-uc ;ado 10 cue pret"ntenos,
:. a1a, i-%TC-ta2-e, posee5acs 5aSTa1te GiIero para
~sos:cae- are=c-a Sara2t:a- C5-tess q aGj"1:o
cup31. : e.T.sselOs roy COZ 81 ao-bre = dizac.
c!va. di-iS.szdO.o :
C-esIo Laboratories, Box $50. S~;rEhamton. y. !.
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LA PAZ REiNA EN- VARSOVIA.

LA PAZ REiNA EN- VARSOVIA.
De Mexico nos llega Ia noticia de
que IL viuda del p~eriodista Pauline
Martinez. sonora Clorinda Herman
dcz. Y su hija. senorita Aurora Mar
tineZ, fueron reducidas Il prisi6n. a.
cusadas de ayudar a los Zapatistas,
facilitindoleS parQue Y armas.
Terrible dcbe ser la tirania que
sufre un pals donde las mujeres sc
vuelven revolucionarias,
IVA no necesitamos if a Russia pa
Ia yer c~rueldades.
LA REQUISlTORIA DE PANIA-
qua.
Tenemos a Ia vista el texto de la
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Lewis Savage. who fell and broke the
cap to his knee, was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. Lois iioag, who
went To the MarN Fletcher hospital few
weeks ago for treatment, returned to her
home Fridav.-The Ladies' Aid society
will hold work meeting Thursday after
noon at the parsonago.-The members
of the Grange held strawberry
social at the Grange hall Wednesday
evening.-At the ball game Saturday the
score was to in favor of Grand Isle
Miss Helen Green Of Boston arrived
Wednesday to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Willis Gordon -Nieflin
Bulls ana daughter are visiting at Frank
Bullis' 49, Bertha Branch and Mrs. r. f.
Minckler are uuarentined for mumps.-
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gage and Mr.. and
Mrs George Gage called on friends in
town SUNDAY. Mr. Gage was formerly
butter-maker at Samson's creamery.
Peter Dubuque died at the home of his
son. Reuben Dubuque, saturday after
several weeks illness
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
MONTGOMERY.

The following ministers ana their wives
of the Evangelical Adventist conference
were entertained at dinner on Monday
by the Rev. w. G. Mansfield. The Revs.
A. Wallis. y. II. Brock. William Hartley.
The Rev. j. champion and three mem
hers of his Sunday school class. the
Misses Norton and Miss Sears were en-
tertaned at the house of Mrs. l.. shower
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hawley and the
Misses Norton and West were cntertain-
ed at Eli Shangraw's. The above also
had attended the Vermont and Province
Quebec annual conference. held at BelVi-
dere Center.-Miss Dorothy Parker has
been at home from burlington for a
few days Otis Lambert of New York is
visiting relatives in town.-rhe Ladies'
Aid society held a business meeting in
the parsonage Monday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs A. Provo have been visiting rela-
tives in Sheldon.-Allen German is at
home from Brigham Academy. Bakers
field, where he was graduated last week
AT the Methodist Church the subject
Sunday morning will be, "The Empty
Seat" The address to children will he
on ''Swimming." The evening subject
will be "A Despoudent preacher'
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs H. H. Rossier and two
children spent few days last week with
Mr.. Rosters parents, Mr.. and Mrs Emile
Rossler. in Newport-The little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Brouilette fell from the
Vcranda Thursday and fractured one arm
William Rushford Is visiting his broth
err, Harvey Rushford in East Enosburg
Mr. and Mrs Henry Mcssier attended
the commencement exercises at Brigha m
Academy Wednesday. Very Murray and
their daughter, Dorothy Messier returned
with them Thursday.-Albert sharon of
Montreal, +. q. is spending a few DAYS
with his sister. Mrs D. n. T Borthwick
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Lumbra of Mont
EomerN Center We're guests at Charles
Bushfords TuesdaY-The funeral of Mrs
Laura Lumfra, who died at the home of
hey son. Homer Frazier Friday was held
at the church sunday Vitl burial at the
village. w. f. Shangraw and daughter,
Marjorie, were in Montreal Monday, re-
turning homo that night with Mildred. who
has been in the Royal Victoria hospital
Tor surgical treatment. She has returned
IN good health after her case had been
considered hopeless.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

\ delegation of 80 or more from St
Adams werc in town Sunday, making the
trip by automobile Ralph Chase. &.
Fuller Smith, NJ. L. Hopkins, and j. w.
Wood of St Adams were business call
ers in town Tuesday. as was also y. A..
Rushford of that place. y. GardNne
and family went to Burlington Tuesday
to attend the graduating exercises at
Mt. st. Mary ACadcmy.-C. L. Reed of
Richford. editor of the journal. was in
town MondaN.-P. II. Coleman, who has
been quite i'll, is able to he at his office. -
George Porter of this place is making
extensive repairs in Richford, drawing
the lumber from this place.-R NJ. Buck
Is making arrangements to move to Phil
adclphia, the Nelson Hall company
having acquired some property near that
city, in camden, n. j., where they Will
finish some of their veneer boxes. Mr.,
Buck, who is secretary of tn" company.
has made many friends since his stay in
town.-lIector Bailey has rented rooms
IN ". g. stevens home on Main street
and is getting ready to begin housckeep-
inE.-'Mss Chariot Hopkins of Richford
is at H. II. Marcys.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Harry o. Powers of Richfurd is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. E. Cowan.--Miss Lila Cowan. who has
been teaching i'm Rchford is spending
the vacation at hOme.-Miss Mary Larock,
aged 70 years, died June l6 and the tuner
a. was held at ST. Georges Church. the
Rev. y. .. II. DOrion officiating
and Mrs Ralph Houghton and children
of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Houehton and Mr.. IIoughton of Charles
town. \. H., and Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Houghton of Brattleboro are the guests
of the Rev and Mrs. .. K. IIoughton.
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Farrand Of Seattle
Wash. are spending a month with Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Farrand. Miss Eliza beth
McNaney of Barre Is spending the vaca-
ton at home. She was ACCOMPANIED by
Master Lorraine Carroll
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covered from his wounds as to be sent
to hospital In England.--Miss Mamie
Weafer left Tuesday for a stay of
month as guest of her brother, John
Weafer of Dorchester, Mass, also with
relatives In Boston and vcnity.-Mrs. p.
D. Kelley and son, Wiley are guests OF
the formers brother, Il. NJ. Wiley at
Caspian Lake.-NIr. and Mrs. =. G. Jones
expect to move in few days from tho
Hurlhurt house on Court street to the
Beard house On Maple street, recently
purchased by them Extensive repairs
have been made to the house and they
are now building new barn.Roy
Stearns has rented the house vacated by
Mr.. Jones and will move his family there
from Mrs. j. a. Bundy's house.-W. NJ.
Mcacham, who has been employed as
night operator i'm the local telephone Of
flee for three years, has completed his
duties thcre.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Berry
and infant daughter of Jersey city, ~ j.,
came Tuesday to visit Mrs. Berry s
mother, Mrs. f.. f. Darling.
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lAM0|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.


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Governor Gutes will attend the celebra-
tion and plans for new features are being
made.--The unmarried people will have
the progi am at the regular meeting OF
evening In return for the married peo-
pies" program carried out at the pre-
vious meeting. Evangelist Lewis f..
Smith, who is holding a series of meet
ngs at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
has invited the members of all the local
fraternA organizations to attend the
meeting Thursday evening. On Sunday
afternoon at three O'Clock there will be
a mems meeting at the church, when
Mr.. Smith will speak upon Change
Your liitching Post. Miss Bessie Mayott
Keene. ~ H., visited Miss Jennie Wells
and other friends in stowe Tuesday, com
ing in Miss Stocliwells CARE. Lawrence
Bigelow of the Buckley School for Boys
of New London, Conn. is with his
parents. Mr. and Ms. r. r. BgeloW, for
the s,\nmer-Mrs. e. NJ. Watts and
daughter, Miss Marjorie Watts. Mrs.
Leon Butts and son, Stanley. and Miss
went Wednesday to Lake Mansfield for
a weeks stay at tn" Smith cottage
Leo A. Edison has purchased the
Merriam farm in stove fiolloW.--Miss
Bernicc Town has completed Il two years
course in the Castl"ton Normal school
and is at home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Town.-Mr ana Mrs Philip
T.. Adams. who have visited Mr.. Ada ms's
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. |. r., Adams, ON
their wedding tour, left Tuesday for
side. DIR. and Mrs. Il. H. Butteriield and
children, who nave also visited their
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs Adams returned
80 North Troy Tuesday by automobile
= uoir sister. Miss Jessie Adams accom-
panied them homc--Mrs. jerome y.
Ayers has been in Triton. ~ H., this
week to attend the funeral of her sister
in-law. Mrs \. +. Wad".-Mrs Lawson
of Wolcott has moved into rooms in
Mrs. Hannah knights house ON Bridge
street Miss Jennie Hodge aud Miss
Mabel Shackloton of New Rochelle.
~ Y, Mrs J. II. McQuadc Of Chicago,
II. l.. Straw, Miss Minnie Straw and
5 n. Warren visited Nt Mansfield We'd
nesday.-Thero will be no preaching ser
vice at Unity Church during July. on
July p the sermon will be reply to
the question why Preach Christ Longer.
| When 1900 Yeas of Prea ching Has Done So
| Little Toward Redeeming the World?"