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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
PLAINFIELD

Herbert Knapp returned from Mary
Fletcher hospital Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Smith and Mr.
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hudson of South
Ryegate spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
D. II. Hollister.
Miss Lenora Batchelder of Randolph is
spending few days with Misses Jane
and Abba Clark.
Mrs. Ruth Woodeoek is in Calais, visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Wheelock.
Arthur Dix, WILDER and Don Freeman
We're in Bethlehem, n. H., part OF last
week.
Elmer Belleville of Graniteyille was
in town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kidder OF Fort
Chester, n. " were in town calling on
friends recently.
The W. c. T. Z. met with Mrs. Com
stock last Friday afternoon.
Fred l.. Page has returned to his home
in Barre.
Mrs. George Bolles was reminded of her
birthday Thursday, Nov. IL, with a show
err of postcards and other useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Letter have re-
turned to their home in Burlington. Mrs.
Elizabeth Hammond accompanied them.
Miss Julia Aiken of Marshfield was a
business visitor in town the first of the
week
Mrs. w. II. Martin and Miss Ethel Be
mis- are spending a few days in Boston.
At the regular grange meeting last
Thursday evening. the following officers
were elected; Master, Glenn j. Bartlett;
overseer. George Bean; lecturer, Mildred
Cate Page; steward, Ray X. Bartlett as
sistant steward, Newton Davis chaplain.
l.. c. Baldwin; treasurer, T.. y. Colby;
secretary, Mariory Gates gate keeper,
Nerna Davis; Ceres. Mrs. Glenn Bartlett
Pomona, Mrs. William J. Batchelder;
Flora. Octavia Woodcock; lady assistant
steward. Maudc Flood.
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Mr.. Stones Folly.

Senator William j. Stone, chairman of
the committee on foreign relations, is re-
ported as saying: 81 want a navy for Of
Tense, if necessary, not merely for de-
Tense" This statement deserves prompt
Reputation by every thinking American.
Germans have maintained for some
months that Bernhard was obscure even
in Germany until England capitalized
him at the beginning Of the war. This
may or may not be true; but it certainly
is suggestive. We have many statesmen
and many fools. Shosld we ever be
drawn into a conflict, our enemy would
capitalize our fools Those in respon-
sible positions who use the prestige of
their positions 90 back up foolish utter
anees. among them senator Stone, would
do us unutterable harm.
II senator Stone merely means that
we should have a navy capable Of ofensc
as a part Of the strategy Of defense, he
l. quibbling miserably. let him stick
to the word defense. But II he means
that we should be ready for an offensive
war. then his statement Is un-American,
for. impolitic, untrue, and proves
him signaIlv unfit 10 lead the all-impor-
tant foreign relations committee.-Bos,
ton Herald.
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ADAMANT'
Sunday

Mrs. Moses Shuttle was in Montpelier
Saturday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Goodwin.
Arc Slayton and Earl Slayton were
Sunday visitors at Fred Horr's.
Mrs. Charles Hood spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Ferris.
Herbert Hood is visiting for a few
days at the home of Myrtle Laurence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cummings and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lowery called on Mrs.
Iashley and son at Pleasant View farm
Sunday.
Ida Daley and two children, Lillian
and Edward. have moved to Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Sloane are at the
home of their father, Azel Sloane, during
the hunting season.
George Wood is working for Mr.. Jack
son in the "Horn of the Moon"
Elmer Jacobs has finished work for
A. VI. Robinson and Ben Hatch and re-
turned 20 his home in Montpelier.
Guy Toi,ev j. &C work for Earl Martin
at the Orlando Clark farm in East Mont
pelier
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GAYSvILLE /.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan and two children
of Peco have moved to the Methodist
parsonage in this village. Mr.. Sullivan
is employed by the Gaysville Lumber Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blanchard and
daughter, Helen, were Weekend visitors
at George Edmunds' at Barnard.
Neil Nye of South Royalton was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
Mrs. - H. 0sgood and Mr.. and Mrs
b. l.. 0sgood visited Kingston grange in
Granville last SATURDAY. evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. 0sgood were guests
of Harvest Home grange last Thursday
evening. OF the six oranges in the White
River district, five were represented, also
Randolph and Addison oranges.
Rev. Edwin Sharp, district superin-
tendent, occupied the pulpit at the Meth
odist church last Sunday. Quarterly con
ference was held at the home of Rev.
G.. A. Emery Tuesday at 10 o'clock,
The Mite society met with Miss Mat
tie Mills last Wednesday. Supper was
served
DR. and Mrs. V. H. Eddy were visitors
in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Bert Boutwell, and her son and
daughter of Pittstield were guests at
o. J. Richardson's for the weekend,
John Noble OF Bethel is a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wyman, jr., for a
part of the hunting season.
Miss Angie NJ. Dyer was in Hanover,
n. H., the last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Perkins have re-
turned from a several weeks stay with
relatives in Linwood, Mass.
Gayle Eaton of Rochester was in town
Sunday.
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NORTH CALAIS

The Chatham Concert company comes
10 Memorial han on "Wednesday. Nov
%. under the auspices Of the w. r. G
This popular company Of four people are
81 artists without eNagReration 81 that
term, and il Is to he hoped there viii b.
crowded house 20 greet them. The ron.
cert will BE- followed BY supper AID dane.
ing.
Jsv Cameron Of New York has come
20 Allie Camerson's for the winter.
Mrs. 7. ". lawson returned home from
Burlington on wednesday. where she he'd
been for medical treatment
Mrs laura Foster returned q her
home Friday night from a two weeks
stav with friends IN Boston.
The neektie social IT TIRE town ban
Friday eveninr was quite wrn attended
and netted the societv about SIC
Jerry Lunre and Mrs. Dora Holmes
we're business visitors in Montpelier sat
urdav.
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WAITSFIELD

Miss Louise Gleason IL visiting rcla
tives in Boston, Springfield and Buffalo
Mrs. w. A. Remele attended the WON
ems board meeting in Burlington las
week.
The Home circle will serve dinner OF
Wednesday at noon.
| The ladies' aid will serve their annua
chicken-pie supper on Dec. aud WI
also hold q sale of fancy articles.
Union prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at M. +. church.
On Wednesday the Women's Mission
airy society Of the Congregational church
will listen to the report of the 4Sth meet
| ing of the Woman's Board of Missions
The Chatham Concert Co. will give an
entertainment in !. O. o. +. hall Thurs
day evening, under the auspices Of, the
Rebekahs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Long and Carl Long
spent Sunday in Montpelier
+. 4. Nell and family spent Sunday
in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Poland spent Sun
day in Montpelier.
Miss Annie Dale and friend of Mont
pelier were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Cove and daughter, Helen, are
visiting Mrs. Frank Belts.
New telephones have been installed as
follows: w. NJ. Lathrop, l2.ll; John
Morton, 1872; Clye Morton, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Miner and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hartshorne of Mont
pelier were guests in town recently.
The Waitsfeld house will be open for
patronage on Dec. /.
Mrs. Chauncey Murray of Ryegate
spent Sunday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. b. L. Campbell and dangh-
ter, Helen, of Waterbury visited relatives
in town Sunday.
Misses Ina and Lois Wright were pleas
antly surprised Saturday afternoon, when
about 20 of their little sehoolmates gath
cred at their home in celebration of their
birthdays. A most pleasant afternoon
was spent in games and music, with re-
freshments and birthday cake with
candles.
Miss Fife LaMorder, accompanied by
her mother, went last week to Mary
Fletcher hospital for surgical treatment.
Mr.. Vinton has been housed and in
bed with the prevailing distemper the
past week.
Robert Holland of st. Adams has re-
turned to town.
Kenneth Coursey has been i'll the past
week and absent from school.
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RANDOLPH
Miss Mary Griswold, Junior in High
School, Died of Heart Trouble.

Miss Mary, youngest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Griswold, died at an
early hour on Monday morning, with
heart trouble, She entered school al
the beginning OF the fall term, but
was obliged TO give it up on account oil
her health, and since that time she has
grown steadily worse. For the last few
days she had been very poorly and al
though about the house, had each day
a temperature, till at last the doctor
told her that perfect quiet was necessary
for her and she took her bed, and a
trained nurse was called. She was a
member of the junior class in the high
school and bright and attractive girl,
who from her little girlhood had many
friends in town. Her death will be a
shock to her classmates and friends,
and hard blow to her parents. De.
ceased is also survived by one sister,
Miss Marjorie Griswold, who graduated
last June, and is now teaching; her
grandfather, Frank Griswold, is in
very feeble health.
Miss Annie Aesser has returned from
Boston, after a stay of about ten days,
where she went, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Alpha Messer.
Mrs. L. 5. Tewksbury returned Mon
day from Warren, where she had been
with her daughter, Miss Pearl Tewks-
bury, who is there teaching this sea-
son.
Rev. G. o. Howe gave lecture in the
vestry of the Methodist church on Mon
day evening before the st. Andrews
Brotherhood, which was well attended,
and much enjoyed by those present
Miss Gladys Laskey and Hubert
Blanchard, both formerly residents of
this town, were married in Rochester
on Monday at the home of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. Mr.. Lincoln, and came
here the same afternoon to visit rela-
tives, before locating in home of their
own.
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WEST T0PSHAM

Eugene Fellows Of Burlington is tn,
guest Of his mother, Mrs. Alberta Eel
lows
The masquerade dance and promenade
held az the town hall Friday night, wa.
well attended. Prizes were given A
wclch for the beet costume and Sadie NJ
Bagley for the worst.
There viii be a reception given at the
town hall IN East Topsham Nov. 10 for
Mr.. and Mrs. Roney Hood. All are cor
daily invited. Ladies. please bring cake
Mr.. Alberta Fellows was in Barre Sat
urday.
Mis- WTnnifred Merrill 81 Massachu.
setts visited her cousin. Frank Mason,
last week.
Miss Lena phiIbrick Of Orange visited
friends and relatives here Saturday.
Miss Clara Hin Of East Barre has been
Ia guest "a Maynard Williams.
Mr.. and Mr.. Roy Mills have taken
possession If their new hoFns. which Mr.
Mile recently purchased Of Mrs. Wilds.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Mason Of Brad
ford visited De nephew. Prank Mason.
and wife one day last week
Nfrs nfhard Weleh visited a Roy
Mile sunaav.
Mrs Iiniord Heath snl son Of croton
ere racsts ~ her mother. Mrs.. Weleh.
Mr. 1essis McKsy ana Miss Sadle Ne
nay II East TuHshan ere guests 81 Dan
aar MaNhy's
W. sr8 wrs. r 81 Hirht ard wrs.
Currif Hsrifr sere ~ Bsrre Saturday
NJ nnf Mrs. Fred uavsarf ans el.fl-
arrr If West Fairlea fistsf 81 nuncsn
Mfkafe sun1aT aiss NJ. and Mrs.
ClfauueT furrier ard san.
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SOUTH CABOT

G. w. Long of Danville visited at
George Gees the last of last week.
Mrs. Thomas Murray returned to her
home in Barton last Wednesday. Her
husband came to accompany her home.
Guy Pettingill and Earl Carney of
Danville were guests over night at the
home Of George Gee last week.
L. A. Blake of Whitman, Mass, was at
the home of his brother, w. o. South
wick, few days the first of last week.
Goldie Tibbetts has gone to Marsh
field to work at the home of George
Durrett.
w. R. Tibbetts is laid up with a
sore hand.
Mr. and Mrs. C. i. Scribner and Mr.
and Mrs. S. G. Swerdfeger of Marshfield
We're in Montpelier ON business last
Thursday.
A large number of hunters from this
place have gone into camps to hunt
deer, and number of Others are hunt
ing, who are not in camp. E.. NJ. Put
nam was the first from this place to
shoot a buck, so far as is known. He
brought it down Monday about a. m.
Edwin Drown, who lived with o. j.
Clark, is in quite poor health.
f. G. Lamberton and son. Raymond,
have bought the bud" Bruce farm in
Cabot and will take possession at once.
The community here is sorry to lose Mr..
Lamberton's family, as they have al
ways lived in this locality.
Dir. and Mrs. w. j. Houghton have
finished work at Peacham pond and re-
turned home.
Jack Foster was in Montpelier and
Barre Friday on business.
An entertainment and box supper APP
ple-pie social was given by the school
at the schoolhouse Friday evening. The
children did much credit to themselves
and showed the hard work the teacher
had put in to make it success. The
apple-pie social part made quite bit of
amusement, after which the boxes were
sold and brought the neat sum of S9.5s.
The weather was poor and not as many
were in attendance as might have been
but for that.
c. n. Plumley was in Danyille on
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Houghton were
on Marshfeld hill Sunday TO see Mrs.
mother, who is in poor
health.
Helen Lamberton OF Marshfeld was
the guest of Raymond Lamberton's fam
ny Friday night and Saturday.
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MARSHFIELD

News was received last week OF TN
birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs Leoi
Wilson of Wells River.
Harry Roman of Lisbon, N H., Vis'te'
at G. Il. Mays last week.
Mrs. G. II. Chaplin returned friuay
from three weeks vacation spent VIII
friends in Boston and other points ~
\ Massachusetts and New Hampshire
Mrs. G. l.. Dwinell is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs, sherman Lyforo
in East Montpelier.
Mrs. c. II. George is in Wells River
nursing in the family of her brother,
The ladies' aid will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Andrew Corliss
Every lady is urged to be present and
help out with the work.
Dir. II. S. Carver of Barre was in town
Thursday to assist in operating on the
little daughter of Henry Dwinell, who
has been i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Florence Wooster was at home
from Barre over Sunday.
DIR. Beecher of Burlington was in town
Saturday in consultation with DIR. Cor
son in the case of little Mary Billings,
daughter of A. II. Billings of the Marsh
field house.
The ladies viii hold their annual
Christmas sale Thursday and Friday art
ernoon and evening, Dec. and 3, in the
church parlors. Beside the fancy work
and aprons, there will be japanese
booth. containing a variety of japanese
novelties, which will be new and attrac-
tive. Come and examine them before
selecting your Christmas gifts. Every
lady is heartily invited to contribute
some article for the fancy work and
apron departments, or &c and lOc articles
for the mystery booth. Don't wait for
personal invitation but consider that
YOU have a share in the work and encour-
age the committee by sending in your
contribution as early as possible. Ice
cream and homemade candy viii be on
sale. There will be an entertaining pro-
gram each evening further particulars
of which will be given later.
Remember the address by Prof. John
son of Burlington next Wednesday even
ing at Pythian hall This is free lee.
ture. and cordial invitation is extended
to all.
A. A. Lyndes is slowly recovering from
pneumonia, and his son, Merton, IS now
i'll with the same disease.
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How mary hospital patients, suffer-
Sag the frlrhfful Itch The raW eegfth ~
frr main q rElu disease. have been
s-aoffed 70 sleep By q soQthinE ndtd
rashed 81 - the nurses han4hI
That fuid - the famous =. ID. y.
PRESCRIPTION Tor eczema
TEr surTnvrsrEa NURSE ~ ore
o. unr rlFufetme.nt Catholic tmEtlfutrltH
r-erTn n r1nrFs ara Institute On nrpli-
r-Fir~n RrItss rarErfiuE q unUeut
s.TFe ffunasa Rad cate her ETelruvs
rwnr Her nose nrd lius had hercua
frurpH since fha nee 20 ~ L ID
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Sow frnmw ar1eFrE sufferers Mre EtHF-
SIRE frfi~ DEBTORS fnr rnEuiEr treat
80 ere HFa hafrr fHsataf rtlh talE
arrrs EurfhEuE. trraiifE fuG
"a ere. =. n1cznnuEoH FRESHLY
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eRANITEvILLE.

Annual fair and food sale II the ladies
tid society Of the Graniteville Presbyts
Ran church. Nov. -. ~. %. Feature for
The opening night. The celebrated @Kitch.
On orchestra" Of Barre in its final ap.
pearance for the seasDn---urchestral -.
legtions and contributions BY . reader d
unusual ability. wide variety ~ A.
tides on sale and a rare treat in stgrs
Tor eli. AdmiEsisa. % and l5 ceuts.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16

a.. DEP bancroft Of Montpelier -
turnsd 30 Montpelier Yesterday. havinl
co Gle % applications 81 Hethel peafis
for FINAL uafuraiIzation Farers and z.
icy FIRST Papers
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End end Gordon. rrfurnea testta-linF frela
New York Eftef Sew dafs' tist
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BETHEL.
An Interesting Teachers Meeting Was
Held Saturday.

An interesting leaohers Meeting wa
Held Saturday.
A teachers meeting was held at Whit
comb high school last Saturday, viii
an attendance Of 10 local teachers. Su.
pcrintendent Patterson Of Randolph and
Miss Clark Of the Randolph teacher train
ing class were present and spoke. Con
siderable time was devoted 60 practice 81
the Palmer method Of penmanship by
the teachers present Miss Faneuf and
Miss Rourke gave exercises in the Palmer
method with pupils Of the nth and sixth
grades. Subjects discussed by Superin.
tcndcnt NJ. A. Sturtevtnt included the
following. Explanation Of method 81
awarding cup for Palmer method Of writ
ing. hardness and IL remedy. course 81
study for winter, care Of school prop.
erty aud decoration Of schoolro0m school
lunches. the use of materials in the
school Meetings for the other teachers
in h.s district ui1 b. heid By The su-
periutendenf 81 South Royalton snd Tun-
bridge Nov e.
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DRUG USERS


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AbBef- Wei. Jay. hos dye lie Il ur
1.-THE oitv1
1ay-Aw. u VS. 81 right enough most
Wnys. bit shat tpthtred me most was
tryin' - ioak a. everybody J MT On the
street -Pufk
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wILLIAMSTowN.

There viii be social held under the
auspices 81 the ladies' circle Of the Uni
y,rsalist church Al the home ~ Mrs.
Leslie y. Gale Friday afternoon and even
ing Of this week Everybody invited 20
attend. ladies Of the circle are request
ed 20 bring cake. Admission. Toe.
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JINGLES IND JESTS

FIrst ChauHeur-Um eet fined f5IE
for tskise be employers ear uititaal
TtHrnisssf.nt
Seeond Chauffeur Bot NV I'D tbl
itass knew De- tunk H
First ChauEeur WHY. En ran Gees
him-f itieHgo Nfus
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D. d. d. In Hospitals;
Standard Skin Cure

writes ID. r. n. is superior - any
thing 7 have ever found SOFT ana
s00thing. yet q powerful agent
To a. the vork. y. =. - I-rescrir-
ton must - APPLIED according 70
directions given On TIE pArnphiet
sroura sverv boffla Foligw these al
fsctianH-and see
Ard a. certainly takes nway the itch
~ s.nre-fFe fnnrnerf ere liquid is ar-
r1feE. The ekan o. snuthed---calruea-
- ftaruurhiF rsfreshe1-deliEhtfun
CODED.
an Fruerssfs - rtnrdirr have ere
famous sEeEshe ~ vel - re eM@asn4
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ORANGE

Thanksgiving program BY KimhaIl cor
ner school "Wednesday night IN town hall
Admission zoe. school children. sc. Good
music will b. furnished for dancing and
ur0menad ing adv.
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DON'T SUFFER-LAUGH
AT STOMACH MISERY
The Red Cross Pharmacy WIN Return the
Money II Mi-o-na Does Not Relieve
DvsDeDsia

Among all the remedies In the Red Cross
Pharmacy, the popular drug store, there are
few that they are willing 20 sell on guaran-
tee 10 refund the money II they do not cure
Mi-o-na. the famous dyspepsia remedy. has
helped may OF their customers that the
Red Cross Pharmacy says; III this remedy
does not relieve you. come back to our store,
and we will eheerfuly return your money"
Anyone who has dyspepsia. indigestion,
headaches, dizzy feelings or liver troubles,
should take advantage Of this chance to be
made well without any risk OF spending their
money 10 no purpose Mi-o-na win relieve
you, will regulate the digestion. will enable
you TO eat what you want. II II does not do
all this, II will not cost you a cent.
The Red Cross Pharmacy have sold hundreds
Of boxes Of Mi-o-na In the last few weeks. and
have yet to receive the first complaint from
any customer. Such record Is simply mar
velous and speaks volumes for the merit Of
the remedy.
1t is easy enough to fill column with the
symptoms affecting those who have dyspepsia.
but there Is no need of describing their condi-
ton. What they want is relief, and they can
get 1t in Mi-o-na. Do not suffer day longer
with disordered digestion. IL Mi-o-na relieves
you. II costs you 80 cents a box II 1t does
not you have the Red Cross Pharmacy's per-
sonal guarantee to return your money.-~Adv
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WHIST A. thrv men - fis szfsss-
siun. 'sfaIlanE ths tsans
lt = trom tiH H8ssur nnG ruaane
~ gtsliUfnr rf irforruat "a. aunsrsf.Il.g
rtrf unt sisguif haze tsar more ~
slftt EIttsiu1-r Pest
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Just received. many new coat model.
al Abb0tt's.
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The Profits of Neighborliness.

sect acquainted with your neighbor--
you. might like him" This, from theIet-
terhead of western Village Improve
ment association is excellent advice.
What fine things a large personal sc-
quaintanee can do for ms, provided we
are worthy of it. Let us put aside any
petty dislike, engendered perhaps by fan.
cied faults in other people. and go out
aud shake hands with neighbors whom
We probably have never really known.
Let us talk over our common problems
with them; discuss the welfare OF our
community, the state. the nation, 50
that we may all have a better under
standing Of our common hopes and aims.
All this paws. Its returns come not
alone in the help we can be, one 10 the
other, but in the greater discernment
with which our personal business can
b. conducted. and in the better feeling
aud progress that follows in town or
city where all are working for the com
mon good.-The Countryside Magazine
for July.