davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-10
oTHER DC OLE BopIEs.

There are numerous other large
ore bodies along the Miami Conner
Belt which have as yet remained
undeveloped. IS an opinion to which
the engineers and controlling in
tereSt OF the Miami Consolidated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

AVD the Mr.
popular wide circle friends and will take the
set
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Nilkcfson OF Sapulpa, Olive leepcr of
blackwell Pearl Luitrcll. lma Low
ther and Olga Boho OF Norman Other
guests ot the evening will he the MiS,cs
Joyce -MllllamS. Mary Foster. Marie
Wallace. bcS, Williams, Glcnra VII
hams Mildred Dccts. the McssrS. Ilar
~ Phillips. Robert Ruckcf. Ralph
Shcdd. Lawrence Shedd. Sidney Bobo
and Merle Carpenter oi Norman.
Me'Sr, Frank Mccain and Howard
Mctl,lland oi Duncan. Mr Arthur
Smith oi Moore. the Mcs,r, Clarence
MCkiuncU " q Magcr William
Pueh and Roy MoKauna OF Oklahoma
City
-
Mr. aifl Mr., y Crave, Mis-,
lauN Gia,c, and Mis-, Tulla Grave,
will leave tomorrow morning IN their
car iof Mineral Wells where they will
remain a fortnight
&ES
Mis-, Marjorie Stewart oi WIGHT,
arrived Yesterday for fortnight,
visit with her aunt. Mrs O { Wat.
son
~gR
Mrs n n Will, and little son
Francis oi Savannah arc expected 10
arrive ,hi, evening iof an extended
visit with Mt, Willis parents Nr and
Mts Frank NJ Weaver
The member, ~ the Fair Park I'm.
htoidctv club were entertained Thurs
dlv afternoon m Mrs \ \ Gallman
who had a, a special guest Mis-, Oral
llt'mc, ~ keil. Okla Ncellswork
was followed hy guessing contest IN
which The favor was won hy N't y
" Pulley The club plate was pre-
'cnied 10 The hostess 4 dainty lunch
eon wa, served and the club adjourned
20 mee, Angus, " with Mrs Z v
Gill NJ l70S East Ninth street
Mr. and Mrs Roy Cug,well Mis-,
Carol Cogswell and Mr., ! A CaW
ford " Winfield Kan. who ha, bsrr
a guest IN the Cog,vcll home sine,
Wednesday, lett this morning in ,hti,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Mrs A. Vcrmillion and Miss Ruth
Vermlllion returned the early part Of
the week from visiting DR. and Mrs
L. +. NermlIlion IN Lyons, Kan, and
Mr. and Mrs Robert Dunshcc in Min
cral Hot Springs, Colo While in
Colorado they visited many place, OF
interest
Mrs. Ella {. Ham and son, Tom Per.
kin,, returned yesterday from a fort
nights visit with friend, and relative,
IN Paul, Valley and Ardmorc
y n
The Recreation club. which was ia
have met yesterday with Mrs. J. T.
Fisher. has postponed its meeting until
early in October
p y
Miss latha Daniels and Miss villa
Daniels OF Emporla, Kan, arrived yes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
MA TER|AL BEING
RUSHED TO DAM
Right-Of- Way Given Order
for Oklahoma City's
Cutoff Work. "


a rush Order of "wliling strips" thu
essential oar, OF hprry.pp dam eou.
.,,,.,,., -, L, r,.,l.,., .;... .,.,ose
,'.'' '' '.' '"''''' ''''' 'u'o'.'
h'' been gwen nPh'."'-way through
three divisions Of the Frisco railroad,
IL VA, stated rhi, morning bv CITY En-
ginccr Mcclure.
one hundred and eleven oak pile,
t... t,,, l,,,., ,.,,,..,v t.., % ,
.r,. "
'N''' ''I '' INC '''n ms IS mofd
than half Of the total number neces-
,lrv. 2lJ Thrg ar, I'm three rows. six
ice, ,o,r p,v,cr ,b,m !, dorhl,
..,.,., -. -
''''' wv ', '' p''''' ''' ''''c' p,""s'
which ia already completed, r'ady to
hc prt IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

were given by Mrs Packer and Mis-,
Helen Coufcll The club will meet
September 7 with Mr.. William NJ.
Craig and will begin It, regular meet
ing, IN October
80
Mr., \ 4 Win,n, and daughters
Mi,,c, May and Ah'lfrd Winln,. who
have hccn the guest, II Mrs. :. \. V
Howell iot the past week. lett thu,
morning for their home m Fort Cobb
Mf, \ y Yanic, oi Fort Sn,ih and
NJ, \ = Pollock II Qun,on. Okla
will arrive to-day to be the guest, ui
Ms Colin Valentine until Monday
Mf, Joseph fhfligh ui iiiS Ch,,n
boulevard entertained ahuu, twenty IN
ilr guest, Yesterday afternoon IN tcle
htate tho third birthday annUrt,ap oi
hst daughter Julian Pauline Pink and
~hiie va, used ptciiil, IN the dctnfa
lions and the long table In the dining
fpum. where the guests Vrfc served fr
treatments. had iuf n, central drtba
ton duck pond from which pink
,ifcamsf, 10 which wcrt attached iw,
dutk,. extended ~ each plate \ birth
day rat, with h, three pink candle,
surrounded with tiny candy birds. was
an attractive feature oi the feast
Gamc,. IN which ,he favor, wcfc won
b, lsaruci,c EatUTk. n,tk Ea,ntk anil
Allsn Williams. were followed hy song,
and trtitatipns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

tcrday Tor an extended visit with Mis-,
Marie Johnson oi loo West Second
street Misses Dorothy and Marian
Toll Of Edmond spent Yesterday with
Miss Johnson
The y l.. club viii hold a morning
meeting Monday IN the Ice Huckin,
hotel when the huJc,sc, will be Mrs
Henry Martin. Mf, K \ ZONES. Mr.,
I &c bulancy and Mr., A A MgDon.
aid
Mr. Harpcr Ofih will leave tomorrow
iot a week, visit With hi, sister Mr.,
. T. |. Gillhui IN Mauum
RRS
Tho Kilkarc club met Yesterday
morning with Mr., Harry T. Hanson.
when 'hr hirh score va, made hy Mr.,
/ Chester = Nelson The club VIII meet
next Friday with Mr., K 4 Finley
$3.50
I Mr. T. n Turner returned ycNcr
.day from MtAli,icr. where ,hc spent
several d,y, with her neicc Mr, VII.
liam r Hill
=
Mr. and NJ, Irving II WhcatcfpO
returned frtrnih irom an extended
eastern ifip which included Chicago.
Buffalo. Windsor Canada. New York
BOSTON and Manehes,c' hy the Sea.
Since their return Mrs Wha,ctntt has
been confined 10 her home with a
,ptained ankle
Mr, Frank ! Rest, accompanied hy
her nephew. Wendell larenbovcr, who
LETT ten dsys agn iot a visit with Mrs
IA l.. cpott in Ncvkitk and Mrs
Mary I llat'cnhnwrf IN DOUGLAS.
Ran. returned yeNctl1, evening Miss
Mary neV who ha, spent the past
mon'h visiting friend, and relatives in
Kansas. returned with her mother
Mt, i.lnyd Ford and children. who
have hsfn the guests " Dr. and Mrs
Leslie " Wcsttall have returned %
their humc IN shawnee
Miss Helen ledhei,ct entertained
With a beautiful, appointed luncheon
today a, the Skiuin hotel In rDmpli
men, ,n Mis-, Allie Rose breeding ci
Purcell. whose eugagemsn, ,o Mr. I'd.
ward Uaul, Ut Atlmotc, was announced
Thursday. the guests being the brides
maids. Miss brccdinss sorority Ns.
,et, and few intimate friends The
guests veto seated al ono long table
decorated with three large baskets oi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
HERD OF CATS MUST
LEAVE CROWDED CITY

CHICAGO Aug s Hu'lc'n From
me Front -"Fgfi Small" has ,urrrn
dcrrd tn the hc,icglrg force, under
command ~ Sergeant p Chis'iar,er
NJ OF which mean, that MI., Fannie
Small. who. encouraged hy the pre-,
tnCc ~ her twenty pet cats and four
pet dogs. had held on, ior week
against attempts OF rh-sLcgJh and po.
lice departments tb iniorcr an cligt ni
'hc former department that ,hc mus,
remove her family ha, given notice
that ,hc will comply with tho order
Ms, Swall said ,hr would remove
her pets in her farm IN ncerhrld. m
I'm tho near iu'pfc" The eiiJ' ipl.
lowed complaint, from her nrighh'f,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Mrs ! i.lnyd Ford and children. who
have h,fn the guest, II Dt and Mrs
Leslie VI Wc,,lall have returned 70
their homo IN shawnee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
MONKEY DENIED PRIVILEGE
OF BATHING IN LAKE

LEMON. Ma,,. AUG & Permission
was denied Mi, nra,u,c Ul.hun
daughter oi Mr. and Mf, CuuarI'
Bi,hop vt New York. iu allow h,r
pcmamhuro monkey Prince Chm Chin
20 haihc IN Lake Mlhkcsna, b, 'h,
ha'hhpu,r oint'al,
The club members were frightened
hy The Prince. who h1, crossed che
NlanIy eight Tunes. been up in au
aefoplanc and travelled many hundred
" mile, in automobile,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
FAv0RlTE RECIPES.
pl.tnsy Stone,

TSWO cups ~ sugar. inut esss.
nne ruplul " boiling water.
=" twp cupiul, ~ flour ard three
,es,pooniuk ui baking powder
Cream the vulks " the csss with the
susat. add the boiling water aud
then the flour, after !, ha, hecn s,i,
ed with the baking powder Add tho
well h,ai,n whites last and ,hc va.
nilla ila,otinr nakt IN long pan
When cool cat IN small squares
and spread with an icing made ~
thtec tablcspouniuls " butter and
suiiicien, powdered sugar to make
the consistency II thick cream
Roll IN roasted peanuts which have
been ~, Through the grinder
Nts Earl shelly.
lll IVES, Eighth II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
ml.252'aG,0;cze u; ~

SNROM lNENT among the events
~ Of the summer season is the
il dance given last night At the
Country club by Mr. and Mrs
PrentiSs Price when they enter
tanned IN honor OF their houSegueJs,
Miss Mary Clay Of RogcrSville, Tenn,
and Miss Marguerite Trcdway Of Hon
my Mis-, Madeline Cotiingham and her
guest Miss Wnnllrcd Mcrrcll Of
Mamaroncck \. !, Miss Fannie Wat,
lington and her guest Miss Lucia Carr
Of san Antonio. and Miss LOUISE Bier
cr who is the guest oi Mr., Rcucl Has.
krll )r The clubhouse was beautifully
decorated with proiuslon oi yellow
blossom, against background oi
palm, and ferns Receiving with Mr.
and Mr., Price and the honor guest,
w'rc McSSr, and Nine, Jane, K. Cot
tingham, 7 Morgan Warrington, Rcucl
Haskell jr lanes T. Sharpe. y A.
Richardson. Il Franklin Gill and I'D
ward + Sparrow Punch and ices were
served throughout the evening Other
guest, were the Ml,s's Dorothy GRAY.
croi Ethel Lchr. Blanche Claggctt fu-
nice Stuart Lillian Tldman Eyallnc
Atwood, Nell McKibben and Irma Nc
Kibbcn Of Vernon. Texas, Laura
FnochS Stacii Oakcs. luril' WcIcr
felt, Myra Wilson. Fave Parker Bcs,
Westcott Elise Poucri of Ardmorc.
Mildred Daley Katherine hartman
Edith Stephen, OF Little Rock Mc,,r,
Ben All'n Amc, William 7 up,haw.
Franci, = Knight kccnc Burwcll lr
gene Wilmington Gus Coflcr Alien
Brooks Marshall Ihwiug. Ihom,,
Thompson John Fitzpatrick Lawrence
/ Oakc' lack Spencer. Edgar Van
Cleci. Paul " Cuolcr. Earle W
Thompson Frank II Sch'inrr luniu'
Dyrhc Eugene Well, Finley Scrugg,
Charlie, K Scrugg, Harold n lIalsrll.
Earl K owen llcrhcr, " Nee Luther
Cleveland Marshal Harris. Randall
Harris Neil lrby William X Cray.
croft Harry 4 Ncubill Harold +
We0roit, William Me- 10 Victor T.
MclnncS. Garnet Land ruurl, K
Welsh. Harry & Guthrie. Nlhcu VI
lchr lucian RgDyohc and Richard
CfoSton
ERH
Nrs Reucl EIa,Fcl ir entertained
with an Informal = 5,hA hrs.Ghgr
TODAY in compliment q. several Of tn
charming visiting girls The table va'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
Stoncsa Coke & Coal Com
panY

The Stoncga Coke and Coal
Company, which is the largest
Coal and Coke producing com
pany in the state, operating
mines mt Stoncga, Roda, Arno,
lmbodcn and Kcokco, hes lis
general Offices in Big Stone Gap
and occupy almost the entire
Minor Building. Mr.. ID. b.
Wcniz, of Philadelphia, is prcsi-
dent, Otis Mouscr, yicc-prcsi-
dent, Il. Bremen, vice president
and general manager, X. Is. Tag
CART, general superintendent, =.
}. Prescott. comptroller, Il. r.
Casper, auditor, ID. Is. Saycrs,
chief engineer and w. O. Skunk,
superintendent Of power and
mechanical department, II. +.
Young, assistant purchasing
agent, all Of whom, except Mr..
Wcntz, live in Big Stone Gap
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
BulIitt and Chalkley

This firm, which is composed
of Messrs. j. f. Bulli't and ,Ino.
w. Chalkley, is one OF the most
prominent law firms in this sec
tion has largo practice. They
occupy offices in the Minor
Building, and, besides their
large general practice, are at
torneys for tile Stoucga Coke
and Coal Company, the Virginia
Coal and Iron Company and the
Interstate Railroad Company.
Both Mr.. Bullitt and Mr.. Chalk
Icy are we'll known in this sec
ton and take prominent part
in all matters pertaining to the
development of Big Stone Gap
and community.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
Kelly Drug Company

This company occupies a large
store room on the corner of Wood
Avenue and East Fifth Street.
and has one of the finest ana
most attractive drug stores in
Southwest Virginia, and does a
large business. DR.. Karl Stoehr,
who takes a prominent part in
the development of Big stone
Gap, IS manager Of this prosper
Gus and growing concern.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
S. Polly & Company

This company, composed of
Mcssrs. $. Polly and w. II. Poll
~, occupies a large brick build
ing on the corner Of East Fifth
Street and Wood Avenue, known
as the Polly Building, where
they conduct large depart
mcnt store, and carry one of the
most complete line of general
merchandise and millinery of
any store in this section. Both
members Of this firm are old
time residents Of the Gap and
take a prominent part in the
affairs of the community.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
Z. Z. Burgess

Mr. Burgess, who runs "a gro
Gerry storciu the Shcppe Build
ing on Wool Ayenue, opposite
the Monte Vista Hotel, enjoys q
fine patronage ana keeps q stock
that is complete in every detail.
Ills prompt delivery service has
Won ior him reputation among
his large number of customers.
Mr. Burgess understands the
needs of lns customers and is al
ways prepared TO supply them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
II. E. Benedict

Mr.. Benedict, who moved 10
Big Stone Gap several years ago
from Middlesboro, conducts a
large pool room and bowling al.
Icy ON the corner OF Wood
Avenue and East Fifth Street.
Ills place has the reputation of
being one Of the most orderly
and best conducted establish
monts Of the kind in the State
oil Virginia, and is patronized
only by the best people OF the
town.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
Witt and Booher

THIS firm is composed Of
Mcssrs. j. b. +. Witt and d. II.
Booher, who are The proprictors
OF a very successful and up-to.
date jewelry store and repair
shop located on the corner of
Wood Avenue aud East Third
Street. Their line Of iewclry is
complete III every particular and
the repair work they do is second
TO none IN this entire section OF
country.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
D. ii. Hodges

Mr.. Hodges is general agent
for Southwest Virginia for tho
Jefferson Standard Life lnsur-
anre Company, Of Greensboro,
\. G., and makes Big Stone Gap
his headquarters, having an Of
fec IN the Willis Building.
When il come to writing insur.
ance, MIR. Hodges, rs another
agent puts il, SIS n wonder. .
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
United States Postoffice

Big Stone Gap has perhaps
the finest postoilice and govern
ment buildings in Southwest
Virginia, built of stone and mar
Bile. 1t cost, including furn-
ishlng, about $4,000 and is
the pride of the town. United
States Court for the Western
District of Virginia, is held in
this building twice each year, in
January and August. Mr. G.
T.. Gilly is postmaster and Gus
todian Of the building, and it is
rated as a postoilicc of the second
class.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
j. B. Collier

MIR. Collier has a large general
merchandise store on the corner
of East Fifth Street and Wyan-
dottc Avenue and does good
business and is considered one OF
the most successful merchants in
Big Stone Gap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
The Virginia Coal & Iron
Company

The company owns about one
hundred thousand acres Of coal
and timber land in Wise and Lee
Counties, and has its general
Office in the Minor Building in
the Gap. Mcssrs. E. j. Pres
colt, vice president, and q. f.,
Blanton, land agent, have charge
of the affairs of the company
and reside in Big Stone Gap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-04-12
Intermont Coal & Iron Com
pany

This company owns and opcr-
ates mines and coke ovens az
Josephine, near Norton, and has
its general Offices in the Kelly
Building, on Wood Avenue.
Hon. II. T. Irvine is president
and DIR. j. ". Kelly is general
manager of this company, both
OF whom 1.-Two i'll Big Stone Gap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
W1TERBTRY

Beside the fine buck shot by Rufus
Preston Game Warden George Rowland
has had the following reported to him,
one shot by Peter Germino and one
by Peter Barhera on slip hill and one by
Rucl Baldwin in nuxbury.
The mems club of the Congregational
church had very pleasant time Wednes
day evening, supper being served and
games played, contests being on between
the men Of the west side and east side,
with the center OF Main street as the di-
viding line The balance swung in favor
Of the east side. The following officers
were elected: President, DIR. r. A. Stan
ley; e-president, Roy w Demertt;
secretary and treasurer, William Parks.
The Congregational choir will have a
rehearsal, business meeting and social
time at the home of the president OF the
organized society, Roy w. Demeritt, on
Wednesday evening.
The Mothers club OF the South D,lx-
bury church is planning for an entertain
ment and social time sometime before
long.
Hugh Harvey was one of the fortunate
hunters yesterday. ESQ pound buck with
eight points on his horns being his prize.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
SOUTH CABOT

Charles Scribner has finished running
the truck for w. II. Norris and son al
Graniteville and returned home.
l.. ]. Eastman was in North Danville
Thursday at the home of James Cas-
sadly.
f. NJ. Putnam was in Walden a few
days the first of the week.
Clyde Clifford was in Littleton, n. H..
over Saturday and Sunday.
Master Hazen Adams returned to
Peacham Wednesday, after visiting his
aunt, Mrs. w. j. Houghton.
Harry Barnett of Walden was at c. B.
Bouldry's Sunday.
W. r. Tibbetts shot six point buck
Wednesday afternoon.
Hiram Darling of East Hardwick is
stopping few days at c. b. Bouldry's.
Mrs. Orville Smith is stopping a few
days with her sister Mrs. Lee Dow, while
Mr.. Smith is hunting deer.
Mrs. Mabel Patterson and little son of
Walden were guests of Mrs. Patterson's
sister, Mrs. c. B. Bouldry, the first of
the week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
GROTON

Mrs. Josephine Clark of Wells River
was the guest Thursday of Mrs. Emma
j. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Clark.
James r. Grouse went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington Thursday
for medical treatment.
L. G. Welch visited his daughter, Mrs
Charles Miller, at Barre the first of the
week.
Mrs Emma Taisey of South Ryegate
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Miller.
Cleveland Hood of Topsham, who had
one eye injured last week while ehopping,
was in town Wednesday and went to
Woodsville, n. H., for consultation and
treatment
NJ +. Beckley was in Marshfeld and
Walden Wednesday repairing telephone
lines.
Mrs. John White of Concord, n. H., is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Hosea Page.
Miss Elsa Leavenworth is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fred McDuffee, of Waits Riv-
er.
D. A. Morrison, who has sold his farm
to Fl. l.. James, is moving his family
to South Ryeeate.
Harry Gray, who has worked for Cyrus
Page in the north part Of the town for
the past year, has finished his labors and
gone to his home at Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Welch and child
of Plainfeld have been passing the week
with their brother George S, Welch.
Mrs Frank Brown, Mrs. Fred Doe and
Miss Hattie MeAllister of South Ryegate
were visitors in town Friday.
Plenty OF hunters took to the woods
Wednesday morning but those reporting
are {. NJ. Page and Ralph Evans.
Judge T. B. Hall was a visitor at Wells
River Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Dennis is visiting relatives
in Lisbon, n H.. for few days.
Frank NJ. Page has been appointed ad
Of the estate OF the late
Charles N. Page and Timothy WEIGH and
Stephen WEIGH appraisers and commits
Rev. r. W. Lewis preached at Waits
River last Sunday in exchange with Rev.
A. j. Greene
Or. Dale Atwood OF st, Johnsbury and
lhi~s dlehH INouhuy VI htet oulhe NeiH
guests at the Methodist parsonage over
last Sunday.
The Epworth league at. Westville has
engaged Mrs. Elizabeth Wetzel to give
an entertainment OF readings and mper
sonations at the church in that place
next Wednesday evening, Nov. p. Mrs, |
Wetzel was engaged through the Co
operative Lyceum bureau OF Springfield |
Mass, and comes with the testimonials
rs to her qualification and ability to
please.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
SOUTH RYEG1TE


Mrs Mabel Terry is spending the week
in Boston.
Rev. S. T. Simpson started Sunday
afternoon for Boston, where he will spend
the week on business.
The next entertainment of the lecture
course, concert by the Musical Art
quartet, will take place Tuesday evening,
Nov q.
Mrs. Albert Wright went Saturday to
Auburn, Me, where she will make a
short stop.
The Mizpah class of the U. p. Sunday
school held its annual meeting Thursday
afternoon in the vestry.
NJ J. Bailey had his usual good for
tune as hunter again this year, bring
! ing down fine buck Wednesday after
noon in Peacham.
Lee Brock has purchased Rev. John
Lytles automobile.
Miss Nellie Bone is spending the week
at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs G. C. Cowan of Montpelier and
Mrs. b. H. Hooker and daughter of Brad
ford are at DIR. G. w. Darling's this
week, while their husbands are out in
search of deer.
Mrs. Joanna Duncan of McIndoe Falls
spent Sunday at M. +. Sargent's.
j. ID. McAllister has had auctions in
Groton, st. Johnsbury and Barnet this
week.
A large number from here attended the
moving picture show at Groton Thursday
evening The picture play was the much
advertised where Are My Childrens"
William NutbrownI Ms on business
trip to Canada this week.
Mrs. II. T. Brown is visiting Mrs.
George Dimock in Woodsyille this week.
Mrs. P. NJ. Beckey and daughter, Ty-
lea, went Thursday to Montpelier to
spend a few days.
Mrs. J. B. Nolan went Wednesday to
Bryant Pond, Me-, to visit her daugh |
ter, Mrs. X. F. Willard.
d, A. Morrison is moving his family |
into NJ. Il. Sargent's tenement over Nc
Lam's store, having sold his farm in
Groton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
WOODBURY.

F. f. Pope of Hardwick supplied at the
VI. Z. church Sunday in the absence OF
the pastor.
Robert Davis has finished work in West
Woodbury. and returned to his home.
Rev o. L. Barnard is spending a few
weeks in Ellenburg Center.
B. w. Wheeler spent Sunday with his
family in Montpelier.
Miss Myrtle Davis and brother, Hugh,
visited their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Boyce, in Elmore the last of the
week
Mrs. Bernice Ladue of plainfeld was in
/ town Wednesday and Thursday.
| Helen Blake, Mrs. Bertha Carr. Mrs.
Floyd Blake and son, George. were week
end guests of relatives in Chelsea
| Mrs. George Parker, G.. A. Hatch and
family visited in Calais Sunday.
Miss Bertha Prieur. Mrs. H. f. Web
Der, Mrs r. II. Daniels and son, Ray
were in Montpelier Sunday.
Mrs Nancy Jack, Mrs May Smith and
sons, Ely and Perley. Of Montpelier were
visitors at Ed Nye's Wednesday and
Thursday. Perley Smith has just re-
turned from Eagle Pass, Tex, where he
had been stationed with Massachusetts
regiment.
The many friends Of Hugh Davis gath
cred at his home Monday evening in hon
or of his 18th birthday. The evening
was spent in playing games, after which
light refreshments were served.
Charles Lapoint OF Marshfeld visited
at Jessie Getehell's over the week end.
Harry Gadcomb and family of Hard
wick visited Mr. and Mrs Vernon Aims
worth Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Daniels and son,
RAY motored to Hyde Park Sunday.
Ocean Dodge left Tuesday for MeIndoe
Falls, where he has employment.
Among the lucky ones to secure a deer
Wednesday were Earl Baldwin, Helen
Blake and Carl Thomas.