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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-21

An Ordinance Or Resolution Adopting
the Plans and Specifications for
Paving Washington Street from
Howard Street Westwardly to Mary
Street.
Be it ordained by the Council of the
City of Greenwood that the plans and
specifications for the paving, curbing
and guttering of Washington Street
now on file in the Office of the Clerk of
the City of Greenwood, be and the
same are hereby adopted and approved.
Approved April 4, 1916.
G. l.. RAY, Mayor.
Attest: S. H. Montgomery. Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-21

State of Mississippi. City of Greenwood, County
of Lefiore.
Personally appeared before me. a Notary Pub
lie in and for the said City, County and State
above named. w. r. Humphrey. who is person.
ally known to me to be the same person who exc
cuted the foregoing instrument in writing. and
for himself duly acknowledged the execution
thereof as his free and voluntary act and deed
In Testimony Whereof. l have hereunto SUBJ
scribed my name and affixed my Notarial Seal
this the End day Of April. A. D. 1916.
p. ". PARSONS. Notary Public.
Ny Commission expires Nov. q. 1919.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-21
RENT AND SHARE CONTRACTS

The Commonwealth has on
hand a large supply of Rent and
Share Contract Blanks for plant
ers and farmers at reasonable
prices. Write, phone or call at
this office and we will supply
your wants in these and other
contract blanks.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-21
Not for Mother.

mo, mother, this novel Is not at all
fit for 0 to read" You are reading
it." "Yes, but you know you were
brought up very Observation-Disclosures
Transcript.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-21
A STANDARD FAMILY REMEDY
"Just TickIedV

Just Tickled."
The Atchison Globe vouches for the
small boy, who, returning from a first
dental experience. was asked, Did it
hurt?" and replied, mo, he just
tickled my teeth with his little auto"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-21
KuykendaII'S Grease!esS
Liquid Eczema Remedy
the Greatest Eczema and Skin Remedy
In the World.

Cures all kinds of itching skin trou-
bles now; poison oak, itch, ringworm,
chicken-pox, any itching skin. Sores
resembling cancers. Physicians fail,
this remedy cures. Samples to suffer
ers. For sale by
L. n. CHANDLER, Greenwood, Miss.
MCINTYRE DRUG CO.,
S. L. RAINES,
ELLIS DRUG CO., Sidon. :
E. T. HEARD, Itta Bena, "
MOORE'S DRUG STORE,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-21
To Drive Our a
And Build I'm The Systen

anu buIIu Up Tie system
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what 1ou are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a ~tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Il an builds up the system. so cents
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-21
EXECUTION SALE NOTICE.

Attest: S. H. Montgomery. Clerk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-27
Glmb.NaAri9ten.

Donner # 81. Suli 1916.
Der ObiOflub 1T langiam i'm 5al'
len besriffen. Bel biefiser Stabt mar
berislbe seftern Qbsno itationdr mi!
einem Waferitanb Don 1872 Sub.
Die folsenben Dspdhen traIen ges
fern bier Elm:
pittsburs. pa.--6.4 CUB, feist.
Wbeelins. go. 9a.-4.8 Sub fdat.
Yartersburg, 20. 0a.-5.2 SUB, fGGt.
Samantha Salls, 80. @a.-5,2 SUB.
gbarleitOn, 20. 9a.-6.O Sub, fdlt.
portsmoutb, SbiO-11.7 Sub, fdalt
a~ouispifle, ap.-9.1 Sub, fGat.
gDansbile, ab.-14.8 CUB, fGat.
Raibpils, 9enn.-15.o Sub fdat.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-17. 2 SUB.
gairo, Sa.-3o.4 Sub, itsigt.
Mempbis, 3enn.-23.O SUB, fault.
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--s.5o Tleifd<;r @tiere $s.O0-S.Oo;
auserleIens BIB ertra $8.25-8.50;
ISeifers $~5.O0--7.25; auserlefene tiH
erira $7.50-8.15; aiibe $780,
25; duserlelene bis srtra $685.
rs; Gamers $3.50-4.25; Mildfiibs
$3.50; Stoers unb 5sebers: Stisrs
$5.50-7.5O; 6eifers $5.00-6.50,
aiibe $4.75-5.75.
8uffen. Die Waffrase mai
cine 5iemli9 CUTE unb bic prsife bliss
Ben u~nperdnbert.
Gette Yullen $6.5O-7.O0; Biology
ma $550-6.25; masere unb lei9.s
S4.50-5.25.
&Glber. Die Radfrage mai
cine CUTE unb bic preife itissen um
25c per 100 pfunO.
4userleiene Big EXTRA lsi9te adl6er
$12.25--12.50; fair Bis CUTE 5000
12.25; orbindre unb grobe $500
11.50.
g 9neine. Der Warft ipar
beute ettpas langiamer unb bic prei'
is limb nnperdnbert geblieben.
4usgeiudte Sdpere $9.90-9.95;
osmii9te mittlere unb lsidte 0erianot.
miOrien, 120 bis 200 pfunb. $3.50
9.95; orbindre biz CUTE Gertel. 11o
pfunb unb fpeniser, $6.5O-9.50;
Orbindre Bis duserteisns idiusre fett'
Sdue $7.O0-9.00; Gtass $780,
so.
SGafe unb aGmmer. =
Die 3ufubr BON S4afsn unb Gam
mern mar bic sr0bts Jet Ginger ,3eit.
Sfafe blieben itstig, 5riibiaprss2 Gam
msr aber fielen I'm 15-25e per 100
qiunb.
S6afe, auserleIens bis EXTRA 1915
quite Biz uuserleisne $3.50
SOS; orbindre Bis fair $780,
200. - 2dmmer, auserleIene Bis er'
ira $1o.60-10.s5; CUTE bis auser'
leiene S9.25-10.50; orbindrs 6is
fair $5.00-S.75.
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Suder. - pretie rep. - Ndfs
finirier Gut 2caf $3.50; pcfuSsreb
$3.50; Cubes $50; sranufirtsr S.
20; gonfsetionsrs "" $3.50; Off
.a1 $7.80-9.Oo; ipsiher srtra $3.50
10; EXTRA e. $50 per Aunb.rt
pfunb.
MoIaffes TT fetig. gsep
ORLEANS Open a.tile 45--65e; Gem
trifueal 25-34e per Ganone.
REFS aouiiiand, Gnnep 9eab
8a-6ae; prima 5t-53e; orbindrsr
4s-5e; Sapan 4s-54e per pfunb.
Dairn probutte
Butter. martt rubig unb
prsife fetia. Wbokmilf, ertra
31ae; Gsntrali8eb EXTRA 29c; gentra>
.Ii5sb firits 25ae; iecOnbs 22ac; Ganep
Dairp 23e; padins Gtod 20-21Ae
per pfunb.
4Gfe. - Marit ffttis. Dbio lie.
NcrbpehIiGer II Gents; Rem Vcrf
1Sc; S9peissr 35-40t; DO. Bird
lie: 2imburssr 17a-18e per pfunb.
gtsr. - Martt itft; prima
firIts Siibnereisr 24c; firfis 223e; or-
bindre firits 20ae; fsepnbs 17ac per
Dubsnb; Gniensisr 21}c per Oubenb.
@efIlgeL. - Wortt fetig. -
@ypllrrs- DOrr1 pfunh m AaEGtts,
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bieaao, 2e. gull.

gbicaso, 26. Suli.
@eisen. = sir September $1.1sa
-$1.21s, am SaluB $1.19s; fir
DECEMBER $1.214-1.245, am S9Iub
$1.225.
@eli&tprn. : Gir Ssptembsr 7s
-79ec, am S9IuB 78ac; fur De-
3ember 67t-68se am S4lub 68e.
Safer. = Siir September 4Oa--
All. am Sdlub Ale; fur Desembsr
42s-43ac an S4lub Ago.
6krfte. - 65-75e
9imotbp. = Ss.26.
Slice. = S7.0O-14.W.
Rosaen. - Nartt nominal.
port. - Sir Suli $685.; fir
September $24.6o--24.95, am Sdlub
$24.6O.
S8maI5. = sir Gtptember H.
67-12.s5. am S9lub 1870; fir
D.tobsr 12.7o-12.77. am S4lub
1870.
R~ippenisitsn. Sir Suli 1912
1855, am Sdlub 1912; fir Sep.
TENDER 13.40-13.65. am Shlub la
AZ.
Butter. = DART pilis; Greamsrg
J
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Welo. Bombs NIB Nitieu in Rem gOrf.

0ejGaitspapisre rHrben ~ ~ bision.
iirt. Getiel OUT 2pnoon uaren ftrfig.
f5ir 90 Tase SA7lh, 6iht $&.76H; aabtl
uIpaiuHsen $476H. 5rancs Sihi 1904.
Babel 1904, Mart Siht 70, aabel TN,
Rronn Gidt 12.4o, aabef 1880. Nire Sttt
o.A5, 9abet ga. Rubel Sidt 1910; sa-
bel $3.50; silber.g arrens3A ~. Ileriianiide
Tulats 48A.
Ntttenmartt. - Ger sinitise Jus
iuejs iopie bic Grtra.9 ipibfnoe Der tahl.
triits ihien ieint ~beionbere g9iriung
a,i ben Diorit ousaniibsH uub bic metitsn
aitleH Der Elite uaren gsoridt.
giIeutahn .ahiea.
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4dSlfdBer marft- NeriAt.
gfnctnuatt, 2e. Suli.

-Of 49," ri
Die naGfolseuben luptirunssn be-
Siehsn iid3 MIR auf Gnsros : Trans :
%oftionen. Bel tleiusrsn @ei&dften
tperben etpas b6bsre preiIs bsrsdnet.
prootfionen.
Sdmal5 prima Steam
12.40--12.50; Gamils $14.OO--
1850.
1rodtns.fat5enss sttif4.
Sbort clear Ssitsn lof., AZ
15ae; Grtra fbprt clear Ssitsn 144
-154e; tur5e R~ippenieitsn Al
14ac; Bellies 161-17f,
9uron. Gbort clear Ssiien
~16-1sae; ertra fort clear Sstten
15z-16e; fbort Rippenisitsn lob
16e; Bellies 17a-1s4e.
Sugar Gursb Sfeifh. -
S1infsn 201 21c; picnir Gdult.rn
1%5--15le; grsaffait Bacon % -25c;
Sdultsrn in padstsn 15--15af; Nsip
gOrs Gut 151-1ee; trodene Beef
Stiuten 29l-30ae per pfunb.
z iBaepifeltts Jfsifd.-
.Gdirisn 17a-18c; pienic Shultsrn
13I-14t; Bellies 16t-17t; Sduls
tern 13a-14e; S6uftern ~. .. Gut
DO. 14-14lc.
grifdss glstf&- s9iutsn
16i-17ac; picnic Sdultsrn 12a-
13c; sdultern 12a-13c; fbort rip
penieitsn 13-13lc; ibori clear rip
penisi!sn 13l-14e; EXTRA ihort
clear Rippsnfsiten 13-13ae; Bellies
feiate 184-19ac; Bellies, fdtpsre
17-18e.
Webf unS Getretbe.
MebL. = Winter patsnt $5.75-
500; Winter fancp $5.25-5.50;
Winter famiID $4.75-5.0O; Wintsr
srtra $4.25-4.50; Minisr orbindrsr
$3.75-4.00; 5artss Wci3en qatent
S.. 75-6.25; 6artss Meissn fancp
S5.25-5.50; 6artss Meiasn familp
$4.25-4.50; Roassn, Rortbpeitern
gemiittes $5.o0-5.10; Rosssn gitp
reines s5.00-5.25; Rpssen gitp ses
mifdtes $4.75-5.00.
Wei3en.-R o. 2 rotbsr @inter
$1.2s-1.29e; go. 3 $12O-12o;
go. A DO. $1.05-1.2O.
slfdtorn.- go. 2 tpeibss
s3-S3Ae; 30. 8 DO. s2s-S3c; go.
4 DO. s1-82c; go. 5 DO. s0-81e;
30. 6 DO. 78-S0c. = go. 2 sslbss
s2a-S3e; so. 8 DO. s2-s2Ac; 10.
a boo. Sos-S1tt; go. 5 DO. 79a--
s0Ae; 30. 6 DO. 77a-7SAe. - no.
2 gemifdtes s25-S3e; Ro. 3 DO. SO
-s2ae; go. A DO. s0s-S1ae; 30.
5 DO. 79a-s01c; 30. 6 DO. 77a-
1896. aolbentorn, ipeibes. SO
"a; aolbentorn, ssIb.s. 1886;
aolbeniorn, semifdtes, 83-84e.
6afer. R~ortbtpefttrh go. 2
peiber 45--45ae; Rotbpeftern Stana
barb tpeibsr 44a-45e; ROrtbmstsrn
go. 3 tpeibsr 43-44e; Ho. 8 ip<iber.
einbeimHa.r 415-42c; SO. 4 tpeiber
Ro. 2 semii@ter 41a--
423e; 30. 3 semiidtsr sinbsimiider
90. a ssmiidtsr SD
3s1r.
Rosgen. - 30. 2 $1.01-1.O3;
Go. 8 95e-S1.00; go. 4 $780,;
Sample 75--80r.
Wbistep.
@ertluft tpurSen AIS gbls. 9i.
filters Ginifbeo GoObs auf Der Bats
BON S1.40 per GalIone.
9roeertes.
aaffee. - Sapd 23--30e; Mo=
da 29--3oc; GUATEMALA fansp 19c;
DO. gutter 17ae.
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11Cs uHu IL YTuHD Io-zut, DdHHe
12c; 5iibner 17tc; 1rutbiibner 21t;
DO. nit frummer Bruft 1O--12e; Sui
6-8c; junae gnten 13-14c; alte DO.
11--14c; @dnfe 8-9t; Qllte 9auben
$1.50 bas Dubenb.
DIFF Semitic.
aepfel. - garlp Sarpeit $1.00
I-1.50 per camper.
3ttrDnen. = California $3.50;
MeHina $6.5O--6.75 per Rite; Gis
meg $1.O0-1.25 per atite,
Srangen. - 0aleueia $3.25-.
AS ger Rite.
GRAPEFRUIT. = Jtoriba $500
800; California $3.50-4.00 per
Crate.
pftrfiae. - alberta $1.25--
1.65 per Crate; @ecrgia Bells SIPS
-1.50 per Crate.
Gantdloupes. Snbiand
STANDARD Crate $2.50-2.75; Snbia.
ma. fade graft. $1.25.
5etbelBeeren. $2.75-
300 Der Crate bon "a Quarts.
airGm. = Widisdn $1.5o-
LIS per grate Don "a Quarts.
9ep beeren. Ginbeimii9e
$2.5o-2.75 per Crate.
Jrbdnnisbeeren $500
-2.25 per Crate ben "a Quarts.
@nanas. $1.75-2.85 per
Crate.
Daffermefonen. $1,000
1900 per 100 Stiid.
aartoffefn. GinEeimiife
Gaitern GObblers unb 9riumpbs 81
1880 per Bbl.
/. 81 ibtartoffeIn. WifiIe
iippi unS alabama $1.25-1.50 per
Camper.
8urten. - Gin6eimifde 25-
Doc per 9ubeHb.
gomdtcn. - Ginheimtide 81
$3.50 per Bu.
glumenfobl. - ginbeimii6sr
$1.00-1.75 per gu.
grbsn. - Rem gort 500
S1.25 per 9bl.
ataut. ginbeimii6ss 70
1.25 per gu.
3sniebefn. - 3ouisbiIe 1915
$500 per gbl. grpftal Beibe S2.O0
-2.25 per Crate. ginbeimiI4.
sslbs $1.15, ipeibe SITS per gu.
O ii gobnen. - Ginbeimis
f4e 5O--65c per gu; Wads bobuen
$1.15-1.25 per camper.
n.-Ginbeimiihe $1.00
LIS per gu.
aanbprobutte.
Seu. - go. l Simotbp $500;
30. 2 1tmotbb s17.OO; Ro. 3 aimo@
tbp $3.50; go. l s.mii4ter ales
$3.50; go. s.mHater alee s14.5o;
20. l Gl.e $11.00; go. 2 Rite So
90; Sisiises alfalfa $11.00-13.s
80; Wefli4es SIT. 0O-19.O0; ROss
senitrob $9.O0-9.50; 9aferftrob
ST 5000; Weiaenitrob $3.50
500 per SOnne.
Sunges 5su. - go. 1 simos
tbp $14.5O-15.O0; 30. 2 5imotbp
s12.5O-13.O0; 30. 8 simotbp $10.s
50-11.OO; 30. 1 semifdteralee S13.s
00-14.0O; go. 2 ssmif4ter alse
$11.OO--12.OO.
W ublenutter In rubig unb
t.tig. = aleis $20.OO-2o.50; Wlibbs
tinss srobes S23.5o-A.0o; s.miids
tss Gutter $22.O0-22.50.
Sdmereten. - Wartt ftstis.
- Gleeiamen $8.Oo-9.Oo; per gu.
bonn Store; 1imotbp $2.75-3.4O;
Gladfaamsn $2.S5 per gu.
@erfdiebenes.
Dele. Martt Itstig; 9sinSl.
robes Tic per Ga0one in partien bon
ID Dbl. 9stodtes 1c msbr; 30. 1
aarbSl SIC; Cotton Sesb Oil. raft.
nirtes $50 per 9a0ons. asrpentin SOC
in partisn bon l Bis 5 Jab unb 53e
IN partien BON 1875 @allpnen pes
troleum, Ohio Carbon 120 Grab Sc;
DO. $50 Grab SAe; 6eablisbt It's
Grab 81 10e; Rsb gropn GafOlin
24e; Rapbta 28e per Gallone in par.
tien Don Is Bbls.
Sals. = Der Wartt IN rubig. -
Ohio RiDer $1.10 per gbl. bon $50
pfunb, Jubrlubn bin5usefiist.
9ots. - Murft ftetig. prima
Gin sa-stc; DO. Gountrp 7j-ssc
per qfunb.
aoblen. - Marft rubis. yous
sbiosbenp $3.50-3.75; RuB unb
Stad S2.25. aanafpba Stidtobltn
$3.50-3.75, NuB unb Slad $225
per Tonne abseliefert. RarhIpfs
Stiidtpblsn $4.75, DO. Nub unb Slad
1925. 4ntbraeite $7.75-8.W per
Tonne abseiiefert. Cote foItet $500
$50 per 1pnne a~bgeliefert.
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mefaH.Marft.
Rem gort, 2e. Suli

Rep gort, 26. Suli.
aupfsr. - Martt itstis.
Glsctrolptic $24.00-27.OO.
Giisn. - Mortt ftstis unb unosra
inbert,
3inH. = TART rubig; ofisrirt gu
$38.25.
9Iet. = $685.
SpeIter. - Wartt fetig.
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ai4ifon cen. 49,. = tlViM. gae. d. 81. ~
s sisss { '::s|ss |. { 81 $500. &C..
SJS.z6:s:I:. u S;ss. s:sSiRrrisS
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Mmswdrti8e Mdrtte.
Rem gort, 26. Suli

Rem yort, 90. Suli.
Webl. = Wartt feiter; Winter pas
tents $4,000; Wintsr Straishts
$5.40-5.65.
Wei3sn. - Rartt perGnberli1; Ro.
l 0urum $1.273; 20. 2 barter $1.31;
0a l Northsrn Dulutb $1.39; Ro. l
ROrtbern MaHitobo $1.35a I. o. B.
Rem Yort.
MeIidtorn. = Wartt pillis; 30.
2 selbes 1926; c. I. I. Ro. 8 Rsp
yort.
5aisr. - Rartt ftetis; staHSc:S
47s--4Sfe.
Seu. = Rartt rubig.
6opfen. = Wdrft rubis.
6Gute. = Dart ffetis.
2eber. = Start feft-
PORT. = Wartt fett.
Beef. - Mart feik
S4muls. - Wartt tpillia; Wibcle
@eit $12.SO-12.90.
Sals. - Rartt ibpa6; gitp TIC;
Country Spe3ial 74-84e; Speaial
sie.
gDols. - Nartt ftetis.
Rsis. Wartt itetis.
MolaTss. - Rartt flau.
3ufsr. = Rober. Wartt ilau; Gem
trifusal 1888; Wolofts 1856; raffi.
nirter. iietis; feiner Granulirtsr ST.
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q. T.g.2D,ref4r.. 1yHiEp. pdt. %. g.. 1ozsS
gbir. & gorttip. hs siAieo. Due. ref. tr... ~
Col. & 60. ref. ~. s3kfEo. eiai1iu. Dr.. . . iefN
fisb. &H 0r. elsa. 7gttIEo. Mnifp. aeu 81. 7eE
Iif. SecIrities 81. 1t~ilrI. 20. Cd. ETC.,. iSlH
Grie co. 4rzrrieSp. II llsr. x gdc, ....... M
Grie aer. II. ...... l1Dirbfibf abb. st.. 7sh
Ger. electric b.. ~ itirtcn Vdr. 4r. ~
or. mortb. f.lk.. ~ Union Edc. %. &C.. an
N. Gent. rel. a.. sshlii. g. Hubber o. JefN
mt n. z. 5r. go. saytf. 2. Stesf 81 ..Io5x
Jrt glef. ~ 1xNlilira. g. CHEM. b.. N
annf. q. q. RET. g. eAiNinbafb 1. St ...... -,
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gier. Martt u%nDerGnbert.
aartoffeln. - Marft %lnDerdnbert.
@efliigel. - 2ebenbes. Marit nieDs
9ibner 17c; Sprinssrs II
23c.
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Gbttaso, %. Suli.

Sdpsine. 3ufubr $4,000. :
Wartt i6pad; Built $9.4-1o.00;
lsi9ts $9.35-1o,1O; ssmiidte 500
-1010; idtuere $9.00-1O.12; rau.
be $9.0o--9.20; Gsrtel S7.50-9.4o.
RinoDieb. II 3ufubr 10000. Wartt
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Kicker and DIR.
and Mrs. III. l.. Tittolson are spend
ing a few days at Mr.. Ricker's camp.
Mrs. Frank Venturi,n of East Rye
gate is visiting her father.
L. E. keenan, and son Albert, G. H.
Mills and Johnny Hall took a trip to
the White Mountains Thursday. They
climbed Mt. Washington.
Mrs. B. F. Heath, who was stricken
with a shock, is failing.
Bartlett Kicker of Billerica, Mass,
is visiting here.
Miss Jennie Taylor has closed her
school in Ryegate for the summer
vacation and is at home for the
present.
School closed in the Welch district
Friday Merton Jacobs having taught
the entire year.
Mrs. S. D. Thurston of Monroe, N.
H, visited here last week.
Mrs. E. j. Clark visited in Wells
River several days last week. return
ing home Saturday night.
Miss Minnie Lang left Monday
morning for Castleton, where she will
attend a summer school for teachers.
S. P. Kicker and Mr.. and Mrs. Or
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LYNDON.

(Mrs. Ellen A. Staples, Correspondent
Miss Mary Chayer, who has spent
the winter in the South, came Mon
day to spend two weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Chayer.
Mrs. Fannie Wilcomb, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Geo. P.
Ide, for several weeks, returned home
to Springfield Tuesday, accompanied
by her son, Roy M. Whitcomb and
his little daughter Virginia.
The Congregational Sunday school
will present a cantata entitled THE
Children's Day Chapel" next Sunday
evening at o'clock.
The Methodist Sunday school gave
a very pleasing concert last Sunday
evening by members of the Junior
and Primary departments.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will hold their BIZ
weekly meeting at Eugene Clements
next Thursday afternoon after which
a salad supper will be served.
The first quarterly conference of
the M. E. church will occur next Sat
urday afternoon and Rev. r. F. Lowe
will preach Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lydia Waters is moving to
Mrs. Eff1e Houghton's house.
R. H. Winsor and family of Spring
field, Mass, arrived at their summer
home in this village last Thursday.
Rev. Charles Chayer is expected
home from Bates college Friday for
a few days vacation.
A. E. Morse Of Passumpsic is spend
ing a few days with his brothers, E.
C. and w. T. Morse.
Mrs. Bert Gregory has been enter
tanning her mother from Derby and
her sister from Burlington the past
week.
Mrs Eugene Field of McIndoes and
Mrs. Charles Choate of West Barnet
have been visiting at Oscar Fields for
a few days.
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she has been attending normal school
Mr.. and Mrs. Guymer and little son
of East Ryegate were guests at Geo.
Cimamond's Saturday.
Mrs. Bowers has gone to Lawrence,
Mass, on a visit.
Miss Alice Gibson of Littleton. N.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. A J..
F'inlay. The Finlays are also enter
tanning their daughters, Mrs Howard
Coles, and Miss Charlotte of larry
town. N. Y.
10 Blair and Miss Gladys Mcdonald
attended the commencement ball at
Lyndon Institute Friday evening.
Miss Edith Bell returned home with
them. Miss Bell was one of the
graduates.
c. H. Chase of East Gambia, N. H.,
is boarding at o. N BedelPs for some
weeks.
Joe Stanley was in town Saturday
and moved his goods to Newport,
where he has been at work the past
few weeks.
Mrs. Lydia Kimball went to Woods
vile last Thursday for visit.
Charles Mcfarland is having a
seige of whooping cough.
Mrs. E. L. Field spent part of last
week at G. A. Choate's at West Bar
net.
A. w Morrill, of Barton was in
town on business Friday.
Miss Freda Carr of Newport, who
used to spend her summers here with
Miss A. M. Carr, graduated last week
from Johnson Normal school.
Miss Elizabeth Peck of st. Johns
bury was the guest of Miss Lawler
Saturday.
Miss Catherine Graves was az r.
NJ. Johnson's Saturday.
Corcell Stuart of St. Johnsbury is
here, working at the garage.
Misses Arlene Boswell and Gladys
Thayer of SOmerville, Mass, were
weekend guests of Mrs. Nettie Smith.
Mrs. Lena Moore Merrill and son
of Seattle, Wash, came Monday from
Woodsville to be with her father and
sister, several weeks.
H. d. Chamberlain of Lisbon, N.
H, made a flying trip here Monday
forenoon. The friends of Walter
will be interested to
know that he goes Wednesday to
Lyndonville to work in the creamery
there through the summer.
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WHEELOCK.
List of Pupils With Perfect Attend
ance--PersOnaIS

ance--ferSOnaAS.
(Mrs. G. L. Gerry Correspondent
The village schools closed here Fri
day. In Miss Kellogg's school the
following pupils had perfect attend
ance: Gladys, Ruth and Arthur
Deoss, Mildred Drown, Eta Gray,
Evelyn Smelling and Harold Dresser
Miss Kellogg left for her home in
Plainfield last Saturday morning In
the primary room the following had
perfect attendance, Kathleen Mclean,
teacher: Avis AIdrich, Eliza and
Emily Drew. Robert Deoss. Bernice
Ban Der, Carlton Porter, Hubbard Rip
ley, Dorothea Smelling. Ena Drown.
Ruth and Reta Mclean missed each
one-half day.
Mrs. G.. L. Gerry spent several days
last week with her daughter. Mrs.
A E. Weed.
Charles Miles and mother returned
from Franconia last Tuesday, where
they went to visit their sister and
daughter, Mrs Irwin Taylor.
L. ]. Cree and family of Concord
came last Saturday for two weeks
with their father S. G. Cree.
Ed. Aldrich and Will Mitchem were
in West Derby on business last week.
Miss Kathleen Mclean left Sunday
for her home in Newport.
L. w. Cree returned from a weeks
stop in Worcester last Wednesday.
John WEIGH and Rem Graves, who
have been working for L. N. Cree the
past few months, have finished and
are now painting for the Newell Bros.
REQ Harold Cairns preached here
as a candidate last Sunday, and will
occupy the pulpit again next Sunday
The ladies will hold a social at
Mechanics hall Friday afternoon.
Supper will be served.
Mr. McLean's household goods
went last Thursday to Newport where
they are to reside. Mrs. Mclean
went Saturday.
Mrs. l.. w. Drake was with friends
in West Derby Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. A. w. Porter left Tuesday for
a weeks stop with friends in New
port West Derby and North Troy.
S. A. Buck spent a part of last
week in Burlington visiting his
mother and also attending the Ma
sonic meetings held there. w. NJ
Wiley assisted in the creamery dur
ing his absence.
Willoughby Valley Pomona held a
very pleasant meeting here last
Thursday with Riverside Grange
Rev. c. w. Kelley and family of
Irasburg spent last week with Mrs.
Kelley's grandfather, D. w. Leslie.