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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21
INCORPORATION RECORD.

CHARLESTON. w Va. Feb. 20
While p corporations operating under
the laws OF West Virginia have been
permitted this month 10 surrender
their charters. sixty new corporations
have been issued certificates Of incor-
porauon. As Of which are resident con
Germs. only p corporations were
chartered during the corresponding
period in January.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21
RESERVES OF GOLD
DECLINE 100000

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O-Oniy slight
changes IN the reserve situation OF the
currency system are disclosed in the
lie by the Federal Reserve Board. Tie
statement shows that during the week
mere was an increase OF about S60O. 600
IN tne total earning assets Of the bank :
resulting from additional bond pur-
chases and increases in the holdings OF
aoceptances- Here Is the statement.
The combined gold reserves Of the
banks declined about $1,000. 900, Phiia-
eelphia. Richmond and Chicago report
ing the largest deceases. while the gold
san Francisco banks show the largest
gains Tor the week. The total cash re-
serves serN OF the banks Increased about 81
OVvVoV. New York and san Francisco re-
porting large gains of cash. offset In
part by net cash Withdrawals. mainly
from from the Philadelphia. Richmond and
Discounted Paper DECREASED.
a. discounted paper ON hand shows a
decrease OF about Si.0OO.000. the -four
banks most active IN the discount field
reporting smaller figures than NJ the
end OF the preceding week. Against this
t $1,000 seeeptances on nand show Al
York and Chicago reporting Increased
holdings Of this class OF paper
or the total bills on hand acceptances
constitute at present about 55.2 per cent
over SO Ter cent. OF the paper held ma
c Cer.s W WI Ihlrty days and 9i.5 per
cent. atter thirty, but within sixty DAYS
stock paper maturing after ninety DAYS
- shown among the holdings OF the
banks. constituting over 10 per cent OF
all the discounts held.
over S1.1OO.OOO Of United State.
bonds was brought during the past week
by seven reserve banks. all the hanks eN-
cept New York reporting Government Sc
curitics aomnE their assets. The aggre.
gate OF warrants held shows n decrease
Of about 100000. THE loss affecting
the holdings Of the New York PhiIadel
phta. Minneapolis and Boston banks.
Total earnings assets show an In.
crease Of about 100000 since the pre-.
ceding week and are 100 per cent. OF IN.
paid in capital, a. against 156 and l21
per cent. about three and six months
over S2,OoO.OOO during the week \ei
member bank deposits decreased SAOO..
600. the New York bank reporting net
Withdrawals OF Si,SOo.0OO.
"Feteral reserve agents report n tie
Screase for the week OF Sf.sOO. 900 in the
amounts Of Federal reserve notes out.
standing, mainly as the result OF re-
oemptlon OF notes. Against the total
Z OF S2os.00O.0O0 Of notes outstanding the
agents hold s1s5.7OO.0O0 Of gold and
RlfOou,oO0 Of paper. The banks report
. total OF Slt6.2UO. 900 Of notes IN cir
/ culation and aggregate net liabilitie,
thereon OF S9.lOO.OOO.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21
REMARKABLE RECORD.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb %
communication from Harrisville re
ceived by the department of schools,
says that Miss Edith Rymer. daughter
OF DIR. II. NJ. Rymer. of that town. has
entered her senior year in high school
there having passed through all grades
during six years without having been
either absent or tardy. This is said
to be a record without a parallel in the
West Virginia schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21
wesr vRelNlA PArrnrs.

Sc reported hv H p Dunlap. pat
emit lawyer of Wheeling vs. Va the
patent ufiCo records show the recent
issue of the following patents To- West
virginia inventors william y nol
nE. Montgomery. wrench. BERNARD H
Camden. parkcrehurg. money changing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21
STATE HEALTH LECTURES.

CHARLESTON. " Va. Feb. 70
The West Virginia department OF
health IS arranging an educational
tour for this spring DIT S. J.. Jepson,
state health commissioner. and Mavo
Tolman. sanitary engineer. will deliver
lectures In various parts OF the state
Illustrated by stereOpticon views on
hygiene. sanitation and kindred tvpee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21

machine. Fillmore G. ucycr'oks of
Clarksburr. drain Tor pipe lines. John
W HaddoN. Parkorshurr EuockIoun
mantcl. William p McCauloy. Ekns
compound tool. John A. Sharpe. uab.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21

Husband don't see. Estene. how
you could draw all your money out
n the bank and spend 10. when spo.
cially told you that wouldn't be- able
10 give you any moro for some time
Wife But DID 10 on purpose. dear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE

Special rate Of Sff.oo from Wheel.
ing and Martins Ferry to Detroit,
Mich and return, account Depart
ment Of superintendenee N. e. A. GO.
Ing Feb. 10, 20 and ~, returning any
time until March I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21

In Japan II H. the custom for par
ents 10 label their children with their
addresses. 80 that ip case they wander
some one may send them home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21

did you kill a German. uncle?"
NO. ! don't think I personally kill.
ed one"
"Oh, YOU Stacker" - London Opin.
ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21
MAJORSVILLE

,. MAJoEsv1LLE. ". Vs.. Feb Coco.
hinE passed away az the home ~ his
cousin clark Todd near l}cham Friday
after lingering illness OF lung ana
stomach trouble. aged So wears SIR
iiaE was unmarried and is survived bv
one sister. Mrs. Sprowles His parents.
o..,. and h'ssir Todd King having died
SIR. king during his early manhood
Wa q resident - this section and has
many warm friends among the older
people Funeral services Were hsgf sum
Gay afternoon at the salem NJ. D.. church
hy Rev. Dunbar OF Pleasant Eallsr. in-
tcrment In the salem burial grounds.
Order Brothers funeral directors.
House Burned.
The home and contents b,IolrIn- Cd
Mr. and Mrs. George Myers of Blake. y
tldge near Calls. w. Va. were destroyed
Local Happenings.
with 5.S 5.9sbtor MD rfi9,t friday
sugar Grove.
William King o. Sugar Grove. who On.
is quite il fro mthe shock ~ the news
OF tus death of his SON. james. who WIS
KILLED DO ne recent rollins accident
tn hfs home hy illness
Mr. and Mra VIII Richcy Of Reham
spenf "wednesday with Mrs. Richcy =
Hoss Reese 81 Hloorri school ro-
stunned work Tuesday after several days
William reasr Sr who fs u from,
stomach trouble Del not al we'll
Mite jennie Dhedest'r spent the want-
'ni NIf. h'r sister Mrs Annie Majors.
-lir clutter Ia oIt again. after 4r ill.,
ness or several dHr.
Bora W.dr..lat moruina t. SOL. aud
laueht.r Sol. Phillip va ra-m-.. ID.
MIee Mar. thtnnere OF This ulre
Ns's- rraa.-. s ,ni .' l. +, ,I '.,..E anI
.Ir.U.. NI.HNHrI won. fHr SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21
WHEELInu THAorzou oonPAMx
cAs scHEDuLn
vt,vsR,A Nh .E, !, LANE

nf Eheot June a. looA
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLsbUR0
Daily Except sunday,
wheeling WaIiabuFu
Leave
i2nd Street l~aw.
wheeling Weliabura
10 80 a. N e.0o a -
fi0 .. m. Il:oo no01
MOuNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND hOUNDoVILA
Leave
10Th street I~aw.
Mhealfnn Aoundnvfita
10 90 o. m 30 n =
Use .. m
on lines having regular express esr-
vice. shipments weighing IN laucaan 81
hiV pounds or large bulk vii not -
Carried uu rnaarrEer cars
ALL LINIs-nuilV Except Sunday
No ghiumeufT. except emergency nhfn-
mente nf medicines. viii - carried or
pnracrEer cars between eco and a.if
n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21

MOUNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND hOUNDaVTLR
Daily kEcaDt SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-21
House Burned.

ne nome ana contents belonging -n
Mr. and Mrs George Myers OF Blake. =
Ridge near Calls. w. Va. were DESTROYED
hy fire Friday 80 Insurance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
Texas Towns Preparing For Baby Week
University Announces Model Program

free from disease, free from dcformity
and with pure Liood III its veins and
arteries.
Every child has the inalienablc right
To he loved. 10 have lis individuality nc.
spccteI, 10 be trained wisely ia mind
body aud soul. 10 be protested from dis
ease. from evil influences and evil per
sons. AMI H. have a fair chance in life.
Ia a word. a. BE- hrought rp III the fear
and admonilion of the Lord
The small children may act out the
following slogan Baby Health i Texas
Wealth. For this exercise i've chill
,lren are needed. Each child has Il large
cardboard word, The first being Baby
the Ssond I llcalth.' the third IL
and 80 on through the slogan. As each
child appears he gives the lines appro
priatcd 10 his word. holding his care n
he talks. After all the children have
given their individual lines. the group
recitcs in chorus Baby Health is Texas
Wealth Verses for this ;rrt and other
appropriate poems will be- furnished by
the home economies department Of Uni
versity of Texas upon application.
As IN aid in the preparation Of the
program the divisions of home and child
welfare Of the University Of Texas viii
gladly supply the following bulletins
or circulars. which vii be- found helpful:
Suggestions for Infant Feeding, No.
313; Food for Growing Children, No.
BIB; The Problem oi The School Lwucii
e.. No. 10.. No :s;>. 81. $50. Pare Milb
and How "a Gel II. circular; Things
Worth While for the Baby. circular;
Baby Welfare Exhibit, circular; How 1"
Feed the Family for Health and Eli
cheney. NJ. -; Better Babies on Texas
Farms, pamphlet; Why Register Births
and Report Cases Of Sickness. circular.
All requests for these circulars and
bulletins should H. addrc>>cd ia the
department Of extension Of the lnivcr-
Sity ol Texas, Austin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

AUSTIN, Texas. Feb. IG.-Aii indi-
cations denote A real appreciation #
the fact that Baby Health il Texas
Wealth among alert communities Of
this state and quiet preparations arr
bciI. made i'll hundreds of small own
i.r participation III the Baby Week
program DECLARED 10 be in effect March
| to IL, by the children's bureau Ut The
department of labor.
The divisions Of home and child vel
fare IF the University Of Texas have
been besiegcd with requests for infor
nation concerning the program for one
day ob>cryances OF Baby Week" in
small communities and in response 10
this demand 4 program j. suggested IL
a successful model used in many small
towns.
As Il prelude 10 the program. the
BABY Welfare" experts give out the fol
lowing statement:
Every community should observe the
nation wide Baby Week March Ill.
1916. Get the LOCAL newspapers inter
eSIcd, solicit the cooperation OF the min
lister and have him give Il sermon on The
Little Child have the schools hold a
morning exercise ON this subject, and in
tcrcSt the entire community in holding Il
Baby Rally The following program
j. suggested for the rally:
f.. My old Kentucky Home"
,. Payer, ending with the Child's
Greco.
3. The Better Babies Movement and
What il Means, by SOME mother.
4. Exercises by the children.
,. Song. Dixie.
q. Importance az Clean Min to Chill
drcn. by local health officer.
Z. How to Feed Little Children hy
physician or domestic economy teacher.
:. Recitation of Eugene Fields po
ems The I.cmorScful Cakes
= Sony. Sweet and Low
The Child'S creed il: Every child
has the inalicnablc right ~ bc born
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

DreamIanG.


Helen Ware. a charming Nuuu" m"v
ing piturr actress. takes The lcadiu-
role iu The Prize at the prramlanl
thcatcr tonight. 4 to1ng Girl j. reared
in luNnr, and in ,cung %Nomanhnod
finds herself forced a. fan back on her
own resources She takes a position ~
SECRETARY q" au artist who before hi
success married his landlady'S dangh
ter. who fails ~ the inspiration h.
>eck> tie turns to his charming e
rctarN. who believes She loves him. hut
who later. mcrtIug . prosperous phN>i
ian. finds she was mistaken. Roth want
e. MARRY the girl. the artist promising
a. rid himself ~ his wife. The artist
learns the girl does not love him and
drops dead from heart disease. His
widow seeks vengeance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
Fine Annie Refine.

Core luur ~ live good sized cooking
appi,- aud bake them in a fairly hot
owen. Nhn ,"Hr ROT iiw apples thru
= iinr sieve anl hop ihr pulp Till re-.
quIrcd. Ia Ne meantime. boil up half
= pimt "a milk with tuo ounces % loaf
sugar and two strips wv think cut lemon
rlnd. sir This into the prepared apple
pulp and add y tin. CRATE ~ nutmeg ~ 4
little powdered cinnamon. .Ndd ia the
rur'" p pat ut fresh huttcr tnd reduce.
i ~ q >tewpan over the fire for about
zen minutes. stirring I'd frequently. Al
low To- cool. then NJ up some GUSTAV
cups. ~ else PM The PURGE into 4 glass
dish. Put q litt.e whipped cream on
t'p and SERVE with finger or other
small sweet biscuits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
One on the Water Wagon.

The alfalfa delegate was paying his
first visit "a a city az amy size. Stand.
ing along the sidewalk. he CHANGED a.
see a Sprinklimg cart coming down the
street and no AGoncr had he set ewes
on the thing than he began to laugh
like the boy ~ the minstrel show.
SAY. old pal" he remarked hilari
onSly. punching a cop in the ribs, don't
that just beat all?"
Don't what just beat ale responded
wondering cop. What's the joke
Just look nj that Teller on that wag
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
Cheese FOndue Without Egqs.

Whom re-- ARE scarce and high. more
over. when there are no eggs iu the house,
NY may ~til have cheese iouduc. Soak
three iourth- of q cupful of dried and
rolled bread crumbs III "A cup III milk for
- minutes Heat cup of cheese in one-half
cup ~ milk over ten kettle ur i'll double
boiler. While these are preparing cream
together one tablespoon Of melted butter
AMI one tablespoon of flour, add slowly
two cups "A milk. stirring constantly. Sea
~"u with one even teaspoon salt. one half
teaspoon ~ sugar ;ud \ ~lcck ol cayenne.
Add "a th.~ the soaked bread crumlb. and
thr heated cheese. cooking all together and
stirring until smooth Serve on bnttcred
toast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

atcd Nv the film i best corrobOrated i,
the fact that several times during IA"
lay il WAS thought that it
would hc necessary 10 clll out The re-
serves 10 keep the crowds that formed
the theatre ia restraint. From early
morning the lines began Ia gather at the
entrance. of the Park.
When the doors Of the theatre were
thrown open there was i mad rush.
tflcr ihcatcr was taxed 10 its capac
ity il br'ame necessary 10 lock the doors.
Many had Travelled from distant points
uf Rr,nkyln and Long Island. They
seemed firm in their determination 10
view the pictures.
The Bates Of a Nation. il the last
word in cinema bulletins of the great
world war. Despite the influx of war
pictures depicting the German side "f
the war. this set depicts the very latest
engagements Of the warning nations.
They take one 10 the great battlcficldS
and without the d%cafcning din of the
roaring cannon visualize The capture Of
Warsaw and ether great events that
have long since consumed columns of
space in the newspapers throughout the
countrt.
The, are n> thrilling n if one We're
RIGHT ~ th. lni,i~t at II NJ The advance
mem ,f th" films aud the daring If
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
HEHOUSEkEEPER
Use for Paper Clips.

\ lcw MI Che Nirr paper cIl- used M
"iiicc~ are exceedingly useful e. have ou
hand. When sewing long seams use them
10 ia~icn the edec~ rf the doth together
and n" ha~tlur wll hc necessary. Turn up
= hem the desired depth anJ place, thc ia~-
,cner> At the hoilrm edge t. hold u place.
This also saves hss~tiu-. tNcrs Woman r,-
.eivc> numerous creular~ ami ADVERTISING
letters which are printed on Just one side
uf.ihc paper. Lax i number ~ such sheets
together with plain ~idc- up. Fa-ten sheets
tesc.hcr III the top with = rip and Nvu
have Il handy writing pad which co~t~
muihlrv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
THE FASHIONS.

Chinese leather. beautifully embossed
and colorcd. now trims ncckwear, suits and
blou~e~.
~la~hcd pockets 10 those which are en-
hrodiercd ~ beaded.
White linen dresses with pipings ~ pale
yellow men are among the costumes Tor
the South.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
Chocolate Cake That is Quickly Made.

\ tested recipe Tor chocolate cake
calls fnr Al squares chocolate. one 9 y
sugar. 'uc ha'f I%ca>poouinl cream W
tartar. on. hall lra~poonful >nll. three
i"urth> rrp milk. two rgg~ rut cfnt
'latc iu bow. stand eyer hot water un
ll wrl-r then rut all ingredients III
anil hrai with Dover c.g h.htcr. Bake
In y lnHf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

To preserve leather furniturc. rub about
once I month with olV, oil. This soiteus
the leather and keeps At from cracking, n
heavy genuine leather often dos. Ii not
only makes the leather wear longer. but
leeds IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
When Filling Preserve lars.

l-r y gray, boat ~ ilIing Jars with pre-
serves ~ Jelly. II y easily dipped into the
dot kettle M fruit ~ iiluid m means nt
thc haudlc. and The Ion. mouth fits into the
iar "r glass ni almost amy SIZE. and thus
prevents -pIIlu- and all thc -tickmc~- at
ltchrd tr such work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
Dittmann.

IN advance notice Of The Battles IF
a Nation. I" to be shown AT the Dittmann
lheaIer tonight SAYS:
The Battles of a Nation" the newest
war movie depicting the German side
Of the European conflict. was given its
first presentation nj the Park Theater
Yesterday. The widespread interest ere
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

on" replied the alfalfa party. pointing
10 q sprinkler. That derncd chump
won't have 4 drop Of water left by the
time he gels homc.''-Philadcphia Tel
rgram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

Dawson. the noted war correspondent.
have been Instrumental in bringing the
most important incidents of teh great
war rs our very door. hut >horn Of IT,
hnrrif,inw effects.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
Cook Peas in Shells.

Instead of Smelling peas. throw them.
pods and all. into a kettle Of boiling wa
,sg after Washing and dlsearhng the
pciled ones. When they are done the pods
vii rise to the surface, while the peas will
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
SOCIAL NOTES


b
Honoring Mis- Irene Browne. Mr..
Wayne X. Sheppard viii entertain with Il
box party ~ the Drcamland ihcafcr to-
night.
Mr.. John J. Young entertained at card-
tins afternoon IN honor of Mis- Irene
Browne. The guest viii include tire mem-
hers Of the Tuesday Bridge Club and other
fr,ends III the br.de-elcct.
q
On ncc0nnt ~ injuries received yester
day afternoon By their nephew. Lieutenant
r. J.. y. Glass, Colonel and Mr.. a. T..
Blocksom have announced that the recep-
ton to have been gwen this evening IL
honor Of General Jamc, Parker has been
called eff.
Mr.. Ftmorr order yesterday afternoon
entertained the members Of the Tuesday
Bridge Clnb and other guests ID honor 81
Miss Irene Browne. whose engagement To-
Mr.. o. X. Mason ha- been announced. The
decorations were IN green and red color
with orange blossom ocrupying 4 promin-
ent place. The prize wa- won by Mr..
Jane a. Browne. aud the honor guest re-
ccived j beautiful hand embroidered lin
.erir piece. After the game Mr.. Grder
served i two course luncheon.
!, ,f.L r
-. -. Th. -,,h, nc,i.d
- ., AIN l.J
=. ~ NJ. D.t.,- a.. climb rarli,mcr-
,ar..r VI ,n,. XII, rhr.r,r w
,.mmnl a.. .l,L. 49,, a. ilo5-., h,d ,ro
A. h;n.olr =. a., Lt,-.r, III EoIlv v,
t,t,,.t.J \. ..LJro-- l.tt.r uf tbant-
"a thc do,o, III E,lr also rauo,tcJ
.,h. ,I,r- tor nm. G.nr... W-.-hinutnu T.a
g. l.. owe, tch,u.,, y, v,rc nr..rc--,ro
ui,.,J,
a.
Na-bip.ton rc.cpf,nn ~ ~ held Tnc-da,
evening. February -. NJ tbc Learners III
lrrry Tor The houchi 81 the library. \ free
viii offering Will IN taken.
-
Mr.. Dckylr smith. who ha- been visit
ing her parent. Mr.. and Mr.. J. n. Allen.
lolt yr-icr,la, afternoon tor Fl p.-p. She
viii 80 ~ way ~ Houston. where -hc viii
,,.,t t,,.,J
@
The Parent T.,.b.r-, A--o,,ti., will
nee, u he h,.b school Tbnr-da, after
roon At 2 go O'clock H. pas ON rhr pro
Gram Tor The "T.rtt.r Rabies" week which
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16
The MercenarY One.

Minne-W When ! marry il viii be onlv
4 man OF worth.
Lillie-Worth HON much. dcar9 -
Judge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

4 smart midwiner suit III black VEL
yet. hordercd with skunk fur. and very
rrrrert I'D H. proportions. The skirt
Is circular. falling IN codLet rippleS: the
coat fitness IL arranged ~ gather into
the sides. leaving y flint panel in 'front.'.
one ~ thr new small JET toques, with
wired l'lfS FIN tuNa. ~ give In extra
irlt. i~ lhe charming complement 10
his costume
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

Stay at thr i"ttom uI the kettle. Peas
coolcd ID thi~ manner have 4 fine flavor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

IN ncc0unt ~ injuries received yester
day afternoon By their nephew. Lieutenant
r. J.. n. Glass, Colonel and Mr.. A.. u.
Blocksom have announced that the recep-
iion 10 nave been gwen this evening III
honor Of General Jamc- Parker has been
called eff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

Mr.. John J. Young entertained 1t cards
this afternoon in honor Of Mis- Irene
Browne. The guests viii include tire Nom
hers Of the Tuesday Bridge Club and other
frienis of the bride elect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-16

Lieutenant and Mr.. Harold lolm-"n
had H. their gnc-t- ia-i evening Eta uu
clahorately appointed valentine dinner
Captain and Mr.. lee. Captain aui Nj.
Au-lin. Mr.. aud Mr.. Bailey, Mr=. Stcrln.
and Captain Johnson. san Nutrnl" IN
pres.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-06
EAST CALAIS

Harold Persons was taken to Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, Saturday
night where he underwent an operation
for appendicitis Sunday.
Alton Weeks and lady friend of CALAIS
were at Charles Wings Sunday.
Mrs. May Wilbur and daughter, Celia,
of South Woodbury., were at their home
over Sunday.
Lyman Douglas has returned to his
home in Springfield after visit here in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bancroft, Miss Alma
Leonard and Mrs Dan Brown were in
Barre Friday; Mr.. and Mrs. George Car
ley and Dan Brown in Montpelier.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler and son, Byron,
Of Milford, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Wheeler's father. Byron Pierce.
Daniel Brown is visiting in Burlington
for few days.
Oscar Emery of lrasburg spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marsh, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Guernsey and daughter.
Rena, were in Barre recently. They
made the trip in Mr. Marsh's new car
o. P. Boyles of Cabot recently visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray.