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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-19
FRENCH WARSH|P
DAMAGED BY SUB.
Ct AIMED IN A REPORT '.. '5s
SENT OUT FROM BERLIN.
French Transport Also Was.
Reported Torpedoed-
French Deny Statement.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. IL, via L0noon
a French battleship Of the >Petr1e
class was torpedoed and badly dam
apeI by German submarine IN the
Mediterranean on December 70: &c:
cording TO an official statement issued
in Berlin today. A.. ~.
The statement also reports the tor,
pedoing on December IL Of the -arme0
French transport Magician, 9 o'o0S
ton vessel having on poafo A'Vvv
troops. --;-.r
The statement reads: -.
"One of our submarines on OeceM''
Der 12 torpedoed and badly damagS04
French line ship Of the Patrle cAss
55 knots southeast Of Malta
Another submarine torpeoogo, ~
December II, southeast OF the islano
of Pantelleria, ian Italian island 10 me
Mediterranean 60 miles soutnWest
from Sicily the armed French trans, c
port Maghelan Of 5000 tons WIN i'1VV
white and colored troops on poalo.
There are only two battleships OF
the Patrie class, the name ship ana
the battleship RepubliQue. They dis'
Mace 1850 tons. are 439 feet lo4S,
70 feet beam and q feet draugnI
Their armament is four 12.inch, guns
in turrets and ten - inch guns ~ s sns
main batteries, vii trhteen o. inSa
guns in the seconc batteries; lne
Republioue was H.! Awn IN l9o1 anu
the Patrie In 1902. They nave COM
plements Of 1i2 men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-19
NFsT PFNN ELECTRIC CD. BUYS
STEDBENV|LLE- -|NE[[SbURC LINE
WILL, CONNECT WITH
IT'S LOCAL HOLDINGS
Road Was Built in 1905 -
Traverses an Important
Industrial Section.
sr..;., n;.,.,ch ,, the Intell,rcncer.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dec. 18.-That
the West Penn Electric company. Of
this city, has purchased the Steuben
vile. Wellsburg & Weirton Traction
company's system connecting by troll
ley the the three cities named, became
known for 4 fact here today. Formal
announcement of the deal will be
made after the first of the new year
at which time plans for extensive I'M
proyements 10 the line VIII be made
known.
The West Penn corporation had on
previous occasions attempted TO pur'
chase the SteLbenville, Wellsburg 4
Weirton line, in order to connect IL
with it's Pan Handle Traction line. a
part of the Wheeling Traction system
owned by the West Penn, but the
negotiations were concluded only re-
Gently, it is understood.
The newl:; acquired property is con
sidered an important one. owing &c
the great industrial development OF
the territory the line traverses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-19
Statement Denied

LONDON, Dec. 1S-It was stated
by the French admiralty TO-DAY hat
there is no truth in the statement
that a French Inanol-War OF tue "a
trie class was damaged pn Decempei
12 and that the loss OF tne masne'.n
already has been reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-19

ocsI SHOWS Tuesday; Wednesday
probably fair; little change IN tenn.
perature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-19

(Contined on Page Twelve
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Jor tore fbinbeligc eeiere.
\ gu prGgti9 SsaanoDGjfc.

gn iolio, rummelig oe net 6oanop9ite,
iom eubper 0omc nil iGtte itor Eris poa at
Gle, Zen or fOrarbeibct at tint Ggtc, tort S9ber
% CT inSDtubig belt iDrtt rnrb SGS,r. 8eifen,
iom er 7ax103 CONNER itor, bar itGrt Bore
rem, f"ornitlet SitierbeoSloos % i~ornitlet
Seilae, louenbig 90 i%uopenbig. 9en er for.
ipnet mep ell Yortemonno for 8etslepense,
(2x3 9ommerl ligelebes al 9gte 2eoer %
IGberioret, iom er %onbroet / Ell Connie inoe
/ @aiten. Genne Y9ife frit tilienot for
&1.75. Wleb "0oiten" ct glor tun $500
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Gaffcrt Taopcrbincoc.
Sterrelie I2x16 CONNER.

"9en beLlige Noopsr" er ct al DC mel
popnlrrc "a met e%ftsripuretc bibeIlte Billie.
Der, pa er ligeicm pore andre bibcllc Billie
Der rcproouceret efter Woleri, 9iueOet Ell
ubfsrt / 6aruer oe Sub os er en- 4rpb for
erbper shleprs. sri ienbtc iijor no fIcrc
tuieu al bet. Stttt SiltSt alhtlss frit ium
SrGmit NIB "YOittH" eller uOcn "4oiteu",
frit tilieubt. .2Jc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Gm ipritcflasies Sar.
Gu Scngcoarmcr 90 SUBSECTION
INN iutrt Sifm iful0c nFrc inrnNru

Gn @anbila7te iom benne er ubetoIelis, life alene for
al ben Soriort, ben ftaifer be ioloe Sinternatter, men
.frrit o9 remit for ben 6ialp, ben er S~p9bomstilfal'
Der. Zen 9amle Stit at l999e parme 3ollerfener poa Ell
u9rteuoe Srop bar ofte linbret itore Snterter, men en-
@onofloitc, iom nil bulOe ia uarm en- lang 9io, er
naturli9pis ct lanet mere efiettiut Miibbel. Sntet
6jem buroe pare foruoen Ell Senseuarmer. 3enne Bar:
mer bolber 2 Charts % er fabriteret al bebite Slass,
Acknowledgement Hubber. Sals % Santer er at fort Stub
Der. 5loifen er ombps9eli9 prppet o9 funbet panb: oe
lufttGt for ben ienbeS no. Set at fplbe % ifrues let
isien meb ben potenterebe Sort. Sing, bsielis % bebas
gelig grug. Gris, frt tiIienbt, pattet 2gife $1.25
eller meb "8oiten" et g(or Inn $3.50
Ierf. Senne @anSfaifc irit iur Snoienoelien
al tu npc Ibunnentcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Gn baffer % praftiif Samlcmappc tot SGiernc
al "9Scb Mrnen".
%pr cica af b~vcrcncitc Ibunneut.

"a ri ueO, buor ltor pris ''Yoitcn"s
Srierc letter poo 6ortGIljn9erue | "Neo
@men", % buor pmbpggeIis Abomncr5
terne qiemmcr poo buert Numer al geo
9lrcu" Tor at tuuue iuobinoe Aor0ou.
oen, naor ben CT o%iiluttet, ioo or bet blct
os Hart, al buoo oisie intercSierte 9Giere
iourcr, or Ell betuem Utoppe, bpori bpcrt
yhmcr al "9}eo 9trucu" eiteriom oct
mootogcS, hwnOc bculra9e@ citer al oct er
luit cIlcr ior iiocr at leie5. 6por opcr
orOeutIia proitit % bpg9eIjg oct er at
cie Ell Ii0 Wiopps, uil enbper %foriton.
Nan Ian bo ben iioacnoe 8o9bplou
cler Iiggeuoc poe Soroct / Storitucu,
oltiO poo i'm RloOS. ronr Ell eller ouocu
al 6omiIicn4 Wcolemmer / Ell Icoig
Stuuo ilal lUie "@co 9(rucu".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

@cnripcIic az Wdppcn.
Den tsfuor al TO iOlhe 4emer neO ibrinG@ &9r, StCrrehc 9Hl2i 2on,
nlion en- 5mnIc ferrc cb "9eo @rner"S 8ormOt lloppUt CT hocooocbum mO
9itdeu Sub pou 5orVOen. Zen r mco aHorc Orb # YruQtbub, iOo oQ prut
tin, % nil eisre 9imcne Aarrs. Gen CT fmiput mcb CT hent tet @mmt
baanb, im pI boloe 8Gmene oa SrbbooG idmucn (Sc ouCunUaGube Yucoe)
ON man euner iH oiic Woppcr bruqe5 iii Cpbepurug al toHplete Nurs
gauge. gau nrmr IorgarsGrs gumer og anstol po Hp90m % letter Mop
pen 6pDGn iom en- aubn BOO.
Sunt pate enmemappt im 4Oe entr mb "FOtrr' tor. ........ .So.i5
Rcrf, Snt for SnSicuOcien Of en- nh gbonncnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
<end Poster til
y Norge til Jul!
Zen bcoitc Sulebiliem til
Slc9t % Venmer. &un
$3.50 for ct Nar.

9ampifibsiurbinoelien meo Hprse
o. Sammarf or trpos ariaen lise-
Iaa reselmGsis Tom for. "guitem"
or besnoen life a~pntrabamSe %
bclaslGsses buerfen az Gnslrn.
eere eaer sgifere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Parksr's selvfyldends s~arantsrsds fountain Pen.


Ten bcrcmtc "YmGn Surpc" iurcbpg9cr at pennen lGffer.
Barter Tountoin 8en ct ben beone 6pOcpen 6unbelen og ben enete
Qen, iom pirteiQ iorteuer gnunet SELF: 6iler". At man bebouer at
Qcre er al oifrue &opielen Gnoen al Saiet tptte poa Suappeu,
little Nercn uco Slrttet, og SebolOeren CT otebIiteli9 fplot. Sub
fnuoio %rlQSoupiguiuo tolQer meo bur Ben. Sesnbtu ct at o. nuScrs
icgHci WnrduibeUi9, fnm 5rrtriger Sjsbcrcn til gratis Jcparatiou al |Cnnen,
ON utHrcOsiileuoe. 8riS tomplet $3.50. Meo "9onen" ct Aor
@crf, 2ennc Nm iit iur SnoicnSclien al fire npc
Nbunnentcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
6ilicn frd Worae.'
On Horfs Entertainers beeeifrebe
Sfilbrirs at 4urse.

/. On Son,Itng Sastfortrainaer, !
! Reiiebe IiripeIier, 3atrrifiISrinesr' /.
| 9iet, M. m. fra Set %lisrneite
2nnS" meO 80 Su~ultrationer oa ,
! Start at .. @reniur. Soeen (234 ,
I StOer) inoeboIber forrScn SnSIebs
! ming og 9i9tet Set ~ifipuneSte
I 9dno", % dfoerIenSe afinit ON morn !
, Rdtrtr. Sriluftss pg SportsIiu 90 !
/! i~prnpenoe Sa9topIcocIier. Siuebo"
; itoffet or rt9t % oattert.
. SnbboIb: Set ~ifisnneftc 9anb !
SiIfielos Sra SieIO pg Siober y
I Wiu Isrite Saattur - Web GiIfes !
! tang % Tifle SnetieIifabet 90
! llcruitningen Raa SeginbottfIben !
J. Yoa ulooIig Sa9t = StoIbutfere /.
! pan aoitbotneu = Stnter / Horac =.
, @irter / ariitianid ps Smegn - SiI
! Wprac ON Iintereu - @ubbrnrbss
bdIcn - Storebuffen eaa Sfreps ;
,Inupcr - Stilebrirg nna SsifieISet I
9ereeusH orbfiorbs &riiianta y
! SeIemarfcn - Staoanger 90 Omeou !
J. 9er~aeushancn - 8riitianio zWdIs \
, berss SognsSergen Seitieniua al I
; IriabnlsbrGcn - Yddlanes ptrr
| Spitcbalsbrrcu 81 e%pentbrIeo
. fero - en- SlGbez expedition paa
! SpItcbaISbrren - SorreIen = Soos !
! rlter / Roree - Siletpriier.
! @n 9oe for erbber, Der er eIab I
, at fau ell friif SiIIcn fra @nn1IeIor.
I BET. Yris frit tilienbt ...... S1.OO
! Sum Trentie meb "IpHeu"
, ct War $500 I
%. Anundsen Publ. Co., DEBORAH, Iowa. !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Glore Setter al ga
Il Mile SGsming" for
soc, Wco "Hoitem"S2
Nritcn $50 Sibcr meb SGieituf al
bsoite Slaes.

bsSitc Slaes.
vi ifal neocnior llGpne Iibt al bucrt
Scitc@ Sn0bolb.
Tr. %. t5S siOcr.
Sur lent. NopcIlc.
Gilm. SunIpreitc.
Hurif 2Drif. ~ uufrc Siot al Glia5
Slir, 9lrnc 8arborg, Ser SipIc
% ANDRE.
Wartt.
Beer @pnt.
Sra @pllarsutten's 8lanspcrioSc.
Gr. 26. 176 Sioer.
Steomooeren.
/ Sifitpricr al Sans Sclano.
@nlogrnpcrcn % hans Snitrn al
Wtarf Spain.
Slb Hicf al elias 3rGnmer.
@angsfirfen.
ct Wniterinm.
Tr. 81. $50 Sioer.
Soma ClaD's &rnpennt.
Sa Sla Eerifum % Sitter SGrfcn
ifnloc ipnrc.
Srolbiu. Guertur al SSacob .. Bill.
Iaja. Sfisie al Siaing.
2iSt um Ghicasus Slasteriorretnins.
Zen iurtc Spmfrn.
Hr. %. t5S Sioer.
Tobclitiftercn.
.Gm amitralif Sriitcbunbes 6prtGlins
SDorleoes ct Srieri inbleoes.
Wurifc SipmGno.
Sennie's nge &iulc.
Chit um SEQ Sulitui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

Seftc fnnftnrrtf nofortc "SaScr @ur"s Ninccc CT 16x22 CONNER tort %
toQc i0 npoeta Ito pua ShepGagm ccr Soueupreiet. eooucI 3crtcn iom
lcanngn SrnnSngurcn omgiuet al Gujr meb Sor6t Sooaruuoeu, CT uoprt
mo ioto0rOiit NOogtDbcb % Slorbeb. st 9ilcoG iom bube pare Gbuert NRm
EUs fut ulRnot Tor Doe cGr mco "Ronen" ct Nor Tor 49,. S1GO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Bammonds'S Pictorial Et!as Of The Werld
Speeici 1916 llo9apc mco SrigSfarter.

ION iffe ION fObc8 nO0Cn @o0bonOcI mnOer 6n a%lminotliat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

eptdsl lhbnO: SpenhaacnSc 3 SheSer ma "EOhen" ct gn ir INT =. %l.s5
Icrf, Mac ire Sincber irit ipr Snbicnoclcm al en- mp gbunneut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Tamilic Stnmtaplc.
$3.50

Tamilic Stnmtaulc.
3ette SilIeoe, ion ct 12x
Is BONNER tort, er uo'
fort / 6orpcr o9 Sub o9
bar bpioc, linjcrtc SopIer
for "60ote", "Qooe".
"@iite", etc. st intcres.
liant Siucoe at eie Tor
Gfterile0teu Trit iom
Hrrmir. Offers. JC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

Settle grnetpert. Tom life tou iipbcs
TriS: $500, bar nj 6orueielicu at hume
tilbube pore Nbnmnenter, ionpel qomle
iom me, nsb -'TDiteH" ct Nnr / 6Oritlo
for S3.25eltr SDgtH altrr I'll miHorc tuO
balp Yris ipr $500. SoQcn, lom bar
ct Gormat st 1Ol 1135a 2omme 90 pcicr
81 9unb, icrbcs portOtrlt til bulItcniom
telft &oreSie.
~ SoacrS 800 Sibcr optoacS 6olua
porten al iorpslo9tc Starter, Al builie
ierc er ootbCltNoiQC. Nucrt Sort bar en-
oIiobctiit &iIc opcr Tiitrittcr, %ucr %
Eanb@hner.
"ybc T%cicriptirc anb EDITORIAL
@asettc" iuloer oucr 100 Stocr meo On
lnSuinoer ON &ouocuee @eoQroil Ntitorte
"a Sloi&roriotuiuQ, I%oripnet mco cit
uopCrtrurcu Snml,rQ al iotoNrolOtc Ne.
prorulticncr / StrrrClier irN . Eowmcv
til toluIojQc, %llcOcr ia &crocu@ Stor
tuCr % inierrSioutc Stcbcr, Bortr0ttcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

al Nopacr 70 ErUi0mtcr IcuoGt ct Start iuu UNCr Dc ui0tQnc CpOoQGi&rcVT
iii 9mrifa snfaenr 1892 "a 1911 iomt Den ibt GotetrUiuQ4idC
Sen dta uegape al oae 2rrf ineebplocr ct oUbbrlnioa Fntfcppnfnrt
mN @cHFttTNco 6Glp al bwltcu man ton Uoc Noitepo1tutcn mcIen tUltcr
inmheIf Tnl 5tarnC ION bar W gctouuuQ al 5000 eur Here CT &aptI ont
Rmlu for Qurcpont CT ct orot utdQ EiUUQ til octc oucc0c ion uGrovuloc &ut
ct auhrtrt saptrl ON %GuamaiGHGrH Qwtr CIT ocoGuc 8clipcHc mro forpe
lnMe Starter al ouc acknowledgements
Settle Srnaprd Ht tHsnOt for > 100 tr hm Trrmic mb "FOneu" ct Ar
finn .... So. %
Scnc GrGatucrf ftt iOr NuOicuociu nj nc INC Gbpuncncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Ten guoc 0proc.

StprreIie 1920 3ont.
st pottert ibpllif
HilIcoc, ]reproouceret
citer Ct berent Wtole:
ri. llofort / ~noturli9e
5uruer oe ierniieret,
ioo oct life nil ialnle.
8lorien er mniprt /
@nlo. Srit tilitnot
Boz Ntco "Yoitcn'.
ct glor.......S 1.GO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

SC0raurl ,pirN
liza Erto. Vuucu
ScliGIS| Spa0rS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

@crf! Sennc epstc irt ipr SmocmSclcm al to me SbOnnemtcr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-12-08
EAST DUMMERSTON-

Ernest Ray shot fine buck with
eight points last week.
Harold A. Reed spent Thanksgiving
at r. +. O'Connors 5 i'm Puncy.
Miss Florence O'Bricu has returned
from a visit at her home in Chester.
w. G. Davis and family were guests
Sunday of Mr., and Mrs. Larkin Farr
in Chesterfield.
Miss Louise Walker returned to
Northampton Sunday night after a few
days visit at the Walker farm.
Thanksgiving guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Johnson and two children Of
South Vernon and Fred II. Spaulding Of
Springfield, W., at II, r. Spaulding S;
Myron +. Dutton, Everett button, Miss
Edith aud Miss Ruth Dutton mt A. +.
Miller s; Miss Louise Walker Mrs.
Charles Walker, John and Edith Walk.
er at Log Cabin farm; Mrs. Mary
Wothcrspoon at George Armand IS; Mr.
and Mrs. Il. II. Brown, Harry Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wordcn at If. c.
Hazelton IS; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown
nj G.. T.. Newton s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-12-08
Mrs. Mary F. underwood Gale.

Mrs Mary T. Underwood Gdfe, ~,
lifelong resident of this town, died
Friday in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dana s. Angler in East Putney, where
she had lived three years. Death was
due to general breaking down. Mrs.
Gale was born March p, 1897, daugh-
ter of the late Cyrus and Eliza (Kclley)
Underwood In 1873 she married
George Gale of Townshend, who was
employed by T. L. Pierce in East Put
ncy They lived on the old Under
wood place in East Putney, north of the
-Four Corners. Mr.. Gale died in 1854.
The funeral of Mrs. Gale was held in
this village Sunday afternoon at >
clock in the home of Undertaken f.
f. Knight Rev. NJ. w. Russell, Il re-
tired Congregational minister, oniciated
and the burial took place in Maple
Grove cemetery. The bearers were
Lyman p. Bailey, Dana S. Angler, Syl-
venus and NJ. G.. Williams.
Mrs. Gale was a member of the Meth
odist church many years. She was the
last survivor of the family. \ broth
err, Riley Underwood, died in the army,
of illness, during the Civil war.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-12-08
WESTMINSTER.

Miss Grace Deal of IIighgate was
guest Of her sister last week.
Elmore Peck has a position in one of
the paper mill. in Bellows Falls for the
winter.
Miss Mildred Cressy spent the
Thanksgiving vacation at her home in
Manchester
W. T.. Nutting of Boston spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S NJ. Nutting.
Rev. +. W. Wild of West Stewards,
town, y. H., has accepted call to the
first Congregational church in this
place, to take effect about Jan. l, 1911.
On Saturday last Mrs. j. =. Holmes
gave tn women delightful afternoon
listening TO an exceedingly interesting
talk ON Pioneer Women of Africa. Re
freshments were served.
The Westminster church fair will be
held tonight. Come to our fair, why of
course you II be there. It's the great
est in our history. All things that are
sweet, to wear and to eat, and, Oh, n
great mystery! A parcel post table! Get
there if you re able, to buy your gifts
that come from atar. II takes only a
dime to buy one at time, and the fun
is to see what they are.
The following officers were elected
at the last regular meeting of Boyden
Grange; Master, Rollo Metcalf; over
seer, j. w. Collins; steward, Fred
Fem; assistant .ovcrseer, A. II. Bcmis;
chaplain, T.. l.. Farmer treasurer, ID. p.
Wrighti secretary, Mrs. j, w. Collins;
gate keeper, II. &. Farr; Ceres, Miss
Sarah Wright; Pomona, Miss Pauline
Fem; Flora, Mrs. Marjorie Goodnow;
lady assistant Steward, Mrs. A. II. Be
misy lecturer, Miss Florence Mctcalf.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-12-08

Falls spent Thanksgiving with his
mother, Mrs. Luella Rugg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nichols of Bel
lows Falls were guests Sunday of their
daughter, Mrs. Allie Barnes.
Mrs. hoag of Belchertown, Mass,
visited Thanksgiving week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Kerr.
Alfred Ranney, A. d. Kerr and
George Bell attended the meeting of
Greenwood post, q. a. H., III Futney
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ida Martin, who has been visit
ing here for some time with her sister,
Mrs. Luella Rugg, went this week to
keep house for Walter Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell, who
are visiting here from Montana, went
Saturday to Red Hook, n. y, to VISIT
Mr. Campbell's cousin, George Hub
bard. From there they went Wednes-
day to Schenectady, N. Y, to visit his
brother, George. Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred
Campbell went from here Wednesday
to schenectady and all spent Thanks
giving at George Campbell s. Mr.. and
Mrs. fred Campbell returned home Sat.
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell
will visit relatives in Comstock, \. y,
before returning here.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-12-08

Employees Of the International Paper
company here have received notice that
they are to have increases in their pay
Every employee of the company, in mills
and offices wherever there are |. T..
plants or Offices, is affected by the in
crease, which is voluntary. 1t is ON the
bonus system.
Beginning the 18th of this month
and continuing on the 18th of coming
months the employees viii receive an
amount cqualling 10 per cent of their
wages of the previous month. There
were four pay days in November This
month they will not receive so much as
next month, owing to the fact that
December has five pay days, and No,
Ncmbcr but four.I w.
Only those who are not AFFECTED arc
the sorealled ''hoaters,' WHO are emf
ployed fraction Of u month in a min
and then leave. An employee will have
to Worl, full month before he can re-
ccive his 10 per cent bonus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-12-08
Senior Bazaar Nets 500.

The annual senior bazaar aef' tiic--hfglr
school was held in the Armory Thurs
day evening, Nov 80. The affair was
very well patronizcd, the attendance
being about 800. Paul G. Bel&nap,
chairman Of the committee, reports
that about $2lO was nctted. The pro
ceeds will 90 toward the Washington
trip fund. The amount raised this
year was larger than that resulting
from any previous fair held by high
school seniors. The sophomore class
was awarded a banner for raising the
largest amount Of money, 80. The
banner win be hung in the school hall
The senior committee in charge Of the
fair consisted of p. G. BelknuP, Silas
Wilson. n. Dana Mcdonald. Marion
Pollard and Reginald a. SWitzer.
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Edna Chambcrlin of East Jamaica
is visiting at Frank Brown S.
Walter Robinson of Brattleboro was
guest at Leon Waite S Thursday
night,
Miss Ethel Eddy was a guest of Miss
Grace Payne in her home here Wednes-
day night.
The Stratton Mountain club is in
vited to meet at Leon Waite S Saturday
evening, Dee. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart of Boston
were recent guests of Mrs. Stewart 5
aunt, Mrs. Henry Payne.
Miss Edith Adams spent the Thanks
giving holiday with her parents at
their new home in SaXtons River.
Floyd Mann of Brattleboro spent
four days of the hunting season at the
home OF his aunt, Mrs. f. l.. Pike.
Mrs. Sarah Pike and Miss Hattie
Allen began housekeeping in the Rice
house, for the winter, ON Tuesday.
Miss Grace Payne, who was at home
for Thanksgiving, returned to her
school in South Vernon Monday morn
ing.
Travis Robinson, Leland Newell and
Carrie Roberts are at their homes here
during the recess of Leland and Gray
seminary.
George Tudor was in Gardner Mass,
and in Bennington ON business last
week. His mother, Mrs. Ellen Tudor,
returned home with him.
Moses Sheldon of Dorset and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jessie Judd, and son, of Cos.
sayuna, n. ", are visiting at Edmund
Roberts 5 and John Nichols 5.
Rev. and Mrs. T.. w. Johnson are OK
pected home from Boston Saturday
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evening. 1t is expected that there will
be the usual services on Sunday.
Floyd Robinson and HAL Robinson
spent Thanksgiving day at their re-
spective homes here and both returned
TO their work in Athol, Friday morning
NJ. l.. Johnson and family dined at
d. 6. DeXter's in Wardsboro ON
Thanksgiving day; Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Waite at II. H. Forester 5 in Wards
boro.
Mrs. Avis Waite came to the hons
of her father \. II. Robinson. on
Wednesday and returned to Brattle-
boro with the family of her daughter,
Mrs II. L. Eddy, on Friday.
The Ladies Social circle will have
Christmas sale Thursday evening,
Dee. II, in the vestry. There will be an
evening $ social program preceded by
"A supper, to which all are cordially in
Vitod.
The usual morning services were held
last Sunday at the church, Deacon II.
h. Lyman supplying the pulpit. At
was voted to have Christmas tree in
the church ON Monday evening, Dee.
%.
Among the Thanksgiving guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Robinson,
Fred Robinson and Mrs Avis Waite at
l.. g. Kendall 5, Mrs. Luana Waite at
John Waite s. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Johanson aud children at +. A. Selfor S
and +. NJ. Fits and family at Hugh
Fits S.
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THE PUTNEY COLUMN
eoodell-washburn wedding.

An event of unusual interest to the
people of Futney and vicinity was the
wedding of Abby Campbell Washburn
and IIurh Wallace Goodell at 5.3O
p. M, Friday, December l..
The wedding took place in the parlor
Of the Washburu homestead, which was
tastcfullv decorated for the occasion,
with ferns and cut flowers and lighted
with candles.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Willis r. Sparhawk of Randolph, a
former pastor, in the presence of the
immediate families and Il few friends.
A ring service was used and the bride
was given in marriage by her mother,
Mrs. Mary f. Washburn.
The bride was bccomngly gowned IN
white silk crepe de chine and carried
bouquet of white and pink roses.
After the ceremony and congratula-
tons of friends the company was sum-
moned to a bountiful wedding feast.
During the social time which fol
lowed. Mr.. Sparhawk gave, by special
request, a number of selections upon
his Bochm flute.
The happy couple were the recipients
of many useful and beautiful gifts. in
GLIDING checks and gold in generous
figures.
Among the wedding guests were the
sisters of the bridegroom, Mrs. Roland
CHAPMAN. Miss Alice Goodell, his
brothor-m-law, Roland Chapman, his
daughter, Elizabeth, and his nephew,
Frank Harlow; the sister, brother and
brothcr-in-law of the bride, Mrs Sarah
w. Ashenden. Harold +. Washburn, and
Arthur w. Ashendcn.
With many good wishes and amid
showers of confetti the welded couple
went away by automobile. After a we'd
ding trip, which will include a visit to
the sister Of the bridegroom i'll Rcd
Hook. n. y, they wiilNlive in West
minister West. Their many friends join
in sincere congratulations and wish
them long life and much happiness.