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LOWELL.

Miss ArgeIna, Youngest daughter e.
Mr.. and Mrs. ., BousGuet. apc Preston
Sheltra were united in marriage Monda'
morning at st lenGtius Chlrch. Th'
Rev, Father J. Leblanc performed IT,
ceremony The library trustees have pLr
chased 40 new books for tho Lowell Fro
library,-Mr, and Mrs l.. q. Sanborn r.
turned Saturday from a three months trir
spent in the Middle Wcst.-SanbUrn Wat
son of Cambridge, Mass, has come 10
spend the winter with his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. l.. o. Sanhon -Amons
those to attend the funeral of q, ".
Crafts Of Beaver last week were MI. ana
Mrs Guy kinsley, =. O. Siam ard, Z. i,
Stannard and {. r DurlVase - Among
those attending schools out Of town TINS
year are the Misses Hazel Brahana, Ma
ron Young and Elgie Warner IN Barton.
Miss Rernice Win2et in Johnson and tho
Misses Emily Sheltra, Media Tlllotsci
and Marjorie Sinclair I'm North Troy and
Miss Honora McElroy in NeWp"rt.-Mias
Clara Burgess has a position rs teacher
in Barton. Miss Alice I.aClair in Alhan".
and Miss Marion Brown in West West
deld-Dr and Mrs q, n, Newton
and daughters the Misses Marjorie and
Marion, of CAMBRIDGE called Oh the doc
tors father ~. II. Newton, sunday -Mr,
and Mrs Il. y. Dcrusha entertained thci
cousins Mr.. and Mrs clyde Derusha, o:
| philadelphia, last week.. Ii. SllShN OF
Combined on page Gftccr.J
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HYDE PARK.

A Lamoille county Hughes club has
been organized here under the direc-
ton Of ]. w. Titcomb. who has the
organization of such clubs in Vermont
in charge. The organization was eff
fected by electing the following COM
mittees; Johnson. c. II. Stearns. chair
man, d. A. Barrows, f. Tracy; Cam
bridge l.. c. Levens, B. Y. Reynolds;
Watervile, A. l.. Larraway; Morristown,
NJ, p, Maurice. c. H. Slocum. c. H. A.
Stafford; stowe, A. A. Pike: Hyde
Park. r. S. Page, o. s Leach, s. B..
Waite.
The Lamoille County Country club.
which has leased land for golf course
and tennis grounds on the outskirts
of Hyde Park village. has elected
these directors: w. T. Slayton. w. NJ.
Sargent: Morrisville. G. II. Stearns. NJ.
II. Gordon; Johnson. II. G. Fisk B. w.
Mcfarland; Hyde Park, A. A. Pike.
The officers are: w. T. Slayton, presi-
dent; c. II. Stearns. vice-president: Il.
w Mcfarland. secretary; Miss Alice
Page. treasurer. The grounds are said
to be the hest golf grounds in the
state and club house is to be erected
thereon next summer. w Titcomb
of Lyndonville was in this place Thurs
day.-The new library is nearing COM
pletion.--H. NJ. Maxfield. j. D. Corley
and w. q. Tracy Of johnson were In
town Friday
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WESTFIELD.

Chaplain NJ w. Farman is to deliver
his lecture. Light in Darkness, at the
following places Holland. September 90
West Charleston, %; preach at Island
Pond the 2ith and give the lecture the
25th; Glover, %. Irasburg. -. Albany, 2s.
He also has other dates in the near
future The Rev. CtC. Clarice of CoveN-
try will give his illustrated lecture on
Buddhism in the Congregational Church
here next Sunday evening.-The c. f.
society will have an entertainment by
St. Johnsbury talent in the near future.
Mrs II f. Gray is entertaining ner cOd-
sin from Jacksonville, Fla.-Elmer Ed
munds moved his family to the $l5,@o
farm he recently bought in Lyndonville
last week. and John Watkins has moved
his family to the large farm he bought
in Barton Ephrainl Courser has bought
a s. 900 farm in Stanstead, Canada. ma;
Graniteville. The opening of schools at
Troy is indefinitely DELAYED owing tc
an isolated case Of scarlet fever.-N"7
Mildred Bell was At NewpoI' last wee :
TO attend the wedding of Miss EHzabett
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GRAgG ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA MOTTE.

Gordon Miluc and Charles Munier of
I{idEcwood, \. j., are the guests of Mrs.
{. Martin for two weeks. Mr. Milue
swan from Isle La Motto TO Chazy. a
distance of a mile and "A quarter.-Mr.
ana Mrs. w H. Brown and daughter
Marion, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
NJ. :. Thomas Monday. Lawrence Doolin
went to st. Adams Saturday to attend
the high school--Francis Ford went to
SWanton saturday to attend the high
school The Misses Ruth Thomas. Rena
Hill. Pertha Hill, Marie Jarvis. Marquita
Rounds. Katie King and Theodore Pike
went to burlington Sunday to attend
the high school.-W r. Council was In
Burlington Monday.-Mr and Mrs NJ
s. Thomas went to Chazy, ~ Y, Tues.
day.-Mr. and Mrs James Jarvis spent
Sunday in Rouses Point with their daugh.
ter, Mrs. W. n. Kelley.
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JOHNSON.

Miss Amy Ferry loft Saturday for Rich-
ford. wnere she is to teach school-IIeurv
Bangs spent Sunday at Hiram Pearson
in Essex Junction. --Ravenell Field was
kicked by horse several days ago --
There was a lawn party at the home IF
Lee Carpenter last Saturday for the ben
eft of the Plot Cemetery association. o.
h. Smalley attended the funeral of his ia
ther in Waterbury Sunday.-Idn Clare.
who for 10 years has been an employe of
Parker & Stearns has severed his con-
nection with them.--Harry Baker, wl,''o
crankinR an automobile Sunday morning
broke his arm between the wrist and Ell
bow.--Thomas Larawsy and family of Wa.
terville called on his uncle, John Laraway
Sunday.-Mrs. Robert Field and son Wis.
tied her parents in Lowell last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Moiles OF St. Johns.
bury visited at w. H. Sisters the FIRST OF
the week. edward Fitzgerald and family
and brother George. were in South Here
| Sunday.
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SWANTON.

Horace Allen, who has been the guest
of his parents for two weeks, returned
to Springfield. Mass, SaturdaY,-A. ".
Bowen of Franklin and Miss Triida
Cross of this place were married
Thursday afternoon at Franklin ~
the Rev F. Wilson Day Mrs
Bowen is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, !. w. cross.--Nlss Marjorie Scott
and l.. x. Whecock won the honor
scholarships for the University of Yer
mont on account of their high school
standing. Miss Scott will enter this fall,
but it is understood that Mr. Wheelock
will not take n college coursa.--Ci. &.
Jolley Of West Berkshire and Miss Alta
Corliss of this place were married Sepi.
T., the Rev. f.. A WoodWorth performing
the ceremony, Miss Adele Jones has been
appointed assistant librarian to fill tn"
vacancy caused 10y the resignation Of
Miss Margaret Tcbin, who gave up the
work on account of her school studies
| and newspaper Work,--E. J. Batcholder,
| who bought ont tho icwclry business of
the late Emil Sutor, has moved here from
Derby Line-Miss Marion Gilmore has
! returned to Philadelphia, where she has
a position.-F. d. Iapelle went to Spring
! field, Mass, Thursday ON a business
| trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Burt Tobin re-
turn this week to New York, where Mr.
Tobn resumes his duties as one Of the
teachers in the Browning school.-A II
Dnsmore of 81. Johnsbury was here oveI
/ Sunday having been called by Super
ntendent Niles relative to the rebuilding
of the government hatchery at Yves
Svanton. The work is progressing vel
and by some changes in the arrange
ment Of the building the capacity of Tia
hatchery can be increased - per cent
Thirty eight years ago this montl
coal was selling in Swanton a
$50. nut coal, and 81 for stove. TIL
public schools opened Monday with
good attendance in all departments
Deputy Collector Garvn is taking hi
annual leave.--George Bennett, agent 70
the American Express company ha
returned from his annual Vaca
ton and is in charge of. Tn
place. has moved back from Sheldon an
Saturday opened a barber shop in wha
} used to be the town clerks office
The Woman's Christian Union held II
annual meeting at the home of Miss Elsi
Pease Monday evening and the follown
: officers were reelected; President, Mis-
Elsie Pease. vice-presidents. Mrs, w. |
Skinner and Mrs. II. G. Jones; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Nellie NJ. Blake
| collector, Mrs. II, Wiedman; recoruin
secretary, Mrs T., NJ. prouty, treasure
Miss II. Martindale. The Rev, f. :
= Woodwork gave an interesting talk dun
, | ing the evening on "What the Year liza
D Brought Forth" Mrs. Henry Wiedma
s and Mrs. A. j. Beebe We're elected DELE
y gates to the State convention at Barre,
1.-THE Rev. Father Salmon has returne
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Pettes of Sher-
brooke. Que. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stone
and daughter Kathleen of Knowlton,
Que, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Benway of
Richford visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. d. Tracy Sunday.-Ellery
and William Dolan have bought the
meat market of Harry Dolan. Posses
sion was given September 1S.--Mss
Kate Bordo of Laconia. y. H., and Mrs
Georgia Lampman and son Harold are
visiting at the home of Fred Bordo-
Mrs. l.. Frances Jolley. Max W. Jolley
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kinney and chill
dren visited in Foster, Que. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Williams and son
Athol of Corinth visited at the home
Of Howard Cassidy Friday and Satur-
dav
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HAPpE N|NGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnwe threeO
GEORGIA..

Herman NJ. Gregory. of Fairfax and
Mrs. Nellie Barrows of this place were
united in marriage at the home of the
Rev. and Mrs. Elmcn I. Nye in Georgia
Tuesday, September T. at two O'Clock.
After a short wedding trip they will
make their home in town.--Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Judd were over-Sunday
guests in Orwell-Mr. and, Mrs. Charles
Stiles of Waterbury were guests az the
home of Mrs. Frances H. Wilbur over
Eunday.--Col. II. w. Wheeler. u. s. A.,
retired, and Miss Clara Wheeler of
Montgomery were recent guests at the
home of Myron Hadley.--Archibald
Coburn of Montana is visiting his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Coburn.-
Miss Hattie Fifty of Isle La Motto is
guest at the home of the Rev. G. c.
Westcott.-Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Austin
of Grand Isle were in town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Wood and family
left Wednesday for their school in Will
Grace Wood left Sun
day for White River Junction. where
she will teach this coming year,--Miss
Marion Stanley will teach in East
Enosburg and Miss Alberta Hotchkiss
in Richford.--Miss Bertha TruaX of st
Adams spent the weekend as a guest
Of Mrs. a. p. Anderson.-Miss Ruth
Wood of st. Adams visited at f. A.
Woods the last of the week.-Mrs.
Hattie Wiley of Greensboro visited her
sister, Mrs. Elrah Howard, recently
Mr.. and Mrs NJ, o. Bragg and daugh-
ter Florence took an auto trip Septem'
her 10 to Newport, where they visited
Miss Elida Bragg, returning Thursday
by way of Franklin. where Mrs. Bragg
underwent successful operation foi
the removal of a tonsil.-Wellingtor
Bragg left Saturday for his school In
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Rev. p. j. Gautier of Highgate was
the guest of the Rev. y. o. II. Dorien
last week.--Mr. and Mrs. stephen Hough-
ton visited relatives in Underhil las.
Week.-Mrs. Nitaline Liberty and Miss
Frances Ledoux visited in Richford sew
eral days last week.-Neson Blodah Of
Manchester, n. H., is the guest of his
brother, Paul Blodah.-Wiliam Giddings
of Philadelphia, an old time resident #
this place. is visiting friends in town
Gertrude Brady has returned tc Barre to
begin teaching at the fall term of school:
Lena Narcotic to Enosburg Falls; Mar;
Iamell to Sheldon Springs; Lila Nc Nam
ey to Barre; Daisy Beals to Newport -
Miss Helena Baird of Burlington spent n
few DAYS in town last week.
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Miss Grace and Marion Wood of Milton
Boro. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stafford of Bur-
lington Miss Glee Carpenter of Essex
Junction; Mr., and Mrs. Orville Jackson
and son Of Westford, Mr. and Mrs. My
ron Leach and Miss Clara Leach of Col
chester, Mrs. Gotta of NerEennes, Mrs.
Hudson of Rutland, Miss Leila Griffin of
Newport; Miss Jessie Hunt and Mr. and
Mrs. A. ". Warner of st. Adams. At
ter a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Leach will reside in New Haven, where
/ they have purchased farm.-t man
Smith, an aged resident, died at his
home on the Huntvlle road Wednesday
September IL. The funeral was held Fri
day morning.
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of Eden visited at II. A. GravIins sun
day.--Mr. and Mrs. S II. Martin ana
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Hutchins are camp
ing at Wolcott Pond.-Miss Maralda
Gaboriant is visiting at her uncle
Charles Lacosse, of Winooski--Miss
Delta Kaiser and Miss Mabel Decell
are teaching in Wolcott.-Miss ella
Hebb of Jeffersonvilc Is visiting at John
Suash' s.--Elba Kimberley is moving
to Walden-Mrs. Harry La Rock of
Lynn. Mass, is visiting relatives in
town.-Mrs. Freeman Clark has gone
to vergennes.--Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Stanley visited in Worcester Sunday.
Rudolph Smith is confined to his bed
bv illness
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MORRISVILLE.

w. :. Welch has near completion 2
round barn, the first one of its kind
to be built in this town. The barn is
240 feet in circumference, has 40 tie
ups for cows and young stock, seven
horse stalls. calf pens. rooms for car
riages and sleighs, etc. In the center
is a silo, IL feet in diameter and 40
feet high. Around the silo is a hay
bay IA feet in width and 40 feet deep
This bay is l3i feet around It, or l3i
feet long If built straight away. Out
side of the hay is a feed alley four
feet in wedth, then managers two feet
and two inches in width, COW stalls
four feet six inches wide, a gutter 20
inches wide, and outside of all. walk
four feet. elk inches in width. on ac-
count of the depth of the managers and
slope Of the stalls. the walk in front
of the managers is II inches higher
than that of the walk back of the
cows. All the space for cows is equip
ped with patent swing stanchions The
feed alley. low managers, stall floor,
gutter and walk are all Of cement, 40
barrels Of cement being used in the
construction Of the foundation to the
barn and floor walk-Miss Ethel Dyke
returned from Wolcott. where she has
passed the summer. and continues her
studies at Peoples Academy,--Miss
Kate Carlton, who has been at Wells
River Tor some months. came SATURDAY
evening to visit her brother NJ, w
/ Callton'--Mrs w. y. Patch returned
from st Johnsbury Saturday evening
aIter visiting her daughter Mrs Jesse
Briggs'-Mrs. William Mcdonald and
chiidren OF Greensboro Bend came sat
urdaN evening to visit Mr.. and MIS-
Kay Stearns,-Mr. and Mrs. A, II. STAY
Ton went to Nergennes Saturday eVe-
ing passing Sunday with the former
sister Mrs Carl Brownell, going Mon
DAY 70 Rutland. where they met MI
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The death OF Mrs. Helen Farnswor,h
Mccarthy occurred September 3 I'm the
hospital at Littleton, ~ H., where she
had been since June, after being in her
home in Sugar hin, y H., for several
weeks following the amputation of one
limb at the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
lington. She was born in Braintrce
April 20, 1897 graduated from the John
son Normal school in June, 1918, and
made successful teacher. ON June %,
1914 she was married to Charles Il. Nc
Carthy of Berlin After a little more than
/ Il year OF married life she WAS stricken
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BINGHAMVILLE.

bed by illness.--Mrs, A. j. Lamb has
returned home from st. Adams, where
she has been passing a week with her
daughter, Mrs. Seneca IIa SETON Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Langton are in St AL
bans visiting their daughter. Mrs. Mac
Arthur-School opened here Mon.
day with Miss Morrison OF Fairfax as
teacher. 1H1"' TiH W ~.
MI and Mrs. Day Rt}ge of canibrlst
Junction spent Sunday with his brother
Leslie Rugg. Merrill returned home witt
them for few days visit.-F. l.. Leac'
is In St. Adams this week, called there OF
jury service. S. Leach and F, L. Lear'
and son We're in Barton Sunday.
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ENOSBURG.

A. C. Call of keene, y. Y, came Friday
to superintend the construction of MS
mill dam a East Enosburg. -Mrs La
Cross of Canada, with her two youre
daughters, are passing some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Ectus Garrett--Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Maynard and Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Cole motored to ST. Adams TIES
day.-Mrs j. NJ Wright who' has been
passing few DAYS in the home of NJ. II.
Remington of Sheldon, returned to the
Wright farm Monday accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. @. r. Remington and son.
Robert.-M and Mrs. Delbert Ariel of
North Andover. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Ariel of Newport Center with Mrs Mamie
Jacquth and daughter, Mildred, of New
port and Mrs, Rose Lahey of East Berk-
shire came by automobile to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Shower FridaN.
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FAIRFAX.

f. d. Shepardson. son. Herbert, and
daughter, Helen, returned Sunday night
from an automobile trip to Boston. Miss
Ruth Shepardson accompanied them to
Boston and Went from there to Newark,
Del, where she mas a position as in
structor of music in the schools The
Misses clara Southland and Edith Conner
went sunday to Fletcher, where they
have positions as teachers for the COM
Ing year.-Mrs. Hattie Hudson of Rut-
land is the guest Of Mrs. II. +. Leach.
Mrs Allen and granddaughter Of New
York are visiting Mrs. Aliens brother.
y. r. Beeman-Miss Jessie Southland
went September Il to Jeffersonville,
where she will teach in tie junior high
school the coming year.-Mr. and Mrs,
Alfred Bellus were in Burlington Sun
day.-The Hon =. Plumley is expected
10 speak in the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sunday.-The Rev. and
Mrs. o. f. Aiken and Mr., and Mrs NJ
l.. Hicks spent the week END in Coat
cooke, p. Q.-Mr, and Mrs, Fay Marion
and daughter Of Colchester and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Town and three children Of
Milton spent Sunday with their father
II. L. Marvin-Mr. and Mrs s. w
Brush are on an automobile trip to Little
ton, n. H., to visit his brother l.. r
Brush.
A very pretty wedding took place Sept
10 at two O'Clock when Edith Han
nah oldest daughter of Mr., and Mrs
Ralph Buck was united in Marriage t.
Howard II, Leach of this place. The cere
mony was performed at Christ Episco
pal Church. Buck Hollow, by the Rev
Mr., Brown of Sheldon. The church wa
prettily decorated with evergreen ant
white asters and phlox. The bride wa
attended by Miss Ruth stuart of West
ford and Park Newton of Westford acte
as best man. The ushers were Wesle
Brush and Lyman Leach Of Fairfax
Carl Gray of DuXbury, and Henry Boy
den of Cambridge. The bride wore
travelling gown Of dark blue with hat t
match. Among the out of town guest
were Mr., and Mrs, Boyden and famil
of Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. A. g. Wood
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FLETCHER.

The friends and neghbors of Mr.. ard
Mrs. o. II. Como met at their home Mon
day evening to help them celebrate the
o5th anniversary of their marriage. Bert
Rogers and family of Cambridge visited
in town recently-Miss Christine Elem
mings who is seriously i'll was taken to
the hospital at Winoosk Monday.-Schools
In town commenced Monday.
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WOLCOTT.

DR.. Cooper and family were guests al
Manley Williams in Burlington the las:
of the week.-Alice Billiard is at home
from Burington.--Miss Leona Perkins Is
visiting relatives in BostonK. A. Foster
is expected home from Sugar Hill, y. H,
the last Of this week.-Alvah Hathaway
and family spent several days the past
week with friends in New York-Mirs
Mildred Sleeper Of Stowe is visiting rcia-
tives in town.-Mrs. Fonda Of Charlotte
is the guest of her daughter Mrs w. E.
t'oss.-Mrs. James l.. Peck is ill.-Mrs. p.
S. Scribner Of Underhill was a visitor at
L NJ Huhhell'S Monday
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Jeffer.onville high school COM
menced Monday. The teachers en-
gagged in the several depa rtments are
Professor Kenneth Sheldon Of Fair
Haven. principal; Miss Cobb of Vest
ford, assistant; Miss Southland Of FAIR
fax, second assistant, intermediate.
Miss Haines; primary, Miss Harvey
II. II. Nye is spending week in Bur
lington,-Miss Marguerite Weston Of
Burlington was the guest of Miss Lo-
lita Brown Thursday and Friday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred o, Stone, who have been
the guests of Miss Matte Wilcox for
several days. returned to Albany, N.
y, Tuesday.-A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred McNally September Is.
Donald Hawley has gone to resume
his studies at the Brigham Academy
in Bakersfield and Miss Sarah Nye,
and Miss Thelma Hawley at the high
school in Johnson.-Mr, and Mrs j, A.
Watkins and son have gone to take pos
session of their farm in South Bur
lington.--The Rev. f. Il. Hyde gave a
lecture on Turkey. and Armenia" at
Woodman Hall Sunday evening.
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DERBY.

Lewis AJ.is, former resident ot
Derby, now Of Hanover, Y. H, visited
friends in town last week Mrs VI. y
Donaldson. who has been in poor health
for some time, is much better. Common
schools began last Monday The Acad-
envy school opened Tuesday.-Thore II
to be union Sunday school picnic II
Silvers Grove next Saturday II is II
be a basket picnic and if il - RAINY tre'
,Ail nrcLlnN The TOWN halI
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ELMORE.

Mr.. and Mrs II. \. Gravlin enter
tanned about S5 people at dance Fri
day evening.--Mr. and Mrs. Ira GRAY
lin and three children of ST. Johns
bury and Mrs Alberta Gravlin OF
Lowell, Mass returned TO st. Johns
bury Monday night after spending sew
eral days with II. A. Gravlin and fam
ily.--Mr. and Mrs Fred Gravlin and
three children of Cambridge and Miss
Bernice st. Jock and Clarence Gravlin
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CONTINUED on page Gftcen.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-11-23
The Great B;
There are no restrictions-no holding back
Our Entire Stock Of$5O,OI

at prices less even than the actual cost of prodt
Father-MOther- BrOther-Sster and little Bal
Ladies, Misses and Chdrens Millinery
Stockings, Underwear Mems and Boys SUITS, on
work Shoes Underwear Of all kinds Bath Robe,
coats, in fact every conceivable article for the /
had here. And remember that at this sale you
This sale will truly be blessing to the way
whole family for what he ordinarily would hal
the thrifty the economical, for those wholly 4
PEELED to make their dollars go long way
Again we say your opportunity is here G
dollars.
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.nlIy at LESS Than c
SALE I
FRIDAY Morn
at $3.50 and C
Bushes

No. This is not a FIRE SALE-A RE
BANKRUPT SALE-A TUMBLE-DOWN s.
SALE of Mems, Womens and ChiIdren's Mere
We want to fix in your mind that Hines Unde
Of Western Maryland. We hold this sale at thi
you to our store. We want you to see the sup
prices at which we sell. We want you to come
can not bring You any other wayne are going
will be too great for you to resist and -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
RICHENBAR To
RESUME WORK
Famous Gold Producing
Mine in Black Canyon
To Be Reopened.

Prescott, Ariz, May 27.-Advices re-
ceived from New York make it appear
certain that the Riehenbar group Of
gold properties in the Black Canyon
district are TO be reopened and worked
y it'll vigor.
These properties were famous pro-
ducers many years ago and the plans
fer their reopening are said to be am
bilious and TO be based on a large
amount Of exploration work done dur
ing the past six months. They include
the building Of a modern mill and Of
a road to the railway.
Ford to Resume
The Ford Mining company is about
TO resume operations at its holding in
the Mineral Point district following
extensive diamond drilling operations
which are said to have developed con-
siderable bodies Of high grade COP
per ores. It is expected that the re-
sumption of work on these properties
Will lead TO the early, reorganization
OF several other companies holding
claims in the district.