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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-03-02
There was no meeting of the
,ity commissioners Monday

There was no meeting of the
city commissioners Monday.
Frank Brogan returned from
Hot Springs. Ark, on Saturday
night. He had been there for the
purpose Of taking the baths for
his general health and appears to
he much improved in health.
Miss Emma Olson returned from
White Sulpher Springs. Montana,
Wednesday night. Miss Olson
was away about six weeks and
while in White Sulpher, visited
at the home of her brother, Henry.
Supposing you were the one who
set the advertisement Of The New
Store this week, would you have
brought different words out promi.
nently with black type than we
didf Look it over and soc II you
are u better ad setter than we are.
Mrs. Mary Ritter returned the
past week from Miles City, where
she had been for q few days and
Ia now prepared to furnish meals
to all patrons who wish to be
served with good home cooking.
She is located in the M. M. Min
ton honse just east of the post
Office and a number of posters are
out to that effect.
A F. Miles, our poultryman,
undertaken, assessor and all round
good fellow is regretting the loss
of a prize hen which has recently
died. He informs as that he has
purchased another at q high price
which will complete the required
number of this particular flock.
Mr.. Miles is building up a choice
hennry which is the admiration
Of our townspeople.
Rev. George Dow, pastor of
st. Stevens Protestant Episcopal
church in this city, was here be-
tween trains last Thursday. The
Reverned gentleman is as yet some
what undecided as to just which
town he will find it most conven-
lent for him to take up his sum-
mer residence in as it will depend
largely upon the train service for
he will keep his parish at Lennon
as we'll AS other towns on the main
line Of the Milwaukee as we'll as
ON the branch lines south. Our
people are endeavorin9 to persuade
Rev. Dow and wife, to make the
city of Mobridge their home and
we trust they will be able to sue
ceed in this.
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ST. JOSEF H s & A L II y
Lie Oh L re H.

REV. FATHER KRAUS, pastor.
Services the 4th Sunday of every
month as follows:
Mass at 6 o'clock a. m aud
sermon.
High Mass and instruction at IL
O'Clock.
Sunday School at 9:3O a. m.
Confession at 3 o'clock n m &.
every Saturday before the 4Jn,
Sunday of the month.
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Church Notes
THE UNITED CHURCH

DIR. G.. G WARNER, pastor.
Sunday services as usual. We
noted number of treveling men
at church last Sunday They
claim to have enjoyed the visit
with us.
Morning subject in the series on
Philippians Rules for the Chris
tian Life Hour 1O:4 40.
Evening worship at 500.
Sunday School at noon and
Endeavor Meeting at 7:15.
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NOR w EGIAN LII Il Ii + r.
AN CHI L r e. Fl

REV. n. J CHARLSON, pastor.
Sermon at II O'Clock Sunday
morning
Young Peoples Society meets
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the
farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Larson. Young people are ex-
tended cordial invitation to at
tend.
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ST. TEPHEN'S MIS- $40 n

5 T. S Il e ? II E Ms NJ 5 5 . n
Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
GEORGE w Dow. pastor.
Services every 1st, and Bird
SUNDAYS in each month.
Sunday School every Sunday at
EOOn.
a cordial welcome to all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-28

oih'ofcn and Singing by the choir iul-
i,'"cd Nv tho Unloading OF wcll-ladcn
1 uf'' me pastor, the Rev q. g.. Cornoli.
ana MS wife wore pnncrouslye remembered
ny purse OF money and many useful
articles. boswell Gaines. n student NJ
Montpelier Seminary, is ut home for the
hohdaSs.-Nr. Davis OF BrIdpori L., car
ing ior Andrew Russo, VINO is somewha t
itnproved.-h purse of $40 was present cd
rred Chamberlain Christmas by the pa
irons on his mail route and BY oihorr.
VINO Hyrnpathisc with him during hi,
."hs period of Siohncss Josiah stage Of
Worcester Mass. was al home over
,nf's'inas--Wiliam Sheridan Of shell
oN'he wac IN town over Sundoy.--.Mr. and
Wiz oonn smith of Proctorsvile and Air.
"'o MIS- James Smith of rorrisburc
SPcht Christrhas with their parents, Mr.
ana MRS. Peter Smith. Miss pcari War
hef OF itoJyohc Mass, il visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Coonrod. 49,
Ea'ph Moulion Of Albany. y. y. spent
,hf'stmas with his mother Mrs T.. II.
oaF's'--'Mr And Mrs. Wright Iiovt were
guests 81 his IVA rrn,s. Mr.. ard Mrs. < r.
NOW OF Cornwall, Christmas. THE nov.
aho MfS. &. 9. Cornell went Mondar 81
salisbury 10 spend Christmas with hor
fatep'S.--Mra. Fred Brooks and little son
OF troy. \. II. il with hcr parents Mr..
a"" NitS. u A. ioodspecd. Mrs. .. e.
'orno'i closed - successful term g.,
h'noo' HSt Neel. for q ten da-s' vacation.
u" ioio~ing pupiiS had No absent nlart;s
dhflhr TIL" term: elsie Gaines, Gladys
t1auock. Jessie Ncil, FAY. Albert, Lester
and Gl"nr tlommin2.
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LINCOLN.

: literary program viii be carried
out at Prospect Grange Saturday evening.
Master Wayne Cove has returned from
II Few weeks stay with his parents IN
Rutland--fi ~. Draper spent Chiis,m Is
win his son. Fred Draper, of Rutland
Mls. Florence Allen and daughter. cora,
or massachusetts. are visiting in town. -
Leon Bcdorc was in Warren Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lee spent Christ =
mas with Mrs. Lees parents. Mr.. ana
Wlrs Phillips, cf Middle bury.--Mr. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. rsge have bccn IN town for
q row days. MIR. aud Mrs. Charles Lee
n Fcrri&burg were over-rhristmas guests
AT the homo vt NrS. Lees parents. Mr..
ana Mrs X. j. Eovc.-~,Mr. and Mrs. W.
v. Sargent entertained Mr.. and Mrs. -.
:. Day. William Sargent. Mrs Jennie Nor
ton aud Mre. Mandana, Hill Christmas
dSf.-Nr. and Mrs. y. y. Davis wcrc over
Christmas auests of their daughter, Mre.
Bort I.atNrop. OF bristol Mr.. aud Mrs.
FTi"m Buttcrcld served Christmas din
ner 10 their children aud FrandchiilTsa.
AtteT thcr 10 fs,icstT had been served. old
dhd Young enjoyed 81 Christine. tree laden
Win Sifts.-.A severn vain aud snow storm
accompanied bt wind visited this section
friday afternoon and cont inucd ato the
MINT. The hin roads were rendered pf,ir-
bcally impossible until Sunday and tel
ephor~ lines we're put out of commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. !. Brown of Bristol
had Chrietmas dinner with Mr.. and Mre
y. j. whitney aud Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Jnckman with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
.F,ns
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ROXY and daue liter
uf Leicester spent Christmas with her IA r.
Their, pr. H. ). I.anc.-Miss Jennie Mar
lin lett Wednesday for Florida, wher.
she has a position in hotel Her ia
Their, G.. G. Martin. will accompany her
To Boston. -imong those at home for the
christmas recess from their various
schools are: Grace Lane. Marjorie Gage
Anna Martin, Percy and Doris kimball
and Leonard Ball OF Troy Conference
Academy; Helen Eings'and and Roger
Preston. Goddard Seminary: Dorothy and
Eleanor Folsom Of Ca-stlcton; and Marion
FOLSOM OF Darlington high.-.AIrs Flora
Harrington and Mr.. and Mrs Roytc
l'oardman of fast Mddiebury spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs Fred Har-
-inston. --Schools are closed for the hoi-
!d3y week and the Misses Brittcll and
Green arc at their homes in Port Henri,
ana Proctorsville. Miss Bailey remains
mere with friends. Tho Noodmsn cayc a
dance in Allen hall "Wednesday evening.
There was Christmas tree and excr.
c'ses by the Sunday school and choir a;
nc Methodist Church Saturday evening
which mas enjoy 81 'ry :; large n,i,I,b.r
The pastor, the Fey. f'rcd HaEldorn. was
" resented Joy his riany friends with
JcLJt4-ut rd"ruor coat
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quin.ar, Of Rem
n!ng'"n are visiting friends ana relatives
at bristol and North Ferrisbu-g
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICk.

| me body Of Ms Frank GinorC was
Drought here Tuesday morning from
'fnnnHcticui for burial M Clifford died
! during az operation. S;ho Ivn., Mis- Belle
Morse of thus piac. ard lived ia the fam
! ny 81 hr ard MI ". y. Wheaily. Sho
~ survived ny her hurDand. icr father aHa
inother' Mr. aud Mrs. y. e. Morse. and
TWO sisters, Mrs. Il. l.. Toward AND Mrs.
ihfehrE Martin. both 90 this place. ana h.
two sons. y. u Davis, OF this, Mace. and
(" 0n-ii-iaw in the Nos.t. - Miss io.cu'ir,c
-awson " Boston r. rieitirr Fcr mother.
Mrs. irdella lawson r. Nanforl ond
family listed IN Covertry the i,rs, Of the
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SHOREHAM.

Ralph B1oW1,. who had beon i'll for sew
eral weeks. died Christmas morning. Mr..
Brown is survived by a wife and three
children. two sons. and a. DAUGHTER. The
funeral will he held at his late residence
Today at 100 y. rn.-Medwck Rascom ia
with his aunt. Mrs. r. n. Prebse. tor the
holiday vacation.-tAIisS Euth Mead is Wig
itinC her aunt, Mrs. Otis " iSsell in Or
wei!.---Dr Mary P1ait liz visiting her par
ruts, Mr.. and Mrs Miner in Boston for
The holidays Miss Nellie Nottingham is
listing at w II. Stokes's IN Middiel,urv
this Week.-Mr and Mrs Herbert Tread
way Of Middlebury were guests Of Mrs
Edwin Baldwin, for ChriStmaS.-Miss
Norma Waite is AZ home from Barre for
'h" holiday vaCation.--MisS Elizabeth lee
Of Madison, Conn, is II guest Of her niece.
Mrs. Il. y. Simmons, at the parsonage
Mr.. and Mrs. n. IT. Bursr are visiting
friends at Maiden. Mas. for the holidays
Miss Alice Ward and Alice Harper arr,
AT home from school for the holiday V:,ca-
si,,,
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HARDWOOD
Lumber Wanted
Central Vermont Ry.
TINE TABLE IN EFFECT
October ], 1915.

October ], 1915.
4:O5-a m. daily for Montreal and
Chicago.
7:l5-a. m. except Sunday FOR Eos.
ton and Springfield. Broile,
buffet parlor car from Bur
linSton without change duo
Boston 4;25 p. m.
7.01-a- m, except SUNDAY for 81
Johnsbury and Portland.
0:05-a- M, except Sunday for Rich.
ford, Montreal and Ottawa.
10:O5-a- M. Sunday only for ST. Al.
bans
II :O5-a. M, daily for Boston and
New York; for New London
weel; days only Throuch
parior cars and dining cars
Essex Jet. to Boston and New
York.
Co.,. m, daily for ST. Adams
4:2S-p m. except sunday for ST
Johnsbury.
.A0-p IN, except SUNDAY for ST
Adams, Rouscs Point. Ogdens-
burg, Richford and Montreal
Also for Montpelier and White
River Junction.
6:45-p. M. daily for Montreal and
Chicago. Standard sleeper
daily from st. Alhans and
4. tourist sleeping cars from Es-
-. sex Jet. Mondays. Wednc sdays
and Fridays to Chicago. with
out change.
6:d5--p m, Sunday only, for White
River Junction.
II :40-p. M. daily, through sleeping
cars from Essex jet. to Boston
and Springfield.
r. l.. ROBERTS. Ticket Agent.
Telephone I447
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Tie Kings naughtcrs' meeting las
been p"|tpoHoi two weeks on account 81
tnc hau condition Of tho roads-,'hri.t-
mos tree? an6 appropriate exercises we're
hold a. IN" several schools in town FRI
DAY afternoon, Wher they closed for ,
vacation - one Woeh.--I. Il. Strong haS
sold ms la"Ec farm Oh No H.nesbur
f"a" hN"Nn rs the JuGG" Van Sicklou
laTli. :" J., 6 Lawrence. who recently
S"Id rs farm in Cttrlo;fo.--N Walter
A'h"ri"n " wexford t ras.iu. the
holidays with nis sister, Mr.. +. L. lnun,.
ley. Sr.-Aiphon.c Lan0rday has moved
from Ia" Ryan Ia" MitC. PlattShurei
\. v. AMI Arthur Goodrich has moved
- IL" Ryan farnr.
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Worcester. Mass.. is visiting his daughter
Mrs. William Miner. -.Roval Rondeau has
returned to Rutland after n visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Amos Rondcau--
Mason & Jubilee Singers of syracuse. y
- VIII EiN" n concert Thursday evening
at the Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Fcrrsburg for the benefit of the church.
MI and Mrs. J.. c. Lyon and daughter
MlSs Pauline. Mr. and Mr.. Chester TaN-
lor oil Burlington were guests of lidec and
Mrs. T. J. Fish ChriStmas-Aldcrman
ana Mrs. J. +. Bartlcy ard daughter. Mar
E'crit", who went to bridgeport, Comm
to spend the holidays with Mr.. BARLEY s.
mother, Wcrc called home Monday by the
sudden death of Mrs. partlcy's father. G.
t. ". t0iSs". Elliott CaiSsr OF Pratt In
stitutc, BrookYu. y T.. Is visiting hi.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs e. II. Caissc. --
Clarence Beach ot Albany. ~ y. spent
christmas with his mother. Mrs Ecach
! y Ginning from the Express and stand
ard, paper published at Newport, ",
contains the following item uhi,h .hc
friends OF Mr. Allen win 10 pleased 20
read; The school entertainments held
last Friday evening was n success both
socially and financially. The house Wa;
crowded and tn" proce cd amounted 20
/ SN. Th" *Upcr'Hteud"ut and uarents. i'm
th'r remarks dive, particularly mon
the progress made by the pupiis ,,no,r
~" instruction of Mrs Anna &. A,len o.
Norgrrn"e"
Mrs. l.. y. Goudlilso visited friends
~ l;utland N"-,crGav--iohn h,nblo has
returned from q visit To- his daughter
WIS I"uls irvN Of Montrcal.-Miss
Ncl"n Burroughs. phO is ATTENDING. the
domestic science school 1T Worcester.
Mass, is spending thc holidays with
Nv
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RICHMOND.

MISS sarah Nhitcomb, who Is attending
Nimbal' Academy at Meridcn, \. IL,
is 1t the home Of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ : Whitcomb, for two weeks
i. Ward And son. Mower, OF Burlington
we're business visitors II, town Mednos-
da|.-,irs. Miucr of Nhitehcll, y H.. is
at the home of Ger daughter. Mrs. \ T
Tillcr. tor the remaindcr CT the winter
Si,a. Mary Bessett is visiting relatives in
Burlington. --Mis2 Iollie sQuircs. who t.
"t'cndin- 3,mmors College Boston. 1.
fp'nJWg her vacation With her 1arcuts.
Mr. &Na airs, II. J. 2Oui'cs--A''aa Rose
N"u"Way hes lc'Grn"l fron IL" dl-e'
stay with rel narcNte 60 Ncrgcnucs. -
Glo,d Say'of who IS 2it,idi.r SCHOOL =,
'.s'or t. 80 b, homo W. his pal MS. ~.
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WALTHAM.

Mr.. ana Mrs. y. w. Otis entertained II
OF their friends Christmas day--A bert
q. Hunt of Nevwich University is spend
ing the Christmas vacation with his psr-
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hunt.-Wil.
liam Tucker spon; Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, Il. Booth and son Dono-
van of Vcrgonncs were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. a. f. Booth Christmas day,
Alexander Como recently visited a,
Frank Tucker MIR. and Mrs William
lHdGorton OF Foultncy have been VISITING
their niece, Mrs, T. w. OTIS Miss Esths.
Snoden il III Wit. typhoid fever ri the
home o'f her aunt, Mrs. j. T.. Davis. in
New Haven,--Roy Parker, q student ri
the Agricultural College at Randolph. ia
al the home OF his parents Mr.. ard Mrs
-, II, Parker
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HAPPE N|NGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pIRc onc-l

bridge havo gone to Flushing, \, V, to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Herbert NJ
IIale.--Tioward Grandey of Worcester
Mass, spent Christmas with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Grandey.-M Miss
MARY Carpenter Is visiting her brother
william Carpenter Of bridgeport, Conn. ---
hlr. and Mrs. Cyrus Horsford and sons OF
Charlotte spent the holiday with her par
eats, MIR, and Mrs. William Crosby
tah stage returned to Worcester, Mass.
Tuesday after q visit 10 his parents. Nj.
"a Mrs, II.o"cL Stage Arthur pagan og
Windsor - I.ai'ing his parents. MI and
~. Edward Has .N,.-GcOrGe Richards Of
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CA|T7ENDEh COUNTY
W1NOOSKI.

hn.ene Ieiagc. q West Center street
"ho was injured week ago Friday
at the WOODEN mills when he fell four
stores with an elevator, died shortly
! aver twO O'Clock Thursday morning as i,
I result or the accident At the time of tho
i'ciacnt Mr.. lclase arpea red 70 have re-
c"ived only a compound fracture to his
! iiEht leg Just above the ankle, but on
T'ie9day his condition became such from
mt ernal injuries that Il was nccnsso,-,,
TO perform an operation on him. It ,)o-
V"toped That h" was badly injured inter-
Manly ana h" FAILED TO rally. Mr. Dolaro
Was oorn IN Fairfax 81 years ago next
h'uch and ever since he was i've Years
OF age had boon q resident of this ,.ilIauc
MS parents moving here at that time. H.,
ieaV"S besides his wife three sons. Ar
h>ahd' rus"re and Edward Dclsgc. and
IN" danGhters, Mr%. Laura Neshy. Mrs
~ oia sweeney. Mrs. blanche Catalina.
the Misses Augustine and Madeline De
!asH. all Of this place. Dcath occurred al
me Mary Fletcher hospital and Or. T.. II.
STONE ~ the state lahorator,. performed
rn autopsy. The fruer,, NJ held RI
~. friInci* Xavier Church At four o'cIoc,,
Sunday afternoon
thr'stinaa was quietly observed in tho
V1ilaEc. business places vcr. I'll closed
zoe greater part of the day end the rost-
ounce GaVc one complete delivery. TIL.
LOBBY was oncr.,, IL, ,,o ~
i3o 10 $50 o'rl,c,, rnr l,n, ,,t,.. ...',
C1r-i:r ,-rcrav Sh.r,o,L ,..'. w. 80
got throurI, T. to,,,, .....,,a.. .'i..
the biz storm e. Y,,,,,... art ,,,ii,, ,'''
on ,;ts ,o,,.a ''- "'''' ~ ''"'tt'"
A tree ,yo. bold ri go, .,a,.:-. -,.t.
coJaI Cn.;rcb Mn,,,.,,. ,,1 a.., a. 80
~ the S,,rtiay .cinn, ,,.,,s ,.,..i,..'I
.,lit. THE Rev. ROl"r, ~ N-ashh,r...
pastor of 4.,c ,Iu,c,, .,.d NJ, 10,
1n-Dc were r-tvc;it.,, . ,.,.. % o.' .
"a .,n n,n, thr n,,' .;..,..
q. " '-' ''.'..''' 70 '' -
'rro,, VA. . ,-..,,,1 III ,,,,.
ANN
At iI,, N.tl.,..t 1.,,,,.,., ,...,,,,
crr.,.,,. ,r,,.,,i,,.
Aus.;n q Grour ,cy...l.i A..
G~9or was - i,,rtr,,, .-,o..t,r az IA. c,,,r,-h
nna SATURDAY wa. .t,, 80, .,.n;,,..so,.,.
- US Gt-,+l IT,. ,..,. ...,r a.. 10
civil War. = cI.,,l,,, ... ,.,. =, .,,a~,,
I,.cj.lntmc. ana ~, -.y-,l ,nars v.as
the village poe,,un,,,, ,-i.n pl,lu,c J..
80, 49, %, g.
ford SDoor. rho vii il,.yn nn,t ~
Wj,nosk!
Catherine Nor;. l.,,,,,.., viii, Of n
=. rhornnson ,r t,nlcb.s.c,. ,ial caiur.
ga. ,il,iit ar thcir bn,,,o at Inc are Of
- vo1rr. She jc,va,, }oei,i.= bcl. husband
-r.,r oo, ~ "a. ,,, -..... ~ !,
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STARkSBORO.

TIC DDrc:s society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet Wednesdays
January /, in tho church parlors for
dinner. The ycntlomen are Invited to
be present --ChristrnaS exercises. con-
sistiu" ot songs and recitations by the
children, we're given at tho Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon. with the us-
ual Christmas tree. Miss Mabel Dona-
hue Is spending the holidays with her
grandparents in Hinesbure.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE in the beautiful va'loY
OF tine Connecticut, where the choice cigar
leaf grows. Soil adapted to growing any
crop that will grow in New England we'll
Wntered plenty of timber; price VarNi,g
according to a2e and location reasonable
down payment and balance on mortgage
ct Sc. See mo before YOU buy. can st
IS North Union st. Monday or Saturday
evening. When Did farming pay bette
W. v. FAIR, SO North Union St. Durling-
ton, VI. so, wifi.
TO carry my farm ! have decided to
scl and will consider amy reasonable
proposition from i good honest terlrerai"
farmer. Would tax" city property rs par
payment, balance on mortgage at 90.
Save commission by dealing direct with
owner. Address "Farm Bargain" care Of
Free Press JG2,d,w.tf.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

MIS-. George blanchard Is IL at IN"
nome OF her parents. MI and hi1' -. =.
hr,'htler at rhc vllagc.-TlcmaS scot
:" Fou'tn"y is the guest OF Mrs WI
nom 1horp, his step-dauah,cr, mi hcr
'HN''%'-E, T.. Converse IA 4g.ndins
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital

IL Pine st. burlington. VI.
Veterinary surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
I'll animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables phone
I0G.
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Real Estate Earuains

Several II to li-cow farms with team.
to $500. Also any kind of a large
farm anyone can ask for always on
hand
The A. Il. Day Rcai ESTATE Agency.
Cambridge, VI.
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PANTON.

Christmas services were iaiG I'll the
Methodist iinigcopal Chrrch Sunday eve
ning and consisted co. r,citstiuus by the
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WANTED.

WHITE hStI wanted in the log; good pri,c
paid. ali write l.. NJ. Kin, Hunting
TON Center VI. 5O5.Ist ot.
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One Cent
a WORD

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within ~ con-
secutive months.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON

Practical Plumbcrs and steam Filters
~ ~. Paul street
Next North Burlington Savings Rink
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HELP WANTED.

COOK wanted ~ the Home for Desii-
ture Children References required.
a. W, t.
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'ostcrtN"; roll call, "Biblc Versus on
Chldhood'; leader Mrs, w. y. Cove; de-
Vo,ional leader Miss Weller.
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z Pair Heavy Work SIads

new cutter, secondhand Stewart
heater and 10 lengths OF stovopipo. in
frst-cla5s condition. one i0-foot coun-
ter, one e5-foot counter almost new,
one Kerosene oil tank and pump,
}. II. FORVILl.F. WiiIiston. VI.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-01
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Best Service Column in City.

In response 10 request from the
surgeon general of the United States
army that the names of 100 Red Cross
nurses willing TO be assigned to active
duty on the Mexican border be furnished
the War Department, Miss Jane A. De-
lano, chairman of the national commit
tee on Red Cross Nursing Service, has
sent fifty-fye of her expert, enrolled Red
Cross nurses hurriyn to the Southwestern
States to assist the United States army
nursing corps In alleviating the suffering
Of armed forces policing the southern
frontier against raids by marauding
bands of Mexican bandits.
Included In this group of Red Cross
nurses are many who have shown their
ability and heroism in bygone Red Cross
accomplishments. Miss Nell Floss Steel,
Of Columbus, Ohio was a member of
one OF the hospital units in Serbia Miss
Antoinette Alschier Of the Dallas CTex)
detachment, who in 1918 was assigned
along with several other nurses TO
Brownsville. Tex. TO care for sick and
wounded MeNicans from across the Rio
Grande, gave invaluable service in ameli-
Grating the misery of the injured poems
Miss Margaret McCary, of the WASH
ington group detailed to Douglas, Ariz.,
has seen service with the American Red
Cross unit in kiev, Russia. Included in
the nurses now selected for duty by Miss
Delano are Misses Lulu T. Lloyd and
Mamie Hardy both of this city, who were
at Vera Cruz with the Arm3 Nurse Corps
during the occupation BY the United
States forces in 1914
Miss Margaret II. Patterson, of Bir-
mingham, Ala. and Miss Harriet p. Han
kins' of this city, have also had Yalua-