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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25
Chocolate Cream.

On @or @cIatin opleic5 / en- Sop
tol0t %ono / 10 elmer. Gn Glrort
Ntclt iUttc& oper en- 0oubIc Boiler,
10 lluicr Gbofolu0c - iom cr rcuct
ellCr ltuuet op - huuc9 % / Ell li0cn
WruOc ioumen mco / Spiicifcer
Suffer % , Spiicitccr fpQcnoc %ono
% oCtte rorc2 / iii oct CT tuft oQ
icunt ga hrIOe2 set % / Sen foQcnOc
N}clf. . 9]Ganchpiocr pi2pc@ mcO en-
hoIO &op Suffer, @clutiu rerca bcri
% ioo bar man set op / Sen fopenoc
GtcIf % Io0er oet toac 3 Niimttcr
Longer, ioct man belle 5ioen rerer /
oct. Nour man iou lpitcr oct al Sto.
rcn, hor man , Ghcifcer &anilic t.
"a en- lioeu &lube Salt. ~ filler set
loa oQ hrlocr oct ~ / en- itor Iorm
Cllcr inlou Gorme ~ Ell til buer ~
iom cr ouppet / toIOt &aub. Set
%lerucre3 nteo 6looe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25
Hnt Grcam.

X 9or @elotin oplsieS / liot
WeIt, % 6obet iGttes op / Ell @rpoc
fogenbe Tano % rereS /, til @ela-
tinen er lnleltet. Gn Yint Slsoe pg
Ell geqgebnioe itiupiifes bper for iig
og roreS oerpna inmmen. Suffer %
&nniIie bopeS / eiter Snus % iaa
bar man @elatinen / % en- Sop Sal-
npotierner. Salubelen al MaSien
farue@ berpaa lpierpo, og bploeS op
/ Ell 6orm. Naar bette begpnoer of
itipne, bellies &eiten / og oct itaor
til oct CT ioo itiut at oct fan bp9lpeS
no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25
arioenS tl,nae Sob. Den til @ien.

SrigenS tiinge 2ob Den til @ien-
aiplb bar oct unbergaaet rationale
Obmpgelier ion intet anoet &ano.
Sets SeIpitGnoigbeO er M iulpenOe-
ret, o9 oct bill iifferIig falbe oct
GGarot at iinoe Senner paa nogcn al
Sioerne. Der "StorgrCfenlonb"
irm bar @rpferne5 0rom, maa let.
brertialo / operifueIig SremtiO Iaoes
noe al 9etragtnin1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25

Sar'o9er III Spgoommer. Serior Itulos
Slooct nGres iadpsl lomI reules.
TN AZ be men ~fremtrGoeuoe Sorauoriuoer
I ben moOerue SUoebebouoliug. er ben Rd0oe
bUorp0a Eru0en al Neru Tor SloOiugoomme
Ell dfto9et. let opoGoeotS. at ,Nsru life
par uOQeu 9iGring Tor Siooet. Naor Ell
Seyiou lioer al iorsiitet Blob. eIer al ursut
% ubGrmet Blob. ucnqes Der Ct Wiooei.
Der life oieue nil uooyips llreubcsst, r:,u
s.. 30 &or en- Stauoayo Sloorsuler, er Ct
rent pegetabIlit Ribbed. Der dblolut oil ubs
brine ureubeoer ioml uGre % liprte bet belle
Spiiem. laauel bet ipflIs lom Nerpeipltemet
8ens 90 ltprt biz Blob pso at tose S. S. S.
npis IN trGuser ipecteue Raab, %tiIifrip Mes
oteol Sepagtsmenl. Room IS, Omit Spseis
nc COMPANY, atlanta, "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25
Puiet 90 Kioffenet.
pineapple Spam.
lteiatrsia 81 ,n praittR ousmpbsr

en- aanoe "Sbreooeo pineapple"
Ell Sop Slsoe, 2 itippiifeoe sGsse'
bpioer, > toppeoe Spiieifeer %puloeri'
ieret Suffer. aanoen meo Tine-
apple iUttes poa SIS, ioa ben er ale
oeIeS isfoIo, g@ggebuioerne % 6le.
ocn mac ogioo bare iaa folo Tom
muIie. 5Ieoen oiSpeS oIbeIeS itip,
g@agebpioeruc Iiaeioo, iao reres
Sufferet l. % berpoo pineapple.
&piS oct GA err rigtig fol6t oltiam'
men, fan BET ierpercS itrnr, eaerS
ma oct itaa poo Sien en- Stiunb, for
SopcobetingeIien peo ocnne Sesiert
or, at Sen moo pare iSfoio.
pineapple Sberbet.
On Gan0e "@rateo 8ineupple"
irere$ en- Bint Suffer, Ell Gint @uno,
og Saiten al Ell Gitron. Tette itaor
pna et foIot Steb, mems ma ierit
opbIeoer en- Spiicite @elotiu / 2
Spiieifeer foI0t Gano % oerpoo
inicIter @clotinen peo al bGI6e en-
Sop fo9enoe @onb oper oen. Soar
Bette iao bar itooet, iii oct er offis-
LET, bplocS oct op / oct soriae %
"irnieS" ion pao ponli9 GiS. Noor
man bar ~iro8iet~ oct Ell Stlmo, bar
MOI en- 9Gnnrhninc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25
6r0fenldnoS
S~ioelieshiitorie

NUlt Velglen og Serbien bar @r0.
fenlano ~Iterfeit iaaet fele oen euro
ppite Stormoatsfamp. Som oct nil
ices al Wtel0inNerne, er Soma aon-
itantin og bans Hegiering % Solf
Iii int belt no al Spiaet, ioet De
maa finoe Jig / at banOle % inbrette
liz eiter &c Srores, iom gipeS al
Grtentemaqterre. Gen arGife &c
giering er ofiot, % Ell m Heglering,
lum Gntenten bar approberet, er
fpmact iite6en. Man fon ligelebe$
opre iiffer paa, at me @alg oil bli.
b. ubltreuet, % at ale Soloater pil
GIipe ienOt bicm og @rpfenlanoS
Toripnr ouertoget al GntentenS
trooper.
I~oriaQcn iii @rpferIan03 SfiGb.
NJ er utpilionlt isrIt % ircnit at
irge | bets Sorbuno8traftat meo
Serbieu moo Den iraeS Nrpefenoa
&ulQnrien. ga &ulgarien illttte0c
iiq I'll Gentrulmaqterne og islgeliq
tom / Sria ntcb Setbicn, pcnteoeS
oct ol~min0eliQ, at 8~rPfenlnno iielge
iir 5ruttut piloc lie Serbicn til
lnoiUtninQ. Saa ifeebc life. Site
ZEN iicrucoe SONG aonitantin meo
0ittotoriit Wtpnoigheo Geni5cloS ira
in Gegiering o9 loo oct ubcbo0clige
larlomcnt ienbe biem. Gnoriberr
cyfIpre0e 2onaen, at Srnttatcn life
irrpliatc0c @rufenlono iii at giere
iGlleS Sog NEE Serbien. % On
SonQen enoeliN off I'll at uoifriue
me &nIg, iar9ebe ban ior, at Gcni.
6rloStiIbrnQere blrp itillet / oet
@ruO uocnior, at De in9en Slloilp.
oeIic tunbe ina pnn Salgene.
&ouQ aonitantin loo III inb pna
cU clcn Sinie. San bcilutteoe ii9
ii at pic "ucIpiuig &eltraIitct til
bClRc SiNcr". Suu inbQif Nitnler
n;cO iuuucl @ulgnrien iom Gntente-
moQtcruc. Gi3ic Nitoicr 9if urr.
Eielt no paa, at begge trlQiercnOc
(0rtcr ltui0e laa Sou til ar lfaltc
a. uuIte, iom Sc uiI0e / @rpfcnlauo.
Erunifmpuoene % GnRelitmpnocne
i iooleoc& Sou iii ubin6rct al iUtte
lif iuit / Salonifi, on 9ulanrlen tit
u0en lrpit Suer0llag Sou til al be
latte 0rUlfe tSorter % Stiuin9er |
Wufc0ouien. Samti6iQ iom Song
Monltantin poa @rnn0 a lit Sanos
@eliQgenbe0 par belt 0ihUn1il AZ
GuQIauo % 6ranfrile. iuripate ban
a. Qiorc Gentrolmaaternc lao tillaas
lem muliA. San mente utpilionlt
al tlmue itaa JIG pan az uGre Sel'
uer meo begge Barter. Men bans
&nnoliuger blep finn bolpe Sor'
hplbSre9Ier. Song &onltantin bar
aoppen poa begae SfulOre, % De-
ueO opnuneoe hal. bare ar opbloIt
Grtentcn, iom I0nge uiite Soalmo.
oigheo. 9l or oct Int, % Song
Sonitontin iib0er poa lit Slot uoer
erbUer Maat "a SnbiIpoelie paa ii
Sau0s SfiUbne,
NporlcOeS Stcmningcn or blonot
Oct arctic 6olfliaeouericr aoneeni
@oIitif, er oct panifelig al faa Se'
sreb on. : tpife Blade pao'taaes
@uiiSeIoS, iom spifeae az @rGtea
IruO aabent ifiiloe title liz paa en
tutcnS She, er en- iorlaot % Ell
icm Wano. ! frantic oa engel'f'
Slaoe bgpoeS, al so pGt. al Der
giraffe 9eioIfnine er 2ilbGnsere a
@enijelos.
@rGfcnIano bar piitnof unSgaae
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25
sya>eittnte, Ser piier iia
iSit 2liaSiot?

let 9ier tngea 6oriiieI bDor Hoeu liItro
bu fan boue iii nor Gp9tiobso iom Eautc
lGiere, men eubper al os tan efter liuspario
gpelie lGie &unQter. Gen StiaiuQ. nj
taeer li9eoUerior ct N~IeOmsnusis, bercr ior
en- nor Oei al bpao ri Ter / oeres auNoter.
&c Iielte al os ct blepHe rorbauisnoe u~ttl.ots
aurStslGiere meO 6euipu I'll Worol % Gil.
bsielisbeoer / Sin6stemuue. "a u (pier
ten inopeHoig eler uODeHoig Spqoom. Ce
iirdmme, ioriruiue Strt Qniuoer pSoparenOe
Smsrts ueo Fl eler anoet iuousnbigt Suos,
euer bet CT uoiRt al en- al be mango Subs
ipgoomne, bptite altfor fart taller Tor is
ielp, ioroi be feite ON life oue euoipeoom
me ier eler ieusre piier is ! gulistet. ursut,
torarmei eler ipGftet Blob e. BE- peieatIies
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25
Pineapple Sberbet.
aoffee Wpnsie.

Gn Guart 6IeOc, TO 9@g, en- baIp
Sop moIet anife, oper bpilfen en-
Sop fogen0e &auo er bplot, og Tom
oerpoa bar itaaet bogpaa Stopen els
Ter oocr en- foOenoe Sbefieoel og
"truffrt fig" / 90 Wlimlter. 9G9qe.
ne piSpc5 qoot, ion rereS Sufferet /
og Oe piSpcS iAien, Oerpoa bar man
aoiicen l. ION cr iilrt iqiennem ct
Stnffc Gbecieclotb. Naor bette er Of
.fisIet, bar man Def op | Den itiopi-
ifc0e 6lo0e oq tilirttcr . Sheifecr
Ganilie, bGlOer oct ioo op / Ell Sorm
mes tGt 2aaa % letter benne / en-
9lan0ina al IS og Salt / A elmer,
Soer Sommenfeiniugen imelIcm
6ormcn og Snaqct moo Der alto ip-
itc9 eli Strimmcl Epi, iom err bpppct
op / imcltct ~"@}nroiiinc @or" - Ell.
lcr8 bill Saltet trGuge inb og eoelpg.
Qc oct belle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25

WnIcrcn Ben @lesium opfor6rcr |
Ell 9lrtifel / "Scanoiu" sc itonoino.
piifc Sangcrc / Chicago til ct tort
Observation-Disclosures SanQrrtoQ til
gtorgc, SpcriQc % Tonmorf @nurcn
1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25

0}rs. Garitru @oa er ouiat Tom
SGrcriuhe / %iuuomliif ncN Ct CIui
College uGirc Aor. 9cltrUbclicf qio
res MI for at iou iot poo en- YUrer
/ @ibcorgeI fra 9iorQc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-25
Wnplc WunSic.

1 9GQacbIommer ni$pc8 0obt,
ihGloca en- Stop Maple Strip og bel.
ocS op / Ell 9oublc Boiler % rerc3
/ belle &ioen, til oct cr a|iclmempormi
og beQnnocr at tpfnc III. Ga loite3
oct itror al Stopcn og rsreS iqicn.
mem en- Ii0t arop Gil. @n Gilort
INF IIeoc piSpeS tin, irereS 4 itip.
piifcNc 9GQQcbpiOcr oq rereS oerpao
.op / 9GdQcuo2icu. Nanr oct or rig
tia goOt ionmcnbIonoet bpI6eS oet
OF / en- 6orm % behun0leo Tom
Den iorcQoocnOc. Tcttc or Ell ipGrt
itor Spifriit, ino @olpOelcn er NOT
til en- libcn 6onliIic. elsie folOc
Qc2icrtcr or u0merfeoe mi / &ebcn.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05

PRE1SS OPINION

little money he had sweat blood to
get hold of, in a newspaper, vita
the in%variable result that when his
small wad run out he was left TO
starye and buse. Crowley has been
no exception. There has been a
barrel of money lost in similar VEN
lures here, including n where a
pile of junk was unloaded on a
bunch Of suckers, for thirty-five
thousand dollarsl You couldn't
raise ten dollars to start q newspa-
per in this town to save your soe,l
from the lower regions. The best
thing to do for newspaper enthu-
siasts is to let them get their fingers
burnt, but the printer who ought to
know better should cease to make a
jackass of himself.
INTO POCKETS OF SCHEMERs
Monroe News-Star: Monroe I'm
vestors" during the recent past, ac-
cording to VARIOUS estimates have
put from $4,000 to 100000 into get
rich-quick oil stocks in companies
operating in the territory near
Shreveport. These investors wac
saw in their dreams millions in
dividends have been rudely aWek-
ened and have seen their dreams
shattered. The fact is if a single
Monroe man has received a niekle
in returns, with n or two possi-
BILE exceptions, the News-Star has
never heard of it. Other cities and
communities perhaps have the sama
story.
SUCCESSFUL NEWSPAPER rs
BEST
Baton Rouge State Times: A
newspaper that is not a successful
commercial institution is a danger
GUS proposition. If it is success
full it cannot afford to be otherwise
than fair and generous in its deal
ings. It could not run the risk OF
losing its prestige by selling its edi-
torial opinions, for instance. II
could not afford to advocate some
thing for the community in which
it was printed, that would be in
furious to that community, If it is
making money in the community
Only the paper that isn't prosper
ing as a commercial proposition is
to be feared in a community. So j:
is a blessed thing that a newspaper
is operated for profit, and that its
profit comes FROM its successful
operation. That insures that it il
going to be operated for the bele-
fit Of its readers sort OF recip-
rocal arrangement.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05
THE INEVITABLE RESULT

Lafayette Advertiser: The re-
suit is another demonstration OF the
fact that as long as the country
voters allow themselves to be dl-
vided, just so long the New Orleans
bosses will name the state ticket
and control state affairs; and per-
petuate the present system, for the
bosses don't divide-eyery time they
hand their candidate a solid vote.
TWAS Al FAMOUS VICTORY
Homer Guardian Journal: We
have thought all along that Col,
Pleasant would be nominated for
governor, but cannot state that as
a fact. If he does win it will be
against enormous odds, and will be
an eloquent and lasting tribute to
the country boy withoutmeans. He
| has combined against him the state
administration, and his opponent
has been able to employ through
various agencies, speakers of ma
tional reputation, from all over the
| south.
CHILDREN RUNNING THE
STREETS
Alexandria Democrat: Little
boys and girls so small that they
have to sit in high chairs at the
table and be caressed to sleep IN
their mothers lap, too small to
dress themselves, and SO dimlnu-
tive that they should never be out
Of the sight Of a nurse, III seen
from day to day running down the
streets, scampering about at times
to avoid being knocked down by an
automobile, or the horse of a care
less or u~nobservant driver, and hav-
ing the breath crushed out OF
them. Parents are to blame fer
this. That there have been no ae-
cidents is a miracle. The practice
OF allowing these little tots and
midgets to recklessly run the gaunt
let Of horses and automobiles is a
bad one and should be discontinued.
CROWLEY HAS TAKEN ALL DE-
GREES
Crowley Signal: There is not one
daily newspaper in ten, in towns OF
less than 10000 people, whose as
sets exceeds their liabilities. South
ern Louisiana between Lake Charles
and New Orleans has been a grave
yard for newspaper ventures
Everytime some cheap screw polt-
tician got mad at the newspaper
publisher he induced some ignora-
mus printer who carried his brains
in the seat of his pants to soak what
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05
PARTITION SALE
ESTATE OF ELLEN E.. Pc.
LAND
No. 6611, Probate Docket,
10th Judicial District
Court, st. Landry Par
ish, La.

BY virtue Of a judgment
rendered by the Hon. B. II.
Pavy, Judge of the 18th Judi
cial District Court of the State
Of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, on the
Both day of November, A. D.
1915, in the partition proceed
ings filed in the above num-
bered and entitled succession,
and pursuant to a commission
to me directed by A. J. T. Lit
tell, Deputy Clerk of said
Court, bearing date Decem-
Der 9Th, 1915, ! will proceed
to sell at public auction, to
the last and highest bidder,
for cash, for the purpose of
effecting a partition, at the
last residence of said decd
ent near Morrow Station in
this parish, on
SATURDAY, FEB IL, 1915.
at II o'clock, a. M, the fol
lowing described property, to.
wit:
LIST. One certain lot or plat
of ground situated and being
in the Town of Morrow, in
st. Landry Parish, Louisiana
being an improved lot, and
bounded North by Public
Road, South by 1865. Street
East by j. E. Carter, and Wes1
by Mrs. Julia Clopton;
End. One dining table, one
lot crockery, one walnut ar
moir, one safe, one old trunk
one wood bedstead, one iro1
bedstead, one dresser, ont
washstand, one old piano ane
stool, one center table, ont
small table, three rocking
chairs, six straight chairs, on
clock, two lamps, one set {
silver table spoons, one Sc
seven tea spoons, one sugal
spoon, one set knives ant
forks, one gold watch, three
breast pins, one coral neck
lace, one bar pin, 2 cuff but
tons, one lot 5 pieces of golt
trinkets, one stove and kitchen
outfit, and any other propert.
found belonging to said es
tate.
TERMS: CASH.
WIN. ALEX. ROBERTSON,
Auctioneer.
jan SGT
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05
G. Z. DUPRE CONGRATULATED
UPON SPLENDID VICTORY
Prominent Louisianians Shower
Praises Upon Clarion's Choice
for the House

The Clarion's candidate having
swept the field like a cyclone, IS
being congratulated on all sides.
Ex-Gongressman Pujo wired his
congratulations. President 2. L.
Stephens of the Southwestern Ind
usfrial Institute Of Lafayette, La,
wrote him as follows:
January 29, 1916 j.
Judge Gilbert Z. Dupre,
Opelousas, La.
Dear Judge Dupre
Permit me to %congratu-
late you and commend the judgment
of the st. Landry voters upon your
reelection to the House. | hope
that good counsels will prevail and
that the States difficult problems
| will be solved.
With kindest regards and best
wishes I remain,
Sincerely your friend
E. 4. STEPHENS
The Item had this to say
Judge Gilbert Dupre of Opelousas
having swept the st. Landry fiek
for a return to the legislature
writes New Orleans friends:
I am now quietly resting, eating
corn bread and drinking probe com.
mission goats milk
The Times-Picayune goes one bet
ter and says:
Gilbert Dupre of Opelousas, tn
author Of many classic u%tteranee
in the House of Representative
was returned to the Hous'
by a tremendous majority in 81
Landry parish. He received 252
votes out of 1882 cast in a field o
five candidates The vote was
Dupre 2522 Eastman 17f6, Gourna,
lilo, Hawkins 1867, Sanders 1902.
Judge Dupre's coffee and pistol
for two" challenge to Ferd {
| Claiborne Of Pointe Coupee Whel
the latter undertook to jest wit
aim fingers in the memories Q
every member of the last House.
If it were not for the Judges de
feetive hearing the Clarion woul'
have launched a boom for him TO
the speakership. As it is, it is quit
content to have him on the floor
He is going to see and know Wha
is going on and is going to be hear
when there is something doing.
The judges many friends expec
to hear from him, and when they dc
it is going to be in the interest Q
the taxpayers for whom the Judg
expresses great solieitude. The.
have reelected me, and by heck,
I am going to stand by them re
CARELESS of consequences is tn
way ne expresses himself.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05
SHERIFF'S SALE
ST. LANDRY LUMBER CO.,
LTD.
VERSUS
VILLIERS WYBLE
No. 20,049, Civil Docket, 18th
Judicial District Court,
Parish of st. Landry, La.

BY virtue Of a writ of fieri
facias, issued out of the Hon.
orable Sixteenth Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the par
ish of st. Landry, in the above
entitled and numbered suit,
and to me directed, I have
seized, and will offer for cash,
at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, at the
front door Of the courthouse
of st. Landry parish, at Ope-
lousas, La, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1916,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the fol-
lowing described, property,
to-Wit:
One lot Of ground
situated in Saizan n s
Frisco Addition to the
Town of Port Barre, being Lot
No. 18 of Block No. 81 of the
official survey Of said addition,
having a front Of fifty feet on
Clark ST., by a depth of one
hundred and forty-tWo feet be-
tween parallel lines, and be-
ing a portion of the same prop
erty acquired by Villiers Wy
BILE from DIR. JOS. P. Saizan on
Nov. 18th, 1912, as per act of
cole NJ TONIC If 4hn C1orL1c
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-02-05
cures Old ssrss, othsF Remedies usa't cars

The worst cases, no matter Of how long standing,
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr..
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
Pain and Heals at tine same time. 26c. 60c, $lC1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-03

the home of her sister, Mrs. S. r. Morse,
and other relatives for few weeks.
Miss Marion s. Brigham OF St Adams
was given n linen shower by her friends
in this place at the home of Miss Bernice
Moser Thursday evening in honor Of her
approaching marriage to George Read
Of this place.-Mrs. Percy Rider OF
Brownsville, Me. and Mrs. Walter Clark
Of St Adams are guests at the home of
DR. and Mrs r. NJ Pelton.-Dr f. G.
Livingston and daughter. Mary, Of
Lowell, Mass, are visiting at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred n. Wheeler Mr..
and Mrs. f. NJ Barnes and son. Duane.
were in st. Adams Thursday to attend
the Butler-Bcll wedding-Mr. and Mrs.
John Rogerson have been called to Wor-
cester. Mass, by the death Of Mrs.
Rogersons mother-The Rev c. X. p.
Cogswcl and family of Washington.
at their residence in this place.-Dr and
Mrs. r. A. Wood of Providence, r. l..
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. Wood
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Impey-
Mrs. q. $. Clark son and daughter. Of
Brooklyn ~ T., are visiting at the homo
of Mrs. Clarks sister, Mrs. II. r.
Thomas.-M Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Gill
pin and two daughters Of Barton are
visiting at the home of Mr. Gilpin's
brother. T.. w Gilpin.
! Miss Emma Scofield Of Newark, n. j.,
| is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
| e. S. Scofield.-Mss Bernice Mosier went
| Tuesday night to St Adams to
attend the Brigham-Read wedding
| Mr. and Mrs. John sullivan and children
of Maiden, Mass, who have been visiting
| at the home of Mrs. Sullivan's mother.
Mrs H. \. Aver for three weeks, return
ed to their home Tuesday night.-Mr. and
| Mrs a. T. Masse, Mrs. w @. Scofield,
and Mrs Ella T. Woo went to Knowlton.
QUE, Wednesday.-M Grace Elias Is
visiting friends in st. Adams
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WILLISTON.

There was very quiet wedding at
Joseph Bombard's last Saturday night,
when Miss Josephine lombard, daughter
ter of Mr.. lombard. and Francis Tucker,
both of this place, were married. The
Rev DR.. G. y. Curtis officiated.-Mr and
Mrs Fred Touchette and children of
Burlington called on friends in town Sun
day-William lombard is in town for
few weeks.-The Kings Daughters Circle
went to Starr Farm Beach Friday after
noon and enjoyed a basket picnic.-Mrs.
Olive O'Brian and little son, who have
been guests OF her father, Joseph Bonn
bard, for two weeks, return to their home
In Concord, N IL, this week.-Mrs., Eliza
Lashua, who has been i'll for a long time
has recovered.-Robert Arms is ahead of
his neighbors, having finished his having
last Saturday night.-Mr, and Mrs. Guy
Warren and children of Burlington We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Morton James sun
day.-Mrs. Armedia Bombard has gone to
Richford to visit her parents fer few
weeks.-The Ladies' Union Aid met with
Mrs. Hiram Isham Wednesday afternoon,
Work will commence this week on re-
pairs of the upper part Of the Methodist
Church. The morning service and Sun
day school, also the evening meetings, will
be held in the congregational Church I'M
Ill further notice.
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mer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs p. S.
SCribncr, returned to their home in Cam
bridge, Mass. this week.-Walter c. Nealy
has returned to New York city after
spending several days visiting friends and
relatives in this viCinity-A f. Mullen,
who has been the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mullen has return
ed to his home in Mattapan. Mass.-Mrs.
George Laselle has been ill.-Mrs George
irish returned home Sunday after spend
ing two weeks in Burlington and Essex
Juncton.-Nliss Maude Graves expects to
enter Montpelier Seminary this fall.-The
Jacksonville Cornet band is to furnish
music for the Village Improvement So
ciety celebration September Airs. Grace
Mabel and Mrs. Ernest Gallup and daugh-
tiers OF Jeffersonvillc are guests at George
Whittakers this week Mrs. Martha Rey-
nolds and Miss Vcrna Kennedy of Bur
lington are guests of Mrs Sarah Ellis
Worth.-'Mr. and Mrs l.. i. Metcalf are
| visiting relatives in stowe and Morrisvile
| this week.-M. d. Young of Cambridge
called on friends in town Tuesday.-Nrs
Mary G. Hale went Tuesday to Northiield
to visit her son, T. s. MacGibbon.--J g.
Cady and daughter, Hazel, of Lancaster,
Mass, and Hollis Smith Of Essex juno
ton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Mead TUESDAY
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have been visiting friends in Char
lotte, where they formerly lived for n
few yoars.-Arthur Stearns of st. AL
bans came last week to visit his par
ents, MI. and Mrs. A. B. Stearns-The
infant son of Mr., and Mrs f. w. Car
penter Is improving from a recent i'll
ness.-Miss Cora Clark is attending
summer school at the University of
Vermont-Burton +. Beers and his
relatives in Charlotte.-Dr A. L. Emo
arrived from Boston Saturday to pass
the week END with his relatives at the
old Wooster homc.-Mrs. Ella Burge of
Hnesburg is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Tuttle.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bissonettc and their nephew,
Arthur Rogers of Essex, visited Mr..
and Mrs. f. G. Dart Saturday and
Sunday.--L. NJ. Prindlc left Friday Tor
knmp Kill-Kare. st. Adams bay, to
take up the work of instructor in Latin
for a class of students who are passing
the summer there. Mr.. Prindlc came
home in June from Harvard Univer-
sity, where he is taking a post -gra d =
uatc coursc.-Thc two youngest chill
drtn of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bora, who
have been i'll, are better.--The WON =
ans Christian Temperance Union met
Wednesday afternoon Mt the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. H. II. Claxton at the vii
lage--C. +. Cove left Monday after
noon for McIndoes Falls to be gone for
a few days on business.