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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-09
COMMISSIONERS, NoTTCE.

ESTATE OF ANDREW wHITEHILL
The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Called onia, Commissioners, to re-
ceive, examine, and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
Andrew Whitehill, late of Peacham in said
district, deceased, and all claims exhibited
In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
viii meet fot the purpose aforesaid, at the
residence of the late Andrew Whitehill in
the Town Of Peacham, IN said district, on
the 7th day of September and 9th day Of
January next, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, until
so'elock p M, on each OF said days and that
six months from the 10th day Of July, A. d.
1915, IL the time limited by said Court for
said creditors 20 present their claims to al
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Peacham, VT, this goth day of
OF July. A. ID. 1915
ELIJAH w. LYFORO,
RUSSELL b. IMMERSION.
Commissioners
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-09

DEALERS AND GARAGES-We can
supply you at wholesale-by mail if you
wish.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-24
sc AND 1Oc DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira W. Davis Of VIII
mington have been visiting friends IN
Georgetown this week.
Mrs. Frank Hudson and children Of
Franklin City. Va, have been entertain
ed by NJ. W. Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. L. p Faucet of Phil
adelphia have been the guests of his
parents here for the past week.
Misses Mary Watson and Clara B
Rogers are visiting Mrs. Lima King at
Rehoboth
Mrs. Julia Jester still continues very
in at her home here
There are seven prisoners in the county
Jail at the present time.
Clerk of the Peace W. ElwOOd Wright
has issued marriage license this week
to Ralph Richards johnson Of Milton
and Lulu May Short Of Aillsboro-
Register Of Wills O. ID. Robinson has
issued letters the past week on the es-
tate Of George H. Donovan of George
town Hundred to Charles H. Donovan
and Samuel r. Donovan
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-24

to the meeting, On December 7th meet
! ing will be held at the home Of Mrs
Thomas Spurry
Mrs. A w CarrOW has been sick the
past week with muscular rheumatism.
Rev W. w. Sharp preached two fine
sermons last Sunday. Those absent
missed great deal. The children en-
joyed the morning service. Which was
especially planned for them
James r. Boone's residence is being
greatly improved by the painters
Mrs. Joseph Frazier is spending the
week in Philadelphia
Wilbur Cook has accepted position
with Mr. Bird of Florida
Harry G. Harrington. who has been
spending the week with his parents, left
on Sunday He sails shortly for New
Orleans on the L.. $. $ Wisconsin for
the winter
Alr. and Mrs Henry w Hargadine
and daughter Mildred are spending the
week in Philadelphia
Mrs. A. W. Slaughter, Raushley, and
son Robert spent Wednesday in Milford
as guests Of Mrs Maggie Webb
Carol Palmer and oscar Harrington
have joined the A. O L. W. Band in
place Of members who have resigned. 1t
is a source Of regret to have them drop
out after they have learned TO play.
Don't fail to look over the holiday
goods, at Stokes, Jeweler, Milford
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-24
GEORGETOWN.

The coldest day so far this year was
last Thursday morning when ice about
an eighth Of an inch thick was found.
The Ladies' Aid OF Wesley N. e.
church Will hold a supper in the Thor
oughgood building on Market street. on
Thursday ening, November 23d. There
will be an apron sale in connection with
the supper.
All Of our sportsmen We're out last
week and a large number Of rabbits and
quail were killed. Game seems to be
more plentiful this fan than it has been
Tor several years.
As result Of the explosion Of a gaso-
line iron which she was using to do some
pressing at her store, Mrs. Joseph E.
Walls was burned terribly about the face
and hands, and the store goods ignited.
For time the fire threatened the de-
struction Of the building and contents
but some men who FASTENED to the scene
and formed a bucket brigade. prevented
the flames from spreading The contain
er of the iron was driven through the
ceiling, while the oil was thrown across
The room and set fire to the stock Of
ribbons and other goods. Mrs Walls is
Improving as wen as could be expected
A number from here win go to New
York on Sunday on the special excur-
sion
Those who were fortunate enough to
have porlSers are now in the midst Of
butchering. Lucky is the man who has
raised fine large hogs this year, as the
price is unusually high.
Frank J.. Rogers. who resides near
town, has built a large and comfortable
house to replace the one destroyed by
fire some time ago.
Mrs. George Kitchens has been on the
sick list.
Mrs. Jacob salmons has been the
guest Of Milford friends this week.
John C.. Abbott visited wilmington on
business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C Roland 1Iessioll
spent a part Of last week in wilmington.
Master James Hayman is seriously IN
az his home on Cedar street
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-24
MAGNOLIA.

The death angel visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roe on last Sunday
and took from their midst their oldest
son, Milton j. Roe. who was born Oeto-
her nth, 1884 His suffering had been
intense for several months made as easy
as possible by the loving and tender care
of his family. He was a member Of
Washington Post No. TO- p. o. S. A..
and also member Of the Willing Work
ers' Club Of st. Jones Neck He was
ambitious and of bright sunny tenn
perament and a favorite with his assO-
ciates. Funeral services were held at
his late home on Wednesday at ten
o'clock when the Patriotic Order at
tended in a body Interment was made
in Barratts Chapel Cemetery.
Mrs. Burton Lodge and children Of
Barclay are visiting Mrs Hettie Con-
ner.
George Heusman Of Marcus Hook has
been visiting his parents here
Mrs. Mary ]. McIlvaine Of Milford is
the guest of Magnolia friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blocksom. Of
Philadelphia, were the guests Of Mrs
Caddie Blocksom on. Sunday and Mrs
Blocksom returned with them for a visit.
ANt SoClai gwen IN tteQ Mems f1HlA on
Saturday last was decided success, the
the net receipts being Si6.77. The en-
tertainment was well rendered and add
ed much 10 the pleasure OF the evening
Mrs. william Mitchell OF Goldsboro.
Md, has been spending several days at
the home of her sister Mrs. Frank Roe
Miss Pauline Hopkins Of Lebanon has
been the recent guest Of Miss Lena Jack
son and Miss Josephine Saxton,
The third quarterly conference for this
charge win be held at the church tomor-
row evenig at 1880 o'clock DR.. Now
bray will have charge and will aso preach
on Sunday at 1890 o'clock
William b. Barratt and Miss Sallie W
Grace were married on Monday evening.
November Goth, by the Rev. Leolan
Jackson, at the parsonage.
On Tuesday morning. November 21st,
a wedding took place at the home Of W
A. c. Harrington near Frederick, when
Louis Eman Of Trenton. N. j.. and Miss
Camille J Mackay. Of Brooklyn, N. T.,
were united in marriage. Rev. Leolan
Jackson performed the ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-24
FREDERICK.

Che Willing Workers viii hold a socia
aud' business meeting this Friday even
lag az the home Of Mrs John George
lhd an members are requested TO bt
present.
Bon't forget the Thanksgiving Supper
aud Japanese Bazaar to he held in the
Town Hall under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society
Miss Sallie Tharp has her Gift Shop in
readiness FOR inspection now at her stu
cjo la the M T. Parsonage She has
souie lovely handpauted things and will
a'sO take orders Tor specialties.
The Parent Teacher meeting was held
q. the Town Han last Friday evening.
aud much interest was manifested in
sltbJacis introduced. Prof. NJ. /. Hy-
doru presided Harry +. Mitten and
Eey W. W. sharp gave very good
ttiks. also Mrs. B. +. Cooper and Mrs.
SARA smithers. Miss Jacobs sang a
pretty SONG and Mrs. Eta Smithers
Mrs Cooper aud Mr. Sharp sang a very
bsaut % selection entitled Just Little
Bit % Love The next meeting will be
held az the school house in the evening
i95tead OF the afternoon. as formerly in
order that the men who work during the
Mrs sharp Mrs Belts and Mrs. Vim
yird reported having about seventy-hve
books, promised and some cash Prof
Elydorn reported friend in Pennsylvania
seariug OF the project collecting some
books for us Amy other out Of town
friends may wish 10 do likewise. Their
efforts will be greatly appreciated
Quite number Of our citizens have
"a
io adjacent towns and in wilmington
By an error in the print last week
cord was used that conveyed an entire
ly different sense than was intended in
cur article referring to our parade. We
wish 10 make the correction and say
that there was nothing said or done to
oar knowledge that would in any way Of
feud amy Of the defeated parties.
James aud Lawrence Boone. who have
been WORKING in Wilmington for some
t,me are spending the week with their
parents
W. Belts attended the anniversary
luncheon of the Continental Life lnsur-
aace Company last week in wilmington
aIrs Harry r Mitten is visiting in
wilmington and Philadelphia.
Df and Mrs j. B Derrickson. Mrs
d R Postles and daughter Mary. spent
ssve-al days m Philadelphia last week.
The Sunshine Society met last week at
SIDE home 0f Mrs. lisa Downes. The
NEE. .ing was called 10 order by the pres
iisnt. aIrs. W. Belts. a short time
vas devoted O. a song service followed
ay ae Sunshine prayer. The motto is
recitsd ia unison. Have YOU had
tind daess shown Pass it on Twas not
aivea for you alone, Pass il on2 Let
IL tayei down The years; Let It wipe
auotlers tears Till in Heaven the deed
.ope IS Pass it ont" The scripture
issso was read by Mrs. A. w Car
row. followed by the rollcall by Mrs.
viii I'M snurry Mrs. Henry Hargadine
reaf the seoretary's report. and Mrs.
I5ss sh Fraaier the report Of the treas
ursi The meeting closed with singing
and resolutions These meetings are
ver, Interesting and are imbued with the
true unshiae spirit Il Is an inspiration
10 s this gathering. 70 witness the
hap.g faces and hear the ready and cheer
ful response - every call. Il brings
suasaine - he saddesl heart Come out
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-24

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THT
MILFORD CHRONICLE.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-24

15c Unbleached Muslin
Wed. price 1Oc
10c Flannelette, Wed. price Sc
129c Percale in remnats.
Wed. price &c
25c Under Vest, Wed. price l9c
$3.50 Dress Silk, Wed. price S1.19
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
$500 Stand, Wed. price S4.7
$500 Round Ext. Table,
Wed price SO Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
WHEELING MEN
TOCLARKSHURG
MEMBERS OF WHEELING COM.
MANOERY TO LEAVE THIS
MORNING
viii Attend Annual Conclave Where
Luther ". Siayney viii be Made
Grand Commander

More than one hundred KNIGHTS
Iemplars will leave this mcrninG IN
a special train over the Baltimore
and Ohio. for clarzsbuTa 70 attend
the annual conclaVe. The train will
leave the local station az = 30 and Will
make two stops. Moundsville and New
MARI insvllle. where other members
~ the commandcry Will be- picked up.
u Is du" 10 reach Clark burg al II 40.
II viii return tonight
Luther " Blayuey. Of Roney's
Point. and a member OF Wheeling
'omWand'ry, viii be- elevated to the
position or Grand Commander OF West
Virginia Mr. Blayuey is one Of the
most popular NaSons Of this city. and
-n fact tar Who'll" state Included in
ih" appended list are fifteen mem
"'r- OF tNrcn" cOmmaudcry. and the
Others are of Whotliug Cummaudery
Amgn- those who viii attend are.
j. W. H.ayn'y. now deputy crand
commander. John 4 /orn deputy
rrand commander. Charles II Ahrcns.
past grand commander and Sir
knights George VI Ford John Ellis.
I'rd ~''lU'."'..r. Charles h Carroll.
CAM ~ob9r-ks TtDs Stubhs. Chas T..
tarrigau and wife. u. e.. Liusi,y j ".
Pickett and wife. Is q Brashcar. T..
q. Watkins. % NolfiDEcl George VI.
IoWl,. q Is Johnston. II 4. kalbitzer
and wIfa. Hamilton BoEard. Fred ".
NaGan. George NDCurdy. George a.
Htr'l'lt. - w Hose. T. e. smith ..
- DuNal and wife. = G. Serena and
wife. j = Butts and wife. Charles
MAYER md wife. William G. McFar.
land. tha- Menkou.lier. Cha- Men.
k'Wnll'r Jr. g. " Drummer. " s.
carp Harry T.. lIDs-n Nm j Thomp.
son. Dr " J. Morris John T Reed.
Edgar D. Mcfarland Frank " Thuru.
Harry IT. tluu-n and wife. = ~ Ap.
r'rl.iI'r and wife. Albert = SchaIrcr.
John O. B'r'r. Charles ~ Carpenter.
Do J.. N'Cr'lUr. T.. $ Wait. O " bur.
datt.. VIM g. kruuD " W IRWIN g.
sherwood Fee Col D s. Miller. Frank
BAH and N'uk'msyrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
HOSPITAL MEN
IN Convention
HEADS OF INSTITUTIONS OF TnE
STATE WILL SAIHeR AT
MlURE THURSDAY.
Elaborate Program Prepared Contain.
ING Numerous Sddresses-Will
Be o. V. G. Hospital Guests.

The West Virginia Hospital associ-
alon viii hold its annual meeting in
the Mcclure hotel Thursday. commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock. The sessions will
Scheduled, Of Charleston. who ar
rived in the city yesterday to attend
the meeting OF the West Virginia State
Medical association.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham. u. H.. will
open the meeting and City Solicitor
J.. Harold Brennan will make the ad-
dress OF welcome instead OF Mayor
Harvey l.. Kirk. who Is III. Follow
Ing the address of welcome the presi-
dents address will be given.
Mr.. Howell Wright. secretary Of the
Cleveland Hospital council. OF Cleve-
land. o. Will speak on What the
state Association Can Accomplish. 80
and Or. Charles 4 Wingerter OF this
city, upon The Essential Purpose of
a Hospital"
Following the addresses adjourn.
ment will be taken for luncheon. when
the assembly will be entertained hy
the directors of the Ohio Valley Gen
eral hospital. Following luncheon. a
demonstration Of the practical meth
DDS OF training In a school for nurses
VIII be given under the direction Of
Miss Harriet VI. Phalen. in charge of
the school. Demonstrations will be
given as follows. % Giving patient
on bed. 60 the proper administra-
tlon OF hot pack. ca the administra-
ton OF medicines. 90 making a flax
seed poultice; 90 preparing a hypo-
dermic injection
The members OF the hospital asso-
citation viii reconyene at the Mcclure
hotel following the demonstration at
the hospital. and addresses will be
made by Dr. 4. Z. Butt. president Of
The West Virginia State Medical asSo-
citation. Of Davis. Or &. l. Bonihcld.
OF Cincinnati. upon The Hospital of
the Future and Mr.. Nelson {. Hub
bard upon Hospital. County and State
Aid An interesting address will be
given by DR.. J. VI. Sites. president of
the state board Of examiner for
nurses. Of Martins burg. who will speak
and Present"
Adjournment will be taken follow
ing the reports Of the executive com
mittee. membership and auditing com
mittce, legislative committee. and sec
rotary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17

ternoon and the address of welcome
will be delivered by Dr. J. T. Holds
worth, dean OF the School ~ Econom
les. II. VI. Bitner. managing editor
of the Pittsburgh Press, will speak
on The Value of Training on School
Fourth Estate will also be shown
Frank Lappin OF the Bethany Col
leEian. OF bethany College. will also
attend and take part in the program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
VISITORS WELCOME ON
ANNUAL DONATION DAY
Home for Aged and Friendless Women
Will Observe Speci7i Day May IS
Interesting Program.

The Home for the aged and Friend.
less Women has been tho scene OF a
great many very pleasant occasions.
and for the last - years the managers
have set apart one day each year as
Visitors Day.
ON the 18th Of this month. the Home
viii again celebrate Donation DAY. al
which time everybody is welcome.
There will be reception in the after
noon with program, and n musical
program Will be carried out in the eve
ming.
Donations OF sheets. blankets. rap-
kus. pillow cases. groceries. ielles.
money. tableCloths 81 inches long. IN
stead of - inches as stated in prey
ioUs article. will DE gladly received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17

Unruf.rn coat este Cfrrrr nar ~
DAVIS uUHEHAW A. TYLER lara
MhHRET ST same prices no a.
grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17

, virginia sunday school. mad,
'. O' The resignation Of S.rretsr,
~ D. Arnold. nothing definite -ov.,,5,
s'''''InF "a successor has hoo, d,n.
u Us understood that among .o,.-,i
".N,if The name ~ Walter SNOW, 80
3, lN' Norfh Dakota asqoci,fton W.
h''nE considered .''l' is
9'ig Or also q possibility that Ga.
.l ''.'' "i tho s-oDiafInn NAV b.
moved io some city moro c.rf-.iI,
Ii s known 'Iat some oI rl.
"aN school officials boz fNos -Durr
IaiI "l me state would Hkl On
nave me oHlco located Thor. AMI .l
Iu.s h'e that 90 may ho moved ,o
.l, i'.f'n or some other southern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
ATTEND CONFERENCE
oliver Edwards 81 wheeling High
School Record staff. 20 Take Part
L. PIttshurnn MretLnn

Oliver Edwards. a member of the
Wheeling High school Record stan.
viii 20 10 Pittshurch Friday 10 take
part in the fourth annual journalistic
conference which is held under the
auspices Of the University of Pitts
hurgh. Mr. Edwards viii make an
address upon "Jokes-Are They Worth
WHILE Others from this city who
will attend are. Dorothy Greig. Elsie
earle William Wright. VIM Wheeler
Tom GreiE. Tom Schofeld
The conference win open Friday af-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
FEDERAL COURT
ADJOURNS TODAY
SEVERAL CASES THAT WERE TO
HAVE BEEN TRIED ARE CON-
TlNUEO TO NEXT TERM
Argument for New Trial for Frank
Cavelli and Chinese Hearing on
for This Morning.

The spring term OF federal court
that has been in session here since
Tuesday, MAY 2. will adjourn today,
perhaps late in the forenoon.
Presiding Judge \. c. Dayton said
from the bench last evening that he
hoped TO be able to dispense with all
the immediate business on hand this
morning that he may leave this aft
ernoon for his home in Philippi. where
a regular term OF court convenes next
Tuesday morning.
II is said that il was expected at
the opening OF the present term here
that several more important felony
cases would have been taken up but
owing 10 the Rosenberg trial consum-
ing more time than was anticipated.
We're continued until the next regular
fall term here.
Matters for Today
At the opening OF court this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock Attorney y. q. Boyce
VIII argue for a new trial for Frank
Cevelh. Of Clarksburg. whom he de
Tended yesterday and who was con
victed of conspiring with Zen" Walker
in bringing into the state LIQUOR in
violation Of the interstate law with
out the contents being legally labeled
In case the court overrules the motion
for new trial Cevelli will likely be
at once sentenced
The case of the United States vs.
Nee Wong. alias Nee Chung. Of Cali
fornia. Pittsburgh and this city.
charged with violation of the Chinese
exclusion act. which was taken up
yesterday afternoon. was continued
until this morning and will likely bring
The present term Of court to a close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
COMMITTEE PLANNING
ANNUAL TAG DAY.
Completing Arrangements fer OBJ.
serVance Saturday. May 27-Wo-
mans Board In CHARGE.

Tas Day for the Ohio Valley Gen.
oral Hospital vii boz observed on SAT
urday. May o. As BOO former wears.
ihe Woman s. Board OF the institution
has snfIr, charge and tho Tag nav
committee. composed OF Mrs Samuel
Kraft. Mrs d. e. Frauzl,.m. Mrs
Howard HazlDff and Mrs q a. Simp.
SON. had held several meetings. select
ine their ,hIlrm.u and their assist.
ants. and mtkiu- other plans for ;ue
biz days work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
Y. W. C. A. NOTES
Gymnasium.


This week closes the spring term
I'm IA. gymnasium, 50 all members are
urged TO be present for the last les
son as there are plans 90 be discussed
for the annual gym banquet which
VIII be given next week. Thursday
evening All those who have ever
been members OF a gym class are cor
daily invited.
The members of the 1880 gym class
" Ill have their regular class meeting
this afternoon at : 30 o'clock.
The other classes will meet as usual
and on Friday afternoon there will be
rehearsal for those taking part in
the saturday entertainment.
The Classe, that meet on Saturday
morning az $3.50 and 1890 will meet
as usual and those chilrden will not
need 10 rchcarse Friday.
May Festival
The entertainment that proved so
popular last Saturday in the gymna-
SUM viii be- repeated this coming Sat
urday az the Hotel Stratford IL the
weather permits. There will be a Nav
queen and the dances. drills. etc, will
be given in her honor. The same num-
Der Of children will take part, which
means about one hundred and seventy
five and in their bright colored cos
tunes will look even prettier than
when they danced inside
The program will start about 3
o'clock.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19
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