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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-14
WESTFIELD.

Marshall Stehbms has sold his Earn
TO Ezra Sabourin Chouvlnler for $2.5"
Mrs. T.. II Hitchcock went to st. Al
her brother. Horace Lawrence Madam
Colby and Miss Colby Of Stanstead
Can, and Charles Otis of the ChicaC
Theological Seminary staff were guest
Of Mrs u Edwin Wrisht Friday
Chaplain " W Faman lecture
on BLINDNESS" before t7c Newpor
Center Grange Tuesday evening II
breaches in Island Pond September >
and gives this lecture there the 18th an
AZ Glover the 26th Monday Chap'~'n VI
W. Farman and Representative y. u
Hitchcock went TO Derby to atterl IN
zen of the county Mr. Minard wa
thrown Thursday from horse hA Wa
riding and received severe though m
serious internal injuries. Mrs. Timoth
sullivan Of Manchester y ~. who ha
been spending a week here with he hus
band At her fathers, Thomas Cilher
Went 10 the Royal Victoria hnSpita
Montreal. last week accompanied by he
mother and Or. Sheehan of I.ynd opvilIc
Mr. and Mrs II +. Gray We're at $
Johnsbury last week Samuel Mo"riso
and Miss Katharine Gray Of ST Johns
bury spent Sunday NJ H. + Gray's.
Clayton Martin and family Of Mar
chester. \. H.. visited at tho home G.
his father, James Martin, last Wack.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-14
WEST BERKSHIRE.

r. \. Moser was quite seriously in
jured when caught in the belt while
cutting corn for silo Friday. No bones
were broken.-Mr and Mrs. +. a. Aus
tin, Mrs Nettie Racine and Miss Miriam
da Ewins visited friends at Waterloo,
Que, Sunday A daughter, Madeline
Barbara was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will
bur Towle September S-Several from
this place attended quarterly meeting
at South Franklin Sunday.-T7cv and Mrs.
r. r. Smith are passing two weeks with
friends i'm Alburs. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Taire Of Johnson are guests in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Camille Mosier.-Clar-
ence G. Hull, who for some time has
been employed by Federal. Packing com
pany at Enosburg Falls. has finished
and returned to his home.-Miss Selma
Fecteau has finished work for Mrs. O..
T. Goodhue and goue to her home at
North Berkshire. -Mts. C.. A. Huh is
passing several days with relatives at
East Fairfield
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ALBURG.

The home OF Mr., and Mrs. julius SERVER
was the scene of pretty wedding We'd
nesday September 6, when Miss Florence
Garten became the bride of William
Payne. The bridal party entered the par
Tor to the strnins of the wedding march
played by Miss Hattie Fifty of Isle La
Motto at $50 O'Clock and took their places
beneath an arch of everGreens. The GER
emony was performed by the Rev. NJ.
Davis The brides gown was of white
crepe de chine, with messaline trimming
and she carried a shower bouquet Of lilies
Of the valley and roses. The bridesmaid
Miss Mabel Bullock. of st. Adams. wore
pink silk Edwin Honsinger acted as best
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-14
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Washburn Smith has bought George
GriSwolds sawmill.-A. j. Brown has
bought the farm on the Bakersfield road,
known as the Ernest Melendy farm. and
will take possession November Miss
Syhie Raymore has gone to spend sew
eral days with friends in Fairfield -
Miss Nettie Nay of Lynn, Mass, is a
guest al G, j. Thomas Mr.. and Mrs
Hall from New Hampshire are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hawley-Mrs.
Nathan Smile from Maine is visiting re-
latives in this plaCe.-Mr. and Mrs Err
win Holmes and Mr.. and Ira NJ Powell
and daughter Beryl, have gone on an
automobile trip and will be absent sew
eral weeks. They went through the
White Mountains and will go to Massa-
chusetts. where they will visit many
places of interest before returning Miss
Frances Hyde will enter the University
of Vermont Schools about town will
open next Monday
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GRAND ISLE.

At the primary election Tuesday
Charles Russell received the rcnomina-
ton as representative on the Demo-
cratic ticket. while a. j. Lsdd and c..
RI. Branch tied on the Republican,
The Rev. George Perry preached at
the Congregational service sunday
morning, the pastor. The Rev. Mr.,
Wood. being on his vacation It is
expected that the Rev. Perry will mi
the pulpit in two weeks also.-MiSs
Mary Jackson of Westford is visiting
friends in town.-A few from here arc
attending the state fai r at White
River Junction.--Mrs. Harmon Macom-
Der and son. william. spent the week
end with relatives in town.
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ELMORE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Robinson. two
children, Mrs, $, j. Robinson, Miss Della
Robinson and Mrs. l.. r. Bryan Of
Waterbury spent Sunday at F.. r. Robin
son s,-Mrs S. j. Robinson and Miss
Della Robinson remained for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs, T.. G. Bradley, Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Webster of Swanton visited
at $. IL Martin'ss sunday.-Miss Flor
ence Martin is visiting at Mildred Gales
in Stowe.-Fred Gates and family of
Eden visited at l.. A. Woodcutts Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Woolcutt and
child spent the week end at James Hut
chins i'm Stowc.-Miss Christina Vorgt
of Charlotte is visiting at Harry and
Charles Smith.-Wendall Spauldng has
returned from Rutland, where he visit
ed his uncle ~ H. Greene
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have been sold outright for camp
scene Lieut.. Simpson and Mr.. MoFad-
den of Montreal spent the weekend in
town.
man. The flower girls were the Misses
Grace Brown and Anna Fifty After Il
short trip to Montreal Mr.. and Mrs Payne
will reside with Mr. and Mrs SERVER.
Among those from out of town to attend
the wedding were Miss Nellie and Clara
Payne and Alfred Payne of Montreal Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Derrick of Rouses
Point n. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Borrowdale of Lacolle, +. @.
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BEAVER.

After lingering Illness George W
Crafts died at his home Sunday evening
He was born in Walden, April 2, 1850
For many Years his home was in Lowell,
coming to Fairfax some u years ago
and making his home here since. Be-
sides his wife, he leaves n son. Harry
The funeral WAS held Wednesday after
noon.-Amone those who attended the
fair at Sheldon We're; Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Cherrer and family Mr. and
Mrs. G. a. Leach. Mr.. and Mrs Lyman
Leach, George Wagner. John Wagner
and daughter and Mr. and Mrs A. A.
Shetra.-Mr and Mrs II. J.. Porter anG
daughter Reba, of Johnson. and Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry Heath of Providence, r. J..
were visitors Thursday a, l.. II. Leach'r.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cherrier were In
1rashurg to visit relatives sunday.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Daisy Beals went to Newport
Monday Miss Julia Hagen, who has
been the guest of Miss Gertrude Brady
has returned to her home in B?rre.--
Miss Lorraine Wiley of Troy, ~ Y,
who has been visiting Miss Francis Lc-
doux, has returned home.-Mrs May
Adams of Reading. Mass. Is the guess
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ.
Naramorc.-Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Davis
of johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Bachand and children of Fairfield were
guests at the home of F. Fl. Potte, Sum
day.
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KAPPE N|NGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnxe threeO

and Mrs. Ward Morton of Alburg spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Eliza
Atorton.-Mr. and Mrs. Myron Churchill
are the parents of son, born Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bull and three
children Annabele, Ruth and Irving, OF
Lake Placid, n. Y, visited relatives In
town over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. charles
Prouty and three daughters and Mrs.
Albert Kinney of Grand Isle visited at
the home OF r. s. Newtons Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Consrega-
tional Church met at the parsonage
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. w. e.
Ballard and Mrs. Fred W. Bliss acte
as hostesges
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The funeral of Miss Betsy Perley, who
died Tuesday, September ), was
held at her home Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. the Rev. f. r. Holmes
Of Rchford officiating The monthly
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society was
held in the church parlors Tuesday
afternoon. Supper was served. -Mr. and
Mrs. Frank .Ienne and three children
and Miss Jennie Combs, who have been
visiting Mr.. Jenne's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Jenne. have returned to their
home in Lisbon Falls, Me-iMrs G. NJ.
Rubee and little daughter. Harriet, and
Mrs. n. r. Hanson and son, John. are
passing few DAYS in North Hill. Mont
gomery.-NIrs Johnson Of New York
city arrived at Bluebird camp Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stafford and son.
Saville, of Jericho visited in town Sun
day Miss Susie Moffatt visited in Jeri-
rho Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Carm Nad
ney Of Tewksbury. Mass, who have been
visiting at the home of Reuben Demar
have returned home--J. Lee Anderson
who has been passing two months with
relatives here, left Friday night for ST.
Adams, leaving Saturday morning for
Massa chusetts, where he will visit his
daughters before returning TO his home
IN Harvard, Ill.-Mrs. w e. kirchgas ser,
daughter Doris and son, Billy. who have
been passing two months at Bluehird
camp, returned to their home In New
York city Friday.-Mrs Emhrey Of Phila
delphia. who had been at camp for ~
days, and her two children, who have
been passing the summer at the camp,
returned home Friday night Peter and
Robert Reid of Worcester, Mass who
have been passing the summer at Blue
bird camp. have returned home, Mrs.
7. 5. Hutchinson, who spent August at
Ashury Park, y. j., and with he~
sister, Mrs. George RugG of Glens Falls.
N. Y, has returned home.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

Thomas Edison, John Burroughs and
camping party spent couple Of hours
In town last week Wednesday. building
a fire and having dinner on the rocks
just north of the village.-Miss Nj NJ.
Bicknell of Washington, ID. c.. who has
been the guest of Mrs. II. H. Skeel. dur
ing the summer, has left for Boston DR.
and Mrs. George King returned to VOL
laston Mass Saturday.--The Chazy
ferry carried over 100 cars Sunday. Miss
Sara Hall has returned to Brookline,
Mass, where she is attending school,
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JOHNSON.

O. A. Mcfarland and family have re-
turned from their cottage in South Hero
Mrs. Juna Christy and daughter have
returned from visiting relatives in Frank
lin county.-Miss Hazel Eddy from Glens
Falls. y. Y, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Ella Brewster-AIrs. w. F.. Tracy has
returned after visiting her sisters in
BOSTON and vicinity.--Mrs. J. K Fuller
has blood poisoning in one hand.-Mrs.
Bert Mills. who has been at a hospit a,
in Burlington for two weeks. is expected
home soon.-Mrs. Carmt Courtney from
Fairfax is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George A:N ell
Treasurer ]. p. Corley has purchased
the r. Holmes place on Foster street.
ton,-E. II Sherwin has returned from
Greensboro. Helen Hunt is spending a
few days with her sister. Mrs John
Sheldon, in Woodsville before going to
her school in Newport.
f. r. Fitzgerald has sold his farm,
known as the Putnam farm on the main
road to Hyde Park, and rented of r; II.
Sherwin the house on Railroad street
where he has lived for five wears Sher-
win moves to his other house, known
as the Newton pace.-Mr. and Mrs. "
W. scott returned Monday from = visit
to their son, Howard, in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Douglas from Med
ford. Mass, are visiting his sistey Mrs
Thomas Wilson.-F,lmer Kneeland AND
family were in town sunday l.. Bailey
attended the funeral of his uncle. JOSEPH
t'oss, in North Hyde Park Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. H. G. DYKE left Friday fol-
Derry, y. H. where they are teaching
SCHOLARS, |. l.. Bailey started Satur
day for Hartford, Conn. TO visit her son
Howard - Edgar Fuller and family re
turned Saturday from visiting relatives
in jefferson, y. n Irving Wood has
moved into the Nellie Hunt hose or
Railroad street. He has employment II
the Parker & Stearns saw mill.-Ther,
has been no ost here as vet to do any
damage
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Ide.-Mr and Mrs. T. p. Brown and
II. S. Edison and son, Merrill. in a visit
TO Mrs. Edison in Fanny Allen hospital.
found Mrs. Edison as comfortable as
possible Chester Niles went to Goff-
town, y. H., Tuesday, where he will he
a guest of of Henry Harris Mr.. Harris,
who has visited friends here. accompany
ing him.-Mrs g w. Farr went to
Granville. n. Y, Tuesday to pass few
days with her daughter, Mrs. F. J.
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GREENSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs farr OF Hl'nrn"In az
ting Mr. ana Mrs =. L. low LOT
DAYS Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Closed t'Ie
summer home here ana returned u ~
YORK ThUrsdaN-Mr. '"rNio anu idl'li
returned ia 'onnectlcnt Sai"'od> WI
Silver ana daughter MISS bessie anu -
Ralph, and Miss Mauoe Lewis illo'oIe
to the home of Miss Lewis IN Ldeh sun
daN.-Merl Howard came M from Npl
pelier for his tamlN sunday ne TIA
road on the Baker NH near the lahe ls
been Conlleted Tor inns year al" l4ls II
rroVement VIII ne anpre'la'ed hN AL IA
! elers \ r. Jackson mas hdd marx
the WoNk.-il. ana MRS Nallf'e hfu@
Of Berlin y. -. are Nlsltlns MI. "a
gers mother, Mrs 7. Il sack -- VI dll
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BELYIDERE CENTER.

q Mrs. A. q. Chandler is again In poor
health. Chandler Davis. of St Adams
is visiting his grandparents, the Rev.
and Mrs, Chandler.-Mrs Ella Lawrence
is spending "A few days in Jeffersonville
with her mother, who is failing-Mrs,
Kate Fletcher of Johnson is visiting
friends In town.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. r.,
Weston of Cambridge were over Sunday
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visitors at f. w Potters-Mrs. Amy
Fletcher visited her daughter, Lucy, at
the Fanny Allen hospital sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs r. @. Sinclair. and Wilma
Guard have returned with their mother.
Mrs Guard
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| Rev. Il. l.. Goddard, last week, was &c
companied home by their mother, MIS-
Julia Goddard, who has passed the sum
mer hcrc.-Mrs Herbert Mayo is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. IIalstead Fairbanks
| in Proctor.-A1rs. Ellen Loveioy Hunter
has returned to her home in Chelmsford
Mass, after passing the summer in stowe
MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Dumas and Mrs.
| Dumass sister, Miss Mae Small of Waits
! field visited at the home of their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. McGbbon, over sun
| daN.-Miss Mildred sleeper is visiting
| friends i'm Moriisvilc ana Wolcott.--Paul
! Raymond was in Waterbury Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs II. II. Metcalf visited their
| daughter Doris, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. VI. T. Maurice in Morrisvillc sunday
! "A slight operation was performed upon
! little Lena Lander's injured eye ut the
Mary Fletcher hospital last week and
it is expected that she viii retain the
sight of the cyc.-Nliss Susan Downcr Of
Norrisvllc passed Sunday with her moth.
or, Mrs. Nancy DoWncr who has recent
| returned from Schenectady, Y. V. where
she has passed the summer with her son
j. y. Downcr ana family.--Mr and Mrs
f.. r. DoWucr CT llardwick called ON
friends i'm stowe Sunday.-Mrs. Fred Gil
man Of Worcester, Mass. and Miss clara
Muzzy of South Hero. who have visited
Mrs W. II. Felix, have returned to their
homes.
| Harry Hale Cooley, who returns to
Stowe this week TO resume his work as
| instructor in agriculture in stowe
high school was married in Clare
mont, \. H., on september , to Miss
Gertrude Elizabeth Small of that place
!
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-24
VIGOROUS MEN
AND WOMEN ARE
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-24

Mrs. ]. B. Dougan Is entertain.
ing informally for Mrs. William
Earhart Of Pittsburg.
Dance at 8 o'clock at Cliff Dale
Auto club.
Card party 1880 o'clock in
Eagles Hall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-24

The Tirzah Aid society Of the Ben
Hur Lodge met yesterday afternoon
in Glen Miller park with Mrs. Daniel
Scherb as hostess. Thirty-four guests
were present The hostess was assist.
ed in entertaining by Mrs. William
Schultz and Mrs. William Jones. Lat.
err refreshments were served. Next
Wednesday afternoon the aid Will
meet with Mrs. Powell, 206 North
Eighteenth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-24
LOSES
HIS RELATIVES
IN WORLD War

II hate war. I hate it with a des.
perate hate" declared DR.. Edward
A. Steiner. at the chautauqua last
night. II know what it means. my
kin are suffering from it, and / hate
it. I do hope that after these 1000
years after Christ progress through
force, which is never progress, may
be replaced by progress through the
spiritual ideal, which is always pro.
gress.
I'm not afraid to die; I'm afraid
Of killing, of making widows. For
me, above every nation is humanity,
and above humanity is God. Yet, If
a foe threatened America, would go
to the front to do my part, for
America is more than land, it is
humanity and it is Gods last expert
ment in democracy. II we fail, God
has failed. l am willing to fight for
an ideal, but am not willing to fight
for the enriching of nation"
Feels Burden of Strife.
DR.. Steiner was born in Austria, and
he feels deeply the burden Of his
people. Every one of his male rela-
tives in Austria between the ages of
II and 81 has been in the trenches,
and in a picture of group Of Aus
trian prisoners in Sunday supple
ment last week he recognized his
last living nephew.
What does it mean to you when
you read in your morning paper that
10000 lives have been destroyed"
he said. IF you could see them with
their eyes blasted out by those
charges, with their lungs eaten to
pieces by poisonous gas, If one OF
those millions was yours, war would
mean something to you.
Since the war we have been ask.
ing ourselves whether we are a ma.
ton, or merely mixture OF races
blown together by chance currents.
There has been no nation, nor will
there be after the war, so politically
united as the United States.
National Unity Possible.
"We question whether we can create
a national unity. This thing of being
an American is not matter of be.
ing born, but of being born aagin. 1t
is matter of the ideal. We cannot
make nation by mere pride in our
land.
eve must make the nation great
by great ideals. It will be what you
wish. Project your will to make this
q purer, better, larger nation and 1t
will be So It will be an international
civilization if you are wise, Chris
tan civilization if you are good"
DR.. Steiner spoke under great ply
steal pain, and was almost exhausted
at the end OF his address. He de.
clared afterwards that the audience
had inspired him and strengthened
him.
THAT was a wonderful audience;
attentive, responsive, inspiring" he
said.
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HALDERMAN OBTAINS
MRS. BLOOMS HOUSE


NEW PARIS, O., Aug. 24.--Mrs.
Celeste Halderman who purchased the
Ella L. Bloom home on Spring street
removed her household goods here
from Camden Tuesday. Mrs. Cora
Bailey and son, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Bailey's sister. Mrs. M.
e. Mitchell for several weeks, return.
ed Tuesday to their home at Dayton.
I'D. A. Raney played with the Rex
alls at Hartford City, Ind, Sunday and
spent few days with his grand
mother, Mrs. B. G. Arthur at Portland,
Ind. ;. The usual crowds from New
Paris and vicinity are attending the
Darke county fair, which is being held
this week at Greenville.. !. Mrs Rosa
Weaver and little daughter of Dayton,
are the guests of her uncle. James H.
Davis and family
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-24

A hundred members Of the United
Brethren Sunday school Of Sugar
Grove with a number of friends met
In Glen Miller park Wednesday. The
day was ideal. An abundant and
sumptuous dinner was served. Ice
cream and popcorn were enjoyed by
the boys and girls. The time was
spent playing games and socially. The
older ones enjoyed the games which
the children participated In. Mr.. G.
]. Wilson, superintendent, proved to
be an efficient manager.
Misses Katherine and Mary Sharkey
have gone to Michigan. where they
will spend some time.
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Saved Her paquhters Life.

"Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy saved my daugh-
ter's life when she had cholera NOR
bus at the age OF fourteen months.
She vomited every few minutes and
we were unable to keep any medicine
down long enough to benefit her Nn-
til we gave her this remedy. The
doctor being at our house I asked him
what he thought about our using it,
and he said as he was unable to do
the child any good. had better use
It. The second dose she kept down
and in short time the bowels were
checked and she improved rapidly
after that" writes Mrs. Jennie Meyer.
Lima, Ohio. Obtainable everywhere.
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Barr and two
sons motored here from Chicago and
are guests Of Mrs Barr's sister, Mr..
and Mrs. John X. Deem, Richmond
avenue.
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MISS STAHL SCORES
hit At cHAUTAUQUA

Miss Margaret Stahl was greeted by
a large audience yesterday afternoon
when she read, 1.-THE Servant in the
House" 1T the ChautauQua. This
evening she will appear In q morality
play, "Everywoman."
Miss Stahl has appeared in Rich
mond and at the, Chautauqua several
times and the management announces
her as one of the biggest drawing
cards.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-24
RICHMOND WOMAN
VISITS HER FRIENDS

WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio, Aug ga.
DR.. B. H. Glen was a business visitor
here Sunday. -. Mrs. Nora Carter OF
Richmond is spending few days Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chenoweth.
-. Mrs. Mary J. Thomas has purcha-
sed the Lennie Green property on
South Main street. Russell Harri-
son Of Peru IS visiting Amos Jones
and family. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Thompson Of Winchester spent few
days here visiting Add Harrison and
family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-24

For the pleasure of several guests
who spent the late afternoon playing
golf Mr.. A. w. Shirk. who has re-
Gently come from Peru to this city for
a residence gave dinner at the
Country club last evening.