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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-13

A production shortly to be made Is
Of a play called "ThO Wall Between"
with Sydney Shields in the principal
role, others in the company being
Aimee Dalmores, Jane Stuart and Viii
liam H. Thompson.
Two talented children, Jack Curtis,
who boasts seven years, and Runa
Hodges, who insists that she is just
half past six" play important parts
in 1.-THE House Of Mirrors" a ive-act
Mutual M%asterplcturc, de luxe edi~
ton.
Among the many accomplishments
Of Charles Chaplin, the Mutual come
dian, and most talkcd.of actor in the
world, Is the ability to sketch and
paint. Critics say that with training
he would be an artist Of note as he
is q born caricaturist
+ +
"The Heritage Of Hate" a society
drama in five reels, is nearing COM
pletion by Universal Director Burton
George. In this film play Roberta
Wilson is featured, with Paul Byron
playing opposite.
Little Doris Baker, one Of the best
known child actresses Of ilmdom, is
back at Universal City and is palying
an important part in Director Fran
els Powers photoplay (which Way"
the leading roles Of which are taken
by Agnes Vernon and 4. Lowrie.
George Webb, who created the role
Of "Mahlin," the secret agent in THE
Secret Of the Submarine, the Ameri-
can-Mutual photo novel in fifteen
chapters, has been chose an to play the
part Of the artist in THE Light" a
forthcoming ave-act Mutual Master
picture.
Husbands and wives who suddenly
discover that their matrimonial bends
are beginning to slacken will find
much to interest them in the newest
Of the Centaur-Mutual two-act dramas
"Fate's Decision" starring Margaret
Gibson,
George D. Proctor, former editor
Of the Motion Picture News, and a
scenario writer Of notc, Is now at the
Lasky studio in California at work
on a new production for the Para
mount program,
Three celebrities Of the speaking
stage, Nat @. Goodwin, Henry 3, Dix
oy and Frank Mills, each supported
By players OF wide fame on the stage
and screen, arc presented by tho Mu-
tual Film Corporation as the featured
players in thrCO Mutual multiple-reel
productions TO DO released during the
month OF August,
Tho picturesque scenery Of North
crn C~aiifornla's coast Is said never to
have been depicted on The screen with
more success than 1t Is IN "The Eye
Of the Might" the TrIangle-Kay Bee
play. in which Thomas H, Ince pre-
Sents William H, Thompson, the
pdeRl of the American stage" as
star,
Alaska ia the home Of gathering
Hayden, who appears with MT, and
Mrs, Sidney Drew in the Metro-Drew
IMmedZ GIRHREAR sRhk EaE aaYeFaI
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-13

ward recently returned from New
York, with an assortment Of the latest
fashions Of the eastern costume de-
slgners and sho will have an oppor-
tunIty to display them to full adyan-
tago.
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Harold Brighouso is an English
writer, the author Of "HobSon's
Choice" who will contribute two
plays, "Zack" and "silv%er-tongued
Garslde," to tho seasons dramatic Of
fcrinEs,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-13
6 e WA IS Il Nv
ia DIRECTION WILLIAM FOX &N

George Walsh, leadng,man of the William Fox film forces, makes his
latest appearance as such in THE Beast an acceptable picture now on
the screen. Anna Luther has the lea ding feminine role Their work is
good and consistent. They are SUR ounded by q good average company
and the settings and atmosphere are Of great assistance.
The Mot may be summed up in these few words; Adrunken ranch
man carries off a mnionalres daughter, repents before II is too late, re-
stores her to her father and later hunts her up and marres her.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-13

The feminine admirers Of Fanny
Ward, the Lasky star In Paramount
pictures, have a great treat in store
when they see the Forthcoming pro-
duction Of Each Pearl a Tear" Mis-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
RICHMOND.

Mr. and Mrs. James O'Bryan Of Bos-
ton are at the home Of his father for
a weeks stay.-A daughter was born
Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rocheleau of Bur
lington are spending some time at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
L. Freeman-Miss Ruth Hilton has re-
turned from a few days stay in Mid
dlchury-Mrs. Charles Wright of Bur
lington was the guest of her daughter,
Mrs, II. s. Read. over Sunday, ous
Charland has purchased of the Fergu-
son estate house on Main street
Mrs. f. T, FlaGg is confined to her
home with the grip.-C. r. Teachout OF
Essex Junction was the guest of friends
In town over Sunday,-Mr. and Mrs, f.
W. Shepardson We're in Burlington over
Sunday.-Mrs. Frank Ferguson, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Berry for the past week, has re-
turned to her home In Starksboro.
There will be two alfalfa demonstra-
tion meetings to-day. One at the farm
of f. II. Edwards at 1000 a. M, and the
other at the farm of u, j. Squires at 200
D. m. Anyone who is interested in alfalfa
should attend A good time to discuss the
topic OF agriculture with the county
agent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cross of Fairfax
moved last week into the house formerly
occupied by Milo Haselton. Mr.. Cross is
carrying on the blacksmith shop belong
ing to the Floyd A. Grow estate-A play
evening. May %. for the benefit of the
Westford orchestra.--About 40 children
were present at the chidren's meeting
given by the Fortnightly club at the town
hail Saturday.--Mrs. Florence Calkins OF
Morrisvile, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. 3. Smith, has
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs William
Emery are the parents OF twins, a girl
and n boy, horn May lO-1Sereno Macom-
her of Grand Isle spent the weekend with
his nephew, Wesson Macomber.-The
Fortnightly club met with the
Outlook club of Essex Center We'd
nesday afternoon -William Mckinney and
family moved to ST Adams last week.
Mrs. Jane Stone, who spent the winter
with her son, b. a. Stone, of Essex juno
ton, has opened her house in Westford
and will remain here this summer-A. G.
Narney Is ill.-W. NJ. Rose of Hyde Park
Mass. is visiting at NJ. H. Irishs
At the primary Tuesday evening c. B.
Stearns and F. p. Adams were elected
delegates - the State convention II. D.
Grow, +. II. Perry and C. 4. Stearns
were elected town commttee--The Fort
nightly club will serve "gentlemen's
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
Gale Friday evening.-Marvin Sweeney
was married Monday evening to Mrs
Drew of ST \ hans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
UNDERHALL CENTER.

The steam saw mill of f. c. Slater
was burned early Tuesday morning
Some lumber and all Of the machinery
was destroyed. entailing loss OF $3.50
with no insurance. The origin of the fire
Is not known, but as a violent thunder
storm was in progress at the time it is
possible that the building may have been
struck by lightning. The condition of
Mrs. l.. A. Eagan. who Is at the hospital
is thought to he improved.-Mrs. Mar
garet Flannery, who had been i'll for a
long time, died Tuesday evening. aged
nearly 50 years. She is survived by two
sons, J. w Hanley of this place and
lFrank f, Hanley Of Lynn, Mass. and by
two daughters, Mrs James Doom and Mrs
Margaret Ennis, both of Underhill. The
funeral vii be held Friday morning at
st. Thomass Church--The democratic
and republican caucuses were held at the
town hall Tuesday evening. The demo-
Gratis elecvted =. ]. Leddy, Edwin Hum
phrey and Burton Burnett delegates to
the State convention and T. j. Barrett,
WILLIAM McCabe and John Mable dele
gates to the district convention. John T.
Leddy r. j. Barrett and j. T. F1tzsim-
monds were elected town committee. The
republicans elected l.. o. Brush and E.
w. Henry delegates to the State conven-
ton. Ira f. Morse, +. W. Henry and W.
S. Brown town committee. The delega ties
to the State convention were empowered
to choose their own MISUNDERSTANDING =
tons were held at the graded school Ia st
week-M. f. Chase has been quite Ill
with heart trouble.-C. y. Styles is to
build a barn on the Stone house farm
that he recently purchased.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
SWANTON.

IIoratio y. Hogaboom. resident Of
this town - years, died Monday morn
ing, AGED 20 years. He had been in the
employ Of the Swanton Furniture COM
rany for Il long time until his health
iHiled several months ago. The funeral
was held ar the house at two o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, with internent at
iiiGhsute, whore he formerly resided
+. K. Hrayton formerly of Swanton, who
has been in this vicinity several DAYS.
left for Boston Monday.-Superinten
Niles Of tn" government fish hatchery
says the indications are that there will
be the biggest output of pike fry this
season I'm the history of the hatchery.
So far the loss Of eggs has been un-
usually smal.-NTiss Georgia Evenson and
brother, Samuel Evenson, are in town.
The father George Evenson. is expected
from Ottawa this week-There was
schooner MP the river Saturday loaded
with marble blocks from Isle La Motto
for the Barney Marble company.-O. A.
Ske"ls Is moving to North Hero
preparatory To opening his boarding
house for summer guests
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
COLCHESTER.

The alfalfa demonstration meeting at
the farm of Ray Collins was post
poned until Friday afternoon, on ac-
count of the bad weather
The burlington Grange Is to he the
guest of the Colchester Grange Friday
night. The visiting Grange will furnish
the program. The members will be enter
tained at Woodlands hall. sumner will
be served.-Max Wocott spent Saturday
and Sunday in ProCtor.-Miss Alice
Mars Of Worthwhile is visiting at r.
/" Wrignts and j. II. Lyons. Mrs
Fay Marvin and daughter Gweudolvn.
have been visiting her parents in Hunt
inRton.-Mrs. Laura Taylor went Mon
day to Brattleboro.-Norman Wright is
i'll with the grip-Mrs. Fred Twiss is i'll
with appendicitis.-Lttle Avery Ander-
son who was taken to the Fanny Allen
hospital Saturday remains about the
same.-Mrs Emma Mcbride visited her
daughter Mrs, j, NJ. Wright, last week
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and Mrs Josie
Anderson of Burlington were guests of
Mr. and Mrs T.. S Wright, Saturday
Miss Marion Munson, who has beer
III, is improving Mrs, Kate Thompson
remains about the same. Mr. and Mrs
George Miles and Mr. and Mrs Gilbert
Miles of Middlesex visited Waldo Miles
Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
BINGHAMVILLE.

The funeral of Otis Ward, who died
Wednesday, May 10 of tuberculosis.
was held at the Methodist Episco
pal Church Friday at two o'clock
The deceased, who was about 81 wears
old, had been a long sufferer.
The Congregational and Methodist
Churches OF Cambridge have decided to
worship together this conference year
and have engaged the Rev. G. S Quinn
by, pastor of the Methodist Church. tn
serve them unitedy. This action makes
1t necessary that the Rev James II
Wills, pastor of the Methodist Church
al this place, supply North Cambridge
with services Sunday afternoons at the
usual hour. He will take up the new
work next Sunday, May 2l-Sunday was
observed as Mothers day at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church with an appro-
PIRATE sermon by the pastor. the Rev
j. H. Wills, The Epworth League
furnished special music for the evening
servce-Mrs, Clarence Montague of
Hardwick, who was called here by the
illness of her sister. Mrs. T. G. Ryan,
has returned home.-Miss Florence
Thomas of Hardwick is visiting here
Mrs. Frank Roozan, who has been III
is much better.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
Tedford passed Saturday and Sunday I'm
Burlington and Richmond with rela-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18

New York city, Nelson of Fitchburg,
Mass. Harvey of Lacona, N. H., ant,
two sisters, Mrs. Ida Daignault of Mont
real and Sister st. Alban of the order Of
the Sisters Of the Holy Cross of Montreal
Mr.. Mailloux, who formerly resided in
this city, was an engineer on the Cen
trail Vermont railway at that time. He
was member of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers and the Knights
of Columbus.
Wilfrid Furland and Miss Loretta
Limoges, both of this city, were mar
ried at Holy Angels Church Monday
morning at eight o'clock, the Rev. l.. r.
Desrochers performing the ceremony.
Mrs. A, +. Wilson of Bishop street
has announced the marriage engagement
of her niece Miss Marian Adolla Bal
lard, to Harry Renfrew Hail. The we'd
ding will take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Arthur Searle
of Chicago, H., have announced the mar
riaEe engagement of their daughter, Miss
Katherine Alice, to Foster johnson of
Chicago The wedding will take place
at the Reformed Episcopal Church in Chi
cago Thursday, June l. Mr.. and Mrs.
Searle formerly resided in St Mbans
DR.. Frank T. Blake, formerly Of this
city, who has been in the government
service as n veterinary inspector at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, for some time has been
transferred to Chicago. where he has
joined his wife and infant son, John. who
nave been In that city several weeks
The marriage of Miss Mary Roberts OF
this city to Arthur Barrows of Bridport
took place at Holy Angels Church TUES
day morning at seven o'clock the Rev. l..
H. Desrochers performing the ceremony
News has been received here of the
death of Birch Ellis at his home in Au-
burn, n. Y, Monday evening His daugh-
ter, Mrs. II, l.. Thornton of this city,
went to Auburn last week.
Mrs. John Dunn, aged 60 years, of Aber-
corn, p. @, died at the Sherwood sani-
tarium Monday evening at ten O'Clock
after few days illness. The remains
were taken Tuesday afternoon 60 SWAN
ton. where the funeral and burial took
place. Mrs. Dunn is survived by her
husband and two daughters. Mrs. Lou
Dunn and Mrs. Clarence Prouty of Swan
ton.
Matthew Zimmerman and Miss Cath
crime Campbell. both of Enosburg. were
married at the home OF the Rev. II. L.
Thornton, pastor of the Universalist
Church. at noon yesterday.
A marriage license mas been issued TO
S 7. Mckenzie of Russell street and Mrs
Rose Whitaker of Elm street. The mar
riage will take place within a few days
Mr.. Mckenzie is Il years old and Mrs
Whitaker Is few years Younger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18

day dance in their hail Friday evening"
Mrs l.. y. Thomas made an automobile
party which motored to FTighgate Center
Friday afternoon. g. Son have
the contract to build q new hall in that
place.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. Il. Douglass
left Tuesday for 10 days absence,
during which they will visit their son,
Bennett, In Brandon, and daughter Mrs.
Mandigo, New York State. and pass
few days in Saratoga attending the
general conference sessions. The Rev.
w. B. Dukeshire, district superinten-
tendent, will occupy the pulpit next Sun
day.-E T.. Miller of Burlington was
in town Saturday. having purchased the
syrup of the sugar company, which was
put into barrels and shipped Homer
Manley and daughter, Ruth, of Frank
lin were in town Saturday. Ellen
II. Wagner of Richford passed Sunday
In town as the guest Of Miss Ida sykes
d. E. Smith and G. f.. Kendrick left
Monday for Boston In the car Of W. L.
Gardner, which they will leave with him
and return by train.-H. f. Kimbnll is
in Maine on n business trip Of several
weeks. -Phineas Clough, having receiv-
ed the highest marks in the recent ex-
animation for the vacancy in the local
postoffice occasoned by the resignation
of Miss Lillian Towle, has been APPOINT
ed to the place and entered upon his
duties Monday.
j. c. Towle and V. \. Irish were in st
Adams Sunday and attended the funeral
OF Mr. Campbell, who has been a road
builder for several years.-Olin Merrill
went to New York Tuesday on a few days
business trip-G. H. Anderson and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Anderson. of Franklin.
were business visitors in town Monday
II. n. Kidder and Peter BourEeau Went
to North Sheldon Monday, where they are
at work on repairs being made on the
home Of Leslie Combs.
Mr. and Mrs. y. f. Woodward ana
three children, who left here last Sep
TENDER for California, where they
passed the winter in Pomona, are eX-
pected home next week.--The Rev W.
J. VI. Boatte Of Barre came to town
Tuesday for visit in the home Of his
brother-n-law, d. w Ames. He was
formerly rector of ST. Matthew's Church.
Mrs. O. Merrill and daughter Miss
annie, were in St Adams Tuesday
Stephen Billado has returned to his
home here after stay Of few months
in the State hospital in Waterbury,
The University Dramatic club drew n
good house Monday evening. when they
presented Twelfth Night" in opera hall,
under the auspices Of the High School
Alumni association.-C. Nj. Scott of East
FRANKLIN and Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Bowen
OF Franklin were in town Tuesday.-E.
f. Greenwood has purchased the build
ing used for many years as band
room. He will have it moved in the
rear of his store buildings and fitted
as garage and for storage. Mrs.
Gerald Durkee of East Richford is stay
Ing with her sister, Miss Florence
Douglass, during the absence of their
parents. the Rev. and Mrs W. T. Doug
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
WILLISTON.

The Rev Or. C.. y. Curtis IS
spending two weeks at Saratoga at
tending the Methodist conference
There Will be preaching service at the
Methodist Episcopal Church next Sum
day morning, the Sunday school will
be held at noon and the Endeavor
meeting in the cvening.-Mr and Mrs.
John O'Donncll from Burlington were
in town Sundav.-The Women's For
eign and Home Missionary society met
with Mrs. +. G. Forbes Tuesday aft
ernoon.-Mr. and Mrs. Morton James
We're guests of their sister, Mrs. Cliff
ford Goodrich, in Richmond last sun
day.-Mrs. Carrie Morrill, went to Bos-
ton Monday to visit her daughter Mrs.
Dayton Webster.-The brick store,
formerly run by Floyd Putnam, is
closed for the present
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Alley Raymond has returned from the
ST Adams hospital, where he had been
for treatmert.-A. II. NewCity went
Thursday to the Mary Fletcher hospital
for an operation.-C. II. DONNA and his
daughter, Mrs Philo Ladd. We're in Bur
lington Thursday .-Arthur Pond and G.
II. Aiken of Richford were business visit
ors here Friday.-Mayland Duso had one
leg broken when kicked by a horse Thurs
day.--Lea Centerbar is at home from
Jewett City. Conn. visiting her parents
She is accompanied by Miss lila Brown
of that place.-Mrs Norman Morrison is
visiting in Lyndonvile.- b. I.ocklin,
administrator of the Martha Porter es-
tate, was in town Thursday on business
in connection with the estate.
at the republican caucus held in the
town clerks Office Tuesday evening the
following business was done. The
chairman was f. $. Wright and the
clerk c. A. Gardyne. The delegates
to the State convention are: r. NJ,
Buck. H. II. Tracy. L. 5. Wright, alter
mates, C. A. Gardyne. H. II. Marcy,
Jay Lumbra: republican town commit
tee, f, S. Wright II. II. Parker, II. II.
Marcy. At the democratic caucus held
in the town hall the following We're
elected, c. NJ. Foley being chairman and
c. b. Fuller clerk; Delegates to the
State convention. +. II. Coleman and
j. w. Lafountain; alternates. John
Dodge and f.. E. Touchette. The for
mer town committee was reelected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
FRANKLIN.

The Ladies' Organized class Of tho
Methodist Church will serve ice-cream
ana cake in their parlors Thursday eve-
hng.-Mrs. Tucker. who has been spend
ing few weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Emma Mngnant, has returned to We'll
lesley, Mass, Emerson W. Shedd and
Miss Edith Gates have been engaged as
principal and assistant for the high
school the coming year. The Rev f. w.
Day was at liiphEato Center Sunday to
officiatc at the funeral Of Mr. r. y.
McClurc-MrS Sarah Farnsworth Of
Montgomery is guest of her sister,
Mrs. HopknS.-Mr Delmar Croft and
daughter have been spending a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.
D. Bril-, returning to her home in Enos-
burg Sunday.-The interment of the four
days old baby of Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Proper was held Saturday, the Rev. Mr..
Turner officiating
The vote Tuesday was very light.
Hughes had g. Roosevelt 4, Root and
Wilson l6.-Charlcs Whitney who has
been spending two weeks with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mr. \. -. Whitney, start
ed for Seattle Monday.-Mrs. f. L. Hop
k'ns ana Mrs. Sarah Farnsworth visited
at Cambridge Junction Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
ESSEN JUNCTION.

A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Young
Mrs. Mitchell King received word this
week of the death of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Abbie Bates. of Fitchburg. Mass.
Mrs. Bates formerly spent her summers
in this vicinity.
A row of 10 Carolina poplar trees were
planted in the village cemetery Mon
day. The trees We're the gift of the VII
lage Improvement society.
y daughter, Mary, was born Sunday t.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy W. Baldwin at
Montreal The baby is granddaughter
of Mrs. F. W. Baldwin of this place.
At the republican caucus Tuesday eve
ming at Lincoln inn the following dele
gates to the state convention were elect
ed: O. S. Nichols. II. T.. Wright. Allen
Martin and |. L. IIuntley. The members
of the town committee are: j. II. Niele,
Curtis II. Hunt and I. +. Huntley.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
GEORGIA..

Mrs Law of Waterbury IN
visiting her daughter. Mrs Emma
IIarris.--Mr and Mrs. IL b. Curtis
and son, Lorimer, and Miss Bina How
ard Of st Adams. were Sunday visi-
tors in town-The we'll drillers have
completed their work at C. +. New
tons The well is 1877 feet deep.-The
Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
Church met with Mrs. Jason
Newton Wednesday afternoon.-Park
and Carroll Ballard. sons Of Ashabel
Ballard, formerly OF this town, but
now of Alberta, Can, the past season
raised 5000 bushels of wheat The
first carload sold for s1.O7 per bushef:
the second for 81 .05 and the third for
CSC. They also raised 1000 bushels Of
oats.-The telephone exchange on the
local line has been moved from A B.
Woods to f. Z. Goodwins-The regu.
lar meeting of Banner Orange will be
held Friday evening, the topic being.
How to make the home more con.
venient. comfortable and attractive."-
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Wood passed tho
week END a the home of +. b. Boyden
in Cam bridEe.-The Rev. s. w. An
thony Of st. Adams will preach at the
Congregational Church next Sunday at
two o'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
MILTON BORO.

Miss Mildred Goodwin and Mrs Della
Williams were in st. Adams Sunday
Marion Stanley was at home from Bel
lows Free Academy over Sunday.
Thomas Shean is spending the week in
this place.-Mrs. Jennie Fay and Mrs.
Fay Berry We're in ST. Adams May IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds and
daughter, Lucia. spent Sunday at the
home of Edwin Sbley at Petty Brook
The telephone exchange has been moved
from \. b. Woods's to +. f. Goodwin s
residence-Grace Watson and Arnold
Beaupre We're in Milton last week, TAX
ing examinations-Mr. and Mrs. John
Flynn were in this place May 12-Elmer
Potter has moved to Eden. Several
from this place attended services at the
Baptist Church Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Goodwin and two children were
in this place May 1+-Mr. and Mrs. r.
T.. Mills We're in Milton Thursday.