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Malvern daily record., 1916-12-22
FARM DEMONS STRAToR
 HAS ARRIVED
". g. Daniel, of G1aster, Miss, Is New Man Nam
 ed for the Position.

" E Daniel, who has been ap- pointed County Farm Demonstrator for Hot Spring county, arrived in the city yesterday, and is today get ting acquainted with the citizens of Malvern. and making arrangements to begin his demonstration work. Af= Daniel comes from Glaster, Miss, where he has been engaged for the past three years in and stock rais- ing, and has had long experience in this line of work. having been a far mer eil his life He was raised in Mississippi, on a farm, and is no doubt thoroughly familiar with his work. His speciality is raising of fine stock, aad he understands thoroughly all diseases of stock. and is also familiar with the different kinds of soil, and understan6s the needs of the farmer, and viii no doubt be of great assistance to the farmers of this county. As soon as permanently located, his family will arrive from Mississippi, and he will be subject to the call of the public
  Coming fresh from the farm, and with his long experience, we feel sure that the assistance he can g. . the farmers Of this community. will be Of untold benefit to them. I'd aso predict for him, a successful yea work In I5et Spring county
 MT. Daniel was appointed in 3se place Of Starr Gregg, who IS now 9f the hospital in Little Rock, and Hho. ven he recovers, will be given an other appointment
 Mir Daniel will begin work at once. and thaee desiring his service, should confer with him.
Malvern daily record., 1916-12-22
Dig Creek Citizen Dies

King Wilson, for many years a citizen of the Big Creek neighbor- hood, dIed at his home yesterday afternoon, at the age of 50 years. Mir. Wilson had long been a resident of the county, and was well and ia yorably known by many of our cit izens. He leaves a wife and sever al children. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the Big Greek cemetery.
Malvern daily record., 1916-12-22
CATTLE THIEVES
 ARE IDENTIFIED
Father Traveles form Okla- homa, and Recognizes
 Them as His Sons.

Hot Springs, Dec 21-The bodies of the two cattle thieves killed iiI1 a fight with posses 22 miles from here in the mountains last week and t66 third, a 15-year old boy now il were identified today by JF Ravf son of Hugo Oklahoma. as bis sons. Albert, Claude and Isaac. he boy. who maintains he is Dave Short, an orphan and that he does not know his parentage, refused to recognize the aged Davidson and denied his re. lationship.
 Davidson's identification of the bodies in a local morgue late today was a pitiful scene. The father had seen accounts in the papers that the youths were thought to be his sons but arrived firm in the belief that one look would clear his family name of the relationship.
 My poor boys, he sobbed. @I5 is unbearable. I've prayed for them daily since they left me two years ago. The elder is Albert and the other Claude. They went to Texas from home and this is the end.
 Davidson then said be was eef= tain the other boy was not his son. He said his youngest son ran away rom home last sumner With [ Chapel, q neighbor wdo aeeompa- ned nm, Davidson was taken % the iail where the youth was.
 Ny God, this is my beg, teo, he exclaimed when Short vas brought from his cell.
 The boy showed no signs Of rec ognition. He was as impressive as Saturday when hewas photographed between the the bodies Of his Bfeth- CTS. He refused to speak to ids father but shook hands wlth Chapel and tden walked to his cell.
 Davidson said the boys name is Isaac Perry Davidson. He said he was named Isaac after his grand father, a christian man, and Per " after the Baptist minister who baptized him.
 You can't make me believe Isaac did anything, he said. He was such a good boy until he ran away from home.
 Th father will take the two bodies to Ii15o with him for burial.
 Ias youngest son was given a ssee3 nlnary nearing today and held on saP500 bail to the Grand Jury
Malvern daily record., 1916-12-22
ADBITIONALLOCAL8

JF Lyon, a popular Knight of the Grip. was a visitor in Malvern today.
 pr, R c Hawkins send the RECORD to his nephew, Prof. E B Hawkins, at Rushing.
 Mrs. Viii Hannum and daughter. Miss Helen, have returned rom a short visit to Little Rock.
 Geo H. Morrison, of DeSoto, Mo, viii arrive tonight to spend the Christmas holidays with his farniIy
 Rev. J T Howell gae Rock the eHiy part of the week. He v , attend the Annual Board r Of the Baptist State Con- enh0n
 Henry Kratz. of South Bend, h. diana, is ln the city. He IS here to spend the holidays with his brother. Chris Kratz, a prominent and s0e- cessfuI farmer just south of the city
 FOR SALE-Two ilocks of lots not far from High School; price S525 half down, balance $5 per I enth un- til paid for; no interest, ehance of a life time. X care of RECORD office
 Frank Moore, of Clifford. was a visitor in the city today, and made the RECORD office a pleasant call. MT. Moore was for many years a resident of Hot Spring and served the city as Chief of Police for about four years.
 We stated a few days ago that Mr. Bryson, of Chicago, had taken charge of the Clark-Press Brick Cos plant We have been informed that this was an error, and that MT. Bryson has taken charge of the Fire Brick department only. We gladly make this correction
Malvern daily record., 1916-12-22

Sheriff J E Stanley, deputy D s. Bray City Marshal Caleb Ross, Ed Gray 7hrasher and Jimmie Rowan. returned yesterday afternoon from Hot Springs, and were present when the identification of the cattle thieves took place. They went to attend the hearing Of the surviving one, but as he waived examination, no trial was held, and he will await the action of the Garland County Grand Jury.
Malvern daily record., 1916-12-22

These Red Cross Christmas Seals are being sold by Mrs. E T Bramlitt, of the Malvern Hotel. The pro- ceeds from the sale of these stamps goes for the benefit of the campaign against Tuberculosis in the state of Arkansas. Ii is a very worthy cause, and one that should have the sup port of every citizen. The stamps sell for 1 cent each, and are nice to use on correspondence.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
Bomby byly umisteny M lod.


New York, \. y. 10. prosincc.
Piitlnou yIburhu nn parolodich
Y pristuyu Archnugcl y Rusku
pred ntjakou dobou, prl GrmA IL
tracrno byIo 3iO aiyotlI u zni6cno
bylo strcliyn IN mnoho miIll0u0
doIInrtl, byIy bomby, McrG uni
Sttny byIy U0kIudu do lodi ia
plcrcch priStayi4ii Now Nor-
ku, die prohIdscni jeduatoIr ear.
skGho rlSk"ho yySIanectYi. Ned
HlkoyAk"ho, ktrr@ projcyjI n1hIcd.
i" bomby byIy IN umiSttuy hIa-
yu6 4 toho dnyodu, ably 2akryty
byIy vrlkd kradezc 4 ndkIadn v
tIo zcmi. Samuel Gaticr. oh.
chodnik vctcSi Y Iirooklyn6. byl
zat6cn W Spojcni timto pripu
tenn, ma obyintni, zc prcchoYavaI
ukradrnt zbozi. Gattrr hudr 20
stav"n pred Sond nn obyintui, IT,
dopustiI Sr poruSrni rrdcraIuirh
zdkonl, kdH zakoupII Hbozj, u.
kradcnd Y dobd, kdy dopr0ycno
mGIo b(ti do cizi zcmt. JoduatcI
NrdzlkovSk% pfijcI do tdto zcmd
ably pomdhaI Dlradnm yyScirova
ii priGIny vibuchn, jnuiz lode by
" Hnltrny, ProhIhSIl, ~ rAkr Il.
rHdy doSly k prcsyfddcni H. bonn
by umisleny hyly dc n0kIHdu Y -
10 zcIui II mistni drtrktiyoyt IN
hijlIl lhucd yy1rlOvaci prdri
Nova vlada ve Francii.
Parll, 10, proslncc, Jake Iiu
sko AugIlr, TAX / trauclc pri-
prayuir reconstructed llddY II
In6ut urdojdr ale y kahlurlu ny
hrh move orpausnrl pnurrWIui
hp stdhu a smStrcdtui yrdrui ydI
Ky pod ohmclrIlm rodlrrIeDym
X roZhoonuil q lmrut rr yrtlWi
yalky lo%lo po honrllNrm lulucm
IlNrlanl po>lanrrkc ,utmoyUl.
foSlaurl mhWlll y tomto A4ro0
nj proll prilomntmu yr,lrm val
Ky klrrt ueprruasl zcela ladut
patrno NNsledky a ladHh, ahN 1u
halena hyM euerstrka a rothud
nj kampah profit rrtrelcm wa
p0de trautnuhke. l'osluurrka
suemuNm vyslo,tta d0vau phi
tnmne Wade tnatumt yttsuuul
Pro- vNslotrm ,tnverA Wade hh
sayuh / east sortallstu, ta,uplss
81 tmnlo talntm sase,laui tn,Iate
rkt .n6movnN uerluaSell mnoho
SPRAY, ale prnhasuii be tlosled
kr roshodnult pes temta tase,laui
bray huduu ua Ftanouusskym hoU
stl naltuy AaanatuiN So ueno
rhNhne lna, d. flarni operaei frau
eau6sktrh aFmad sthgrno mtlr
novtmu t,udrIi aueha skuptut ii
nttrlns k'esi lNufttt hlulau stkau
nan arna,lut ra,N
fs,lls,s devealke uhefelo
lleaIrsee Aeh. lh pessmee
llarts. patllpla ,tvvfuska manstlu
Frank NsnlewaH1gh, Aliteigb vi
ilAal eastl lahola mesia, uhatelA
kd, snaalla W ptllaAlt ,tn kampu
le1i satvskt pFi lpm thNiilt a det
So net malka kteEt pslvhFaa Sc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
zaleaitost osmihodinoveho aeles.
nioniho zakona.

Washington D. g. 10, prosin,
&c, -~ kroky IA ntelem ryehleho
rnzhoduutl 0stavnosli Adamso.
nova oSmlhodinovtho lelelnieni.
ho 1akona Y kkuSchnim pfipadt
Missouri Oklahoma 4 Gulf 1elez.
ulre, hFlN ntiuauy pred NEWS
slm spolkoytm soudem minulem
Fdnu, ntekasa Sc, H. pfipad ten
I" prllde na pretfes dme Ii, ms.
'lner, lak hylo hN yitano ohems
Nlranam, nalrsalleim 40 We sport
uehat umolhuie So jun tim plipra,
va X ahhaiohe ieiich slu,nsi>ek
Ma sc an to, A. i rntho,muti lnha.
to pfQadu tlnide pred |, tednem.
kdN takon teuio ma yeiiti plat
naNI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
Potet ob6ti Waxovych jde do set.

New York, \, Y, 10. prosince.
Charles NJ, Wax, kter% jc onin "a.
hadn%m "OIiyrr Osborucm V
pripad6 sIcGny Rae Tnuzcroy6.
hrzk6 zdrjai modiSiky, k vHIi jc.
hoz potindni HnIovnIn bFvnltho
dlstriktnlho uavIadniho nahra.
du $4,000 pro Hruscui manzeI.
Sk6ho slibu, byl dopravcu do to.
boto mtsta Il thirnga, kdc pred
n6koIlka dny byl zalGru Dctek
tlvovG patrall po Waxovi Y jcdc.
udctl sl6tcrh, .cato ma 80 Hod 20.
vldati Il vnlkokradcic, lakani De.
ntH pod InIcSnou predsiirkou a
naduzivAni poSty. Wax .lc znam
pod tlctcm rdznfch Jinen II po.
kId bylo vSSctrcuo, osvindlovaI
vice .jak 300 divck o .jcjich iSpo.
rE SlIby, " jc pojmr IN manzclku.
NrdIr toho q mnohoHencrm Il ne
nj UrGit" dopoSDld znamo, koIik
Hcn ma po Spojcn%oh Stalech. -~
Ma \" IN 10, " jc .ilch nejm6nt
pHtnact unrbo dvacct. Wax je
3 roxy star II zylastni druh swim.
dIU, ktcr"ho ob6ti staly 81 hIaynt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
v|LLOv BAND|TA
STREL|L pO KONSU-
LII ANCL|CKEM
Eandita stfelil skrze skulinu We
dyefich po muzi, jenz sprayujc
americkG zalezitosti,
VILLA ZfsKAL MNoHo DEL,
stava sc stale nebezpecnejsim ne.
pfitelem vladniho vojska a jeho
armada Sc mnozi.

El Paso, Tex, 10. prosincc. ---
NjIl0v bandiln yystrclil ma knpi.
t1un Calvert ScobcIIa, angIickhho
tcpIIa V ChjIllahua MGsiG. n 30
- podariIo NJ mn prchnouti. kn,
le uvhzIa V silu|ch dycficb. ktcrt
kapitAn ScobrlI uzavfcI, kdyz II.
znaurnaI. IL bandta yytAbl pi
sioI. Nodpovtdny mcxicky uprch-
lIk oznanlI tnio pfihodu po pfi.
jczdu DO iohoto m6sta.
Bandita dosiaviI SO na augIicky
konsnIdt V pryni den, kdy Villa
zaujal m6sto, die sd6leni uprchIi.
ka Bandia tdzaI SO sluhy, kdc by
nal@ztI mohI kapitdna ScobeIIa,
prohIasiy, H. ma d0Iezitf listing
k odcyzdauj SIuha po tt ukhzaI
bandlt0vi dycrc mistnosii kite.
re kapithn ScobcIl SO nalezal. ---
AngIIckt konSuI pootcvrcI dvtrc
ably ziIstiI, kdo vcnku 50 naltzh.
Bandila, aniA proncsI by slova, Wy
'lal pistol, vystreliI a sicc prav6 yc
chviIl, kdy angIickf konsul dvefe
prudcc priraziI, Bandita po IL
prchl.
kapllau Scobell mel ma staroSt
zdlczitosti Y Chihuahua
M6stt od Il dolby, kdy americkt.
mu konsulu bylo nafizcno. aby se
odebral k pomezi. Hprchlik TAXI
potvrdll zprdvu. 70 doslo k boil
zApadnt od Chihuahua M6sta me-
II Carranzovym vojskcm pod ge.
nerdlem Carlos Ozunou n NiIlo.
mi rotaml, ktcr@ postoupIy od
NllIovy zdkladny V San Andres.
Prvnl vojensky vIak, ktcrf byl
poslan protl banditnm, byl d0pa-
den Nillovymi bandity zapadn6
od Freson ma poGhtku tohoto tf-
dine u atkoIiv posiInt sbory byly
poSlhny Ozunoyi, byI tcnto nuceu
uStoupiti do kapitolu V patek. ~-
Bojc nevyvinuly Sc V pravidclnou
bItvu, die prohIdScni uprchlika.
Villa po ziSkdni mnozstvi del v
.'hlhnohua MeSt6 prmtil zkusent
orranzovy d6IostrcIcc ably jci
ioproyazcIi, Ntmecka firma ohra.
na byla 1000 dek zbozi Gene
100000 peSn hyIo vzat0 \ ohchodu
Sc Souhlasem majitcln, die prohIi
'enl uprchlika, Mno2slvi ohchodn
h$lo vYplen6no,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
Maokensen usadil Sc v palaei
V Bukuresti,

AmNtermlam, 10 prnsmee.
folni marsalek Nou Markenseu,
velllel teutm>kfeh voj>k ieiieh
spoloi rU, \ kmmsku, uhNdltl 50
sr SWIM 5tahem \ kralovsktm pa
@ei \ hmkuresli, die ,deleni depe
ST. 49, snlie. poslaut kurlnisrhe
Nolkes heltnupu ulNvutelSlvn
rum,wskrho kapltolu dlc ,daleni
,tIo drpeAe, suslaNa ktttno, Asi
ir,lua tfetina oh,yatel,tya m5sta
prchla prr,l pfvhateiirimt teutou
skNml sulskN
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
hryan sahalil kampaa pro "su,
ehon" demokraoll

Washtnslnt II. g., in praslnge
\ peliIlekNph kruslph aleisioh au
ps'sua Ne mlu,i a trti, ktrtou "
] lifNaH pF"slosil psi ptileAile,ll
heslint na psleesi leha nataArl,n.
y k,ere prehlasil. A. ,laulA, IL pre-
hlhleol flaurk hads nfiia, ,la a.
mebtatleke Pla,l.rms \ r. lnal
hfAan essem nera pndehnhe pro
hlasll aflNs \ Nhleasu itaae
h mkalN shromaa,lanl arma
etalFANrh suslva, lake pei lsle
pflletiioell ftehisltat aemakm
y sfhNaluh snahu nr,anesn als
sea mnesi kletl sidi vi aag
~ neheapetl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
villa ma afmaau O 1000
...t.88ak


El tasn rex. Ia pro,uNre.
lvslualet spaltutgb Slal0 uu pa
meai ,hnuwk,lti mlurmarc 81 t,n.
ttu musstva a muntstvt alsah vi
lavtgb amad kprava 81 tenn pn
slspa bttle da Msshnelapu nIr
teehta shfamA t,lSn,eh fsllt Nn.
Ia ma lsa muaA psl sNtm Vs..
trntm a 81 chihuahua Mtsts e.lsral
u tiabEh ltsi l@sasn aasah Ntlls
mA patnAel det s dnslatebnau "a
eheu sllelha iak ~ "A 10 mt
villa kRnlrhlale geh dl.'rkt "a
pa.lpe a itbosApatlue "a aseru
te tepltalu Neslka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
Par stfevicu IN $50 mosnoati.

Chicago, ill., 10. prnsincc.
kuutercurr yyrubllclU ohuH II
obehoduiku nj ladn kongreNnl
vysctroyani nrdostatku Il lNsokt
eeuy koai, kn2e stoupla Il t. cen
IN na stop6 v poslcdnich desitl
durch. kdyhy dnSIn k dalsiml po.
dohuemu lyysoyhnl. nhrhodntri
hyli by nuceni prudayatl par sire
vlcn, ktert nNni prodavaji Ne "a
slu, ta 80 \ rcsolucl, ktrW pa
slanu hudo do Washluptuuu, ml
de prohlascnu fe pred pelt roxy
yttsina obuvt, xhotayenA y novn.
anellek{ch slaterb, pFndayaua
hyla od tl do ~ par pft proslfud
nirh drutlch pra mule Il od Al ia
so pft druaieh pro AeuN, t'eus
ohuvl posletlnlrh pall leleeh NJ
ale Advoiuasohily - neiyysst sel
Aem hylo usnameuano ad typlik
uuti rtrulpkt yalkt. irstllse u.
tlnen hu,le sakas ytNosu koAi. rr
~ ohutl hu,lan oteina nnrmaml.
Ntfahitrlt ahuvl hu,lm hrsv nt
eeui nrara,ali lpuom tualptiuu ea
su pebar kuAe ieti sp Nrlkt ue
tlnslalpk
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13

d0sIrdku jjch kr1I poydnl k sob'
nmrrirkfho yysIaucc. Osobui IN
yazadIa yySIun"0 spojrncl byIo
pOsIGua do Piracns.
Berlin, 10, prosIncc. Cisai
NilGm udGliI poIuimu mar36lkoyI
Won lIlUdcnbIIrgovi ycIkordd Ic
Icznfho kfizc 4 autograflrkEm do
pisem, ktcrGm dhYa NH krcdit
za yelkr yitGHstyi trutonSkIch ar
mad rlmlnskd Rampant
Loud}n, 10. prosincr. kor.
respondent Reutcroyy zprayodaj
skf kanccldrc oznanuJr 4 Jasll
dOGasnGhO sidIu rumuskr Vlddy
'Tabrhnl BukurrStl tclltousky kym
armadami yc5lo ia yc Znamost
dncsuiho dnc. Y pfcdylddni pddu
m6sta rnmUnskd vIdda umcnovaIo
mnzr, dobrc zndm6 pro'svd meme.
exc Sympatic, do dnlczitych OBJ
|auskych (lrad0, poGitajc Y to We.
IitrI" m6Sta. NrIltcI pax vydal k
lidu manifest, Y ktcrGm HadaI, Il.
by obyVateIstVo mtNta zarhoyHIo
Kid Il oznamoyal, zc m6sto vyd1-
no bldc NGmclIm. aniI ObVvatpl
styo utrptlo by n6jakou nimu. -~
Premier Bratiano znstanc V IRA.
du prcmIcra, ale oStatni minlsiri
yzdaIl Se Sv}ch llradil.
PafiE, 10. prosincc. - poloGred
nj zprava, vydan6 dncs ycter, pra
Vi; "Po prijcti pOslanrckou snt.
moyuou rrSoIucc, vysIoyujici d0
vdru Wade, premier byl nuccn II
Yazoyati . iist}ch 2m6nach, urtc.
n{ch. X uskutcGntni poIndavkU
posIanrrkt sn6movny. OGekavd Sc,
r. utcr{ dojdc k dcfinilivnimu
ro%hodnuil o zmcnScnl poctu Gle.
MI kabinctu Il ulyofcni obmczcnt-
ho ndroduiho obranntho vyboru,
podobudho ouomu Y Angii
Berlin, 10 prosinrr, Meme.
rkd obchodni ponorka Drutsrh.
land, yrdtjysi Sc Ne Spoicnicb
Stdtt, pilbyla do Uati Nc,ory. -
Ponorka tato vykonuIo druhou
rrstu do Spoirntrh StilU u zptl
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Mnoaalyi nemeekshe lIdu hladeyl

Nmvtrrodup. 10 prostnee
\ prahehu dtsku,sr pruske W.
slanpHkr suemaNut 81 ata6er aNk,
senl plalu meHsm utc,iuiknm. sa.
elal.slieky poslanp,. slraebel, tllv
prohlasenl tssanisu Nppwaerts
uapadl a, k,loA pttimsit ,slk,
.alefne NNisAk,, salim yo ma,a
llsh hladost ruslanes rak imp
neNsl ~ lpaay te mrnsi lelesapnI
afeauiel trpsll Aladew Y hla
N,th masssgh blsa il |a,,Nm ke
ten
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
PocAsl PRO oMAHu A oKoI.l

omaha a ukoli suih stult
usil
Nebraska lsfnheene paknS aa
tApa,le snlh Va Ntphwlns FAslt i
pou,ltll eiu,lentit stud "A slna
We NNehadni eAsli uls sut
a stale sludsna sllnt srtHhl st.
t9 pguaknl ia smtml
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-13
Politieka prava pro aldy
v polsku.

New York, \ \. 10 proslner.
liezdratpa dppese od IRA. kim.
mermanua, utmeektho mtuntru
sahrauttnlth tale<,losli, hyla adc
dues sAkaua a prahlasule. te kuu.
sltlwe pro rot,kn, povuleta lrbu
vladou poskNtuir bl,lum y pol.
>ku pima pra,a q rfllrtitosl / vt
NnM AAAtnIha sknlAknhn ,NAInmn
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TEUTONI zAjAu ';.,: ;;.S,;::-KEM 10000
RUMUNU 0D zAhSjjENI KAMpANE A
zlSKALI VEDLE TOHO YELKOU K0R|ST
Rumnns ztray ugrccnych ranGnych jsou odhadovAny
mcokou novnafskou agentur 100000 Teutonska
lnie dugedlsu vtez3 syi zlracena 0 $40 mil.
CISAR vILtM vyzNAMENAL HINOENBURGA IA TEN OSPtCH

Udeil mu yekokfz zasuhy rumunkG Rampant Krise
Recku. Diplomatic chystaji opustit Atheny. Spo-
jenc nepochybne odevzdal jz recke ylade ultimatum
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
ORLEANS COUNTY
WESTFIELD.

l)r. Charles Drew and daughter. Ruth.
OF Worcester, Mass. accompanied by
his cousin. Frank Kennedy of Bradford.
motored here Sunday for short call
on their cousin, Mrs F. H. Harding
pr. Gorham and family of Bellows Falls
who spent the week motoring through
Vermont after attending the Greater
Vermont meeting at Montpelier called
on his relative, the Rev NJ. W. Far
man, last week.-The Rev. c. G. Clarice
nf Coventry will give an illustrated
lecture on Turkey in the Great War;
in the Congregational Church Sunday
evening. The collection will be for the
benefit of the war sufferers. Rev.
NJ w. Farman preached I'm Lowell
sunday in exchange with Miss Ina Nor
gan. who gave an earnest address here
Mr. ana Mrs. H. l.. Gray and daugh-
ter, Beulah, and II. c. Gray and family
motored to Barton Sunday for the day
at Crystal Lake-Saturday NJ NJ. Mil
Ter and family of Tonkers, ~ Y, start
on an automobile trip to Vermont for
two weeks vacation. They will spend
sunday with Dana Gilpin at Brattleboro.
visit Editor Gilpn at Barton. then
come to Mrs. Millers fathers Judge
Gilpin, for stay-Frday evening the
Key. NJ w. Farman performed the
marriage ceremony at Troy at the resi-
dence of the brides father Elmer Rock
we'll for clayton l.. Gallup of Jay and
Miss Mildred Clara Rockwell. Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell motored with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallup to burlington for
a short stay.-Mrs. Milton Halliday and
81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
GREENSBORO.

j. ID. wilson, whose left leg was removed
below the knee at Brightlook hospital last
week, Is reported as improving. The
Rev Herbert Lukins of Philadelphia
preached at the Presbyterian Church Sun
day morning. Special music was furnish
ed by Miss WEIGH, on the harp.-NTrs. San
ford EDDY gave very interesting talk at
the Congregational Church Sunday morn
ing on her work among the women and
girls OF China. Special music was fur
nished by Miss Helen Boynton on the vio-
lin.-Mr. and Mrs. Rossiter of Concord
y. H.. arrived at their cottage Saturday
evening.-W. A. Caswell of Concord. n.
H.. returned Friday after 10 days visit
at {. y. Goodrich's and George King s.
The Rev. Allen Stockdale and family of
Toledo. Ohio are located in the Shipman
cottage Tor the SUMMERTIME Rev. Mr..
Myers of New Britain, Conn, will preach
at the congregational Church Sunday
July 3o.-Mrs. NJ. J. Rollins Of Douglass,
Arizona. arrived at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William Rollins, last week
and will remain through the summer. Her
son. Fred d. ROLLINS, accompanied her on
the journey and is now working in the
Rollins store.-Mr. and Mrs II. w. Har-
rubh and daughter of Taunton, Mass, ar
rived at their summer cottage Friday,
making the trip in their car