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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
FIRST AMERICAN
WARsH|P IS LOST
PATROL boat GENT 70 COTTON
nv GERMAN SUBMARINE IN
WAR xohx.
ALCED0 GOES DOWN WITH 2l


Washington The American aatrO
Bt@i Alcsdu ~aH t0Fpedeed and sunk
by . German submarine 10 the val
soHe aud one officer ana 70 eniisted
nen are missing
The navy department announced the
disaster in this statement.
The navy department. has been adj
gised by Vice Admiral Sims that the
American patrol boat Aicedo. o eon
verified yacht. WAS torp-4oed and sanA
by Gvman submarine In rho war
xnas, uls otsicrr ard 10 men are
missing The ship sank In four mia
ates after being struck, Several Yea.
sells we're searching for possihIs sar
yivors al the time the report wss
made The AleeIa carried y eTs~ vi
seven officers and sa men
T'he Aleedo Is the first American
war vessel "a So down In the Mar The
destroyer Cassin. on patrol da,y, was
soFpsdoed recently but she MAIDS port
safely with the loas Ut only one -siian
The navy department, suuoC''eed
that the following meH oerR II the At
rsd8'g eF6w Nets xtfti rurare oa fte4
7 MS. y - = .la-'E ti,e.% >;es tteE's. a4'sr'
Lieut. tluulor gradeI John r Mel
vim. father. bishop stewart Melvin If
Selma, Ala
r. K uiozott. ssanen, mother Mrs
A. e oogE.ti. Astoria Innx Island
Jas .sssa@.s a'Ss@s,y saanpsn ~ a,ltasrv
Mrs Alb>rtins cisary. waite Plains
NY,
n. Wesch.. ~am~n. mother, Mrs
r. Nesche. Bwosl,n, y Y
II W Riker. seaman. mother. MIR.
Harry E Ria~r brooklyn
" W Suloes, seaman father, u X
smoek. lies Moioes. Iowa
4, Towle. seaman mother Mrs
Mary vonderwail lsnaies, l.. |
J Il Daniel, seaman, father. j A
nauiel. Darlington, s G
II A paoAano bpIiermassr math
~ rrtH iNlNeA sANsah'' t'ttNhN"AAR
N. Y
Frank " higgins CONAN naval
reserycl, mother. Mrs Bertha r His
gins, Staten Island, Y y
Robert McCrary tnasro' seaman
father. Capus MrCray. Charleston,
y. &,
r. W lingering, fireman mother
Mrs G. Tenburin, Jersey city, y J.
Alien T Edwards. seaman mother
Mrs. Lydia " Edwards, Jackson. y Y
G. + Gsus, seaman, mother Mrs.
Mary Ga4s. Jamaica, l., l.
Y T. Harrington 'sssfnshf mnthe.~
Mrs Maud Harrington. Ashland Okla
" & Surratt. seaman, mother Mr.,
" II. Witt NORTH Fork. W Va
" Il Roller. seaman mother Mrs
X. HoBer, Richmond I'M New York
city
] " Erunkharit, ssemsn. mother |
Mrs y Brunkhari,, brooklyn, y Y
LutAes L. MnAXer. aeanpan. father. !
4 " Weaver fsrpoklyn, y Y
John Wynne, jr. seaman; wife, |
Mrs John Wypnc " New Iors
+ Harrison mess attendant uncle
Iiear> Pool TYLER Ala.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
LOANED TO ALLIES


Washington Tho tinted STATES
haa l-sS1 medical ,sttteets. i'atsaa sf4t
memhcrs NJ ambulance se-tknas Of
the army attached 20 the british ana
freneh armIes II Sts anaoaut~i here.
and pra, lsi,'p AaN been made Tor
training 20 mnte sections mr. seryl e~'
with The Fr~nl,h army ... .,..
This American personnel IA loaned
~ tho lsrttish and French talNes ard
II suhIeys q, ryJsi, and teassigumrnf
witA American troops When such
r~~sstgnment is made fresh unttS ncw
In 'sstning will es assigned % the
british and French lr,,oa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
HOLES IN OTHER STOCKING


The asissoefsiie and rla.eetasio
booking young wo,nsa walked tate the
downtcwn shoe store says the Indian.
analIs Ne~s sud demanded q fitting.
spemandcd Was In tone at velce.l
nxsrstsf@isy sss lssr1sasa llssssR tsss
tbs regulation ssst prefrer~d her hy
thu manager Ut the department. and 10
assigned Classy Carries the ATHEIST
matinee idol la the shor. TO the Gus.
temer.
The woman began BY asksag 70 NEE
everything that WINS shown In the win.
dow outside, Classy G. started esi 10
hll tho order. lie did, But none Of the
she~s were good e1oaxh for aad&m's
dainty feet ~ thr asy woFe oU and
the customer stared, G G. hegsn to
psrHsre Ths other clerks hooked -
and grsaned No, that thsy dislsksd
Charles, bat. well. thsrS was a feeling
among the fellows ahant him, Al. THIS
dbl not change the sxpr~sslsn on Char
legs face, II remained, that same
winning smile. Nv, finally after Abcat
half the ssocA bad been laid eat for In.
spsetiaa. the manager whispered n
Charles. "Ar~ you that rotteaT" whi<sa
made Charles a. mad ~ ccald be. He
forge, himself IL violated the first
rule Of etiquette u the shoe clork,
mo. n IN the second, the FIRST IL ~
hand out the usual line about the
saaility. ste. ii. 'yanied esf ber ian
aEoe. La, and behold. the stocking On
the left foot was full Of asiesi II
the nigh, was psrfsc., wha, a 6sv
ia the wasnnn's ether pie~~ VI hosiery
The clerks gnspst Ths woman scr@sD.
ed The ether boys laughed.
Then with sigh NJ is~r~at-h<
helped. she remarked That ne went
msn. ths hSirs Ehs bomsh. p@ir
sf tennis shoes. high ieps, tea minutes
Atsr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
ASSIGN VESSELS TO ITALY
United states Government placea
Many Transport Ships AZ DIS
posai Of Italians

Washington Sewn ahips with a
tonnage 81 about 1S 900 thus far have
0ecn placed by che American govern
mant AT tho disposal of Italy for tho
Transports ~ >ss,Splsss j.. ,fs'sspsr, the
month Is over another Is oae tons. Il
waa said viii havo hecn turned OVER
The italians arn chiefly IN need OF
cnal steal and grain and the first
Later an arrangement probably VIII
b. worked out by watch ltalys coal
requirements VIII be furnished by
x..-.. rr't~- ~ '-rr~r-rts.'c- wrrr.. ~
saved
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
auilpiN6 EAlls-stN pyAp
Women Mere Victims 81 cenApsc In
New Ners

New Work SIX wcmen ~efe siled
whsn four story hatld ne sAih al
thori,ies say was condemned - Yeae,
A9o 49, an<afc. collapsed IN RrresNn
NV bottles haya hs'"a reverend
Ftrrmpn tsts,ea hlase oSssi 1stins
FROM, tGt cNpsNsloA az AN ammonia
tank In tAe nAssmer; after tao crash
oSvarrel Heavy machinery M tht
top ggys>- ia believed "a ease IxgseSs
the ccisAeso,
Coroner Wagner ordered Ne arrest
Of Frederick { &aS5ts. nan sSsr 81
the lts>cUlga Merantiss COMPANY on.
Ut iae tenants cr 4 charge III Cusra~
BE aexltxsnce
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
GRAVE. SITUATION !.
FACES ITALIANS
kusrRo-GERMANs CONTINUE 40
1REsatvE DRIVE ALONG rnE
rAGLiAMsNro RIVER.
ITALIANS LOSE 1900 GUNS
Italian Cavalry Aaa,a Demonstrates
Valas in Acidlnc 40 Advance Of
Huns While Positions are Pre-,
pared Tor final stand.

Rome Austro4;ermau pressure
vas more uosIcsabls On the left siag
OF tho Italian armies on the TagRa
men'o line, says The official statement
BY the Italian war office
Attempts made by the Teutop, 10
reach the right hans az tae rtter. the
statement adds have been detained hy
the Italian troops.
Thu general situation presents many
reassnring features, hut its continued
xravty i not 70 be undrrestinsted
The enemy advance i. beins hefi xest
" thu Tagliamcnto river Til. Italian
cavalry Is again demonstrating its
value
From the strategic standpoint the
Italian retreat In Northern ttAiy has
certain compenSatioG* u has abort
sned the Italian front from an irregu
lar curve n 70 miles to a compact
straight tt-r. ----------
The former froat. JUS, abandoned.
stretched from FtesTo southwark to
the Cali % Trieste. Which ia 50 miles
In an air line. and more than - miles
Including the sigsag- ever the moua
tsins This was an exceptionally long
sraat tsF SIT hss tsfserssve.sy siel@netv~
operations, and II VAS continually
threatened with iuturstou. a, weak
points Of the long line. such 40 the n
tai one, ~h1, the present blow vas
delivered al point where the lire
'apared off 10 4 thin outpost
The cid IRE moreover. nses no rtv
ers As natural defensss Nov, how
ever. the front Ia greatly shortened
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

afs*r giving him pAst N hotiae n
Ae. Discovery No eoamsmc~i w essa
and grew. Hs ac~na have The uiskA
swsass ard leeks naxeA hsssss. Nv
other issiae boy hAd ssfutula ard tho
Eedsciae cured him altss the d.csm's
medicine bad iaiisa. ldn ne hesitate 10
recnmmend the Discovery nj bill sirses.s
- Ass. RosA Len fioass. Roase 1,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

.,nassra british scrves In southern
Palestine made an attack os Ta-hssa
lines defending the ecas, ETY. N I.asA
TIE ttr& lsnc aeseascs 80 AsesNysra
fsuat we're captured ard hearty saS
prisoners anS. I'VE 'aA,Aiae ger, vsse
tAAea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
n War VIII Ilusli


ksse ~ sA% asAts III snA xaws -
NstaiS v sryirs VI ssfss IYsa = sauSass~
Nc ~ wseAss Hal ~ sx&M
\ HI aascA, vAM. sp~eaes< iaa1HSsV, nig
ssSsaA laeksax No Suna1F ysa ~ nsaV@
M and aa>Ns1zas~k
Nhy asa sAa N ys&s al i sss~aa.
dsg*AaSAAse altys M FmsvsA tsaAAs2
9sasL ns&svwy ~ M ilaxssy arr
yrafs pFefswa iss assssm NJ 3 Kaasa Txswss~
fai snase and AaaA hsasak u ~ sx.Anv
Nnasassas whs have - reaarus.s a.
supa Am&asA NV No xSA
Gear the ceaasa teATaN& s~s RIA IL
snsasAssy skia trs~sAN LII tAss resaasas
AsAs Feaneiy rid ys~f h@ay Ii sae saa,
parties II HE AecA. ~ h sss.e sss
sse@nstA~a yea hefsaa smFss tAw isgxsrs
ING cA=sFse ceagA
In, t'seases tsaaasa M~1ess ns~aerSry
b a~ssateay Acsska. fss~ fsxMa assaAss
az dahxerens hahn tuewsm1 AraxA. All
druggists neatA u hhaexA Twhaets
cast bot 90 c~ntK
Wo0nrNNn, Twkw. - teAlA n IA csssEfw
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
ATTACKS xEREsssv INTERVIEW


I.ca4oa. Cea Gnrke, a. TIE Ras
ian a--y. wAo arrives recessiy In
Enxiars f-wz Russia says IA; Pre-
c. Mr aereusky showed lack Of psasisi
-al sease an5 t&ct Ia s-.ni1r tie BRIT.
sA feet fer rot eE,s rt1s tie BATH
n. declares that sata sntry was not
oily i'm rc,xs he, sgt ;ha, J; caaIt aof
hare hs-a carried Gg. Il tizze 70 pre-
vv-t the Germans FROM laaasEg ca ias
Stands In The gzlf q Riga
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

itsfy 10 Detsr~-t~sd To Drive invaders
Prom Her Sci
Rome The gravity 81 the situation
and the fss,cs ~ ali PARTIES into one
national entity determined at all odds,
to drive the enemy ffata the mother
soil. apparently has reached even Tbs
vatican. ~here Il Ia realized that n is
S&vsaese TO abandon ary efforts III,
ward pesse
Ths sea6srs IL the ashol-c PARTY
De- AIRED their ssypsrt "a united italy
In tie supreme struggle
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
erjsss Lest E4urtee- vessels

,.aadoa Foagtsea ErtsasA merchant,
rasR. orsv i,soN toss xe-~ saak by mss~
or submarine hast ~eek. 1ee-diag ~
ire Admiralty rsparS. roxr vessels At
3sT ,.Sao te7s also were sans. bat IN
tlssias srast.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

ceAsere~<s Between lieyc c<e-ss ana
osn serpa.~e st eseia

Paris Before }~avtrs Parts for
Rons. David t2c~t Ceo-g~ British
premier, as3 oaS interview wis
Gee. TerSstrx The America rcn
raas,e- carte especially trem the
American atTsr headquarters to ae..
TIE British prime aaiasy:~r iya.4
Marsaal Hsie tie BRITISH Commander.
- wAs present a. he conference
= S~rr Immediate gc,tes nv toe .tal;Aai
sss pl&Enesi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

EEpacs As-rs - ArErat.ne exeerTea
&ss.sis quarters N frow~n BEET 10
tie frs; essa, nortes u tAs- yea, Al
sncre~se II Ss'..lI ever she svrn ss<
exported in TIRE corresponding p~~tos
o. last vssxr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
BRAZIL WILL RETALIATE
WIN Be AnnulIed ard Suspects
informed.

Rio de Jaaeiro. arasil All the
measures recommended To the ron.
gress by President Hras az rwrrtsals
agains; German aggression har" been
agreed to Wy the tStaamiitee oi tha
chamber OF depat3ss
:, Thsss fa~assts* tR4iaana. Ann alInsni
81 contracts fof publk works ~a.prsf
into With Germans, prohibition n
new land sone.sssons 10 German sub
,~cts. roa' n German ranks and
the event annslms;t 81 their Il.
cansea ~xfeEsion az tAe~ measures
10 tssyvnan, snnaiasrrlA} firms. GenA ltAe
s;o1 n Toe transfer oi ownetshlp o,
German properties and 'hs tsternmesi
" German suspects
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
ABSOLUTE NEUTRALITY.
New Spanish Premier pfeelAin,s Policy
= As)Wln pursve.

Madrid Marquis Manuel Garcia
frteto rse Alausmas. tie rex Spanish
premier tn A statemer.. declared the
rev government woali follow the
same ps,,iry Of absolute neutrality a.
the previous governments
The premier stli take ever the port
folio 81 foreign affairs, s,c3.ot Atvar~xio
having relfnqutshr3 H.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

I.onSua There are sfa tssse perxscn
era on tire books az the ErttisA p~a.
ssca Department, according to Q re-
cen, s,ateu*nt ny JOHN Hedge. zin.
lister Of asesssons
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

tanslan Treatment If SerAaaa Urls,
Aners ia Austria sAs shcSa ) sarSei
change ser the better IRIS sa~ aer. ae.
serdtng to reports received " :hc
Serbian snyarnmeHt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

The wise mar profits by the esIssst!
snre Of otbevs- ~ the same time mix
ins In a little originality,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
AMERICANS clIHs OLYMPIA
Visit ra~seus Menssssgy Y. TICS "
Ncss4 NevHfAlr.

Atasas Az AnsrtcAn parry. taciss.
fnx Secretary White. II the Americas
ex.,scr. ara Mexsrs Hill. BlsSes ans
rasxsncrs. CT the American scAoos 81
A-cn~sacyy aAs !Gst retained f-u- q
ro,aase trtg IN saks Tia taE&oss
&ozr, olyrzpGs. s-A feet. Uzs seales
10 It's highest sz-3-S' xse a visii SIS
made 20 tAx: Cos; czr;DAs - al re-
pahslsx, q rspshaie Of rsazAs;sr1es II
the ,oS Of Ioga; A,sae.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Mss I ssaw used
nctov fieres's
Asidea Medical
Discovery Ice ny
tn tsskss hey9.
O. hAa alxlsa
ssesmDs. peer ape
aAs sallew csem~
exscn. Aaa hSl
Ul1 Ksssninx IA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
NEW YORK SUFFRAGE sorE.
Returns she~ Majority Of s'%s< ~
Favor

New York Returns from al sIcess;
ga districts IN the state show raa
sor1ty 81 - ass for suffrage a: Tues
DAYS election The vote vas stsS.s
tor Ard sS5.oss AGAINST the grope~s.
ttor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
70. the Soldier.

Bufynlo. will provide r-creatlyn far
seiertive draft soldiers TIL S%~ yn#&
state camps.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Don't leave yrus faults lying sreusd
tm other people 10 stumble or~r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
THE PFTHCGRAD W0RkMES
AND SOLDIERS pt,l MATES y

Leon TFpt2ky. president OF the cen
trial exeeatiye committee o. the petro
grad council of soldiers and work.
mens delegates. Issued declaration
to the eff@,t that tbs provisional gov
eminent was no taHger IN existence.
snd that some Of the members hal
been arrested The preliminary par
lament has been dissolved
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
PRIVATE MERLE n NAY. father
Harvey II Hay. tilsddeu Iowa

''Nf' - 'f"FH N'~AN'-rN'f ~
WOUNDED
Private John ] Smith. brother +, u
Saith Iudingtcn, Mich
Private Charles ]. flops!Hs. brothar
James " F,opsins. stsntnu, Texas
Private Homer Glveag. father MI,
liam y Givens, Cl0serdsse. Ala
Private George !. fAeE. father James
L Box. 100 North Grad street. Alius,
OKLA
Private Charles /. Orr no,hef Mrs
sarah Regnall. LYONS KAT
CAPTURED AND MISSING
serr Edgar N IislynTrton. father
George h HALLIBURTON, stony Point
y C
Corp. Edwin n. Hsine-, mother Mr.
Yatraerth Haines, Route Z. Wood ward,
Okla
Corp Nicholas / Malhall, mother
Mrs. Bridge, MulhaIl, Jersey Ct,y
Private He-ctei Godfrey father vii
liam e. Ose,s., Chicago
Private Vernon NJ henaal, Esther
Sam Kendall. r. Y d :. Dcll, Okla
Private william ? Grissby, Esothes
Mrs, l4t1rte Gvtgshy, Louisville
Private Frank VI Isagsi, 's'aer
n l.. NrnoaeAI Narysisle Mo
Private Tssrtei " 6aasxs~e ta,h@s
Neil Gallagher flocton. Aie
ps!rsts JcAn 7 I@ss'ef father WI
att lester. Tatwilsr. RtsS
Private Harry l-AaSRr.sn- Ada
argh rnar. ChicaEo
rrfva,. pexey n Keru, nsosasr Mrs
Eya Tyron, Collins. iasa
Private ----- kec kca. fsr TOT be tiea-
LIED
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
UPHOLD
FIGHTING LEGENDS
SUPERIORITY or NUMBERS ONLY
ENABLED GERMANS TO CAP.
TuRs soys IN TREkcaga
SURPRISE ATTACK AT DAWN
Fret List of Killed, Wounded and Cap
tareo In Actual Battle 10 Given
I|erewith~-~one Mias4ss.ppi Boy
Taken CApttse.

With ,Ae American Army in France
A small detachment of infantry meu
was attacked In the front line tteneh hes
by much superior force Of German
trueps The Americans we're cot ngt
from relief by the heavy harrage in
their rear They fought halian,ly un
III oscrw helmed solely by num6 beers
The fighting In the trenches ass
hand tokanA Il vas br... and fierce
-
Ia the extreme
Here is the offhial casualty list
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
DEPOSE: kEREkSKY;;
PEACE PROPOSED
MAxiMALisTs OBTAIN CONTROL
o. pETsocRAo AND will Pho
POSE IMMEDIATE PEACE.
Premier ksrenssy Reported 10 Have
Fled From the Capttsl~-Seidssrs
ard Workinsmsn lssus
Cali fer Reunion.

doHd0a The AaSiEnalisss have OBJ
tanned eontrS OF pstr0gra6 and To-
saad a proclamation saying :he Rsw
government Will propose Immediate
peace. ths semiofticial Russian news
axehey announces.
i'frmirr k@rensky has been dsppaei
and has fled from tho capital. the
ssHniotiiciai news agency declares
Ordars. 1t states. have been laaaed tor
his arrest.
The Maximalists we're assisted by
chs ratrograd garrison. which made
possible a coup detat without blood
Ahad
A wireless dispatch from re'rograt
sayn that the eouhgil Of soldiers and
workmsns delegates has announced
that tbs split In ths council. has been
healed and that a call has been sen.
out for delegate from each 10 e0G
VI tbs population 10 express tho Will
at the Russian army
tha ant@uiEsHlFN tnt!pHB
To All Army Corps sud Divisional
tssamitt esss-r', To-day shafe ia - geaitspa
ot the soldiers aud woranrn 4 dei6
gales T'ho army f0Mdittaes are dr
dersd 10 send delegates. Tor express
ing the Will " ,ha army We suggest
a. tvu 10 send delegates immediately
from your midst To refuse 10 take
part In dsCldins the destlny VI tbs
twvulaitnn Ia stn which ffsffrf sTff'
not pardon Eject u delegate from
zach 10. 900 aud wnd them 10 the re-
union
"THIE FETHtpGRAD W0RkMEN
AND SOLDIERS pti. tNiATFSS
Leon Trotaky. president OF the cen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
MILLER,

PRIVATE THOMAS y. ENRIGHT,
sister hFs Mary irwin, Pittsburgh
PRIVATE JAMES r. GRESHAM.
mother Mrs Alice ppid Evansville.
fp.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-15
SUMTER LINGERIE
been visiting friends here.

been visiting friends here.
A. b. Clark and son, Robert and l..
II. Crosier We're business guests in
North Adams Saturday
Miss Ethel V. Hicks of Springfield
is spending a week with her mother,
Mrs Lila II. Stafford.
Mrs. William Cooley and son Alfred
Of Buffalo. n Y. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Chase Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dooley of
New York are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. +. NJ. Sprague.
Miss Eleanor Sawyer OF Whining
ton was the weekend guest of Miss
Marjorie Parsons.
Miss Anna Healy is enjoying
two weeks vacation at her home in
North Adams.
Miss Blanche T. Sprague is enjoy
ing a vacation with friends in
Townsend.
Lawyer O. f. Butterfeld of Viii
mington was a business guest here
Tuesday
Joseph Loiselle of Pittsfeld spent
the weekend with relatives and
friends
DR. F. A. Walsh and l.. II. Crosier
were business guests in North Adams
Monday.
George Barre of Brattleboro is the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il.
Barre.
Mr. and Mrs William Wiley of
pittsdeld spent Sunday with rela.
tiyes.
Miss Mary Baruzzi of PittsGeld was
the weekend at the home of her par
ents.
c. II. Pope has returned from
visit spent at Lake Winnepesaukee.
VI.
Chosby A. Perry was the guest of
relatives in Pittsiield over Sunday.
Miss Emma Holmes was business
guest in North Adams Saturday.
james Christie of Pittsfeld spent
the weekend with his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Perry we're in
North Adams Monday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-15
EAST ARLINGTON

Miss Helen Mullins OF Springfield.
Mass is visiting her sister. Mrs.
John Norton
Miss Marjorie Andrew of this place
is visiting hef,apuslh, sMbs Carrie
Hard at South SALISBURY.
Misses Anna ANA Sarah Mann who
are employed in bennington, are now
home on two weeks vacation.
Miss Margaret Norton. who has
been visitlns her brother. John Nor.
topfot This place, has returned to her
home in Boston
tMrs. Katherine Grant has taken a
position in the Bennington Sanitary
Laundry She expects to move to
Bennington soon.
Mr. and Mrs W r Pierce in their
new car motorod to Cobleskin. n. Y.
Saturday accompanied by MIR. and
Mrs G. s. Stafford.
Mort Dean, mother and daughter
Alice, who have been spending their
annual vacation in town, returned
Sunday to New York
Mrs. Lucy Merritt, who has been
keeping house for Robert Shuneton
for the past year, has returned home
to Brandon Sunday 20 Try and regain
her health after an attack OF pneu-
monia
If the party, who took the sheets
and he'd spread from DR.. Grays lawn
Monday will return them at once, It
viii he considered Joke, otherwise
IL viii he n serious matter as their
identity rs known
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Schroarzkor
and Rev !. G Robinson, who is visit.
ing them m0tored 10 their former
home nelcher, ~ Y, to attend
church Sunday returning with their
nieces, Misses Ressie aud Elizabeth
Robinson who viii spend a few days
in town
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-15
SALISBURY

John stevens is confined to the bed
by illness
Mrs Della Cole of Arlington is Wis
iting her daughter. MS. Julia Elwell
Miss Gertrude Bates and sister
Stella, were in Albany one day last
week
George Mattison and William
Dung have each purchased an auto
mobile
Mrs. Amos Johnson of Bennington
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Oscar Elwell
Mr. and Mrs Fred Ranney of North
Bennington spent Sunday at the home
OF Merle Bottum.
Mr. and Mrs. solomon Carpenter OF
Rutland are visiting their daughter
Mrs Merle Bottum.
There will be NO services in the NJ.
Z. church next Sunday as Mr.. Heller
has gone on his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Lature of Ben.
nington have been visiting Mrs. La.
lures sister, Gertrude Bates.
Thomas Wheeler, who has been
spending his vacation here, returned
to his duties in Ohio Saturday,
Miss Sarah Burt of Bennington
spent Sunday at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Burt.
Mrs. Clarence II. Temple arrived
at camp on August 10Th to spend a
week with her daughter, Betty.
Mrs Bert HlIard OF Manchester
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
MIS-. b. B. Hulett for a few days.
Miss Hazel J Penzelt OF Brooklyn,
n. y, arrived at camp August 18th
to remain the rest OF the season
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitman of
North Bennington spent Sunday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Whitman
Miss Mary Dean of South Shaft.
huy and Miss Fleda Howard of New
Berlin, N. " have been visiting their
aunt, AIRS. D. W. Harrington.
On August 10th Mrs. Currier and
six counselors of the camp motored
to camp Hanom, returning the next
evening fun OF the camps praise,
On August 9Th Mr.. and Mrs. L. V.
Briggs Of Oaklane, Penn, came to
visit their daughter Elmore, bring.
ms with them their younger daught.
err Helen, who will spend two weeks
in camp
There was a masquerade dance on
the evening Of August 18th planned
by the girls OF the camp The cos
tunes we're most original and arts.
TIC, prizes being awarded for the best.
A lucky number dance closed an
evening full Of fun.