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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-26
AUCTION SALE

EyEuAL LAHGE DDNrtpNM EN'fh
from Seattle homes give us o. lie y
AHHpUTAENr At HEATri.Lh LEAb
$50 Att-rtuN HOUSE 5000 fif' nNb
Ave- U~p doufs uofth - Moore th"a
tfrl ron BIW NEXT Auction
SALE. 10 20 TnipAr ARM ~. The
handsoms mahogany pieces inrlu1a
massive bed in Napoleon STYLE. large
chiffanter ana dushess dresser tea %
with triple mirror ana cane s~at ted
room chair and rocker 90 match. oak
extension tables buffet sifstoAffs.
serving table. 3 s.ts dinins rhaifs. o.
hFsfy and center tables variety ~
GOOD roe kefs rustir quarferei nah com
Yartment vaftfnh=. rlr,aHsian valnu'
and oak rhiffnnlsfs hotel and come
hluhttun dressrfe Heffrrs. sanitary
tuurhas brass bed heavy ana liEhi
enamel BEDS good sprrrs mattresses
pillows hsdftns curtains small fuli.
frp tesE fnassasa table linolsufu. con
Ealcuu at squares carpets. fuGs. coal
and Eas fanHus. cook stove. hsaiefa
tawn mowers carriage rans bench
wrinEsf nAsiiRua sn1 other dishes.
glassware cioeks. sfr JOHN hiAii
Iff. a SONS AnFfiohcofH Nafu fgt1
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

'iafrfoFant. phrerniortst ard card reader
VIII 'sii you n ths one you inss 10 true
of falas tell ypu chen ur whom yIl
viii mafrY. lu fact Hhs vii toll fou
every hope fear uf am billion better
than you csn toll t yourself Advice op
business Fpsfuiaflnn. trseatnsnt love.
marriage diForrs. fsunlts tho ssph
rated and cause speedy marriage uIfh
tho one = yogr choice. tho secret %
poser and psrEonal infilsbrs. how 90
sir IN tuslurss love health and 81 AZ
fairs MAKE no misfaks when seeking
fhe advice - rialrvoyaui or pniu4ist
D. rafs 90 roHsuit fh@ tsst A. sssr
- things hifteu fn man oF woman.
Mime Royal has 20 squal Many pro-
ices che FlN - clair ufaury. bot few.
inds.i are o. Riffsd one visit 20 a
renuirs EsBguau aeteafisf wil FspAy
Yau foF macy diszppointfnsnts 2itb
t'uian - vernon Hotel. 20 m 10 4
~ Special readings zee.
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CONSULT
MADAM LESLIE

EGYPTIAN rHRESoLoGIsT AND
MEDIUM
This famou. phrcnoioEiat reads your en-
tire ne from cradle 10 old age Just
- tho head Indicates. gives you dates,
facts. tolls you what has passed IN NE.
What 10 happening without asking a
single question She does not tel
thinEs 10 please. bus reads things lust
49, tbs head indicates. toll. you what
planets YOU were born under the lucky
and unlurkY planets. when and whom
You viii marry. settles and explains
love. family troubles. marriages IL
voroe health. business lawsuits. snecu-
lationH Investments. transactions OF al
Kinds. In fact no matter what your
hope. fear Or ambition. come to this
noted phreroiorift and find help. There
u no need fnr anyone 90 10 uuEuccess-
ful Her advice removes all trouble
Fhe guarantees satisfaction or no
charges Special readings 80 cents. for
two weeks only Hotel Morris. room :,
lt1t Third. between Union and Pike
Hours. 20 $40 daily and sunday
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MADAM RUTH

rQrPTlAS PltRENOLuOtsT
WHO has 'he power 20 tell you anything
you ~ant 60 know. can advise business
men ard working men what hns 81
business Or work viii - mosi liEslF
fer them. and shat part Of tho sorid
will D. NOR. tBrc~ssfui for them. TIL.
madam wiii tell you how 50 ina a rood
position and hos 20 hold a. She does
not tell 60 pisass you. but sirss only
true advice on business and family AT
fairs. courtAhip and marriage; tells the
name o., your future husband or wife
how to vin tho one ynu love. sho ad
riss= how 90 bring the separated to-
Ecthsr. and makes happiness Ia your
home tell In regard 10 your absent
friends sh- tells you what business you
are adapted fof. when to speculate and
where 20 locate and hos Go avoid all
trouble she tells you ths secrets %
being happy and succ~ssfui o. anything
you take IN hand ~ you are worried
or discouraged. consult Madam Ruth a.
once her advice ~tit rsmoV. aii OBJ
siartss Her readings are strictly con
fifsutai Satisfaction guaranteed OF
no charges This IL the tnRdafu's FIRE,
time IN Seattle You have seen the
others nov see tho best. ~ In troubl.
Special readings sec Hours 10 a. m
90 so y m Hotel Green. room 20.
FOURTH and PIKE
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CONSULT
MADAME IENEATT

THE GREAT EoNfsrIAN
rHWgNOISpBGAT ANp MEptfN
who hss Jssf arrived Be- ihis city "
there - anYfhinE yog desire 60 know.
enc car toll Yeu Advises hos 60 gaia
success 81 lows marriage family affairs
sua dirofcs health. iAsslits, spscu4A'
tious inFsstusuts or business tfAnsae.
tiors 81 any kind - lus' as the head In
cfrafss tells ~ tho one 11u love i tue
or false rivsH frs nsrne % your fsivfe
husNkba rr wlfa. causes Fp~sdY mar
ftass wlih ths ono o., your choice tens
What business Yeu aFs adapted TO-. ana
what part % the ~oFid IL moe, iaeky
fer yoa. Hfstsss hou 20 Gain and hold
good position The madAms advice
removes 81 obstacles and trouble. and
causes you TO have happlnesa In your
home also anYthiuE yoa take In hand.
There 10 no need % anyone 60 have
bad luck or trouble ssrbs you are
EoinE against your ialsnt consult
MADAM Jeneait a. once " IN trouble
Tier advice 10 good shs can h"ip you
ha'isfsciion guaranteed Or no rhaFs~'
Hperiai rradlngs one wsrk only. soc
npom :pt tAtsrty HuiidluE corner
uuinn and Thiri. opposite partnFfre
unlon st. entrAacs HsadinEH daily and
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
IMPROVED RANCH
8 ACRES NEW ntiiDi>Gs

. room bunsaiaW style house isrEs
rooms almost new also seod
barn chicken houses tool house
storage sheds all tuiidinHs Ia ga
ceiisnt shape good slsvd creek
runs thru place. besides Tine vel
Tor household use all % property
tie. lsvel. part % plAce Nsht
loan SOL. balance bottom lani,
witch works % easily, garden
planted this year. tenred. cedar
pa.is used. wires. faces two
main county roads vel ifn-
proved district. frrs delivery
from stores creamery - miles
from property st minutes drive
10 seattle public market Price
t.sGn. monthly terms ilss rrnt
can 30 arraHErt Tor aAtisfattprT
party Apply at .e3 Sss fotk
Heck
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Ailments Of the Gtznts
and Nerves . sp~s.Ss
|Eyss. Ears. >os~. ThFvsf.
|tb~st, rheumatism. Blood
and skin Ailments. Psrzl-
ysi.. Quick. reliable treat
mens for Pelvic Ailments
and all weaknesses. Hood
ie.is Of even Kind. Perma-
n~pt b~ftern~Dt for low vi
tally. Scientific sp4nl
nerve treatment Ne knifa
Twelfth yc@r. DIR. MA~y,
'2o5-s fples bidS.. Ella Sec
ond ave
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MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

~ 1EIlAN flihENOiAfFlSI
CI.AfHNOYANT AID MEDIUM
to read your entire life. past.
present ana future. gives true advice
on business. love. health and family
affairs tells tho name Of your future
husband or wife. and what Co do t. 90
successful IN life. tells you what bust
ness In most lucky Tor YOU and what
part 81 tho world will be more success
ful for you, advises how 60 gain and
hold good position. sha tells n the
one YOU love ia true or false. and causes
speedy marriage with the ono % ,our
choice. brings the separated together.
makes happiness between man aud
wife. she tells you the secrets OF being
happy ana successful In anything you
take In hand. her advice will remove
all obstacles ana evil Influence one
visit to Madam Nellie viii repay you
for diHpppolntments IN all others, salts
faction guaranteed or no charges Spc-
cial readings 30 cents. Hotel I1lk. room
g. 1871 Second ave. corner Pine st.
Daily md Sunday
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alJsINrss prRsoNALs

80 bOolN 90 fthbONeIo
WOMEN tsE YorH CREDIT prEN
q charge arcaunt W. viii Eife g'u
ff~ft ~ nutfit yourself in anything
,su MAJ need In nam GOODS you
pay on easy terms - factory pfir"s
We manufacture rNsF9fhirE that 10
worn in hair goods - any special pat
tern ~ dssiEn brirs ur your cat hAlf
or combluKs. We make them 20 81
factory price, We aye and make over
your Old Switches MAll orders given
prompt attention.
rkCTonY HAiR FTuHF ifoi FIRST ~
WASTED TO KNow the WHERE
ahuut. ~ my brother. Gustav EmAn-
u.f.an. Iss, heard % in sNd around hiT
Lake wash. iiis sistsf L. very auti7as
90 hear from hIu. - shs has 80 sH'n7
,sfy Important news Tor him Anrnne
hn1wiuE tln shsfrabHuts please rom
nuntrais at once ~ith HfS Miiief.
GENERAL psltsrg. hptis Aont
ALKALINE LLOYD
oth.r, roma ana &C. bui f"r % years
Adsuns Lloyd has been heattiss phf"n'
oiasis, ana bssines. sd'is.f 10 al ~
fair, % lifs 9it Union. APT y r.
lott ts7s Special this week. tee
NgwIst WALK dances. ~ ,
~ lessons pfitat. halls. Yopns
kS@ lacy assistsuts! no diffefsnos
" 700 ts,sa't danced. Day
a ard evening
"a STEVENS M. y"' ,,H, Az
Member National United Masters -
Dancing Annexation
HAhD wOnKfNg. PATRIOTIC AMEE-
lean ass a. srpsfisnrsf faftnsr.
would itss % wers isdYs ranch. wager
or Shares matrimonial pgusp-srt pFr-
fsr.a write r. cl0ush. tIis sun
MAS SLIGHTLY pgaESTED. Wan
fsref aaAY from home Nunday morn
inr had on tius trousers. black svsr.
coat ard Derby. iAsi seen a. 2eth ana
y Cherry snyor. sseiuG this party.
plssss cali East tttb
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1ET WE'LL IN NAT
unAf WAY
" lice We. Chiu--.
nature herbs hnms
remedies surressfui b.
IS treating stomach.
ktd neT bladder
rheumatism. b % o 4
dtf1TdsTs ard many
other ailments %
rn~n and women ~
u.iuE chinese nRturs
hrfts
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READING 500
Ask MADAM boss
BcIESTtFIc THHENoLOGIsT

Ask MADAM BpkA
BcIE&TtFic THHENoLOGEsT
Has Just Arrived.
This wcns -rfui lady reads your sstir. llfe
,usi &c your head Indicates. irving alb
soiuisiy reliable and confidential In
formation Ca every subject dear and
Interesting 30 tho hVn&n race. such al,
business Law. low. divorces. speculation.
~tlls family affairs. etc. IN fact. what
ever your tFoabiss cares are In life
pay Madam Hoss q Wait. Look Eps-
clal for on. ~esk only Special read
ins. 20 cents and up. Satisfaction
ruarAnts~f- Antiers hotel. opposite the
f-i office. corner Foarth and Cnlon.
room a.
REv. HERTHA NELSON. TRUE AD-
vis~r. riv~~ private consultation daily In
ali business affairs q Iisr. circles Tues
DAY wednesday and Friday evenings
is0. Four'h ave
EAsTEnS MEDIUM HAS cfRCLEs
wednesday and Friday nights sec.
nsadinEs daily. Call at itlt Seventh
ave city
CARDS. PALMisrRY-
tii Union. ufstairs Special soc.
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MADAM VICTORIA

Worlds greatest clairvoyaut. phrenologist
ana medium guarantees TO read your
entire llf", past. present and future
giye true advice on business. love
health and family affairs; tolls tho
name OF your future husband or wife
ana what TO do to be successful In life
ono Wait will pay YOU for your many
dlsappointments In others She will re-
move all obstacles and tell you how to
win and hold tho ono YOU desire She
Eives advice on all important affairs 81
NO Special readings SOC. Daily and
sunday Room l. Abbott Hotel over
owl Drug store, a0bb Pike
PULL CARD READING paEa Hotel.
Fourth ave- room zoe
MADAM Fry e. SCIENTIFIC CARD
reading. piks Hotel. sos pIks At
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n HE wo cHiSt,sE MEDICINE co.
stt James e. BET Ind nnd frd Aves
Seattle wash EstAhllshsd ifei
MARRY At OScE-wE PUT rot is
correspondence With several Thousand
charming aud refined laiiss Who ~ish
TO marry many vorth from ii.toa 20
ssr coo and upward Particulars free
Address Allen ward ME valley Nsh
WHOEVER a. uoOD HOME. MAKING
souf wages veil situated. you'd Ike
acquaintance Of rsspectsbis lady 30
tween % and 50. object matrimony
" s7tf glrth ave "
LADIES -sANpERsoN'a COTTON ROOT
pms. safs snd sure cure for delayed
periods rrir~ 8. or borss - EVER
boz guaranteed Raymond Kennedy
room Hotel Anusrs. Fourth and
rniou
HAPPIN Eas LIES ~ MANNED LtFE
A.. you ionsly' Join Seattle Reliable.
Fdsndshtp club tAdis. free Ada y.
rtrns ~ Union. Ant
LAptRs DON'T wonRr WIEN pE.
isysd or Irregular Use Lady EiEin I'm
p.rai Tablets ny natl u per boz.
double strength 81 80 Every boz Huar-
au'.a Crown AGENCY. pie PIN. ct
suEr ACQUAINTED soctETT''-MEEr
inss Thursday evening". isib ElEhth
ave. Apt u.
HEGtsTERED MiDwIFr-MHs VII
l.ls'sn: i'is 18Th y. W. Phone pAi-
IADfEB-MY RENEniEa PosfTTVELr
guaranteed sAfe and sure: latest ,sni-
tary method. terms 20 suit. Call 1888
18Th ave y Madison car
LADIES MY REMEDY IL POHirivELY
guaranteed ~ money refunded Gail
and bs convinced. can i5i7 Ninth ave
FOX TROT a, ana ', s,,,r, moG .5S
Artfs
AAlInflI> tiOo DOWN. 81 90 A WEEK
&SEH buys diamond or watch.
WtWV PETER MICHAEL. 100. sud
Liberal credit Remodeiins
"A YOUNG HANCHER WOULD LIKE
TO correspond with n lady between 20
and 90 years OF age: object fnAtrimony
q n. BoS !. Camano. Wash.
IApiEa MY GREAT gtircEgaTTiT,
remedy positively guaranteed Term.
TO suit all cases and conditions Mad
am Crane. iib2 iith ave Madison cable
REV GREENE HOTEL HOLLAND
Fourth and jefferson. near court house.
Easily reached for ministerial services
private parlors MAN siei
COME AND JOIN OUR HOME SOCIAL
club Tuesday and Friday evening".
Clift Cottage. corner Eighth ana Pins
WORkING MAN WOULD LIKE TO
aud 30. for Sunday company; matrl-
nony n suited F-ib. star
BtSINEss MAN WISHES TO MEET
lady, 20 to 50. Scandinavian preferred.
object mntrimony Address y IS star
RAGTlMG PLAYING TAUGHT. 10 TO %
lessons. success guaranteed. b0t- soc
PsntaEes nldE
LADIES. MY REGULATOR NEVER
fails ono complete treatment free
l52tH broadway
LADIES ~ TROUBLE sAvE TIME AND
money by calling lh2iis broadway
1879 wEsTLAKB- Second hand ranxe.
low price
koDAKnHs-"1N At /. AT 8 THEY'RE
done" 10 cents a roll Jacobs. P.-I
nidR
KAvANAUGH's 81 90 lat. 1905 ist ave
pENVER DYE woHKs-iaoe 7th ave
STAR WANT ADS 1
BEST FOR RESULTS
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psysIcIaNs AND SURGEONS

pN v X rnEER riiYniciAs AsD
surgeon Eehito. arinafy snf froisi dis.
ease. Traders Heck. cernsr Third
ave and Marion iiOaFs ~ 80
% m evening" : 10 - BandaYs is
% - rhans Tliiaii fis
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IApAM ray SCIENTIFIC CARD
reading. Pike Hotel. sos Pike at.
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ALL subscriptions must 10 startea
from date the subscription :
ceivca. Rack numbers cannot %
supplied
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10 acres: near Kent: nearly all Cleared
fire soil. 5-roosn horns, GOOD veil For
quick sale price. 81. roo Must - cash
q. NJ Hsckman. fat WashinEtnn -
iSs~eERG CANos foR SALE
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GRANGE IN AppREss--sueserieer.
should be sure and give thoN ''u
a wall as their new address
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AN sELLIS0 MT HOMESTEAD ~ s
and i9-acrs tracts. one mills from beach.
cheap owner. W. -. Pattsn. Colby.
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DOINGSIOF THE DUFFS

IN QUE
HtSrGGpANS
NoO WILL
pecAlL TAA
hleUR VOL
ns coNIespI
p TaG
AeaH fiule
BY STEALING
MS oHTS 10
Glve TAe
MAJORS AoSt
a square
MEAL
UP To Ae
| PRESENT
TIME I've
| TREAT is
| SnLL ON
| "
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ALKALINE LLOYD

,th.f, come ana &C. hui fnr % years
Adsiins Lloyd has been heattiss phfen'
oiastsi and business sfaisef 10 al ~
f.tf, % iifs .ll tnioa. Apt y H.
ft.st ssr. NusriHl this week Soc
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CHINESE MEDICINE

CHINESE MEDICINE
n VOC Have B~-s
poets<tnG Witheut Re-
alt for Years. see Ne
and nv.stiEats mr
remedial
The mos, ohsrina,s
rssss % asthma rhsr-
rnstisrn ard nervous
disorders have been
treated sueesssfuiiy-
Cons.ips,ion. es,arrs
snf disorders Of the
bladder. skin ana
stomach. as veil as
appendicitis. srs re-
iisvsd without opera
tior NJ advice 10
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u LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE. CHEAp-Two INCEST
ana best poniol la town 1903 l0th
ave. W.
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CARDS PALMisrRY-
tiI Union. UPSTAIRS Special soc
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ATroRNgYs-pATENT
BILLIARD TABLES

Y06 SALE - pii.iIkRD TABLES
hrpra new rarora and pocket. Win
ecmpi.ts ou,rit. tise; secoad -hand va
kies az reduced prices. eo~hns aiy
supplies: easy payments Cigar stefe
ffstures Send fer cs;sioxas
RYurswtek- paiks-coii-nder Co. wv
es--et rt~.s Az. SEATTLE Wash
-~-~e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~-~~~~~r~~~~~~~~
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-13
CAN GET FARM HELP NOW
Continued from Page y

measure in caring for their crops,
At the present time insects and fun
gus pests are appearing on the different
crops and it seems that these pests are
more prevalent this year than ever. 1t
is probable that they are not more prev
alent but that the farmers are becoming
acquainted with them and are endeayor-
ing to find ways of combating them A
few of these pests might be herein
named and methods of eliminating them
explained.
The rose bug, an insect somewhat
smaller than the so-called potato bug
with a black stripe along its back,
seems to be infesting the beans, and the
grape vines and doing very much dam
age. These insects work very rapidly
and must be fought as soon as they are
found The remedy is spraying with
the following mixture. ! to gallon of
molases, to:5 pounds Of Arsenate Of
Lead (paste), and so gallons of water.
1t will be necessary to put in the molas-
SEES in order that the bugs may be en-
ticed to eat the mixture.
GRAssHoPPERs
During the past week the County
Agent with an Extension Service man
has been over the County looking for
grasshoppers, They found two sec
tons which had an appreciate number,
These sections were East Middlebury
and Salisbury, The farmers in Sails
bury were organized and are all fighting
this pest. There will be demonstration
of how to kill hoppers in one section.
The hoppers are not bad enough this
year to do any damage but by killing
them the next years crop will be con-
trolled. Eggs are usually layed in
August and in September but do not
hatch till spring; they are layed mostly
in the dry pastures and so by fighting
them early only the pastures have to be
treated.
A meeting was called in the District
school house in the infested community
in Salisbury at which the farmers hav-
ing any of the grasshoppers were pres
ent. The method of control and the
cost of it to each farmer was determined
at this meeting and the farmers were
organized to fight this pest all in the
same night
CoNTRoL;-The method used at pres
ent in fighting grasshopers is the poison
ed bait This is made up of 20 pounds
of bran, quarts molasses, = dozen
oranges or lemons, pound Of Paris
Green and gallons of water. This has
to be put on about three O'Clock in the
morning. 1t is sowed on like grain at
the rate of 5 pounds per acre. Some
farmers have been afraid that the cattle
might be poisoned but there is no dan
ger of this as the bait is put on so thin.
Parasites are already starting to work
on the grasshoppers. The red mites or
lice, sometimes so-called, are the chief
pests so far. They aid quite materially
in grasshopper control.
Two years ago several farmers had
their entire grain crop and beans de-
stroyed. There is no need of this any
more than to allow potato bugs to eat
up potatoes, The grasshoppers are a
great deal more easily fought than
potato bugs Why not kill the grass
hoppers? No favoritsm should be
shown.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-13

the Vermont Industrial school for
burglarizing drug store in Winooski.
Matthew Hayden of Canton, N. Y,
who has been visiting his cousin, Mrs.
John W. Ryan, has gone to Middlebury
Mr. and Mrs E. N. LOOMS and fam
lily of New York city, are spending the
summer at the LOOMS farm at the
lake.
Miss Florence Blanchard a niece of
Mrs. Willard H. Adams, sr., is a guest
at the Adams home on her way from
Boston to her home in Bristol.
Emile Plankley has finished work in
the store of j. A. Harrington & Co.
and Albert Charboneau has taken his
place.
Miss Mary C. Watt and brother, DR..
W. G, Watt, who have been visiting
friends in Fairfax for two weeks, have
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Adams are the
parents of son. Mrs. Adam mother,
Mrs. A. j. Seguin of North Ferrisburg,
is with her.
Miss Kate Donoway of Little Falls,
N. Y, is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Donoway.
Mrs. Anna S. Allen went July tc
Burlington, where she will attend the
summer school at the University OF
Vermont.
Mrs. Mary Clark, who has been in
Cleveland, o., during the winter
months, has returned to her home in
this vicinity.
Deputy Sheriff F. L. Grandey ar
rested James Miller and took him Sat
urday to Fort Ethan Allen on the charge
Of desertion.
A daughter was born July 8 to Mr..
and Mrs. Carlton Mcneil of Charlotte.
Mrs Mcneil was formerly Miss Ardelle
Wright of Waltham.
Miss Ethel Tull of the central tele-
phone Office is passing a two weeks
vacation with her cousin, Miss Helen
Jackson, in st. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moorby have
moved from the George McCuen house
on Maple street to the Andrew Roy
house on Water street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred r. Booth and
children, who have been visiting at
Mrs. Booth former home in Millbrook,
N. Y, returned Saturday.
Mrs. r. A. Foote has gone to New
Haven to visit her sister, Mrs. F. M.
Partch, after which she will visit rela-
sives in Middlebury and Cornwall
Perry E Bevins, manager of the
American Express company's office, has
resumed his duties, after a two week S
vacation at his home in Fairfax.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flagg, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Russell Flagg and son, Albert, OF
Rutland were guests Tuesday of Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Flagg.
Mrs. Henry Foster OF Chicago, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, George
o. Bostwck, has gone to Wolaston
Mass. to visit relatives before return
ing home.
Attorney R. W. McCuen, Howard
Adams and John Corners, who are at
tending the officers reserve training
camp at Plattsburg, N.Y., spent Sun
day here.
Misses Ada Crosby and Edith Nc
Govern, teachers in the VergenneS
graded school, are attending the sum.
mer session of the University of Yer.
mont, Burlington.
The rooms formerly occupied as q
lunch room by Miss Louis Langevin,
have been rented by Desire Renaud
who will use the entire floor, in add
ton to the ones he now uses. for hi
bakery.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Amos p. Needham of this city
and Miss Ann Scott, trained nurse, oil
Burlington, the ceremony being per
formed June %, by Rev. James Elmer
! Mckee, rector of st. Paul's at thu
Needham home.
Miss Lucy W. Harrington, who ha.
been at the home of her brother, j. A
Harrington, convalescing from a seri
Gus operation, has gone to the Har
rington home in Weybridge for a sew.
eral weeks stay, accompanied by hel
niece, Miss Ruth Harrington.
Raymond Gaunya made an unsuccess
full attempt at suicide Sunday Afternoon
about O'Clock. While alone at his
home on Water street, he drank q
quantity of formaldehyde, after which
he informed neighbor of what he haC
done. DR.. d. j Carroll was quickly
summoned and for time it was feared
Gaunya would die, but he is now i'm.
proving and his ultimate recov cry is
certain.
Miss Mary Lucy Crane daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crane and George
M. Wilmarth were married at the home
of the brides parents, July at their
home in Addison. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Wallace S. Board
man, pastor of the Baptist church.
The bride was attended by Miss Ethel
Smith of New Haven, and the best man
was Chauncey Wilmarth, brother of the
groom. The bride was gowned in white
satin, a tulle veil caught with orange
blossoms and carried a shower boquet
of lilies of the valley. After an auto
mobile trip through New Hampshire and
Maine, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmarth will re-
in Boston.