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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28

The Hungry Heart is the title Of
Alice Brady's new picture released
last weck-a screen version of "Frou-
Froy." one OF the most noted emo
tional" dramas that ever originated
on the French stage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28

~,hcdulc-I2 80. >. $3.50, ..
g 80. = aud $3.50 . ~.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
Mica Mining is Profitable

E7=s" 70, gas masks 10 De used oy
Unc,s Sans lighting men across the
sea. ''wi13oxs'' 10. heating ssoves. art
o;hs, transporter; squares, circles ant
rzcta-z .ss. wo-;a a.c@ s. cents 10 So
-. po-15 re asi7z :-r1si q: oY
thousands every dsy Z; the .ac;o.y :.
The M-scoys;s MIA Mining co-Pa1y
-ece-;,7 ss.leEsAe5 q Meth D.Tsssoa
s;-se: il Spokane The company LIS
lis mine :. ATca, Idaho. a5o1. =
miles sc2;assa; II Po;a;ch. Hoy :,
fms, s.ps.s7,sa1sa; o5 The p-ar; sid:
"A-c2E CT h;ss: orders Is c1e Il;
m.,1 pieces o2s aoi ssreaeishshs
INCHES square = bs used II gas masks
OR c-s.c=s- wants al Of ;hsss III:
rs Tan furnish.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

The state department Of agriculture
has decided 70 publish the iced Avs
Of the state Of Washington and booklets
containing the standards as adopted By
The department; will be distributed
Throughout, the state. Food standards
Of the state we're found BY agricultural
commissioner E 2. Benson to be
below those Of ether states and the as,
legislature empowered his department,
to adop; The government feed regu-
.a,ions for use here. After October
the new standards will be strictly en-
forced and the booklets will be printed
10 tsmiliari1e the public with the new
provisions.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Safe banks II Western Washington
and in Spokane county tina; choose 10
come under the provisions Of the nsS
state hank deposi, guarantee law have
been authorized 10 pay three Pc, cen;
in;sres; on sasinEs and loan deposits
and banks in smaller eastern Washing
ton ;owns will be allowed &c pay four
Per cen; in;e1e<, on similar accounts
BY the state bank guarantee beard.
The beard has authorized the
variation il the rates Of interes; be
cause il tue coas; cities banks loan toE
iudus;ria, enterprises a: lower rates than
DO the east side banks. Over ferry
banks in the state have applied since
June 5 whsn the az wen: into e5ec;
70 come unds. The provisions q the
sew statute.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
Postal Graft and Congressional fence
Buihing

A recsa; Investigation by 4 COM
a,i:.ss .. tie House o!Rsp,sssa'aiNss
9. charges ia: the mail q congress
men ras am2s,et with 5y pos,ai II
spec;2-s disclosed The fac; TIA; every
Gay he members oicoazrsss send thru
;as mas, seven tons Of matter Ia; Is
carried .-es .. charge. Tank ., ii.
S.tto.ooo pounds ps, wear. One
hundred aai seventy g, ,o13s q 50.
600 pounds Ter car. This IS ! sosciss
Of graf; ia: osEh; &c BE abolished,
The res .ss .. the mails IS s-,2loved
10 h.4d u congressional .sncss and
ssca-s re-s,se;icn, The country
would - better o5 if mos: .. The
cc- s-e<s.,e- we're lei; :: hc1s.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
Onh American Rorkngmea Are In
I0YaI

Samuel Gc-,rsrs IN his S.a,e-sr; the
frs, q this week IN Ns1 Yo,k gave
he best .. reasons e. opposing ;As
international S,c.a,.s; conference ;o
consider the w&r.
The working people Q. he United
S.a,es." be said, are nov doing eyesy-
thing within thsir power u help ;hs-
country IN the war azaias; imperialism
AMI au;ocracy, The Eo,kinE people
q England and France a,s dc.2s the
SINE "a. their crn coc1tstss-
The working people q Germany
are doing all they possibly san 10 help
Gsruan7 snd he, kassec wsa ne var,
I Germany does n; 3ia. IS she VII
70; Win. j; wiG 5s dre 10 70 21: Q.
The German working people. I; Is.
therefore. IN nv Judgment, i-ae-ac-
:icz5,e and positively injurious &c. acy
conference q Representatives Of aoc-
10 ake place n which :as repre-
ssn:a.ivss ct al the countries ~e-,t 6e
present"
Mr.. Gompe,s Nigh; also hare a1isd
TIA, The working people q G'sa,
Britain. snd q France. ant q E-ssi2.
a1d Q. Italy, Es ioyzGy supporting
:hei. sove,rrs1.s. ace Sighting and
doing ;hsi. pa-, q chsck lie Ec:.5
conQ-e7i1E German -o1sts- 7. Is
orly The American wo-ki-E man ;1a,
bvor2cs:tso- 10 the Ez- .-T5;ss German
vie,o.7. tie imposition n his c,-ac;y
:. German hrs 1,5 German customs
TIE German wo,kt-E-s- Sc .avz. Il
:hsi; zoVsi-@s-;- TIE E-Ess1-
Russian. French ac5 Italian zc;k5-E
men are loval 10 tAs- E,rs-1-s-:
n The sand :her 1zVs aiken in Ems
co1n-v q The VII c-ss..c- Z Teev
iz,Es number :. .1s T,-k--E-s- @. .-s
Ur.:e5 Ssa;ss Ire II G5-scc c--cs-,,-
= ..s Ec-Sl-z-s- = sTs-v c.-=-
cc---y- TIE E,rk-E-s- q ever
,.As- rz.5c- II .es III 1irs s-c-E-
74--sccis-- :, s---,rs s-sz- cc---v-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
Better kccE1 Is MlDGE

Newspapers -Ik1aS ;As 3-as 4
s1ccsss Is tA=7 ut ~ liberty Lear
a-G Red C-css H--5-s. rssc,r ,Aey
E-s u oe .Exa5 All censored.
B-eEs,e--8-a5Espo,s he5; growers,
-1,-. b-Z5i-g ccl1 <;c-age pan, ard
2S-E-E Ac-ss-
S.7s-zl5scg 3 ;1s E-sE; immediate
zse5 Ct c- cc-z-T Ee az . Aes'
Il h,.,rE.ls AT e5esss, pas il snG,
~ lie E--cpsE- EE-
Sre=e--c--Cc-s-1es K, %, 500,
100 sA5-o-li5z-g 3-y'3oek,
C-eAfs-Ccz-1,ss-s Acre Will
.-zi5 u-IlrskI <,aosa. $3.50.
Eo55co@-Ma,s s-13zsg As;e 81
.ssTE,urs E-5 -rsrI.s Aszsss-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
NORTHWEST NEWS

Ssz;tas-A,;hc1Ea lc1 heFus1
,11,czEao-: he STATE are AiriaE ssrto-s
,zoc. -cc1.es On acco-1: .: The
activities Il re :. W. VS. ;osy have
assured ne Government iaz; .1ev are
II : position . ,zks ere q ne orit's
-6,e5 @s,. ;As- &c. he ,--csr -
c1rs4 10 a-.ld The Army Ca2:,n1s2t
Z: American Lake Tie order Vas
-1c=1 n IRE Gz,vsr--e1. NTH mere
;1&- &c hundred mills ;e.c1E ao1; The
Ns-.1zss- A5c-; ;A= ;.1s Ii; lie
c:1=, rs -ecs.ce5 The : Il, rs
began t1sr crusade &c cripple :1s
CAMPS Il Washington II II s5c;; -
r-sVs.: .1s Govs-1-s-; from having
is v2S. orders sle5. While ne .aza-
~ mills q The sa,s Aars 5es1 ss,i-
easy handicapped II thai, ~o,k !; :
seated y ;as l1mhs,nea Ira; .asg III,
u ans { AXE css q he Gcvs---
mems orders 5, TIA: ra.k Il The
4.---v czr.o,-e-: w.l n; = ssss,-sly
Intercepted,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Ps-14-s c-e c-Ee. II, 1s Surprised
III. - -a-v a CT German born
:sz.s-s Es II sz--aF via G-6
vi: CS.--,l-v L W --s7 rs-s bon
at reared --3ec ,.s German Tag, are
sa,z-a:e5 E.:1 The German s5sas a ,5s1:
All E-c-E German c-..--s r2s bred
{, .asi- 5aae. {. Faz sa-sA; .hs- n
..sa- scaacls, x15 the GTs-e 5-:v l-c,
rsE1:) Imposed -7cz .As Gs,-l-
-a:sc- u c,-c-ec AT .-.s ,1e rc-5
US preached :, ;1s@ r,-, ;as r-,r..-
TIE 1ssce-5i-is q s.sse Cs-1-
,s.lss-s a ,ee C--z:s1 S;z.ss- c1.ss3s
= 11sc,-s-. 5-sse51z e- crn -c:s,2
4 lie .;s,-1- 5.zsss q ;1.-gs Ecc-
s---s-.R- are NOS; ,.ts- ,rz. TO 5,s
5-sts;-:5c-s C-s IS 3: '2s< .c z:e,--:
"a, ne z55ss--s15 SIN; c, --,,yl-.v
= s.e rEc :. .As ,5ass-s g c:1s;
cc-1esyx rAo c1=s as-s- ant -z-y
Hhc we're ao-- ant -sEs5 -s-s- Can
II Re III; ;Asv admire art prefer Ger
Tn AEs. Gs--,E- c-t--s mi (;s---I-
szrzge-vs III :1sr -sa-T Ea-; Ger
-r7y ;o VIZ N Tbs VIZ ard some hs,e
E1 IT; Z Ven E-5s-ee-s IN -.s
wA5.s E:-ss: w.s,sss ,asv G, q,
-. lie e5sc; Ct ;ss, ss1,,-E E-5
1,5o- 5-5s,R,ss Es =-;1 1-5 points II
~; G-,e;,5,--
Mary q ;aoss VI, E-s l,vav -p-
Ael57,E ;Ais cc-a1v II me VIZ -s1-zs
III, ~ REs C ..zs a,1-g ara ri,
7e-secs II; osEsvs ,As-s IS mare Ac2s
sac i---crs=sz, zz5sc c- sTs,s-
I'm --5e, ;As Ec1s-s, s-- sysss--
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Logging Contractors Wzn;ed-We
have several small horss and hand log
Sing contracts 10 let. Also can use
teams to7 skiiiing. Also van: 10 ren;
teams Tor logging purposes. 70;
particulars. call o. write Great Northern
Lumber Company, LszvsnEoEth, Wash
81
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Tha, more livestock Eil, De raised
in the STATE .his yer due 10 the ex-
cessive he's; IN Eastern Washington
reports state dairy inspector Doaohue
after i mp ;hrouEh The grain districts
a the state. The 10; weather shr;Te.sd
u the grain AMI the farmers ~il be
.o-csi 10 cut the Ehea, so- hay ard 10
turn the is,is into pasture for cattle.
Farmers II some Of the counties,
particularly Pa.ozss and IN the Big
Bend co-n.rY. are even noT turning
drcves .. hogs into The fields Il.
.z;;snjrg.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
THE HONOR ROLL.

Mex week The Echo Eill pin; :
co-c,e.s LIST q The names .. those %1o
have enlisted under the Stars and
Stripes 10 sEh; asains: Germany 10 tie
s-G tn, iris Ec.l1 uzy De made SAFE
70. Eogs-nnea; II a2d tcr the people
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Seamless s-ssc ~ s--ks 3 q, II
s-5 As.st zL-k--E q -l5--g Il f--2sys
s,c w, racks .1s palms IS ozcs lgE1
e-5sr-E csE-lE- "a. ss-vs;s L1s =s-
Es-s z71-cs1 @, -s,--- &, Fcrk Es,s-
E- tE-ss-s-, Tad sssz rsI,ss5 IA,
--ss1,1s Ct wages 1c--s- ssc-. sac-l1
- s-1-..s5 d. 4 S,E'5 q A..5 .sz.5c1-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Drafted men m ;@s STATE Q. "1Sa-
5,'1 91e T'- 2'co1c.y y tA-td NJ
On &c = q A-1s',c11 Lake zos-' Sep
. a,s &c = E-Fs1 az c221;.-1''g q Z;
themselves FRI mn cs-'1- -Ss-1-so
a1,s's aus sT joining t1s e7es:s X
ssiTs c1s2s training class. = - held
- Seattle 1-'-1s t1e --o1,1 9. Angus
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

TIE :-e2s--Y isC1r;1,ec; : preparing
q lac1ch another Ersa; VIZ ,oa1, p-oo-
zosy ! :-rse- 5i,iio1-ic.,a1 issue this
lime. and tasts vii. perhaps. Dc N
a55itse-2, billion u .rc Issued ts.o;e
the y=a- ends, making SIX Q, <sreo
,:Zo-s Il az si1cs April These are
10 - utilized Il; o.,y in financing o-r
cE- III preparations, c-t n necessary
cans = c17 sl..eS
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Hardly & Car r,1ssss Tia, .-s E,@, 3
E..sz1c- 3 10 called = .1s a,-1-l,-
Il S-s q c1s --R1S arr s-ss.s IN
L.sxrs- Ecrr. n --T -aess -ocEs
sA,-s5 Ss te-cVs1 ard rms lsc ~
n. besides tbs cAs Vn5-c. IS sz1-E
n -ss5 q rs-lL-k-E TIE s-ezt E--
Rner cc-=s..se sac-l1 Sc -c Z t.E
.ssze l--rc-rs--e--s Es -H-s-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
Church Services
Methodist Church

Sunday Schoo. a. % l. Z
Preaching 1: -
EpTozth League :: 100 :. u.
Preaching z. 500.
P-zysrusetinE II 500 :. IL. Thurs
6zv.
We VII De Pleased . NEE: yc- Z:
z-y AMI al a ;hsse Se-~.css
z Z Moc-s, Pa$:,-.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
Catholic Churrh Notice.

Services ~il te conducted II Cash
mere nsxt S1r12y -,c-zi1Ez; 5 o'cicck
z-1 in Lsavsn=c-c1 Il 70 c'clock. S--
1Ey schcc, ~iI De hell II tcth PLACES
:: ? c'c.c:k.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
Business Paragraphs.

NoTTCE-If you have lost anything or
found auy article or Il yo2 Nsali 70 oly se-l
rent. locase. or set Information write or
call 81 This once and plsce 81 81 IN oar
Business PsrsErsph Column You Viii
Ssz quick results. Rates q CENTS > lle lof
H-St Insertion and cents = line sr'yaT1s-
Minimum chsrEe : cents
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
lutheran Church

Services :; iO:4S S-1iay schoo, z;
S;4S. Preaching II ne sTsrinE Z,
ESQ. Rev. Emss.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

California and Oregon Homestead
Fine climate. Fruit. Seek, Health.
Wsal,h-Bookle;. California Safe Land
Information Bureau. Sacramento, Gail
iornia. 26a
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Los, Leather CzSs-col.zi1inE rsEi-
s:ratioa card, union travelling card zrt
ether papets. Finie. please return 10
this ctice. 81
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Wan,ed-To buy ho-se. Weight
about 1000 pounds. Mus; De good
adiler o. buggy horse. Address sos.
LezysrScrth.
S1-F
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Fer Sals-SInEsr : drawer drop head
sewing machine See Mrs. C. W.
Hathaway. Soft
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10
A Bargain.

Five Room house OF Benton S..
With furniture. 500 down. Price
$3.50. Plenty Of tine on balance. L
:. Hanger. 1881. Broadway. Seattle.
1882
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Automobile for sale. N good Tcn-
ming order. Tires good. See Lsayen
worth Sage and Tax CO. Slit
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-10

Esc-tc6. ES1 a t1s cc-t1EsSs III
assemble N Spokane September = Il
* :, ,1s cc-rsoto1s q lie No-saEss;
E.sc,,sc Ign. art PoEei assc,sa,.,1
and lAe Washington Asociat5o1 c.
E.ec..s,al Ca1-a;sor< and Dealers
TIE co,Fs-,iaa q the No,eaEes:
assocsa:521 XII Psc51oly es ;As lEEes:
s'ecus,al ocavsc.oz hsld II shs
Uas;ed States ms yeE." sz53 " 2
Osborn 2cess5e1; q he Esso;al;s,7 zaa
= =1k.1k EzarEe=so;s IN the
ga:Ass.,z
-ae aG1o1I cc7vso;ic1 q she
1ssac511o- LIS ses7 called Il his ysE
n loco11; q he Er, sI55 NJ
Osoc--- We sxrec; ovs- 800 @sz
q, os Az-s, h-c= 1sl-,y trs-y safe I
tie U.5,7."
Tas Ess,,,511o1 i1c.-5ss II Is
;s-zt;,ry lie ssa;ss a TEsAizEsc1.
O-sEc7. Mo7a-a. 15lhs Ant Utah,
ard the rrcv.2ce cE Sc..ls1 Cc1z-oa-
CaA--5a.o Saga Co zEy eE
sso,-5 -eS-e-T Z EEklzE Ex-sy-
Sp,Sz-s-[s-E-oT Mz..5zE ca. L
l-,-sRss cE7l,zsT . 5000 @7s IRE
GEy
P1lIzaz-NtE Cc-E-s EE:5,-.E-
ce--c1 q ot o-ls 4, Cc-sEs Hi
Ss5-c W,cl<g Il ss-z-s SIT -o,-
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Ta5;s Skl@.z = go I SS,ooo -o1-
crete .-5l5lzg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27
HANCOCK

E. L. Martin was in Rutland last week
Julius and Agnes Church of BELOW:
Falls have been at the home of theiI
grandfather, Julius Church, for two
weeks.
Mrs. Capitola Church is visiting rela'
tives in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Lloyd Church, Misses Mamie
Hubbard and Phyllis Farr were at Lake
Dunmore last week.
viii Blair was at home from Randolph
over Sunday.
Daniel and Wayne Durham were in
Middlebury recently.
Mrs. Marion Howard and Robert Ken
dali of New York City are guests at
A. L. Millers.
Miss Gladys Boutwell, of 'Stockbridge
visited Mrs. Caroline Marsh last week.
David Blair, Maurice Eaton, Leonard
Marsh, Irwin Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. i.
Martin, George Blair and son, Lawrence,
Arthur, Charles and Ruth Dowdell Wis.,
tied Fort Ethan Allen last week.
Archie McCullom of Barre was a guest
at Elmore Goodyear's recently.
William Goodyear went to Burlington
recently to have his eyes tested, but did
not receive much encouragement.
Mrs. Leslie FAIR and infant son of
Bethel have been recent guests at George
Fairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27
WORCESTER

George Bruce and daughter. Grace.
from Williamstown, are visiting at c. NJ.
Ladd's
The ladies' aid social was well at
tended Wednesday evening. They took in
S7.al and good time was reported.
Mrs. Emily Bailey is home from East
Montpelier for few days.
Miss Clavia Gonyeau from Montpelier
and Harvey Jones from Barre visited
Miss Gonyesus brother, Frank Gonyeau,
Sunday. Mrs. J. F. Williams Of Hard
wick is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Gonyeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Curtis visited their
son, Hiram. at Fort Ethea Allen Friday,
who was expected to leave Friday even
ing with CO. H. They will form part Of
the Goth division Of the L. 5. army.
They also attended the farewell recep-
tion. given to their son, Herman. and
Victor Lswliss. who have enlisted in the
L. 5. navy. a. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
james Lawliss. Is Vine street. Montpel
Ter. There vas a good company and a
good time enjoyed by al.
Mrs Susan Burrell has had . monu-
ment set for her husband. Albert Burreil
Mrs. A. 2. Hurd has returned from
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27

teacher, as usual, and the schools all be.
gin Sept. TO-
Mrs. j. G. Wells returned SatL day
from a several days stay with Mr. and
Mrs. John Wells at East Randolph.
George and Lee Daniels Of North Mont
peler are the guests of their brother,
r. h, Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder of Burlington are
in town 10 assist in the production of
Honeymoon Lane" which Is TO be given
by local talent under the direction of
Mr. and Mrs Louis Phibrook, and a ,,or.
tion of the proceeds will be devoted TO
Red Cross work. During Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilder's stay here they are being enter.
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Chani or.
Charles Palmer, who has been passing
week in Newport, ~ H., has returned
here to resume his work.
Rev G. o. Howe occupied the oulpit
of the Methodist church Sunday morning
and the church was closed in the evening.
Rev. s. G. Sutton, the pastor, who has
been absent attending the Claremont, n.
H., camp meeting, is expected home the
first of the week.
Miss Cora Bliss came from Swanton on
Saturday night TO be the guest of Miss
Blanche Sparhawk and the first of the
week will go on to Boston to purchase
fall millinery goods for her sto;s in
Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Tewksbury took
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Whitcomb by au to
Barre Sunday, where the two latter at
tended the funeral of the late Homer
Fits, with whom Mr.. Whitcomb was for.
merly associated in business.
Mrs. AFRO Stockwell of Rochester, a
ady about so years of age, was brought
here Sunday on bed and placed in the
for broken hip, which, he
sustained fall few days ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27

1ll2 VIM. Joseph Rabitaille, GranitevilIe.
III Max Augustus Thomas. Randolph
1879 Merrill Edison Uphsm, Brookfeld..
ass William Henry Smith, North Haverhill
N. H.
77s Bernard J. Butler. South STAFFORD.
rs Philip Robbie Brooks. Bradford.
3e2 Haskell Richard Carlson, Newbury.
$50 Edward Steadman Folsom, Tunbridse.l
705 John Clyde Preston. Randolph Center.
576 Philede Poircr, Randolph,
297 Charles Henry Webster, East Corinth.
32l Fred Elmer Jewell, Corinth.
736 Frary b. Buell., So. Straffords
1902 Clarence Walton Beede. Washington
110i Paul Durham Barnard. Williamstown.
9T4 Otto Dan Simpson, Washington.
800 Charles John Rice, Corinth.
1910 Ralph Alvin Badger. West Fsirlee.
1897 Jesus Sanibo, Williamstown.
221 Everett Flanders Spear, Chelsea
292 Hubert Charles Trombley, Corinth.
s22 Claud T. Clark, East Thetford.
AT John Francis Dalton, Wells River.
657 Julian Irwin Carpenter, East Bethel
524 Ernest Fred Eastman, Washington.
1899 Ora Edwin Whitney. Williamstown'.
2i2 Harold Ernest Corwin. Chelsea.
ii43 Earl Roscoe Seaver, Williamstown.
622 Henry Joseph Race. Randolph Center.
95S Lowell Warren Lathrop. Vershire
1857 Leslie Clark Griffin, Fairlee.
9s1 Joseph Terence Doyle, Vershire.
$40 Fred Walter Brown, Farlee.
sol Harry Rodman Blake, Orange.
enlisted.
llSsid to have enlisted
List of Persons Exempted or Discharged from
the Service of the United States.
serial
No. Name and address.
$50 Scott Edison Haselton. Wells River.
57l Everett Bingham, Randolph.
7o4 Henry Hunt Heath, East Bethel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27
W4ITSFIELD

Bert Savage of Proctor is at his home
on the common.
DR.. Fl. II. Fullerton of Waterbury was
in town Wednesday.
Clarence and 0rmsn Tucker went on
Thursday to Orwell.
Loren Allen and Stuart Carson of
Barre spent several days at A. B. Tuck
er's this week.
The village bridge is closed TO travel,
new sleepers and flooring being laid.
Mrs. Lizzie Ann Livingston is caring
for Mrs Peter LaBelle.
Miss Coughlin, who has been at J. A.
Smiths, returned Tuesday 20 Burling-
ton.
Miss Mildred Moore Of Warren is .
guest at Albert Barnard's.
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Remele were in
Montpelier Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Belden were home
from Burlington Tuesday and wednes-
day.
The wsshinrtOz County Farm azso-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27
RANDOLPH

Miss Mary Wedgwood, who has posi-
ton in the library at New Haven, Conn.
has come to pass her vacation here with
her mother, Mrs. w. F. Wedgwood.
Miss Vernie Chamberlin, a teacher
passing her vacation here, has returned
from a trip to Rochester, to pass the
time until the opening of her school
about Sept. in Saxonville, Mass.
DIR. and Mrs. Howard Drew, who have
been in Keene, n. H., for several weeks
stay, have returned here to pass few
days with their brothers, L. C. and
George Drew, before locating somewhere
for home.
The first meeting of Silver Cross circle
of Kings Daughters was held on Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. u. A.
Leonard.
Two trainlosds of soldiers from Fort
Ethan Allen passed through here Sa.ur-
day evening, but their destination was
not known.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Rowell and Mrs.
+. A. Salisbury have returned from
trip TO Boston, New York, New jersey
and other points.
Miss Katherine ReCorr Of Stowe
stopped of here on her return from
Fitehburg, Mass, and passed day with
Mrs. E NJ Woodwork
Rev and Mrs Frederick Leeds anS Mr..
and Mrs. !. S. Chase have gone to Port
land, Ne, to pass the next two months.
Clement Kellogg and wife of PA sield
were in town Sunday to see their moth
er. Mrs. r. 6. Kellogg. who does not m
prove from her illness. Miss Beatrice
Kellogg Of the same place was also in
town for few days last week TO assist
in her care.
The teacher training department Of the
high school VIII Be held in the Summer
street building this year, this having
been in repair and made quite attrsc-
tive Miss Eleanor J. Clark is to be the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27

citation picnic is to be held on the high
school campus. Autos will start from
Montpelier, and it is planned to spend an
hour and half in Waitsfeld, with
speeches at the close of the lunch hour.
The general public is invited to partici-
pate. If the date set, Thursday, Aug.
80, should be rainy, the program will be
carried out the following day.
Mrs. Nettie Buzzell is guest at 0. H.
Joslyn's.
d. H. Skinner has sold two registered
Guernsey cows at high price, the cows
going to Putney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27
W1TERBURY

| Harry Irish, who enlisted from More
town last spring, arrived at the home Of
his brother, Walter Irish, Thursday
night, having received an honorable dis.
charge from the army because of depend.
ent parents. Mr.. Irish was in the 18th
cavalry, stationed for a time at Fort
Ethan Allen, later at Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga, and recently at Newport News, Va.
He went to his home in South Duxbury
yesterday.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Fuller on the Montpelier road seemed
more comfortable yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Stevens of Enosburg Falls
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Preston. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Rood of Wisconsin. cousin of Mrs.
Stevens and Mrs. Preston, who has not
been in Vermont for Il years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Harris of Boston
and Mrs. Parker of Montpelier were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pres
ton.
S. S. Foster of st. Johnsbury was a
guest of his sister, Mrs. Jerome Hart,
this week
Mrs. H. H. Goss of Orange, Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunt of Hopedale, Mass,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jennings of East
have come to make their
home with their daughter, Mrs. H. c..
Douglass. Mrs. Lee Morgan of Burling
ton was also a recent guest of her sister,
Mrs. Douglass.