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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-11
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Recorder, oct. IN. C. Extern is
spending this week at Qswego, Mont,
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Joe Rive.
mes and son, Melvin =
:, Berger. Krojslock took RAJ load of
wheat to the elevator yesterday morn
ng-receiving $120 for same.--~Some
money. =. !. :.
Misses Helen Olsberg and Palma
H.errikso on took. No. 1873 Monday after,
noon for Valley City where they: went
to attend. the. Norma school which
commenced Tuesday.
Emil Norby received telegram last
Friday from St. Paul stating that his
wife was very i'll. He left for that
place the same day. NO..
Miss Emma Berland is spending her
vacation at her home near Preston.
Her sister, Alma, is taking her place
at the Edison & Wigtil store.
H. R. Skaarer, of Cayuga, is the new
bookkeeper at the Sheyenne Valley
Bank. Mr.. Skaarer takes Mr.. Vernon
Mikkelsons place, he intending to
leave for Minneapolis next Monday to
attend the Minnesota U this winter.
Again does Old Glory wave from the
pole on the school house hill and the
bell rings out its call to the children.
Prof. w. j. SWensOn is in charge of the
high school, department. The Misses
Loseth, Baker and Gaardsmoe are back
again in charge of the grammar, inter
mediate and primary grades respec.
lively. ~. .-E s.-~.
Joe Michen went to Fargo Tuesday
for few days stay.
Miss Martha Nelson arrived from
Fargo Tuesday for visit at her par.
entail home:
Misses Alice Gaardsmoe, Hazel Bak.
er and Ella Loseth arrived Saturday
and are now busily engaged doing the
teaching STUNT at our local school.
John BorEerud went to Valley City
yesterday to consult DR.. Platou, He
has been laid up for some time with
water On the knee.
Misses Sigma and Edna Strom left
Monday by auto for. Valley City where
they will attend the Normal. Their
brother Henry and mother took them
across.
Miss Mildred Abrahamsen, who is
attending the Casselton high school,
spent Sunday at home. She returned
Sunday evening via Valley City.
Mrs. Chas. Larson and child, of Far
go, who has been visiting her brother,
Henry T. Hanson and family for about
week returned to Fargo Monday.
Pete Olson had the misfortune to
break two ribs yesterday while lifting
a heavy crate, his foot slipped and he
fell, the crate falling on him, resulting
in two broken ribs. While the acct
dent is very painful we hope that no
other internal injury has been sus,
tanned. ...
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Nome Tribune, Oct Miss Carrie
Iverson spent Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ruud of Nome.
Mrs. Ole Baarstad visited at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. Hanson
a few days this week.
About, 80 young people, from the
Waldheim congregation autoed to Fort
Ransom. Thursday evening for so
cial gathering at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Berger. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed by all present.
Gunnar Larson spent Sunday and
Monday at Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Roe and family
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Hanson Sunday afternoon.
Andrew Leth departed Saturday fol
his home at Chicago after a weeks
visit at the home of his sister, Mrs. M
Anderson. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. R. Berland return
ed Saturday from visit with relatives
and friends at Rushford, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wiihelmson were
guests at the Severson home Sunday
NJ. j. Larson, from south of -Kath
ryn brought his automobile to J. Sol
helms shop Monday for repairs, know
ing. Eastedge to be a place where good
work lis done. J" 'Borkerud accompan.
led him.
j.. Mrs. Selmer Gilbertson> and little
daughter and Miss Gladys Hanson
left Monday for Fargo for a few days
stay. ...: So
Adesdames Nelson, Iverson and Sew.
ersOn {and the Misses Iverson and Sew
serson ;autoed to Kathryn Thursday aft
ernoon to attend Ladies' Aid held in
the church basement
n. L. Thorud is having a furnace in
stalled in his home .-.
Mrs. NJ. o Walker returned Wednes-
day from a trip to Fargo.
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News, Oct. 4.-Walter Long went tc
Kensal on Thursday on plumbing bust
ness.
Emil Mahlke has rented a half sec
GOn farm four miles north of Leal.
Conrad Witt, of New Rockford, is
the new hardware clerk at STEMS
Hardware -.
E. r. COTE and C. A. Ferguson of
Woodwork, we're Wimbledon visitors
On Monday and Tuesday. -
~. Bascom went to Fargo Sunday
vl.'~e he will visit his daughter, Mrs.
4. Y. More a few days.
Charles Miller, a student at James.
town college, spent Sunday in, Win.
EIedon with his parents.
p. Longfellow came up from Valley
City Friday and visited until Tuesday
with the H. M. Stroud family s
A. J. Biewer came up front Lidger-
wood few days ago and is assisting
Is clerk at the Merchants National
bank. 49,
Miss Helen Stroud and Miss Jessie
lore, students at the jamestown col
Ege, spent Sunday here with their
Darents.
E.. w. Stein and son, Earl went to
Fargo Sunday where Earl entered the
Dakota Business college. Mr.. Stein
a1tllrned the next day. -.-... .-.-,. .,-
Mrs. Clendening was at. Bismarck
1ept; rs and 26 in attendance at the
annual convention of the North Dako-
b Votes for Women League
Mrs: J. J. Crest, of Mott, was a
week end visitor at the Anton Fried
h0me. Mrs. Crest was formerly Miss
CSthrine McDougall, teacher in our
aGfy schools.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wagner returned
home to Grand Meadow Tuesday eve
ming after spending a week with their
niece, Mrs. +. A. Wilke and family.
Miss Helen Bascom( Mrs. R. Clenen.
ing and Mrs. M. T. Chase went to Dick
MsOn> Monday morning where they at
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Sanborn, Sunday. Mrs. Pickens and
children have returned to their farm
after having lived two years in Fitz-
gerald, Ga. They say North Dakota
is good enough for them.
Albert Gulmon has the foundation
almost done for new barn. He will
also build new house just north OF
his mothers farm.
S. J. Aandahl and sons, Fred and
Sammy, of Litchville, visited at the
Stinson and Lawry homes last Sun
day. Mr.. Aandahl left for Fargo Sun.
day evening.
Miss Rose Lawry was at Fargo the
past month receiving treatment from
Dr.. Vidal. She returned home last
week. Her sister, Mrs. s.. j. Aandahl
of Litchville, spent week with her in
Fargo and returned home with her.
Her friends and neighbors are glad to
hear that Miss Lawry is much better,
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tended the State Federation of Won
ems club.
A. J., Swartwout has succeeded D. X.
Barnell as local representative OF the
Dennstedt Land company. Mr.. Barnell
and family~will leave in a few days for
Mercer, CAL, where they will make
their home hereafter =, :. ,.. r
Miss Grace Kotchian left.last Friday
for Northfeld, Mimi, where shells at
tending Carlton college. She was, &C.
companied by Mrs. J. A. Kotchian and
Arthur Kotchian n, who, are spending
some time visiting friends at different
points in Minnesota.
A. F.. Dennstedt states that 1.-The
Dennstedt Land company has made a,
number of real estate deals lately.
They recently purchased the Tom
Richardson farm north of town. They
bought the half section farm of Mrs.
Amy Hatch and sold it to a Mr.. Thorn
of Iowa. They sold half section for
Peter Runner to Mr.. Norris of Iowa.
and sold quarter section for, Al Col;
berg to Ollie Sebaugh who will put up
a new set of buildings across the road
from J: Johnson. This activity indi.
Gates that North Dakota farm land is
much in demand. a.
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HASTINGS

llmeS, rOCLae 3.--SchOOl commenced
on Monday with a larger attendance
than usual. - 80, q, $50 - r
Mrs. Oscar Paulson is visitine
friends in the village for a few days
and Is guest of the O. T. Olson and
E. @. Graalum families.
Mrs. H. O DAZZLE left for Minneapo
,, lis last Friday to see her sister, Mrs
! H. j. Carlson, who is suffering from a
nervous breakdown.
oscar Hanson, who has been work
ing the Ole Foien farm this year, will
go onto the Otto Hanson farm, his old
home, south of Litchville, next year.
Mrs. Carl Froid is very sick with an
attack of inf1ammatory rheumatism
She had a very bad day on Monday
!, but is reported little better at pres
ent.
| Frank Carlson, is now blowing with
an international gas tractor and three
plOW self life gang. He says it is
working fine. G. F. Norbe"g is the 10.
cal agent.
Christ w. Larson, who lives near
Litchville, has rented the K. C.. Olson
farm for the coming year. The pres
ent tenants, Torkel Sarsten and John
Johnson, will move to the Applequist
farm north of Litchville.
Rev. l.. F. Guldbrandsen writes from
Fremont, Neb, that he has been an
pointed Ito his former charge at that
place, where he served with good: re.
Suits some years ago.: His family will
move there from New New York : -
Mrs Robert Gudmestad left the first
part. of last week for Dilworth, Mimi,
to join her husband. Robert is at pres
ent working in the roundhouse, but ex.
poets to be promoted to the job of fire.
man before long.
w. L. Evoy, OF Casselton, and G. B.
Galley, of Valley City, have been work.
ing in this vicinity for few days in
the interests of the American Sunday
School Union. They organized a Sun
day school in Green township, and
held "a rousing meeting in the CONSOLE
dated school building on Sunday eve.
ming: On Monday evening they held
a meeting in the Methodist church in
Nelson township and on Tuesday eve
n1ngs1n Emmanuel hall at Litchville.
The Ludwig Larson family and Miss
Johanna Hellsvig spent Monday in
Valley City.
Ascar of hogs and one of cattle were.
shipped from this point by the ship
pingl association last Saturday. Hogs
have touched the high mark of 1Sc
livesweight, this week, and those who
havea their porkers ready for market
are escaping rich harvest.
Thormad Korsan was in Valley CITY
this week consulting doctor.
Ole Peterson is blowing with the
new Case gas tractor and six plows.
CSC. Mortrud, of Seattle, Wash. is
visiting the Ludwig Larson family this
week. He was formerly a grain buyer
at Eastedge and owns farm north of
thats'place.
Rev. E. o. Holen left for Minot last
week, where he will supply the pulpit
of one of the pastors. Rev. s, Ander-
son has been called to the circuit for
merly served by Rev. Holden, and Will
preach his opening sermon at the
Ringsacker church on Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Alice and Bernice Gunderson and
Aileen Norberg are recovering from re-
cent operations for removal Of enlarg-
l tonsils and adenoids.
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Tribune, Oct 81. w. Neill left Mon
day for few days visit at Fargo.
Mrs. Mahoney and daughter were
Kathryn visitors between trains Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holland of Far
go, were visitors in town Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Groth are the
proud parents of an eight pound boy
born last Friday.
Chas. Wallin arrived Wednesday
from Webb, sSask., Canada, and is Wis.
iting at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Wallin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Myhre and Miss
Olga Myhre autoed to Valley City Fri
day morning. They were accompanied
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Sanborn Enterprise, Oct 4.-George
Schafer has a new Ford car. ,-,-,.
Peter Clancy has new Ford Car.
Mrs. M. S. Stinson was a Sanborn
Caller Monday. ..-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rohde are the
owners Of new Ford car. - +. e.
Miss Lena Mennis, of Litchville, is
visiting at the Lawry home.
Garfield Gray and wife are keeping
house now for Ed Selander and John
Anderson.
Mrs. r. w. Menke and Mrs. Fred
Rohde called on Mrs NJ. S. Stinson
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Menke and sons,
Robert and Charley visited at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Pickens. south of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-09
GREENSBORO BEND.

(Mrs. w. D. Hill, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Phillips of
Barton visited at e. r. Collins over
Allen has moved his
family to East Greensboro.-Mi Willard
Douglass has sold his farm to James
Taylor and given possession.-R. A.
Richie made a business trip to Man
chester, N. H., Portland, Me-, and
other cities the past week.-Mildred
Harrison is recovering from her illness
which proved to be bilious fever. in
stead of the measles as reported last
week.-Mr. and Mrs Thomas John
son and children of Craftsbury visit
ed at f. r. Collins Sunday-Eileen
Perkins is at her home in Walden for
a while on account of sickness.-C
B. Sternberg made his first trip to
Barton Monday.-G. H. Hood and
George Cooper of Boston, and Mr.
Blossom of Woodsville, N. H., were in
town Monday on business.-Mr and
Mrs. N. D. Martin were in Barton Sat
urday and Sunday.-Mrs. Marshall
and children visited Mrs. Lizzie Hill
over Sunday.-Mrs. Fadden is gaining
slowly.-Glen Boardman is working
for Will Hill.-Doris Bailey has re-
turned to her grandfather's home
Bert Cummings has moved his family
into Charlie Fishers hOuse-Oscar
Patch and Frank Hutchins are sick
with measles.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Peck of Glover visited over Sunday at
Will Graham's.
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Sullivan is caring for her.-AIr. and
Mrs. j. G. lforrisan and Ruby Nor
rison and Mrs. Eliza Morrison were
ST. Johnsbnry visitors Tuesday.-Miss
Vienna Lackie visited relatives in St
Johnsbury Thursday and Friday
Miss Marion Somers keeping house for
her while she was away.-Mrs. Mable
Somers assisted her brother, Edwin
StroWbridse with the house work
while Mrs, Strowbridge was away WIS.,
ting for q few days.-The Red Cross
meeting was held in the West Barnet
hall Saturday afternoon, and good
time enjoyed by all.-Charles tMn-
honey returned from Danville the first
Of the week.-Jennie Cook, Roscoe
and Nina Cook were at their cottage
Friday and Saturday cleaning and
getting it ready for summer.-Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Roy visited their father,
Ezra Roy, and brothers the first of
the week.-Mrs.. Clara Cannon has
returned to her home in West Barnet
for the summer,-The No. l school
was closed last week on account of
having the measles in the homes of
James Shields, Allen Cassidy and
Stephen Hooper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-09
WHEELOCK.

s 1Mrs. G. L. Gerry, Correspondent
Z Prof. o. D. Mathewson of Lyndon
vile spoke at the church last Sunday
at p. m. on THE Necessity of In
creased Production" also DR.. Clark Of
the Vail agricultural school of Lyndon
Center. A good number were down
from Sheffield Rev. Mr. Collins of
Sheffield assisted in the exercises.
Every man, woman and child should
have heard Mr.. Mathewson. he surely
gave us something to think about
Miss Carrie Sleeper came last Satur
day night for a few days among
friends.-One new case of measles APP
peared the past week, little Evelyn
Roberts being the victim.-Mrs. Mar
tina Craig, who has been spending the
winter with Their daughter, Mrs. II. J.
Mathewson. has returned to her home
in the village.-Remember the grange
meeting next Saturday evening.-Miss
Avis Cree, who has been spending 4
week here. returned to her work in
Worcester, Mass, last Saturday.-Mrs.
Rose Blodgett, who has been stopping
with her uncle. D. B. Leslie, during his
illness, has returned to her home. Mr..
Leslie is now able to be out.-The
young people enjoyed dinner at Me-
chanics hall last Friday evening. Rev
Harold Cairnes left for his home in
Quincy Mass, where he will stay un-
til he is called to his duty in the navy
w. c. Smelling, road commissioner,
moved from his farm last week to his
house in the village. so as to give his
whole time to his road work. His son
Fred, has moved to the farm which he
will carry on.-W. G. Sanborn had
New England telephone installed in
his house last Wednesday,, and Mrs.
Catherine Buck had an Independent
telephone put in her creamery last
Saturday.-George Roberts is building
carriage house, w. G. Sanborn and
John Flanders doing the work-Mrs.
Eta Randall Of Louisville, Ky, who
has been visiting her uncle, E. J.
Dana, and family. left Friday for Bos-
ton. where she will visit relatives be-
fore returning home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-09
GROTON.
Moses Page Accidentally Shot by n
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fMrs. G.. IT. Mills. Correspondent
While Moses Page. son of C. NJ.
Page, was working in the electric
power house Monday about l O'Clock
he, was accidentally shot by one of
George Welch's sons less than eight
years of age. Mr.. Page went into the
basement of the power house to do
some work, and the boy picked up q
loaded revolver that was laying near
by and discharged it. The bullet went
through the floor striking Mr.. Page on
the top of the head, making q bad
scalp wound. DR.. H. L. Tillotson was
called and dressed the wound.
Mrs. George Welch came home Sun
day night from Barre, where she has
been in the hospital for several weeks.
Charles Miller has moved from Mrs.
T. 3. Halls house near the mill to
Mrs. NJ. Al. Collins tenement.-Rolla
Barnes has moved his family from
Fred Ricker's tenement to the Pike
house in Topsham.-Miss Flora Stew
ems of Topsham visited at Noah En-
ery's last Week.-James Burton and
Mrs. Emma Wright of Minneapolis,
Minn.,l were married Thursday after
noon at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. +. W. Lewis.-James Craigie Of
South Ryegate was in town Saturday
on business connected with the Martha
Stevens estate.-Mrs. Rose Digby, who
has been keeping house for James
Burton. has moved back to her house
in the village.-Mary Jane. the little
daughter of Andrew Ashford, who has
been sick with pneumonia, Is better
Mrs. A. p. Whitehill is sick and her
sister, Mrs. Abbie Orr Of South Peach
am. is with her at rresent.-Mrs. Err
nest Hood is sick with the grip.-Mrs
Fred White was called to Newbury
Center Monday of last week by the
serious illness of her father, Philip
Weber, who died Wednesday,
Charles Adams has gone to Groveton,
n. H., where he has employment
The Brown brothers have moved to the
house they recently bought of Morris
Page.-E. d. Kicker is able to be in
his store after being sick a week with
q cold.-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Henderson recently. They
are at the home of Mrs, Henderson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ashford
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-09
WOMEN TEACHERS CLUB
Executive Committee Pledged Co
operation In Public Safety Work
No Banquet in October.

The executive committee of the
Women Teachers Club met for its
second business meeting with Miss Is
ham at IS South Willard street, Bur
lington. on May 5. Mrs. Ide of Nor
risville. Miss Cooley of Bristol, Mrs.
Lonergan of Winooski, Miss Towle of
Burlington and Miss Hazen of South
Hero. were in attendance. besides Miss
Kidder and Miss Ferrin of the board.
1t was voted to offer to Commissioner
Hillegas the cooperation of the club
in any service he may designate in
furtherance of the plans of the Com
mittee Of Public Safety.
Plans for the October, 1917, meet
ing were discussed and. in view of the
unusual demands upon the time and
salaries of teachers, an informal gath
ering in place of the customary ban
quet was approved by all present. A
satisfactory financial report was Civ
en-. showing that the club has made
it's annual contributions to the retire.
ment fund, to the scholarship fund,
and paid the federation dues and all
bills to date. and subscribed to minor
charities of the federation
The membership is now 500, an in
crease of $50 since October. 1916,
showing the excellent work of the reg
istration committee. If each member
would secure one new member before
the end of this school year the club
would be strong enough to undertake
next year more vital work for teach
ers. A card catalogue of all present
and former members is to be begun
this summer in order to preserve valu-
able records of the club. Any teacher
who can supply data which should be
included is asked to communicate
with Miss E. c. Isham Of Burlington
before July 1. The treasurer has of
fered to prepare 1000 of these cards.
All teachers are urged to seek as
sistance of the standing committee as
published in the year book. Such re-
quests will be answered with practical
suggestions from experienced women
who have special fitness for this SER
vice
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PAssUMPSIC.
(Mrs. Harold Wood, Correspondent

(Mrs. Harold Wood, Correspondent
Henry Rash of. Nashua, N. H., is in
town Tuesday night will be observed
as Gentlemens Night in the grange.
1t is hoped there will be good at
tendance.-Mrs. Wesley Converse was
operated on Thursday morning: at the
ST. Johnsbury hospital She is COM
Portable at present.-Mrs. Fred Cons
verse returned from the Brightlook
hospital Wednesday-Mis Winnifred
Converse has a leave of absence from
George Gray's and is at her home for
few days.-MiSs Clara Allen return
ed from her. visit i'm Dorchester Mon
day night.-Mr. and Mrs. c, r. King
went Saturday to attend the O. +. T.
convention at Seattle. Wash. They
went by the G. p and will return by
California and New Orleans.-There
Will%be an. operetta given by the school
children at Barnet Friday night A
great deal of work has been put into
this and it is hored for large at
Isabelle Smith of
Concord, N. H., spent the weekend
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Il. II.
Smith.-Walter Smith of Worcester.
Mass, spent the weekend also with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Smith.
Walter has enlisted in the United
States army and goes back Wednesday
to join his regiment in Worcester,
Mass.-Those that attended the en-
tertainment given by the Goodwill
Club Friday night were well paid, rs
the pictures were extra fine.
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EAST CONCORD.

(Mrs. j. L. Folsom. Correspondent
The Misses Mabel Fisher and Laila
Hawkins will entertain the Il. A S.
Wednesday evening at the church dim
ing rooms at "A corn chowder supper.
Although we have had q very cola
spring Leda Hawkins picked straw
berry blossom last Sunday.-Leo Du-
bray of Swanton was guest
Of John Folsom the first of the week.
H. r. Pratt of ST. Johnsbury is WIS.,
ting his brother. c. L. Pratt.-=Mrs.
Leon Lombard was q business visiter
in Concord one last week.--Ross Fol-
som, George: King and Walter Moore
were in Concord Saturday night.-The
new district superintendent, Mr.. Shaw,
of st. Johnsbury will preach at the
church next Sunday.-Mrs.' Dale STAN
nard and little daughter. who have
been stopping at Mrs. Frank Fishers
. or some time, have returned to their
home at Littleton. n. H. They were
accompanied home by Stella Meserye.
Lem Fisher was 4 visitor in Con-
cord Monday.-Miss Mildred lIarts-
horn entertained a small party Thurs
day evening in honor Of her 10Th
birthday. There was also party at
Mabel Fishers Wednesday evening
The box supper at the school house
Saturday evening for the purpose of
raising money to purchase flags for the
childrens gardens was we'll attended
and about $500 was AZ taken.-The
many friends in town of L.W. Cooley
were panied to learn Of his death
April 80, at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Alice Farman, at kingston, N. c.
Mr.. Cooley .Wasna veteran of the Civil
War, having enlisted ain Co. A, goth
Maine Regiment. The greater. part of
years ago he. with Mrs. Cooley. went
to Portland to make their home with
their only child. Alice. and about one
year ago went to North Carolina,
owing to his wifes poor health. He
went to the National Soldiers, Home
in johnson City, Tenn, where he
stayed until about a week before his
tenderly cared for by his wife and
daughter. Mr.. Cooley was born Sept.
20, 1941.-Mrs. Horace Briggs was a
visitor in St. Johnsbury Tuesday
Misses Lois and Lola Hawkins of St.
Johnsbury We're over. Sunday. guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. "A.
Hawkins. Ralph King of Barton was
also a week end guest at the Hawkins
home.-Mrs. George King visited her
daughter, Mrs. Will Perham, at Bart
lett, N. FL, from Saturday nntil Mon
day.-Aldeni Briggs has gone to Lit
Teton, n. H.. to work. /