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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
HIGH PERCENTAGE OF
TUBERCULOSIS SHOWN

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. 17.-That .
per cent ~ the men between the ages
of 81 and 81 called for draft examina-
tiou hav. he"n found active tubercu-
loSiS CaSrS. was stated today by DR..
Louis l. Dublin Of New York. before
tn" North Atlantic Tuberculosis confer
Hrr". Tho national campaign To elm
itI:tt. tuberculosis was described nS
The greatest Singl" event in The his
tory Of The tuberculosis movement in
tn. United States"
Or. Dublin declared that 100000 &C
tive. eases hai been found in tn"
French army alone. He said no figures
wrr. available from Germany. hue that
r. ports wrrr that til" lS"as': had
spread alarminrly th"r" III til" last
tire" years.
Grcrs" l.. N"lbarh If Now York adj
vncatch government, treatment under
military ,iisrpljn" IL, soldiers who have
contracted IN" disease.
DR. I.awrcic" +. Flick of Philadelphia
DECLARED that L.n9:i!@h soldiers had not
suffered tn" IIrng's uf ih'' French. h,.-
C:tuS" he said. vii. r.. En::lauu hal Cur
fully 81 lrCi"d her Suldi"rS. France. had
lInlited hrr Investigations Ia children
n,I $rnt fn..n afflicted With tuh"rculo-
Us :" The trenches.
III" action % L number nf draft
boards III accepting men in inrini"nt
stage; If tn" disease was criticised h%
a nunber Of the speakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Al Joison at the Court Tonight.
CLEVER CAPTURE OF
BANK ROBBERS MADE
BY EX-POLICEMAN

NEWARK. O. OCT. 17.-AIl hui Esi
IF tho $i.%Qn stolen this morning from
the Granvili" bank ut Granville, n vii
larr near here was recovered this after
noon with IN" Cartur" OF two mrn In
soldiers uniforms by &: q. Burke. Il
former Newark policeman. The robbers
wurc civilian attire when they entered
the bank The ':r"n CAV" their names
rs Earl Davis. -. and II. T. Schultz. -.
residences unknown.
Assistant Cashier Harry Peace amt
the bank stcnrerarher, Miss Add"
Slack. were hacked into tn" bank vault
nj the point OF PISTOLS by tn" robbers,
who ESCAPED with all tn" banks cur
rency not locked up
4 ShcritrS posse was quickly organ
lied and ths surrounding country
S,a relied Several hours later hurk"
"vrrtnnk he tw" men walking along L
country road. II" Offered them ride
In his aul"m"bl" which they quickly
accepted. They were taken {" III" ll"b-
ron jail WHERE later they wcr" i'll ntii"d
BY the hank cashier. Tho money was
found rouCcalnd about th"ir clothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
LEE MEN
AMBITIOUS TO
LEARN NEW WORK

CAMP LEE. Ea.E Oct. 1.-THE work
of training the soldiers in the new Ma
tionaI army from West Virginia is pro-
crossing rapidly. The men nave CT
tered upon their new duties with such
shirt and enthusiasm that the COM
handing officers are making better head
way than they anticipated. 1t is not
All unusual thing at night 10 sec the
m,u rracticine the manual OF arms ana
exercises that arc being taught Them III
their squad rooms In the barracks SO
as tu avoid making the mistakes on the
drill grounds.
For the most part the men were sue
ccssful IN civil life and they are just
as anxious tn make good i'll SoidiefS'
The men realize that the harder they
work and more proficient they become
thu sooner they will leave for France.
This morning an automobile contain
ing a group Of faShionably dressed wom-
en- drove up i'm front of tho headquar-
lcrS of the 320ih Infantry regiment.
'Thrv asked to see col. .. l.. Hunt. the
commanding officer of The regiment. re
went. out To the machine. when one OIL
IN. women. addressing him. SAID:
"culunrl. We have some dcllcaclcS anu
trui, which we would like 10 present to
sick soldiers who are III the hospital
w" thought that these men, being lar
away from home. could rot have any or
these little duinti+S. and these gifts
would cheer them up.
This is very considerable or your
women" Col. Hunt replied. "bit | THINK
you will have difficulty in finding men
in our hospital To present these lhlnSS
to. The last time l was in the hospital
there were no patients there. however,
| will accompany you 10 the hospital
and lind if there are any men there
today"
He went to the hospital short dis
tnnce from tn" headquarters. and max
ing inquiry. discovered that the inStitu-
ton WAS without patients, and the only
persons there Wcrr the attendants anu
the physicians 1his Is an incident OF
the excellent health Of the men in camp.
There is not man whose health has
not been benefit III since coming -
camp.
There are over S.0hh men in the Three
Hundred and Twentieth Regiment and
NOT to have n man on the sick list is
considered u record. And what has been
said OF this unit. applies 10 the other
organizations in camp.
. In the standing in the Liberty Loan
contest which Is being wagcd in camp
the Three Hundred and Seventeenth In
Cantry Regiment. L Virginia regiment.
is leading with il66.Q00 worth Of sub
criptiOns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
French Successes Are
Praised By Mr.. Baker

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.--Fr"n"h sue
ccsses in Flanders broadening tho great
wedra which the allies are rclcntieSsly
driving into the German Inns are &C.
scribcd as the outstanding feature OF
the week In the review Of military OPP
crations for the week ending October Is
issued today by the War Depart m'nt
The allied offensive in F!Hn1"rS con-
tInues mcthocially' says tic review
"Assigncd nbicctivcs attained with IN
craasing regularity indi"at" efficient
coordination "f artillery preparation
and infantry attacks.
The procession of the allied h1rrhSr
"a proved by the low casualties or III"
aSsaultinE columns.
Tho deadly effect or allied "r''ii"rN
Gr.. is confirmed tn ia by reports reach
Ing us regarding the concern 1T the '''''p
man high command ut IN" new allied
.typhoon' nrN which Is competing thr
enemy To amend his tactical dispositions
In an EFFORT t. meet the shock If Sh"li
rainod upon his lines.
THE successes attained ny IN" tr"h'h
forces npcratinG north If til" British SEQ
tor NOR" particularly in the n"iGhs"r-
hood Of tn" ll"uthulSt wood. nav" EtE"H
the allies advance in FLANDERS tn" needed
elbow room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
ONE SOUL SAVED AT
THE UNION MISSION
SUPERINTENDENT CORY RECEIVES
A LErTEE FROM MAN he LED
FROM CROOKED PATH.
George vaucher Writes That he Is
Well and Prospering and Has Not
Taken n Drink in Month.

\ II;lc over Il month ago there
sIrullrd into thc Union Mission man
who WAS carrying 4 guod-sizcd jag. and
who told q story about being broke ana
his travels all over the country.
Superintendent Cory listened 10 his
maudlin gossip and then put him To bed.
Th,. next day thu man. whose name
was iinur!:" Nauchcr. arose. carly. com
plct"iy s"h"r"d up. but my. how he dih
want Il drink. He wanted u go OUT
and gel one. hut h" was minus nat
and coat and could not =" out on ihc
streets without them The hat and
coat had been removed and put In
SAT-. place by Mr.. Cory. as il" knew by
experience, that This WAS ono way 10
keep thu man in tn" Mission until the
vii"riS at his drunk wur" off.
After II few days. during which time
liz. attended the meetings held there
every night and during tn" day listened
To the advice and spiritual talk from the
SUI. rint"ndrnI. the lnan saw the light.
accepted christ and was saved.
That has cure is L permanent one is
aItrStrd 10y thu. following letter re-
r.rvc,i from Watcher by Mr.. Cory this
wr..k:
Mir Cory.
Dear I'rlrn'.:
I came here yesterday afternoon TO
visit :, friend VIII" has just Il lunch
counter and soft drink stand. expect
lu I've here all If NEXT week. as ] was
h.ginring IL hr ashamed IL STAY 1T the
mission 81 long II tuIl". | thank you for
your Kindness toward mr. thank God
often for such Il mission which SnveS
mems lives as we'll as their souls. per-
Sunally feel Xix" Il new man. for In the
l. !, mad l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
MONEY COMING FAST TOAD THE
BOY SCOUT AA|PAICN FOR $4,000
OVER HALF OF THAT SUM RE-
PORTED AT LUNCHEON AT TIE
WINDSOR HOTEL.
Success Of the Effort IS Assured by
Report that S6,352.5o Had Been Col
Iected During the First Day.

Nor" than half Of til" amnGnt desired
by workers in tn" Euy Sc"u: campaign
- rails" $I".h"h t. further III" work OF
tho organization in Wheeling. WAS re-
ported ut I luncheon and business meet
ing h"ld at the Windsor hotel yesterday
ut noon. Ihr captains Of tn" teams VIII"
are "nsuSl in tn" thr"" days effort show
Ing returns uf SG.3as ~.
Thor did not appear I" l." doubt IN
III" minds of any ri the - men vii" At
tended the enthusiasts gathering NeSt"r-
day that the desired sum wuuld be sub
Srrihrrl if thu $4,000 mark is not over
reached.
MI the teams will 80 In work today
with renewed arhor. and NJ noon tom"r-
row will again meet ut the Windsor.
when it Is expected that the full amount
will be Tr'prrt"d. SHOULD II not h" II
Will Civ" the members Of the teams 4
half Gay FOR the final drive I" reach
the mark.
Following Is summary Of thr r"-
port handel in yesterday. and ii Will h"
noticed that many Of tn" teams did not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
ARRESTS FOLLOW BIG
FIRE AT KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. 1.-Two ar
rests were made today by the police AMI
government agents in connection with
the fire that partially destroyed the
stock yards Yesterday. The authorities
suspect tho FIR" was OF inccndiary orr
gin. The names Of tn" men were with
hold. One, former "mri"Nc AT IN"
yards. was arrested hero. Inc "'h"f
vos arrested in Oklahoma City. Polio"
say the man in custody her" has mad"
Il statement which tends to !mplicAt"
Two others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
COUNTY CONSTABLE IN
RUNNING BATTLE WITH
POSSE AFTER ESCAPE

Srecial Dispatch IN the 1n,ellic-nc.T
FNIRNONr. w. Va. Oct. 1G.--After
several hours running fight, r. H.
Humphreys. constable or Pawpaw dis
trict. escaped this evening from posse
OF county officers and Ia now in Penn
sylvanin. Efforts arc being made 10
arrest him.
Early this morning county officers
went to Granttown with u warrant for
Humphreys. charging him with bring
ing whiskey into the state. They se-
cured so quarts OF whisky and after a
desperate light. in which Humphreys
tried to shoot them. ovcrnowcrch and
arrested the officer who later escaped.
Since his escape O running tlGht was
kept up in which hundreds OF shots
were exchanged by tho county Officers
and the fugitive. Humphreys Is said t"
have been wounded by ono shot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
SOLDIER KILLED AND
OTHERS ARE INJURED

SPAETANSBURG. S. G.. Oct. H.
Two men. one Il New York national
guards.nen are known 10 have been
killed and dozen others injured III Il
rear rnd collision tonight on the Pied
mont aud Northern Electric Line be-
tween this city and Camp Wadswnrth
where the New York national guard Is
training. Eight injured soldiers were
removed to the camp hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
BRITISH AIRMEN
lombard BRUGES

LONDON. oct. I1.---runS Of bombs
were drnprrd ON the decks ut Rrug"a
In Eeigium IN Monday night by Brit
lsh naval. airplnnrs. tn" British adj
miralty. III 4 statement announcing the
raid. says: NAVAL aircraft dropped
many toms "r h"mhs in III" Brug"s docks
ON Monday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
.HER7zOC AND H|TE
THOMPSON TRUSTEES

rNIONTOWN. Ia. oct. l1.--At
Of tn" unsecured creditors Of j.
V. Thompson former tninni"wn bunker.
held hrr,. today. David VI. licriZ"g and
s T. SrrurhHm. both If lni"ni"wn. and
Il N. Hit" ~r Fairn0nt. ". Va. were
unanimously elected trustees in htnk-
ruplcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

STEW YDl;K. oct. iT..--N hon tho DIS.
I,n.,'h from l."ud"n was read last night
tu HrIr Admiral iradl"! y. Fisk" tr"-
tir,rI) M said:
Il can only assam" thar Germany
means /" hl"rknl~ lh"S" COASTS by
means "f submarines. The whole thing
S",.n,S strange &c mo. as III" -nilr"
ocean is E"n" ifr German l'-nNat$ IL
Gtruy shlr~ Wh"r'V"r they can lind them
regardless uf InH.S. and ! can't under
stand why Germany should declare
S"m..ihiug shat j., would naturally do
,.nS-rtI. wi'h"n: GrrlaraiInn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
THREE ARRESTED.

T:w.,r! Wnll,':. pIij" lam"S ani
Ol'N, Ai"aI. al r"l"r.i. W"r" arrested
1T At. .'rly hour Tins morning hv Hfii-
car W.T. ~ 'h.. :i"r"ri ward for 'It>"r-
derry 'r'n'iU"i. They VIII l"' gwen a
h"armG ~ police court IhlN n"rI'nE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
RECOVERING FROM OPERATION.

AIR Ernni. li"l''',u. - N'.w MAiI-
uturnS -. = h" uui"r"'ui nu operation
~ H., N"r'h Wh".ilm& h">i'''ni "n ''"-
irh,.r IL ,"i,. :.!..~''.'' "ud '\i".rlS ="
r.it.rll So h"r .l.,!,'. ~h"rilt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

WaTKIHS-On Sunday morning. October H. 1917.
WILLIAM WATKINS. ased 81. kls- in an acct
dent at Evansville. Ind.
Funeral from the rrSdrnc" ~ hid parents. Sr. and
Mr. Edward Watkins. "" 1904 MARKET street.
rnursdsy afternoon At . ?. nj. lnte5ment in Mt.
Xiun ceInCtrry. >
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sTEUeRNAGEL-Or Monday eyennG October Is.
1917 At so o'clock. 1t the family residence. Thr-
tv.trst and Chxplius streets. JACOB STEuER-
NAt;EI. III the doth year Of hts 1:c.
Funeral FROM his late residence. No. 81 Thiry-hsE
street THURSDAY. October Is. al $50 .. NJ Inter-
i;rit 81 Mt Zion cemetery.
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D I E D

RosE-On Wednesday. October l.. 1917. 1t l0li
O'Clock a. H. Ut the Ohio Valley General hospital.
WILLIAM II. IsUSE. In his 10Th yssI.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED-Female.

WAHTeo-Gir for general hnusc,vorf. One 70 stay
nights: IS week. Apply No. 1909 Main St.
DILL
WAHTED--Iady solicitor. Catholic preferred. good
selling proposition Call 10 0 4 M or 10 : D.
N. 4. Kirby. lj23II Market o-l6-e
featuring plant. Address y. Wheeling intelN-
Srncer o-l3-n
WAhTEo-tiir for general housewnrk Gus Miller.
COT. 9Th and Hanover Martins Ferry o.ll-m
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WANTED--Male HELD

WANTEo-shlppinF clerk and clerical assistant. APP
ply Burroughs Adding Machine Co., 1923 schmul-
bach Bldg o-I8.l
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PERSONAL

WAkTEo-To arerTain the whereabouts Of Charley
MalaInatirs. formerly OF Tencs!os. Greece. by his
brother, Christ Malama;n1. Information should be
sen, To Chris; Malamatlnl General Delivery. Wheel.
Ing ". Va o-IS-i"
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WANTED-Salesmen.

WAhTE O-Salesrnan to trarcl. Catholic Live wire
proposition worth $40 werkly-to I've wire man.
A,ntthns new. A Kirby. l523h Market s. o-lI-.
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WaHTED-C0ored man porter TO work around
store. Steady position and good pay. Apply 10
The Hub 18th and Market Stu. o-lTi
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bach Bldg o-I8.I
store. Steady position and good pay. Apply 10
The Hub. 18th and Market Stu. o-lT-i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wholesale grocery driver.
Klein & Merr!Inan Co. o-l6-i
WANTEDlIelp to do floor work short hourI good
wages. Apply Martins Ferry hospital o-ls-l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Catholic We have = live wire
proposition worth $50 weekly IN lire wire man
Call to l. M. or 70 .. m. A Kirby l5z3h
:G-Est. o-1e-g
HAHTEo-FrEt ciass mechanic. Apply At office b.
tween ~ and ! O'Clock. F!reproof Garage. HawlsS
Building. o-l5-i
WANTeD-At Geneva mine Martin. Faye,ts County.
Pa. coke drawers. sborcrs. miners. Highest uAsss
paid Mckeefrey Coal Co. o-l0-l
WANTED-At once several delivery and sales b0yL
10 work before school. Apply at Circulation De-
''''Dt'''' 'D''''''''''' O'" -4' . :
WANTED-BOY OF is on OVER. 70 LEARN
THE PRINTING TRADE. NIGHT WORK.
APPLY TO FOREMAN lhTEItlGEhcER
AFTER p. N. 90
TEp-BoIIerTnskerg wltertenden. Glowing e..
ginecrs and lsborers. Steady work and highest
wages 10 sober. steady men. Apply McKeetrey Iron
Co.. Leetona. Ohio. s-1eim
WANTED-At once. Ieve11T 5000 delivery ia6
sales boys to work before school. Apply q
Circulation Department. IntsIissneer. BETWEEN
and 4. m.
Neutrality-suspicious. pfeI feeo6f. 5000 xaSss. a!S,
boys ovsr 6 Year, Of ace. Ap1Iy 9TH iI,nr Iev,
Bids. Go-f.a
wANTED-EG to ell our ms O novsGkA
furnishings from lou,s 70 house o. ~:
weakly paymsnu Us psy weakly.
mr-e'a C. =. ADAMS. l14o-l143 NsiB g.
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Neutrality-suspicious. Wholesale grocery driver.
I Klein & Merr!Inan Co, o-l6-i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
ORANGE

The ladies' aid will meet with Mrs
f. NJ. Aiken Wednesday afternoon. AL
members are urgently requested to b.
present. as business of Importance is tC
be transacted.
Mrs. Arthur Carpenter and son, Har.
old, spent several days last week at K
G. Flanders.
Mrs. F. NJ. Aiken is visitor in Barre
AIuriel Chamberlin is taking a vacation
from her work at Mrs. Boards. Emma
Sayah is filling the vacancy.
News OF the death OF Lucy Martin,
wife of Scion NJ. Curtis, has been re-
ceived. Her death. occurred at her home
in Dutch Flat. Cal, Jan. Z, caused by
hemorrhage of the brain. Mrs Curtis is
well and lovingly remembered in town by
many of the middle-aged people, having
been a successful teacher here for some
years.
All those who have had library books
in their possession for some time will
kindly return them as soon a. possible
so that the record books may be straight
ened up for the new year, which begins
Feb. I.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
NORTH RANDOLPH

Florence Denver, a nine year-old girl
from New York. is living at Eben Lew
is and going to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. e. Sargent and Mrs.
Win Dickinson were in Chelsea last week
to have dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tracy and children
spent several days last week visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Hobart Peck has been in Ran
dolph for several days helping to care
for her sons children, who are having
whooping cough.
Earl Dow of Washington is living at
VIII Buzzell's this winter and attending
school.
Mrs. II. A. Fletcher and Miss Ruth
Trask were in Randolph day last week.
Mrs. Henry Parker and Mrs. Mabel
Tyler are spending the winter with Mrs.
Tyler's father, Frank Trask. in Bethel.
Twelve members from North Randolph
grange attended the Pomona grange at
Williamstown last week Thursday.
Past Deputy George Flint of Randolph
installed the officers of North Randolph
grange last Friday night. A bountiful
oyster supper was served to about 100
members and their families and visitors
from other oranges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
HlRDWICK

Charles Adams of Boston has been 1
visitor in town this week.
William .Lorimer, who has been visit
ing his parents in Toronto, Ontario, sine,
Christmas, returned home Monday, com
ing via Burlington, where he attended
the Older Boys conference held there.
The twenty young men who attended
the conference in Burlington the latter
part of last week and over Sunday, re-
turned home Monday morning, and re-
| port fine time, and that Hardwick was
as well represented as any town of its
size in the state.
Miss Ida Mae Beaulac was recent
visitor in Montpelier.
Alec Miles was discharged from the
hospital last Sa -urday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. b. Tins little son
has been quite i'll with pneumonia the
past week, but is gaining.
Levi Bates of Bristol was recent
guest of friends in town.
Hardwick academy basketball boys are
getting in shape TO meet the strong
Montpelier seminary team next Saturday
night at the local gym, after lay off
since Christmas.
Miss Alice 0uimet was an over. Sunday
visitor in st. Johnsbury.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Granite Trust company was
held at its banking rooms yesterday aft.
ernoon, and the annual meeting of the
Hardwick Savings Bank & Trust COM
pany stockholders was held at its bank
ing rooms this afternoon. The old board
of officers and directors were reelected
in both instances.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
BERLIN

| Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Benjamin of BostoI
have returned home after spending two
weeks with Mr.. Benjamin's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Benjamin.
Miss Annie Selma of Vergennes recent.
ly visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
A. Selma.
State Master Cady of the Vermont
State grange installed the officers at the
last grange meeting Miss Chattield, the
retiring secretary, was presented ring.
The next regular meeting will be held
this week Friday evening, Jan. 10. A
good number attended the Pomona meet
ing at Williamstown last Thursday.
The death of Mrs Pasehal Currier,
widow of the late Paschal Currier of
Berlin. occurred on Saturday at her home
in Montpelier.
Mrs. Sarah Thurber, who has been
spending sometime with her daughter,
Mrs. Maude T. Stuart, left for Washing
ton on Saturday to visit other relatives
and friends.
Rev. Stanley Bloomfield of Bethany
church, Montpelier, will give a talk on
Billy Sunday at the church on Wednes-
day evening, Jan. IL. Everyone inviteo
to attend. Admission free. This is I'M
der the auspices of the Ladies' Lend-a-
Hand society.
Miss Mildred House spent the past
week visiting friends in Mortified.
Four children at Arthur Bucks are i'll
with chicken-pox
NJ. j. Corliss attended the dairymen's
meeting in Burlington last week.