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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
Rcd Cross Meetings Thursdays.
BARNET.
&c. E. Hazelton, Correspondent. }

&C. E. HaZelton, Correspondent
Milo McClaren and daughter, Hes
ter, and Lula, Ruth and Florence
Wilder and Malcolm McNall were ST.
Johnsbury visitors Saturday.-Mar-
garet Morgan, who has been visiting
her cousin, Barbara Morgan, has re-
turned to her sisters, Mrs. Len Goss
of st. Johnsbury-Mr and Mrs. Mil
ligan, who have been spending sew
eral days with their daughter, Mrs
Richard Watts, have returned to their
home in Passumpsic.-Max Lang has
a runabout for his route-Mrs. Sam
Baker and enthusiastically and
Mrs. L. E. Gilfillan. spent Saturday in
st. Johnsbury.--Marjori Albee went
to Lake Morey Saturday to spend a
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Newall and Mrs.
Margaret Hayward of ST. Johnsbury
spent Saturday with Edith Wallace
Edward Walters of Lyndon is visiting
at the home of Mr.. E. C. Smith
Neal Morgan of Danvilfe is visiting his
father Mr.. E. A. Morgan.-A play en-
titled TONY the Convict" was given
Friday night at the town hall in Barr
net for the benefit Of the Red Cross
at Waterford. A large audience at
tended. After the play there was a
dance. Music was furnished by Emma
King of Passumpsic and Mr.. Beer Of
st. Johnsbury.-Miss Sarah Bond of
Barre, VT, has been a visitor at Mrs.
William Higgins.-Juia Fisher of
Nance, N. H., has been spending sew
eral days with Dorcas Ayer.--Mrs.
Rosa Shanty has gone to Littleton, N.
H, to visit her sdaughter.--Henry
Quimby has gone to Sandoff, N. H. r.
Mr.. Lyman Brock has returned to
his home in Springfield, Mass. Mrs.
Lyman Brock and sons, Harold and
French, of st. Johnsbury-Win
Smiley, of East Barnet, visited his
sister, Mrs. John Robinson, Wednes-
day.-Henry Winship, of Bradford,
was a business visitor in town Tues
day.-Mrs Charles Morrill, and SON.,
Walter. and her mother, Mrs. Blair,
and daughter, Ruth, were shoppers in
ST. Johnsbury Wednesday.-Ed Nc
Dowell, of East Barnet, was a bust
ness visitor in town Wednesday
Mrs. A. L. Guthrie, = of McIndoes,
spent Wednesday. with her niece,
Mrs. R. H. Hazelton.-Violet Guthrie
and Mrs. Flanders, of Mclndoes,
were in Barnet Wednesday.-Mrs.
George Hoyt and children, Caroline
and Gordon, Of Lyndonville, are Wis
iting at the home of Rev. VIC.
Clark.-Mrs. Thayer, of st. Johns
bury, is visiting her brother, Mr.
James Gilfllan.-Mrs. Reed and
daughter, Marion, of Winsor, We're
visitors at Mrs. r. HaZelton's We'd
nesday.-Hall Merrifield is a. visitor
in Boston.-Max Lang, Howard Ell
hot and Edith Hazelton were in ST.
IohnShurv Wednesday,. = -
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EAST CABOT.

{ Mrs. Geo. D. Morse, Correspondent
3: Hazel Abbott was a visitor in Barre
and Montpelier Wednesday and
Thursday-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Witham have hadEto take their little
boy to ST.. Johnsbury hospital. were
he. underwent Z an operation--Carl
Durgan is in ,Danville pressing hayfor
Ward. Gillis.-Mr. and Mrs. W. I. ABB
bolt were business visitors inssAlbany
recently where he bought II regis
tered Jersey coWs.-Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur and Mrs. Ira Read were in Dan
Vile Friday.-Mr. Davis Of st. Johns
bury had a crowd Oft men on his
farm known as the Barr place, cut
ting pulp wood.-Mrs.s Ella Laird of
New York was an over Sunday guest
at Ira Read's.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Chandler were in Lyndonville on busi-
ness recently. Wendell Woodrich: and
little brother, Stanley, were over. Sum-
day guests at w. I. .Abbott.s samuel
Chandler was home for over Sunday:
Walbridgs and family were
at, Silias Houghtoh's recently. The
school has finished and Miss Ethel
Gabree has gone to her home in West
ford,-Miss Maude Morse has been
sick with tonsilitis for the past week
Durgan was in Marshfleld and
Banyille recently Miss Myrtle Gada-e
pee of EDanVille was AN over Sunday
guest .sof Marion Morse. Daven-:
port from ST. Johnsbury visited his
mother recently.-Gilbert9 Hill was
called to Peirmont, NJ H., June 20,
to- attend 6the funeral Of hiss brothers
wife. ~ s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
C. E. SILSB DIES
FOIL OWING ILLNESS

Mrs. Hattie M silsby, of st. Johns
bury. passed. away at her home y on
Webster street Friday. aged 40 years.
after weeks illness following San
operation 8. Mrs Silsby had been lin
falling health for abohtlsa year and.
was unable to rally from the4toper-
alton. The funeral will be held from
her late home Sunday afternoon at
one o'clock. Burial will; be at Hill
side Cemetery West Burke.
Hattie M. Bacon was born October
80, 1874, at Compton, Canada. She
came to Vermont and settled in West
Burke, and attended j Johnson Normal
school for two years. In 1899 she be-
came the bride of Charles E. Silsby.
also of West Burke, Rev. George w.
Hunt of st. Johnsbury officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. silsby came to St. JohnsbuYy
about eight years ago; and have lily
ed here since that time. Mrs Silsby
is survived: by her husband, two
daughters, Bertha and Maude. and one
son, Clayton. A daughter Marguer-
lite died at the age of one year.
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ALBANY.
CIV. A. Sanders. Correspondent. J

CIV. A. Sanders. Correspondent
The Ladies Aid met. Tuesday with
Mrs. Merton Cutler. 1t was the last
meeting of the season, and the annual.
election Of officers was held. The fol-
lowing were elected: President, Mrs.
Dora Miles; vice president, Mrs. Matte
Racket; secretary.s Mrs Bertha
sCewles; treasurer, Mrs Edith Newton
George Simon was in Burlington
Monday to take the examinations fon
a chanffeur's license. He Is. to drive
the truck for the J. G.sTnE,lhhll o.sson.
the new milk route. Fletcher
wass'in Orleans Tuesda u The Child
ren's Day service Will FEbes held next
shi,da y-AIrss =. B.tDarian is very III,
Rev and Mrs. Craig and her moth
or. Mrs. T.. B. Darling IS very ilIsL -
Rev and Mrs. Craig and lefs mother,
Mrs. George. arrived here Tuesday.
They will stay ateA.i r. Miles, until
their furniture is n1oved into the par
sonag e.--Mrs.s Jenne,a who has been
visiting at r. Ne. CowIes, left there
Tuesday.M Mrs. Rebecca Goddard of
Hyde Park is here on "a visit at her
son, DR.. Goddard s. land Mrs. Al.
%. Brown returned Wednesday fostheir
home in ville.s PIG. Mrs,
Brown has been helping care for her
mother. Mrs: o., Al Brownie I'll tstsf4f
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EAST RYEGATE.
CA. q. Bedell, Correspondent


4 Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. Boswell of SOM
erville, Mass, visited at Clarence Be
dell's. thes first of the week. - Eleanor
and Albert Buswell We're recent fvfs-
itors at Clarence Bedelr rs. - Miss Ruby
Rowe ofsPeachafn IS visiting her aunt,
Mrs. r. Alger. zelma Anderson
has returned from the WoodsYiale cot
tage hospital. M. G. Brown and son,
Harry, spent a. few days recently in
Greensboro.A Miss Smith OF Woods
Vile was a recent visitor of III. w.
Smiths. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Brown
of Essex, N. Y, spent the weekend
with their brother. M. I. Brown Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkes of Orleans spent the
week end. at Mr.. shortsleeve.s. Mrs
William Hayes and daughter, Garnet
Ida, of Central were recent visitors at
Graves Balls. rs. w. s: Lackie and
daughter, Margaret. spent Tuesday at
Merrill. BedelYs in McIndoes. Mrs.
Hattie Carlton, Carl Carlton and Mrs.
Mary simonds of Lisbon called at r..
s.. Hayes Tnesday.-Mrs Carl Bills
and two sons and Walter Douse Of
Whiteffeld are visiting at Maynard
.Clark's = Et{-;i
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iz-..''i-s -
NEWARK.


s a(Porter, Wallace Correspondent
S Mr., and Mrs. Austin of Troy have
been visiting Mrs. Austin's sisters
Mrs Corliss and Mrs. Charles LeClair
Raymond Rice has, gone to Bristol,
Conn.-Mr.. and Mrs. Dwinell and two
children of bennington. N. H., are
visiting at George Chamberlain's.
Inez Goodwin has gone to st. Johns
bury; to work. III omer Litchfield has
sold his farm to a. Mr.. Cane of Spring
:field.-Mrs. Charles LeClairz and lit
tie girl are visiting in Troy Ivory
Goodwin is visiting at Dean F'ifield's.
Homer Litchfield is moving ito
Burke Hollow.--At the special town
meeting held June / 6, 1T was voted to
move the Walter school house toll the
corner of the road by Harris Packers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Simpson visited
at Fred Simpsons Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
Irasburg Exceeded Demand for the
4ss.fssls- Red Cross-Personais.

The Red Cross u campaign ssclosed
Saturday might A aHgsWas held in
the Town hall to- celebrate the sue
cessfnl drive to raise the sum Of 5000,
whichf5was apportioneds to Erashurg.
The committeeireported that s7a2 had
been raised and that f tlre1. amount
would be increased some when others
were asked to- donate.ss n ass5 ia
y eDn. and Mrs. Homer Bogue, their
son, Homer, and daughters. Catherine
and fHelen,i of Pnento, Cal, are stop
ping at Mrs. Ada Tenn pletorl' s.-aAf Ii.
Cassie, and r. M Baldwin .Were-in
Burlington Friday - s r.. Slack is
moving TO Newport.--Eb Farms
worth returned to. North Graftsbury,
Sunday, He expects Ito enlist We'd
nesday.-Mr. and Mrs.saE. o. Wells
and tive. children and. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Wells motored to NORWOOD n.
Y, Saturday, where they plan to visit
relatiyes.-Miss- IL Della Freehart,
daughter of Joseph Freehart. was
united in marriage to- Andrew Cor-
row of Coventry. at st. Margaret's
CATHOLIC church here Monday NORM
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. IT. AZ. Healey of
Orleans visited his parents Sunday
B. 7. Ghaffee and D. A. Brahanas were
in Burlington Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Seavey returned with them
Mrs. Bion Holman is visiting relatives
in Quebec.-David and Leon France
are visiting their brother, John, ), in
Island gPond.-Thursday, July 5, the
local motion picture house will divide
the receipts of the evenings perform
ance with the local ichapter Of the
Red Cross Charles Sylvester has
purchased a truck to use in hauling
Mildred Miles, who has been
n<the Austine Institute for the blind at
Brattleboro, has come home for the
summer vacation. e e ~ ~ Is
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
GREENSBORO.

Geo. A. Porter, Consequently
At "a special town meeting Tuesday
afternoon it was voted TO raises and
appropriate thessnm Of 81, 800 to equip
and maintain Juniors high school an.
the new school building. As Forest.
Lumsden was driving to the village
Tuesday afternoon, his horses became
frightened at something and ~ ran,
throwing Mr.. Lumsden out near the
II. H.sHarris farm house. where he
was found by Mr.. Harris in a dazedf
condition His right leg was broken
below the knee. EDrs. Kinney and
Harvey were summoned and reduced
the fracture, after Mr.. Lumsden was
taken. to. his. home about "a mile dis
tant. The horses were caught about
mile and a half away, having cleared
themselves from 1.-THE wagonsLThe
Greensboro band will give Al sacred
concert at the CONGREGATIONAL church
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
81. bloomsbury Public schools.

The following pupils had perfect
attendance for the school year. 1916
1917: ssfss's g
SUMMER STREET SCHOOL.
Grade Leslie Burrows. g,
Grade II--Mary Mooney. Winifred
Randall. ss;s 49, st 81 ssssasf
Grade III-Elwin Twombly, Iva
Finley, Howard Silsby.s s. sssss''a -
GraAM-Heelsen Randall, Donald
Grade v.-Edwin Burrows. Ronald
Burrows, Leslie Potts. Edwin wilkins,
Esther McGillivray, Doris Smith.
Grave VI.-Jeahnette RUSSELL. Max
we'll Shields, Waiter Green. IS 'sss97
Grade VfI.--Richardi vernon. Hell
enc Carruthers, Marion Gaffney, Da-
vid Morse. Evelyn Brooks, Laurette
Beauregard Il n .ssa ~
I'll Grade vIII.- Daisy Boombower,
Robert Cox, Martin Foye, Grace
Clark, Dorothy Russell. sG
+ PORTLAND STREET SCHOOL.
2 Grade IL Rose castonguay. Ernest
| Grade III Charles Keenan,
Grade IW.-viviana Castonguay,
George Blodgett, Maurice Schoppe
Grade vi Josephine Barrett. Ger
ltrule Rice. -
Grade VT.-Alvi Wilkie,c Esther
Reed Raymond Blodgett,. Henry
Somers. ;AazyT s8..ss
+, Grade VH-Arline Frances.
Grade iVIII.-Elen Mslco mher.
/ MAPLE STREET SCHOOL.
Grade George Hayes, Arthur
Johnson:
Paddock Nillage-Lorenzo Waite.
Fairbanks Village.-Dan Perrigard.
East ST., Johnsbury. Din Lyon.
St. Johnsbury Center - Walter
Pierce. Elsie Pierce, Alberta Pierce.
Pierce's Mill.-4Irene Hail.. $3.50
Goss Hollow Marion MeCuaig.
Bible Hill Robert Halietts Kermit
! Brill Z III i sfs.s,i4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
i IaYNDDNaGENTER.e
Mildred Rivers, Correspondent.

! mildred Rivers, Correspondent
/ Harold mitchell frdnf Sutton is Wis
sitfng his mother, Mrs. Me rty Mitchell.
- Misses Verna and Edith Brown
from Sutton are spend ing asfeWsdays
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
George w Wiley, Mrs: Lewis LaPsint
was taken to- Brightlook- hospital
where she was operated ons'for appen-
dicitis and is doing ass we'll as con. be:
expected at this writing IN RS. lanes
Robinson and daugh ter. sAitheas are
visiting at Mr.. 1ands Mrs. NJ. J., Robin
sons in West Derby. -Luther Lawson
has sold his Ford ear and has Metz.
Violet Wright from; Fitchbay, p. O..
is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Weodard. Kermit Grant
from Lyndon spent Tuesday with
Clarence Rivers. Mrs. George sDu
Boes and daughter, Grace. from Or
leans are visiting her sister Mrs. Lydia
Chaffee,. assfeW I'D ays:-- Miss Hazel
Chaffee is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.! and Mrs. ! Eli "a m Jordan, at East
HardWick =. Derby Harris has caught
a. trout ii inches long which tipped
the scales one pound. ss5s9e :.s;:
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, .sSTANNARD.

IF. K. Bartlett, Correspondent
Howard Taylor and moved 70
tHardwick Monday.-Mrs. Roscoe
Smith is working at Dufnr's hotel ell IN
CARR Wilson and wife
IN HardWick onzbusiness Monday
Mrs. Clara Brown and Mrs. Cafista
Smith and children returned Wednes-
day to- St. Johnsbury and Mrs.
George Belville visited her children IN
Graftsbury. recently. --Mrs. Ethel Hill
of East Hardwiek is visiting Mrs.
MurieI Shepard. Mrs. Blanche Smith
visited her mother, Mrs. Stevens, at
East HardWick recently. Dick Brown
has finished work for NJ. y Grant =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
LOWER WATERFORD.

MRS. G. A. Ballou, Corresponds
: Mrs Katherine Morrison rs visiting
her son., S. 81, Morrison, at st. Johns
y.-Clarence, Gess and his cousin.
John Goss, of. Berlin were recent
guests Of the formers father, II. 1.
,Goss.- Raymond Morrison has a new
car Mrs. Freddie Morrison of Lyn-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
srRAIGHrENED. HIM ups

7 Solomon Bequette, Flat. River, Mo-,
on my back till Il could hardly go.
Foley Kidney Pills straightened me
right up. I,recommend them to all
WHO have kidney trou Bile Rheumatic
muscles INDICATE that the kidneys. are
not properly filtering impurities from
the blood Foley. kidney Pills get
right at the trouble and give prompt
reIief.f Painful. Irregular and sleep,
quickly to their tonic healing action.
CHARLES A. SEARLES e. CO. 81.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04

today.-Mr. r. A. Cook and W. S. jeff
fersx are ips.Boston. this week,@Miss
Annie Gallagher is working for Mrs A.
L. Leonard. MIR. and Mrs. JsF- Web
Der, Erma and Sharon motoredf to
North Woodstock, n. H., Wednesday
for a few days visit-Mr. Ronald
Bell. who underwent an operation at
Hrightlook Hospital Wednesday. is re-
ported comfortable. &: i
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IRlAsHsllsfs.,
Oscar N. Washer. Corresr3


Oscar N. Washer, Correspo S
G. w. Russell is having a new brick
chimney laid in his bloek.s SCHUYLER
Bickford Of Barton, and Pnny Clark
are doing the rk.-Arriie Page and
Marion Holbrook were married Thurs
day by Rev. Father .McMahons at the
parish house, East Albany4-Dr; ri
Cleasby of Orleans was in. town Fri
day.-A son was born to Mr.. aud Mrs
Almon Dueharme. Thursday Henry
Priest goes Monday to Holderness. N.
H., where he will be Connected with
Camp Waehusetts fora few weeks.
Regular meeting of Central Lodge No
81. F. and A. M, Tuesday evening
Work in. the NJ. NJ. degree. Misses
Theda Corley. Elsie Skinner and Verna
Sears will attend Johnson Normal
summer school. 80 ~
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at East Hardwick Sunday evening.
a rsssasssas Mrs. IKE as1saaiag.sa
wedding in New York this week.
Nelson Stevens of Pennsylvania and
his sister, Mrs Esther Stevens Bios
som of Bellows Falls ARE stopping at
the Caspian Lake House for a.. few
days. This is their native stown.-Mr
and Mrss George; Y, Simpson went I'd
Manchester. N. H.. Tuesday, sji
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04

donyille is a guest at w. j, MOrrison,s.
Assaand Gist Eaals hiilssspf RAsAafns-
Sic visited at s. W. Bonnet Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b, Freeman and
family spent Sunday ithsfrienda and
relatives in Burke MI, and Mrs w,
J. Morrison and son. Raymond. mo-
tored to Lyndonvilie Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04

telegram has been received
from Mrs. w. H. Jeffrey. from New
york City. saying that her daughter,
Ellen. had passed her operation very
successfully
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
WELLS RIVER. !,


( Mrs. D. G. Tarwell, Correspondent)
: The II. S. Alumni has presented the
local Red Cross Chapter with $40
with which to buy, supplies. The final
report for. the National Red Cross
sent from our local chapter is as fol-
lows: $249.07s collected $21 sent
from Ryegate, and $1G.50 pledged
here, which will be collected later
Mrs. La Mere and Mrs Deblois enjoy
ed a trip to Fabyons on Wednesday,
Mrs. II. G. Smith, Mrs. L. H. Mildred,
Mrs. Bracy and Mrs. George Emery
went Tuesday to Fairlee for couple
of days.-Several from here attended
the Red Cross benefit given at Rye
gate Corner on Friday evening. -Ro-
maine Glynn is to move his family
into the Cox house.-Lizzabelle War
den has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Albert Gibson, in. Newbury recently.
Miss Lottie Marshall is home for
the summer from. her duties at the
Cottage ACCOMPLISHMENTS Follens-
by is home from Hanover, N. H
Mrs. Nelson Bailey entertained a
dozen ladies at an informal tea on
Monday afternoon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
ORLEANS

tDoris Spafford, Correspondent
Mrs. Emma T. Keys returned
Thursday evening from a short visit
with friends in s.. Johnsbury and
Lower Waterford-The officers of the
w. c. T. u. met with the president,
Mrs Emily Smith, on Thursday even
ing to consider the best method of
raising money to be used toward AN
propose to furnish for the battlefelds
of Europe, also to furnish supplies for
comfort bags to be sent to- our ma
rines.-Company II of the First Yer
mont Volunteer Militia has been or
ganized at Newport with a detachment
of lieutenant, sergeant and two cor
porals and sixteen privates from Or
leans.-First Lieut.. Harry Dickens of
Orleans leaves for the officers. train
ing camp at Mortified next Thursday.
The Executive Committee of the
Orleans County Agricultural Associa-
ton held a meeting at the Valley
House Wednesday evening.-Mrs. &c.
NJ. Anderson has returned home from
a visit with her. daughter, Mrs. F. b.
ombly.-Mrs. Earle Ordway and
daughter of Auburndale, Mass, are
visiting Mrs M. A Ordway-Prof
and Mrs. Walter Fletcher, of sKeene,
n. H., are spending their vacation in
town.-Miss Edith Walker has a new
piano:-Mrs. Kenady, of North Troy,
is visiting her nephew, c. S. Stevens.
Red Cross Meetings Thursdays
Work meetings of the Red Cross
will be held on Thursday afternoons
of each week except Chautauqua
week. instead of evenings. Mrs.. Wood
bury will collect the annual dues.
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he summer

Advertise in The Weekly cale-
DOMAIN.
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WHEELOCK..

: @A .t5- WHEELOCK.
(Mrs. G.. L. Gerry Correspondent
The ladies of Wheelock Village and
South Wheefock organized a Red
Cross society last Wednesday, electing.
the following officers: President,
Mrs. Lila MatheWson; vice president,
Mrs. Lucy Weed; secretary, Mrs Mar
tina Craig; treasurer, Mrs. Marion
WEIGH; supply committee, Mrs. Addie
Ripley; membership committee, Mrs.
Eta Drake. Mrs. Bell Darling, Mrs.
Martha Drown, Mrs. N. G. Simpson.
They meet this, Wednesday afternoon,
with Mrs. Addie Ripley.-Riverside
Grange had an interesting meeting
last Saturday evening. The lecturers
program which was a memorial ser
vice, was given at the opening of the
meeting and was an open meeting.
The regular meeting came later The
meeting July IA will be conducted in:
the same way The lecturers hour,
which will be first is open to the pub
lic.-The village schools closed, the
higher grade last Friday and the pri-
mary this, Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dexter Flood of st. Johnsbury We're
weekend visitors at Mrs.. Floods
brother, P. j. Shorey' s-Miss Eta
Gray is home for the summer from
ST. Johnsbury Academy, where she
has finished her first year.-Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin Hutchins of Stanstead and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hubbard Of
Lyndonville visited, Mrs. Hubbard's
grandfather, Horace Miller, last week.
81 J. Dana was in st. Johnsbury
last Saturday,, where he had the can
Ger on his lip removed.-Miss Gladys
Lyon is spending a few days With
friends in Lar easter. N H-Wi.-a
loughby Valley Pomona Grange met
last Thursday with Riverside Grange
Dinner was served. County Agent
Woou Was present anu 30, a..
cellent talk. An interesting and profit
able meeting was held. The next
meeting will be with Newark Grange
in September-Mrs Emma Miles is
sick.-Lyle Dean is home from Fort
Ethan Allen for a few days.-F'red
Hoffman and Mrs. Stella Goss were in
ST. Johnsbury last Thursday to attend
the graduation of Mrs. Goss' grand
son, Earl Goss, who graduated from
the high school.-Several from here
attended the Tom Thumb Wedding
given at Sheffield last Friday evening"
Mclean visited his parents
in Newport over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Peak were business
visitors in St. Johnsbury last Satur-=
day.-Mrs.s, V. r. Weed, who spent. i
the past week with her friend, Mrs.
g.. f. Gerry, returned to her home
Friday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-28
SHORT TERM COURT.
Judge. Albert, of jefferson. Holds a
Short Term of Court to Close
Up a Few Cases.

District court is in session this
week, Judge Albert arriving on Tues
day morning to close up some cases
which went over the regular term.
On Tuesday he tried the case Of
Kawneer Manufacturing Co. VS. Renfro
& Lewis and Wright and Kinney,
which was a mechanics lien. The ar
guments in the case are to be submit
ted in writing, after which the court
will render its decision.
The Mccullough will case will be
up for hearing tomorrow on the ap-
plication for the removal of temper
airy administrator. The contest over
the probate of the will is expected to
come on for hearing at the next term
of court.
A number of cases will probably be
disposed OF before the end of the
week. - ~
Court adjourned over today in or
der that Judge Albert and some other
parties might attend the funeral of
Judge Deemer, late of the supreme
court.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-28
DEATH OF ARTHUR RUsTERHoLZ
Eighteen Months Old Son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob RusterhoIz Dies on
Thursday, February 22d.

Arthur Jacob, son OF MI. and Mrs.
Jacob Rusterholz, died at the family
home southeast of Denison on Thurs
day. February 22d. after short ILL.,
ness. The little boy was afflicted with
anemia and everything possible was
done by skilled physicians and low
ing hands to stay the trouble. but all
to no avail.
The deceased was born July 20,
1915, and thus was Is months and "a
days of age when he passed away.
Besides the loving parents he leaves
to mourn his death one sister, Irene,
and a brother, Walter
Funeral services were held at the
German Methodist church on Satur-
day afternoon, Rev. T.. Witter, the pas
tor, officiating, after which interment
was made in Oakland cemetery.
The family has the sympathy OF
the entire community in their great
loss. .." s,- .f.--. -..s