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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
SCALE OF PRICES IN PROSPECT
'Chrcshcrmcn VIII Combine for Rapid
and Effective Work.

Special TO The World
CLAllEMORE, okla, June 8.-All
of the threshermen of Rogers county
have been requested to meet IN Clare
more Saturday for the purpose Of
forming an organization to efficiently
get the harvesting done in this county
in record breaking time. At this meet
ing scale of prices for threshing
work will also be worked out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
I,nY NOur Wninr BILL

Your water bill is now due and
must be paid on or before the tenth
or service will be discontinued or
penalty added This Is your Ia It notice
CITP WATER DEPARTMENT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
CHANTAUQUA IN TWO WEEKS
Fourth Successive Year for Enterprise
in Mining Town.
Special to The World.

special TO The World.
MIAMI, Okla. June S.-The Miami
chautauqua will be held this year
70 10 29. The chautauqua Is hein,
Put on this year by Kansas CITY
syndicate. The Miami citizens have
been orSanized with Vern Thompson
as president of the association and
Will in the next few weeks work hard
to sell season tickets and to make the
affair a succ, SIS. This will make the
fourth successive year that Miami
has supported a chautauqua II is
stated that tho program for this year
is the best that has ever been secured
for Miami
SCALE OF PRICES IN PROSPECT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
y bcneficio de IA Cruz Roja.

e. sabado de Ia presente semana
sc vc:ificari en- el amplio salon de
patinar que esta situaGo en- la Gale
Lincoln, centric de reunion de- Ia So
ciedad ~laredense Y que es ~propiedad
del general Ramon Toffe, una her
n:osa fiesta que Ia DIRECTIVE dc Ia
Crlz Roja Americana esti o-ganl-
zando cor objeto de recaudar fondos
para an,inorar los sufTimientoS de los
soldsdos que han lido a la camFa1a
"a Francia.
La fiesta neocionada por los pre-
pa~rativos que &c han hecho y Sc eS-
tan hacienda. scguramente, que re-
espltndida- Sc tran, de ha-
Ger Il especie de Bazaar de Carload
y slgo ssi como una kernesse. Los
pueStos serau stendidos por bellas Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
DE AQUI Y d. ALA.
(Virne de IA 4. Pae.

blicaS. para e!los Sc hactn roEe2taS
aqu; J aculla.
Para cllos Sc hace una liamada
a la piedad universal. en- q nombre
del que muriera por "a d!cha &c to-
dos. y para que. en- la nocne en- que
vino al mundo, haya en- "a terra Ia
menor sur,a possible de dolores.
Los f!l0Sofos de- Ia guerra, diceD
cue ella nos he dado "a ginnasia de
"a emotion, que cwando Il tragedia
t~ernine, seremos menoS sens:bles Y
memo piadosos.
7 mas fueTteS tarnbien.
Sin embargo debsnos confesar que
todar4a no ha empazado IA guerra a
hacern4 cruelcs. cuando hay estes
manifestations de pieded universal,
cuando a. acercsrse Ia nocha haena,
So piensa, no solo ea los nlhcs y en-
los felices, sino - los tristeS. ea los
enTern,os. On los doloridcs. en- los que
en- este ano de Is guerra han meaes-
ter &c Is vista de SAINTS Clsus.
VI. MUZQUH BLANC0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
con los bOnOS
del empr6stito de
Ia libertad
rue aprehenlido III individuo
uue Sc tedicaba & csc
criminal negOciO

MONTGOMERY. alabama, No
yicinbre 2Q.-EImrr nwiggins, &c
Nueva York. ACADIA dc ser deten!to
II rsta ciudad. acu%ldo te haber he
enc uso de! corrco para cometer
fraudes en- rcl@ci0n con Las Suscrip-
clones . plazos, al segundo empires
tito de Ia L.ibertad. segan informG G!
Comisionado Dc los E&tadOS UnidoS.
Mr.. Thomas.
Dwieglns rrfiri0 a. func:ontrio de
refereqlcia. que suS t~ribulac!oneS CO.
rrenZaron caundo enpeZ1 :. !nvertir
c!' tinero que rec!bl4 Il cuerta &c los
honos. en- vaiorcs de- ii Bo!sa dc
Nuera York. ~ ~c$pzuia-, r. per
dido en- - opeEac.ones burS!tilea:
cc!no Glen nil pesos. PtrdiE4 que 'e
induju :: abandonar i. netrGpo!i.
POGO drSuueS De que p&-;ier!, 10;
!~nspectoreS de correos empeZaren 4
investigar suS act!v:d2deS cen rela-
ci6n a los bones y descubrieron u
pwiggins Sc hal!aba en Chattanooga.
Cuando lie G:cha c!uIad - di--SIa -
Montgomery. 81 esta!advr 81 d".uvo
III Atlanta. do1de corpro 2 pc
luca. La tr~anfoyracion CTS tai &C
ccsorio pro6uiGra n 81 cara. hlzo
que los insIrtorrs perGieran - pS-
Ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, perO a liegar
:. eSca ciuAad, lugraron rrc0roceEiO y
presar re Su disfaz.
nwigsiHs diio 3! Com,sicnado Tho
mas que dcscaha ardieHtsmente vol
yer & Nueys York y que abrgaba
Ia esperanza de solucionay Ia situa-
cidr finsnciera, en forna tai, sue
ninguno de los que por 81 ~!nterven-
ciGn habian ~eatregado sUmas q cuen-
"a de bones. perdjese ningan dinero.
Como Dniggins M pudo dar l.
fianza de $4,000 pesos que Sc ie in
puSo por e! CcEs;sionado para dsiar-
10 EN- l:bertad, fue ccnsignado = i,
carcel de Ia ciudad, mientras Sc
arregla 10 relative I 81 envio = 10
ciuGad de Nueva York, De donde 10
requieren para responder l los car
eos que !e hacen los inspectors De
Correos Afwyh 2. Williamson Y
Hugh H. Quillan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
muerte de
IN l%egionario
americana

PARIS, Noviembre 20.-William
Parringfield, ciudadano americana
berteneciente q IL Legion Extrantra
del Ejercito frances, ha muertn =
consecuencia de las heridas Que re-
cibio en- una atcion.
Cuando so captain Sc Incline para
brender En- So casaca Ia medalla mi
litar, Parrigfield agoni2ante le dijo:
"Capi,an, digs . los mics de ella, Que
hago irente q Il muerte sin TENOR
Parrigfield, que apenas contaba
peinte amos de edad. mur!0 COMO an
v~aliente, &egun Sc dice en II carta
,ie que OTTO ]legi0nario amcrir.no,
.Jark FAIRY. que ST halls IN esra ca
bitaI gozandO ic una licencia iue Sc
lie concediG. rerihi6 haze diaS del
frente de bAtalla.
FL leg!onario P~arringficlL habia
sido conderorado con anterioridad con
IL fPCtIIlL ut SNtI ii. Lf NH-1 if'pH''
sido otorgada pcr su heroLsmo, du-
rante cl ultimo ataQue frances con-
ira las posiciones alemanas en- cl
sector de Fcrdun.
Ii carta m~encionada, Il hacer re-
ferencia de parringfield. dice: Sc
habiaH Solicitado yoluntarios par"
una carga que Gebia darse contra una
pcSiciGn IN q distrito de L.orena, en-
Ia Que el enemigo sc habia parapeta-
DO y dcsie Ia que hacia mortifero
fuego con 81 amecra!laaoTas, tanto
que II posic!0n de los f~ranccscs Sc
haci:4 insGStcnible.
"ParringiiciH fue 7 dc los que
r.sponGierca al l~lamamicnto : culndo
con olros saft0 sobre e parapcto,
apenas hahia andado dicz pasoS.
cuando cagG derrihaGo por una bal:.
eDcmiga."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
In decreto que causa
disgusto en- Mexico

corrrsrondencia ESpeCiai para Ia pUHSSA
LAREDO. Texas. NovIembre Is
Por las informaciones Que han l!ega-
90 procedcntes de L ciuGad de Me-
xico. &.bcse que los ~propictarios de
nipuS c5t;.n ~deSalcrtadoS por los de
crctos qEe Carranza ha dicLado ulti-
narente rest-!ngiendo IL cXporta-
ciGn Dc mincr;.lcS = este pals.
Dicen las pcrsonas que est;tn int
resaGay en- negocioS de minas. Gpe el
s.. Carranza orden6 que todos los
m.inera!~s Gue sc mandaran Il cSta
a"ci9n, deterian pagan IN vc:nt!cin-
CO pc ciynto dc contribution .etc-
ri scb.e c! vaIo- brute. NATURAL
rIuate. que tai .miHaciGn cause
pIinico entire todos los mineroS Y,
G-hido . los esiuerZoS DE- cs:oS. st 10
~ 4v.c Ia citada meaida 40 81 pa
aera en- ,igor siao hasta t! 10. de
D:ricmbrc.
Pe,o coHo 81 p!"zo Is corto: CO.
no I. vida en- Mexico cs Sun2mente
ce,ca par. fa!t4r los articulcS &c
primer neccs.Gad DE son tan !ndis-
~pcasahies para u vida &c los mine
ncs, Y como por otra parte los ga
vaneues que anteriornente Sc umpu-
s,eraa :. los due5oS de minas Yucran
rXurbi.anteS : peg iudiciaieS 4 n TIA
do suipo para SUS intcrc$eS, eStoS
Sciiorra ban dccidido clausurar sus
ucgoci2C:uneS Y cSperar tiempos me-
io-eS para exp'Uta-laS. NADIA menos
On e. Distrito de Nazapi!, que perte-
acco al EStado de Zacatecas y uno
dc los mas importantes de Mexico.
mal,itld de minas han suspendidh
sus trabaios y Il cantidud hume
osa de trabajadores ha quedado sin
pan que llcvar a u hogareS.
y como en- MaZapi!, en- otras re-
.rones &c los Estados dc Nuevo Leon
V San LUIS Potosi, est, sucediendC
10 misno. los peones So ~cncuentran
Gesasperados por Ia fa!!a dc trabajo
; su5 amos d~esaicntados y en- si:ua-
cor lK,,crida, ru,: muchos da cllos
t:e.sen compromises que cubrr y que,
segU2niente, no podr:.n haeer!o. In
Huchos de estos minerales los peo-
mes han sido destinados q tallar le-
chugul!a. esperanto que vengan me
jo-es tiempos O cuando mcros que
* deroguen estas disposiciones que
tantD perjuicio estan causando en-
TODD nueStro pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
FL ex=Pdte. Castro,
de nueVO en- los
EE. Unidos

NuEVA YORK. Noviembre 200
Cipriano Castro, el ey-presidente de
Venezuela. ha llesado 4 este puerto.
en- 81 cuarta vista . los EstadoS
Unidos, en- einco anos. Ia Ultima
ve2 que eStavo en- teIritorio ameri-
@ano, fue durante el mes de Septien-
brs 4ltimo, cuanio deSpu'S lie rarioS
diaS sali0 slbitamente para puerto
Espana, lsla de Trinidad. : 81 lie
gada ALI. las autoriia4es ingleSas lie
informaron que no era &rata SD PIE
sencia en- Il iyia, por !" ,.ur 81 vio
obligadp Il renresar.
Fin Il pr;m2r.s dos viSit:> el -
neral Castro fu@ detenido Ell Il lS!a
Ellis. darante alsGnos dlas, anteS lie
que sc L. ]rcrmitirra deSenharcar.
.Ascgura$c Que Lesdt cHtonceS, Ell
pre- lc accmpana al age1te dc! Ser
yicio Sccrcto de los ESlados Cn;doS,
81 ruaL lt H. seguido en- toIos su>
Wales, en- los que fi%ur&n v.Sitas a
Mexico y Cuh%.
Cuanto Sc lc prc@unt6 u ge2c-
"a! Castro cual rr5l e. motive de 81
rc2reSo, conlc&tG marifcstando 4Jc
Sc srHtia enfe-mo. Este vaic dcl
G = -presidcnr2 ~cont"aSte gr%ndcment"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
ElOgian en- A!emania
al eSCultOr ROdin

LONDRES. Ncviembce 2u.-Los
cyiricos de arte de Alemania. die
un dssDacho recibido por q EXchan-
&c Telegraph De esta ciu&at. crlv!ado
de Amsterdam. dei;can articu!os Il
K ~n.eEloria del genial escu!tor
frances Augus,o Rodin. muerte hace
tres d!aS. tributaNGole los n.as altos
elOgios, pues Rod:n TT considerable
en- A,emania como el mas grande de
los escultores que ha producico
Francia. uno de los criticos dc re-
ferencia. dice:
"Rctin, como Shakespeare ' Nj
cue, Angel. nos p~ertcntce taHb!rn <
los alemancS, por cue nuestra de
ycci0n por todos los creadores del
.Arte, eS algo que no podra ser pues-
10 en- duda. jamas. por nadie."
La Academia de Bellas .Artes lie
Berlin. discutira en- ST. pr0Xima jun
"a. IA convenencia de enviar per
conducto de IN pals neutra! III men-
safe de condoleacia 4 Ia familia de!
Rodin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
AcTUALlcADES EXTRANJERAS
(Viene de la 4. Pag.

-(Fiene de la a. Pag.
e. caaf2,embLaban los ~HucSpcdcs de-
LIS TuLerias''.
Yo conoci a y!cio A!taroche. cu-
70 oGio por e. Rry cS;%ba Il y.
70 en- 1854.
Sin embargo, me contay" =.
en- UNA OCCASION, I'll" sofa OCCASION.
;tave u encernecc-:ne! Fuc - eau
:. 70 una malvaGa Lllvia lie invi1-no.
Dor e aHo Gr 1917 SicEdo dc l.
suarcia naciona!. =! aZar AiZo que me
tocara eStar De serv:cio IN =! patio
d., Ca~rrouScl. Eo ca,aDu cuidand"
u = quien habria dese@to
arrojar. y I.oyia sin cesar. L. ,sg-s"
e>curria CT pequeHa~ clsc"@"~ GeS-
3. m; CORA le pcio h&sUs nj taha.!!.
u ~improviso Una >omtr". IN iart::s-
ma. &lle de las Tulievi.S. Avanza :
n" tiende an para@uas. ;ETa Luis
Felipe,
Senior .Altrochc, nc dijo sonr:en-
DO. uSced me ha reprochado con mu-
ct" trecuencia ms paragGas Para
Que yc. a mi vez. no le otreZca = Us
led mo. 70 teseo graudemencc ell
ia. 10 q listed = II prisidn. Pero me
uuedaria dvso!aGo :: listed atraparI
/! III -eStr:4do.
Ait.cche divide oier proato !vs he
ineficjos reales. Al tia s~igIcn'e. Ia
;"Pvr,". Il cterna prra que r"pre~r"-
tapa Luis Fe:ipe. re:.pareci" t." Il
l"Ch&rivari''.
Il final del Imperio. Ia car.catu-
IA. q-e durancc mucho tempo fuG
anoCin4. &C convir;.o IN una maqu!-
ma dc guerra. Al mismo tempo que
IL "I..ntcrae" IL Rocheiort. "a LII
~" dc Gil IL. Lane que deuia
!isyar " e.. "LE.Iigsc", de /. m;sma
n"rr.a que "LSHomne Ench&iac'
dirig.eroa q ruca batalla contra el
pc!igro &C ma derrota.
En- 1871. que ms admirable scr..e
dc dibujoS potentes ' vengadores
pue4e da.Se en- q Serie de los DaU-
mirr. DibUioS qac criticahan la par
oarfe : n raoacioad a.emanas Y
que podrian pIDIicar>e ahor4 "a que
- ha vueIto nuevamente dc una pCr,-
zante actualidad.
En- 1871, tambisn, Cham nos ORE
cc las Siguientes caricatura>:
Luego que los prusianoS 81 llevan
los r~elojes ' las alhaias cor Ia ST.
g~uicnte leyenda: "elloS hallarar cOn
y~eniente uerarsc los peAduloS. 10 cual
10 impeGir@ Que Il bora dc Il ve:-
s.nLa. sUene'.
Z" ot-a. d3rante IN bombardeo,
n burgu"s &c dirige a q granada que
% vis!t% ' Ie dice: "tenga usted IL
a.naDilidad De continuar; &Un hay
o:ro 2iSo abajo".
Dos pi!!veIos que corren de-r,s
dc una bonlba: "tDespachenos. senc-
"a! Nos vamoS . quedar sin los pc.
dazos'.
Las granadas Uneven scbre las
eScue,aS de nihos y de ninaS: "el va
lor prusiano no repara en- 81 hume
70 de los amos.
Una mad-e !e dice L su hijo Ell
;anco que el boE1bardeo -edohi": N
no. mira y acIerdate"
Los mismoS acontecimientos hacen
Hacer las miSmas pa!abraS. Is pre-
c.So que. maRana, los ninos Sc a.
cuerden; los de 1871 no med;taron
bastante en- IA lecci6n de las caricatu-
res. .
La mejor recompensa de los carl!
caturistas seri e. que pucdan. desde /.
Su hum;!Ge sillon. contribuir q en-
pujac Ia carreta; pero 10 sc hacen
tai fusion. Los que siembran e! srauo
q-e ia dc producer IL cosecha, los &c
las gaviiI2s DC il Victoria son los que,
ala absio, !nf21gablenerCe maueiar
oraS srues d;sr;ataS de e ;rocia,
: iaundar e! horizonre de +ogonazoS
60 tanco que 1osocos no hacenoos
orra cosa que llsnsr gspeles &c ras-
sos de puma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

ii. tingiudas sehoritas de la local.
dad: una musica militar amenizara
el festival y Ell salon sera adornado
listosamente. Sc va 4 hacer ina es-
pec:al invitaci6n al Jefe de las Ar
mas en- Laredo, con objeto de que asis
ia. e. General Toffe, bondadosamen
te ha ccdido ell local por csc dia, asi
como los patines y TODD 10 que nece-
siten las damas organizadoras. Hay
mucho entusiasmo por asistir j Ia
fiesta.
Msjoras en- el puente internaeiona:.
En- e. puente International que
une esta p~oblaci6n con "a vecina de
Laredo, Mexico, Sc estan e~fectuando
desde hace dias algunas reparacic-
les que tienden a mejorarlo y a Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

LOND8ES. Noviembrc 20.-El
Primer M:nistro, Sir David Lloyd
George, al anunciar hoy la muerte
del genoa! N&ude, hizo IN cumpli-
10 eioyio de los maritos del valielte
miitar. habisndoSe expressdo eu los
sjyu!cntes terminus:
"El general NaudeS tue III gran
conductor de hombres y IN CONAN
dante dc primer range que preeiss-
ulerte, en- Ia hors de 81 uionfo, 5us
aeac2do por uns terrible enfermedaa
10 llevi : Ia tumba.
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Vi. =. :. Mcdonaidton. H".-Com
p.ase POO granos De extracto O I'm
lur. lie Panama G 100 gramos he ia
bo-.nd: : fricci0nc>c = diar:o 0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

Cuando ~necesits Hbros en- espsaol
n Sta. Rosa Ave, san Antonio, Tex.
Trijsse q Ignseio z LcZsnc.-lIS
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De San Antonio, Texas.

Hoy arribo a Laredo procedente
de esa ciudad, Ell Sr. Iguacio Faiaes'
caballero muy conocido en- esta po-
blacion y redactor de este diario. =
ST.. Vald$z solo Dermanec6 enGe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

Pasa a ia 90. Pig. Col. la.'
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f VI. LSgiNOZi #. fdI 9i3.
{ IfN Se Nfce~!lah AgeateS.
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Majoras en- el puente internaeiona:.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-06-08
GUILDHALE.

Hon. H. b. Amey of Island Pond
was in town Monday.
David Porter of st. Johnsbury
was in town Monday.
Judge Kyle T. Brown, with his
father and mother of Lunenburg
was in town the first of the week.
Judge E. o. CARL of Canaan held
Probate Court in town Monday.
Fred c. Cleveland and Fred Baker
of Lancaster, were in town the first
of the week.
Services were resumed in the
Congregational church Sunday.
Earle Stevens was in Lancaster
Tuesday.
George Moore is home for few
days.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-06-08
TOWN LOCALS

Rev. FIR. Quay of Norton and
Father Goyette of Stanhope, P. O.,
assisted Rev. FIR. Trottier at Sacred
Heart exercises in the church of St.
James the Greater last Thursday
and Friday.
Odd Fellows service at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Sunday, June
10th at II o'clock. Sermon by Rev.
F. A. Krackhardt.
A district Sunday school institute
was held at West Charleston Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. A dele
gait, n from this place attended and
Rev. Robert Lawton gave an address.
M. L. Dyer returned the first of
the week from Steep Falls, Me-,
where he has been for the past two
months closing up his business af-
fairs in that place and making a per-
manent removal to his old home
state of Vermont. While away Mr..
Dyer visited in Boston and had the
pleasure of visit ng the flower show
which was admired by many thous,
and visitors.
The High school boys and girls
under direction of Superintendent
Saunders this week commenced work
planting the garden plots on ground
allotted them on the land of Con-
gresham Dale.
Deputy Sheriff Bemis went tc
Guildhall SATURDAY. morning return,
ing with Lincoln Bnulds who is out
of the House of Correction at Rut-
land on a writ of habeas corpus and
now released under $500 bail sub
ject to call for a new trial by the
court.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-06-08
BOnneau-Blake.

A pretty home wedding took place
Tuesday evening at eight O'Clock at
the home of Mr.. Alvah Blake on
Derby street, when his daughter,
Miss Florence May, became the bride
of Mr.. Philip Joseph Bonreau. Rev.
Robert Lawton, the brides pastor,
was the officiating clergyman.
The bride was gowned in white
crepe de chine. She was attended
by Miss Esefa Chappell, while Mr..
Aubrey Bean acted as best man.
The bride and maid of honor wore
white roses.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served by Miss Mary Foss
and Miss Dora Bonneau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonneau left for
Newport by auto on wedding tour
to Montreal. They expect to be alb
sent ten days and on their return
will reside with the brides father,
Mr.. Alvah Blake. These are popular
young people, Mrs. Bonneau having
been employed in the dry goods
store of L. F. Jones for seven years,
resigning last February. Mr.. Bon
neausis fireman on the Grand
Trunk railway. They were the re.
cipients of many gifts including cut
glass, silverware, china, linen, etc.
There were thirty-two guests in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bowler
of Montreal, who returned with Mr..
and Mrs. Bonneau on their wedding
trip.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-06-08
TOWN LOCALS

On Tuesday 228 registered here
under the selective draft, between
the ages of 81 and 81 years.
Miss Elsie Hall arrived here last
week from St. John, N. B., where
she has been for the past six months
or more with her father, Rev. Thos.
Hall and very soon she will go to
Old Orchard, Me. to spend the sum-
mer months at the Hall cottage.
Rev. Mr.. Hall is still in st. John but
later in the season will be at Old Or
chard with his daughter.
Editor Gilpin of the Barton Mon
itor was IN town Thursday and made
the Herald office pleasant call.
The Ladies Guild of Christ Church
will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Cilley.
The executive committee and all
members of the Home Guards are
requested to meet Monday night at
the High school yard.
DR.. Sargent and J. R. Applebee
are working on their farm on the
Gore road. Recently Jerry King
| was working for them and Mr.. APP
plebee got up such a palatable din.
/ ner at the far m that Mr.. Kings din.
ner pail came home with the good
dinner Mrs. King knows how to put
up, untouched. Some explanation
followed, but our genial constable
continues to add to his popularity by
the fare he serves at the farm.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-06-08
TOWN LOCALS

F. E. Russell has moved his barber
shop from the opera house block to
rooms over the Red Front Pharmacy.
Mr.. Russell thanks all for past pat
ronage and will welcome patrons at
the new room where prompt and
satisfactory service is assured.
E. L. Lanpher was i'll the first of
the week and unable to be present
at his store.
Mrs.JT. C. Carr, Mrs. Robt. Hodgs-
den, Claire and Vivian Rooney mot
ored to Newport Monday.
RoyKent.has moved from the house
on Dale avenue which has been pur-
chased by Frank Riggie and is now
occupying a tenement of E. j. Par
sons on Mountain street.
John Boulett caught a brook trout
Friday which was II inches long and
weighed two pounds. This was a
"speckled beauty" to be proud of.
L. j. Payeur and wife motored to
St. Johnsbury, Sunday.
Miss Marion Maroney visited
friends in Berlin last week.
Mrs. Ernest Wilcox has moved
into E. A. Bemis' house on Mountain
street.
Daniel Fitzpatrick of Littleton, N.
H., visited in town last week.
A. |. Farnum and family of Ca.
naan visited at Mrs. M. Harmon's
Sunday.
Robert Gardner moved into the
Dyer house last week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-06-08
Straw Hats
|. F. Jones, Dry Goods

Mrs. Martin Smith and Mrs. Char
land received minor injuries one
night recently while out driving
when the horse became frightened,
running speedily for some distance,
throwing them from the carriage.
Michael Curran, G. T. condu ctor,
is seriously i'll at his home on Back
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. Wilcox are in
camp at Lake Seymour this week.
Mary Keenan, visited at her home
in Berlin, Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Rock and wife of Groveton
are occupying the Danforth cottage
at Seymour lake.
R. C. Lord of st. Johnsbury visit
ed his father, C. C. Lord, several
days this week, returning Friday.
Jas. Barnes and Jos. Parlin have
enlisted in Co. L, V. N. G. at New
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Worth wei.
coined a son to their family circle
Sunday, June 3D..
Ara Putney, fireman on the Grand
Trunk railway, was in Portland last
week and enlisted in Company C
Fourth U. S. Engineers, which ex
poets to be sent to France within
a few months for service in operating
and maintaining French railroads
1t is reported that Messrs. Campbell
Reed land Curtis, railroad men of this
place, have enlisted in the sam,
regiment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bosworth ar
in Brooklyn, N. Y. this week. A lin
from Mr.. Bosworth received Thurs
day says the season is backwar
there, and NJ unusual excitemen
was evident on registration day.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-06-08
Hay In Iona Rotations.

Most rotations include two or more
years of grass and clover instead of
one year. This is desirable. 1t re-
duces seed cost, and also furnishes a
heavy sod which, turned under, helps
maintain the humus of the soil. In
this case, tOp-dressing is necessary
after the first year. Such annual top
dressing maintains yields, and also
turns a good profit, sometimes an un-
usually large profit.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-06-08
Just What She Needed.

When women complain of weari-
ness, backache, dull headaches and
similar ailments, they accept those
troubles as their lot because they
are women, when the ailments may
be the results of disordered kidneys.
Mrs. Mary V. Bunker, Milton-on-the
Hudson, N. Y, writes of Foley Kid
ney Pills: "Just what / needed"
John w. Thurston. adv