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T Id. WANTS

SUNDAY. 10 cents n limo per Insertion.
Minimum space. two iines
AnI Used WlIliAn USE MEEh; VIA Il
LoMrAHf ALB ORDER.
RATE FER LINE
Siinin.unn space. two lines
SUNDAY JAIL lnber uuns. ~ cent?
L.n, i.is.It.vii-. IL Scnts.
to--S--oA''S imesi.'oi's ~ cents
Situations ".n.eu. ..a-o AND Female.
D..,s oi in.asuren.ui - svnI ssa... -
cisssiBcs,ions not su.r.a.ssa alter +. 81.
Inc ioiiowinx riniss. bi.p:tsn sr.nca u.
Gees Gro Tor tns eonvsnisnve VI the public.
regular ofie. rates. @nicn u. siven ABOVE s
WEST ~ EousAEE srKssT.
Ssysao tius Store. sloyi A:s and
corner a. Saw; AVG "'f' ''.s"- west broad.
hsIns rnaI p1a zs3s A.aoys5 Ave
>. X. L. Booker Drus store. .VvI ". aiain
Toys Drug Store. An.n Ave. and Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
A. F. Johann ann. Drus Co., sa1 w, Main st.
t,ne stree, rnar.n..y. g. $ Pine ST.
=. K Nay BIOS brook nvs t sna ci ~
-. aIIdnt OIus oto1e. Fouhnee and BtUdU
ro,. EAST Of roUsHEE STREET.
Meisberser's. 5iz-3ls 4. Broad 5,
f+ Is j1 Isqs f 81. - s,o4. srS-a
h'srieys Pharmacy. 4nird anu Nam SLs
K y y.ass s,Ss ;o Ii Sa, and
hichsrason Drug store. .vl y seven
4. IL. Childrey. "a y. Eighteenth ST,
turner's Pharmacy. Twenty -nrs, al. Main
William. Pharmacy. Twen,y-nrst and
Springer Drug Company. Twenty third
Hord's Drug store. Twenty ninth and q
woed 4 sshaaf Drug CO.. Twenty nttn
"ood'l Pharmacy. T~enty-nf,n and Leg b
Church Hill Pharmacy. $500 Eas, Broad
k,. D. Grs:5 p51s store. 200 z: Broad St.
r.,rnoun, tE s.IsaasH r,,
d., BARTON HEIGHTS,
s'esfs' D Elf5A aioaf; 55G FA ffE'h Ave
4. K. ToSnsend. Mi lit a"G and Sio1 Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
8. Branch Once Times Dispatch. I.oa Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Charles w. Garrison. 3Il7 Forest Hill AVE-.
SWANSBOkO.
q n Roberts Drug store. .sot Hull St
j. A. Black. :s tsL TIi,,. ms burg Ave.
Peoples Drug store. 1900 Williamsburg
PETERSBURG
Times. Dispatch Branvn 40 North Sycs-
more ST. Phone Petersburg .25
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Christian SCIENCE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
lice that the Undersigned having aualined
Raymnnd ali nsstss OF Linz
claims sEainst the said estate vii. present
indebted to the said estate will come for
ward and make sstt.em snt;
HERMAN NJ SAIONTZ.
Administrators Lena Raymond, deceased.
4l4 Travellers Building,
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WANTED. YOUNG LADIES,

WANTED. YOUNG LADIES,
ALL AGES, FOR ALL DE-
PARTMENTS, INCL DING
HAND PACKERS. WE WILL
PAY BEGINNERS $3.50 PER
WEEK WHO ARE 16 YEARS
OLD OR OVER. CAN EARN
MUCH MORE IN A SHORT
TIME. STEADY WORK.%CAN
ALSO USE A GOOD MANY
BOYS 16 TO 10 YEARS OLD.
APPLY AT ONCE, ALLEN &
G1NTER BRANCH, SEVENTH
AND CARY.
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NOTICES-Legal

At q Circuit Court continued and held
in and for the County Of Mecklenburg
at the courthouse thereof on Tuesday,
the 22nd day Of August. 1916.
Old Dominion Trust Company.
curator OF the estate of w. H.
Gooch, DECD. PIE.
Margaret Corwin Radcliffe Gooch,
Annie ~' N e SHss5; IS !, Pert.
(s) And the court doth further aad-
be referred to c. T. Reekes. one 1.-THE
commissioners Of this court. and vthe
, said commissioners is directed to take
First-An account of the assets, both
real and personal, OF which the late
w. Fl. Gooch, died, seized and possessed,
wheresoever the same may be situated:
and as to real estate. he is requested
to report the number Of acres, the build
ings, the character of the land, OF each
of the several tracts. tog ether with the
fee simple and annual value thereof;
and as to the personal estate. the said
port the same, of whatever character
and description. and where the same
consists Of money due the estate. that
the evidence Of the debt and whAeher
the same Is secured or unsecured. and
II secured how secured. and the char
Sccond-An account OF ali the debts,
obligations and liabilities due by the
Eether with a statement showing to
whom said debts or obligationa.vare
due, how the same are evidenced and
secured. and II secured. how secured.
Third-An account Of all dehta for
which the late w. II. Gooch is bound
otherwise. together with a. report A.
| to the solvency of the original obligors
or debtors. and whether or not the said
W H.. Gooch. or any one else, holds, or
should hold. security or collateral for
the payment Of said original debts.
Fourth-And said commissioner II
| further directed to report any other and
| further matters deemed material and
pertinent to the matters above directed,
dence taken by him in pursuance OF
the above inquiries. ~
Fif.h-Before proceeding to take TIN
shall advertise the time and place OF
taking the same once week for four
successive weeks in some newspaper
also In the county OF Va.
and also in the city of Oxford. NJ"
ton in said court on September 18th.
The court. being Of opinion - ., doth.
adjudge, order and decree that tho said
commissioner, c. Il. Reekes, shall
f X wh haeF de sna f Of vs. H. eaoch
the best interests OF the estate s0 sheuid
now be paid and .-|s-7 ~
(Y) Whether the payment Of said
debts will affect the priority in the
a ardeT r. OF so payment Sn prescribed bylaw.
WM. r. BARKSDALE.;
September Is, 1916. Judse.
To the Clerk of Mecklenburg Circuit
An extract from the records.
Testc:
H. F. HUTCHINSON.
Clerk.
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SAFES
We Are Overstocked

on secondhand safea Now Ia your oppor-
tunlty to buy = good rennished safe at q big
reduction. New Dlebold Safes. all silica
BARNES SAFE AND VAULT CO..
IL North Twelfth Street
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Boydton. Va.

COMMISSIONER SoTfcE.S.
Parties interested in the decrees
will take notice that have fixed upon
Tuesday, the 14th day of August, 1917,
between the hours OF Q A. NJ and
Grace Hotel. clarksville. Meckienbnrs
county. Va, as the place. for proceed.
ing TO execute the same, at which Itime
with such books. papers. vouchers and
evidence as will enable me to comply
win the said orders of the COURT II
the taking OF said accounts, for any
reason. be not begun on that day, or
II begun. be not completed, the same
VIII be adjourned from day to day or
from time to time till completed
CHAS. T. REEKES,
Commissioner in Chancery
for the Said Court.
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FOR sale or exchange for other real estate.
S-room hotel. Furnished; now running
Good proposition for right party. what have
you to Offer Satisfactory terms can he
Craig County. Va.
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CHURCH NOTICES

EPISCOPAL.
sESaat!,n n. ar! 1ssaes REV. e1uFc
ssFscf s. nssnn Cordially a. isssa
GRACE e sGEvEEsNstTHHt FkksprrHa,As
III hs Fl; u s:::;
- s; e 4 l. MsiE shlsi. eI :ssssi.
IT. V.'s.. s.isisii;; %:Ss$. sssi''S 'sA''
ehsTss skEy + P.;se1!!;
pastor. wsleome. d. o' 'o'
rI FIRST PH5EssH[TERAN GnEncH.1m
az az ; ~ss:sa {. e sis.'s; ssr
M isa, :, SERVICES At II O'clock. ? Sunday
and slH srg.d ss. s sHS
s. sSsdsy sehaai. rs 4 81 b d aes
sss1;;, Midwssk .srylc. Wsdns.asy at sis
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-worship at
81; S%s;sHfs
aTRs Note Of certa,nty." .'e''A'' subject
kEasH sTRNMEicc xn RAr VIII breach c5uEcH
What Men Miss" Baptism 1T evening
service.
oIsrEn PARK MksS MEHa5bIsr, CHURCH
Temporary quarters. Chamberiayns High
rreachins II A. 81. by DR.. D. R. AMBER
SON.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST,
mResu.r services will be held to-mosrov
Avenue and Meadow Stroetl ~ II o'clork.
Subject: Life" Wednesday evening
testimony and experience meeting At
o'clock. ReadinE-rooms tEos. 6oI-6oa)
are located In the Virginia Railway and
lin Streets, and are open daily. except sun
days: from 10 4: 81: to P. 81. All
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PLUMBERS
WANTED

so first-class plumbers on construc-
ton, Hampton Roads Naval Base.
jamestown Exposition Grounds, Nor
folk. Va. Transportation refunded
after 3 weeks work. Scale, 81 1-2
cents with time and one-half for
overtime. At present working ~
hours. CAROLINA WOOD PRO-
DUCTS CO.
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Laborers
Wanted

CAROLINA WOOD PRODUCTS co.
800 laborers on construction. Hamp-
ton Roads Naval Base, jamestown
Exposition Grounds, Norfolk, Va.
Scale, % cents per hour for hours
with time and one-half for overtime.
CAROLINA WOOD PRODUCTS co.
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HELP WANTED-sIale

TWO high school students wanted Two
more enterprihing Richmond high school
students wanted Immediately to take orders
for PhiisdeipRis Public Ledger during b.S
Gerard In Germany campaign. Others
making big money. Send name. ad.iress
nd references TO Sales Manager. 2lS Public
Ledger Bldg, PhiIar!phis.
also for bench and erecting work and TO
operate Gisholt & Warner & Swasey turret
Ia thee Union shop. s-hou. day. 47c per
hour, time and u half for overtime. Now
working hours. with Saturday afternoons
off. Excellent working conditions. with
shower baths for employees. Apply to EN-
Co, Guiford Avenue and Federal Street,
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CARPENTERS
WANTED

800 Carpenters on construction,
H 4 N p OF Roads Naval Base.
jamestown Exposition Grounds, Nor
folk. Va. Transportation refunded
after weeks work. Scale, SO cents
per hour for S hours, with time aud
one-half for overtime and Sunday.
Al present working ,l2 hours per day.
CAROLINA WOOD PRODUCTS CO.
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FOR sALE-Housohoid Goods

FOX sale. one IsrEo Burton resI4utan
range one sliding door hat case On,
large hat rack. Phone RandoInh l?lG
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FOR sale. 1917 Maxwell touring car, used
three months, $3.50 Model Gaeaee. BeiVi
dcre and Broad Streets.
WANTED. 5-passenger auto; Ford or Max
we'll Cash. Boulevard l07l. al46 Floyd.
6-passenser. a-horse power. VIII soil
cheap for cash. 4. L. Haskins. brakes
Branch. Va.
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HELP WANTEo-aIale = Female
COLoRED boys and giris. is wears or over
wanted At American Glass Works Hospi-
tal and MIL Streets: good wages and bonus
WANTED. walters and lady cashier
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FOB och sale; Is Eood n, epild!ns LOTT. only SO
t ~. 10000 Is to be paid out n the next
and this city IL fast building up to them.
Lots near them are selling for $500. Those
can be Tesold At 1O per cent profit In short
time Great Investment. Write for partIcu-
isrs. Sommervilie Trust Company. Newport
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SATURDAY, JULY 81 1917
FOR sALE-Rs., Estate.

FOR sale-About : acre. With large brick
.ssi,ye ola SS's sSsas I .ts aina.
T ,ra to G. & Q: +. x; station; hSaI.
sSG Is HGME Eor psrtisulaL. apply
East Main Street: ruitanie for shop stor-
age or email factory: ksnloiph $500.
to2 acres. ,splendid briEht TOBACCO land.
lylnx we'll and well watersd. Good s.
Rom Tm residenes. oHtbui,dins.: al good repair
improved .n,o! road: Land recently cut over.
rrlee. $40 Per acre. Southern VrEinla. l.
&, home. corner Thlrueth and Spring Hill
sSnsyeHienss. Lot ss.fs. Es ssEs po Se
sna lawn; Four squares from Fonticeiio
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WANTED. three hrst-clnss meat cutters.
Attach references with application. Ap.
ply j. Reyner & Son. Inc. Newport News,
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DREYFUs & co. re-
Cuire the services of
100 extra saleswomen.
Apply to-day and to-
morrow.
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ii EN-. Is or over. wanted. Government rail-
way mail clerks SIS month. List govern
nent Jobs open, free. Franklin Institute.
Dept. ISL +. Rochester. N. 7.
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METhODlST.
GINTER PARK METHODIST CHURCH
Temporary quarters. Chamberiayna HiEl
School Building. Sunday school $3.50 A. ii
Preaching II A. 81. by DIR. D. r. AMBER
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WANTED a registered or registered assist:
Cranky Street. Norfolk. Va
WANTED. thoroughly experienced metal
weather strip ipstallers- P. Q. Box 254.
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WANTED, an e1perienced man or lady as
assistant postmaster in fourth.class post
sftiee. Apply Box 90. Gloucester Point. Va.
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LABOkEkS WANTED
WE need several lahorers- Apply ready
for work to Montague Mfg. Co, Broad
Street and Bolt Line.
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At Circuit Court continued and held
in and for the County OF Mecklenburg
at the courthouse thereof on Tuesday,
the 22nd day OF August: 1915.
Old Dominion Trust Company,
curator Of the estate Of w. H.
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Experienced Cabinet
Makers andBench Men

Several experienced men wanted at once.
Steady employment under good working
conditions.
MONTAGUE MANUFACTURING CO.,
Broad Street and Belt Line.
WANTED. Job pressman: permanent post
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Tire ~. OF RICl1NIOND,
oli-wEsr BROAD SIkEET-sl7
kan9olpn 1888.
NEW AuToAlObii-Ss FOR HIRE. tl.se
zz,-.ly:J.
FOR sale. 1917 Kline car, new. at 4 big
bargain: Apply 2l2 North Eighth Street.
SruDEBAkEk. VIII sacrince l9ls model
car for cash. Never been used. y. Y. L..
ONE model Z. 7-passenger, S-cylinder. 60
horse power Kin 6. slightly used demon
strAtor. Would make a suitable for any
one considering gar As high Is $4,000. Our
WE have several Saxon demonstrators in
splendid condition and cath is
one Pope Hartford. s-passenger touring
Splendid mechanical condition; cost moro
than 5000. Electric starting and electric
lights. Splendid appearance and condition.
Priced extremely low. SisS.
ONE Overland touring car, S-horse power
e.passenger. in beautiful condition, at 3i45
ONE good Chalmers chassis In hrst-cl
mechanical condition.. Runs very we'll.
ONE Fiander. chassis. Would make dandy
speedsler. This Is an unusual bargain At
one Overland roadster. easily. converted
into very, sood;looking speedster. Now
kAEHLER MOTOR CO.,
q
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only need apply. Good working coudi-
tons. Opportunity for advancement the
right parties Write Tom Smith. Lynch.
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WANTED. nrst-class white barber: SIS and
half over S2t Come. write wire. Steady
position. Square Barber Shop. opposite 7.
NJ G. A. Coatckyllle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-20
Plans for Bar Meetina

The program for the meeting of the
Vermont Bar association in Rutland
August IA and Is has been partially
completed, The session will open at 10
a. m. Aug, IA with an address of well
come and Pres George b. Young of
Montpelier will speak. This will be
followed by paper, Framing Issues, 4"
by Sherman X. Moulton of Burlington.
On the afternoon of of the first day the
visitors will be guests of the Rutland
county association on an automobile ride
to Lake Bomoseen and that evening
will he given over to an address by
Henry d. Estabrook of New York. On
Wednesday there will be papers by John
W. Redmond of Newport, John G. Sar-
gent of Ludlow, Chief Justice John H.
Watson of Montpelier, Marvelle C.
Weber of Rutland At Z o'clock in
the evening banquet will be served at
the Hotel Bardwell,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-20
COLLEGE NOTES

The college book store during the
summer is in charge Of Harold b. Tatro,
n, who Ia enrolled In the English
School Of the Summer Session.
Hiland Southworth, rs, who went
West shortly after his graduation and
became a lawyer and investment banker
in Abilene, Kan, died at his home
there June 49, aged 6S years.
Nine. de la Jarrie is welcoming towns
people to receptions at Pearsons Hall
every Wednesday afternoon during the
summer session, from four to five
o'clock.
Miss Mary N. Bowles, II, who is as
sisting Miss Jennie Bristol, registrar at
the college, has accepted position as
instructor Of domestic science in the
Montgomery Center Junior High
School.
Robert Il. Bundy, class of 1914, Mid
dlebury College, son of b. G. Bundy, a
former resident, and Miss Gladys
Wilson, class of 1916, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Guy Wilson of Bethel were
married at the home Of the brides par
ents Saturday by the Rev. w. Benjamin
Reynolds
Professor Lacalle has presented the
Spanish school with Spanish flag. The
flag, known as the flag of blood and
gold, now flies beside the Star Spangled
Banner from the second story of Warner
Science Hail. The French flag is also
flying from Pearsons Hall where the
French students are living.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-20
GAIL OUT THE CORN MEAL RESERVE
To Encourage Eat More Corn"
on Farms Department Of Agri-
culture Urges Home Grind
ina Of Meal

wv ~ "NNN
In war times countries fall back upon
their reserves, Corn Is the food reserve
of Americans, II enabled the early col
Onlsts to win their wars with the In
dians, the people who taught them not
only how to grow this food but how TO
eat H. George Washington armies
fought our first war for democracy
eating llasty puddin', no-cake,
samp, and all the rest of those famous
corn'mea dishes, Why not give this
veteran American food a chance in The
Great War for democracy
The United States Department of
Agriculture, through lis Office of Corn
Investigations, has taken steps calcul-
ated TO restore meal making on farms
which are 30 situated that satisfactory
qualities of corn meal at reasonable
prices can not be had Where CONNER
eial mills are distant II is believed that
home grinders, owned comparatively If
not Individually, would furnish a fresh
and wholesome food product and save
transportation costs. Accordingly, the
departments corn Office has issued
these instructions to its field men:
you should consider the various
ways in which farmers and communities
remotely situated as regards grinding
mills and fresh supplies Of good corn
meal, can prepare and utilize corn for
food We should be able to give prac-
ticable directions that would diminish
transportation and the repurchasing of
corn IN the form Of meal and other corn
products at prices many times that of
the corn from which they are made,
Economic conditions will cause consid-
cradle substitution of corn for wheat az
food, making this the opportune time
to demonstrate that by prompt and
proper preparation of new corn, the
substitution causes no sacrifice, not
even OF palatableness.
"Do all that you can toward accumu-
lating information of value which will
assist such farmers to use their own
corn for food. Find out the best mills,
graters, and other needed machinery Of
different sizes that farmers can use at
home in making food products from
corn. Get all possible information re-
garding best sources and prices of both
hand mills and mills that can be oper-
ated by windmills, automobile motors.
gasoline engines, and such other power
as is locally available"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-20
THE REV. +. Il. BIDwEll DIES
Sudden End In Rutland City Hos
pital After an Operatlon

The Rev, Frederick II, Bidwell, for
the past fourteen years one of the well
known residents of East Mddlebury,
and son of the late Rev, Sedgwiek W,
Bidwell, died In the Rutland City hOspi-
tai last Tuesday morning. Mr. Bidwell
had gone to the hospital several weeks
ago 10 undergo an operation, which
could not at first be completed owing TO
his condition, but last week he was con-
sidered strong enough to Withstand the
ordeal and after the operation he was
so much improved that Mrs, Bidwell
was notified that he would be able to re-
turn home Monday. While attending
church on Sunday morning Mrs, Bid
well was shocked to learn that her hus-
band had suffered reverse and was in
a critical condition from heart trouble
and paralysis, She was at once taken
TO Rutland and was with her husband
when the end came.
Mr., Bidwell was born in Starksboro
in 1874, his grandparents on his fathers
side having been among early English
settlers Of that place, His father became
famous as Methodist preacher in Yer
mont, living to be over l05 years old,
during which time he preached in %
towns in Vermont and New York and
30 far as known he was the Oldest
Methodist minister in the country. He
ofliciated at more than $50 funerals and
about 400 weddings, and on many oc-
casions received bushel of potatoes or
corn as his wedding fee. He died in
East Middlebury in December 1914.
The son also became an active leader
in the Methodist church, for "a years
being superintendent of the Parkman
street Methodist church in Boston, up
to the time that he came to Middlebury
to take care Of his father. During his
residence here he had often preached in
the East Middlebury and Ripton
churches, and always was concerned
actively with the welfare of the com.
munity, which will miss him greatly.
Mr., Bidwell was married July q,
1881 to Miss Margaret Brown of Bos.
ton, who survives him. They had no
children, but niece, who is now Mrs.
w. r, Darlick Of Bridgeport, Conn,
had for years made her home with
them, and she with Mr., Darlick are at
present with her.
The funeral was held yesterday with
prayer at the Bidwell home on North
street and services at the Methodist
church, the Rev, Robert Tavlor oficiat-
ing. The bearers were Noble Fem,
Horace Elmer Albert Boardman, Will
liam Turner, Reuben Damon and
Clarence Russell.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-20
PANTON

Helen Grace of Starksboro is at
Herbert Sprague's for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Allen and
Bernard Bryand spent Wednesday in
Burlington.
The next Red Cross meeting will be
with Mrs. Martin Fleming Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Tfowbridge of Dawes,
Iowa, is spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Peter Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vining of Spring
field, Mass, spent last week with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coonrod.
Pearl Warner has returned to Walt
ham, Mass, after a three weeks va
cation spent with her mother, Mrs.
Elmer Coonrod.
The funeral of Mark Bower was held
at the Baptist church on Wednesday,
Having no relatives he has been board
ing at Herbert Norton's far the past
month. He recently suffered stroke
of paralysis which, together with old
age was the cause of his death.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-20
From Booze to Candy

When booze goes out candy comes in,
according to the members of the Ma
tional Confectionery Salesmens asso-
citation, who in their annual convention
at Atlantic City report that the distri-
button of sweets has nearly doubled in
the past two years. The average man,
it is claimed, when he stops drinking
turns to candy because of the stimulat-
ing qualities contained in the sugar.
The yearly output of the confectionery
trade is now estimated at $3.50, 900, 600,
making it ninth in the industries of
America. Government contracts for
sweets, both abroad and in the United
States, are another factor responsible
for the boom. The foreign powers are
ordering tons of candy and chewing
gum for the men in the trenches.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-20
WEYBRIDGE HILL

Miss Ellen F. Booth is i'll at the
home of Mrs. Luther Roscoe.
d. j. Hamilton and little son, Lewis,
are visiting relatives in Potsdam, N.
Y.
Mrs. A. Bristol and daughter spent
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. j. A.
James
Miss Marjorie Bingham and Florence
Sturtevant spent last week in camp at
Lake Dunmore.
A large number from here attended
the Community Chautauqua in Middle
bury last week.
A wel-attended business meeting of
the Red Cross society was held Monday
evening at the Congregational church.
Miss Martha Bowdish is spending
some time with her mother Mrs. Mary
Bowdish, whose condition remains
about the same.