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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-29

Idaho. and a sister. Miss Mabel Eddy
OF New York city.---Frank MeAdor, who
has been seriously Ill with bronchitis,
is more comfortablo.--At tho annual
meeting of the Willing Workers held
IN the Friends Church March II. tho
following officers were elected. Presi.
dent. Mrs. Mary 1Ioag; first vice presi.
dent. Mrs. Cornelia Meader; second
vice-prosidont, Miss Carrie Miles; Sec
rotary, Mrs. Daisy Ransomc; treasurer,
Mrs. Eliza Brown; chaplain. Mrs. Liz
zic Miles; organist, Mrs. Mary e. Rus.
sell; committee to arrange meetings,
Mrs Amanda Masters.--The two chill.
drcn Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earlc Meader arc
Ill with bronchitis.--Mrs. Henry Vance,
lette OF Cornwall is keeping house for
her son. II. J. vapcelettc.--Mlss Mabel
Eddy returned to New York Sunday
night..-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Douglas
visited at william BRIGGS in Starks.
boro. rcccntIy
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. T.. L. kowiey returned home Mon.
day morning from n several days visit
with her son, J. T.. Rowlcy, and his wife.
Mrs. Irving Elliott OF Shelburne is a
guest of Mr., and Mrs. William Mcintyre.
Mrs. l.. n. Rowlcy has returned from
Rutland, whore she visited friends
Among those who visited Burlington Sat-
urday were Kilt and Erick Merrill and
Hazel Ward.--Mr and Mrs. w. NJ. stowe
attended the funeral of Albert Sturtevant
in Weybridgc Sunday. Partch and
Russell Everest went Monday to Boston,
whore they will visit fricnds.--Many in
town are tapping their sugar orchards.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Young and family are set
tied at the parsonage
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and Steam Fitteru
Nexe North BurlingtOn Savings Bank
% st. Paul Street
Estate Of william Il, Soules.

Estate Of william r. Soules.
STATE OF VERMONT District OF Grand
Isle, ~.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
To all persons interested in tho estate Of
william 7. Soules. late of Alburg. in said
district deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS. said court has assigned tho
18TH day OF April next for examining and
sllowins tho account OF the executor Of the
estate OF said deceased, and for a decree of
tho residue Of said estate to the lawful claim :
ants Of tho same. and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons Inter-
s sstsd in seid estate by publishing this order
aasignsd. In the Burlington Weekly Free
rress ncvspsper published at Burlington,
THEREFoRE. you are hereby notified to
appear At tho probate offico in North Hero
in said district. on the day assigned. then
ana there to contest tho allowance Of said
account II you cause, and to establish
yegr right a. heirs. legatees and lawful
el1ltnsnts TO Aald residue.
=. Given under my hand. this s1st day OF
JOHN TUDHoPE
aSW,st. Judge.
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FARMS FOR 4 SALE.

ON ACCOUNT OF FAILING EYESTGHT I
offer for sale one Of the best money-mak-
ing stock and dairy farms In central vcr-
mont. Said farm consists Of 100 acres,
wood land: good 10-room house. cellar
under whole house. cement bottom; good
harm, with tie-ups for 40 cows: another
harm with tie.ups for eight head OF young
stock: horse barn. four stalls, hen house.
good running water at house and barn
30 Holstein cows twas offered $4,000 for
20 Of them last Decembcr). 10 head of
two-year- and yearlings. one regis-
tered Holstein bull, three hogs; good set
Of farming tools: IL miles to good. live.
up.to.date village with electric railroad.
school. p O.. r. F. D., telephone; ivc
miles by railroad; $500 takes everything,
with at least $4,000 down. Will trade for
small farm. eight to ten cows near village.
e. F. Eddy. Stowe. VT. 74,let.w,et.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Miss Fannie Day OF Colchester. formerly
| a teacher In the Essex Junction school,
Is very Ill.
Ezra Paladee, who has been employed
in the hardware store now owned by r.
J. Parker. for tho past three years. has
resigned his position and gone to John
son. where he has q position In the Riddle
Brothers hardware store.
Mrs. William Fletcher. ST., is i'll with
pneumonia at the home OF her son, w. g.
Fletcher, in Arlington, Mass. AS soon as
Mrs. Fletcher is able the family will re-
turn to their farm In this village.
Mrs. Linus Phelps. who has been Ill for
several weeks. is improving slowly.
A. +. Carleton. who is vice-consuiar
general at Hong Kong. China, and Mrs.
Carleton. are visiting his mother Mrs.
a. s. Carleton. and his sister. Mrs. ]. +
Hobart. They came from California
about a month ago and have been in New
York. Washington and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. McIIoud of Bolton
are parents OF a daughter. born March
.. Mrs McIoud will be remem-
bcrcd az Miss Thomas Hayden OF Bolton.
daughter Of Representative Hayden.
Rowland. the youngest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. McIoud. who Is recovering
from a long illness is able to be out
Edward Jaro has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. c. M. Frerrin have sold
their longtime home at the corner Of
Elm and Maple streets to A. u. Crandall
Of Joncsville. who will take possession
tho nrst OF May Mr.. Crandsll has a
largo interest in the limo kiln at Winoo-
ski park. DR.. and Mrs. Fcrrin and Miss
Carolene have not yet made their plans
as to where they will reside but their
host Of friends hope they will remain
in the village.
William b. johnson. Jr., has bought the
house at the corner of Park terrace and
School street of the j. +. Downing
estate.
j. II. Douglas has sold his house on
Pearl street to Mrs. Frank Freeman. who
takes possession at once.
The condition OF Mrs. Joseph Young of
East street, who was recently operated
on at tho Fanny Allen hospital for ap-
pendicitis. Is favorable
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen. who have
been spending the winter In the South
will start for home the s0th. for New
Orleans and other cities. They are both
enjoying good health ana expect to reach
here the ati Of April or before.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

WE ARE BOOKING ORDERS now for
Matching eggs from tho worlds three best
utility fowls: Essex strain r. Plymouth
Wyandottes. $3.50 per IS: Ditograph strain
White Faverolles. IS per Is. r. j.. Per-
kins. Is North Prospect St. "a. Iet;40w A..
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On ACCOUNT II death ana sickness I win
sell my home farm. consisting OF 1877
acres. about IS acres In tillaGe and the
balance past.re and woodland: situated
large. modern house. good barns. together
With so head Of cattle, team and farming
tools: will sell farm separate. IL preferred.
This Is ono Of the best farms in wash
inGton county. For further particulars
address James H. Gates, r. r. D., Mont.
pelief, VI. 4s,d,w,tf.
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THE HILLSIDE POULTRY FARM, Jeffer.
sonville. VT. for sale. one-haif milo from
village 10 ncres land. will keep three cows
and horse. modern poultry houses for 500
hens. water power electric light plant on
premises. cider mill. pleasant Wow Of
I.a,noilie river and valley: price 1880
Geo. W. LeBaron. Jacksonville, VT.
6l26tw1t
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WINOOSKI.

The funeral of Mrs Daniel II. Smith.
whose remains were taken to tho home Of
her daughter. Mrs. +. l.. Linsenmeir, go
Pearl street, Burlington. was held ut
st. Stephens Church at nine O'Clock yes
terday morning. Mrs. Smith died In her
6srd year at her homo, Sc Lafountain
street. Monday morning after an illness
of few days She was born. Miss Mary
Moynihan. In Killarney. Ireland. June 20,
1854. and when quite young came to this
country. She was married to Mr.. Smith
Il years ago and had been a longtime
and respected resident OF this village. No.
sides her husband she leaves two daugh-
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A GOOD HILL FARM Of about $50 acros.
1855 tillable. comfortable buildings rum
ming water at house and barns. r. F. d.
ana phone: all for. $4,000. part cash and
the balance at SIS. or would exchange
for Burlington property. Give full de-
scription. location and price in hrst letter.
Address Farm" care Of FREQ Press
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The funeral Of Mrs. II. J. vancelette
was held at her late home March IS.
with an unusually LARGE attendance OF
relatives and friends. many being pres
ent from neiEhboring towns Tho Rev.
G. C. Cornell OF Panton. n former pastor
OF the Methodist Church here OF which
the deceased had lonG been faithful
member, oriciated. There were many
beautiful Mowers. among them being
tributes from tho Ladies' Aid, W c. 7.
T. and Florona Grange to which So
cieties Mrs Vancelettc had belonged.
The bearers were Dwight and Frank
EDDY, brothers; Philip Eddy. nephew;
Guy and Gay Baldwin and Roy Burritt
tnterment was IN the Ridge cemetery
MRS Vancclette had been In poor health
TOT over year. but confined to tho bed
only few weeks with bronchitis. Her
death came very unexpectedly. being
caused by shock. She was devoted
christian. with a winning personality
that made her beloved by all She Will
De greatly missed by the entire com.
munity. where she was a kind friend
ana neighbor, ever ready TO lend as
ISSUANCE IN any good cause. Besides
= most or friends she leaves IA husband
ner rather and mother. Mr., and Mrs
a. H. Eddy Of Monkton, three brothers
dwight OF this town; Frank. OF Au'
ourn' H. H. and Leon OF American Falls
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FOR RENT.

TWO THRDE.RooM FLATS with modern
improvements, shed and garden, to rent
At 50 Per month downstairs. and 81 up.
Apply at IS North Union st. 72.d.w,tf.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Lindley Birdsall IL at home from Law
romeo, Masa. where he spcnt the whites
with his son, DIT. John Birdsall.-Mass
Alice Rider Of Burlington II guest .ol
her uncle. George Vainey. and family
MI and MrA Ell Stokes arc parents OF a
daughter. born saturday.-Elwood Morrill,
Is hero from Huntington. Mass.-Drew
Varney. who 10 attending college in Bur
lington. is spending his vacation here with
his parents.
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II l.. Whittsniore. teacher OF the agri-
cultural ceurss IL tho yergcnnes high
his farm In Darby, N. NV. a. knight
II westmors'and. N. H.. was u guest OF
Judge and Mrs Frank l.. Fish Sunday
Xru. B. T. Field is visiting her daughter,
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital
% Pine st., Burlington, Vt
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.

Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
Collage 1909. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
ana canine operating tables. Phone
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SHOREHAM,

Miss Farr has had word from DR..
Mary Mixer Plat OF tho death OF hcr
father. Charles Mixer. at his homo In
Cambridge Mass. Saturday afternoon
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HANCOCK.

Maurice Eaton has the measles. AS has
also William Blair.-Miss Lola Fifeld is
at homo for n week from the Castleton
school.-Miss Ethel Curtis visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Henry winot, and brother. Leon.
and his wife. at the tale mine last week.
OR. and Mrs. Henry F7held OF West
the week
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent q word each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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SALISBURY.

The Polly-AnnA club will sive a social
Friday evening 1t the town hall. Mr..
Rand. county SECRETARY OF the Y. NJ. G.
A.. will be present and the Congregation.
al choir will assist In the prosram.-The
Ladies' Missionary society met with Mrs.
c. H. Dean on Tuesday and officers for
the coming year were elected.-Miss Ce.
cile NJ. Thomas IL at homo from Middle
bury College for few weeks-CMiss Louise
d. Nelson Ia expected home from Grove
ton, N H.. the 3lst for the Easter vaca.
tion.-Mrs. Merriam remains about the
same.-All schools In town close this week
for Easter vacation.-%Miss Alma Farmer
Is assisting In tho Fletcher store during
the Illness OF Miss Grace johnson.
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BRIDPORT.

H. H. Williams has moved to his farm.
John Dukett has moved to the village.
having purchased tho place recently &C.
cupied by r. X. williarns.-Mr. McCauley
OF Shoreham has entered the employ Of
J. r.. Fletcher as clerk.-Wiilis G. Palmer.
who has been helping D. q. Rico for two
weeks. has returned to Middlebury.-Ed
ward Goodspeed Of Cream hill has moved
to the AsA Hemsnway farm. owned by C..
u. BaPhour.
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Mrs. B. b. Pierson ana son. Franklin.
who have been with her sister. Mrs.
=. u. DousiaA. and brother. II. II. Bursc,
returned to their homo In Fair Haven
overwhelmingly evening. April
.. thero will DO a communion service
IN tho Congregational Church, followed
oy service Friday evenins.--Edgar
Wissol, n. F. D.. has returned from n
vacation and is taking care of his
route The Glover club met with Mrs.
Nelson Jones Saturday afternoon. AZ
the close OF the program Mrs. Jones
served new maple sugar.--Mrs. Eliza
beth Smith entertained the Moravian
club Tuesday afternoon.
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LINCOLN.

The Industrial meets to-day with Mrs.
b. j. Gbve.-warren Cram has leased
Myron Parker's farm for the coming
year. Baslow. Fred Jackman and
ID. .. Day were in Burlington to attend
the listers school Of instruction.-Wil-
liam Sargent has been spending few
days In Burlington. Mrs. Eugene Tucker
IS In Salisbury visiting her mother. Mrs.
u. w. Page.-Nlss Elloe Butterficld, who
Is III with typhoid fever. is somewhat
better.--H. c. Elliott Of Bristol Is visiting
At tho home Of his sister. Mrs. l.. A.
Jaekman.--Miss Lottic Phillips Of Bris-
toi 10 spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Pierce.--Mrs. r. c. Jackmau
Ia In Bristol with her mother. Mrs. Sarah
Chaffey.-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Norton
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Bcanc, MIR. and Mrs
Ralph sweetc. Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Nor
ton and Mrs. Jennie Norton were among
those OF this town to attend tho funeral
Oh Mrs. G. Ladeau in Starksboro Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Pierce were in
Bristol Saturday TO attend the funeral of
MRS. Kate Murray Fitzsinmons. Viola
LAthrope Of Bristol 10 Visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Davis
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HELP WANTED.

STEADY. REr.rABLy NAN wanted at once
on small farm. experienced IN general
farm work. good mixer. 8. J. Kelsey
Whiting. VI. 66 26t,w,iE
A COMPETENT COOK wanted by April
10Th; references required. hru. Charles l.
Woodbury.. 81 North Prospect. SS,w,N.
a COOK wanted at the Homs for Dcsti-
sure Children. References required.
Bwtf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-29

FOR RENT OR sALE--Thrce. story cement
block building. So by 49,. thi 60 floors,
equipped for electric power and light. gas
ana water. two ground entrances suitable
for garage or small manufacturing plant.
located on ono Of the most prominent
business streets in town. Inquire G. J.
Gilhiian. St Johnsbury, Vt S7,26tw.4t.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Csutinued from page sns.l
VERGENNES.

go3o TO Washington. D. c.. TO spend some
time.
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Extremely Beautiful
Are These New Ar
rivals in Wash Goods

NORMANDIE LINEN, very fine round thread linen fin
ISM, 90 lncneS Wloe zoe yafcX
ENGLISH WHIPCORD GABARDINE, SO inches wide
SILK STRIPE CREPE, fancy silk stripe in close stripes
BURROWS RIBBED PIQUE, plain narrow vale, SO in
VIDE DUO yaIc
ENGLISH PIQUE fancy twin cord sc inches wide SOD
yard.
PAN CRAS SHIFTING, sunbleach brand cord
stripe in all white, 80 ms wide 29c yard
BURTON's NO. 200 COTTON vOILE pin stripe in green
and white and black and white 40 inches wide
DOLLY MADISON VOILES-A very pretty sheer mater
al range of excellent patterns with tinted grounds coin
spot scroll and close figure effects Every wanted color
bination 40 inches wide Csc yard
FRENCH vOILES in handsome body cloud effect with
aover plaid patterns coin spots etc. 40 ms wide 39c
FOREIGN VOILES in Paisley patterns, tinted grounds.
very handsome and much wanted material Colors and light
pink light blue light green light maize 40 in WIDE Sc yard
SATIN STRIPE vOILES in blue yellow, green, maizeI
black and all white stripe white ground 40 in wide 75c
BLACK AND WHITE STRIPE GABARDINEs with mar
pin stripe in black, 40 inches wide Soc yard
SPORT SKIRTINGS, the seasons newest and most dar
ing plaid checks and stripes Sc inches wide soc yard
PLAID AND STRIPE SKIRTINGS in all the newest color
combination including green TAM blue etc. in wide
39c yard.
Paras0ls, Too
The very newest creations comprising goodly showne
Of Japanese styles stripes two color effects etc., modest
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FOR SALE.

'Mix-a-Miuute Mixer" II Interested write
for circulars and prices. N. F. Shore &
Son 81. Adams. VI. f626tw,tt.
LARGE BUILDING LOT on Barker ST.. Bei-
lows Falls, VT: viii he sold at a sacrifice
* taken this week. W. v. Farr. Westmiu-
ster station. Vt. 74,ltw,lt.
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evening from n visit to her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Noiseux OF Albany, n
Y.-Mrs. Josie Morgan and daughter, Miss
Mildred. of Bristol are visiting their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Frank n. Ros.
ers.-John Plankey Of Springfield. Mass,
former resident, Is spending few days
In town with relatives.
Howard l. Grandey of Worcestcr
Mass, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M
Grandey OF Vergennes, has enlisted In
Co. c, end regiment Of tho Massachu-
sets National Guard. which has been
called out for service. Mrs. n. L.
Goodridgc entertained the members al
Mrs. George e. stones Sunday school
class At her homo OF Greene street yes.
terday afternoon.-Miss Doris Sturto.
want is spending ton days at her home
, in Rutland.--A daughter was born Mon
day night TO Mr. and Mrs Stephcu
Jenney.-MrM Frederick Chamberlain
has returned from a visit to her forncl
| home in New York city.-The ice above
the falls In Otter creek went out Tues.
| day night This Is about q wesk lstel
than usual.--John 9. Driscoll. who hal
been visiting his parents. MI and Mrs
John Driscoll has returned to Boston
Master Louis Rivers Of Burlington Il
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. J. Barnard.-Harold Dsigneault Wis
tied Samuel Garrow Of Burlington yes
terday.--Charles Il. Weber OF Dostor
called on friends here yesterday.-Al
derman Levi II. Brown left yesterda!
on a business trip to Malone. N. Y. II
the interests OF the Sheffield Farms
Slawson- Decker company.-Miss Merl,
Byington 10 spending the week will
her parents In Charlotte.--Berth,
Krampitz. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Krampits OF vergsnnss. ant
Antonio di Melia OF New Haven wer,
married Tuesday afternoon 1t the OF
nco of tho city clerk by Justice OF tn,
Peace George W. Stone.---Mrs. Fred w
Flagg has gone for a few days visit
TO her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Bul
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-06-01
DECORATION DAY EXERCISES.

Lincoln County National Banl
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SALVATION JOAN.
BIG vITAGRAPH FEATURE SHOWN
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RED

BIG vITAGRAPH FEATURE SHOWN
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RED
CROSS AT THE BAUGH.
Edna May who plays the title role
was the queen of musical comedy In
New York twelve years ago, and is now
the wife of multi millionaire banker
Her theatrical triumph and her active
work in the Salvation Army in New
York and London have made her a
figure of International interest.
Until her performances of SALIVA
TION JOAN, Edna May had been seen
only once in public since her wealthy
husband married her out of 1.-THE Belle
of New York." and this was at
charity benefit in London where she
appeared as the guest of Queen Mary
and her fame and beauty were.
Her salary of s1OO,OOO.OO for playing
in SALVATION JOAN the largest ever
paid any one for participation in a
single feature, was given to the Red
Cross to help it carry on its great work.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-06-01
ALoYAL POPULATION.

Fl. B. Jones, Of the State Fish and
Game Department who is canyassing
the country collecting information for
the War Department and taking the
census visited the Journal Office Thurs
day and reported that he had COM
pleted in the east end of this county.
He says that he has visited $50 farm
homes the past week and so far failed
to find a single disloyaI citized. Every
home visited has some sort Of U. S.
Flag displayed and all are doing every
thing possible to help the cause along.
Mr.. Jones says that at Kimanaa he Wis
a high flag pole with big flag flying.
He says that throughout the Russian
settlements he finds the people as en-
Enthusiastically loyal as any other place
in the country. The one family with
three boys II. IS and 10 all of the boys
wish 70 Join the army. but are deferred
at present because the father is sick
with spotted fever and unable to han
die the farm One loyal citizen OF
German origin has two flags crossed
in his window with picture Of George
Washington beneath, and two big flags
still on the outside.
Mr.. Jones thinks that If a canvass OF
the entire United States reveals the
same conditions be has met here in
Lincoln county that there will be no
difficulty in carrying on the war and
distributing its burdens equitably
among the entire population.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-06-01
Wood River Center.

George Gashes and Harry Elliott
were in Shoshone on business Tuesday.
Carroll and Jane Mills spent a few
day this week with Lois and Kenneth
Cleveland.
Dowd Purdum. visited the Gashes
family Sunday.
The farmers are all feeling fine over
the recent rains.
Ms Franklin and Mrs. Mills were
Shosnone visitors Monday.
Mrs. Harry Cannon visited Mrs. A.
Scott one day this week
The Grange ladies' met with Mrs.
fv&e Last week to sew for the Grange
Baxaar. A number of useful articles
were finished such as aprons. caps,
pillow cases, towels, etc.
The Springer family are enjoying
new car.
There was 8 large attendance at
Grange last Saturday evening. IS be-
Ing present. new members were
initated The members agreed to meet
at the Hal June ard to raise the new
dag and clean the yard
Mr.. and Mrs. A Scott visited L. A.
Dennisoa's Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mills spent Tues
day in Shoshone.
The Grange Festival Bazaar win be
held at the Grange Hall Thursday.
June 7th. Free program in afternoon:
dance in evening. McIIveen Bros. will
furnish the music for afternoon and
evening. Refreshments. Everyone in
yited
Miss Pearl Butter is helping Mrs.
Harry Jones for the present
Geo. Gashes and daughters. Lucille
and Eva were callers at Harry Eliiotts
Monday.
Judge Jones was in this neighbor-
hood Monday taking census for the
registration June 5th.
Lyle Cleveland of Thorn Greek spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. John Peugh and children are
spending a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mills.
Miss Beatrice Mills is visiting chas