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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-01-05

the University of Vermont when he grad
uated from Leland and Gray seminary in
June, has received news that he will re-
ceivc assistance from the Emily Curtis cdu-
cational fund.
Miss Hester Holden returned Mon
day to her school in Williamsville and
Miss Florence Howard to Brooksidc
after spending their two-weeks' Christ
mas vacation at their homes.
Tho schedule of the union meetings
of the week of prayer is as follows
Baptist church Tuesday evening and at
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon; Con-
gregatlonal church Thursday evening
and at O'Clock Friday afternoon.
AT the union service in the Baptist
church Christmas Sunday evening Rev
j. K. Lawrence s two sons, Raymond
Lawrence of Pittsfeld, Mass, and
Winfield Lawrence, a student in New
Salem academy, New Salem, Mass.
united with the church by baptism.
+. II. Willard is under the doctor s
care. Among the numerous cases of
grip in the village are Mrs. +. II. Law,
renee, Mr.. and Mrs. II. d Phillips, b.
r. Phillips, Mrs. r. C. Kcarley and
children, Mrs. X. l.. Fitch, Mrs. i. G..
Cutler, Mrs. Annette Townshend, Mrs
R. I. Lincoln and children.
On Saturday Mrs. George Cheney,
who has been living for several weeks
in the home of Miss Catherine Plant,
fell and broke one hip, slipping while
crossing the sitting room. DIR. F. l..
Osgood was called and n trained
nurse is expected to care for Mrs. Che,
ney, who has reached the age Of 81
years.
The annual election of officers for
the Baptist Sunday school was held Sun.
day, Dec. "a, and the following were
chosen: Supt. |. f. Chase; asst. supt., II.
j. Heath; organist, Mrs. F.. c. Cutler;
asst. organist, Florence B. Howard;
sec, Arthur Cutler; asst. Sec, Sylvia
Kidder; treas, Mrs. B. r. Phillips; Ii.
brarian, Eloise Cummings; asst. librar.
an, Mabel Columbus.
Miss Edith Sanders has resigned her
position as local reporter, the former
Mrs. H. +. Howard, |
again being in charge. She would be
glad TO receive news items at any time
from all parts of the village, especially
thc ouliN my ulslrlclS. Cooperation Is
needed by all in order to keep all sec.
lions of the town equally on the map
and reports of socials and merrymak.
ings are the best of advertisements for
the hill farms.
\ merry party of Grange members
and friends enjoyed a social evening in
the Congregational vestry on Friday
evening. Christmas exercises were
given, including songs and recitations
by the children and vocal solos and
readings by the adults. An interesting
talk was given the children by q. b.
Whitney and the motto, Perseverance,
was given them for the New Year. A
gaily decorated Christmas tree was
then stripped Of its fruit, all present /
receiving bag of candy peanuts and
popcorn as gift from the Grange, also
4 gift by exchange, the latter causing
much mirth in many cases. lee cream
and cake were served and the remain.
der of the evening spent with games.
The next regular meeting will be held
Friday evening of this week, when of
icers will be installed and an oyster
supper served to the Grange members
and their families
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-01-05
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Miss Florilla Burnap.

Miss Florilla Burnap died Thursday
evening, Dee. 2S, at her homo in
Simpsonvlle, where she had lived 60
years. Miss Bunap reached her Goth
birthday anniversary in November. Her
health, never robust, had been frail for
many years and for some time she had
rarely lelt her ped' .4l Jg IN
Miss Burnap was born in Windham,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-01-05

Guy Barry has begun work at A. F.
Stone S sawmill
Hayden Marsh of Brattleboro spent
the holidays at home.
The seminary and graded schools
opened Tuesday, after the Christmas
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Livcrmore were
taken seriously ill with grip Monday
morning.
Mrs, Merle Willis and children of
GuilfOrd have been guests at the home
of |. Il. Chase.
Guy Barry, who had been working
for some time in Hartford Conn, re i
turned home Friday.
+. Ii. Allbee went Tuesday to Mont.
pelier to begin his duties as town repre-.
sentative in the state Legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Heath and sister.
Miss Heath, have been i'll. Four mem,
bers of the family spent Christmas day|
in bed.
Miss Alice Randall of Athol, Mass,
is spending the holidays at the homeI
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Randall.
II, F. Howard recently bought of
Rev F. NJ. Wiswall of Ncwfane the
40-acro timber lot known as the Rut-
ter lot, adjoining the Wiswall farm.
Mrs. A. w. Barry, who had been
slowly recovering from an acute attack
of seiatic rheumatism is again confined
to her he'd Wth HsfSere attack Of, gnp.
: Guy Hawkins, who won a scholarship dc |
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-01-05

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-01-05

Arthur Robinson of Wilmington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Shippec and daugh'
ter of this place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-01-05
Death Of Lyman Gale.

Lyman Gale died suddenly in the
home of her brother, II. o. Gale, Mon,
day morning. He had been in failing
health for some time and an attack of
grip brought on heart trouble which
caused his death. He would have
reached his 18th birthday anniversary
Jan. 6. The funeral was held at the
house Wednesday at 10 a. m, with
burial in Chelmsford. Mass.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-04-13
SUMMERFIELO ITEMS

Special Cor Ocala Banner
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Pendleton visit
ed in Ocala last Saturday.
Mr. I. W. Barnett of the Greene
farm was a visitor here last Saturday
Hon. P. II. Nugent of Ocala spent
last Sunday at his citrus nursery west
of here.
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Seymour Of the
south side visited here last Friday.
Miss Eva Clyburn. who has been
visiting in Plant City. has returned
home
Mr. Vim. Schmidt and Miss Myrt
Hickey of South Lake Weir were Wis
iting friends here one day last wee,l
K. y. Gardner. who spends the win
ters on his farm here. has gone to
spend the summer on his farm near
Murphreesboro. III
Mrs. Il. l.. Clyburn has gone to An
gusta, Ga. to visit relatives. Before
returning home she will visit other
points in Georgia.
Mr.. Herbert Reed of Weirsdale. ac
companied by Miss Henrietta Perry
also of Weirsdale. were visitors here
last Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church gave most delight
full parcel post sale last Friday even
ing. The sale was for the benefit OF
the new church building fund. They
realized a goodly sum. Many Belle
view folks were present. to whom the
ladies extend their hearty thanks.
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ANTHONY ITEMS

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Thursday evening a very swell az
fair was given at the Baptist church.
1t was an Easter exercise conducted
by Mrs Elmo Morrison.
DR.. Gill passed away last Tuesday
morning while seated at the break
fast table The body was sent to his
old home in South Carolina.
We are proud of our normal school
here. and especially to see many girls
interested.
Miss Mae Eaton, Miss Maude Brown
and Mrs. c. c. Lamb attended the
matinee in Ocala Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Lawton Sims was in our burg
last Sunday
Mrs. Robinson returned home last
Saturday, after visit to her parents
on the east coast.
Miss Beatrice Branch and Mr.
Brewer were over for short while
Monday to see friends.
Mrs. Bell and little grandson spent
Sunday in Ocala.
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news ITEMS FROM OUR BUSY CORRESSIP OOxDf:lj Is

ing all sick, afflicted and sorrowing
ones, both far and near. A short bus
mess meeting was held. after which :
number of excellent papers were read
and discussed as follows:
A Righteous Citizenship by Mrs.
Mamie Clark.
True Christian Citizenship. by Mrs.
". B. Livingston.
Piety and Politeness. by Miss Mari
ma Waters.
Sobriety as a Builder of Nations. by
Mrs. Geo. Chappen
True Patriotism. by Miss Julia
Webb.
The next meeting will be neld Tues.
day afternoon. April gath al the homa
of Mrs W b Livingston. \ cordial
invitation is extended TO all to ne
present
JULIA Il. WEBB
Press Supt
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OOINGS At OUNNELLON
Special Cor. Ocala Banner.

] Special Cor Ocala Banner
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Feinberg and Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Resented. who were re-
Gently married in Jacksonville. are
the guests of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Feinberg.
Mrs. r. L. Warn. Miss Ruth Thigpen
and l.. H. Knight were Tuesday visit
ors to Floral City.
Little Misses Sarah and "Bootes"
Mcleod of Marion, Fla. are the
guests Of their cousin. Miss Jewell
King.
Miss Myra SPRINGFIELD entertained
the members of her Sunday school
class at a candy" party Tuesday
evening at the home of her sister,
Mrs. S, NJ G. Thomas.
The boys and girls of the younger
set enjoyed a picnic at Juliette Satur-
day
Miss Pansy Souter Mrs. Jennie
Warn, Lee knight and Bill MetcaIf
formed party motoring to Ocala
Sunday evening
Mrs. A. g. Pickett and little son, 4.
e., Jr.. have returned to their home
in WillistOn. after visit with her
sister, Mrs. F. c. Polk
Mrs Murphy Thigpen spent Sunday
in town, the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
E. z. Bargainnier Mrs Thigpen was
en- route to her home in Lakeland.
after a visit to relatives at Live Oak.
Clifford Peabody was a business Wis
itor in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Phillips have ar
rived from a visit to relatives in Jack
sonyille. and are the guests of Mrs.
Phillips parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Hoffman.
Bill Bullock and Bob Moorhead
were over from Ocala Tuesday even
ing.
Rev Sanky Stephens left Sunday
night for Tampa to visit his wife, who
| is receiving medical treatment in that
city.
Mrs. ]. S. Pedrick and daughter,
Mamie. spent the weekend with rela-
tives at Morriston.
We regret very much to lose as cit.
liens OF our town Mr. and Mrs. E. r.
| SmhA who have moved to Tampa.
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IN EMORIAM

On Easter Sunday April 5, the PEG
pie of Weirsdale were saddened by
the sudden death Of our pastor. Rev
]. S. Pittinger. Although he was in
Florida for his failing health. for the
past two weeks he had been enjoying
better health than usual He was
reading the Easter lesson from his
Bible when he answered the heavenly
call BY his beautiful character and
Christian example he had won the
sincerest affection of all who knew
him during his short stay OF three
months in this community His body
was sent to his home in Pennsylvania
on Monday, where he had contemplate
ed going in one week more
He leaves a wife and three small
children to mourn his death They
have the deepest sympathy Of the
many friends who knew and loved the
departed one.
FRIEND
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guests
ANTHONY SUNeEAMs

The sunbeam Society is still pro
crossing nicely.
The members met Sunday afternoon
and after a good program was rem
dered at the Methodist church. elect
ed the following officers,
President, Alice Keeney
Vice president. Sara Lou Priest.
Secretary, Evelyn Hamilton
Press secretary. Clarence Priest. Jr
Field secretaries for the primary
department, Ruby Council Blanche
Leitner~ Mary Irby and Ada Rey
nolds
Field secretaries for intermediate
department. Aline Marsh, Sue Lamb
Avery Hamilton. Helen Connel
Organist. Aline Marsh
The regular monthly social was
held Saturday afternoon at Mrs. r. Fl
Connects, it being little Mary's birth.
day. The amusement for the occasion
was a well planned egg hunt. At !
late hour the guests departed. wishing
Mary many more happy birthdays
and thanked Mrs Connel for their
good time.
Miss Dot Spencer and her sister
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BITS FROM BUSY BURBANK
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Mrs. NJ. d. l.. Graham entertained
the members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Thursday. A pleasant afternoon
was spent by those present.
Miss Vivena Ellis returned home
Friday from d visit AT Anthony. &C
companied by her cousin. Miss Ollie
Gornto. of HOLSTER, who will visit
here for few days
Mr.. ". {. Bogue spent Saturday at
Orange Springs on business
Mrs. V F. Thirp was called to
Ocala Saturday evening to meet her
son, Mr. B r. Chapman. who was on
route from Tampa to Atlanta to join
the L. 5. navy again Alr. ana Mrs.
J. F. Curry motored 10 Ocala with
Mrs Thorp
Mrs Stitt ana Mrs Brown came in
Saturday from st. Petersburg and
other points south and left Sunday for
their home in New York state
Mr. Grace Hill Of the t. S. y. came
in Sunday for short visit with nome
folks Grace is in the best of health
and likes the navy fine
The families Of Messrs. Chanee.
Curry. Dyke, Walker, Abbott and Tur-
ner enjoyed a fine Easter picnic held
at Indian Lake
Mr. and Mrs. j McAnsh drove to
Anthony Sunday, with their daughter
Miss Annit McAnsh who left for Cti-
ca, New Yor.
Mr.. Frank Gornto came in this
week for visit with home folks.
Mr.. V Marsh came home Saturday
from Ocala.. where he has been work
ing the past three weeks.
Mr.. William McGoldrick came over
from Oak Sunday to look after his
propert yhere.
Mr.. F. NJ Chaffee was in Ocala
Tuesday on business
Mr.. l.. b. Marsh, accompanied by
his son-in-law, Mr.. W. r. Alderman.
and wife and baby. autoed to Ocala on
Tuesday
Mrs. John Rice. who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs Cora Graham
will leave Thursday for her home in
Bowen. Ill Mrs. Graham will accom-
pany her as far as Macon. Ga. where
she will visit Mr. and Mrs c. E. Tur-
ner.
Sunday We will have regular church
services.
The weather is cool and dry here.
although we We're blessed with a fine
rain Sunday evening.
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Miss Effie will remain for an indefi-
mite length of time, and will be at
home with Mrs. W H. Hoffman.
Mrs. H. r. keister and Miss Helen
White have returned from the Pres
byteriaI convention at Palatka and re-
port a very pleasant time
Miss Minnie White entertained sew
eral Of her friends at a slumber party
last Friday night in honor of the girls
of the 1917 graduating class. Miss
White is a charming hostess, and the
girls all had a very enjoyable time.
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A FRIEND.
LIndsey.Murphx Wedding az Ga

Lindsey-M wedding ar OAK
On Sunday evening. the first of
April. Miss Edna Violet Murphy and
Mr. William Roy Lindsey, both CT
Oak were quietly married at the
home Of Rev r. Strickland the Bap-
list minister at Oak. who performed
the marriage ceremony in the pres
ence Of several witnesses
The bride is the Youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs c. NJ Murphy who
are among the best known residents
in that entire neighborhood She is 4
very sweet and lovely young woman
an dis greatly loved by everyone in
that entire community.
Mr. Lindsey is with the Mcdowell
Crate and Lumber Company, and is
a young man of very sterling charac,
ter and worth
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey have gone to
housekeeping at Oak, where they are
at home TO their friends.
Both these young people have the
good wishes and congratulations Of
all who know them.
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KENOR|CK v. c. 7. i.
Special Cor. Ocala Banner.

Specldl Cor. OCala Banner.
The regular meeting OF the Ken
drick w c. T. L. was held Tuesday
afternoon, April 10th. at the church.
On account of sickness. our musical
director, Miss Berta CUTLERY. was un-
able to be present, and her place was
very kindly filled by Miss Ruby Spen.
Ger. The meeting was devoted to the
interests of the department OF Chris.
tian citizenship. and was opened by
all singing "As a Volunteer" The
president read as a scripture lesson
portions of the End chapter of Haba-
kuk, and followed with prayer, asking
divine guidance for all rulers, and es.
pecially for those of our own country,
state and county, and also remember
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT
ANTrO

ANTHONY
Special Cor. Ocaia Banner:
The public school closed here Fri
day. March ~ under the manage
ment Of Prot sbealy. principal. Miss
Branch. first assistant: Miss HAL. in
termediaje. and Mis- Harweu. pri-
mary teachers
Friday afternoon the exercises were
given BY the intermediate and pqi-
mary departments ana consisted If
rotations drills and songs. which
were very entertaining. The teach
ers of these rooms deserve a great
deal of credit for the instruction
management and training of the little
folks
Miss Harwell has been primary
teacher here for the past five years
and her popularity and success are
we'll known.
Miss Hall. who has had chargeof
the intermediate room this term 5
loved by all and has done splendid
work in her room.
Friday evening exercises were Civ
en- by the pupils of Prof. Shealy and
Miss Branch On the program were
songs, plays, pantomimes and recita-
lions. These girls and boys also
showed they had had most excellent
training They certainly played their
parts we'll.
Miss Sarah Forbes recitation was
worthy OF special mention.
Such a large crowd was present it
was impossible to find seats Tor all
The entertainment was pronounced
perfect success and was enjoyed by
everyone,
Miss Branch mas been assistant
here for the past term, and has won
the friendship of pupil and patron
She is an accomplished young lady.
ard her success has proven that she
is qualified to master whatever she
undertakes
Monday evening the graduation ex-
ercises were held in the Baptist
church. Quite a large crowd was pres
ent The graduates We're Misses Liz
zie Lamb, Beulah Morrison and Der
tina Lamb. Rev. ~ b. Pummer open
ed the exercises with prayer and song,
Onward, Christian Soldiers. followed
by the opening address by Prof Shea
~. Then a musical number by Miss
Gill
Miss Lizzie Lamb read the class
history, after which Miss Beulah Mod
rison read an essay on Better Educa-
ton. followed by another musical
number by Miss Gill
Miss Bertha Lamb then read the
class prophecy, after which Prof
Shealy made a very interesting talk
and delivered the diplomas.
Music by Miss Ruth Gill
Prof. Caution, state high school in
spector delivered most interesting
address. which was a treat to every
one
Later SUpt. Brinson gave a talk,
after which Rev y. b. Plummer clos
ed the services with prayer.
The graduates We're the happy re-
cipients of beautiful carnations. pan
sizes and roses from their many
friends
Misses Lizzie and Bertha Lamb each
were presented with an expensive
brooch by their parents
Miss Beulah Morrison received a
very handsome bar pin. on which her
name was engraved. a present from
her Sunday school teacher and class
mates.
Prof. Shealy has closed a very sue
ceSsful term OF school He has work
ed very tremendously with teacher,
pupil and patron He is we'll qualified
for the position. and we regret to say
that we may not have him with US
next term. Through life we will
watch with interest as he climbs the
ladder of fame, and his many friends
wish him much success.
?recipindfnadveltfor shrd shrdIu uu
ESTRAY HORSE TAKEN IT'D IN
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ESTRAY HORSE TAKEN Upon
my place near Williston a bay stallion,
about years old; white on hind feet
and right front foot; bob-tail and
clipped name. Owner can have same
by proving property. paying cost of
keep and for this advertisement. f.
IS. Tyner-4-13-3t.
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BELLEVIEW BRIFES

Several Of orr town neonla attend
al Fos+or sar,.;cos - ocolo
- ll-'''' '"'Ns 'n e9u
-,.,, '. -. 80 w 49, 49,
'''i'0' 'oi'' ''c'eu INC Nie7'ii7'
q al u 'ne 'auieS gave 'iiS'i u''i'9
ans ''''0' '''0 P'o'7' am
ie'i'oii'ue do 'ei e''
Judge ana Mrs. l.. L. H0pklns nave
Ooth Deeh III Win Id grippe LOT
Week past out are reported some pet
Ter.
Mrs. White is visiting at the Wen
dell home and renewing former ac-
ualntances. having spent winter
here
Thursday evening Aaril 9Th. the
BoI.cview Workers gave a reception
r. The tourists and neople OF the town.
which wa- appreciated .bv large
crowd The social hour was inter
Spersed with music reading and
speaking short history was given
81 the Workers. which was ORGANIZED
in $3.50. the first year Of the settle
mars Of the town. and the records
showed the labor and GOOD results Of
the organization tor the many years
OF it's existence. For the first six
years the amount for charity. church
and other benefits Of the town was
$I+4o The present treasurer
charter member-reported $3N2 for
charity during her last six years Of
Office. The establishment OF library
building. the planting OF ornamental
trees and the aid given the school,
we're among the prominent features
of their efforts for many years. To-
day they see various ways to give
their aid, and are as enthusiastic in
good work as formerly, as the many
busy fingers each Thursday afternoon
in their beautiful library room will
testify.
Mr.. Edward French left Saturday
night for his Illinois home. going to
return on May LIST with his family and
household goods to make his home
here, Before leaving Mr. French
rented the J. A. Freeman home. and
the Freeman family will occupy the
upstairs in the Sias corner,
Mrs NJ f. Hayward who was Wis
itins in town last week. purchased the
little red cottage on the Lake Weir
road from 0. NJ. Gale. and returned
from Eustia this week. and imme
diately began repairs on same We
welcome her TO Belleview
Mrs. }. f Murray and two small
daughters Of Gainesville are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ". \ Field
ing.
Some thirty OF more Belleviewites
attended the parcel post and ice
cream sale in Summerfeld FRIDAY
evening and reported d very nice
time.
Mrs. / Q, Hudson, Mrs Putnam
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Mrs. A. r. Sandlin spent several
days last week visiting Mrs. John H
Mathews.
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Buy a bale" was once the slogan.
It is now plant an acre"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-04-13

Miss Margaret. came out from Ocala
10 attend the social