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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-01
RICHFORD.

y Joint installation of the new officers
of Richford Lodge. No Is, of the indie.
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, and Wash
lngton Rebckah Lodge was held in Odd
Fellows hall. on River street Friday eve
ming under the direction of Mrs II. L.
Mooney of St. Adams, district deputy
president of Rebekahs, and Stewart NJ.
Simmons Of this place acting district dep
uty grand master. At the close of the
installation service refreshments were
served.-The Green Mountain Valley In
stitute and the Sunday school institute
under the auspices Of the Vermont Sun
day School association will he held in
the Baptist Church in this place Friday,
with State Secretary G.. 4. BOYD of Eur
ington and F. c. Pcarce of Chicago AS
the leaders. Mr. Pearcc is associate gen
eral secretary of the International Sun
day School association. He established
and organized the teacher training and
the organized adult class departments of
the Sunday school work, and is one Of
the best platform speakers to he heard.
Otis Labarre. who has been employed for
some time in the Powell & Comings store.
has resigned to accept the place as man
agcr of the Rounds Store Annex and will
begin his new work February 13.-MiSs
Gertrude Lovelettc went to New York
Monday to purchase millinery for her
River street store. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Celestia Gates of East
Berkshire who expects to remain in New
York for some time.
The annual business meeting and cleo
ton of officers of tho T'arcnt-Teachcrs'
association will he held in the high school
assembly room Thursday evening at $50
O'Clock. The late hour is so as not to
inconvenience those busy in the stores o.
,.t
on that night. 1t was impossible to hold
this meeting on the regular night and
much difficulty has been encountered
since that time in fixing upon a con-
venient date. The annual dues are now
payable All friends of the association
will be welcome at this meeting as al
ways.--Miss Elizabeth Rustedt has re-
turned home from few days visit in
Grand Lgnc, Cue. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. \. E. Masse. Health Officer Dr.
r. NJ Poton sent samples OF the villar"
water to the State laboratory at BurlnC-
ton last week and received "A report to
the effect that the water is first class
Mr., and Mrs. Ward Post of Georgia Wis
tied at the home Of Mrs. Posts mother
Mrs. Patten, over Sunday.
Charles L. Read. editor of the Richford
Journal. suffered paralytic shock last
week Wednesday. His condition is not
considered serious at the present time.
His son, Burt Read. Of Newport, is help
ing r. Powers to edit the Journal this
week, The regular meeting of tho Rich
ford Womans club will meet in the YES
try of the Baptist Church Monday eve
ming at eight O'Clock and will be in the
| form of a thmole party. This meeting
will be in charge of the music committee
with Mrs. G.. NJ. Rounds as chairman.
| Music will be furnished by members of
the club--Mrs. w. b. I.add of Enosburg
| Falls visited at tho home of Mrs c. II.
Aiken Tuesday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

The Misses Ruth Thomas and Marie
Jarvis were at home from Burlington
over Sunday.-Stanlcy Pike returned to
Burlington Sunday nght.--Mr. and Mrs.
James Loop returned to Burlington Tues.
day after spending few days with rel
ativcs. -..Rolla Phelps is at home. Julius
Seymour Of New York arrived in town
Tuesday morning. Mrs. James Jarvis re-
turned from Montreal Monday. MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. 5. Thomas are spending a few
days in Alburg.-Mrs Anna Loop return.
cd to her homo In Swanton Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Tulip Of Chazy. y.
Y, spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Henry Jarvis. John La Bomba ri
returned to his home in Worcester. Mass.
Monday after spending several weeks
among relatives.
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a reception was held Saturday eve
ming at tho home of Mr. and Mrs
George Gillespie i'm honor of the mar
rage of Miss Alcxandcrina Gillespie
to Robert Farmer of Waterbury. Mr..
and Mrs Farmer were married in
Waterbury Saturday morning.
The annual report of the Sheldon Poor
house association, which has just been
issued. shows the Indebtedness of tine
association has been reduced by $3.50 OF
during tho past year. the debt on Jan.
uary 2 1911, being s22,2 u. Maintenance
during the year has cost s13.19l 80. There
Nichols of ESSEX Center were at her
mothers. Mrs Dora Brown. on Sunday
were eight deaths during the year. The
number of inmates at prescn' total Il;
There are 30 children under the charge
OF u. Il. Colomb. who maintained
outside of tho institution. Tho report
SHOWS mat tho association has voted 10
raise ten Per cent. Of the grand list of the
several towns to defray expenses the COM
ing year. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Collins
nave been engaged to act as manager and
matron. respectively, for the year he
ginning November t. l?lG
News has been received in this city IT
the DEATH January %. of s. I. Stroud in
a sanatorium in Albany. y. Y. Mr..
''''N'' W tio W as dtoDI N'diS VI dE''
mad been i'll about eight months. lie was
formerly owner and proprietor of the
american House. selling it tn j. j.
thompson. tho present owner. in 1899
Mrs. Rosalie Cartier Raymond. wife of
John Raymond, died Tuesday evening at
10 o'clock, at the homo of her daughter.
MIS- a. j. Prairie where she had made
her home for two years The funeral ar
rangcments have not been completed. but
1t Is expected the body will be taken to
81. Johns. P. O., Friday morning. for bur
lal Mrs. Raymond was born in st Johns.
T. @, January a. ISIS. She is survived by
her husband, two sons. Alfred of Fall
River Mass. and Napoleon of Newark,
\. d.. and by two daughters. Miss Nina
Raymond of Boston and Mrs Albert
Prairie of this city.
Mrs Eliza J. (Pottcrl Warner. aged ~
years, widow Of Truman Warner, died at
hcr home Wednesday morning at about
$50 o clock. Mrs. Warner was the dauGh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Potter. The
funeral will he held at the house Friday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock, the Rev. s. W.
Anthony officiating. Burial will be in
the South Main street cemetery. Mrs.
Warner is survived by two daughters the
Misses Addic A. and Mary c. Warner.
both OF this city. four sisters. Mrs Ellen
j. Warner Of Atlanta. Ga. Mrs \. =.
Collins and Mrs. G. S Warner of this city
and Mrs. G. II. Jennison of Los Angeles,
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.JEFFERSONVILLE.

G.. W. Holmes has kept Journal for
50 ycars.Mrs. Enc Roberts of Cambridge
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs G Il. Mel
Vin.--William G.. Holmes from the West
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
W. Holmes. The mill Of l.. s Morse in
this place has closed for the season.
The Catholic society will serve - public
supper at the Woodmen's hall February
S--B. r. Reynolds attended the funeral
of Walter Miner in Cadys Falls Satur-
daN.-Prof. *. J. Sheldon was guest a..
Norman Nyc's Tuesday night. in East
Cambridge. --Dottic Potter of Barton was
n guest of Mrs. Marion Griswold Satur-
day.-Mrs. Edith Ladd OF Burlington was
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. s T.. Pope,
over Sunday.--Mrs. George Powell ami
children Of liighEatc arc guests at \. W.
Edwards's.-B. +. REYNOLDS has gone on
a business trip to Boston.
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BELVIDERE CENTER.

Evelyn Thomas and Alva Fletcher were
at homo from their scholo in Bakersfield
over Sunday. Mildred Maynard is i'll.
Thomas Potter of Burlington is at ]. o.
Thomas's. called there by the serious III.
ness of his father Madison Potter,
Dotie Potter Of Barton is stopping at ].
q. Thomass for few days--NIrs Lena
Robinson is i'll Of grip.-Mrs. NAV Davis
is better, after being i'll with the grin
for few days. Hattie Potter. who works
in Watervile spent Sunday at her home
here. Madison Potter is very i'll with
hardening of the arteries at the home of
his son-in-law. j. o. Thomas. A trained
nurse from Burlington Is caring for him
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ST. ALBANS.

Tho funeral of Mrs Bert j. Greene.
Iwho died Wednesday morning AT S:i5
clock after a years illness Of plllmon.
larry tubcrc uloSis, WAS held at the
house Friday afternoon at l:"0 O'Clock
| Word has been received ot tho death of
Miss Dorothy Johnson Sasendorph at her
home in Poughkeepsic. y. Y, Tuesday
|of spinal meningitis and tuborculous COM
|plicatons. following a two weeks illness.
miss Sagcndorph, who Was - years If
Ia ge was a teacher in tho Kingston, \. Y.
high school. she is the daughter of
Frank j. SagendorplL formerly suporin-
|tcndent of schools in this city.
News has been received Of the death Of
Mary Elizabeth the infant daughter of
1.-THE Rev. and Mrs. f. 4. Lendrum, which
Occurred SATURDAY morning in Monroe,
Mich. The funcra, was held Monday.
The Rev Or. Lcndrum was pastor Of the
Methodist Church in this city Immediately
preceding the present pastoratc.
News haG been received Of the death
Of Cassius f. Kelley, formerly Of this
city. in tho hospital at Springfield Mass,
Friday. Mr. Kelley is the son Of C.. +.
Kelley Of this city
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HYDE PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Page Ufford went Satur-
day to Wcsttord for "A few days visit
Miss Frances Noble is taking vacation
from her duties at the savings bank. -
Episcopal services were held here SUNDAY
afternoon. conducted by the rector from
Hardwick. r. :. Page was a VISITOR IN
Burlington Monday. Lieut. -Govcrnor HUI
burd was AT home from Montpelier over
SUNDAY. Newport high defeated tho t.
c. A. at basketball Friday evening by a
score OF ~ to lS--Thc last entertainment
in the lecture course comes Friday eve
ming, when Mr., and Mrs, Nahamd' native
Japs, give an entertainment tllustratln"
life in Japan.-Miss Wrnona BILLINGS OF
Newport spent SUNDAY here WITH nor
friend Miss Ida Collins. Mt ana Mrs
John Miner and Mrs, Chester Leach were
in Burlington SaturdaY.-Mr. ana MIS-
Albert Whitcomb were in llardwich sat
urdaN.
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SWANTON.

Tho financial report of the Church of
the Nativity just made public by the
Kew L. NJ. Salmon the parish priest
shows balance c,f s3,2lo25 after having
all bills. This amount Was added To the
church building funds w. Donaldson
has returned TO rcwsbury, Mass, where
nc has employmcnt-Mis Belle Dorn,sn
mas gone TO HUI. Que, where she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Cush-
lnan.--Miss Florence Beebc of Chelsea is
the guest of her parents, MIR. and Mrs
A. j. Beebe Mrs. r. c. Kimball. after
spending several days with her parents
at Northiield. has returned to Swanton.-
Mrs. Russell Spauldng, who has been
inc guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. L. Alien
mas started fer Havana, Cuba, to Join
her husband.-Thc fourth party of the
IaquahanSa club was held Friday night
with Homer Hungerford, chairman of tho
committee. "A. Is. Anderson has moved
INTO the James Dorman residence and Dr.
Funk has taken possession Of the Perry
place. where tho Andcrsons have lived
several years.
The Norwich Musical club consisting Of
EIcc club. mandolin club and reader will
give an entertainment at the town hail
February for the benefit of the senior
! class of the high sChool.-Dr. Grace Shcr-
wood of st. Adams addressed the
Shakespeare club aud invited guests at
! library hall last EVENING". l.. Rogers
of bakersfield was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. james McNally. station agent in
charge OF the cast station, vas in Mont
pclicr Sunday.-Mrs. Lee Thomas OF
Brooklyn Is here on account of the illness
of Mrs. y. T.. Bellows, Dr. Thomas her
husband, having been called back to
Brooklyn on account of professional
RI hon yntt ,,,l-
Conn, Sunday night Mrs. Helen
Stilphen. who is attending Middlebury
College, is at home on account of an m
jury received while coastnc
Mrs. I. j. Sickle, VINO had been in
falling health for long time. died yos-
ierday. Her husband. who died several
! wears ago was in charge of the cast
station at ono timc--Thc adjourned hcar
| ing before tho Public Service commission
relative to the railroad station at West
Swanton will be held Tuesday. February
6, at the town clerks Office. The hockey
game at this place between the Taqua
hunsas and st. Adams announced for
Tuesday night was postponed on account
| or the icc.-Mrs. Jennie Brennan l., re-
covering from pneumonia 49, Mr.. and Mrs
( Fred Wall who have been living in Con-
necticut' arc in towu.--Mrs. Fred Donald
son. living on the west side OF the river,
/ slipped. yesterday in going to Il neigh
| DorS and broke her ankle. The fishing
/ through tho ice along the West SWanton
| Shorc Is not as good as il was at the
same period last year. Owing to tho OK
! trcmcly cold weather not many are fish
ing and the catch is mostly perch with
an occasional pike. Last year pike were
/ being caught in large numbers. Fisher
/ mon say there is no current in the lake
!
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FAIRFAX.

ALLEN Gilbert died Friday morning az
is home on Mill street after IA few days
3ness of pneumonia following grip. lie
survived by his wife, one son. Irving, %
Essex Junction, and two daughters. Mrs.
Emma Thompson, Of Hartford, Conn.,
S1d Grace, who lived at home. The III
|rral was held in the Baptist church sun
Bay afternoon at two o'clock. the Kew
! Y. Aiken officiating. The burial was
\ Wcstford. Mr. Gilbert sold his farm
} Westford where he had lived for many
|ears. last spring and came to the VIZ
Agc to take life easier He was greatly
espectcd by all who knew him Mrs.
tilbert Is seriously i'll with pncumon'a'
tany friends and former ncighbors from
Eestford were in town tn attend ttc tn-
|eral Mrs. Bertha Bergen ana son. w al
kr, are moving this week to Essex juno
lon. Their many friends regret to have
hem leave town.---Ralrh southland car
he'd the r. +. y. mail last week ON Ralpn
Bucks route.--W. J. Trombly is confined
thc ho,Isc by illness.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

At The meeting of Neshobc
Grange Saturday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Sherwin French were presented
silver mounted cheese dish and purse
If money. il being the first anniversary
Of their marriage. Mr.. French has been
master OF the grange for ono year ana
has just been elected to serve his sec
ond term.--Thc Brandon Concert band
viii present the last of a series Of pic
lures at the town hall Tuesday evening,
February &. when "Tilie's Puncturcd Ro-
nance, with Marie DRESSER and Charlie
Chaplin, will be presented. y l2-plecc or
ohoStra will play durnS the pictures and
for dancing after the entertainment. Earl
Rramsn will entertain At tho piano
Brandon is TO have real
moving picture theatre, The confcc-
tiuncry store belonging L. +. y. Packard
is being torn out and will he repaired
suitable tor "A picture house, with seat
ing capacity Of 80. Pictures will b"
shown each evening of the week except
Sunday at popular prccs,-A number from
here attended the Knights Tomplar ball
given by Killington Commandcry at Rut-
land Friday evening Mrs. w. w. Perry.
who has been at the home of +, J, Woods,
has returned to- Gardner Mass. Roger
tCOnAuued ON mage AiX,)
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field have been in town experimenting
the filling Of the II. l.. Hood icc-housc.
Mrs. Sarah Miner Of Springfield, Mass,
Is visiting al the home of her nephew. A.
a. chasc.--Dr g. H. Newton was called
to Lowell Sunday to sec his father. n.
H. Newton, who is il.--ATrs. a. l..
Brush and daughter, Mrs. +. NJ Roy
nolds, Mrs. NJ. D. Young and daughter,
juno were visitors in Burlington Satur-
day.-Charlos Young of Derby visited
his son. NJ. n. Young. over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j.. Young were in John
son Tuesday rNcninE.
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AND TINES

from an attack Of rheumatism. MIR and
Mrs. Edward Goodhuc of .Nbott's Corner
quo were guests Sunday at the home of
{. t. Coukln-A social visit was held
in the church parlors Wednesday after
noon supper was served. Mr.. Turner.
an evangelist, who has been holding a
series of meeting at Abott's Corner Que
preached here Sunday aftcrnoon.--A spc.
cal meeting for young people was held
TUESDAY evening by the pastor the Rev.
u r. Smith-E. W. Olmstead aud James
collins were recent business visitors at
EnOSburg Falls.
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WEST ENOSBURG.

At the fourth quarterly conference held
n the vcstry Of the Methodist Episcopal
,hurcl,. the Rev. W. Il. Dukcshiro prcSid-
ng the following officers were elected;
Stewards, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Ovitt, Mr.
md Mrs. u. +. IToughton, MIR. and Mrs.
;. n. Lamonda, Mr., ana Mrs. Fred
ia nnstiel. Mrs. NJ l.. Hubbell, Henry
Thomas. Mrs. e. +. Ovitt; Sunday school
uperintendent, +. q. Stone; trustees. W.
Z. Ovitt. y. T.. liouEhton. +. D. Lamonda,
Icnry Thomas, NJ. l.. Hubbell; treasurer.
W. l.. Eubbell ushcrs, Henry Thomas,
-'rc.I rfapu.tiCI
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs Oils sherman Is confined To the
house by illness and Mrs. John Jor-
dan Of Jericho visited at j. r. Mcclure $
Thursday Mrs. Eftie Roberts is visiting
her sister in Jeftersonvlle,-W. II, Burns
was the guest Of Representative Bellows
at Montpelier last week.-Mrs.. L. c
Luce of Waterbury visited her mother
Mrs. Mary Ellengwood. Thursday,-H
A. Churchill and T. II. Brady of Bakers
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ENOSBURG.

The Ladies' society of the Memorial
Church held their annual meeting at the
homo of Mrs. Lyman Gilbert Wednesday
pf last week, The following Officers
we're elected; President. Mrs. f. NJ.
Wright; vice president, Mrs s. +. stew
PMS; secretary, Mrs. Il. II. Maynard ;
treasurer Miss Martha Pcrlcy.--Mr. and
Mrs. Francis shower have gone to live
with their son, Herbert Shower, at I,nos-
Purg Falls.-Thc annual meeting of the
|EnosburG Cemetery association will be
|held in the vestrv Of Memorial Church
"wednesday, February at l:3O r. m
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. V. l.. Hurlburt and son, Homer,
returned Tuesday from an extended visit
in Brooklyn. y. Y.--The annual oyster
supper for the benefit of the Methodist
Church will he held Friday evening at
the Grange hall.--Quite "A number from
this town attended the oyster supper at
North Hero Tuesday evening and
Mrs. Lewis Rock. Jr.. arc seriously i'll.
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HILL WEST.

After the regular cottage meeting at
Mrs. G. Shangraw's, the ladies prepared
n very pleasing surprise in honor Of the
Rev. Mr.. Turrlc and Mrs. Turplc, serv-
|ing ice cream and cake, and presenting
them with heavy purse of silver.--Thc
weekly cottagc prayer meeting will he
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
|Lnmbra Friday evening Mrs. Jules
Gushing. two daughters, and son. return
Jed last Saturday after an extended Wis.
|it of six weeks IN Boston and New Hamp-
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DERBY.

There was no preaching service in The
Congregational Church sunday as tho
pastor. tn" Rev. Mr.. Davis, was sick.
Sunday school was held usual.--Alrs.
.Aldrich is i'll, as is also Mrs. Eaton
Mrs. g. =. TAYLOR is quite i'll. threat
with pneumonia His wife is an invalid
and is confined TO her room, but his son.
John. who is at work for firm in
Derby Line. is at homo Miss Boulia. who
is boarding at Mrs. Donaldsons and has
been sick for long time, is able to walk
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JOHNSON.

l.. l. Bishop OF Hardwick spent sunday
here with his son. Charcs.--W. l.. Pear
son of Essex Junction spent Thursday in
town-Lottic Wells of Morrisville visited
at Edgar Fitzgerad's last week. %. +.
I.andon has been confined to the house
tho past week with heart trouble.
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Fisk. accompanied by Miss Annie Bell;
recitation, Miss Madeline Martin The
social hour followed and refreshments
were served by Mrs T.. II. Allis, the
president, the other hostess, Mrs. ]. T..
clifford. being in Barton with her faith
or, who Is ill.-Thc funeral of Frank
Griswold, who died Tuesday about noon,
VIII be held at his late home to-day.
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ard Woolcutt have been among tho grip
victims. Rudolph and Dora Smith arc
gaining. Max Willard, who has been away
for u few months, returned home We'd
ncsdav. Mrs. Charles Ico fell and hurt
herself quite badly Saturday. -.Mrs. Ed
ward Aiken is ill.--Napolcon and Alphon-
ses Gaboriault went to ST Johnsbury
Monday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Belle Graves is quito ill.--Otis
Nanock Was seriously hurt in the woods
pm Jay mountain recently and has since
been taken to the Mary Fletcher hos
Rital. y large limb from Il tree fell on
rhim, hitting him on the back. Thomas
ITsoot and Miss Rose Blodgett were mar
Pied Monday by the Few. j. a Cote
The board Of civil authority will meet
Monday at tho town clerks Office to abate
|taxes.-The auditors are at work bal
Isncins up the town accounts prior to the
SsuinS of the town report. Sheridan
Dow. who is attending college at Bur
ington, and who is ono of tho town au.
f1itors, is at home this week to attend
o the work. The Independent Order of
+ForeStcrs are arranging Tor a public meet :
ing Thursday evening. February in
iardyne's hall. +. T. Marney Of Rouscs
Font and r. L. Kinney Of Antwerp, y.
r., both speakers Of ability, will address
he meeting. There will be special music.
admission free. Ladies especially invited
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bstion with tho Union Tea company and
in charge of their team here. lie OK
bets to move his family into the Sec
nd story tenement of T.. ID. Cushman
b Maple Park.
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FLETCHER.

Miss Kate Chayor. the nurse, who has
Heen caring for Mrs. Lucia parson dur
Png her Illness, has returned to her home
Pr Cambrldge.-Alrs Olive Corso has been
pll'-Ihe little son OF Mr., and Mrs, f. l..
mixer Is lll,-A large company attended
fhe Woodmcn's oyster supper Friday eve
ping. James SpauldinG and wife of Tn
tlerhlll visited IN town rccentlN.
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Banner Grange will he next Friday eve.
ming daughter, Bcrnicc Bliss. was
born to Mr. and Mrs G. T. Newton sun
daN
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EIMORE.

Ethel Mckee, Genie Ward s. II. Martin
Henry Martin, Olo Richardson, Mrs. Rich.
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tContnucd on psge Six)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-04
FOOD MASS MEETING
CALLED OFF TONIGHT
Will Be Held Some Time Next
Week SO County Workers
May Attend.

On account Of the absence from the
city Of Clearing House workers inter-
ested in the increased crops move
Iuent, the mass meeting 70 have been
held this evening in the district court
room, under auspices ot the Rotary
cllb, has been postponed until next
week
We called the meeting at the re-
guest q members Of the party now
touring the county in an effort 10 en-
list farmers in the food production
movement" said President Al Farmer
of the Rotary club yesterday. since
then they have extended their sched-
ule Of county meetings so as 10 neces-
state their absence from the city the
balance Of the week. The meeting,
therefore. Will be held some time next
week, 20 be announced later The
workers viii report at that time on
the results Of their labOrs and will be
I'm a position % state definitely just
what remains 20 be done 10 insure
more diversified and greater crops and
for the conservation and economical
use Of same"