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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

ME umicsz wcalc bawic sic po--
rzadnie! A vice - czy kochasz
ciocie:"
Pochylajac sic Lad zlotymi To-
czkami, MILDLY czlowick szepnat
COS do malego uszka Ania klasz-
cze W raczki:
TAX ciociu, on Gle bardzo ko-
cha" - m0wi uszczeSliwiona do
rumieniacej sic bardzo panny -
Ia tybys nigdy ME dowiedziala sic
O tenn, gdybysmy ME bawi}y sic
w prawde! Ciocia Ursula i 0 to
many pytaia a teraz my wlemy a
ona nie!... ja..."
,,Doprawdy ME moge tego dfu-
zej siuchac" denerwuJe sic MO
da parma - "a pan panic Jerry
eszcze podniecasz ia do movie
MIA niedorzeczno5ci."
.,Teraz ciocia ma ciebie kolej Cd
powiadac ma pytania' krzyczy
ma przek6r przebiegla osobka -
,.chcesz zebym sobie poszfa, ia
WIEN, ale mic Z tego, muslmy do
konczyc zabawy, Z ia - music
dowicdziec sic wszystkiego o
Gem mama i ciocia Ursula nie
.wiedza... \ wiec, i pamletaL re
musisz movie prawde Czy -
CIV ty - zyczysz sobie zrobic -
pana Jefzego moim wujkiem?...
Genus tax czerwona cIoclu / "a
czynasz plakac, % przcciez bar
do iatwa zabaWa. muslsz odpo--
wiedziec tylko TAX albo ME
Slyszysz ciociu? czy cheese Je-
rzceo ma meza?...'
..Najlatwiejsza w 5wlecle odpo-
wiedz ma to pytanle parma Hele-
no'-nalega mlodzieniec I posple
chem - ,.dlaczego wahasz sic l
i ME cheese uszczesliwic Cd
powiedziq - te urocze mala osob-
Ike kt6rej lyle zalczy ma prawidto'
wynn przebiegu tel Slicznej gry,..
czy chcesz?'
Il znowu zaczynasz p}akac cio-
ciu: ~zupeinie tax yak ia mala To-
STA, kt0ra nigdy ME umie sic ba-
vic, odpowiedz re - bo nareszcie
mama nadejdzie, 4 potem juz mic
bedzie czasu zeby5 ty / pan jerry
pytsIi sic siebie...
Odpowicdz predko, czy cheese
zeby byl slub:..."
ia a. ia - nigdy mic podobne-
60 ME slyszaiam"... m6wi bar
do zmieszana ciocia, W POI smile
&C sic i placzac.
CIV cheese ciocui?;' - krzy-
:zy mala siostrzeniczka.
.,Czy chcesz::' dodaje ecnem
pan jerry.
,.Ciociu predko czy cheese
wyjst "a pana Jerzega:?'...
.,T-a-k" - odpowiada zme-
czonym glosem Z cudnym promie-
MEM w oczach - ciocia.
oh! tax ciezko, i trudno Z Wa
mi sic b~awic"-krzyczy niebie-
ska madro5t .,wujku Jerzy...
ola Czego kurZySz SWell1l rekonn1
loczki cioci Heleny? MIN przy--
szedles, fryzycrka tax ladnie je u
czesala, a ciocia przytem clasle
patrzyta w luStro i ma twoja TO-
tografie"...
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parma.
.,Ukocl1ana" - VIOLA mlodzie-
nice.
oh nareszcie koniec tel mud
mel zabawic' VIOLA urocze zja-
wisko nicbieskie, cafujac w pre-
locie oboje i - znika...
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
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Aynem pismem polskiem CO apelute
do wszystkich: starszym dostarc1a
wszelkich nowin Z Chicago. Stanow
Zjednoczonych. Europy caiego
swiata. a ola mtodS'ety redasuie v
sposob a%merykahski katds w1Ado
NDose sportowa d~otJcIacs PohA6V.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
Pierzcie BieIizne Bee Tarcia

Ola czego mice zbo!ale ! szorstN,e
reca ! zmeczone krzyze W dzlen PR
MA, kiedv \. r. G. (EnergyJNtao Ie,
ciki do pran!a usuna potrzeDe ~.
( maszyny do ~pran!a! ZupeIhie sIa
tarcla. Mozecle odpOcZywnc " 80
kieiy p.erzec!e. Najbrudnie1sza ~
lima z~ostan!e zupeinie czysta. ~.
c. usuwa plamy cd potu. atranIennc,
Eurzu tIliszcZu cd oWocoW pe"
uszkodzenia najdelikatn!ejszeJ Ha
tervi. Me zawieraja W sooie paraa.n'
jupII, ami innych szkodl!wych inEts-
d]yencvi. Bardzo dobrze czysci t!rahI
XII, take. Wytnljcie to oStos+e"is
zsnIescie do swego grosernlNa a.
stat, DO okaz darmo. dosyc ma leS.o
tvgodniowe pranie, Tub ,eZeli H.e wa
a, zapasie, przysl!jCte nam JeEo No"
zwisko 2 &C ~znacZHlem ma pohESC,o
LosZt6v przesvlki okazu darmo' -
dresOwaC: Farquhar Mocn MfE' 20"
40 w. Van Buren, St., Chicngo. 7
Iefon wabash 4O72. - Znaczek nam
dlowy nizej podany jest Waszs pro-
tekcya.
k!E$SH
LAUNDRY TABLETS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

Tealeta ola starszyeh pas . saty
nv krepy, jedwabiu, gabardiay klo
tn tip. Medelka: 81, Sc, 3s, 40, ~
Il 4s ma. Gale " biusc!s. Materya
lu o IS G.. seer 6 / jedna trrecia jtr
da ma medelSS IS. Modslko 1oe.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
THE SIDNEY LETTER
Probably There Is Not A Hog To The
Family In Sullivan Township.

N. A. Love and family, who re-
side a hort distance north OF town,
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07

are visiting relatives at Anderson,
lizard county, this week.
Arch Suttle and family Of Mt
Pleasant were the guests of R. A.
Hood and family Sunday.
The stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Hood one day
last week and left baby girl.
Mrs. A. A. Arm and two small
children departed Sunday for Ben
ton county, where they will visit
Mrs. Arms mother, Mrs. N. P.
Wiles
DR.. w. F. Hamilton, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Rena, left Sun
day for Clinton, Van Buren county,
where they will visit for two weeks
and look after business affairs.
A. A. Arm drove in herd of
twenty-five young mules from Mis-
souri, one day last week, as nice a
bunch as could be found anywhere.
He has disposed of several at the
time this is written.
We presume our eplstle to the
Record failed to reach the office in
time tor publication last week.
However, we will have to shift the
responsibility off on some OF the
postmasters, for the same was mail
ed on time.
There are fewer hogs in Sullivan
township now than has likely ever
been before, and we doubt serious
ly if there is hog to the family in
the township. The people who sold
their hogs last spring to buyers and
who shipped the same to the north
ern markets, where they were fed,
fattened and killed, are now wonder
ine where their meat is to come
from and what it will cost them, II
seems that a large percent OF the
people have not yet realized what
living at home means to them in tol-
lars and cents.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
WILSON WELCOMES new ARMY
Says The Eyes Of The World Are On
Americas National Army.

To the new army which went into
the national service Wednesday
President Wilson issued the follow
ing:
TO the soldiers OF the National
Army:
You are undertaking a great
duty. The heart of the whole coun-
try is with you. Everything that
you do will be watched with the
deepest interest and with the deep.
est solicitude not only by those who
are near and dear to you, but by
the whole nation besides. For this
great war draws us all together,
makes us all comrades and brothers
as all true Americans felt them
selves to be when we made first
good our national independence.
The eyes of all the world will be
upon you, because you are in some
special sense the soldiers OF freedom,
Let it be your pride, therefore, to
show all men everywhere not only
what good soldiers you are, but also
what good men you are, keeping
yourselves fit and straight in every.
thing and pure and clean through
and through. Let US set for our
selves standard so high that it
will be glory to live up to it, and
let us live up to it and add a new
laurel to the crown Of America,
My affectionate Confidence goes
with you in every battle and every
test. God keep and guide you,
Woodrow Wilson"
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
All Whiskey Records Shattered

All American records for con.
sumption of whiskey were shatter'
ed during the past fiscal year, ac-
cordine to the report Of Commission
er of Internal Revenue Osborn at
Washington. Here is the grand
total of production upon which tax
es were paid for the year ending
June 80. Distilled spirits from
every source, l64,665,246 gallons,
an increase of 26,000,000 gallons
over the previous year The con-
sumption Of cigars, cigarettes and
snuff was also greater than in any
previous year in the history of the
country
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07

Jordan, also of the latter place, are
at her bedside.
Mrs. Mary E. Simpson, whose
serious illness was mentioned in
last weeks Record, is reported to
be improved somewhat at this time,
though her condition is considered
dangerous yet. Her son, John j.
Simpson and her daughter, Mrs
j. A. Line, Of Plainview, Texas,
came i'll few days ago and are at
her bedside.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
NOT|CEkOF ASSESSMENT

Whereas there was filed In the Office Of the
County Clerk for the Southern District OF Sharp
County, Arkansas, on the 3lst day OF August.
1917, by the Board OF Commissioners Of Road Im-
proyoment District No | OF Sharp County, Ar
kansas an Assessment OF Benefits on oil the
lands and real estate situate within said I'M
provemeut district, assessed by the Board Of A.
SCISSORS OF said improvement district, embracing
the following lands, to-wit;
Sections No 10. 80 and 81 Of township II north.
and sections 6, T. H. Is, 10, 20, a. 21 2S, 20, 80,
81, 80, SO and "a Of township l6 north and sec
tons 8, a. g. O. s. o. 10. ID, l6, II and Is Of town
ship lb north, all In range west Of the bth
principal msridian also sections 10, 20, a. 22 %.
"a. 25 26 a. 49, 20, 30 3d. 80, 30. "a, 30 and 36 Of
township II north. and sections l. 2, 8, 4. .6,6 ST.
s. o. TO- H. l2, l3, a. l6, l6 ~ Is. 2l. 2 2S ~ 2b
26, a. 2s, 80, "a, 80 and SO Of township 10 north.
and sections J. 2, H. II, 10 and Ii VI township ID
north, all In range west Of tho 9Th principal
meridian. and all the town lots In the towns OF
Cave City and Evening Shade all In the South
ern Distrct of Sharp County, Arkansas, and
embracing all the lands and real estate Of the
said Road Improvement District
Therefore all persons, firms and corporations
are hereby notified that said assessment Of bene'
fits has been fled herein as aforesaid. and any
person, firm or corporation aggreved by reaso n
OF said assessment are hereby called upon TO ap'
pear In this court on the 2ist day OF September,
1917, for the purpose Of having any errors adjust
cd or any wrongful or grievoua assessment eer-
reeted
Given under my hand as Clerk Of the County
Court for the Southern District OF Sharp County
on this the 3rd day Of September, 1917.
u. A. Boyee Clerk
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07

There Is more catarrh in this Sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together, and for years
1t was supposed to be incurable,
Doctors prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local tfeatmant, pronounced 1t
ineurable. Catarrh Is local dis
ease, greatly influenced by consti'
tulional conditions and therefore re-
Qulres constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Medicine, manuEae'
tnfed by T. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo,
Ohio, is constitutional remedy, is
taken internally and acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces OF
the system. One Hundred Dollars
reward Is offered for any case that
Halls Catalrh Medicine fails to
cure. Send for circulars aud testi-
monials.
f. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, 75e,
Take Halls Family Pills for con
tip0tlop,
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
NEWS FROM BENGAY
A Few Breezy Paragraphs From
South Big Rock Township.

The school at Curry Springs
closed last Friday.
Lee Street of Calamine was here
one day last week on business.
Arthur Nichols had business in
the Emery section one day last
week.
A fine rain visited this section
one day last week, which was very
much needed.
Ed Price of Calamine was bus
mess visitor to this little town one
day last week,
Johnnie Rogers of Emery was in
this section last week driving the
Rawleieh wagon for J. P. Eason.
John Cooper, who has been in
Tennessee for a year, is back with
his family again. They live near
Poughkeepsie.
Several of our people are attend
ing the camp meeting at Calamine
this week, where large crowd is
in attendance.
Lloyd Rogers took a fine load of
watermelons to Pouehkeepsie one
day last week and received fancy
price for them.
C. F. Freeman and family left
last week for Paraeould, White coun-
ty, where they went to attend a
Baptist convention.
Elder Harmon White of Randolph
county preached some very inter
esting sermons at Macedonia the
first part of last week.
Taylor Howard, who is U. S.
volunteer soldier, came home last
Saturday for a short visit with
home folks and friends.
j. P Eason left lately in his car
for some points in Missouri, where
| he went to visit relatives and look
after business matters.
Sam Bishop and family, former
residents of the Balboa section, have
moved 9ear this town. He Is hired
to Arthur Nichols during the GIN
ming season.
Fodder pulling and pea picking
is the general occupation of the
farmers Of this place now. There
were lots Of peas raised III TINS sec
ton this year.
several young men from differ
ent parts Of Big Creek township
passed through our burg the first
part of last week enroute to Evening
Shade, where they went to take the
examination for the U. S. army.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
CAVE CITY CULLINGS
Two EstimabIe Old Ladies Of That
Section Dangerously III.

G. B. Snow and 7. R. Woodbridge,
well known citizens of Maxville,
were looking after some business
here Saturday.
T. E. Glen, who had been residing
in the Reeds Creek section, moved
his family to Cave City last week.
Mr.. Glenn is working in the mangan-
ese mines near town.
B. F. Johnson of Plainview, Tex
as, who formerly resided in this
section, and has many old friends
here, came in a few ago, being call.
ed here on account of the serious
illness of sister, Mrs. Mary f. Simp-
son.
Considerable interest is being
taken in manganese mining in
this section of the county now. A
fine grade of ore in good quantities
is being taken from the mine on
the farm of Boyd Matlock near
town.
Radford Lane, who formerly re-
sided here with his parents. Rev.
and Mrs. W. M. Lane, was here a
few days lately visiting friends
He has made his home for the past
year or two in Illinois with rel
atives.
Rev. 7. A. Felts, residing three
miles west of town, Is disposine of
his property there and preparing to
move to Texas. He is leaving for
Texas in the hope of improving his
health.
Austin Carpenter, who had been
teaching school at Cedar Hill, closed
the term last Friday. He will de-
vote his time during the next two
or three weeks to making a can
vass IN the interest Of the Cave
City High School
T, A. Lamar, who lives about one
half mile from town, has been
operationg canning outfit extern
sively during the present season
He has canned several thousand
cans of tomatoes and will yet put
up several thousand more cans Of
that vegetable,
Mrs. Susan Stewart, wife of Rev.
W. H. Stewart, one of the best
known old citizens of this section,
Is dangerously III, suffering from
tuberculosis. Her recovery Is not
expected, It Is said, Her sons, W.T.
Stewart Of Wynne, T, c, Stewart Of
Colgate, Okla, end ber daughters
Mrs, Mollie Jordan and Mrs. Tobitha
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
Never Bothered Since.

After suffering with pains In his
back for eight year,, and after hav-
ing tried doctors ard medicines,
Alvis Souers, AIDE, Ind, writes;
"Foley's Kidney Pills were recon-
mended to me and the first bottle
removed The pain, After taking
three bottles the bloatine was all
gone and has never bothered me
since" Barnett Drug Go.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
MORE MEN WILL
TAKE EXAMINATION
Another Effort Will Be Made
Next Week To Fill Quota
OF SO Soldiers.

board has sent out notices to the
men whose names appear below to
appear on Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week to take the
physical examination for military
duty. A very large per cent of the
men examined last week failed to
pass the required examination, but
it is believed the county's quota Of
SO men will be filled from the num-
ber called for examination next
week. Here is the list:
Ernest J. Wiles, King Mills.
Geo. W. McAfee, Cushman.
Scott A. Lackey, Shelbyville.
Carol D. Gay, Pouehkeepsie,
Clede W. Bowers, Mobley.
ISom Odell Denton, Center.
Tom Lamar, Maxville.
Clay SPOTS, Smithville.
William E. CLANCY, Calamine.
Franklin Ebert Wise, Hardy.
Bert Causbie, Ash Flat.
James T. Johnson, Cave City.
Take Wagner, Evening Shade.
Frank Ring, Maxville.
H. H. Chamberlain, Williford.
Martin Garrison, Sidney.
Ed Grady, Evening Shade.
Melvin Roy Milliean, Shelbyville.
William E. McCourt, Williford.
William j. HARRISON, Hardy.
Henry Ellis, Route |, Williford.
James Oscar Baker, Shelbyville.
Henry Anderson, Reed.
Melton M. Griffin, Sidney.
W. E. McAfee, Route |, Cushman.
Charley Lee Phillips, Sidney.
Walter Scaluff Nichols, Cave City,
William Walter Thicker, Hardy.
Harvey Lee GOings, Poughkeepsie.
John William Wann, Grange.
William S. Jarrett, Pouehkeepsie
Phillip W. Zeieer, Williford.
Oscar W. King, King Mills.
Columbus B. Mason, Strawberry.
S. }. Huckabee, Poushkeepsie,
Stephen Aneotti, Wirth.
David E, Hines, Pouehkeepsie.
Richard c. Mullins, Poughkeepsie,
Antoine Nichols, Ash Flat.
Dallas Lee Voyles, Shelbyville.
Thomas E. Simpson, Cave City.
Charley p Matlock, Cave City.
Ponder H. Hutchison, Beneay.
Charles NJ. Meacham, Cave City.
}. A. Mccullough, Williford,
Adolph Bensch, Center.
William D. Sinks, Willifofd.
Ed TreateDbere, Center.
Edgar Wiley, Evening Shade,
Nathan Bolcs, Cave City.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
THE MAxvILLE BUDGET
Iewsy Notes About Folks In East
Part Of Sullivan Township.

W. /. Simpson is suffering from a
anne back, caused by strain.
w. H. johnson was lately confined
. his bed several days with an at.
ack Of remittent fever, but is up
gain.
Melvin Hamilton and wife left
he first part of the week for Wilt
,rd, where they will reside in the
lture.
C. F. Watkins has dug a well on
is premises. He had the good
lck to strike water at a depth OF
fleet.
C. D. Matheny suffered light
roke Of paralysis a few days ago,
ON which he is now making i'm
r0vement.
Mrs. Robert AShbrook and her
tile daughters, Myrtle and Elsie,
Batesville are visiting relatives
ere this week.
Mrs. Earl Patterson sold a nice
IAN Of mules few days ago to
am Craig of Evening Shade, for
hich she received $500.
Arden Duncan took load of
atermelons to Evening Shade
'ednesday, Mr. Duncan has sold
great many melons there this year.
We failed to send our mite to the
ecord's columns last week, prob
bly, not because of the lack Of
ews, but because of sickness in
lr family
Some of the smaller members of
10 family of G. P, Bray have been
iffering from something like Group
" the past week, but have not
cen dangerously i'll,
Mrs. 9. X, Vance, who has been
onfne1 to her bed for some time
18th typhoid fever, Is reported to
eimproving at this time, which
I'LL be good news to her friends.
I. E. Pickens is making prepara-
ions for the ginning season, having
rdered a new 70.saw gin stand
nd having done some substantial
york on the roads that lead to his
In.
People in this section of the coun-
ry are now in the fodder pulling
\ business, If farmers can save their
odder and hay crops they will be
'lected for f,edstuif the coming
winter.
Grandma Kent is now very feeble
lshe Is 81 years of age, and Is
lunerIne from cancer of the mouth
md throat, She has the sincere
,,iympothy Of many fri nds in hel
yamIctIon.
John Russell and family were
visiting relatives and friends here
q few days ago. From here the,
went to PouGhkeepsie for a visit
after which they will return T.
their home near Porlia,
Rev, Eliza James Of near Ceda
Grove, assisted by Rev J. 7. Jonet
|of near this place. held a meeting
at Bethel church last week tn,
meeting, which wac closed Monda!
night Of this week, was q successful
effort
WI, Simpson has been at tn,
bedside Of his mother, Mrs. Mar,
+ simpson, near Cave City for sew
eral days lately, Mrs Simpson ha
very many old friends In this com
munity who hope she will soon b,
wall npaIn
Sharp County record., 1917-09-07
All APPEAL CASES
TO Be REOPENED
Important Telegram Is Re-
ceived Wednesday By Coun-
ty Exemption Board.

The Sharp county exemption
board received an important tele-
Dram Wednesday from army head
quarters at Little Rock, which will
probably affect a good many Sharp
county men who have been accept
ed for war service and denied ex-
emption. Following is the telegram:
"All cases of appeal on the ground
II dependencies are to be re- e-opened
and reconsidered. Doubtless many
who have been held will be releas-
ID.
Lloyd England,
Adjutant General" "
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-06
WEST ARLINGTON.


Miss Bessie Haskin teacher at Mont
gomery, VT, is at her home here for
the summer vacation. Her mother
Mrs,eJ Haskin, is not as we'll.
Mrs. AIR Edgerton gave miscel-
laneous shower in honor OF the ap-
preaching marriage Of Kiss Mabel
Farnham. Guests from out Of town
were: Mrs. Betsford aud son of Man
chester; Mr.. and Mrs. Hin of Sunder-
land; Miss Grace fiuok of Arlington.
Miss Mabel McCollin is visiting her
friend, Mrs. A. r. Edgerton, after -
years absence.
Mrs. Charles Young is at her home
here for the summer.
Thomas Hayes Snd Miss Cecil Con-
roy of Arlington we're quietly married
at Manchester Friday morning.
Mrs. c. II. Crofut and Merwin are
at Pittsfeld. Mass, where they went
to the graduation OF David Crofut and
now Merwin is in the hospital where
he has had three operations. Our
sympathy goes with the family.
Mrs. +, G. Farnham, who has been
in Manchester for treatment, is at her
homo much improved in health
Mrs. j. f. Tefft and sons are at her
fathers where she Is keeping house
while Mrs. Hanaman visits in Man.
chester
Miss Clara Hanaman was in town
Sunday with her new car.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-06
DORSET HOLLOW.

Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson and family
have arrived at the Glen farm cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mclaughlin.
who have been spending part of their
honeymoon with John Dalton, have re-
turned to Bennington where they will
make their home.
Miss Kathryn Phillips OF White
Plains, N. Y, is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. VIM. Kelley.
Thomas Mclaughlin of Pittsford is
visiting at Valley View farm,
Mrs. Vim. Kelley. Misses Clara and
Dorothy Kelley. also John Kelley, mo-
tored to Bennington Sunday visiting
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ]. Mccoy.
Mrs. DENIS Collins, who has been
spending several weeks with her niece,
Mrs. Merritt Sheldon of Pawlet, has
returned home.
Mrs. Julia Potter has returned from
Mrs. Frank Newton's where she has
been attending TO the sick.
Edward and arriving Brady spent
Sunday in Williamstown, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley and William
Kelley, Jr., visited friends in East
set Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ern Roberts and
daughter are at Lake st. Catharine on
fishing trip.
Friends OF Charles Jones, 'Jr, will
be glad to know that he is improving
at the Sanatorium where he has been
| for the past few weeks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-06
BONNEVILLE.

The ladies aid society will meet at
Grange hall Wednesday, July IL.
Rev. and Mrs. Perciyal Hewitt and
two children of Pittsfeld are visiting
friends heres They made the trip IN
their new Ford car. si,es
Miss Olivia Burbank, who is work.
ing in West Brattleboro, is spending a
few days at home.
Waldorf Kendall Of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kendall
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sheldon and SON
Curtis OF Schenectady, who have been
spending few days at the home OF
Mrs. Isneina Vale. have returned to
their home. .be