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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01

What .'n vru knOr. about the Cameron
ilIigh echcnl fnn:hall tcaIa winning its
FIRST game and il wns y hummer too.
W. did nrt get III" score in time for
publication hui hereafter wc Will prom
is,. that all games pla! ed at this point
will have the score promptly rullishcd
Minor tir"ssman md family came
home yesterday from spending their va
ristirn with rricnrlr nj Washington. Ia
Mrs. J. :. l:urar. was called ~ W"st
lihcr:y Yesterday on account OF tho i'll.
ness If her mother who residcs ut lha,
place.
The members of tho cameron fire de-
partner! have arranged = banquet To h"
given At IL, club room. city Euilaing
rcxt Friday nigh; in hnuar OF tho hcys
IN Cameron ard vicinity who are to
leave in 4 few days for tho army.
Byron ". King. nf Kings school OF
orntnry Pittsburgh. will appear AT
school Hall Tuesday. Oct. 9th. under the
auspices cf III" Cars" ron public school.
This l"ctu"" aSd' frnn ih" regular
c"urs" and Mr. Kings r"9utati"n as an
entertainer assur,'s us That II Will b.
u god lecture.
Mrs j. s. Gray vas al Wheeling shop.
ping and calling ON friends y"at"rdny,
| frank Hicks Of LATHE has rented tho
;"lrl ErSw""nry building md will move
hi" h'nck smith shop 10 this place In i
short TING.
Mrs. Tl"s. .Armslrrng and sister
Miss Erirm Cray are visiting friends
at T&rllton.
! Constable G T.. King was Mt Rellton
nm business yesterday.
Works Was nj M"undSHili" on business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
WARRINGTON

MessrS. Dale HaHmllton and Glenn
ShodgrasS were visitors in Morganto"I'
fer the ritt-W. V. L. game.
Miss Maud Morgan. who is attending
school ut Wesleyan. spent the weekend
at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Devore arc moving
INTO the Lloyd Smith property on East
Main street.
Mrs. II. c. ndrrAson was a visitor IN
Eelvr$vllc Friday.
Charles Barlow is visitor in Oak
land Md.
r. G. I.audcnslaEer has moved his
PRESSING shop to Fairnont.
Mrs. Sarah Barlow is visiting rela-
ti,cs in t'airmont and Oakland. -.
\. X. Mndi has returned after bust
. nrss trip to Cleveland, q.
Mrs Robert Burnley of Glovers Gap is
VISITING her parents here.
Miss GuSsie Straight is visiting
friends In Fairmont.
Marshall Mathews visited his aunt In
MorKantown over Weekend.
Mrs. Matte nlanN, who has been
nursing Mrs. G. l.. Totrill. vas called to
her home in Fairnont.
Mrs. Pcnnrlle of Los Angeles, Cal. Ia
the guest Of her brother. Fl. H. Clarke
and family on Realty avenue.
Nr. Ralph Reese was n business yis-
i.or in FalrmOnt Friday evening
Mr.. Spencer and daughter. Mary. have
returned home after A weeks visit in
Bradford. Pa.
Mrs. W. T. Smith and daughter Mrs.
Erich koen. were Fairmont visitors
Friday.
Elmer Tharp Of Fairmoni was q WIS.,
itor here last week.
Miss Etfie Anderson spent the week
end at her home here.
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SANDY RIDGE, b.

Miss Maudc Ellis Of Barncsvi!lH. was
A visitor at the homo &c Mr.. and Mrs.
George Burchhcld. Monday evening.
Mr.. George TruaN Of Lower Sandy
has purchased now Ford car.
Mr and Mrs. Lahan Harris CT Hun
ter, O.. were Sunday visitors nj the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John BROOKS.
Miss Matte Harris and ncicr. Miss
Mary. were shopping in town Saturday.
Mr.. Amos Copeland Of S"mcrton.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his un-
Gle. Geo. TruaX.
Mrs Mary Sears took dinner with Mt
and Mrs. S. Il. Naylnr Wednesday.
The Cake Walk. held at Mt. Olivett
school. taught by Cnrl Moore. was quite
a success. Thirty-SiX dollars were
taken in.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Campbell Of
GAINESVILLE. were guests of Mr.. and
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STOCKS AND BONDS

lIvcred TWO sermons AT the W. =. l. u
hall Sunday.
Miss Ruth Peabody Is visiting
f. i.:td:, =, Wheeling this week.
]. W. liundy vas caller IN wheel
ing Wcdnss day
paul ErsleneIr Of Barton, was a
haviErSs caller Ut this place "eo''Eo
day.
Mr., and Mrs. j. r. Beck and SON
clifford. Of Pleasant Grove. were CAL
ers in i'olerain Sunday
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin and Norma
itIrke were callers in this place sa'uf-
day.
Walter Thomas OF Harrisville. o.
,rcs business caller In Colerain Thurs
day.
ure e r. Walker and son, Ralph
of Elm Grove returned to their hou"'
sunday .r,cr 4 visit with relatives at
ihis place.
Mr., and Mrs. II. +. White were the
gurst. or Mrs Julia Renard OF Fair-
point Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. r. C.. Baker and daugn-
tcrs OF Jerusalem. q. returned 10 tnei'
home Sunday after visit with tnei'
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. "'nnpo'"'
Miss Laura Rundy is visiting re'a7
lives nj Salem. ,.
Mrs. Earl Simpson and son. Haroiu:
of Wheeling. were the guests Oh n''
parcnts Saturday and Sunday.
r. Fl. Walker VAS Il caller IN Cole
r:::n Saturday.
Mrs. Edward MrCarty and SON Raiph.
we're calling On relatives Mt Falrpoih'
sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Q. Martin and son, OF wheel
,nr, returned to their home SUNDAY,
after a .isii with her parents, Mt ana
Mrs. G.. \. Miller.
ManseI %nllntt Of Rarnesviile. ~.
nnr returned ~ Colrrain after WISH
with his parents.
Miss Edith Walker spent the weak
end with hr- parents. Mr. and MIS-
j. ". walker.
CI.rln Hny,l was caller IN Mt. Pleas
art Sunday. ,,,,
IL j. thomas eft Sunday for fni.-
adcIphin. where he has accepted posi-
tian. 81
Superintendent w. a. Wheeler OF
RIainr. O.. visited Colerain scnoo'
Thursday. .,
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Walker were cal
Icrs in Georgetown. O.. Sunday
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(A[)Iz

Charles 4 llnnna. Clearing House
11v,n,ircr for Sew. York City. WAS Wig
,iiur his father. y. a. Hanna. recently
Mrs. rarnlir" E"nnndr who hn1 hr"n
visiting with rrd'% r"lativos. returned
,o. hnr how" IN r,luu'i,Is Monday.
Misc Riarrhr Zimmerman. who Inns
hcrr visiting i"r Si"''r. Mrs. Nhi'hm
q {I"rtrr. returned to E"r home III M
ron.
Miss II"lcr M"-rHr, VIII" Is teaching
IN tho nuhl'r s"lfooI- n %hadvsid". wns
visiting: '"r parents. Mr.. Hnf Mrs w
+ Morgan.
JnL,. Alderman ard snn Francis wer"
,.Isj.in,. Rosrna >uI;crnan and John
Aldermen. .Ir. r. ""lurlhus.
NJ and Nrs. charles Marshall m"t"r-
rd through from Warrington. W w.
md yI.iind with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph v.
Wagner
Miss Mildred Clark. vii" has h""n
Visiting with friends ~ Salem F"r the
ms. n,nurH returned home. today.
William Si"!.h::. II Wheeling was n
guest NJ thr h"rA" If Or. AMI Mrs. i. =
Campbell.
Miss Mary Cochran was visiting for
n FEW days with friends III Rayl7rd
Mrs. Edward EnElrhnrit has gone Il"
Golfers ". Va. whore tho fnrniS Will
reside.
Dr Hunter ard sister. Miss Fl"r"nr"
md Miss Striugrr and Miss l'lrirh, Of
Rnvland. and Clarence nntsf"r,l md Syl-
vrstcr Curtis of Wheeling. wore guests
Of Miss Mary Cochran and Miss Hen
rietts Cochran for n few days.
Hnrtzcll Mccoy and Wood Hnrrrilclh
were in Canton on business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Merritt md Mrs
uulda Harris Of Cleveland. were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcalcy few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Howell Of Don
nisnn. were here to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Will G. Ward
Supt John c. Stlers and DR.. S. B. Nc
CURE, Of Dover, were here a few days
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MT. PLEASANT

Red Cross society Of this place met
In room over the postotficc and did
sewing and other work needed Friday
Sept. 81.
Mrs. Oliver T2u"hanan was painfully
burned about the face and neck. when
Il can exploded Thursday evening nj
her home. She IS getting along as well
as one could expect.
Walter buchanan of RayIand. n rural
mail carrier east uf this. place. went
to the training camp Friday. he -
missed by all VINO knew him.
Miss 1nnis walker OF Emerson. spent
Saturday. afternoon with Goldta Phil
lips.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. y. Buchanan were
callers in Wheeling Friday.
Charlie Lawrence spent Sunday ut
the home Of his uncle, William lo"-
renee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Gibson. Of coluni.
bus, have moved into the Mr.. GeorE"
Walker property this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krinki. OF Mar
tins Forty. spenc Saturday nnds SUNDAY
nj the homo o; his parents. Mr.. anu
Mrs. John krlnHi.
Alvie Riddle nf Morning View. was
caller at tho homo Of Ford Sickle Sat-
urdny.
Installing their now lldStOT WAS Nv"
at the Friends church sunday evening
Rev. Motifs was installed rs pastor.
Clarence Atwood died at his HON"
Tuesday evening following an Illness
OF several weeks nf typhoid fever. n"
leaves his widow and seven childrHn
and his parents. Funeral services Will
be held ThursdI:.
Rev. Pennington was visiting In this
place this week
Tho Young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Gill Is i'll with typhoid foyer
Mrssrs Murden and Marion Di"lton
we're callers In Ynrkvillr Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs ia rncSt' Finley OF Sicl-
benvjlle were visiting relatives In this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs 7lcnry Schall md fam
ilv Of bridgeport spent sunday ut the
home or Mr.. John krnki"
Mrs. Sophia Hooper and Miss Gracl"
briggs al Y"rkvill". spent Sunday with
the parcnIs. Mr. and Mrs. David Ruch-
anan.
MIR. Riddle of near Adcna. was cal
Ter nj thu home nf Ford Sickle.
Malin Jackson. coi"r"d of Emerson.
is III with trp:,hia fever.
William Moore the butcher AT ms
nlacc wns 4 On ','r NJ the homo or ID.
r. Buchanan Sunday.
G. w, GaIIie~r has taken the rural
route east If Mis- place.
Mrs. Mari Jaw" Smith and son tu-
rcnc. spcnt Saturday and Sunday nj
tho home cf Floyd MrCue n"Hr New
Athens.
several from ihi srlac" and vicinity
were attending tHc fair nj Smithfield
this week..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
CAMERON
D.. D.T.s D1!ng Nicely

Or. T.. s. Davit is getting along very
nicely since harIaE one Of his f"ct ann
putnted Monday ":"uirg. Inc hnera-
ton was performed AT his home mere
at tho Hotel ,'r.."d In charge OF lr
Reed cf Wheeling assisted by S"r"rnl
from this city The opera
tiun vns NEST successful and barring Hc-
ridcnls tho doctor will recover. II Will
hn remembered tnat he has been suffer-
ing OF yaugr"nr rrr some tinI: and he
had some OF :,is t0cG Erlputatrd some
time agn with Ia" hope that II would al
icvtatr his Furrr ring Tut tho disease
kept ON and it was necessary tn hmpu-
tate the foot The member WAS re-
moved just ahnv" III" nnklc. tie mas
n host rf friends here who are hoping
FOR his speedy recovery.
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ago. Re-. Charles tiilmpr" Is attending
sessions oi Obi" synod Of the United
Presbyterian church at Last Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Ndh'rfnan
and snn Holm arc moving /" thrrolIl"h'
Members rf thu Earnest WORKERS H'H-
Sirnary SmcIrtI W"r" "nt"rihih"h NY H'"'
John @. M"LauEhlin At h"r nome on
South street Monday evening.
Rev. John y. t;r"cr. VIII" graduated
from the Boston school al Theology In
June. WAS recently assigned 1" the
Chestrrvllle circuit at the Northeast
Ohio conference. aud has taken up hls
work there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01

%cxr Saturday will! 500 jefferson coun-
i've third increment or sol"rf"n men
leayn Cor Camp. Sherman. Chilllcothe'
Announcement Of this fact has JUST n'e1
made hy the chairmcn ~ the TWO 'oca'
boards The Number t" leave nest "a'.
urdny will total "'S. Nv IRON. o'S'''I.
vo ,rd 1c, from, district No. ?. II
vac ~ FRS, thought ttat III" men would
i.svs on rN-,nhr!. 2. hut upon orders from
fTcrrrnor C'nX tho leaving was delayed
the. DAYS. As We: the district hoard
at r'amhri,ie" has not certified IN" names
Of ih., men - =" and ii IL nor known
who will ron,rrisr ;his increment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
TO Hare Grand Rally

Although tho date fur IN" occasion
has not hcrn definitely 'lcr,ded up"n. yet
il is a.I cstnhli.hcd fact that the u. y.
t. l.. nr III" iIapiist church is I" have
Il grand rally II: some n'Hr future date
Rev. crlSwoll. ri the Baptist rhurch nj
Mnundsvil!r Is ~ j." N charge nf III" nf-
fair md every Indication now points to
the Erandc.t time tho Baptist people
has ever seen here. We viii hr able
To give date and programme III few
1ayS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
ASha Divorce.

Minerva Rrdirk has begun suit for d.
vnrce In common pleas court here
against John r. Rrdri"k She charges
him with gross neglect ~ duty. failure
70 provide support nsd extreme cruelty.
shn claims that the defendant forced
hnr to travel with carnival and as
sociata with vile people. She says tho
~. VAS an unhearable that she was
forced to leave him,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
C0LERAIN
irIn" here

REV. Martin Simpson. OF Columbus
q wn. the CUES; OF his brother r. p.
: simpson. Saturday.
Il. /. Walker and daughter. Anna.
we're callers 10 Barton Sunday.
Miss Almcda Hall. ot Huntsville. O..
~ nursing Mrs. W. r. Hall. who has
hccn seriously 81 is improving slowly.
Her many friends wish her q speedy
recovery.
Miss Ethel Ru:ker Is visiting rela-
tives at Upland.
Rev. Mcconnell. Of New Athens, de.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
Lecture Course Arranged

The Cameron High school l""tur"
course has been arranged for ana Inc
nrst number viii be- given At t"ntrh'
school hall Nnv"rImr 10Th. II whS a.
on" time thruEhi best tn abandon thrs
great literary treat aS the cameron Lee
ture Course but nftnr careful consid-
era ton Of tho r1nttrr 1t wa" decided that
il was hess II c"rilE''r II. Tae course
will hc rs good or hotter than ever No
fore and should be- literally patroniZrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
Pastor Resigns.

E:v. y Miller Robinson, rnstor OF
Westminster Pr shyi"rian church' mas
reSirnnd his rhnr"" a;ri Will ieAFc ,"e
n r,ilhcr climate IN IN" interest," OF niS
health. His health has h"rf very poorly
CO.. sorne months and 10 has not been
,lLc ~ MI tho pulpit. Ills resignation
,.,,,,, ,e rault Of his continued poor
condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
YOUNG SAGE WOUNDED.

HARRISBURG. W. Va. Sept. So
Relatives hrre have received word that
Paul W. Sage. young man OF this city,
has been wounded in the knee while In
action on. tho battle front in Francs,
where he had been on duty as a corporll
with Canadian troops. He was also
wounded last February while on dutx,
Sage Is a nephew OF Major General
". II. Sage. now In command at Camp
Shelby Hattiesbur8. Miss. and Of VII
liam ~ Harrington Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01

Iamce Willienis n Gri""r in mine 'r
.he u. & i. u'caI company. is dead nj
hia homo in Amsterdam While nj work
in tho mine hr climbed M cn loaded
car ~ r:ich il onto another car. inc
entry vas very low and while h" was
on tho car his mul" started mud l." was
crushed between the tnnf IF tho mine
and tn. car. EIr leaves wife and 1--we
children.
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Arrested For Assault.

Mike Hofank If Y"rkvillc. Is . pris..:
onpr In the county Jail as result 81
being fined 500 and costs on q charge
Of assault and battery on Katie Harvey.
He was brought before Squire DoWner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
CIearingS for the
Month Reach Total
Over Fifteen Million
c1eariags for Sept. %. se1s,I2o.-

Same day last year. $4ss, $3.50
C1earinGB for week, ending
Sept. IS, Sa,7os, 2ea.sa.
Same week last year, $2,77a,
S93.14.
Clsarirgs for month OF Sept
1877, S15,ls1 ,6s2.5a-
Same month last year, S11, c74r-
578.4o.
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Hontuc For Pa5:o-'s Return

Rev. a. y. CraiE ,lcst Monday morn.
ing for ElarkrhUrr "a attend III" annual
session rr thc West Virginia conference
If iLc NJ r. church Will" il Is not
definitely brown whether he will ln re-
turned tn the pqst"ratc -: the church
ut this ulnrc for another year or not.
yet the church aud host az friends In
town arc auSi",!%ly whiting the glad
news nf his return.
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Hnnd1 IN Jail

Mike Hum ot Tiltonsville, Is IN the
county Jail again. This time Mike was
caught for Illegal selling and when he
vas unable to pay nne Of 800 and
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

W-HE.F:LlEf;. ". Va. Sept. 30. II.
Furnished Tn fn,"i,ienrr..r 10y A. f
MaSts,, X .. irl"-.''-'S New York Strrk
EX,'hnn;S'. Natirr..' i::.uli of WrS; Eir-
GINA building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
i. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01

D-open, 1920; higr. 10000: low
se.9S; close. 10000.
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Totals SIS. IN .E"-..S Sll."' i."'>.
lncrc:;S,--$i.!0 1.lIi.lS.
Average. Ss632.51u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-03
IF BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat if Kidneys Feel Like
Lead or Bladder
Bothers.

Most folks forget that the kidneys
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need flushing occasionally, else We
have backache and dull misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu.
matte twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis.
orders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here,
take b tablespoonful in glass of water
befor, breakfast for few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
gapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. 1t also neutralizes the acids
in the urine so it no longer initiates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious COM
plications.
A well.known local druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-03
STIMULATE FOOD RAISING.
Philippine Emergency Board Votes Mon
ey for Seeds, Etc.

Manila, Oct correspondence of TIL,
Associated Press The emergency board
organized to provide funds outside of thu
regular government appropriations fol
any unexpected need of the authorities
has voted $26,500 to be expended upor
the campaign for the stimulation of the
production of foodstuffs throughout the
| Philippines. The money is to be spent
in the purchase of seeds, their distribu
ton, the purchase of tools, the employ
ment of personnel for the movement and
advertising.
This is a result of the urgent requests
| of the food committee recently appointed
by Governor General Harrison to look
into the prospects Of future food eondi-
tions. This committee made a tentative
food census of the islands and expressed
the belief that immediate steps for slim
ulating food production were necessary.
Already a start has been made. The
bureau of agriculture through its inspec-
tors has been hammerirg away at the
question of food production for many
months, with the result that this years
crop of rice, the food staple for the Fill
Pine people, is greater than last veats,
which was Itself almost a record The
bureau has also conducted campaign to
stimulate the cultivation of corn and of
home gardens, and this is beginning to
show results.
The bureau of education has also TAX
en- hand in educating the people TO the
need and possibility of increased food
cultivation, and in actual cultivation.
Orders have gone forth that all school
gardens must redouble their production
this year Bounties are to be given school
teachers and agricultural inspectors for
promoting and inspecting private vegeta-
BILE gardens.
The food board is planning to stimu-
late also hog and poultry raising, 1t
hopes to readjust steamer routes SO that
crops may be brought easily to centers
of purchase. 1t will make an effort to
introduce profitable methods of purchas-
ing 1t will ask the Philippine Congress,
which convenes this month, to pass legis- |
lation for price regulation. 1t may even
20 as far as to ask for the appointment |
Of food Dictator,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-03
BETHEL

Ernest Brown has returned from Wind
sor, where he was employer, and is work
ing for the Woodbury. Granite Co.
There was large attendance at al
auction held yesterday at the farm OF
Joseph Brunette and son.
| Mason Huse of White River Junction
graduate of Dartmouth college in the
class of 1916, and last year submaster
at the Hanover, n. H., high school, was
expected to arrive to-day to assume the
substitute principalship of Whitcomb
high school, Mr.. Haskins continuing as
titular principal. Mr.. Huse last spring
enlisted in the quartermaster' reserve
corps but has not yet been called into
service.
A crowd of several hundred, including
the pupils of the village schools, awaited
the coming of the New England States
limited southbound yesterday, upon
which were number OF members of the
new army bound for county mobiliza
ton points at South Royalton or White
River Junction. From this place, those
who went were H. w. Haskins, Austin
b. Noble and Elmer II. Sturk.
A group of citizens went in automo-
biles to White River Junction yesterday
to take part in the demonstration in
honor of "a Windsor county soldiers,
who met there in order TO take later
train for Camp Devens, Aver, Mass.
Three men from Bethel make total
of eight who have gone from this town
to that camp. Twice that number have
enlisted making total of "A local men
already enrolled in the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parrot Of Rot
terdam. n u, have been visiting at n. 7.
PARROTS.
Earl Spaulding has gone to Cambridge
to work on +. c. Blaisdell's farm.
Henry D. Davenport, the drummer boy |
Of the Potomac" will celebrate his birth |
lay next Saturday. One item of the
celebration will be a free all quoit
ng tournament.
Miss Adelne Chamberlin, who will be
3 years old Oct. 2S. recently has peced |
md stitched large quilt
Leslie Southworth, after working on
lis fathers farm through the summer,
1as gone to Windsor to work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-03
G4YSVILLE

Arthur Davis, who passed the exam
| nation for military service, left Tues
day for the training camp at Aver, Mass,
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Goodale, Mrs A. V.
Leavitt. Mrs. Daniels, Mr., and Mrs. +. B,
Chamberlin were in Woodstock last
Wednesday, where they joined a party of
AZ people, conducted by j. c. Otis, agri-
cultural advisor of Windsor county, who
went on demonstration tour among
the farmers of Woodstock, Hartland,
Windsor, Reading and Bridgewater
George Judkins has been the guest of
friends in Concord, n. H., for week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold have re-
turned to their home in Sarasota, Fla,
after visit of several weeks here.
Mrs. Nellie Newell of South Stock.
bridge has been the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sidney Wyman, for few days.
Rev. Alvin Smith of Wiliamstown
spent the past week at the home of his
brother in-law, j. d, Blackmer. Mr..
Smith has accepted the position Of pas
tor of the Universalist church at Lud-
low
Mrs. Mary Gibson is visiting relatives
in Springfield for a few weeks.
There will be an autumn social at b.
B. Goodale's next Friday evening for the
benefit of the Christian Endeavor.
Everyone invited,
Alden Richardson was in Randolph
Saturday and Sunday, guest at the
home of his son, Cecil Richardson.
Mrs. F A. Porter has been entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. Tucker, and sis
ter, Mrs Harold Adams, and son of Bar
nard for two weeks.
George Rice of North Troy was
visitor at p. NJ. Nye's last Friday and
Saturday.
f. Z. Cushmsn OF Bethel was a bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
Fred Wood, who is employed by the
Gaysville Lumber Co, spent the week
end at his home in Johnson.