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1851 SS4-Bradford Custer Godfrey,
Bennington.
1853 94S-Calvin Simeon Sheldon,
South Dorset.
1859 79S-Theodore Hegmann, Ben
nington
O-12S6-Charles Henry Sheldon,
North Pownal.
6l-13S4-Harrison Edward Davis,
Readsboro.
1862 132-Louis Forrest Moore,
Bennington.
136S-12SS-Fred George Davis, No.
Pownal.
1864 5S9-William Lawrence Howe,
North Bennington
1866 S94-Emer Henry Schultz,
Bennington.
366-123S-Marcus Malcolm Gardner
North Pownal
1867 925-IIerbert Arthur Starbuck'
Bennington.
6S-146O-Eastman Root, Rupert.
1369-1247-George Granger North
Pownal
137O-1296-M Michael Joseph Purcell,
Pownal
1871 2S9-James Andrew Sheppard,
Bennington.
72-1093--lsadore Abram Kreamer,
Manchester.
1373-17OS-C Charles Hicks Graves,
Sunderland.
1874 443-Freeman w. Cook, Ben
nington.
1876 24-yernon Warner Field
Arlington.
1S7G-1552-K II. Durham
Sla. sL1r.'.
1377-1693-H Harry Amos Ward, Jr.
Sunderland.
137S-1629-F p. Montgomery
SALISBURY.
1879 951-William Bernard White
South Dorset
1886 779--Floyd Fayette Harring
ton, Bennington.
1851 55S-Michael John Maher
Il Bennington
tSS2r5 3S9sflsuther Alden Graves
AaA Bennington
S3-1307-Elmer Howard Rathbun
Pownal
13S4-1162-C Clifford w Cherbonneal
Manchester Center.
13S5-1047-S ilyerale Vacellio, Man
chester Depot.
1856 72S-Joseph Alfred Pellerin
Bennington.
1887 69O-Daniel Ira Boutwell,
Bennington.
13SS-1133-John Geo. Mamangakis
Manchester.
1899 149-Oscar Harrison Cross
Bennington.
1890 4S2-Marsilio Taddeo, Ben
nington.
1891 97-FIank c. Dupoise, Arlin
ten.
92-1642-Harold Tomlinson Tudor
Stamford.
9S-1697--JChn Evscne Harris
Sunderland.
1994-1239-Otis Stevens, Pownal.
1886 219-Frank Parker, Benning
toll.
96-1577-Elmer Z. Jones, Shafts
bury.
1997-156s NJ. Hulet, Shafts
bury.
1898 693-Daniel Patrick Powers
North Bennington.
1899 SS9-Martin Waite Bronson
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1697-1O60-Walter Leaman Bentley.
Manchester
169S-1203-Louis Franklin Wilton.
Manchester Depot.
1899 4S5-Leslie Anderson Gibson,
Bennington.
d700- 2-John Edward Keough.
Arlington.
1701- 264-Dayid Patrick Sears,
Bennington.
1702-10SS-Gnstav Schroeder, Man
chester.
1903 215-Thomas ]. Toomey, Ben
nington.
1904 5OO-WiIliam Dudley Policy,
Bennington.
1905 3S5-Clifford Roland Hewitt,
Bennington.
l706--1418--F Manica, Readsboro.
17O7-l130-Joseph Douglass, Man-A
chester.
17OS-16S1-Bennie Frashelle, Sun.
1909 3-Harry Wilbur Brown, Ar
lington.
1710-1157-Omar Labrasse, Man
chester Depot.
I'LL 710-Geo. Harold Burgess,
Bennington.
1712- 67S-Harry Bonnie Campbell,
Bennington.
1713-11S-William Patrick Keough,
Arlington.
1714-1473-Fred Harrison Waters,
Rupert.
Ills 701--Nelson Leland Payne.
North Bennington.
1716 5OS-Sherman Yattaw, Benning-
ton.
1717-- 5O5-Joseph Thomas Vachon,
Bennington.
1913 737-Daniel Perry Barber.
North Bennington.
1919 22O-William Riley. Benning.
ton.
1920 S13--Joseph David Sausyille,
Bennington.
1921 S04-Peter Deyenow, Benning
ton.
1722-1169-Bertie c. Hilliard, Man
chester.
1928 S7e--Arthur Henry Duclos,
Bennington.
1724- 3s4-Royal A. Hewitt. Ben
nington.
1881 1SS-Charles William Gould,
Bennington.
1926 956-Harland Foster Cooledsc,
Dorset.
1727- 471-Colegero Diua Benning-
ton.
172S-6S9-John Columbus Backus,
Bennington.
1929 69S-Alfred Wilfred Pellerin,
Benninton.
1870 261-William Wallace Healy,
| Bennington.
1731- 907-David Lawrence Beland,
| East Dorset.
| 1732-1330-Harry Manning Wilson,
| North Pownal
1913 172-WiIliam G. Pinsonneault,
Bennington.
1734-1733-Earl Bishop, Woodford.
1876 200-Ernest Woolsis Dean,
| Bennington.
1886 376-Luther r. Graves, End.
Bennington.
1871 192-Daniel Ralph Grady,
Bennington.
1898 23S-Leroy Everett Macomber
Bennington.
| 1873 977--Charles Baker, Dorset.
174O- 796--H. Thompson Bushnell
Bennington
1741-1522-0scar J. Harwood, Shafts
bury.
1872 57S-Robert Drake Stratton.
Bennington.
1743-1662-Joseph Tatro, Stamford.
1744- 203-Nelson H. Hitchcock,
Bennington.
1745- 611-Judson E. Thompson,
Bennington.
1746-- 403-Anthony Stopiello, Ben
nington.
1747- 196-Maurice Edward Rudd,
Bennington.
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1896 5O2-Michael Patrick Toomey,
Bennington.
1897 723-Corvin Chester Elwell,
Bennington. -
1888 SSS-Philip Augustin Daley,
Bennington.
1899 1O1-Austin Pratt, Arlington.
1000 116-John Rogers, Arlington.
l601- 795-George f. Campbell
Bennington.
1902 535-Raymond c. Quinlan,
Bennington.
1903 193-Earl r. Lloyd, Benning
ton.
1604- 333-Raymond p. Danforth,
Bennington.
1905 S53-Clarence William Rus
sell, Bennington.
1906 794-lrving William Gates,
North Bennington.
O7-1165-Martin A. Tierney, Man
chester Depot.
1908 235-Louis Audet, Bennington.
O9-127l-Ludgor Gazette, North
Pownal.
1910 971-Alvin C. Wade, Dorset.
1611--1524-Raymond b. Dickinson,
SALISBURY.
1872 33O-Lester Henry Pleasant,
Bennington.
1913 147-Martin Joseph Welsh.
Bennington.
l614- 39-Charles Firman, Airing
1Gl5-- 653-William Helbig, Ben
nington.
| 1616- 273-Charles Kenney Bleau,
Bennington.
| 1911 670-Ralph Leslie Knapp, Ben
nington
1915 510--Ralph G. Normandin,
Bennington.
1919 917-Louis Paris Buffum, East
Dorset.
1920 35-Robert Roy Drummer,
Arlington.
1621-1316-Thomas Frederick Bump,
Pownai
1922 765-Arthur Leland Jones,
SALISBURY
1923 47-Henry Arthur Grout, Ar
lington.
1924 936-Jerome Mclaughlin, East
Dorset.
1876 111-Thomas Eugene LozieaI
Arlington,
1G2G-1444-M Marvin Elmer Berard
Readsboro,
| 627-1623-Frank John Moon, Shafts
bury.
1928 364-Samuel Brown Hawks
Bennington.
1929 125-Raymond Oliver Carey
Bennington.
I1630-173l-Harry +. Anderson, Win
hall.
1881 522-George Herbert Benedict
Bennington.
1632-1555--J Pearl Harrington
SALISBURY.
1898 466-Herman NJ. Simmons
Bennington.
1884 74-Richard Bryan Leake
Arlington.
1885 626-Wilmer Alton Stafford
Bennington
4, lOoO- 0Jl--f Teu AMOS JOHNSON
North Bennington
1897 503-Clarence A. Conan, Ben
nington.
1888 295--William Henry Beecher
Bennington.
lGS9-1244-Dewey |. Perry, Pownal
1640-- S65--William Allen knights
North Bennington.
1641- 177-John Joseph Slattery
Bennington.
1912 167--William Henry Andrews
Bennington.
1643-15S2-Mark L. Rice, Shafts
!, bury.
1644-1340-Jesse Robert Thoma!
ReadsborC.
1915 201--Joseph Howard Coyn'
l., Bennington
1646- 141-Charles William Schin(
/, Ter, Bennington.
1647- 754-Joseph Henry Pratt, Bel
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nington.
1915 90S-JOhn Mark Whalon,
East Dorset.
1919 S42-Leslie William Hill,
Bennington.
1650-1019-Ezra Merrill Davis,
Landgrove.
1651-1646-Howard ]. Goodrich.
Stamford.
1652-114O-Joseph F. Perry, Man
chester Depot.
1853 70S-John Walter King,
North Bennington.
1854 992-Robert Charles Walter
Dorset.
1855 495-Albert Milanese, Siam
ford.
1856 6S-William Harrison Smith,
Arlington.
1657-1446-Roy Louis Boullais,
Readsboro.
1858 654-Nelson Truman Elwell,
Bennington.
1659-1475-James Henry Colvin, Ru-
per-;
1860 366-Wiliam Bowman, Ben
nington.
1661-1261-Wililam Champney, No
Pownal.
62-1664-Patrick j. Duffey, Jr.,
Stamford.
1868 537-Robert Fulton Stewart,
Bennington.
64-173S-IIector Beauvis, Wood
ford.
1866 66-Thomas James Hayes,
Arlington.
1866 71S-Angelo Palombo, Ben
nington.
1867 752-Arthur Joseph Michaels,
Bennington.
1865 227-WarTen Elijah Paddock,
Bennington.
1863 29O-James William Kelly,
Bennington.
1870 399-Leroy Bowen Holton,
Bennington. N
1671--1S2S-Henry Amadon, Benning-
ton.
1872 2S1-Ralphs Howard Surdam,
bennington.
1873 44S-Nicholaoa G. Rigopulos,
Bennington.
1914 673-Warren III. Hartt, Ben
nington.
1875 464-William Bernis Simmons,
North Bennington.
| 1876 730--Claudean Rose, Benning-
ton.
| 1677-112S-Frank Eugene Lyon,
Manchester.
167S-1OS9-Seymour Holly wilkins,
Manchester Depot.
| 1679-1672-Ira Leslie Hall, Sunder-
land.
1880 110-Hosie Delno Sargood,
Arlington.
1851 512-Clifford Floyd Turner,
Bennington.
1852 S94-Edward Emmett Thomas,
Bennington.
1853 370-John Joseph McKale
Bennington.
INSTALLATIONS Gerhad Larson,
Manchester Depot
| 1856 S98-Thomas Jefferson Healy
| bennington.
| 16S6-155S-Cornelius j. Mccarthy
SALISBURY.
16S7-1259-Raoul Tatro, North
Pownai
16SS--1253-Charles Wolcott Potter
North Pownal
1859 143-John Ray Wiles, Ben
nington.
690-14SS-Robert II. Bentley, Sand
gate.
1881 120--James Joseph Leonard
Bennington.
1892 434-Exior Joseph Boutain
Bennington.
1893 256-George r. Flanagan
Bennington.
1894 621-Frank Mark, Bennington
1896 66O-Edmond Basil Heppelle
Bennington.
96-14O2-Manica Mansuetto, Reads
boro.
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1445- Steward Beeeher Stewart,
North Bennington.
1446- 1S4-Louis Fred Goodbeau'
Bennington.
MISUNDERSTANDING Mezzanatd,
Readsboro.
144S- 6O7-Albert Joseph Caron, Ben
nington.
1449-1344-Leon Joseph Guigras,
Readsboro.
1850 S74-Harold E. Dockum, Ben
nington.
451-1219-Merritt Henry Reed,
Peru.
1852 925--Lawrence Andrew Wade,
Dorset.
1853 173-John II. Westfall, Ben
|'1454- 1S4-Henry F. Andrews, Ben
nington.
1455-1645-M Monroe Harrison Lee,
Stamford
1456-1724-Dwight w. Bourn, VIM
hall.
1457-1542-Roy E. Bowen, Shafts
bury
1853 S19-Edward Wheeler, Rice,
Bennington.
1459-1655-Warren Glenn Clough,
Stamford.
| l460- 166-Herbert Allen Davenport,
Bennington.
1461-1039-T Serafino, Man
chester Depot.
1462- 474-Afonso Monetti, Ben
nington.
1863 60-Edward Dennis Conroy,
Arlington.
1464-1566-R b. Moon, Shafts
bury.
1866 51S-Elmer Nelson Madison,
Bennington.
1906 759-Roy Clayton Denley,
Bennington
1467-1GS7 William Burton Godette,
Sunderland.
1868 20S--Webster Smith Temple,
Bennington.
1869 293-Isadore j. Boivin, Jr,
Bennington.
1470-1403-James Joseph Hooley,
Readsboro.
An 771-Robert Willard Hough-
ton, Bennington.
| 1472-- 7S5-William Francis Corbett,
Bennington.
1473-- 404-IIenry Douglass Godfrey,
Bennington.
1474-- 137-Merrill Henry Shewell,
Bennington.
1475-l736-Jesse j. Smith, Wood
ford.
| 6--1S62-Charles Gironard, Reads
bore
1477- 369-Peter Joseph Mcclure
Jr.. Bennington.
147S- 575-Edward Silyervich, No
Bennington
1479- 277-Louis Edmond Longtin,
bennington.
1880 9S7-Fred Daniel Lake, Dorset
-1694-Raymond II. Hazleton
Sunderland
1882 I'LL. Russell Carpenter
Bennington.
1888 S0--Curnel Dorman Vaughn
Arlington.
1851 266-Melyin Roswell Nichols
Bennington.
1856 123-GIenn Edward Temple
Bennington.
14SG--1635-Alvah r. Green, Shafts
bury.
1851 249--William Edward Toome!
Bennington.
14SS-1603 Raymond Green, Shafts
bury.
1889 204-Elwood Seymour Cassell
Bennington.
1890 3S7-Rupert Horace Dean
Bennington.
1491-10S5-Albert Reed Stockwell
Manchester.
1872 921--Willlam Charles Eggles
ton, Dorset.
1493-11S2-Ea Hazard Ellison
Manchester Depot
4-166S--Wiliam Eugene Bacon
Sunderland
1896 139-Alfred Greenwood, Ben
1896 57-Edward John BusheC
Arlington.
1897 -1656-Eugene Lewis Swee
Stamford
1888 159--J. Burton Powers, Ber
ningtCn.
1899 il9-IIarry Roby Jones, Mort
Bennington.
5OO-1461-Cameron |. Grant, RI
pert.
1901 197-John f. Flynn, Benninl
ton.
1892 33S-lIarrison MILDRED Moore
bennington
1903 l65-Waldo Emory Kendall
Bennington.
15Oi-1S5l-Carlo Crlstofolni, Read
bore.
05-1263-Aonzo Richard Mort
Pownal
1906 767--Joseph Donate, Dennin
ton.
1507--l193-Cecil John Edgerto
Manchester Depot.
1908 334-Cartano Collano, BE
nington.
1909 3SG--John Christopher Hoga
Bennington
151O--1OO1-William Thomas Kell
1-uU.-r<
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Dorset.

Dorset.
1511-171O-Walter Putnam, Winhall.
1872 252-Rollin Dewey Jenney,
Bennington.
1913 7S-Ruby George Warner,
Arlington.
1914 70S-Ar,heias Joseph Roy,
Bennington.
l5l5-1704-Fred Eli Matteson, Sun
derland.
1516-1O41-Frank Louis Howard.
Manchester Center.
1517-1229-Marcus Emery Davis,
PoWnal.
1918 644-Herman George Basler,
Bennington.
1919 6S3-Clarence Alyah Weld,
Bennington.
1520-1062-Alvis Brand, Manchester
1521-l502-Henry C. Hoberg Sand
gate
1922 412-Francis Peter Brunina,
Bennington.
1523-l026-Walter Kelly, Manches-
te;.
1924 996-Berniss Baker Sheldon,
Dorset.
1926 S0l-John F. Blanchard, Ben
nington.
1526-l056-Antonio DePecol, Man
chester Depot.
1921 733-George A. Mathers, Ben
nington
152S-1O44-Bill Sandy, Manchester
llAnnf
1899 5S7-Edward w. Livesay,
Bennington.
| 1880 S2S-Wililam l.. Cummings,
Bennington.
| 1531-l410-Elmer X Sprague, Reads
boro.
1892 937--Henry Elliot Bureh,
East Dorset.
1888 49O-Fred Muscatello, Ben.
nington.
| 1891 340-Frank Waldron Baker,
bennington.
| 1535-1431-John August Delai, Reads
borc.
1886 706-Charles Alfred Sausyille
Bennington.
1887 729--Morris Joseph Murphy,
Bennington.
| 1888 401--Mohand Chebba, Old
Bennington.
1888 719-Moise Pineau, Benning
ton.
1910 515--John Henry Kimball
Bennington.
41-1G69-fIerbert James Bowen
Sunderland.
-1100--William Disatell, Man
chester Depot
1913 255-James NJ. tombstone
Bennington.
1544-- 56S-Joseph Trefford Pellerin
Bennington.
1916 538-Albert Henry Moves
| North Bennington.
| 1546--1569-Guy d. Damon, Shafts
| bury.
| 547-1356-Alfonzo Franizinelli
Readsboro
| -1706-Carl Hon, Sunderland.
| 49-164S-Albert Wilmarth Foster
Stamford
| 1850 22-Martin Richard Squires
Arlington.
| 551-1412-Charles ID. Wheeler
\ Readsboro.
! 1852 171-George Baker Coolidge
Bennington.
| 1853 234-Ffank Archer Perry
Bennington.
1851 53-Richard II. Vanderburgh
Arlington.
1850 276-Clifford F. Atkins, Ben
nngt0n.
556-1371-Herbert f. Hathaway
Readsboro.
1851 774--Fred Chauncey Peters
Bennington.
1865 439-George Peter Orator
Bennington.
1859 S20-James Elihu Hamilton
i Bennington.
1850 225-Herbert Earl Marsder
bennington.
1851 517-Keith Evans Kennel!
: Bennington
| 1562-1122-Earl Joseph Fowle
Manchester.
1868 S5-Thomas Elson Cross, A
!, lington.
1854 S93-tliram Barney Fasset
+ Jr, Bennington.
1856 73--Edward Cross, Arlington
i 1866 610-Oswald Henry Lesser
Bennington.
/ 1567-1352-Pietro Surdellari, Read
borc
: 1868 152-William Thomas Murph
Bennington.
;, | 1863 52OAIIarold Percy Estes, Be
nington.
1870 967-Chancellor Horace ALE
Dorset.
) 1911 2S-Francis Cruger LaBat
Arlington.
h 1572-1434-Achille Cicomo Rigl
Readsboro.
: 573-13SS-Erminio Baruzzi. Read
bore.
I, 1874 6SS--lsrael Aaolph LaFlamm
Bennington.
4 1916 472--Rollin John Taylor. BE
nington.
4, 157G-1942-Aldo Guissepe NASSAU
Readsboro.
y, 1577--13OS-Charles Il. Reynold
POwnal.
. 1873 4S4-Martin Winslow SEQ
Bennington.
\ 1879 722-Charles Melvin Carnse
Bennington.
j 15S0-159O-Me C. Harringto
4 SALISBURY.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
GA 8 T RIA
70 CHANGE YOUR SKINS
How to Develop the His6asI
Degree of Vital, Nervous
and Muscular VtgoE

Snakes throw of their outer cir
once a year. Human beings change
their skin perhaps nine times IN q
year; that is, they have a new skin
about once in six weeks.
The value Of a clean skin In mar
tanning health is not properly undagt
stood by the majority Of people. Clean
illness is a part Of health. You call
not be healthy unless you are clear
not only externally, but also inte
nally.
The blood should also be assisted
occasionally, like the skin, in throg y
ing of poisons so that the system may
not get clogged and leave a weak spot
for disease germs to enter the systeI
When the blood Is clOgged we suh1e9
from what is commonly called a cold
DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Dlsccgs
cry purifes the blood and entirely
eradlcates the poisons that breed an
feed disease. It thus cures scfoful1
eczema, bOils, pimples and other eruEs
lions that mar and scar the skin. Pun
blood Is essential to good health tn
weak, rundown, debllitated conditt0D
which so many people experience q
commonly the effect Of impure bloc
Doctor Plercels Golden Medical d..
covery not only cleanses the blood &
impurities, but 1t increases the actigl
Of the blOod-making glands, and u e.
riches the body with an abundant 50
ply Of pure, rich blood.
Take it as directed and It viii scare
out impure and poisonous matter @
the stomach, liver, bowels and hdne
and drive it from the system thrcp
the natural channels,
It will penetrate into the Joint and
muscles, and dissolve the poisonous a.
cumulaaons. Bad blood e driven 3
It will furnish you with rich; pu
blood full Of vital foICe-the lind Is
increases energy and ambition,
Einveuat,1 the ieutire bods-i
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PERSONALS

Miss Florence Lavender left yes.
terday for Chicago where she will
spend some time with her brother,
John Lavender and Mrs. Lavender.
Mrs. Paul Coffey and little son,
Jack, Of Akron, Ohio, arrived here
today and are guests at the home
Of the formers parents, Prof. ana
Mrs. Jos. Roster on Benoni avenue.
They were accompanied by Mrs. ].
II. Coffey who is the guest of relatives
here and at Colfax.
Miss Della Wotring, OF Elkins,
spent the week end with Mrs. John
Rose on Jackson street.
Mrs. W. H. Billingsley went to the
home of her father, |, c. Snodderly
near Pennington yesterday to spend
few days with her father. Mrs.
Snodderly has gone to Baltimore to
visit her son Hugh snodderly.
Mr., ard Mrs. A. NJ. Mitchell have
returned from Morgantown where
they had spent several days with rel.
atives.
Mrs, Clark Miller Of Massillon, o.,
is the guest for few weeks of her
son J. Rush Miller and Mrs. Miller
at Middleton.
The Misses Estelle and Lucille Ham.
ilton are the guests of Miss Julia M.
yum at Wildwood on the Valley river
for several days.
Mrs. Rebecca knight has gone to
indianapolis, Ind, to visit her son,
Chas Knight and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingle Malone and chill.
dren of Massillon, o., are guests at
the home Of Mrs. Malones parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hoult, on Maple
avenue.
Mrs. C. o. Conway has gone to
Akron, O., where she is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Clifton Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Brown have re.
turned from Shinnston where they
had spent some time with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. shafferman
have returned from Terra Alta where
they had spent several days.
W. H. Billingsley and daughter
Miss Jean and son Paul and Miss Flor.
ence Hawker motored to Uniontown,
Pa, yesterday and spent the day at
The Summit
Mrs. John R. Cook and daughter,
Miss Virginia are spending few days
in Warrington, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Clayton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton are on an eastern motor.
ing trip and Mrs. Cook and daughter
are with little Miss Jane Clayton dur.
ing her parents absence.
DR.. and Mrs. N. E. Shat of Charles.
ton are guests at the home Of the lat.
ter's aunt, Mrs. Winifred Murphy on
Mckinney street. DIR. Shat will re,
turn to Charleston tonight and Mrs.
Shat will remain here for few days.
Mrs. Elihu Hutton Of Huttonsville
is the guest Of Mrs. B. L. Butcher at
her home on CASTOR avenue.
Miss Luda Frey went to her home at
Mt. Clare, Harrison county today to-
spend a week.
Dana Ogden arrived here today
from StreatOr, ILL.,, to spend few days
with his mother, Mrs. Olive NJ. Ogden,
He will go from here to Washington
and New York, taking position in
the latter city.
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Margaret are visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Ward Dragoo, at Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hamilton and
Miss Vreda Hamilton, Dr.. ]. NJ. Moran,
Thos. Devine, Miss Mary Lavell, Miss
Siggins, Mr.. and Mrs W. D. Yost, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. C. Yost, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Yos: and DR.. and Mrs. G. R. Miller and
children visited the Boy Scouts at Val
ley Falls Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. T. H, Miller, of Fair
mont. motored here Sunday.
Mrs. Flossie Wisman, of Kansas, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Claude Parker,
on Main street.
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fourteen incense burners an dsixteen
ash trays and a perambulating bar;
there were no chairs and to give the
final finishing touch Margery slept on
a heap of straw in a corner, In this
manner she commenced living her
own life.
CHAPTER vi.
Three months after this she re-
turned home.
well, Margery," said the father,
"how do you like living your own
life?"
81 don't know" replied Margeryr
II didn't do it. discovered that was
living the life Of four artists, three
models and five futurist, poets-at
least was supporting them and
didn't have a chance to live for any
thing else. And my thousand dollars
is gone. So I've decided that | don't
care very much whose life / live 50
long as somebody else puts up for It,"
CHAPTER VII.
The only person who ever lived his
own life was Robinson Crusoe-and
gosh, he was glad to see Friday,
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shuttIewOrth Reunion.


Members Of the Shuttleworth fam
fly from far and near were in attend
ance at the Shuttleworth family Teun-
ion at Little Falls last Sunday. Be-
sides the numerous members of the
family who live near the meeting
place others came from Clarksburg,
Grafton, MoundsVille and Morgan
town. Two persons, c. w. Baremore
and Joseph Jolllffe that were there
live In California. The three surviving
members Of the old Shuttleworth fam
lily Miss Louise Shuttleworth, Mrs.
Samuel ShuttlewOrth and Mrs. Jesse
shuttleworth were present and were
each presented with silk umbrellas
by the gathering ]. NJ. Jacobs OF
this city making the presentation
speech. An organization was made
and officers elected for the year. The
day was ideal and the meeting a
most enjoyable one and those who
were present hook forward in pleas
ant anticipation to the meeting the
coming year.
SaLterneld'S Meet
On Thursday Of this week the Sat.
terfelds will gather or many miles
around for the Satterfeld reunion
which takes place at Loop Park. A
splendid program is being prepared
and members of this large family are
expecting a most enjoyable meeting.
A reunion of the Mconald family
was held on Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mcdonald and
family at Bentons Ferry. A dinenr
was served at noon a which the fol-
lowing guests were served: Mr.. and
Mrs, Howard Mcdonald and son,
Clarence, Of Grafton, w. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mcdonald and two chill
lren, Wilbert and Alkaline, of Clarks-
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FAIRVIEW.

Festus Snyder, Of Santiago, Cali.
fornia. is visiting his brother, Clarence
Snyder, on Main street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Straight, of Barrack.
vile, who has been visiting her broth,
er, Frank MCCray, has returned home,
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Lowe were week
end guests Of relatives at Morgan
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCray were
visiting relatives at BarrackVille Sun,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Cross, of the
Hope Gas company, have been trans
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ferred to Hastings, W. Va.

Mrs. H. G. Cummtus chaperoued the
Camp Fire Girls to Valley Falls Mon
day for a weeks outing. The party
included Misses Mildred Cummins,
Vivian Flowers, Kate Underwood, Eel
ma Toothman and Ruby Snodgrass and
the boys we're Tom Underwood, Pete
Ice, Harry Huffman and Paul Leyman,
Of Fairmont,
There will be a business meeting Of
the w. c. T. U. at Mrs, Walter Tooth
mans Tuesday night.
Mrs. Frank Gardner, OF Cleveland
Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Ammons.
D. B. Chalfant and daughter, Miss
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CHAPTER 2.

OWL NE
CHAPTER 2.
Father said Margery, when she
was Is. u am tired Of being a depend
emit, ringed about with all the hamper
ing ard stulhifying barrier Of con-
vention. want to be free, free to live
my own life"
Well, who's life are you living %
asked her father.
Margery ignored this and went ON,
$50 wish you would give me a thou.
sand dollars to start out as an indie.
pendent self-supporting economic
unit"
whats the thousand dollars tor?"
asked the father.
''Well," Margery pointed out, you
can't expect a girl to be successfully
selfsupporting unless she has some.
thing to live on, can you? II l went
out and got a job Id be too busy in
6e office to live my own life"
CHAPTER III.
But Margery's father, who was q
hard practical man with no soul, re,
fused to give her thousand dollars.
CHAPTER w.
Margery was not to be dauuted
thus. She went up to her room with
. gimlet a Ratchet and some Varnish
remover. She bored worm holes in her
mahogany bed with the gimlet. She
removed most of the varnish with the
varnish remover. Then she hacked
up the bed with the Ratchet until it
looked like a wreck. After which
she called in an antique dealer who
bought 1t as a real antique for one
thousand dollars. Later he sold It to
8 munitions millionaire for fifteen
thousand dollars as the bed Of Marie
Anotinette, But that hasn't any
thing 70 DO with this stoET,
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