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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
Personals

~ and Mrs. Tristram c. Colket, Of Bryn
AvN entertained at dinner last night, fol-
c.eo " bridge. There were twelve guests.
~ Colket entertained the bridge club of
nea she is member at her home in Bryn
Syr on Thursday. Among those present
% mrs Kane 6. Green, Mrs. Richard r.
sr'esy. Mrs. Norman X. Conderman. Mrs.
m II, Filter. Mrs. Richard E. Norton,
uerritt T. Judd, Mrs. II. Allen Daley,
Aatthew Baird, Jr, Mrs. Fred P. Ken
Hss ~, MISS Anna Foulke and Miss Ethel
An Howard S, Christman. of wayne.
y :. luncheon and kitchen shower on
Nnesday in honor of Miss EVELYN s.
~ OF Haverford. whose marriage to
s az Christman's brother, Mr.. Henry r.
''sswil take place on April a.
h,hs Joseph Wharton Lippincott. of
-. and her two children, who have
IN spending the winter as the guests of
~. .,ppincott's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J..
ss,a0. Lippincott at their home. l7l2
eh.r. street, have left for Atlantic City.
lnn,,. .ney VIII spend some time. Mr..
N; c.r VIII spend the weekend with
n Toasy Tny al the shore, returning to town
ass Jean Christian Bullitt who has h.sr
~ mrs A. Garesche Norris in Ha-
2 Iorresdale. "eeN u her nome
IN NJ. a airs Charles William Schwartz
i'm walnut lane. Germantown. will
Chin :. u".ce AT the Philadelphia Cricket
hn,ssa april in honor of their two
Ethss..e' MISS Anne Schwartz and Miss
>@'nerine Schwartz. anu MSS
|r,sss Anna B. Gardiner. of 1900 Pine
|Hr. y. save small dinner last night he
aneirss meeting Of Mrs. Edward Troth's
b,,a, W. ana Mrs, William Baker wbelen q,
|iak are spending few days in New
nv cbs..on cb.son Potter, Of Montgomery ave-
|tum Atlan,'' hiii' will return tomorrow
|eserlne ,ro Ivy where she has been re-
an attack OF appendicitis
|nost NO mrs. f. warng Wilsonof Rose-
|ka svsrained at an auction bridge na rtv
|lhw " p IN honor of Mr. and Mrs Chan.
|vnl be r.i Daniei OF Ardmore. Mrs. Daniel
N. 4 ,nenoered as Miss Katherine Yer.
winter bride.
MI M" ma Mrs Ellis A. Gimbe, OF 1sao
lg|~esks "p9se ~ p9 square. are spending a
<f4 az hot Springs, Va.
e q & xlon AtIan, peeters. of Bryn Mawr. has
~ her atlantic City to spend ten days
IA Al the v'nsr 81 Ms; Samuel Bispham
4 .snsatlantic Society will, sn,ar
~ Of fp,'ue-stratford y, this afternoon in
csnad,aa ia nh connor. the noted author
MRS. q. Henry stetson. NJ
io"nue Ellkins Park, have "a.
~ from Deland. Fla. whsrs
0ssn spending several wssss eek
zs:sas:: 9; I. s:..,s !. .,.sI
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MISSIONS CAMPAIGN
TO BEGIN TOMORROW
Million-Dollar Drive for Foreign
Work Will Be Launched by
Presbyterians

A $1,000 900 foreign missions campaign
will be launched in this city tomorrow by
the Presbyterian Church Tho campaign
however, will be national in scope.
The money IS to be added to the s., SOC, 900
fund the Presbyterians raise every year for
work abroad The extra money will be
used principally in Siam, the Philippines
Latin-America and Persia
The campaign will be urged tomorrow in
many churches by twenty-five speakers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

peck to half a bushel will be required, and
OF late potatoes, half a bushel to one busl1el.
or more, depending upon the amount Of
ground available for this purpose. II area
permits, enough potatoes should be grown
to last throughout the winter. .ff.ss
In the event that the family wishes to
raise vegetables to supply current needs and
also to supply a surplus for canning, the
amounts indicated would be increased in
some cases. experience showing how muoh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

- m apace for the Jefferson
s..sItsl - rummase sale to be be ne,o ne,o
~. week of April 2. The sale
css IA IA IN the Hale Building, Juniper
..tnut streets, the ground moor
- h.s been donated for this oc'
W. prominent matrons are In charse
te 4. various departments OF the SAFE
~ - the most interesting of these
hooth where Mrs. David Lewis
.,des will sell flowers. fruit,
"a baskets and all sorts OF gar
u.,,,ss In connection with this
...srtment Mrs. william II. Greene
,,s,,ose of phonograph records and
s.sl Instruments. Mrs. Harold Ma
- ,s also associated with Mrs.
-. department, will sell old jewelry'
80. been donated. The first two
nO April. Sunday and Monday, will
nv the committee In charge FOR
!. reception and arrangement or the
.,,n. Mrs. Lewis's aides will in
Madame de Geer. Mrs. Sarah p.
s.s.-.ton. ~. Mrs. Augustus Heaton, Mrs.
-. reland, Mrs. Robert Henderson.
- W Hall Headington, Mrs. Isaac H.
'.,,,h..r Mrs, Charles Pickett Stokes.
y. uarbert Tilden. Mrs. L. Irving
,...ssr. Miss Amelia T. Putnam. Miss
ss,h "a vie, Miss Dorothy Huey, Miss
ss-h.,h n. Latta, Miss Mabel Brice.
~. Marie Louise Dilks. Miss Sara d.
mtnson. Miss Beatrice A. Wilson, Miss
v.,.r N Wilson, Miss Dorothy Willing,
y. Marion H. Button and Miss Lila t.
nshsr
vnoULL have to wait until Wednesday
! r,sht for the promised surprises of
v,v,rd shelley's farce, "The Family
c,a~ the first presentation Of which has
=, postponed until that date. With
~, Al the Metropolitan on Tuesday and
Mrs new plays scheduled for Monday
rsnlus, the change was thought to be a
y. one. A brilliant first night Of THE
nmry Tree" is assured. as representa-.
/ ~ Of the Sons of the Revolution. the
[obnial Danes of America, the Daugh-
~ Of the American Revolution and the
EanIety Of Colonial Wars will be present.
4 hsdes, there will be numerous leaders of
4 ns musical and artistic set, and Nine.
|nnlIna White whose triumphs are still
ENsh in the minds of Philadelphians, will
ecupy box with a party of musical
[S1brities who will come from New York
|nueclally for the occasion. Rumors that
me Family Tree" may turn out to be a
|hnily skeleton are rife. and everybody is
|nrious to be present at the premiere.
|lERS. SCOTT tells me she is going to
kW give a, special Supper Club dance on
|ibrn "A, to which members Of both series
h the Supper Club will be invited. There
|se to be special dancers and favors, my
'cAildren, for the guests. Mrs. Scott
Ithows Just how to do these things, so
I'm thinking we'll have great time.
Lat Saturday was fine, so many people
|heN Though this will not be the last
meeting Of the Supper Club, it seems best
10 have the special dance during the
Eastsr holidays; for what with Mask and
'Eg week and other theatre parties, there
VII be many club members who will be
iazous to take parties over to the club
y held in the Rose Gardens entirely
'ts series, and seems even more attrac.
we than when In the ballroom. A num-
YER Of next year deb parties are already
kng planned for that night, which will
\ pretty much of a younger set dance. i
NANCY 'WYNNE.
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ARCH ST. CHURCH. 18th and Arch.


AkCH ST. CHURCH. 18th and Arch.
i04o-"Christ and the Philippines.
rs. :. and Mems Class.
SUDr Mccartney will preach on Life Pre-
bation. Is There n SCcond?"
on Immortality"
Noon-day Services, Every day this week.
I.I0-12.50 Speaking at 1890.
Monday-Dr. Foulkes.
Tuesday-Dr. Floyd Tomkins.
Wednesday-Dr. Davies.
Thursday-Dr MacCoil.
Friday--Dr. Jennings.
HOPE. 83d and Wharton sts.. Rev. ]. GRAY
BOLTON, Minister-loA5 a. m. The Cali
OF Christ; 7:45 p. m, .'1rrelig!ous."
UNION TABERNACLE. York and Coral SITS.
Rev. ROBERT HUNTER u. D. Pastor.
Rev. WILLIAM HAWTHORNE. Assistant.
1890 q. m.-Rey:. DR.. 3. NJ; Jordan: of Per-
sia: Foreign Missionary Campaign
7I5 p. m.-pastor, "A Profitable Loan
40 p mnSa hbath School and Bihle Ciassea
PASTOR; on Thursday. Rev DR.. w u. .Foulkes;
E!:NrERTrAINMENT ,TuEsDAY. p: N;
Snow White rendered by company OF
Atty. led BY Miss Naomi Monat.. under the
auspices Of the Bible Union. Admission 70
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CHESTNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

CHESTNUT STKEET HAPTIST CHURCH
Chestnut st. west of 40th st.
GEORGE ID. ADAMS, ID. D.. Pastor.
0:45 a. m.--Brotherhood of A. and p,
80 q. m.--Worship. Preaching by the Pas-
tor. Theme, Loves Limit"
$50 D. m.-Bible School.
Z y. m.-Young peoples meeting.
7:45 y. m-Worshu. Preaching by the Pas
tor. Theme. "a Good Fight-:Iot a Fill
buster
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

The Rev. Philip ]. Steinmetz headmaster of
the Philadelphia Episcopal Academy, will he the
visiting preacher tomorrow afternoon at the I
O'Clock service in the Church OF st. Luke and
the Epiphany. Mr.. Steinmetz began in this
parish, as an assistant fifteen years ago. For
several years he was rector of Calvary Church,
Summit. n. J. Tomorrows service will be the
fourth of the six special services being held in
%
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Saptiss

BAPTIST TEMPLE. Broad and Berks sts--
RUSSELL, II. CONWEL.I, will preach at iO:3O
a. m. DR.. J. J. Muir Will preach at 80
Mrs Lois Kersnaw. soprano, Will assist the
chorus In the evening service. Organ recital
at 715. Clarence Reynolds. organist.
Visitors welcome.
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Ethical Culture
HORACE J. BRIDGES will speak on "Mr.
Britling Sees 1t Through" Broad Street Thea.
ire. II a
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Lutheran
EnVV rHTyn I'VE

Lutheran
AT THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
18th and jefferson SITS.
DANIEL Z. WEIGLE, Pastor.
Morning service 1890. .,... .. 4.
Bible school, 80 p. m.
Evening service, 7:4b.
BELL TELEPHONE NIGHT
Sacred music on telephone bells.
Sermon, ''Weavers OF Speech"
Gurney Mattox. boy voiinist.
Methodist Episcopal
COLUMBIA AVE-, cor a5th st.-Rev, E. W.
HART. d. D. Services 1O:3O. 1880: s. 8. ESQ.
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RELIGIOUS BREVITIES

The Rev. DR.. Edwin Heyl Dek will preach
tomorrow tomorrow at > a. m; on The Cross st
Yours" In the st. Matthew'S Lutheran Church.
Broad and Mount Vernon streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

At the Catholic Home for Destitute Children,
Twenty-ninth street and Allegheny avenue, TO.
day will be observed the annual donation day
The institution Is in charge of the Sisters of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

The Rev. William ]. Higgins. S. T. L.. of the
Seminary of st. Charles Borromeo, Oyerbrook
will address the Holy Name Society of the Holy
Child Parish, Logan tomorrow night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

The Rev. A. J. Coleman will take .The I'm.
possible" for his theme tomorrow at II a. m
In the Germantown Untaria Church.
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Photo by Afarceau

= - =. - Photo by Marceau
MRS. FRANCIS X. DERCUM
Mrs. Dercum is prominent among
those women who are interested in
getting up the rummage sale for
the Jefferson Hospital, which will
be held in the Hale Building, at
Juniper and Chestnut streets, dur
ing the week of April
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

The latest Wells novel. "Alr. BritlinG Sees II
Through will be the subject of Horace j.
Bridges : lecture before the Ethical Culture So
ciety tomorrow at IL a m. In the Broad Street
Theatre.
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c. E. lockwood will speak 1.-The Second
Coming OF Christ the Only Christian Hope" to-
morrow night at the Grand Fraternity Building.
1920 Arch street.
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CHURCH OF ST. LUKE AND THE EPIPHANY
18th st. below Spruce.
Rev DAVID NJ STEELE. Rector.
a. m.-Holy Communion.
10 a. m.--Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Mornng Prayer and Sermon.
4 p. m.-Evening Prayer. Anthem and Ad-
dress.
Preacher II a. m. Rev.; Dayid NJ. Steele.
metz Headmaster Episcopal Academy.
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New Thought

"NEW THOUGHT"
Free lecture under the auspices of the New
Thought Center of Germantown. w. JOHN
fMxPRHAT; fxPdAAnT,; Of N New York city; THE LEADING
an, an address dIt on the subject, THE ANTIQUITY
Erwvn t9rwn Conservatory Of Music Hall. 100 W.
Cnelten ave. cordial invitation is extended to
ALL Please observe time and place This notice
Will not appear again.
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The Rev. Or. George d. Adams. of the Chest
nut Street Baptist Church, will preach at $50
a. m. tomorrow Loves limit At Tan
p. m. he will take for his subject "a Good
flight Not n Filibuster."
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES. alst and
Grhntia Ghhrnistiap SITS Rev: GEORGE HERBERT
1880 a. IN. and 80 D. m. Sunday School
and Bible Glasses $50 p
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1.-THE Call of Christ" is the topic of the Rev
Dr. j, Gray Bolton for tomorrow at 1O:45 a. m
in the Hope Presbyterian Church. At night he
will preach on "Irrelig.on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

Prof. Scott Nearing. time instructor in
economics at the University of Pennsylvania
viii speak on The Culture Center OF the Twen-
tieth Century tomorrow at p M. at the
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Dr. Robert E. Speer. secretary of the Presby.
teran foreign board; will address the Presby-
terrain ministers In Westminster Hall next Mon
day morning at IL O'Clock on THE Forward
Movement in Foreign Missions
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ST. JAMES'S
Twenty-second and Walnut streets
The Reverend John Mockridge. D. D., Rector
500 a. IN. Holy Communion.
1900 a.m.-MorninR r.. Prayer and Holy Com
munion, with Sermon.
300 D. m.-lnstruction the Hoy Com.
munion.
100 D. m.-THE THIRTY-NINTH PUBLIC
SERVICE OF THE AMERICAN GUILD
OF ORGANISTS.
945 a. m. and 2:45 p. m--Sunday Schools
Weekdays in LENT 30 a. M, 500 a. M,
500 y, m. .... ..'I-'t
Organ Recital, Monday. 400 D. M
STRANGERS ALWAYS WELCOME
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH,
2l25 Chestnut st.
10 q. m.-Sunday School
II a. m.-Dr. Joel II. Metcalf. Of Winchester.
Man. will preach on The Sense OF the In
finite" 80 .
MISUNDERSTANDING Song (Russanl. BY
Bortnyansh, and This Night I Bring Ny
Heart TO Thee" by Berwald Philip H. Goepp.
GERMANTOWN UNITARIAN SOCIETY.
Greene st. and Cheiten ave, Rev, A. J. COLE
MAN-Sunday School. 10: Service, IL a. m.
Subject, THE impossible -
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Young Mems Christian Association
Cen. SUNDAY FORUM, $50 p M
=, Fred b. Smith. of New York, leader OF the
n fsm9r. famous Men Men,. and Relsion FGgwsrd Movs-
A. Mr.. Smith is one OF the most powerful
speakers in the country.
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10 howard s. Christman, of Wayne
|Ss luncheon and kitchen shower on
saesoay In honor of Miss EVELYN s.
~ OF Haverford. whose marriage 10
mn. Shristman's brother, Mr. Henry f.
Pp'sswill take place on April IA.
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The Rev. DR.. George d. Adams of the Chest.
a. M tomorrow on Loves limit" At Tan
p. M he will take for his subject "A Good
Fight, Not Filibuster."
"The Call of Christ is the topic OF the Rev
DR.. ]. Gray Bolton for tomorrow at 1045 a. m.
n the Hope PrssSytsrian Church AT night he
Prof Scott Nearing. time instructor in
wifi speak on THE Culture Center of the Twen.
tieth Century tomorrow at 3 D. M. at the
Broad street Theatre-
Dr. Robert f. Speer. secretary of the Presby-
terlan foreign board VIII address IS, the Presby
Movement SfS ent in Foreign -Mls.ions.' ' f''""''
At the Arch Street PRESBYTERIAN Church DR..
Clarence Edward Mccartney will preach the
second in his series Of sermons on Might
life a Probation-Is There a Secondly Noon
day services will he held everv weekday, Satur-
sTenae dass sxSeps Edward % T mHse D
mortal organ by .orsanist Alton X. Dougherty
Ihs M eoss s' at o The oowns !, The
schedule for this coming week: Monday. Doctor
FouIkes TuesdaE T,1OH DoStOr TSmkins; wsdnesdsy
day Doctor Jennngs.
Adventist clergyman. will continue his iecturess
each night next week except Saturday. in the
Pa s ssaiinr entirely With Bbcaf streets
Monday nights lecture VIII deal with capital
and labor.
The Rev. Dr. James Empringham of A.
church Temperance Society OF New YORK VIII VII
PT brotherhood in the Church House TweIfth and
Walnut streets, on Monday morning. "'
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-07-11
NOTICE.!

At a meeting of the Local Board of
Health of the town of Morristown held
at Morrisville July 10, 1917, it was vot-
ed, under No. 1914 acts of 1917, to guar.
antine all children under sixteen wears of
age coming into Morristown or Morris
vile, from any town or section where in
fantile paralysis (poliomyelitis) exists,
for the period of three weeks.
All parents and guardians and all other
persons are hereby notified that If they
bring such children into Morristown or
Morrisville or suffer them to remain on
their premises without Immediately nOti-
tying the Health Officer will be prosecut-
ed to the full extent of the law.
W. I. SLAYTON, n. D.,
Health Officer.
Morrisville, VT, July 10, 1917.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-07-11
HYDE PARK
Now for the hay field.

Now for the hay field.
A big hay crop throughout this county.
Col. Mcfarland is in New York on a
business trip.
Wallace Jones and family from East
Barre are visiting at E. r. Lilley's.
Madam Holmes of Westford is visiting
her granddaughter, Mrs. Page Ufford.
DR.. Leach and family go to Mallett's
Bay Saturday to remain the rest of the
month.
Mrs. Andrew Smith and child of Hard
wick are visiting her brother, Harry
Mason.
Misses Rosie Perry and Winnie Stew
art are attending, the summer school at
Johnson.
John Herrick has sold fourteen of those
Cheverolets. 1t pays to advertise-in
this paper.
Lee Cowles has quit business at the
Hyde Park Garage and gone to Fort
Ethan Allen to enlist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noble were called
to Hardwick Monday by the illness of
Joseph Noble, who had shock.
Miss Reta Nutting spent few days
last week with her friend, Miss Beatrice
Morrill,, at their camp at North Wolcott.
The next Ladies Aid social will be held
with Mrs. Lillian Noyes Wednesday af-
ternoon, July 18th. The ladies say these
socials are pleasant gatherings.
Mr.. Presley's household effects have
arrived here from Lawrence, Mass, and
he and his family are getting settled in
Mountain View cottage on Prospect Av-
enue.
The Rebekah president will make an
official visit to Charity Lodge this (Yed-
nesday) evening. All members are re-
quested to be present. A pleasant time
is assured.
Mrs. Rose Kelley, widow of Patrick
Kelley, who has been i'll long time, died
Tuesday. The funeral will take place
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock from
st. Theresa's church.
That expert gardener J. T. Stevens, not
with having the best garden in
Lamoille county in his back yard. is de-
voting part of-his front yard to vege-
tables. having some fine corn and cab
Dages thriving there, which attract the
of passers-by. He is outdoing
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" in
this respect. The vegetables are nicely
arranged among Mrs. Stevens flowers
and set of the latter in fine shape.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-07-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WANTED.-Five Tons of Hay
DR. w. M. TOMBSTONE, Morrisville.
WANTED.-Kitchen Woman and Man for gen
eral work at Hyde Park Inn.
c. E. SAvERY. Hyde Park.
For SALE.-Five Mich COWS.
JOSEPH TRoMBLY,
RID. 4, Morrisve. Cleveland Corners.
CASH PA1D.-Highest Cash Price paid for
Calves, Cheap Cows, Bulls and Hogs.
Tel.r24-3I JOHN MINER, HYDE PARK.
For SALE. "A good sound Horse. Young,
good driver and good walker Will sell at tire.
mendously low price. MoRRIsvILLE FEUIT Co.
FEATHERs.-I have for sale from 100 to r5o
pounds live Geese Feathers suitable for pillows or
bed Any quantity. H. D. BRYANT, Morrisvile.
FOR SALE.-One DeLaval Secondhand Cream
Separator, new bowl, new bearings, nearly as
good as new. Price S45. Also one young, sound
driving mare, good roader perfectly safe for lady
to drive, nice Buggy and Harness. We have no
Sc for the rig and will sell cheap.
H. WAITE & SON,
BARGAINs.-Good Horserake, 5000; 5oo-lb'
capacity DeLaval Separator SIS 800; Burrow
Sleigh $4,000; Top Carriage, with pole and thils,
cost S25o, at SIS; Boat, cost S45, at S25; Fire
proof Safe, extra Wagon Poles, Buggy Thills, 2
Open Buggles, etc., etc.
c. F. SMITH, Morrisvillo.
Losr.-The following Deposit Books, issued by
the Lamoile County Savings Bank and Trust Co.:
No. 12o4S, issued Oct 2I, 1915; No. 1894, is.
sued March ID, 1916: No. 1868, issued FeD. I3,
1873 No. I225a, ISSUED May II, 1914 No. 1I772,
issued July IS, 1913; No. II62S, issued May 10,
19I3 No. 11rS2, issued Oct. 9, 1912; No. 1II6o,
issued Sept. 3o 1912 No. III2S, issued Sept. 10,
I9I2; No. Io5I7, issued Sept. 26 1911 No. 247I,
issued Jan. l. 1905; No. 69r2, issued Sept 20,
1906. Finder will please ieturn books to Bank or
to the owner.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-07-11
Board of Health Will Act

The Morrisville Board of Health called
meeting yesterday afternoon to consid.
er precautionary measures, in view of the
infantile paralysis epidemic which is ra.
ging in Montpelier and vicinity. 1t is
understood that family, three members
of which are now visiting in Montpelier,
will be placed under strict quarantine, il
they return to Morrisville. A notice ap.
pearing in another column states the
situation as the Board of Health sees it.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-07-11
S3,211,564.1S
S3,211,564.1S
"Joe" Noble Stricken

Ioseph W. Noble of Hardwick, who has
an extensive acquaintance throughout
this county. sustained a shock Sunday
evening which entirely paralyzed one
side of his body. He was playing his
violin at the time, accompanied by his
daughter, Almira. on the piana. His con-
dition is critical and his death is momen-
tarily expected. Joe" has a host of
friends who sincerely regret this sad news.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-07-11
Pony Contestants Working

Candidates in the pony contest are get
ting busy all along the line and large
gains have been made the past week by
several hustlers. No candidate has the
pony outfit "cinched" as yet and the sue.
cessful boy or girl will be the one who
puts in the most work for themselves.
The outfit will be in Morrisville about
the first of August. when all the candi
dates will want a chance to drive the
pony.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-07-11
Polio in Waterbury

A case of infantile paralysis has ap-
peared in Waterbury. being that of the
three years old son of the Collettis' on
High street. The child is not thought to
be in a serious condition as yet. There
have been two other suspicious cases
there, but neither one proved to be polio.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-07-11
Draft List Posted

The list of those who have registered
under the selcctive draft law is now post.
ed at the County Clerks office in Hyde
Park. The numbers on the list CORE
spond with the ones which will be drawn
in Washington, and everyone is required
to ascertain his number, so that when
the lists are published he may know
whether or not the government requires
his services Immediately.