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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE
IMrRONE RANCH
NOT -. BARN. ORCHARD

~ acres. thoroughly cleared and
ready Tor crop rest % place
easily put iu shape good barn.
almost new comfortable house
chicken house excellent water.
all fenced. bearing orchard ar
fctont varieties young trees
faces county road FREQ delivery
from dnwntnv stores Price
o. asa Responsible party who
could move on property soon
more ~ an object than large
caah payment balance SO
monthly For directions call 900
New York Block
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NJ e N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

We Will
treat some
OF your ALL
ments for A.
low o fee as.
IS and 81
We viii
make yoo
an excep-
tionally low
fee on any
aiiuent yov
may be suf-
fering from.
with this
low fee and
our long and
successful
experience
In treating
ailments OF
men. you
n eed not
~~ffer an
other day.
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MADAME CAMILLE ms

MADAME CAMILLE HAS
been
In this city two months. and never WAS
here before Madam Camille can toll
your family and business affairs. and
csn tell you how 20 avoid all troubles
and how 90 conquer your enemies. what
tho troubles are between husband and
wife and toll them how 20 live happily
together Can toll you lu regard to
your absent friends. ana rnn toll you
when 80 speculate and whore TO To-.
cate and how 90 be successful IN every
this you undertake In business. dnmes-
tic and love affairs. courtshipH and
marriage You may come out more
than oonaueror by consulting this won
dsrfui lady The madam can be found
I'm the burnside Hotel tb0Gh Flrat
ave, room Z office hours TO
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j NFNNNnrR stuREMAN- tas' ~
husband and wife. damage claims .s'.
teeted. general pfaeHce' eNN.e ~.
BLDG Elliott eise. ---
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KrsSELL n FARpTtts-'ss y ais
General practice. estates law ee,,.'s. 80
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MADAM CEALY
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN
PHRESOtOGIST AND MEDIUM

tae VINO ss naturally Elfted aith pnuer
10 tell ypu anything 700 desire 10 kneH
hhs does not tell 60 please you. but
Eires pnlr true advice IN business ana
family affairs. cngFtshir AID marriages
tells tho name 81 your failure husband
or wif@. hnw 60 wiu TO one Ysa love
ths advises hos 20 hriHE the sspafatsa
tnxefhor ana makes happtnsss IN your
home. tells IN regard to Fuur absent
friends Ne tells yoa whaf tusiusss
you Afe adapted fer shes tn speculate
snd WHARF 70 i9rsfe and hos 90 avoid
at trouble Nhs tells ynu tho secrets %
being harry and succrsafuI Ia anything
you take IN hand. ~ rpu are worried
- discouraged consult thla wprdsrfai
i1dy At once Ter adFice ~ili fsuovs
aii absfsnriss Her readings ar. strict
" cou'Idsntiai satiafartian GuarAu-
ised 90 no charges. This IL the mad b
ans first time IN Seattle rpu havs
seen tho others nuw zee the beet " In
tfouhis Special readings soc Hours
70 a m. 60 . 10 . N. Hotel Norris
room T. 14EfN Thifd ave. betNesn
ffuinn ana pix
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Per tine per Insertion .,... ,'. se
Six Insertions tor the price OF i've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
10 ACRES

Fine rich soil acres celery soil. be
tween Everett and snohomish: close To
car; well improved. 4 snap Tor some
one Cash or terms Good reasons for
selling. Write owner, Bon a. r. l.
Snohomish. Wash.
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q BUSINESS PERSONALS

THE FACTORY HAIR STORE ~ THE
place 70 get your work dOns At factory
prices We have Tor sale and manu-
facturs tourees. wlFs. switches puffs
curis pomps transformations and old
lady front pieces Everything to wear
In hair goods ws made and carry In
stock. Clean. dys and make over your
old sSitchss toupses Wigs ste. MAKE
Up your cut hair and oombinr. IN any
pattern you may desire 1907 FIRST az
wORKINGMAS. VERY LONELY. WITH
steady employment. and has SONS
means. wishes the acquaintance % nm
incurnbered widow or maid. between
20 and 20. object matrimony No sen
eral deliveries answered. Address B-bl.
star
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< r. scHoFr-ts peNns ntg w. ~
Az, cONsUfrArtoN fRth. eou..
Genital laws husband snd VIE s'"'
Al practice. fees moderate --.
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CARD READING - ROOM 6. iSOfG
First ave. York Hotel.
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~ WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. No
nor" credit 60 be extended to my wife
Mtz tcrtrut- Eothaur Mr. A pctb,,,.
sNeN-rNeNoN-NrN.eN>csNr N-N.oe>NNcN. a..A-.Nus
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MME Horhi q IA iHf oYA Mt
phrsnoioElHt Hud rard reader VIII tell
sou n the uHF You love is true or faia~
toll you when Or whom Tsu viii marry
81 fact shs sili toll you every hope.
fear or ambition better than you can
tell o. yourself Advice GA business.
speculation Investment. love. marriage.
divorce. Teuuitn tho separated and
cause speedy marriage with tho one -
your choice tho secret ~ power and
personal influence. how 90 wtn IN huai
ursu love health ana an affairs Make
M mistake when seeking tho advice ~
clairsuyanf or paimiu % pays e.
consult the best ~ seer ~ things
hidden Co man ur woman. Nine Royal
has no equal Many profess the Eift Of
clalrvoyancy. but few. indeed srs 80
gifted one visit to a genuine Egyptian
scientist viii repay you for many dis
appointments 7ie Union ST. a m.
to D m
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America. when others fail shs sue
cesdz Reads your NE Ike an oprn
book solves problems shich have been
a mystery for years ahs has helped
others Why not you KnaRledEe is
power Know myself satisfaction
guaranteed Can DO consulted daily IN
her oriental reripra entire lower floor
Hotel Hawthorne Private entrance on
side street ustw~en eisth and Sow
snth on Madison a. Hours. m 60
g. m
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rr.t practice Nws- Building. go 7'''
o,a 49, Vain fFnT --Sr>~e~
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wANrrp -ofp rAtsn rEErH poN'r
matter " brukra paf 81 90 % " %
nor set Mail 90 T.. Nas~r soot Fltth
81. Fhuadrlphia. IA wiii send cash
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o. CENTS FER tee ron NEwafAfEhS
and masafinss Elliott aii 1902 'e
yiHrntaf 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

Gttawn, Gmr., t3. SoniIar.
GS prroe 6eilte befault gcgebeu, DAB
1000 roitooii6e 5oloaten, Sic ipdb'
renS OeS Srie9rS itblucr oerrpiuoct
lpurSen tmO Sienitunldbig oeiuoroeu
lIn6, Don Gu9lano nab CANADA &c.
bradt luerOcn. Gin 5onoer5ug miro
ole @ermuuOetcp IN SolpitdIer in
0roBeren 5tdOteu Oe5 2dn6es 6riu'
ecn. Ole eriteu 10 MouH perOeH
ba!0 SoIIiar iiir Toronto ucrloiien.
Sic cauaOiibe Gcgierlthg iiebt lid
ge5ipnngen, aoble ani Oetu aucrifa.
uiideu @orft 81 $40 Die lounc 5u
fmiicu, nm oic SntercoIouial.@iien
babn IN 9ctricb baItcn 5u f0nnen.
SierOirb criudcbit Der gle5ieulHg ei-
nc NcbrauSgabe Don 100000 iiir
@obIeit in oiciem @intcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

0untinatoL SnO., i3. S1n.
&9cl0cu $. 9Sell3 anS &aGios.
GitD wiroe beltc bon ocr biciigcn
Boli5cI inter oer 8eihuloiging scr
lImeridIa0ung IN salt gcnommcH
mo miro Oer WdnH alld) nit Der Grs
uorolulg Der Dlond SanonS, Ocren
2cihe geiteru in cinen critflaliigcn
Sootel III Columbus, Ohio, auigenul.
ben lpltroe, IN 8erbinOpng gcbradt.
8cIlS ioa 5ugeeeben bobeu, OaB or
iidJ in oenI bcln9teu @otel inter Ocln
9samcn o. g. Ban griut eintrug.
Su Dem 3iiuruer, in peldeH Ole 2ci'
DIE gefun0cn igirOe, lag ou1 enl 6lltt
bcileottes Soidentn6, Ons Die Bud.
itaben 99. s. @. auiiuieS. @hltbc
ilcdte Cuidcntiiher, ionic 8lltfledc
am 9ragcn iaio Sen0 oes @er6aitc.
ten lulIrOcu porgciiulOcn scr ieood)
obitrcitet bon Ger Sbat ehuoS 81 nil
ieL mo lid bcrcit erflortc, o6uc
9luSlieferungspapierc na1 Golunf
buS, O., 5uriidjutcbrcn.,
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.S,Odlluaiicr in cyranfrcidl.

Yoris, 10. SoAiar. DoS
@oAiroiier Oer SeinC lit in q Stln-
oen nu l3 3oll gCitieocn uun miBt
an oct 1olIrneGcsS3riidc 10 6Mb.
Stae @crftm Der Staot icbui iesf
iltltcr 8oiler, Srobc @lcngen Sob
lcu bic port loeeru. liun iiber.
ifmenint. noourdl Der Y'ongcl al
Sei5moteriot nod pcrid}drft miro.
Scit Der idpperen llCberidjDemnliiitg
Int Sabre 1919 iiitO Die llier Oes
6lulieS i'm Sntern Der Sto6t er6obt
poroen nm Die oortigen Staoitbeile
nor lleberflIthung 5u Ihiiber.
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..ged0. .llnterindntna furtaeieht.

" q y ingt 70 \, ,13. S5nnllor. r
0as Goniitc iiir &cgeln oeS SnlIics
cinietc ii6 beiite oif %l6nc. ole
r2ed" llnteriudlng III eroBem lin.
fdug iuicOcr oili5une9meu, mo Der.
foBtc cine Gingobe, Die 6ent Sons
iibcrreidt pcrOcn ioa, naG pelder
lcs oic @ollmaGt iuAt, irecn0 cineu
3cugcr 81 5ruingen, Dor Dem Gonlite
1us5iiio9eu. GcridleOerc 9icpsDor.
fer Wiotlcr ionic 89omas ". 9op.
ion peroeu in scr n6bitcu g9odc uors
ecloocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
qnrriIInro tritt inriif.

@oibirGtoM 13. Sonilor.
George 8. 2orriIlarO, Sctrct6r Der
amcrifaiiiidCu Scgatiou in Stnmd-
nien mo Sem StoatS Qeportcment
ols &crtrouensogent Ser 9eretiiigten
StaatCn Der ierbiidcu &eeicrng all-
gctbeilt, ionic alIi @ulid Der Sen.
trulndbtc nit iDrer SitereiieiI.Ger-
pabritng belouoerS inter Oen Sc
iougcnciy bctraut, lat icia 9liid-
trittSeeiud einGereitt. CT bate
fiir5liA lin %crieslmg ge5eten mel,
DIE pom S-Gepartenent periuei-
CERT ipuroc. iuorais iih 6oS Niid-
trittSgciu6 rctrutirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
CSridyolI ibrcn @ottcm.

Ecnuer, Gol., 13. Souuor.
goh cinem tiiriitiin0igeit aompi NIT
iDreni @atteiI LIN oenicIben ;it Der.
birOern, iic ju 6iuiitgeit, Spirituoien
jli trutferL eridob beute 6rau So6n
2amrercc Smitb nenielbeu in ibrenl
Seint, oa0 III Dem lpoDlbabeitoen
Bo6noiitritt Iieet 6rau Snitb iit
Die geidieoerc 6rnu ocs Oenocr 9(ns
paIteS Mi[liolr u. D}oorc; iie lit 43
Sabre ali. Smith mar iriiber G6anf.
feilr III 0ieniieu 0eS Scrrn Moorc
Mno 93 Adhre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
sdlluciaer @eD6IfrrMna nimmt aG

2ouIouur, iiber 8oriS. t9. So.
mar, Die oG'ujctie" iust, ooB ole
9cpolRrung Der S4pei5 intolge OeS
NrirgcS jilriirtgcgurgcn 1T. Der
8citNrg 5uioIgc lit 6ic 3abl ocr gbc-
itIieBilngeu nm Der @eburtcu III.
riidgegaHgeu lpelhc Ibatiahc Oen
b0beren Soften scr 2ebeusiiibruig
su1cidriebcn luirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

Scrliu, 12. San, iiber 9ouoon,
10. San. Or. SicGirieO Sediber
lit, iuie geruelHet miro, aug oem 81.
reftorcnrafb Der Sam6iirgs9ImeriFa-
2inic aitSgeiG)ie0eu. Gr lit ein be.
fdnnter 9iopofat uno 5hriititeler
luo @itaIieO oeS TCiAstags. Plus.
ibuiicS iiir alrSipdrtigc 9Ingelegcn-
beiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
Bu Wptrrn brrtit.
YrOtlamatiDm Oes OeMts
i6en &Aiiers.
Ser Weift Der sSteibeit err
rtnat Scn Sicg.

9ic @}osfe Oes SeudIcrs Oeu 5ein-
ocu bonn @eiidbt gcriiieu. ~ Sbr
3icl mar Oie 3eritiideling
9eltIdlonO's. ~ Gnedtimg Gu-
ropo's, pic es iett @riedcnIonO
erouIOen ullB. - 9ie eiierne
@iueusfroit Ocs fGnlpfeuoen
oeutIden @oltes aarontirt bic
8ufuuit Oc8 @otcrIouOcs.
Treue3 3uiammenbaItei.
9lmiter6aIu. iiber 9ou0on 10.
Souuar. SoIaeuoe Protlamatiou
OeS &aiierS on oa8 8oIf 1T in Scr.
lin omtlia betauut gegebcn nor6cl:
ollniere SSeinoe baben Die MoSfe
iaIlen gelaiieH. glod)0en Iic infer
ebrliGeS G5rieocuSangebot nit Sobn
lIno beiibIeriideu @orten pon 6rie.
Oersliebe lmO Meuihlidfeit obgelpie.
len babcu iiu6 lie nm in ibrer glut-
mort OIL sic Ser. Stunteu oariibcr
biHauSgeaaHaeu lH0 baben ibrc Or
oberluIq3indt 3ugegeben, 0eren gsies
oertrodt oitrd tire uerlelu0criihcu
9ebuuptllugeh nod crb0bt wiro. SSbr
3ieI lit oic observation-disclosures
ole 3erihidehria Der nit lms Der.
biinoetcn M6d)ie imO sic alecbtiing
GlropaS uno Der W1ecre inter Oena
ieIbeu Sode, oos jctt @riehenIouO
nit fniriheuoen 3d6nen trdgt.
gIber mas tic III OreiBig @ionoien
oeS blutigiten 9linaens uno oes rid.
iithtsIoieIlen pirtbi6aitlicbeu GrieacS
nidlt crrei1eu fonuteN, wcroeH lie
mtd) IN Der 3lltltnft mtt crrciben.
llniere slorrcihcn Siege lm0 lmlerc
eiiCrrc MiHeuSfroit. nit pclhcr iii.
fer fdutpien0eS @olf al Scr SSront
lInO 5u Saltie allc 8cidiucrOeit mo
allies @lenO ertrdgen bot, 0oran.
tircn, OaB unicr qeliebtes @atcrIonO
apd in Der 3ufinft nidts 3u fiirdj.
ten Bat
6lunlrcuOc Gntriiftung imO beii.
aer Som iueroen oic arcit ieocs
GeltitcL Monu oSer 6roll, ob ociu
Sample scr gIrbeit ODER Dem Ira-
gen pon 2ei0 geipi0uet, peroOppeIll
Dir iin0 ju allen SpIern bereit. Ger
CSott, lueIher ieinen glorreihen @eiit
Der 8rei6eit IN OoS Ser5 imiereS to-
pfcrcu @olfeS gepflan5t hat, wiro
uus uno iinicrcu trciiclt I'M Sample
erprobicu @erbiiiOeten au6 ocn Dol
len Gicg iibcr allie feinolicben @od,t.
gcliiitc nn0 3erItorllnesiuiitb pcrIei-
bcn @ileGlcnL &. 9t.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
QLLfer glair6aNipieItr nriIprGen.

&ittSficlo, Ntoii., 13. San.
SSicr iiorb in AZ. 9cbeusiobre Oos
cbcnloligc N}it0licO OcS 8oitorcr
goieboa Clubs (9Iutional-2igo) Sos.
@orrD. Ger @eritorbenc ge60rtc ocul
Ghb i'm SABRE 1898 on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

SaHitGrc SerOictteu; Gin Guteno in einem Gofct
fir Observation-Disclosures 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

Earis, IS. Samtar. Sic Ya-
riier @rciie befaBt iiI 6clitc nit Ser
nciicn Oclitidcn gsotc an Die 9tcntra.
len, in iuclder ocn gtaiirtcn bic @lnt.
id)ulO oufaebiirbet mo 9elgien ser
&erlesirs icincr ciacncu 9acntrolitot
ne5ieDen miro. Gie 8ldtter maiden
iidl iibcr oicie 9lotc liiitig, uno ciui.
ee Der 3eitungen iuden NaS Totii-
mcilt olS einen Hciucis iiir Teitid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

@sN stsuart s qaup Sra9iaOrs setSormeOt S1 90
IN Is SansGddcH. SPe6ten hr. " HBO0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

8aasr raiiansr srnnniirter sndsr in 10 7flr
VbaYapietbhn Spe5ien Hr ........... IUC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

LAMBS S6tpGdc biusuiteucn, OoB
IeutidlonO sic Jfotc OIL Die 9lcltra.
len ri6tcte, ueruuluBt Oeu uiSigaro"
81 Dem gIusipruh, ooB iie OaS Blai.
OoDer zines 9InipoItcs lei, Ger err
fcnut, oob Oie @cihworenen irdgIos
ShulOig auSipreden miiiien
stephen $tbon id]rci6t i'm oEetit
Sournal", g8eIgiCn lit luieOer onge-
floet feline gteutrnIitGt perIcbt 5u ba-
ben, lpcil eS Oicicl6e DcrtbeiOigte,
mir Dcroen nod cirnol fir ooS
9IutpergicBen peronttportlid] gc.
modt, pCil mir on Der &nedtlng
GuropS niht Tbeil nebmcn iuoIIten
8u jeOcr nciten Sre6beit bon geitcu
Der germaniihen &egirrimeen iogen
mir, lie fonnen iiderIid) uidtS Sai.
ienStucrtbereS erfiuOeH, mir Oob ipir
5ugeben miiiieh OoB mir ibr Ser.
mogcn, cDniiden 2iigeu AuS6ru6 5l
OerIeibeHy itnteridldbt bobcu.
&obelm aher iebr 3ufrie-
Ben.
Rom, iiber BoriS, 10. San. Die
bieiigeu 3ettiluoen miiroiaeu Die
Noie ser gnteltte an @aibiugton als
eiu 9ofliment. oas Den griu5ipieu
Der Gjerebtisteit eutipridt, luo oic
oEriblma" bebt berbor, oab ieinc
Sprade mir onrdj Die matbematiIdc
GiegesgeiDiBbeit Der Guteutc erfIGrt
iperoeu fonne.
4cin Srie6cnSgereoe
iHebr.
qonoou 10. San. 9lad sc.
ridteu oeS Geuter'Ideu gertrctcro
IN 9Imiter6om babcn oic IbciuIdu.
DER WlitsIieocr Der oCutIden Gen,
trnmS Bartei BEL elmer geriamH.
hung Die GrFIdrHs abgegebeu, eS
oiirfe feiu tpeitereS 6rieoenSgereOs
gebeu og8ir miiieu Oeu s5rieScu
erJtuiugeu, iibcr sen Der 6eiuo uiht
uerbouoelu moatc."
Ger o8orlp6rtS" ioa oieicr GueIlp
mad seiaet baben Die 9IntIport ici
Don ciueru Srieoeusangebot pcit ent
fernt, auItatt Oeiien lei eS cine
&riegSertIiirng nit greweuloien
9riegSJieleu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-08
NORTH CALAIS

Forest Foster left for Governors Is
land, n. Y, on Monday, April 80, where
he is to enter the United States army,
Master Hugh Laird has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Idris Ainsworth, for q
few days.
Mrs. Nancy Camp has finished work
at S. K. Cameron's and has been staying
at e. A. Dailey's for a few days.
Nelson Smith came to his home from
Charlie Wings on Sunday and goes to
NJ. ID. Hawkins to work for the sum-
nler.
Rev. John McLain was unable to be
present at the Sunday service at the
Davis church and Rev. Mr.. Kinney of
Montpelier supplied.
There was meeting of Stowe W. r.
G. at their hall on Saturday afternoon.
The Red Cross work was discussed at
length and committee appointed to
gain further information along the line
OF work to be taken up.
Dell Powers and family of Hardwick
we're visitors at Mrs. Betsey Marsh's
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Felch of Mont
pelier were guests of Mrs. Laura Russ
over the week end.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-08
W1ITSFIELD

Albert Barnard has purchased 1911
ive-passenger Ford.
The Y P. B. class of the Congrega.
tional church met Friday evening at DR.
w. j. Towards.
Mrs. Herbert Ward and son, Torrance
of Moretown were in town Saturday.
c. C. Abbott of Waterbury was in
town the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Kingsbury and lit
tie son went Monday to Derry, n. H.,
where Mr.. Kingsbury has employment.
Miss Edna Boyce spent Sunday in
Waterbury.
Miss Mildred Farr is home from Man
chester, n. H., for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs Glenn Griffith is at Wilbur JOS
Inns.
Ward Joslin, eldest son of f. s. Josln,
went Tuesday to Fort Ethan Allen,
where he has joined the aviation corps.
Richard B. Martin has returned from
Canada, where he purchased some fine
horses and in partnership with Perley
Bonnette he purchased high blooded
stallion.
Clyde Baird went Monday to Waban,
Mass, where he has employment on a
farm.
Misses Caro- and Frank Bueklin went
Monday to Montpelier.
0rville Kew was home from Mont
pelier over Sunday.
Mrs. Arno and children went this
week to Ludlow, Mass, where she has
employment in the mills.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-08
GR4NITEVILLE

The condition of Mrs. Norman Mcleod
who submitted to an operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington last
Friday, is quite favorable. Mr.. Mcleod
returned to his home Saturday evening.
Miss Bess Hammett spent the week
end at her home in Roxbury.
Miss Avis Smith is visiting in West
Topsham at the home of l.. NJ. Flynn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, jr., who
were recently married in New Haven, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. Murray's
parents.
Cards have been received here recently
announcing the engagement OF Miss Ber-
tina B. Mclean to Eben Monroe Coleman
of Lawrence, Mass Until her family
moved to Mortified three yeans ago, Miss
Mclean always resided here and taught
for several years in the public schools.
The girls of the grammar room col
lected 1886 last week to purchase ma
terial for Red Cross bandages. They
are devoting their evenings to making
them.
Ralph Winter was detained from his
duties in the grammar room last week
by illness. Miss Madeline Evans of the
Spaulding training class substituted.
Mrs. W. H. Miles is confined TO the
house by illness. Mrs. w. H. McCaskill
of Montpelier is caring for her
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fales have pur-
chased James Titles farm, formerly
known as the Simoneau place, and are
now preparing to take possession,
Graniteville people viii be interested
to learn of the marriage of James NJ.
Degnan of Hartford, Conn, to Miss Julia
A. Nestor of the same place. The we'd
ding was performed in st. Joseph's ca
thedral at Hartford, Monday, April 30,
by Rev. William Shea. The couple were
attended by Miss Margaret Flynn and
Mark Degnan. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast at the
home of the bride. Many of the Granite
vile boys who are employed in Hartford
were present. Mr. Degnan is a former
resident Of this place and was very pop
ulsr with the young people in this viii
lage. Mr.. and Mrs. Degnan now reside
at SO Willow street, Hartford, Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-08
EAST H4RDWICK

Harry Judkins has rented the house al
the top of Wards hill and is to move
there
Mrs. f. Childs is here from Maiden
Mass, looking after her property.
Otis Hovey, jr., of New York City was
guest at his grandfather's, j. W. How
ey, last week.
Mrs. Kate Smith will have charge OF
the Rebekah meeting which will be on
Thursday evening, May 10. A good at
tendance is asked for.
Several new Fords are in our village;
among them are those of Rev A. Bole,
Henry Eldridge and G. H. Albee.
The ladies' missionary society will
meet at the home of Mrs. S. A. Philbrook
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. NIillicent Mcintyre of Cabot is ex-
pected here about May Is with an up-to-
date line of millinery-adv.
The study club met with Mrs. R. l..
Chase recently and new officers were
elected as follows: President, Mrs. Ellen
Montgomery; vice president, Mrs. Addie
Eldridge; secretary, Mrs. Susan Keith;
treasurer, Mrs. Kate Smith. At the
close of the meeting ice cream and cake
were served
A son came TO gladden. the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Vancour, MAY 2.
Kenneth Stevens and bride from Noun
tain View, N. H., are at the home of his
father, f. c. Stevens.
Earl Talbot and family from Barre
spent Sunday with his father, w. w.
Talbot.
Mrs. Solomon Davis of Greensboro
Bend was at Mrs Martin SWEETS the
last of the week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-08
CABOT

Willie Barr has been having mumps
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dawson have re-
turned from Middlebury and will spend
a few months at their home. Their son,
Fred, accompanied them and spent Sun.
day, returning Monday to his school
work.
Delegates were elected at the Con.
gregational church last Sunday to at
tend the county Sunday school conven-
ton to be held at Barre May Q. Mr..
and Mrs. o. f. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Hale. Mrs. NJ. l. Wheeler and
Mrs. Bert Smith.
Mrs. l.. G. Fisher has resigned her Of
flee as Sunday school treasurer, owing TO
serious Illness. She has done faithful
service for many years, for which vote
of thanks from the school was rendered.
At her request, Clarence Hale was elect
ed to fill that place.
Next Friday afternoon at o'clock
the ladies are requested to meet at Mrs.
H. w. Davis to plan for work for the
Red Cross society.
Mrs Gertrude Wells was elected a
delegate last Sunday at the Congrega-
tional Sunday school to attend the con
vention to be held at Brandon May IL,
10 and l6.
Next Sunday win be observed at the
Congregational church as mothers day.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
mothers.
The mid-veek prayer meeting of this
week will be held on Thursday evening
instead of Wednesday. on account of the
Sunday school convention at Barre, the
9th.
Miss Marjorie Wells IS at home from
Boston for an indefinite time.