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The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

The American Red Croas has
given check for s25, 900 to the
Lord Mayor of London. for the
London hospitals.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19
Presbyterian Church

St. John 1915. The True
Vine. Owner, Overseer, and the
obstacles. Cleansed, clinging or
cast off. Faithfulness, Fruitful
ness. The love that lasts, and
the joy that goes whit. Friend
ship, Fruitfulness.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Mrs. S. E. Coe, widow of a
Civil War veteran. who came here
from Orting, Wash, last June,
returned to her home on the
Sophia last week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

a potato raised by Arnt Sorset.
weighing a pounds 6 ounces. is on
exhibition in one of the windows
of the Bank of Alaska. and shows
what Wrangell can do in the way
of adding to the worlds food
supply.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

In the recent call for $1,000
nurses which was issued by Sur
geon General Gorgas, it is very
gratifying to know that $1,000
responded and 16, 900 have already
been indicted into military SER
vice.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19
fitzpatrick.

Have just received allotment of
one million sphagnum pads. Col
lect and frank as much moss as
possible before winter. Cable
what you can probably do and
how we can help.
Hotcop
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

LONDON-Haig's investment
of St. Quentin is drawing spirited
reply from big guns of the Ger
mans but the British are grad
ually thanking the big base.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION

southbound passenger on the
Sophia.
w. J. Neill who came over from
Deweyville went south on the
Humboldt.
w. D. Grant left on the Hum
boldt after a brief business visit
to Wrangell.
A drinking fountain has been
installed during the week outside
the Bank of Alaska.
J. H. Wheeler came over from
Petersburg on the jefferson for a
visit with his family.
St. Philips Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
H. w. Gartley.
John Berg who recently enlisted
in the navy at Seattle was this
week called for duty.
Ed GrigWire's dandruff treat
ment is the best on the market.
Try it and be convinced.
Joe Gay and Sam Oimstead of
Lake Bay were southbound pass
engers on the Sophia FRIDAY
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hawthorne
of the Santa Ana cannery will go
south on the next trip Of the Jeff
erson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Neville and
little son who have been spending
the summer at Santa Ana, arrived
in Wrangell yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dennis and
children came in from Lake Bay
this week ard went south on the
Sophia Friday night.
Tom Case, Jr., F. E. Breyman
and James Weeks were passen-
gers for the States who left on
the Humboldt.
Miss A. C. Allender arrived on
the jefferson Saturday from
Bloomfield, Iowa, and began her
work in the Wrangell schools last
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Lewis, Mrs. Henry
Hull and children and Miss Helen
Fletcher returned on the jefferson
! Saturday morning from a visit in
the States.
Don't forget that a member of
the Red Cross will be at the City
Hall every Friday between two
and four O'Clock to receive con-
tributions for the Red Cross.
Thor Hofstad, who went south
to enlist some time ago and is at
present in Seattle, may enter the
Students Reserve Training Corps
at the University of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schott and
Miss Helen Sullivan who has been
spending the summer with them
will return to their homes in Cal.
ifornia Sunday.
Mrs. W. F. Radenbaugh of
Ketchikan, mother of Mrs. Paul
! Stanhope, visited friends here
while the Jefferson was in port
this week. Mrs. Radenbaugh and
her sister-in-law had been at
Haines visiting their sons who
have been in training at Fl.
Seward since last May. The ladies
reported that at the time of their
leaving Haines, the arrival of a
transport to take the boys south
was expected at any hour. The
Fl. Seward men were in doubt
about their next destination but
expected to be sent either to Fl.
Lawton, Wash, or to Helena,
| Mont.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19
CABLE NEWS
TODAY

WASHINGTON - March eX-
planning to the House committee
yesterday, said that it was
planned to call 2.700, 900 men by
July 10.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

A beautifully decorated basket,
painted by Mrs. l.. Schott and
donated by her to the local Red
Cross chapter, was ratfied at the
Wrangell Hotel Tuesday evening.
Little Raymond Wheeler was
chosen to draw the lucky ticket
and number 90 was the winner
but could not be located. Up to
Wednesday afternoon the basket
was still unclaimed. The Red
Cross realized $50 from the sale.
Chas. Benjamin. chairman of
the local Red Cross, has received
the following cables of Importance
to local workers from Seattle this
week:
Herbert Hoover appeals to Red
Cross chapters for used clothing
of all kinds for suffering Belgian
people in occupied territory. Col
leet all possible before September
30th. Ship to Commissioner for
Relief in Belgium, Newark, New
Jersey, by freight collect, send
ing shipping notice to same COM
mission at 164 Broadway, New
York: ard reporting totol weight
shipped or ready for shipment
October LIST to this office. Letter
follows.
Kilpatrick.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19
RED CROSS NOTES

The thirty American Red Cross
canteens along the Italian front
supply 131, 600 weekly rations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

PARASITIC French repulsed
a vicious counter attack against
positions northeast of fancy and
maintained all their gains, the
War Office announced yesterday
afternoon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

BERLIN-The Germans are
counter attacking against the
British who, they admit, have
entered German positions be-
tween Hargicourt and Omignon
rivulet.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19
AMERICAN ARMY I

49, AMERICAN ARMY L0R-
RAINE-Aviators reported today
that American heavy artillery
were dropping shells in the heart
of the city of Metz. One caused
an explosion in a factory. Artil-
lery are keeping steady fire on
German rear positions.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

ing in this attack the French on
the right of the British have adj
vanced a mile and one-third along
a six. mile front.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

LONDON-Ten town taken and
six thousand prisoners captured
by the British in their drive from
northwest on St. Quentin. Aid
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

lam oral anu SI. lSuellIlIl Lie DIlL-
ish added Lempire four miles west
of Lecatelet. Prisoners now taken
exceed ten thousand.
WASHINGTON 272 casual
ties; 50 dead and "a severely
wounded.
PARASITIC Serbian govern
ment is in possession of docu-
ments proving beyond any posi-
BILE question that thousands Of
Serbian prisoners have been sold
as slaves for specified period to
Turkey by Germany, Bulgaria,
tria-Hungary, according to a
dispatch from Corunu.
.LONDON-Third Allied Armies
on the Macedonian front have
penetrated Is miles and are re.
lentlessly pursuing the complete
Iy beaten forces of the enemy
night and day. According to the
latest Serbian war office state
ment justreceived here Bulgarian
reinforcements rushed up by the
enemy were beaten and forced to
retreat by the French, Serbian
and Greek troops whose morale
is excellent.
LONDON-A German attack
in great force on a front eight
miles west and southwest of Cam.
brai was completely repulsed with
heavy enemy losses, Haig re-
ported today.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

LONDON-In a drive between
Cambria and St. Quentin the Brit
ish added Lempire four miles west
of Lecatelet. Prisoners now taken
exceed ten thousand.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-09-19

WASHINGTON 272 casual
ties; 50 dead and 81 severely
wounded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06

after brioi visit IN the city with Hrs.
o Montgomery and Mrs y I Haynes
Mrs Haynes wont aS fSf as Nihits With
them
Katharine Grs~old Is on, VISIT to rsl'
lives and friends iu knnsas Gty No
Mrs dirpn boryhIil aud syu lAck, Hs
Oh a visit 10 relatives at Bart'eRviIs
Mrs 4 K Illukrr And daughter Mrs
l.. A. C1rW,n NJ GON Kan returned 10
thrir homo FtdAy after Wait IN tho
city A. III" home o. Mr .nd Mrs " Haas.
hr and M, j. ". Caid~"l. ~ Chip
ley, Ga AZ" visiting ~ th- homo Of Af
and Mrs J. J. Humphrey
Mis- Nellie Reed vent Lo norman Friday
10 .vlblt rciar'fa and friends
Mr. md Mrs Frank Reed and dAnShLrr
Elizabeth Ann and &r AnI Mrs ! ?
lhppin and daughter Rrb"crn spent Sun
day a. M" homo ~ Mf fIpunt mother.
Mrs mary !. fuppin. at V'rdIgr,r
Mrs. rructt snelton len Fud.v night
Tor . Wait with her husband. who IL IN
N1ih'hg At San AuUrio Teas
Mr. Gcorro BhokburU ard Z y piiner
returned B." their homo M longyl"w IStAs
tho ftN 81 the week after a visit 10 tho
.ity with r"latiy's
Mrs Addc Drnrs, ard ron u ~ IL
tended tho MusLoF"r far Turtday and
went from there n NrNlestrr 10 visit
her sister for Gcycr, DAY.
Nr and Mrs Harry Weaver returned
''hu"y f'h s'''N"'Nf 'N' ''f.AN"hh ivy
ialr They were accompanied tome by
MISS Marcllp Ferguson, Who vii Wait
with them Tor o while
Mrs " b Church. demonstration agent
~ carter county. with hra'Quart"fA at
ArimOrc is iu tho ,Iis on . visit 10 hef
sisters, Mrs Del FlfrliId ami Mrb. Charles
Martin.
Mr and Mrs Richard wills Ars enjoy.
Ing visit from his parrula Mr. and NrL
j, u Wills Of Nashyiil, Tom
Mrs stella BAl|ard n bIuran spent ths
week with friends ~ the 'Ig
Mr. md Mrs i ! .p,u,or ~ VinltA
are whiting at mo homes ~ thorr dsurh.
tors. MD. Del IaIrcbIId and hrs. Charles
MARTIN
Mr. e v. rccR o' Tulsa spent tn.
week end With l,r ssicrs. Mrs W. q
Riggs and Mr. oliver Murphy
Mrs e. t. t'hrk. Who has been In ths
city on visit 10 h'r daughter, Mrs n
. Austin left Saturday ior her homo in
Mr. " W. Shaw enjoyed ,id, Mon
day from Mr.. and Mrs. G'orgo Bullstts
Mr and Mrs &. 7 Mcclellan spent n.
first Of the week In OkIahomA City 90
business and attending the fair
Mrs q II Austin went 20 Kansas City.
Mo. to visit relatives Tor week
MiN Gladys Hinn went N Oklahoma City
Sunday where Ehe has accepted employ.
ment in the school land department
Mr. and Mrs Joe Chambsr' Mrs AmAn.
dA Light. Mr And Mrs. Leece Chambers
formed picnic at KcphArt Springs Thurs.
Mrs Gulgor oi TAhlequAb and william
GuligT Of Mu'koree spent the past week
In tho city visiting Mrs. \. V. Robinson
and Mrs J. e BushyheAd
Mr. and Mrs Claude Dowell oi TEominy
are guests OF friends In ClATemore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
SGpuIpd

| Mr.. and Mrs Harry Elliott spent the
week, in Tulsa with friends
MIR. and Mrs Lse Walker Of Sand
J. r X ladd Sunday,
MIR. and Mrs. {. l.. Brown Of Wetumkn
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mi M0USd md % Mrs i NJ cas,anien returned
from Muskosee Monday after spending the
week end with their son Phny
! Misses MSree Cobb Vera BonewitI, Hazel
! Wood, Bob Quinn and Sylvia Jones spent
! Sunday in Tulsa
MIS- j y Rice and Mrs. J. o. Denton
! we're MuSkoGec visitors Tuesday.
! Mrs Lowdrrmilk returned Tuesday from
visit with relatives In GslenA, Kan
/ Miss Virginia Cobb returned Wednesday y
. from TulsA where she was the guest OF
| Mrs Harry McFAnh
| The TucSdsy club met with Mrs e.
G. Cantrcll. The usual round OF auction
games was preceded by 1 o'clock lunch
con at tho Hotel oAkmore Mrs. o. l.
James was guest. Mrs. Louis Dawson
will be next hostess
The Chi Omega Psi met Tuesday night
with Miss Georgia W,nset in the por,,.nr H1n Or,
/ and Mrs Ethel Mullen were guests. Miss
EtiaEraee spnrgin will be hostess in two
weeks.
near future brides, was given miscella.
ncous shower AZ the home OF her parents
" and Mrs Lon Mckenzie, Monday even.
ing.
lrS II G Abbott and her daughter,
Mrs Carl Herman. returned Monday from
few days visit in oklahoma City.
Mrs Burch Burnett and daughter Miss
CArthaN left Tuesday evening FOR New
York city. whore Miss Burnett will enter
OipsmrrC Mrs Mcrrill'S school for girls.
Judge and Mrs, George l. MAun, Miss
tnyarc.h Mann, pr and Mrs. " =, Long
v'.o Mrs Il 5 White and Mrs. II. +.
Dcloncr went to shawnee Sunday TO A.
tend the Wedding of Miss EltlSheth Fisher
Mr. and Mrs Bert BAY returned Mon
: dav from an overland trip 10 Kansas City.
Mrs. + Lawrence entertained in.
y formally Wednesday evening with two
T Table auction. honoring Mrs, O. H. James.
Top score was reached by Mrs, c. {. Tay.
iOr
/ Mrs. Clyde Davis and little daughter
Ruth Alien went TO College station, Texas,
Monday 10 spend a few weeks with MIR
/ Davis.
Mrs. Fox and daughter Edith Of Ken.
lucky, who are the guests OF MIR. and Mrs
W. Taylor FoN departed thin morning for
| Bristow to visit other relatives
Mrs Grace Mcmillan Of Fayettvillc, Ark
WAS the guest Of her cousin, Mrs ]. r
(. .swreuce, Monday
| Miss y \ Moore OF Little Rock, Ark 10
the ruest OF her brother, 5. W, Moore and
family.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06

Canon city, Cot, taking a months vAca,
ton In that region
Miss Lena Proctor was the guest OF
| friends in Chremorr last Sunday
Mrs George Mcmillan spent several day.
| IN Oklahoma Cts last week the guest Of
friends
Mr and Mrs 4 q Corey entertained
as .gussts last week MssdAue' y. Chmpbcl!
and d. VI Weaver Of Drumright, and Miss
l.. H. LewiE Of lIominy.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Jones are home from
the east and also from a several months
visit with relatives and friends In Ten.
nessee.
Mr. and Mrs r. T. Jones and DR. and
Mrs r. W Reynolds were the guests OF
friends In Tulsa several days last week Z.
Miss Maudc Elliott Of SapulpA was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Wilder several
Mr.. J. NJ Jackson was tho guest OF
friends In Oklahoma city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. u. J. Thurman spent sew.
crsi days in Oklahoma City during the
Mr. and Mrs F. H Blosch and Mr.. and
Mrs s. W Pearson were in Oklahoma City
last week, tho guests Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hendnekson OF Tulsa
we're th" guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Pear
Mrs. Q. II. wilder was the guest Of
relatives md friends in sSpulPs several
days during the past week.
Private d. y. Purdy and Mira. Purdy
Of Camp Travis are spending a ter. day
turlough in this city, the guest OF Mr.. Pur'
Miss Vera Young was the week end. guest
OF irisndA in Tulsa last week.
Mrs J. n, Tidrow entertained her broth.
er. W. G. Page OF Wichita Falls, Texas,
during the past woek.
Mr.. and Mrs A. IL. Lyons returned thi.
week from weeks visit with friends and
relatives at Muskogee.
Mn. ". II, Herman and sons, Taylor
and Teddy spent Sunday in Sspulpa. tho
guests Of friends.
Miss Fyrns BoEle was the Euest OF
friends in TulsA several days last week;
Mrs J, A. fulp. and MRS. W. A. Collins
this city several days last week.
Mr. r. NJ McRil and children arc in
Elm Springs, Mo. where Mrs. McRill was
called by the serious illhesS OF her mother.
Billy" and Miss Lena Proctor were Wis
itors in Oklahoma City one day last week
Little Miss ReVell Davis, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Davis, has returned
from a months visit with her grandparents
at Kansas Oity, No.
Mrs 4. V. Brotherton OF oklGhoma Oity
is the guest OF friends in this city.
Miss tHunt" Poacock visited friends in
Tulsa last week
Mrs n. Stone ard chiidHu are Wis
ting friends in Kansas City.
Miss Daisy Richardson OF Tulsa spent
Sunday In this city the guet OF her
mother
Mrs Jim Bigsrrstsn spent last week
by tho serious illness OF relAtive.
Mr.. and Mrs 4 l.: ColAw spent sey.
eral days in Chanute, Kan, last week At.
tending family reunion OF the Oolaw
family They returned home last sun
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Abraham and dAugh.
ter, Miss Pauline, visited IN Tulsa last
week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
Social Side
of the State
CLdrenlOrP.

MrE. 4. = Patterson Ia IN OklHhonA City
this week al representative OF tho lOca
lodge t0 tho SlaIo lGeGck All convention N
session there
Mia Mar, Austin Was hostoss 10 4
number Of plI friends 81 candy party
at her home IuT~dAy evening, when . do
ARhuul tine wAS had
Dr and Mrs u X. Bernard and MI
aud Mrs. J. y FhpPir attended tho MuSkO
.Sir and Mra !. " Cor-,n had .s their
Eg"Sts Sunday Nr ant Mrs. =. T.. Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs Clint Morgan, Mr and Mrs
C,atk Morsan and Mrs. Morgan, al Of
Mira. MJruo Watson and daughter Gcor,
gta attended tho far at MuAkogeo Tho
first Of Tho wosk.
Mrs. Charley Hays won't TO Fort Smith
Ark- 1ia week 10 Walt her parents for
Mrs. W. 4. Flowors Of 81. Louis No.
"a tho guest 81 Mrs q r Godbcy while
sitting her many ClaTcmore friends.
=, NJ and htF. + ! hcyis returned IN
their home IN WICHITA. kAn. Monday
after taking the baibS and Visiting at the
II II. Boyts home.
il c. lluokaby and fAuily and Mrs
il. II. HeyS and little daughter have ~
o turned from visit with relatives al
Ssdan aud GrenolA. Kan. and Foraker.
okla
Miss Artio Rurros- returned to her homo
a. Toledo, Ohio. tho first = the U"rk
Mrs Alice Gross and Miss Addic Ela,r.
Mrs Waitor burgess entertained the
Merry Go Round club IN very pleasant
manner at her hmme Friday Arrrrv0n
Mrs. Myrtle Watson and daughter Geor.
EiA had as their guest the first Of tho
week Cot !. q. Hooks Of LurAy Ca who
had been to Tulsa attending tho reunion.
Mrs Blair has returned from Toledo,
Ohio. whars shn SpeH tho hnmneT months
and will make her hons here with her
daughters, Mrs. Alice Gross and Mas Ad
die Blair this winter.
Miss Lillian ShArkey. teacher In tho Ia
hla schools, Epnt SAturdsy here, tho guest
Of Miss Bernico Carter.
Misa Julia Leo returned Monday N
her home al ozark, Ark., sitter q visit
In this city At tho home Of her brother.
J. W. HArdgravos.
Mrs, r. g. Scott and two sonA returned
ThurEdAy 20 their homo In Carthage NO.
After = visit with her mother, Mira Julia
Znn.
MIRA. Jcssio willis returned wednesday
from Fayetteville, Ark,, whers Gho spent
two days visiting her husband, who Is In
training al that place, and who Ia 10
lcays soon for France e.
Mrs. ChAs Maxwell And ehildrsn left
for their home al Columbia. No, ThursdAy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
BriStOD

Miss Jcnnis Davidson ~ spending her
vacation with friends and relatives at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
SatinS TaffetaS SerseS

What more can one ask for when we say "satins,
taffetas and serges?" And when you see the
many charming ways in which they are devel-
oped, the many beautiful thoughts brought out
in combination with Georgette, the scores of de-
lightful trimming effects, the beautiful color
tones, we verify believe one-half the women
who see them tomorrow will buy two or more,
instead of one. All sizes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

given by the Plsinfeld junior high school
Alvah Corliss has left school, having
moved with his parents TO Springfield.
The school will close March % for the
spring vacation.
The boys of the first and second year
classes have completed a. fireless cooker
for the home economies department
The annual prize speaking will be held
at the town hall Friday evening, March
%. The program follows: Jean Des
PREF" Mildred Norway; why We Are
Fighting Germany Alfred Peck; go
ing to Graduation" Alice Wheeler; "A
Sisterly Scheme" Elizabeth Middleton;
Patriotism William Walbridge;
Voices Through the Storm" Edna Har-
vey; Drafted" Maud Morse; "A Big
Mistake" Lola Smith; GLORIOUS New
England" Kenneth Bassett; Mother
Love" Edith Martin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
PL4INFIELD

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. +. +.
Leavitt entertained the ladies of the
community at her home at knitting
party given for the Plainfeld Red Gross.
over sixty people were in attendance
After school hours some members of
the junior Red Cross and their teachers
Joined the circle OF knitters. The Off
GERS of the local organization were great
w encouraged by the large attendance.
The contributions for the afternoon
were 5000 One new member was re-
ceived The hum of many voices quiet
ed for the program which was made up
of readings from the Red Cross Maya
zine, suggestions for new work, and
pleasing variety of patriotic lyrical and
funny records on the splendid Edison
machine, which were greatly enjoyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
NORTH MONTPELIER

| The community was greatly shocked
and saddened Sunday by the news of the
death of Mrs. Alice Hamblett, at her
daughters. Mrs. viii Greeley, in Plain.
! field, where she had been spending the
winter Mrs. Hamblett had been i'll a
week with bronchial pneumonia and
asthma, from which she was unable to
rally. She was 81 on the day she died.
In Mrs. Hamblett's death North Mont
pelier loses one who for 25 years had
been a respected and loved resident, a
faithful wife and mother, and much
sympathy is expressed for the bereaved
family. The funeral was held from her
daughters in Plainfeld, with interment
in the family lot in North Montpelier
cemetery
John Nicholas of Cambridge. Mass,
has been in town for the past week,
putting in blower for the Little Wool
en- company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Rudd of Plain
field visited relatives in town Sunday
Mrs Ruth Dwinel is working at Ar
thur Thompson's in Marshfeld.
Mrs. Kendriek from Winooski and
driver from Barre were in town Fri.
day.
Mrs Carr is i'll with severe cold and
laryngitis.
Harry Vincent of East Montpelier was
in town Sunday.
Miss Maud Templeton was a visitor
in Montpelier Saturday.
q c. G. Morse is recovering from an at
tack of pneumonia. Victor Templeton
is caring for him.
T. L. Lawless was a business visit.
or in Montpelier Friday.
Hoyt knight of South Royalton was
in town the last of the week
Mrs. Clarence Martin. who has been
caring for Mrs. Glenn Martin and baby,
returned to her home in Cabot Sunday.
H. J. Conant saw a pair of robins
Sunday.
Mrs Ellen Templeton was at Mrs !
Will Greeley's in Plainield Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Edith Martin of Cabot visited at
Glenn Martins the last Of the week.
Mrs. Fred Hood is i'll with severe |
cold.
Miss Eva Pearsons of East Calais j.
working in the finishing room at the
mill and Is staying AZ Mrs. George kel-
tons
George KERN finished his work for
the Little Woolen company and returned
TO Montpelier Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Clark. who has been
quite IN. Is gaining.
Henry Ward Cate Of Montpelier Wis j
ted I. and Mrs. H. J. Consnt sun
lay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
CABOT

Mrs. George Foster of Milford, \. H.
has been stopping with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs ". Il. Putnam, the past week
Luther and Phil Rogers went to Bos
! ton last week, where they purchased L
! horses.
Mrs. Lottic Smith, Mrs. Garlic Smith
and son, Winston, were business visitor,
in Montpelier recently.
Merle Lawson is slowly gaining from
his recent illness.
Dana Perry OF Montpelier is working
for T. T. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Crane were
guests of his brother in Middlesex last
week.
f. f. Currcr and Miss Amy Bartlett
were business visitors in Montpelier on
Saturday.
Mrs Albert Rogers. who has been i'll
with grip. is gaining.
Mrs. NJ S. Hanes recently received
news of the death of her brother. Alon
20, at Tampa, Fla His remains We're
brought here and placed in the vault
Tuesday afternoon.
Joseph Boucher a private in the Cana
dian army was home on short furlough
recently.
Miss Clarissa Wood has been caring
for Mrs. Mary Rogers, who has been i'll
several days,
DR. G. w, Burbank has been having
an ulcer in his eye.
Ralph Hopkins had his fine herd of
Jerseys tested by DR. /. W. Blake, L. 5.
federal inspector of st. Adams. who pro
nounced the herd all free from disease.
Ii the newly welded ladies and gents
want the services of Cabot's most mod
ern band they must refrain from the
expense OF setting out the cigars. The
band stands in readiness for the next
1t recently visited two happy
pair, so they have already commenced
practice.
Miss Mary McAllister of st. Johnsbury
is visiting her father, Lyndon McAllis-
ter.
Mrs y. G. Rogers has returned home
from weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. |
Mary Wakefield, in Hardwick.
George Crane OF Middlesex was guest |
1T the home of his brother, Charles, last
week.
Ladies returning knitted articles to