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ARMY ORDERS

cock, Georgia James ". Bsylls, Camp
Shelby, Mississippi; Raymond w. Bliss,
Csmpwhssisr, Geofsia; John T. Burrus.
D. Davis. Camp Joseph e. Johnston,
Florida; Sanford w. French. Camp Mac;
Arthur, Texas; Louis II. Hanson, Camp
zsohs.y Taylor, Kentueky, George, 4
stsWsr, ZIP X Rob.rts. CAMP JACKSON,
I ISsan T.1.n simon 1on :. Ysuas camp
Gordon, Georgia Majors-winiam r.
Bsrndollsr, Camp. wadsworih. South
Camp h M slip XiSsam M Esenesor W.
Pressiy, Camp Sewer, South Carolina.
Sergeant First Glass Harold. Francis Col
Inns sPpOt 20 p ssSSnd to+ su,y
Hospital Sergeant Ellsworth Myrl Clip;
periy. Medical Department. appointed
Second ssn ..a G ior autg
with Base Hospital No. 13f.
Following ofncers TO Camp Macarthur,
cock sa w IHI oS.' ploSnt. Oliver cerbett.
oscar NJ. ownesdy. Duncan 8. Worth.
F Fts d Nncss Jdsn e. Ms,n mr'k
Contract surgeon John H. Cunningham.
Jr. from duty in office of Surgeon
BY o' Pfssas on :r a. sa ms G eH' H. Daniel
Is honoraely discharged from service Of
es Yor Iaies i' Rsss.reh. New York city, for
instruction, upon completion to Camp
Meade, Maryland. for temporary duty
First Lieut.. HALEY W. Hammond from
duty at Camp Greentesf. Georgia, to
Washington, d. c., for duty. o.
Following officers from duty at Air Service
Flying School. Hazelhurst Field. N. Y.
Texas. for. duty: Capt. Herbert l.. Under
wood; First Lieuts. George 8. Cunning
ham, David D. stOwsll. wilbur II. Nor
Following officers from present duties TO
Camp wadsworth, South .esrohna; for
duty with thu Slavic Legion First
c c1sgss ETank ]. chmelsek stephen
Samuel Mathewson DonneN Marshall APP
pointed Captain: to Camp DIX, New Jer-
sey, for duty with the base hospital.
Hospital Sergeant Peter Joseph Fritz APP
pointed First Lieutenant. Sanitary Corps
to Fort Smelling, Minnesota. for duty
cal Department. appointed Second Lieu
tenant. Sanitary Corps to Fort Ontario
n. Y. for duty. 90. ,s =. .
Capt William W. Lerman. Medical Corps
at Army Medical School. Washin gton
duty as 70 nstrnesol IN sanitary n sSse
Following Officers from duty at Camp
Greenieaf. Georgia. to Boston, for IN
senburg. Oscar n. Mayo Harofd w.
Nelson. Thee. l.. Storey. 80.
Sergeant First Glass clyde Vernon. Hud-
con. Medical Department. appointed Sec
ond Lieutenant Sanitary Corps, TO
Camp BeaureFard, Louisiana, FEY duty
Base Hospital No. II.
Sergeant George Lewis Jahnke, Medical
Department appointed Second Lfeuten-
ant. Sanitary Corps, TO Gimp Dodge.
Iowa: for duty with Evacuation Hospital
No. IS
Liett-Col, Charles r. Craig, on duty at
Yale Army Laboratory School. New
Haven. Csnn.. to New York city. for con-
sultatfop: upon completion of duty to
proper station.
Following Majors appointed Lieutenant.
Colonels: Lucius E. Berch.' Thomas J.
Burrage, Watson a. Lawrence, .Isaac. ".
Brewer and George Z. Lewis -.
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HE SUN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1918.

ham; r: A. McEwen. L D: Ernsberser.
II D. Hansen. N. =. Jenks. G. B. BomIs.
X o. Lsymsn. II. = Abbott, r. H
Weaver, Weaver. 4 r. Lowi; Master Senior Elec-
n: N. orsybiil. r. W. wsstherbe, p. G.
T. putnam. j. 8. Anderson, y. C.: st6cky.
% II shD'; Hrf csrD1 r. D.si. A r. r.
Hawthorne, G. 70. Bourgeois. r.. J.siiof-
mann. W. W. Powell. Henry Paterson. a..
". Neil, James Nsiison,: e, Fowler.
stanley, c. Q. LAUDER. +. II. Iarrsbe..
Y. II. Dodge. r. J. Smith: Privates Z. v.
Elder. TIT league. p. H. Tracy. 8. c.
Miller. II. l. Jones F. 4 Hsdiey. a =.
Jr.. @. n. voorman, A. J. West, Edward
Sampson. e. c. Parrish.
Capt.. Danisl Edwin Moore appctnted
Tssss. for sssisnmsnt 70 4isth Tsis.
graph battalion. -, ';''
orders dated Angus, - relieving First
LIEUT. s;,, Eigh r. w1ns';t and Lewis ,s
recting them TO Fort Leavenw orth, Kan
tsas. for. duty are revoked.
,. sc. &C., e, Ordnanos Corps. g..
Gel J. walker ;Benn.t- from duty at Az
Cot Nunrpe. to Washing top, q. C., for
distinctions. thence to Ear, ,.r Arsenal,
c.ps. r. 3. irving from rluir., N. T.. to
Ithaca. N: Y. on temporary duty; upon
compilation TO Elmira. -, 49,
Capt. Howard NJ. shaui from duty at
wwsshington to Raritsn Arsenal Nov
Second Lieut., Joseph l.. ouerin from duty
at Camp Dodge. Iowa, to Prattsours
ns second N Lieut., fo Island fSr dI asa rsuex
Capt. william NJ. Hesbers from duty. at
Rochester to Watertown, N, Y.
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Lieut.; Cot John E.,Munroe from duty at
Watervliet Arsenal. upon arfivef OF Col.
Mettler. to wasnin ton. D.. C.. for In
lieving Col. J. walker Benet.
Private (frst CLASSY John Eivis Smith,
Fort Hunt, virginia. will be discharged
him % enter Soldiers Home. Walking
so sssa * Edward ,nrysS hi..o.. ~, Ord.
ns,e. Depsrtmsnt appointed Second
Field ARTILLERY.
First Lieut.. Thomas l. Robinson from his
{. duties Az Camp. Meade. Maryland 80
Camp Custer, Mlehigsn. - -
point FRS. is S@ 10 csmp Lewis
r,rn LisSs John Ya.yphsm from preach.
Capt Ralph W. Hesaoidsp 70 camp zach
airy Taylor, Kentucky.
duties Lieut. Snp M.. Dss'Ga 5 J r0%
Camp Mcclellan, Alabama. for duty.
First Lieut., Clson 8. Osbourn from present
duties M T., Camp Meade: MARYLAND, to
sH csmp 'Sss aS M ifsI RSs''e e
Camp MeCieilae, tlSbsa,a
s Tirs, i hsSs e'e sadier appointed
First. Lieut.. EDWARD F. ,Hart appointed
Captain to camp custer, Michigan. .-
cant S W;sr s ca%n %sss Is s T.
: Camp MecielIsn. Alabama. GH!sE =
First Lieut., Joseph .-Thompson- appointed
s.ecSa I.s e Jsme. ~ ass.S
First Lieutenant, to Camp Lewis, Wash
Following, Officers appointed Captains:
Foote Greeley; James II, ellison; Gail
!. Hamilton and r. Goiliday. To be, FEst
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:
chsJles NJ Dawson appointed First. Lleu-
Col: charles J. Taylor from duty with
I 6otth Engineers to- wasiYln gton. D?rC:
'ior temporary duty, Npon completion to
Col v, 3. Wilkes from sIs,h Engineers
and assigned to sffth Engineers, to
Washington, D. c., for, tenn porary' duty.
upoo cpmpisuon to his regiment! 80. r
Col. Robert 8. A. Daughsrty from duty at
w.. Fprt Hyer. Virginia, and rassigned to
sfld Engineers, to washinftonj - C..
Tor temporary duty. upon completion to
his regiment. t,tvait ,',:. ~
Col. Francis c. Harrington from duty with
| 6Q2d Engineers aud, assfgped to 22sd
Eneinesrt, to washinSton... d. C.. Tor
teHporary'duty, upon, completion 20 his
Col Cleveland C. Gee from duty with
Ninth Engineers and. assigned, to .3a4th
Engineers. to Washington, b C., for
temporary duty. upon completton 70, his
csl . ;Joae r, .. Seias.S6 fen .,sesth
! 'htsrt;: to Washington. d. 'C.;' Tor tempo.
rary duty. upon completion to 3,tsaroa-
Failowin9 ..otno.r. to. Camp pa "A. A.. Hum
.Phrsys virsinis for duty; cspts, Tsnney
= William. Gilmore. HssryM. HArps:; wal
|: eridgc Hy' POWELL FTst. .Lteats, waiter
q Beardsley. Ross Ia. Bryant. HoraSs
T, BvckipA, Ralph n. Collins, Henry Hall
McMeen, Michael O. yehkins, Prank X.
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REGULAR ARMY.
Me<11ral rnrus

orders were issued to-day:
81. IT,, REGULAR ARMY.
80 Medical Corps.
Sapt Jacob NJ. Epstein from duty nj
lamp Dodge. Iowa, to Camp Wads.
ESsss sSSi ao. Sa5S Ma for duty with
First Lieut.. Pho Blsnco, from duty at
Army Medical School, Warrington. B.
,s IL; no surgeon: General Of the army for
Followins officers to active duty to Camp
SSeshieaf. Ga, for instruction; Capt.
McMs,w' Romano. First Lieut.. John r.
c:gt; Fse.r. E. plunk..t, from duty at
haven. Conn, to Fort Mcpherson,
c.gtS David r. Pisk.n. and Christian II.
Ca. e 10 trS CAM duty T. I" y, Camp orsenie.t.
porsry duty In the base hospital
Ed Lane prinson appointed First Lieu,en-
Major Earl D. Bond on duty at NsWport
ecn.suitstion; upon compistion to proper
Sergeant First Class Jesse James Maxwell.
Taai department. appointed Second
sts1r.sard. if %ui:i,yn,c Corps. , to Camp
evacuation Hospital No. 80.
reward A. North, appointed First Lieu.
in onnns 70 Camp GreenIeaf. Georgia. for
Fir,t Lieut., rhaAdius X. Jones from duty
n Southsrn Department to Camp Travis.
Following officers from present du,ie, at
With sss. Hospital i No a. rr ,sr 1s easy
John /. Rock and Manly c. Smith.
Fis,, Lieut.. Loren X. Meredith to active
i E".y 20 Camp Greenieaf. Georgia, for
First Lieut.. oscar Bailey to ac,,v. duty.
HAVEN e Army rnS, Laboratory School. New
n 'T X, Payne. from duty at Camp
TM sS,ar' Marylsnd. to Camp zachary
Ho.n,,., kSsntuesy. for duty with Base
First Lieut.. Herman /. Lesaulnier. now
o oa cs'y cat, at washinston. p; c.. to ord
''rorary duty; upon completion to proper
Capt. cha,lss W. Carter from duty at
Shelby. Mississippi. for duty. To camp
Capt chsuneey L Barber. now on duty
search. New York city, for instruction;
aris w. g. a.J p1S1'T ,r sno out,
,pevsns. Mass. for duty:
upton; New York. Reporting to COM
yo mlland1ns General General that camp. FOR duty
spssined to Camp Dodge, Iowa. for duty
S NAB ENy r,sn. Hospital No; as:
Gsorsia; First Lieut.. Lee b. MatheRs
Camp Sheridan. Alabama; First Lieuts
Vivian, y: Neale and Ora r. saul Fort
Riley. Kansas
CAPT: Thomas E. Wyatt to Camp Pike
arkansas. for duty. base hospital
FIRST Lieut.. Thomas J. Nolan TO Camp
kearny. California for duty '
FIRST Lieut.. waldo w, Walker 10 Azaiea
N C.. for temporary duty
rohowing ofhcers now on duty at Gamma
specified to Washington. d. c. for con-
sultation. "pon completion to proper sta.
sons Colonefs-Joseph 7. Clarke Camp
IKE, Arkansas: Leigh A. Fuller Camp
sheridan. Alabama; Irving w Rand.
Camp Travis. Texas Lieutenant COL
onels--rrederick ]. Barrett, Camp. Han
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adam Adam k.yd.l; !; John kori.rsy.t 20;
franz yl zs, s. W SGhn s,ssI
Joseph McEntee. lsth Prec, to SIN In
ssp,sG,lon Dist to duty ip raided premises
The following leaves Of absence are .u.
thorixed without pay: -,
PATROLMEN.z...-
Edward J. Brlody, 1850 Pr.c.. for -,
day; ;, from ~ la;1i 4: n: Ausu'. az.
from 8 4! N. septenter J. ~ 'or.. a'S'
Jehn L. Hayes,for ! day. from ga NJ
Sspssmbsr iTrsnie, e.. - .1oIrr4
approved WIS % ps scR rspo4 r. WI pay
,,,il,.,4. ,IAPRoLMAN. :. 80. =.
A. N. August is during disability -,
rAppoa,n ns,., as special patronage take
: John ": -Mossiey. No $780, with Indi1n
Waller Beaehel; No. $50. with Vein
Ae chas,.i EaS Nssas Comgsny. ,,, g..
Marine EaGipmen, Company. wv" VEIN
To tale effect August 20: .,..,....
su 1osn 1 MssSTa.h c Nc sss, with America?
Patrick j. Duny. 10. SIS, with Amer
'+ p s s1Fsr .r hsfn A ns Company 81
STANDARD sSipSsiidint corporas,on. win
Emil 2. FRANKIE. No. $50. with Stand
william u + cosS iRSs'' So. SOL. with
standard shipbuilding Corporation:
Edward Sullivan. No. 3ts. with NeO
YORK Life Insurance Company. 81
Charles Fraser, No sS7, with Com
monwealth Finance Corporation.
To take effect August rs:
- William Sullivan. No. s+6. with French
Commissions warehouse.
RESERVATIONS of special patrolmen ac-
York CONSOLES ted railroad compsny,
August l6.
TO take effect August %: I
william Feaser, No. s46. with Standard
Shipbuildlng Corporation.
Mauriee OReilly, No. 49,, with Depart
ment of Parks. Manhattan. 49,.
Harry Percy, No. sos. with New York
Consolidated, Railroad Company. j
Henry II. Buckbee, No. .St3, with
STANDARD 9,tpbuilding CorporaHoa. = ~
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.


WANTED position as employment mana
ger in large New York bank by man
so years of ago who knows every depart
ment Of an. instituttong tho average class
OF bank employees, average wages paid IN
each department and cannot only get the
help but can do the necessary work II
req uired - state wages you are willing 70
pay for. good services and date or inter
view. J, BOX SO station W." Brooklyn,
y. Y.
CHAUFFEUR GARDESER-Russ 81.
married. draft exempt; references, present
Employer three years tTel, 40 Oyster Bay
city address, NJ. MOROS, e6 w Ssth st,
New York
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Police Department Orders.

'' s PENSIONS, s.-,- ..
,., The following member Of the force Is
relieved and dismissed from the police
Of the Police Pension Fund and 10 awarded
ne ionowlnE pension. To take effect 10
PATRoLMAN.
Division of Missing Persons, shield No.
81. on his own application, at $3.50 per
annum. Appointed pecemb0 z: isss~
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
The following transfers and assignments
LIEuTENANrs.
John J. MCGEE. s6th Prec.. to Head
quarters Division. to duty in office Of the
Prec. ;,etA
'.'f" 49, PATRoLMEN .or'' ...l:
From Traffic Division, Motorc.,ie b.
vision NO 2, to precincts indici.l ed Mo-
,,JaeO6 sapsin, IS; Thoms, F. rltIseraid.
To take effect s A, M. Angus. 81. .
LIEUrENANTs.
jeremiah J. Donovan. ssth Prec.. TO
To take effect s A. NJ. September 1:
John f. Brady, 4sth Prec. to I.d Prec.
assigned as special duty officer.
Abraham Stewart. 18th Prec.. to liith
Frederick Unbekant. lllth Prec.. TO l12ih
Prec.
SERGEANT.
John M. c-llen. 10th Prec., to ssd
PATRoLMAN.
Francis s. Msllon. 42d Prec.. 70 s3d
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
John F. Brennan. &6th Prec.. to Head
quarters Division. to duty in training
school for 1s days. from 8 A. NJ. August
From precincts indicated to Headauar-
,srs Division , to pS duty In oifies Of the
days. from A. NJ. September s:
PArRoLMEN.
John J. Ackerman. rs; Frank yopslek.
ny So; John zipp. 81 william 4. Cav
Monech. liz.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEUTENANTs.
quarters Division. to duty in office OF the
Police Reserve for is days, from A. NJ.
September !; m
A sssr. a dss4 in ' The FI .s Press s sss
seth Prec.. in addition to his other duties
for 10 days. from A. NJ September ..
tE. PArRoLMEN.
From precincts indicated to LIST tnspec-
for ID days. from A. NJ septemSsr %i's'
Arthur p johnson, !; George sullivan.
.; Daniel Haggerty. Michael Regan. 80;
borne, 81; James Middiemiss. IS; Albert
r.. Rail. IS; Jacob Waag. ile,
From precincts Indicated to 3D. Inspec-
tion. Dist. to duty in raided premises for
Is days. from A. ", September 4;
John Fitrr aid, 10; Daniel MeElroy
eriek Finger. IS; Thomas logan. SO; Ed
ward Potter 81: Michael McGuinness, ST;
John Cronin. Jr.. 70; James Gallagher,
SIS: Charles Isaacson. 81. ..
ton Dist. to duty In raided premises for
Is days. from s A. N. September |
George stsller' 1; Thomas Collins. SO;
From precincts indicated to sth Inspec-
tion pist to dyty n front o. alleged dts
orderly hotels Tor 10 days from A. NJ
se eeorss lie Clair. 10; David Eimann, IS;
Richard Holt. ~: Patrick Toohey. +6;
Francis X. Knowles. ~; John ]. Thomp-
son. 49, Robert Gibson, 20; James ogin-
McOuirk, 1903: James Brennan. ii2.
From precincts indicated to 7th Inspec-
tion Dist. to duty in raided premises for
is days. from s A. M. September Il:
william Msy.r 49, James o'Neili. IS;
From precincts indicated TO 18th Inspec-
ton Dist TO duty In raided premises for
is days. from s A. NJ. September l:
Michael Muilaney. %; Charles Wagner.
o.; George Busweiier, bridge.
ASSIGNMENTS DISCONTINUED.
PATRoLMEN.
walter Cavanagh. s7th Pree. as op-
orator OF motor patrol wagon In precinct
From precincts indI 'sted TO Sd Inspec-
stan IDisf q duty In raIded premisea
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UNDEVELOPED OR PARTLY DEVEt.-
OPED INVENTIONS OF MILITARY
VALUE AND OF SERVICE TO THE GOV
ERNMEST WANTED by REPCTABLE
MENT WORK EXCLUSIVELY, GIVE FULL
DETAILS T., s, BOX 2la SUN OFFICE.
WOULD YOU invest your money In one
Of Americas greatest cooperative enter
prises II you were assured OF a steady ia
ONE from same? Business located in
New York city at the present time; full
particulars win he sent upon request to
suite s04, is East iist street, New YORK
UNIQUE opportunity 10 convert your UNI
listed securities OF known mHrket value Is
offered by an established million dollar
financial corporation paying II per cent.
on its par value Address Assistant Secre-
tary, 400 SpinRarn Building, Jersey City.
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SITUATIONS WASTEr-FEMALE.


NURSE. graduate from Philadelphia
General Hospital, desires position with
physician IN office assistant, or day work
in n dispenSary NJ. 167 sun office
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OLD COINS.

OLD STAMPS bought for cash; u. g ana
foreign used and unused. postage and rev
rnue HUSSMAN STAMP CO. 269oA
.OlIyo ST. st. Louis, Mo
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YOUNG MEN wANrEp.-PRoMr-
BEk NEW YoRK STOCK Ex.,
CHANGE, DESIRES THE SER
VICES OF TWO YOUNG MEN.
PREFER ABLY Ia OR II YEARS.
9r AsE; MET g. ~ r HAyp THE
WRITE 4 ,oooD HAND; S,xeEP SEP
TIoNAL OPPORTUNITY 10
LEARN THE 'BUSiNEss. AND
FOR ApvANCEMENT Address
BANKIN0. T. o. BOX saa CITY
HILL STATioN. NEW YORN
CITY W.. -.
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CATCHY NEW SELLER-Agents wanted
eyerywhcrc; big profits field unlimited:
write to day. FRANKLIN co. Dept ?.
800 Ann ST, Little Fails, y. Y.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
MANAGEMENT OF REAL ESTATE

by prominent brokerage concern
would take over business %
other concerns or indiVif lals
on equitable proht-sharing ,Msls
Address RESPONSIBLE 1884 BWay,
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

All Hotels ond Restoardnts Aduertised IN
THE BUN Comply ptth the orders Of fhs
UHifcd States Food Afmiststrat ton.
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LOST. FoUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-FridRy night. small sable neck
piece in taxi cab going TO or from Arrow
head Inn f2j reward. Return BEN
RILEY, l77th 81 and Haven Ave- " y.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

All Hofsis cad Rsstauronts Advertised IN
THG SON Comply vtfk tAe Orders Of tAs
TnifeS Ststss Food Ads,inistratton.
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Observation-Disclosures,

SPRUCE CABIN ISN-Rooms en- Suite
with Bath. Bklt. Music. All Amuaements
w. J. q N. d. PRICE. p, o. Canadensis, Pa.
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HOTELS AND REsTAuRASTs.

An Hotelsi and Restdurdnts Advertised IN
THE SUN Comply DhH the Orders Of tie
DATED Stdfss Food Naturalization.
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ASSIGNMENTS DISCONTINUED,
pATROIMEN

walter Cavanagh. s7th Pree.. as OPP
orator OF motor patrol wagon In precinct
temporary, from A. NJ. August 20.
From precincts indI 'sted to Sd Inspec-
tion Dist. to duty u raided premises
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SUMMER REsORTs.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
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WANTED-Young man to assist in packing
and mailing newspapers one accustomed
to the use Of Dix mailing machine pre-
ferred Apply in own handwriting to Box
r23A New York Post Offre CITY Hall
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TOWNSHEND.

Miss Mildred Palmer has finished her
school and is at home for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. .Abbie Morrells and baby, who
visited at E. L. Hastings 5, has returned
TO White Plains, y. Y.
Mrs. A. L. Bemis of Chester is visit
ing at Rev. S. l.. Vincent S and calling
on other friends in town.
c. A. Pelkey and Mrs Eva E. John
son recently were married in Marlboro,
\. II. They are visiting Mrs. Pelkey S
son, Frank Johnson, in Brattleboro and
her daughter, Mrs. Albert S. Miller, in
this town.
Fire destroyed the house and barn
| on the so called Fessenden farm on West
| hill, owned by w. III. Taft, between II
| an ! o clock Sunday. The buildings had
not been occupied for several years and
the loss was comparatively small. The
origin of the fire is unknown, but it is
| thought that some one may have
dropped cigarette or cigar stub. Mr.
Taft bought the farm about seven years
ago
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THE BRATTLEBoRo DAILY REFoRMER. FRIDAY JUNE D. 1918

Raponda for the summer. The hotel
will be open this season under the man.
agement of the new owner, George NJ.
Clark of Milford, Conn.
The examination of all children under
sixe years of age will be held Monday,
June "a, in the town hall. DR.. A. H.
Wright and DR.. S. F. Dunn will be in at
tendance as we'll as trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Davis and daugh-
ter, Everill, of Brattleboro visited Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Davis few days re
Gently. They all motored to Pittsield
Mass, Friday to visit at Mrs. Floyd Da
Wis s home, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Croser and son, Harold
left Wednesday. They will visit rela
tives in Nottingham, Readsboro ant
North Adams before Mrs. Crosier goe:
to Brattleboro and Harold to Pittsheld
where they have work. They have
f lived in Wilmington more than 10 years
Mr.. Crosier being engineer on the
Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington passenge
train until his death about a year ago
The members of the high schoo
graduating class, who, with Rev. ant
Mrs. F. NJ. Bissell, went to Boston an
Marblehead, Mass, last week, returned
Friday, with the exception of Mis-
Hazel Bates, who is visiting her siste
in Boston, and Miss Eleanor Bissel
who returned Monday, having been
guest of her sister, Miss Emily Bissel
at the North Adams normal school, owe
Sunday.
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WARDSBORO.

Miss Marian and Miss Eloise Com
mings of Townshend visited their aunt,
Mrs. G. w. Briggs, last week Wednes-
day and Thursday.
: Miss Lucy G. Swift of Brattleboro
gave canning demonstration at the
schoolhouse Monday afternoon. Mrs
Pineo of the Wardsboro Center school
was present with her pupils.
Mrs. f. d. Waite, who has been Wis.
iting Mr.. Waite IS parents, went to Brat
tleboro Wednesday. She will visit there
until the last of the week, when she viii
go to her home in Baltimore, Nd.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-21
DUMMERSTON HILL.

Miss Addie NJ. Fay matron at the
rest room in Brattleboro, and Mrs. Mary
A. Allen of Brattleboro are Spending
4 few days at the Bettcrley homestead
Captain and Mrs. Hugh j. Betterley
and daughter, Barbara, returned TO
Camp Devens, Aver. Mass, Saturday
after a weeks leave of absence They
were accompanied here the week pre-
vious by Captain and Mrs. Warner of
Camp Devens and all took an automo-
bile trip of a week through the White
Mountains, returning through Ports
mouth. Captain and Mrs. Betterley
| came Friday to the homestead, where
| a family reunion was held that night
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Stockwell and
daughter. Ruth, of the Scott farm, Mrs
| Bertha Whitaker and daughter. Flor
ence and Townshend and Smaller Her
rick of Brattleboro being present. Flor
ence Whitaker remained at the home OF
her grandparents to help through the