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WEST NoRTHFIELD, MASS.

Miss Grace Mcnamara is visiting her
sister in Palmer, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bryant OF Peters
ham, Mass, recently visited his brother,
Leroy Bryant
Mrs, Gates of Westminster and daugh.
ter, Miss Nina Gates of Brattleboro,
visited Mrs. Edgar Aldrich the first OF
me week.
Mrs. Ed Church and Mrs George Day
are on the sick list and do not improve
very rapidly. There are still number
of cases of humps among the children.
Percy Buck and family of North Hatfield
spent Sunday with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Doolittle. Miss
Maude Roadway spent Sunday at her home
III Newfane.
Mrs. Fairbanks and son of Greenfield
and sister, Miss Florence Fisher of Keene,
were guests over Sunday Of their aunt.
Mrs T., \. Pratt. Ora Fisher their
brother. who has been here, has gone to
his home in Halifax TO help sugaring.
Mrs. Howard of lamiaca has been here
since the, death of her daughter Mrs.
Harrington, and is picking up, as the
two older boys will be in, Greenfield near
their work all the time. and Mrs. Law
renee OF Townshehd took Arthur, the
youngest one, home with her. Mr. White
who has boarded there sometime will live
with Miss Nellie Brooks for the present,
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HlNSDALE, N. H.
Mai. Smith with ouartermaster Corps.

The following letter written by Maj
H. +. Smith TO his mother, Mrs. Mary
Smith of this town, was written in
France Feb. 8 and received March /.
"Dear Mothcr:--
Just few lines to let YOU know /
am well and working hard. / am not
with my company any now, having been
relieved by General Edwards to assist
the postal authorities as the mail serv-
ice has been very bad over here, so l
have not seen any of my company for
about month and l will probably get
back with them again while i am
over here. l am assigned with. the quar-
termaster corps, which handles all of the
rations, express and mail for the troops
at the front, and over here it is one
Of the most important parts of the
service to get the food to the men.
do not know whether / will be stationed
at this place all the time or not, but it
takes a lot of men to handle the car
loads Of food that are shipped out every
day.
After referring.to few personal mat
tiers Maj. Smith closes by writing:
Clipping that this. finds you we'll and
that we will be together again. in the
fall, will close.
"Your son,
Harry. -
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Mrs. Eliza (Perhaml Stebbins.

Mrs. Eliza A. (Perham) Stebbins, 81,
widow of Frank ,Stcbbins, died at her
home on High street Sunday morning
after a week. illness caused by an
apoplectic shock sustained just week
previous. Until that time she had en-
joyed remarkably good health and re-
tanned her faculties in an unusual de-
gree for woman of her advanced
years. e.
} 'Mfs.ps ebbiHs %&s' b6fa" IN. this town
and had alwaysslfved here. She was of
n rather retiring disposition and loved
her home, but nevertheless was much in
terested in the affairs of the, town. She
is survived by one grandson, Robert
Stebbins of Cotina, Calf, now student
in the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology. -
The funeral was held at the home
Tuesday at clock, Rev. John II, Sar-
gent of the Congregational church Of
fieiating. The burial took place in Pine
Grove cemetery.
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BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro. March 3, a daughter to
Henry, il, and Ellen (Naughnaml Whit.
ney.
In Auburn, Me, March ,, daughter
to Elmer c. and Mary (Bane) Smith.
the latter formerly of Brattleboro.
In Philadelphia, Pa, March |, a
daughter, Charlotte Anne, to Rev. and
Mrs George T.. Tomkinson formerly
Of Brattleboro.
In New York, Feb. 2I, daughter,
Marie Grace, to David NJ. and Jessie
(Shoemakcr) Titus, granddaughter TO
Mrs. Martin Titus of Nyack, N.Y.. and
great granddaughter to the late Mr.,
Mrs. Thomas W. Titus of Vernon.
In Agawanr, Mass, Feb. 2G, a son
Howard Roy, TO Chauncey d, and Enc
Perry Bailey,
In Randolph (Randolph Sanatorium).
March 4, n son, Carlton Lyman, to
Royal W. and Helen (Hopkins) Smith,
grandson to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S. Hop
lins Of Brattlchoro and Mrs. Jennie
W. Smith of Randolph
In West 'Townshend, Dee B. twin
daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Decell.
In Jamaica, Feb. ~. Il son to Mr., and
Mrs. Roy BuShec.
In Jacksonville. Feb IS, son to Mr..
and Mrs Leon Pratt
In Wilmington, March }, daughter
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Wheeler.
In West Mortified, Mass, March .,
son, Robert Arthur to Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph Delphy.
In NeYfanc, March 1, daughter,
Gertrude Fannie, to Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Ingram.
In West Dummerston, March 6, son
10 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Park, grand
son to W. y. Park of Newfane.
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CHESTERFIELD, N. II.

Mr. Post is expected to return the last
of the week
Mrs Frank Bulnham is still cutting ice,
which is the second crop. 1t is of extra
quality>and about 20 inches thick.
MANY people in town are very sorry to
heart that George Amidon has sold his
mill, az il has furnished employment for
a number Of people for number Of years
past. ..... q.
On Monday, Feb. %, at the homo of
the brides parents, Miss Beatrice Thatch-
IN was married TO John knight of West
moreland Depot. Rev Mr.. Bartlett OF
Spofiord performed the ceremony.
The usual dinner will be served in the
Methodist church town meeting day. Tues
day, March II. The proceeds will 90
towards tho pastors salary. Il is hoped
that all the ladies will send in an album
dance Of food and that all who can. will
come and help
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ESTATE OF JACOB GALE.

STATE or VERMONT,
- District Of Westminster. IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Westminster; t.,,
To all persons Interested in the estate
Of Jacob Gale. late of Londonderry In
said district deceased Greeting: r
At a Probate Court holden at Bellows
Falls within and for said district on the
9Th day of March, 1918, an instrument
purporting to be the last will and testa-
ment of Jacob Gale, late of Londonderry,
in said district. deceased, was presented
to the court aforesaid, for probate.
And it is ordered by said court that
the Sd day of April, 1918, at the Hotel
in said Townshend, be assigned for prov
ing said instrument: and that notice
thereof be given to all persons concerned,
by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively in The Vermont Phoenix, a
newspaper circulating In that vicinity.
in said district. previous to the. time APP
pointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court. at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate
of said will IL you have cause:
Given under my hand at Bellows Falls,
In said district. this 9th day OF March,
i0.is WARNER A. GRAHAM, Judge, 1
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MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, March ), by Rev T..
$, Hewitt, Lawrence W. Raymond of
Bellows Falls and Miss Mildred May
Whitney Of Brattleboro.
In Brattleboro, March 6, by Rev Rich
ard H. Clapp, Merrill Brooks Whitney
and Miss Jennie Caroline Lind, both of
Brattleboro.
In Jamaica, March >, by Rev. L.. H,
Spraguc, Leroy \. Potter of Jamaica
and Miss Ora NJ. Cheney of Windham
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Durham Brothers Co.

Iamphier) Howard, 70, formerly Of
Jamaica.
In Hinsdale, n. H., March 3, Mrs.
Eliza A. (Perham) Stebbins, 81, widow
of Frank Stebbins.
In Springfield, Vt, March ,, Mrs Nary
Viola (CampbelD Abbott, 66, widow of
George o. Abbott, formerly of Brattle.
boro.
In East Dover, Feb. 2S, Mrs. Flora
Hall, -.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
LENA NJ. WHALEN.

LENA NJ. WIIALEN.
MARTIN NJ. WHALEN.
Whereas, Lena NJ Whalen. of Brattle-
boro in the county of Windham, in the
state Of Vermont, has this day filed in
the office of the clerk OF the county, court
divorce against Martin NJ Whalen. set
ting forth in substance that she was on
the 22d day of August, 1917. lawfully
married To the said Martin NJ. Whalen.
and that she and said hbellee lived to-
Gether as husband and wife in the coun-
" of Wndham, until ON or about Aug.
-. 1917 that the lihellant has resided
in the county of Windham for the past
year; and has. faithfully performed AL
the marriage obligations incumbent upon
herr that on or about the ed day of Au-
gust. 1917. and ever since said date, tho
said libellee has wilfully and cruelty
maintain your petitioner And praying
that the bonds Of .matrimony between
her and the said lbellee be dissolved, and
that she be granted bill of divorce
And it appearing that the said libellee is
without this state, and that no summons
can he served on him.
II is ordered. that the libellant notify
the libellee of the tendency of said Pc
tition and summon him To appear at the
term Of the county court, to be held at
Newfane. within and for the county OF
WindhaIn. on the second Tuesday in
September 1918, on the first day there
Of, and answer to the same, by causing
the substance of said petition and this
order TO be published three weeks sue
cessively in The Vermont Phoenix, a
newspaper printed at Rrattleboro in said
county, the last publication to be at
least six weeks previous to the COM
mencement OF said term.
Dated nj Brattleboro. in said county
this 9TH day of March. 1918.
+. d. Il. STOWE. Clerk.
G.; y Hughes, Attorney for Petitioner
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COALNuSSICNER NOTICE.
ESTATE OE j. C GALE.

The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate Court
for the District of Westminster. Commits
sioners, to receive. examine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons
Londonderry, in said district. deceased,
and all claims exhibited in Offset there
to, hereby give notice that we will meet
office in the town OF Londonderry. in
said district, on the 30th day Of March
and the 10th day Of August. next from
10 o'clock a. m. until o'clock. p. m, on
each of said days and that six months,
from the 18th day OF February. a. D.
1918, is the time limited for said creditors
to present their claims to us for cXami- 5
nation and allowance, ... ..t, Dr.
Dated at Londonderry, this 4th day of
March. a. ID. 1918.
HORACE l.. FELTON,.
MARVIN j. HOWARD. ,y. ..- :.
10-l2 Commissioners.
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Willing To Explain.

Staff Colonel--Yolr reports should be
written in such manner that even the
most ignorant may understand them.
Sergeant-a'Vell. sir, what part is ii
that YOU don't understand" -" ''-'
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INSTRUCTION FOR LISTERS.
Commissioner of Taxes to Hold Series
Of Meetings-In Brattleboro 10th,
Bellows Falls goth.

Charles A. Plumley, state commits
sioner Of taxes has announced that tho
meetings for instruction of listers will
be held this year at one o'clock p. M,
on the days and at the places desig'
mated in the schedule below. ~
a notice will BIC sent to each lister
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DEATHS.

In Brattlcboro, March i, Mrs. Alfredo
T. Rawson, 66, widow Of Henry y. Raw
son.
In Batteboro March I, Mrs. Fannie
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Mrs. Eta Place has been housed by
Illness. ,r
NJ s. Mann was in Springfield, Mass,
Monday.
+. A. Davis was in Boston one day
recently.
A. T.. Torrey recently visited rela-
tives in Keene .+.-
, Mr.. and Mrs. q, A. Robertson are
visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Maurice Purcell was on the
sick list last week.
Measles and chicken pox are preva.
lent among the children.
Michael Heaftz was in Claremont
this week on business.
John Higgins and family visited rel.
ativcs in Troy recently.
The open season closed on all fur
bearing animals March !.
Henry Brownell has leased Mrs. Lila
Lyon S farm on the plain.
Thomas c. Mann has a position in
Farr s pharmacy in Keenc.
c. j. Hubbard was confined to the
house by illness last week
Miss Mildred Clarke was IL guest of
Hinsdale friends over Sunday.
Miss Eva G.. Robertson has been in
Boston during the past week.
W. +. Robertson attended the auto.
mobile show in Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mira, L., y, Stearns spent
Sunday with friends in Grcenfeld,
Mass. ..,
Mrs. G. f. Weed is entertaining her
sister, Mrs, W. l. Wilson of North
Dakota
Ellis Hall Of Winchendon visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hall,
recently.
William Snow has been housed the
past two weeks with the prevailing
distempev.
William Purcell of Keene has been
spending few days recently at his
homo hcre
p Milan Towne Of Meridcn, Conn, is
visiting here with his mother, Mrs.
Henry Royco,ss.a
lR.. NJ Lahgworthy was confined to
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after town meeting, but the condition
of the mail service is such that it will
be wise for all interested to take no.
tiee of this schedule
Under this law it is the dutH of ev-
cry lister TO attend these meetings.
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Town Meeting Warrant.

The warrant for the annual school
meeting which will be held Saturday,
March l6, at 3 o clock is posted and
contains only articles necessary to
cover the actual requirements and the
election of member of the board of
education for three years, Dr.. w. T..
Fay S term expiring this year. The APP
preparation of school money will be
necessarily much larger this year, ow-
ing to the new state law which changes
the ending of the school year from Feb.
Is to Aug. 81, thus requiring a sum suf
ficient to meet the needs of one year
and six months instead Of one year, as
heretofore.
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West Virginia Orchards
Now in Big Demand


Special Dispatch 20 tho IntCiligcnccr.
MARTINSBURG. W. Va, Nov. -
Because Of the many Inquiries relative
TO purchasing orchards and their bear
lnEs made by apple growers in the mid
die west and the Pacific coast. an in
formation bureau has been established
here by tho West Virginia Department
of Agriculture, with Theodore +. I'M
bach local horticulturalist. in charge.
Every year II number "t nrrhnrliSts
from other sections of the country IN
CURE az to orchards IN this section
which are for sale. and to make II more
convenient for them and also the local
growers, the bureau was established.
Mr. ImbaCh has secured data on such
orchards, which he gives TO prospective
buyers
This season Berkeley county growers
have had "A greater demand for their
apples than ever before. ono concern
from Indiana has asked for rs cars Of
cider apples and any number have pur-
chased lots almost as large.
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Social Affairs.

There is an added interest alonG the
social line ut this time. and the now
week opens with renewed enthusiasm,
for there is 4 feeling Of certainty that
all important meetings and social func-
tions may be resumed in Il short time.
Since the closing of the pleasure houses.
and the coming of the "flu' which has
put parties and dances almost out OF
existence there has brooded over our
city pail Of sadness. Weeks OF IN
activities have made all anxious for tho
reopenInC Of the club rooms and the
social centers. closed for so long. After
the revival Of social affairs We may be
ablo to look back on tho weeks Of denial,
and so appreciate the privileges which
VIZ are soon to enjoy again. Tho time
cannot como too soon, for above all
,hero Is the all important charity and
Red Cross organizations whose efforts
and output. so many are anxlously
awaiting.
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SEND YOUR boy
4 XMAS BOX
LOCAL CHAPTER OF RED CROSS
WILL PUBLISH CARTOONS
FOR ARTICLES.
other Items Of Interest In a Social way
About wheeling.

The Wheeling Chapter. american Red
Cross has been requested to III anu
dispatch 1000 boxes for boys over
there who otherwise would have no
: Christmas. These boxes viii BE- diS-
,rIku;ed in France by General l'"rsa'hs'
and will 20 TO those men who have MOI
sen, their labels to this side. by reason
of having no ono TO whom they might
send them and to those men whose
labels have been lost in the mail. Thls
IS a movement with n tendency TO sec
that no ono is OVERLOOKED on Christina"
day. Special financial contributions are
desired 70 take care OF this work. The
Christmas fund is in charge of Mrs Fl.
G. Whitaker and Miss Agnes Wilson.
who will make the purchases and SEQ
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McMncfnn ala.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Noel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merton Carroll and Mrs. Bertha Cooper
were tho house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tarr. Sunday.
Harry Parker. has returned home
| after r weeks visit at HartScll
! Miss Mary Buckley. who has been Wis
iting here for a few days has returned 20
! her home at Pitt sburGh.
The small child OF Mr. and Mrs. IL H.
/ Lutcs continues i'll.
Clarence Yoho is able 10 be about
| again after n severe illness.
| Andrew Scott has returned hoTnc~S-
a few days visit at Terra Alta.
! The many friends NJ Or. Barlow Will
| be glad to learn that he is improving.
| Little Jimmie Doyle Is slightly III AZ
| his home. ,,
Mr.. Daniel Nightingale and family
have returned from Rotner. New Mexico
| WHERE they spent several months.
! Winifred Byard Of Glendale spent yes
terday in this city. ,,.
Misses Helena Houck and Myrtle Zlm-
norman have returned home after lew
weeks visit ut Colonial Beach.
Miss Jcssie Wolf. Of Wheeling, Ia i1e
guest of Miss Myrtle Zimmerman today.
$ J. Hunter is abb" TO be about again
after a weeks Illness.
Mpssrs. Hubert Francis and JACOB
TAYLOR have returned home after a BRIEF
visit 1t Akron. ONO.
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Y, W. Stilt Closed

The Y. W. G. A. is still closed 10 all
public meetings and this most popular
gathering place presents these days a
lonesome appearance. This has been
the first time since its completion some
wears ago, that tho rooms have been
idle so long, thus proving that there is
indeed a. general decline in the city. as
far as social and club meetings are
concerned. Probably in short titn"'
the hooIns will DO in uso as In the past
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Dinner Party.

Miss Eleanor Wright wa8 hostess nj a
o'clock dinner Saturday cTcnin. Mt
her home in Elm Grove. The affair was
arranged in honor Of Miss Virginia
Foley. Of Clarksburg. who is visiting
friends in the city. Charming dinner
appointments Of pink and white we're
in evidence and delicious four course
dinner was served. Covers were LAID
for fourteen.
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McMECHEN
Safn Over Seaa.

The many friends Of Private Albert
Kettlrwell. will he glad TO learn OF MS
safe arrival over seas.
Private kettlewrl enlisted In the
service about three months ago. lie
was stationed at Camp Humphreys and
during the Fourth Liberty loan was sent
to Washington 10 sell bonds ana from
tbcra he Was sent to New York. About
eight days ago he left for over seas.
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The many friends of Mr.. J.. Fl. k9nl
vii, be surprised to learn Of his sudden
death. yesterday Mt his home on MARSH,
ali street. following a few weeks Illness
Of Spanish Influenza Mr.. nom MO ,,
lived in this city but a few weeks ou'
had made quite a number Of friends dur
ing this short time.
fn;erment will he mad" this morning
NJ nine o'clock 1t the Mt. Calvary GENE
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who attended the affair were; Misses
Clara Bowman. Rhea Tahay. Caroline
Diest. Bertha Make. Elizabeth Reerdon'
Myrtle Tahny. Rose Heller. Diela Weld
man. Hilda Make, Mary Rrardon. Mrs.
Elizabeth Reardon.
Messrs: James Anderson. Geo. Dowdy'
Tom Nolan, Donald Duff. Walter Phil
lips, George Mccoy Jerry Reardon. John
Chapman, George Morningstar. William
Kidd. Amos Schabott Russell Masters
John Leach.
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m,ss rr,ner Bostess

Al her homo on Eighteenth street
Miss Martha Eurncr entertained the
members Of her needle work club on
Friday evening. In addition TO the
pleasant hours spent with sewing. a
pleasant hour occupied with music and
dancing, was enjoyed. delicious
luncheon followed the social hour.
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es to the boys over seas can secure the
official containers from the local branch
OF the Rcd Cross. The committee VIII
be at CARROTS drug store OH III" after
noon Of each Wednesday and THURSDAY,
between the hours OF TWO and four The
committee is composed OF the following:
Mrs. Harry Tarr Mrs. W. 3. McAIcchea
and Mrs. r. # liad:. Any information
desired may be obtained by calling "ithc"
member Of committee All boxes must
be mailed by November 20.
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Miss Reardon Eutertatns.

Miss Mary Reardon entertained on
Friday evening, IGNORING Privates Geo
Dowdy and James Anderson. who are
home on g. furlouGh from Camp sher-
man. O. Dancing and music were en-
loved until @ late hour. when dainty
-epast was served to tho guests. Those
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HIVeT TeIee rtlfls.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM--S.9 feet. fall
ing: clear.
EORGANTOWN-9.S feet. falling;
clear.
STEUBENV1LLE.-1 feet. falling;
clear.
WARHEN-3.S feet. falling; clear.
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partition interrupted.

4 number OF the Halloween gather
INKS were interrupted by Mayor 3yler's
Thursday evening. Mayor Bylers nhd no
invitat,on to any OF the parties. nut
went OF his own accord. He gave the
crowds five minutes to dispense. but u
hardly took that amount Of time.
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Thrce local draftees Maurice "Httrm-
m" Bruntz: Wilbur EuTge ana No,noii
criswrU will leave Tuesday for Nor,
pantown where they will take up sPcriai
mechanics work.
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that the boxes are properly sent for

"dIN
Donations for this purpose Will DO
gratefully received by either of the
ladies mentioned and may be sent to
them directly or left for them at the
headquarters In the Hub.
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OF the eight great war measures Of
tho St1ty-fourth and Sixty fifth Goa
crosses, classified by the National Sc
ourity League, M M. Neely voted right
on only four. DO you want fifty
fifty" representative In congress2 n3h
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Christmas Boxes Here.
All PERSONS wishing TO send AmaS DON
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BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
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Miss Mary Hoge will entertain
the members Of her knitting club
this evening at her home on the
Island. In addition to the popular
needle work. dancing and music will be
enjoyed and luncheon will be served
Tho club members Include Misses: Mary
Ring, Virginia Grossurth, Ellen Hoge
Elizabeth Hurst, Mildred White. Mary
EoRe
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-.RuY WAR SAVING STAMPS
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VIII Hold Bazaar.

The bazaar which was To nave been
given some time ago by tho Ladies' Rain
Social Club. will be held on Friday eye
Ming. If the ban Is lifted. Many pcau-
t!tul pieces of mrcIlewurk have been
completed by III" COMMITTEES IN chare"
md al evening full Of unusual pleasures
is anticipated. 10y all those who expect
Ito attend
Red Cross VIII Meet.
Mrs. W. J. St""p. president. wishes l."
anEounc" that tho Ladies Red Cross of
tho Vance Memorial church. VIII meet
for an all day sew tomorrow IN rhc
church carriers. The ladies will be
pleased 70 learn that they are again able
to resume the much needed work. which
has lain idle during the flu" u dinanc".