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The Glenwood post., 1918-02-02
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Mrs. Carr was in Monday from their
ranch home at Blenbeulah.
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Attorney NJ. J. Mayes spent Monday
n Red Cliff on legal matters.
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Mr.. and Mrs Merl Bott.'rtf of Divide
creek wera IN tt sity Sunda".
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Mrs. Ed McLearn of Rifle is the
Z guest of DR.. and Mrs. E. j. Horan.
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For Sale-Furniture and Rugs of all
kinds. MRS. ELLA RYAN.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson were
sransacting business in town Tuesday.
Mrs. James Mullen is home again
after pleasant ten days visit in
Denver.
Miss Edith Mcmillan returned Thurs
day morning from months visit in
Denver.
Dr.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
Bank Building.
Mrs. Fred Wirth and baby girl left
tho sanitarium Thursday and are now
at home to their friends.
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E. R. Benner, travelling auditor of the
Colorado Midland railway, was Glen
wood caller Wednesday.
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Henry Hasley was in from Silt this
week to see about grazing applications
for his fine lot of stock.
s. r. Drury, general agent of the G..
B. & Q. railroad, with headquarters at
Denver, was in the city Tuesday.
Wanted, Girl for general housework
Inquire of MRS P. C. THURMOND,
F 9O1 Blake Avenue.
N Supervisor and Mrs. James a. Blair
are home again after pleasant visit
with friends at their old home in Meek
Mrs. c. A. Wellington, who has been.
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. B.
Brown, returned home to Leadville
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. L. Smith, accompanied by
]. 8. Kemp and wife left for California
Monday. They will remain during the
winter months.
C. D. Fuller and wife, accompanied
by DIR. w. w. Crook left for Denver
Tuesday. Mr.. Fuller finds it necessary
T. consult specialist.
Mrs. Harriet Frazier and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Mayes were the dinner
saests of Mrs. l.. A. Bowker at the
Williams Sunday evening.
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J. C. Fritz, agent at New Castle, has
been transferred to Cascade, Colorado
while w. W. Holder, former operator
at Cardiff mas gone to Kansas.
Theodore Zadra and family have ar
rived from Leadville and are getting
settled in their recently purchased resi-
dence on the corner of Eighth and
Bennett
Mrs. F. J. Barr accompanied the re.
mains of her late son, Frank. TO 10.
dianapolis, Indiana Monday night Glen
and his grandfather will remain here
for some tine.
President Carleton of the Colorado
Midland has sold what is known as the
Midland branch at Aspen to the Staple
ton Bros. of that place. The consider
alton being $4,000.
Everybody from this section who at
tended the Denver stock show last week
proi,ounces it the biggest ever, and the
sock exhibits superior to any ever
shown in this state.
The stockmen of Canon creek will
hold meeting at County Agent All
reds office in the court house this af
ternoon. A stockmen's s meeting is also
being held at Rifle today.
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The offices of auditor and treasur'r
Of the Colorado Midland railway have
been removed from Denver to Colorado
Springs, this being in line with policy
Of consolidation originating with the
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Mrs. Ben Lemon is here from Rifle
under medical care of DR.. E. J. Horan
Miss Ora Coulter and her cousin,
Karl Wood, were in from Rifle Thurs
day.
George Murphy of Brooklyn is help
ing with the janitor work at the Will
liams.
Father Bernard Faganelle came from
Rifle Wednesday to assist Father Car
rigan.
Martin Stahl was in town Thursday
on his regular weekly visit among the
Mrs. L. B. Clark of Rifle, who was
operated in Denver, is reported as i'm
proving nicely.
P. C. Coryell and wife returned from
Denver Thursday, having been absent
about two months.
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Mrs. D. W. Lupton of Basalt spent
some time in Glenwood this week hav-
ing dental work done.
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(ha rlac pS 4 -
W. Darrow, arrived from St. Louis this
week to visit the family.
Mrs. c. A. Wellington, who has been
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. l.. B.
Brown, returned home to Leadville
Tuesday.
Dan Quinn, roadmaster for the Colo
RADIO Midland with headquarters at
Colorado City, was Glenwood caller
Thursday.
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Mrs. Mercer Kinsman of Grand
Junction is this week visiting her sis
ters, Mesdames Campbell and Hinman,
of this city.
DR.. W. w. Crook is home from trip
to Denver, where he accompanied C. D..
Fuller for medical attention. Mrs
Fuller accompanied them
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The latest reports from the Denver
hospital in which Mayor Ed Tandy Of
Carbondae is patient indicates that
Mr.. Tandy is slightly improved.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson re-
eeived fine baby girl in the family
Tuesday morning. Word from the san
itarium reports mother and babe doing
splendidly.
The Everett rooming house is being
vacated by Mrs. Ella Ryan, who will
be located for short time with Mrs
H. E. Hanley at the Dildine cottage or
Eighth street.
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The Auction Bridge club met at the
home of Mrs. Eta Schwarz Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Stella Dildine, Mrs
Tom Dever and Mrs. Ed Everett, Jr..
were guests of the occasion.
While Brother II. J. Holmes of the
Avalanche is taking couple of weeks
vacation in Denver the regular Office
force is being helped out by Editor B
F. Miller of the Rifle World.
The Methodist ladies want to see yor
just any old time today, at city hall
Nothing serious. They just want t.,
prove to you that they know how tc
make good chill. Thank you.
Word has been received by Ma iot
5. j. DeLan to the effect that his
nephew, f. R. DeLan, has been selecta ad
"a one of the commissioned officer, If
the engineer corps on special duty N
France.
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The many Glenwood friends of Mrs
M. c. Dulin, nee Miss Helen Darrow
will be interested in learning of the
advent in her home of baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulin reside at South
Bend, Indiana.
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The music for the dance in honor of
the Colorado College Glee club BOYS
was furnished by Miss Ryan of Car
bondale, Miss Teresa Holland, Messrs.
Hugh Moore and Morgan Gavin. They
do say it was most inspiring.
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At nine O'Clock this morning Candle
mas services took place at st. Stephens
church. This is special feast day and
blessing of all the candles used in the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01
H0race II. Herr ai.A..a. 4

Horace Il. Herr. director of
the D. ilcty department. of thu
United States Fuel AdministrY-
ton for Indiana, this week made
the statement that the fuel AID.
mlhiStration as well as the food
conservation movements in, Ind.
lana would be a failure if il had
not been for the intelligent CO.
operation of the daily and week.
ly newspapers.
AS far as L can discover. ="
said Mr.. Herr, the only business
man who is going to his shelf
taxing down his stock and dop4s.
ing ic to the Winning of the var.
IS the newspaper man. A news.
paper mans stock !.
trade is the space ia his
paper, When he devosee, his
STAGE to boosting the Rad Cross.
When he gives his spese, TO, the
fuel administration .,.rhe, Conn
ci of Defence, he is, xmp Y tab
'nIg his merchandise from his:
shelf and counter and giving il,
20 the state an d national govern
ment. | am convinced that the
cash value # the donations of
space MAGE by the newspapers
70 the y ferest of war moversents
= 'as' " in excess Of the cash
saiu' sof war donations made by
'nN other class of business in the
fitted States. When ii comes
4twn to making sacrifices to win
The war the newspapers of the
country are, in ms opinion, lead
Ing the list. | am convinced thas
Il tie fuel administration in Ind
ana is a success it is because. Of
the splendid service rendb.ea by
ne newspapers in thei,> cooper.
alton with MIR. Woollea liz letrir
he r< lie know the exact s5tV A
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01
.ScIsul' Noes

By Co. supt- Rob -rt E. Ecker /
We arejn recer t of a le. :,
this week from 'Mr. ]. }. - -. er
John, OF tive ST. tie Council i !. ~ nl
tense. statinr. tn at Pro-. p DE-, DI
'cf the lndiar.a Univer ~ ,, 1,at : =
at thi County War y VIII De
: q aunSt nth 9anras dondas Feb
ling. He WI zion of this meet
and the W - discuss Edit cation
lorpani7 - with special task of
mos ~ ( the schools for the
lit -. .lective war service activ-
Ga. with the least possible in
ruption of their school work
y lie urges that the teachers a at
tend he conference Owing to
"a the crowed candit ons, the jncle-
- ment weathere and bad roads.
4 pupils NAV not be able TO attend
r but the teachers are urged to be
there The Ssate department
hjhas ruled TO count attendance
=. the 8: me as a day taught.
, The total amount raised by the
!, teachers of the county for the
). lRed Cross work at tn e. HE is
!. l$3J7.Sl, of which amount $500 5G
- has been distributed to the Jas
per and Huntingburg chapters
,. Jan l.
Il The State Department writes
l. as follows: That where the
r schools h I'VE been closed by order
l. of the Fuel Administer, acting
under Federal Law, school
3 teachers are not authorized tC
collect upon their cont ract for
s the ime the schools were CO sed
~ for the reason that the case falls
within the rule VIII ch eXempts
,e one from his contractual os l., q
-. tons when positive law stems
3 in and precudes the carving
:. out o. 1.-THE contractual obliea.
:. tions g"
The e were about 80 te achers
q trlod the examination Saturday
VI which va held at Jasper, Among
II this n mber there were arout 20
y high school SENIORS " ho ar. wist. 4,
ing 20 q1aIily to Gil the possi,oi,
n vacanciest that may come in
y another year.
~ We are in receipt Of n :heek
d for sl5. %. the proceeds of Z
( social given ut Bre'zyille under
eth auspices OF the school OF
which Miss Norma kellams il
n the teacher. This Amount goes
- the Red Cross Fund Prof.
|, Fsomm1 Of Jasper il plan ming
Tor the pupils CT Ala school to
< give IN entorta Lment in The
y atar future whei the Red Gre rs
sIwill also be- benefited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01

Ola. e4r ec.rse- Il is I ca
dldate Tor ClerZ 2ftee p Ihoi Circuit Colut nh
ject to the decision of the democratic party at
the coming primary election.
Mr.: BARLEY is son of Jacob BARLEY, Sr. who
is widely known through the county. Charles was
born In 1883 near Bretzville, in Jackson Township
and was reared on farm He attended school
a JASPER end Hunt inpburg rhen boy and later
took up the profession of teaching.
lie has taught school for eleven years without
interruption, with the exception of few years
when ne was engaged in the merchantile business
at ferdinand, recently selling his interest to his
brother jacob BARLEY, Jr., and again taking up
teaching.
He Is, young man of ability competent in every
way 70 perform the duties of the Office to which
he as pires.
:, He is hustler and his numerous friends
to. they realize that he will make a splenddclerk
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Mike J. KunkeI.

Mike J. Knnkel of this city is a candidate for
clerk of the Dubois Circuit Court
Mr.. Kunkel is son of the late Philip Kunkel
Sr. and was born and reared in Jackson township,
coming here with his parents about twenty years
ago.
For the past seven years he has been city dray-
man and conducted the business in an accomadat-
ing way. He is sociable and we'll liked by all who
nave business to transact with him.
friends in this city and is well known throughout
the county,, Il nominated and elected he will
make good and genial officer
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still needed at the Red Cross i
shop. Let it never be said thet
our own American boys died ~
lack OF these surgical dress' ,ys
come and help US maj J..
dressi, gs. millions ar Lese
The ollowine !" .;os ''e ded.
at the Red Cros -1lrs leportt d
week to wor' shc.p the past
Stn-m. r a: Mechanics, E. A
Geo. II ~mar ''raylor, J. r. Sab
eph -Aher4y, J. l.. Bretz. JOS
freMme. Victoe Clayeamb.
>drss Eckstein, w. A. WILSON,.
lIoS E. friedman, Glstave Gram
dispatcher, Joseph Casper. An
DIR w Worland. Albert Sender
nan, Misses. Maggie Mott.
Iheasia Kuebier. Loretta Habig,
Neetie Sermersheim. Flora Lar. =
pert. Cillie EckstelD, Anna Hun
ter Visitors: Mrs. Anna War
ne-, Vincennes, Ind. Mss Evan
gellna Gl,gsel, Ferdinand. Ind :,
Mrs. Nathan Taichert, Mis-
e.nna Wuchner. Jasper.
The workers at the Red Cross
shop The past week have made
365 eer. zeal dressings
TAse follo'sinx don t'ors have
loegh made t the wort siup -
,csatiy. NEs. w S. Hunter, 33
l.r ools thread; Mrs. AJDer. jo'.
tlerman. pressing board; r., W..
"a. Nlss0h. cupboard.
The. Knitting department. have
beer unable TO secure a supp "
of yarn the paat few We "a. bu,
exp ect a big shipment II a fcw
DAYS.
Word has been roe Srl from
COR new shipping hea dqumter
Al indianapolis, that they h We ~
suffice nt ylpptv ot ~ eaters and
lfnuillers 20: Chf pp.s nj bpc that
aoeks, siistcts anu eltaeeI were
The Notified art 1, ios sent in
'ln n9 'he past weeIt are - f7l.
loUs: Socks Nesd,mes. Guhh
l6l. louisa krempp co. JOS. +
JIG, 'C'naN. y ristets NJ, gla'ncsi
~ ~ Srps,ier. J. i. Sain. Louis
=. Gasser Sweaters - M. .s,iamesi
A lie 5etmersheim. William Mel
Jloir, Miss Aure liz Troxlcr Ia.
The Knitting Comnilttee ia
very proud 10 nave for exhibit n
sweater made by Judge John l..
BretZ
The sub units have contrihut'
CT 10 our shipments OF knitted
goods. the following pieces:
Boone Township-kas. HoHer
Wineirger. Supt. -. ecters 63.
Socks 20. Wristlets -. M fiiMs
II. Helmets |.
Hays,ile-Nl1 J. w, Schott.
Sup' Sweaters II. Socks 20.
Wristlets IA. 'iufiere II
Madison ownsnip. Mrs. Homer
Atkin on. Supt. Sweaters =.
Socks %, Wristleta 10. MutfRre
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Columbia township, Miss MINI
Alexander Supt. SOCKS -. Se eat.
ers 9. Fristleis 20 .Aufiierss
CeIe. tine, Mr. Henry Fitch, !
Supt. y. l6
Dubois. Mrs. John nBe,kman.
Supt. Socks 10. Sweate. = 4,
Nuffiera |. Wristlets ..
The Junior Red Cross. Miss
Margaret Wilson Supt Sweaters
II. Muffiers %, Wristlets 4
If at any time the names Of any
of the ladies who turn In work
has bt en- omitted. please notify
the ladies Of the knitting corr
nittee. /
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NOTICE. To Cityze e y -
Business Men of tbs 81 is
Of Huntingburg arc III oor
Indiana.

III hunJlngOurS aE.I~ IL n acT
Indiana.
For the purpose Of the. u. xav ,.:issi =
Fuel and Light you AKA, ree-s Xse -
follow out the schednis. tsss stt. e
closing and opening your pxaGs & @. g:-e;
nees for period healn7i, q; .'c1r.s~
January Id, 1918 to March, < Al. ASio.
All business h9ases to close every
d5y during the wssk at 5 O'Clock 2. NJ.
excepting Satls.daE 8 at 10 Q clock 2. NJ
Barber Sbors must not o pen before :?
&C ock A NJ. and close al. J q efock P.
NJ. excepting on Saturday night at Il
o'clocs p. M
Other Businesses are reaeereS Il, On,
out as much light a. Possible. See ly
undersigned for information.
1t the end OF this PerSod YOU win b,
given notice through The neweps .pe re-
whether this schedule Is to ba disc ont IN
'ued. OF whether there viii be Nm,
change, For the benefit OF ehe q dmi mis-
tratlon, the citizens and rourse Ives W,
hope thai every citizen will cnope rat,
an d comply with this rU e. w also ash
every oae TO use Is litt g coal and Ugh
a. possible, aud al liz same t.iine "a 1t t,
Ilneonvenieoce any me TO keep warm
Ibis Is one Way to win the war. Nov
come aud do your duty.
r. II DuFENnAcH
County FF ell Admir- listrator
j. L. RIEDMAN
Jos. NJ. TURN
aes.s,W 1t Fuel A Iainistrator.
Gro. p WAaNER,
Deferse Council
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01
Red Cross Notes,

Don't forget that workers are
still needed at the Red Cross
shop. Let it never be said thet
our own American boys died =,
Loo L. q honn cl,rninn 1rnnA: ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01
YNGallViLr Primary r',,,,;;,,
tuesday Na' ,a GlttllOA
4uDr = II !, 1918.
IA AUDITOR

a Nh- = ~sSt
IN AUDITOR
-.EW B. KREMPP is :
lIdate for Auditor of Dnbo;.
Z unity Subject to the Democra
tic primary. 1918.
FOR TREASURER
ANTON VOLLNER' is oan
dldate for Treasurer of Dpbo;s
iO'unty, Ind. Subject to the
Democratic primary 1918.
FOR CLERK ciHculrcousy
CHAS. H. BARLEY isa c,,
didate for Clerk of he Dubois
circuit = Curt Subject to th Q
Demo cratic primary. 1918.
JOHN H JUDY is a candidate
Tor Clerk of the Dubois Circuit
court Subject TO tie Democra. !
nc primary May z, 1918. |
MGHEAG ;. KUNghG ;.
aIldida:e for ~ +
,i-- Jerk of the Dubois
cut Court. Subject to the
Democrs tic primary. 1918.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01
Are You A (SzUll?

The l. ) supreme Court his
given "A decision II tremen' -
interos. to foreign ~ - e'id nts.
Iils 10 the elect IT, wher g
declarations OF intenticN to be
come citizens sere filed prior to
Sept. II. 1863. ana 20 III Their
steps have sine be' ta'S"n, the
party Is iust where +" Wa i
the begin, Jog. lhih lDesna That
such parties VINO have ao'uf FROM
lhe Ce ,tral Powers, i i said,
VIII. ne classed as alien unsmiei
AND forced to register | en-. q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01

Weknow OF q number OF families W. =
are regular readers ~ the Courie al
are not subscribers, they borrow tbs ps-
e,r from their neighbour. We are gts
t,koov that the Courier 10 thus ~ VA
eistsd, bus Why rot sueseroe' -
priee Is ANAL aud We ~ouid 49, ecu .
Asyipg their EAAss onas hEg hst
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01
Stewart Makes Go0d. .

We have just rec iyed noiie 9
from u c,go hat G Clen
stewart has made good in tha
journalistic World with his car
ICONS His first cartoon will an.
gear pear IN the March nrmbef of
cartoons Magazine in a fpY oaoe
catOoon. This is very Unusual
sn I'm for even a we'll recognized
= rust to get a full pagein a well
recognized journal 2 s :she car.
looms Magazine" (which h;
S ~orld wide circulat;on. Mr.. G..
zen stewart. is a Gome bow with
lotS OF pep" and is be und TO
maze = good. He is son of DIR !
, .; stewart. afdentist of this
place Another one of our haxs
jasper on the map.
In thisissue the Merchants
ana Butchers of Jasper give
iiotlce That they will now del
I,y: Only in the morning
ms step is necessary and s.
II i!le with other war, tT 40
economies. Those order mo, uur
II time will have no tn ,ubleI
q having their wants SUP
lll6Q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01
John H. JUDI.

Is this week ar.>ouaeed az .
candidate for, Clerk OF thP Dubois
County Circuit Court s,.b. ect to
the Democratic Primary, Mr.
Judy is well and sayyrable Known
throughe ut .tbxEMty aed fov
the past A May fsE re s. angay
ed asraS0erinttsH Of yqsd
buildid) hhd cQs9 H. ,swk for
the Trsyiof &s'stSnpn contrscs
ing corr ofst <yfoan - ne o
known to htseFg,eade is ~. |!
qualified fTfSk h )o zion ~
steks and 49, a,.y friend WI
bel e.ss I'll rigA. mi q
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Warranty Decide. Quit Claim Deed
Chsttle Mortgages, Real Esrste Nensa-
gees. Inventories soPsnsAs, Warrant
Reports etc. for Sale ~ hs CxEux
NyrIcs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-01
Notice 10 a,na, 7: i.

lh. 'und .rsicne. urg<atox +,
sisiS that every farlns. ashs van
btein wood for tue - ~, nc. nj
one Tn, Goa dealtrs Are co.
operating in cnttirR k,,sn the
supply to q fa:mor, rec -. a.
to sive tho farmel !. ; farce I
make wood. y - ~ aygea to
utl lizs the wasta ao'i wood ~
the farm. NV. mder4t.nd +
will not psrss.s AnYe re- - .teeZc,
but you muas mako 80. ~ men,
To obtain wood. so tbe -pQn pee
pie can oetaln wha' corner
II the city. Again = = ~ - q
you have eiase Woo = sol
plf aee infSm me NJ ! M : !
and dispose sems ~. son. SaSI
wood boys! ana helD WIN NJ W r.I
RESPECTIVE ~.
+ II. DtxLNpAcu
lCJany lu,ia mlrlae .tp-. }
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-26

two weeks vacation from her work in
Worcester, Mass.
Miss Rowena Nelson is at home to
spend the Christmas vacation from her
school in Meriden, N. H.
Miss Lavella Kettell left Saturday for
her home in st. Adams, where she will
spend the Christmas vacation.
J. NJ. Earle of Barre is at the home OF
his son, Sidney Earle, for few days.
+. w. Cate was in Montpelier Friday
Mabelle Young was in Hardwick Mon.
day.
Frank Scribner had the misfortune to
lose a nice COW recently.
Mrs. Mabel Criplin of Woodbury. and
her sister, Mrs. Bertha Cullom of Marsh.
field, visited relatives in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Rosina Bumpus and daughter
Edith, Of East Calais, were in this place
Saturday.
Albert Haskell of Woodbury. was in
town on business Thursday.
Cynthia Thurston was in Montpelier
Friday.
Willard Ainsworth and Lon Lapoint
were in Barre Friday.
Mrs. Mary Goss of Montpelier was at
Memorial hall Saturday to inspect the
work Of the W. X. c. II is to be regret
ted that there were not more members
out to hear the interesting talk she gave
them.
Mrs. Mary Wheeler and Miss Bernice
Angel were in Montpelier recently.
School closed Friday for weeks va.
cation.
A, G. Daley was in Adamant Monday,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-26
BETHEL

Miss Amy Wilson is home from teach
4 ing at the Lyndon institute and Miss
Jessie Parker from the Montpelier high
school.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Blaisdel of Fetch
er are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Washbun.
The Methodist Sunday school had a
Christmas tree with exercises Tuesday
evening. A. purse of SIS was presented
the minister besides donation of eat
ables from the Finley bridge parishion-
ers.
/ Mrs, NJ. Il. Merrill is having surgical
4 treatment for an injury to her right
hand caused by crushing it between a
door and the frame
The Lympus Sunday school enjoyed
Christmas exercises Tuesday evening and
the Gilead Sunday school last evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Smead were in
Mortified over Christmas. Mrs. Smead's
sister, Mrs. Louisa Joyce, who recently
was bereaved Of her husband. with her
/ son viii spend the winter in Springfield,
the home of her father and sister.
Raifaele Mastroiani is here from North
Carolina visiting bis sister, Mrs Charles
Moreli.
Aguinaldo Peduzgi was in Waterbury
to spend Christmas with his sister, Mrs
Cesar Brusa
Mumps exist in several village families
/ Domenci Izzo is here from New York.
spending Christmas with his family.
/ Emilio Peduzzi has been here from
Barre for a few days
The community Christmas tree, be-
cause of unfavorable weather, was not H.
4 Illuminated until last evening, when a
small party gathered and sang carols,
Others looking on. b. G. Bundy did the
wiring gratuitously.
The Womans club course Of entertain
ments has its first attraction Jan. | and
4 the advance sale of course tickets at
Sll0 each for the three entertainments,
including the war tax, is being concluded
this week. The drawing Of seats will
I take place Friday afternoon at G. G.. Cliff
ford's drug store.
! Rev, Louis /. Holway of Barnard will
preach next Sunday evening at the Meth
odist church in the special course Of
meetings now in progress.
An important group meeting of the
centenary movement will be held at the
Methodist church next Wednesday after
noon and evening, with addresses by
Reys. E. F. Wood Of Ludlow, w. C. Chris.
tie of South Royalton, S. II. Smith Of
! Bellows Falls and w. r. Davenport Of
| Springfield.
Bennett o. Johns of the quartermas-
tiers section of the army is here from
New York on a furlough
Miss Grace Persons is at home from
Springfield for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. /, Allen Rogers of South
Randolph, former residents, with their
son, Burnham, were recent visitors
Midnight mass was celebrated at St.