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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28

LAB lmeat makes .
most tasty dish used
as al main dish for
luncheon. Hroun or
cool, unur tender .
ia h 9 spoonful Of
chopped green pep
per and q table
spo!onfnl Of chopped
onSon In the same
AnNnnnk ~ GOWN nil
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28

For the courage whichscone whom We
While troubles like ,hallstonss. fan:
For the help that I'll aoinehow nigh
In the deepest night when We cry: 5.
For the path that = CERTAINLY shown f
When we pray In th1s DARK s0fe.
Let W give thanks.
-Elh Wahesssr wilcox.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28
TABLE HEILpa.

-. RAB lmeat makes :
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28
1e1kAIa Count.

= knowI was not drunk, }" said a
woman charGed at Brentford. Il
cOuAted l13 buttons on the policeman's
'tunie- AZ ~ constable was wearing
IN court the Identical earnent which
bore eight buttons, sAe was fined
Lloyd's News, London.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28

Take cupful oftcrumbs,l mix withyOne
beaten egg and q large rtpe tomato,
add a cupful oficrab meat, season. well
with salt and pepper and IL not moist
enough add a little soup stock or
milk. Butter. or oil a baking dishI and
turn In the mixture. cover with 1.-TWO
slices of bacon and bake until thet ba-
con Is crisp. Canned crab meat lxed
with shredded cabbage with little
onion and green pepper for seaso.ning
and good salad dressing makes q
salad good and not at all common.
Grape Sherbet Cash and squt Seze
through cheeseclothi two poundsl OF
ripe Concord grapes. Add a quart5sof
cold water the juices OF two lemons
and honey to sweete9a to taste, then
freeze as usual. Il one has bottled
grape juice, that may, be, used, taking
one cupful Of gfapa juiGe. two table.
spoonfuls Of lemon Juice and pirt Of
thin cream; freeze And serve III SHEER
bet cups. This Is almost, beautiful WA
termelon pink and tastes as well ats it
looks.
Potato Flour and. Honey .spNnae
cake-Boil half<l cupfal each. OF hon
ey and sugar to the soft bah stage
OBS degrees FIsaht <nhett). Beat pntil
thick the yolks ibf nye eggs, abeak the
sirup into the sy0lks, add the grated
rind and juice. Of half ! hemon, then:
fold in q half cupful offpotatot -four
and the stidiy beaten egg;whites.( bake
In tlbe nan E0 minutes A8 ttE
Oatmeal Fruit AaaeaFoes rB EAT to-
getlfer oneshalf cupfnl Of sugas, one
quarter cupful OF cosps strui. Ssnel table.
spoonful of melted shoF tenAne NH TWO
beaten eggs. Take two tand half
cupfuls Of rolled oats, q haaf tea pepa-
full Of salt and one half cupful oil dates
or raisins. Combine the two mi ktures
and drop in rounds on baking sheet.
Bake in a moderate oven. This hecipa
makes three dozen macardons.l %
49, i;sssRs - "a ~ ~
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Remember, we meet or beat any adj
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VALLEY TIMES
II. C. LAHMAN
Editor and Proprietor.
Entered at the Postoffice at Mis-.
souri, Valley, Iowa. as sec
ond class matter.

FUR and HIDES
The furs started at high price
this season and we are paying the
top market price. See us.
JOE KAPLAN y
Dealer in Hides and Furs
Phone 1863 Mill Str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05

kare 80 lat wiezicnia i $4,000
grzywny "a niszczenic materya--
low wojennych hub zak}adow ia
brycznych wojcnnych. Nlcktorzy
s~tarali sic przeprowadzic kare
Smicrci, ale te ,,zacllowa sic" pra-
wdopodobnic tylko ola szpiegow
zdrajc0w. Nowela ia prawdopo-
dobnic tcraz szybko przejdzlc
przez obie izby.
w senacie wczoraj odbywafy
sic debaty mad nowela Ovcrmana
nadajaca Prezydentowi wladze
zrcorganizowania departamentow
i agency rzadowych ma GAS woJ-
nv. Przeciw novel; przemawlal
przez dwie godziny demokrata
senator Reed z Missouri; w o.
bronze novel; wystapil goracy
wielbiciel Prezydenta Wilsona,
senator Lewis Z Illinois, a potem
iweszcze przeciw bilowi przemawla
Ii republikanin Knox Z Pennsyl--
vania i senator Borah.
sAMoBoJsTWO oFIcERA.
indianapolis, Ind, B. kwietnia.
Pierwszy porucznik Chester
MADDEN, LEGACY lat 80, officer re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05
I WQjNY!
Dokonczenie re str. lei
Ukrainna Rada zapropono-

- Ukrainna Rada zapropono--
wala rzadowi bolszewikow rosyj-
skich zawarcie pokoju, lecz kom-
plikuje sprawe, il i ma Ukraine
lest rada bolszewicka w Tagan--
rogu urzedujaca, kt6rt propaguje
czynnie walke przeciw Niemcom.
Donosza z Tobolska, gdzie
internowana jest rodzina ex-cara
Mikolaja Romanowa, IL w rodzl-
ME tel kilka osob zachorowalo -
jakoby wskutek zlego odzywia-
MIA, poniewaz przyznano i'm tylko
racye zoinierskie z ,,Czerwonego
Krzyza" podano do rzadu bolsze-
wickiego prosbe, by pozwolono
dawac lepsza zywnoSt chorym, w
rezultacie ~przyznano Romano
wynn 800 rubli ma mieslac -
,,strawnego."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05

$50 rano. Ia niewypelnienie tego o.
bowiazku kara podiug konstytucyi.
- J6zef Przybyio, PREF: Ant. Pocza-
TEX, sekr. prot, 919 Will ul.
Tow. Kadetow Sw. JerzegO MI
mr.. 402 Zjed. przystapi do spowie-'
dzi wielkanocnej dis j jutro. a W
niedziele 7go kwietnia o godzinie
$50 rano do wspolnej Komunii sw.
Czlonkowie stawic sic maja do hall
~posiedzen. Ia niewypelnienie tego o.
bowiazku kara podiug k~onstytucyi.
]. Ochab. PREF; NJ. Zajac, sekr.
prot, 1913 w. Erie ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Sprawozdanie komitetu z odbytego
koncertu i bazaru ma doch6d orga-
nu do nowo budujacego sic koScioia
prey 22ej i Whipple I'll przedstawia
sic W TAXI spos6b. Dotychczas ogol-
uego dochodu bylo z ogioszen, bile
t6w i ofiar $~1,360.40
~ baz.ru 545.15
Rszem $~1,9O5.55
Rozcbodu byIo 222.46
Czysty dochod $~l'oeo.V'
z tego doreczono Wiel. ks.
Furmanowi 1,6OO.O 90
r. kasverki pozostaie $500
Opr6cz tego So j~eszcze ME rozprze-
dane losy ma piekne krzesio, lozko
i Victrola $40 O~wartoSci, ktore ma
bye MONA u kasyerki p. Kuokow--
skiei.
Dziekujac Szan. Tow. jakotez roz-
nym byznesistom "a ogioszenia do
pam:atkowego programu, zarazem
przerraszamy "a pomyiki W druku'
ii. co bylo pominiete, take Tow. sw.
lana Chrzciciela miaio mice GAIA
~atronice ogfoscenia a bylo tylko poi,
co niniejszem ~prostuje.
Ia komitet -
w. GAIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05

DOdalGmy do naszeSo zapasu siynne rain
olive potrzeby do toalety ! nby Hapoznat z
niemi mieszkaic6w tel Ok0icy, Gamy 9armo
kupnem kremu Tub shampoo Tub ka""iek
darmo y kaSdem 25c zakupnem kremu lub
talcum pr0sEku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05

Zawiadamia sic czlonk6w Tow. Br.
Pom. Sw. Walentego mr.. 81 LJed'
ze kwartalne posiedzenie odbedzie
sic W niedziele dnia 7go kwietnia' o
godzinie 1880 p%opoludniu, W hall
zwykfych posiedzeh. ObecnoSG kazde-
20 czionka jest koniecznie. po5adana
gdyz Jest bardzo wiele waznych
spraw do zafatwienia. - Jozef Ja-'
nasiewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05
" STAR NIU 0
I'd R 0 WIE.
Biuletyn ToWar1stWa Denly
stow POISkich.
UMIEJETNos6 sPozYwANIA Po-
KARM0W.

Ludzie przewatnie jedzs "a wiele,
ME umiejs dobierac ~potrzebnych
srodkow spotywczych W odpowied--
niej proporcyi, 1 ME majs umiejet-
nosci jedzenia.
Umiec jeSG - to macy umiee
zuG, czyli naletycie pokarmy po-
gryaG, wymiesza6 W ustach re slina,
4 dopiero nalezycie rozmieRczone,
rozdrobniohe / czeSciowo przetworzo
ne chemicznie - po}ykae.
Hygienisci podaja szereg regui W
tym kierunku, ktore wszyscy poWin-
nj stosowae. I TAX: /. Gryat kazdy
kawalek pokarmu, dopoki ME pre-
mieni sic ma wp6lplynna papke. 2.
Ka4dy pokarm piynny wymieszac ze
Slins, wykonujac zwyczajne porusze-
MIA zucia. 8. Me spieszyc sic PREY
iedzeniu, DO tel czynnosci nalezy spo
70 poSwieciG czasu. 4. Me pofykao
pokarm6w, natychmiast po wprowa-
dzeniu ich do ust. 8. Unikae zbyt
goracych lub 7byt zimnych pokar-
NOW.
Gryzac zaleznie cd twardosci da-
nego pokarmu, wykonywac sic po-
winno cd 10 do 100 poruszen szcze-
ka dolna. To tet miesnie lucia So tax
potezne, re MONA mimi wywolaC cd
100 do 800 funt6w ciSnienia, a "a
tenn wiecej ni5 z miesniami ramie-
mia.
Zucie mechaniczne wplywa ma u
mocnienie zeb6w, jest jakby gimna-
styka dla mich. JednoczeSnle zeby
podlegaja c~zyszczeniu. Nadto rugby,
wykonywane przy zuciu wzmagaJa
czynnosc ~gruczoi6w Slinowych. Po-
karmy, nalezycie ~przezuwane, wiecej
| cz~lowiekowi ~przynosza korzysci, a
| zatem mrsej ich cziowiek potrzebu1e.
..Hooveryzacya" zas jest, W czasach
obecnych, objawem wielce patryoty-
cznym.
Jednem slowem jestto czynnost "
gospodarce ludzkiego ciala ogrom-
ME wanna, ME moe jednak bye wy
konywana PREY braku zeb6w, Tub Ia
pomoca zeb6w zepsutych i b~olacych.
Wniosek stad logiczny, re nalezy
przedewszystkiem dba6 o zdrowy
stan zeb6w, droga odpowiednich "a
biegow. Fab czysty, W ustach nor
malnego osobnika, W nadzwycZajnych
wypadkach ulega gniciu. C~zyszczenie
| zeb6w, przynajmniej diva razy ma
dzieh jest tedy rzecza ola Razdego
czlowieka nieodozwna. Uzywac do
tego naleiy specyalnych s~zczoteczek,
wybierajac stosowna, tax co do for
my. wielkoSci, jak i twardosci wio-
sienna. Szczoteczka ,obmiata sic" ze-
by skrupulatnie, Cd brzeg6w dziasef,
do cory, 0 lie to So zeby dolne, a W
dol, 0 lie to So zeby g6rne. Obmia-
tao zeby trzeba dookola, zwiaszcza
usunat wszystkie resztki jedzenia q
pomiedzy scian ~bocznych.
wszystkie woody drogueryjne ftp.
preparaty ME maja aadnego znacze-
mia. Letnia woda re szczypta soil,
albo ma szczoteczke posypana spro-
szkowana kreda, So jedyne, skutecz-
ne, TAME i ~polecenia godne srodki.
o tych ~dwurazowych zabiegow, my
Gle ust i zeb6w pred udaniem sic
ma spoczynek noony jest o wiele waz
niejsze / pod zadnym pozorein ME
powinno bye zaniedbywane.
Czlowiek, ktoremu zeby wyproch-
nialy, musi postarac sic o substytuty
sztuczne, kt6re ME dorownuja nigdy
straconym, naturalnym.
Obywanie sic bez zeb6w wogole
lest wykluczone. Brak ich bowiem
uniemozliwia doniosla ezynnosc zu-
| cia. ! stanowi zr6dfo calego szeregu
zaburzen ~trawiennych, ktore poWo-
duja wiele przykrosci i sprowadzaJa
przedwczesna starost.
DR.. WI. Koniuszewskf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05

.zerwy przydzielonej do 10 pufku
piechoty St. Zjedn., odebrat sobie
zycie wczoraj W nocy. Zwfoki Jc-
60 znaleziono W jcgo izbic W Fort
Benjamin Harrison.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05
2 CH0RU CHOPINA.

Wazne posiedzenie Ch6ru Chopina
No. 1 Wv. Sp. Pol. W Am, odbedzie
sic dis W piatek. SGD kwietnia, o
godz. Smej wieczorem w hall kol.
Romanowicza, Division I Cleaver ul.
Obecnosc wszystkich koleg6w ko--
n~ieczna. - Cora Piesn! B. DO
~guszewski, sekr. fin, 937 n. Hoyne
ave.
U KANTOWA.
Tow. sw. Wojciecha mr.. 1854 ZJed'
przystapi do s~powiedzl wielkanocnej
dis i jutro, a do Komunii sw. W
.niedziele Ego kwietnia, o godzinle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05

WUrOA Gaxst nie-anGislS6jcA
DzIENN1K CHICAGoSKl prsodujs
Dod wxxledsm doboru 1 trstd nate
Uaiu. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05
CEOIIJ TIT
w SPRAWIE NATIONAL


Nowy York, 5. kwietnia. -
Henry Weismann oznajmif, re
organizacya niemiecka YDeutsch
amerikanische Northumberland"
ma specyalnym zjezdzie, ktory sic
odbedzie we Filadelfii II kwiet-
MIA, ma zamiar sic rozwiazac. ow
pan Weismann, jak donoszono,
niedawno ,grai pewna role" W
sprawach tel organizacyi. Wobec
reporter6w oSwiadczyl Weis--
mann, IL ma te wiadomosc cd
czfonkow Zarzadu organizacyl, re
ME vie, dlaczego ~powzieto zamiat
rozwiazania sic dobrowolnego'
ale sadzi, re z koi rzadowych w
Waszyngtonie nadeszla rada, by
tax postapiono.
Z KONGRESU.
Washington, 8. kwietnia. -
Pc debatach ~przeszio miesiac
trwajacych ma konferencyi komi-
tet6w senatu i izby posiow, osta-
tecznie wczoraj przyjeto nowcle
q sabotazu. Nowela ia wyznacza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05
3MOrVuX AWVS9]73I
Dokonczenie re str. lei


Lord Rhondda nadeslai Z Londy-
MI TAXI telegram: TAXA ofiar--
nose i wspanialomyslnoSc narodu
St. Zjedn. napelniaja mas nova O.
tucha." - Silvo Crispi Z Rzymu
telegrafowal: w imieniu narodu
wloskiego, kt6ry wobec najstrasz-
liwszych krakow ME tract odwa-
81, wyrazam najgoretsze podzie--
kowanie narodowi amerykaIlskie-
mt "a jednomySlne, podziwu god
ne zachowanie sic w tel n~aszej
krytycznej ckwili."
DZIEWIEc MILIARDOW
Washington, 5. kwietnia.
Wedle ogioszonych tn sprawoz--
dan departamentu skarbu, pierw-
sly rok wojny kosztowal Stany
Zjednoczone dziewicc miliardow
dolarow. Wiecej niz po}owe z tel
sunny wydano ma pozyczki ola
pahstw sprzymierzonych przesz-
10 trzecia Geese wydano ma armie
i wojskowe urzadzenia dziesiata
Geese ma flote, a Is Geese ma budo-
we okret6w.
Szosta Geese tych kosztow O.
pedzono z opodatkowania i ivy
klych zr6def dochod6w. Rcszte O.
trzymano Z r~ozprzedazy obligacyj
pozyczki wolnosciowych.
Jakkolwiek koszta tc wydaja
sic wysokie w porownaniu z wy
datkami rzadu w czasach poko-
ju, ktore wynosza 700 do 800 mi
lion6w dolarow rocznie, So one
i~eszcze znacznie mniejsze, anize-
Ii we Wie1kiej Brytanii i wyno--
sza zaledwie dwie trzecic prelimi-
narza u}ozonego przez organa
rzadowe pred niespelna rokiem.
Obecnie wydatki rzadu wynosza
okofo miliard miesiecznie Z tego
nieco mniej niz po}owa przezna--
czona Jest ola sprzymierzonych.
RosYJsK1E PARoWCE
ZAJFTE.
Nowy York, 5. kwietnia. - We
die wiadomoSci pochodzacych z
tuteiszych k6f okretowych, rad
Stanow /;"dnoczonych zarekWi--
rowa} do y.uzby ola palstw En-
tente'y pewna lose parowcow ro-
syjskich dawniej uzywanych do
przewozenia zapas6w Z Amerykl
do Rosyi. Sa to owe okrety, kto-
re zatrzymano w portach amcry-
kanskich, kiedy obecny Rad TO-
syjski ~przyszedl do w}adzy. Beda
one nadal pEyne}y pod flaga ro--
syjska, a zaloge tworzyc nadal
bedzie ochotnicza flota rosyjska,
kt6ra, jak utrzymuja t|utejsi re-
prezentanci poprzedniego rzadu
rosyjskiego, pozostaia nienaruszo
ma. Niektore z tych okretow
znajduja sic IL wybrzezy Pacyfi--
ku i tie zostana przewiezione do
wvbrzezy Atlantyku.
%JAPONSKIE OKRETY MA
USLUGI.
Seattle, 5. kwietnia. - Biuro
tutejsze japohskiej kompanii o.
kretowej Nippon Jusen Kaisza, O.
znajmilo, IL otrzymalo Z Toxic de
pesze kablowa d~onoszaca, re rad
japohski polecii, by 8 okretow do
tel kompanii nalezacych oddano
do rozporzadzenia Stanom Zje-
dnoczonym. So to frachtowce.
San Francisco, 5. kwietnia. -
Rad japohski poleci}, by parow-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-02-01

The following notice of Rev. McEwen's
work is from the Montreal Daily News:
Brazil A description of people,
country and happenings there and else
where) by Rev. J. D. McEwen, that
second edition has just been published in
Montreal. The book has been authorized
by the Board of Education for all
the protestant school libraries of the
Province Of Quebec. 1t contains so
much authentic information concerning
that vast, but little known country in
South America and is written in such
a concise and readable style, it serves the
double purpose Of being both instructive
and entertaining. At the present time,
there is unsual interest in Brazil, apart
from its historical and romantic beauties,
and Mr.. McEwen's book comes as a
timely revelation of the country's inner
conditions and vast, yet barely scratch
cd, natural resources. While primarily
intended to emphasize the great need of
Missionary effort in Brazil in which the
Author was himself engaged for fourteen
years the volume contains many recollec-
tons of the wonderful country itself,
undoubtedly valuable to any traveller
contemplating trip to Brazil. So much
is dealt with in comprehensive manner
that one is enabled to quickly obtain a
. clear idea Of the characteristic features
Of this great country, possessing as it
does, an area Of 3,29S,S7O square miles
and comprising in population several dis
tinct elements aggregating in all 49,
100000 people. There are twenty-one
self-governed states in the republic of
Brazil
Mr. McEwen is Glengarian and is
well-known in Montreal. His book is
delightfully."- written and within its des-
sriptive pages are dashes Of humor which
only one with an observant eye and a
complete knowledge Of the subject could
80 aptly use to advantage.
Copies of this book can be secured
from W. Fl. Flood who has the local
distribution Of this very interesting work.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-02-01
Estate of George L. Clark.

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF Essex SIS.
THE HONORABLE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF ESSEX:
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate OF George l.. Clark, late of Brighton, in
said District, deceased, GREETING:
At Probate Court, holden at Canaan, with =
in and for said District on the 10Th day of Janu-
airy, A. D., 1918, an instrument purporting to be
the last Will and Testament of George L. Clark
late of Brighton, in said District, deceased
was presented to the Court aforesaid, for
Probate.
And it is ordered by saidCourt that the 18th day
of February, 1918, at the Probate Office in said
Brighton, be assigned for proving said instru-
ment; and that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Essex County
Herald,a newspaper circulating in that vicinity
i'll said District, previous to the time appointed,
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place afore-
said, and contest the probate of said will, if
you have cause.
Given Under My Hand at Canaan, in said
District, this 10th day of January, 1918.
27-29 EDWIN o. CARLL, Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-02-01
Stop Eating Soldiers!

If every Cosmopolitan family does its
bit the million households in which this
magazine is read can alone save wheat
enough to nourish million fighting men.
The need for food conservation is not
fool conservation. Two sorts OF SUD-
marines threaten the Allies-the U-boat
isn't whit more effective than the
Stacker garbage-pail
If each Of you takes care of the little
wastes in your home, the big war will
soon take care of'itsef. Women of the
United States are the final arbiters of
this appalling conflict.
AS they write their market-list, they
determine the fate of the state and its
foes. Cook the Kaser's goose on your
own stoves
Victory over there is being weighed
upon grocer's scales here.
The flag out front signifies nothing
unless it's also hanging in the ice-box
Whoever pampers special tastes hampers
the army-dines upon the very Stars
and Stripes.
We have challenged the dreadest
military force in all annals, and we shall
fail ANONYMOUSLY and be marred etern-
ally if our appetites aren't patriots.
Stand in the bread-lines of defense-serve
ornate and lavish meals now, and you
serve the enemy.
Every time you pass the plate for
a second helping, Berlin thanks you.
Democracy is equally menaced by
gluttony and Germany. Don't cruelty
Civilization on "a cross of knives and forks.
God help people that stints the field
kitchen to stuff the home larder. It's
a shoddy and pinchback loyalty that
sends sons to the battlefront and won't
spare a crust to comrades in arms. ,
France, England and Italy can provide
as many troops as we'll provision, Ey-
travagant Americans are holding whole
regiments from the trenches, Stop eating
soldersl From February Cosmopolitan
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-02-01
THE man FROM Brazil"
Gave Two Eloquent Addresses
Sunday i'm the Churches.

Rev. j. d. McEwen, of Montreal, q
returned missionary from Brazil gave
two interesting addresses Sunday on that
country and its people.
In the morning Mr.. McEwen spoke
at the Methodist church and in the even.
ing at the Congl church. His dis
courses were principally along the lines
of his work as missionary among the
people of Brazil and he gave many
interesting accounts Of the educational
and religious work carried on.
Rev. McEwen has written book
on Brazil which is spoken highly of by the
press and educational boards. He is
now lecturing in the Eastern Provinces
of Canada.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-02-01
New PerCales.'
l. F. JONES, Dry Goods

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Johnson and
and daughter Helen returned Tues
day from Lyndonville. where they
have been visiting Mrs. Johnson S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Laid.
Mrs. Charles D. Laid of Lyndon
vile, has been in town on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. James McKelvey,
and other relatives this week.
Mrs. E. H. Kittridge of Orleans,
visited her son, Gilbert Kittredge.
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Kit
tredge is day clerk in the post office.
Miss Genevieve Devlin of Grove
ton, N. H., is the guest of relatives
in town. I
Mrs. Emma Rawson who has been
spending several weeks in Gorham,
N. H., and Portland, Me-, has re-
turned to her home here. ~,
Thomas Donnelly of Groveton, N.
H., visited relatives in town last
week.
O. L. Mansur has been quite ill
for several days, but is reported as
gaining.
Parson Jordan of Portland, Me-,
who has been taking a vacation from
his railroad duties for several weeks,
was calling on friends here this
week. He will soon take up his
passenger run again.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-02-01

Mrs. A. L. Bailey and friend, Miss
Dora Schoolcraft, visited in Sher-
brooke, Que, last week.
Alfonso Tanguay has gone to his
home in Ashland, N. H., and ex-
poets to enlist in the navy. q H. .
Philip Bonneau was in Guildhall
last week on business. 'a )
DR.. H. E. Sargent, member of the
local draft board, was in St. Johns
bury last week to attend a meeting
of the boards in this section atwhich
Capt. C. C. Waller, of the U. S. sur
gical corps from Aver, Mass, was
present to inspect and instruct the
local board on the present draft. .,7
Miss Mae Roy visited in Richmond,
Que, Sunday. - =.
F. E. Minard and O. H. Cameron
were in Sherbrooke, Que, Tuesday
on business. .-.. ..
W. l.. Currier is cutting ice on the
lake to fill his ice house. He har-
vests a large amount from which he
supplies the village.
Edwin Hawkins has finished work
at the round house and gone to work
for his father, Aaron Hawkins, at
the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Connolly, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Quinn, returned to Montreal
Tuesday.
Mr.. Oscar L. Jensen and Miss
Orpha A. Wilson of East Charleston
were married Saturday evening at
the Congregational parsonage by
Rev. Robert Lawton, pastor of the
Congregational church.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Turgeon, Jr., died Mon
day night of commissions. The child
was about two weeks old and had
never been strong. The parents
have the sympathy of all in their
sorrow.
The wrecking crew on the Grand
Trunk returned Tuesday night from
clearing a wreck on the west end Of
the division to which they went %
week ago Monday. 3 7,
The drinking fountain on depot
square has heen causing the water
department trouble from the freez
ing of the overflow pipe. /.
John L. Morse of Co. 6, 5O4th En-
gineers Battalion, Camp Merritt
Tenoply, N. j., was home on fur.
Tough this week, visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Morse. - /.