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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-03
LEGAL ADVERTISED
NOTICE COR xpUBIIca-
Serial No 0ascS 'ok

Department. Of the Intar,o
Land Office at HALEY. Idah Y.
ust 20. 1919. { iuano. Au,
NOTICE is hereby given a..
lam d. Pierce of Lemhi Iaas a. WI
on June 20. 1911, made 9ano. vi,
Entry No. 09S60. for Lot 4 sa ooms;estsa'
Lot l, section 80. township 1I 70 u
range "a east; NEA NEn 20 north
25: and SEA SEA, section ;. seetioI
ship IL north, range % east 1ssa
ton. to makes five year nroos ihter
tablish claim to the land ahov. % q
cribed before Allen c. Merit, !. 0e5
Commissioner. at Salmon Idah. '.
the 10th lay Of October, 1919 q
Claimant names as witn...
Walter Gill, Mark d. Miller esses
Lemhi, Idaho. al
BEN r. GRAY. pa.
August 29-October 3. ssle
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATtoNF-
II Ser4al Mo- 018471


Department of the Interior, y. s.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Septem
Der 3. 1919. 70
Notice is hereby given that Ernest
w. Gutzmann. of Salmon, Idaho. who
ON July 20 1915. made Homestead
Entry, No. 01s471, for SEA NWA
SWA NEA, NWA SEA, Section 70
Township IS North, Range Il East
Boise Meridian, has filed notice OF In
tention to make Final Three Year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before Allen G. Mer
rift, U. s. Commissioner, at Salmon
Idaho, on the 22nd day OF October
1919.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Jerry Doody, Marcus Holman
Frank Hussey and Ernest Briney, all
of Salmon, Idaho.
{ BEN r. GRAY, Register.
Sent 70. Oct. H.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Serial NO. Ui3fHO
Department OF the Interior, u. s
Land office. at HALEY, Idaho. Sep
TENDER 20. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that Rob
ert Devance, of Leadore, Idaho. who
on April 10. 1916. made Homestead
Entry, No. 019476 for syn SEA
SEA SW4. NWh SEA. SWA
SWA, List No. 1890, Section 4
Township Is north, range % east
Boise Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention to make Final three year
proof. TO establish claim 10 the
land above described, before Allen
&c. Merritt. u. =. Commissioner. al
Salmon, Idaho. on the 9Th day of No
yember, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas f.. Chandler. Thomas
Heating William Rusk and John II
Phillips. all OF Leadore, idaho.
Sept. 26, ST. BEN II. GRAY.
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tor. Mr. Dern, In which he satirizes
the arguments OF the opponents OF
the league OF nations. is published to-
day In The Recorder an affording an
example of the best humor that 10
going the rounds. Our own dear
Senator Borah had made laughing
stock Of himself before the Utah man
had taken him In hand. but now the
Job In finished and polished off.
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ESTRAY NOTICE

Came to the ranch of the under.
signed, on Big Eight.mile creek
snou, May Is last. BLACK MAP
branded y y on left shoulder.
sept -o-St' W. G. BoHANNoN
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August 29-October 3. Aeest'
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9.26; 1924
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Orleans County


Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bodine are enter
tanning Mr.. Bodine's mother and sister
from Bellows Falls for a few days.-Mr.
Purdy has recently returned from several
months at Winnipeg. Manitoba, and Is
making his daughter, Mrs. e. u. Bear, a.
brief visit.-Mrs. Helen Richards has
closed the Lake View boarding house and
VIII soon have an auction to dispose Of
her personal property and go to Mont
pelier. where she has a position In the
State library.-A. 6. Chase and George
Porter were home from Newport Sunday.
Mrs. Bradford of Barre has been spend-
ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
w. s. ingalls,, returning home Sunday
Mrs. Clara Fay of Westford liz stopping
in town for a few days.-B. NJ. Wiley
and family were visitors in Hardwick
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. William Hardy
and son of Lyndonville are visiting Mrs.
Hardy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Goodrich.-E. r.. Rollins of Hyde Park,
Mass. is a guest at the Caspian Lake
House.-Miss T.. ]. Lindsay returned last
week from a three weeks visit with
friends in Cabot.-A. f Jackson was q
business visitor in Hardwick and Crafts
bury Saturday.-Miss Ruth Cuthbertson
was home from Lyndon Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. e. c. Kinney were visitors in Bur
lington the past week.
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GRAND ISLE

There will be services at the Union
Church September % with preach by the
pastor at 10 $50 a. m, subject, Companion
ship Bible school at II 80 a. m.-Junior
probationers class at the parsonage Mon
day evening.-Prayer and study class
Tuesday evening at the parsonage
Upworth League Saturday evening at
the parsonage; topic, study to Become
2 Good Americana leader, Ebby Haynes.
At the sunday school sessions Septem-
her %, Mrs. w. G. Minckler and Mrs. n.
p. sweet were appointed as delegates to
the State Sunday school convention at
Bellows Falls October 15-17.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Prindle of st. AL
bans called on friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. Prindle will be remembered as Miss
Mertie Macomber.-Mr. and Mrs. Rod
ney Packard returned to their home in
Brockton, Mass, Sunday night, after
spending several weeks in town.-The
selectmen have called a special town
meeting for two o'clock, October second.
Nils Jessie Ross, who has been seri-
ously i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs.
w. 5. Pearl. is slowly improving.-The
infant child of John Nondel is esri-
OuSlV ill
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BELVIDERE JUNCTION.

The reopening of the church on Satur-
day, September &, after quite extensive
repairs in connection with old home day
was Il red letter day in the history Of
Belvidere. Although the weather in the
morning seemed threatening and before
noon II had commenced raining, yet at
the opening service there We're nearly
$50 people present, coming from many
neighboring towns The service was
opened with music by "A fine orchestra
and was followed by the regular order
of services, after which the Rev, w. s.
Smiththoru of Randolph preached "A
forceful sermon. taking for his theme,
"Christ's Hour for the Church" After
the service "A dinner was served, At 300
p. M, the exercises began with selections
from the orchestra, after which the Rev.
\. \. Mandigo of the Methodist Churcli,
Johnson, offered prayer. Then the pas
of the repairs. 800. of which $3.50 was UNI
paid, Al once subscriptions were secured
to apply on that amount, and In less than
one hour more than enough was raised
to cancel the debt. a historic sketch of
the town and church was read. Then a
poem which was written by Mrs. Han
nah Tracey Gates, a former resident. was
read. The poem was written Tor the
occasion. Words were spoken by neigh
bOrs and former pastors Of the church,
after which an enthusiastic address was
given by Attorney Tracey of Johnson,
VINO was horn in BelVidere.
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LamoiIe County
MORRISVILLE

A social event of much interest was the
marriage last Thursday at 1890 p. m. in
81 Adams of Miss Ruth Frances Greene,
daughter of Mrs, Charming h. Greene,
and willis Perry Mould, son Of Fred W.
Mould of this town. The ceremony was
solemnized in the old home of the brides
mother, which is the present home Of
Mrs. II. +. Dee, the brides aunt. and
In the room where Miss Greene's mother
and father were married II years ago,
The was performed by the
Rev. George Smith OF the Episcopal
Church and the double ring service was
used. Only the families and q few imme-
date friends of the contracting parties
were present Miss Nora f.. Greene,
sister Of the bride, was maid of honor
and Charles =. Mould. brother of the
groom, acted as best man. The bride
was given away by her brother, Morris
Q. Greene. She wore II dress of white
accordian plated crepe de chene trim
med with real lace and carried "A shower
bouquet of pale pink snap dragons. Fol
lowing the ceremony a reception was
held, at which refreshments of ice cream
and CAKE were served by the brides
three aunts. The bride is a graduate of
r A., Of the 81. Paul Institute of Art
of ST. Paul, Mimi. 1915, and studied art
last year at the Art Students League
In New York. She was a successful
teacher in Morrisville for a year and
following her graduation from the st.
Paul Institute she taught al Johnson
normal a year and was supervisor of
drawing AT the Montpelier schools for
two years following her resignation al
johnson. She taught the last summer al
'fhe E~dgewood school at Greenwich
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JOHNSON

MIR. and Mrs. e. +. Jones and Mrs.
Laura Landon returned the last of the
week from a trip through the Adiron-
dacks.-W. 6. Jones was in Eden Friday
on sheriffs busincss.-Mrs. Eugene
Gauthier came Saturday for a short
stay to gather the vegetables and get
as the family are in Barre.-Mr. and
Mrs. Leigh F'anchier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Fanchier and mother, Mrs.
Wilson, are visiting in town.-Charles
Holbrook is building a silo.-The matron
of the Grand Chapter has granted a
dispensation for johnson Chapter No.
65 to hold their meeting October third
instead of October 1O.-Mrs Wilma Fitch
Baxindale has gone to Saratoga, n. Y,
to spend the winter with her brother.
Guy Fitch.-Mrs. White is building an ell
on the house that was damaged by fire
a short time ago.
Leonard Pearl returned 10 Exeter,
n. H., Thursday to resume teaching.-Mr.
Thursday to visit relatives for a short
time.-Mrs. Laura Landon expects to
spend the winter in Washington. u. C.
Mrs. Robert Fields is teaching in Albany
Mrs. Frank Boyes. who has been in
very poor health, Is not as well-Mr. and
Mrs, A.. W. Glover and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Fl. Glover and two children. Everett and
william. of Millbury, Mass, were week
end guests of Miss Flossie Demerritt.
They Were on a 7O0-mile trip through the
Berkshires, the Green Mountains and tbs
White Mountains
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is clerking at the drug store.-J. Lester
Berry was In Barre, Sa~turday.-James
Berry visited his parents here, Sunday
Iva Potter left for New York, Tuesday
Miss Catherine Smalley spent Sunday at
her home in Stowe.-Frank Flynn. who
works for b. IL. Reynolds. at Fairfield,
had one foot bad,v crushed by n log
rolling on 1t. Tuesday.-B. II. Reynolds
took A. +. Rousseau to the hospital We'd
nesday morning for an operation. Or.
insolvency of Burlington was called in
council Sunday.-The following officers
were elected at a recent meeting of the
American Legion: Post commander,
clyde William Cheesman: vice COM
mander, Buel Brewster; adjutant, Maurice
Brush: treasurer, Prof. w. H.. Venable;
executative committee, Henry Smile,
Frank Rosseau and Leon Ellsworth with
the officers.-Word has been received of
the death of Paul Calvin of Saxtons
River. He had many acquaintance in
town. having been in this locality many
times. being State agent for the Coc-
Mortimer Fertilizer company.-E. a,
Woods family with Mrs. Helen Emerson
took an automobile trip to Avery Gore,
Sunday.-Mrs. Wayne Scott IL to have
her millinery opening Saturday. Septem-
Der ~
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CENTER

G. e. Sunderland and family of Pitts
field, Mass, were in town last week.
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. u. Loukes.-Miss INA S%tinehour.
who is teaching school in Franklin,
passed the Weekend at her home i'm
town.-Mr, and Mrs. J. 3. Diinon and
family are enjoying an automobile trip
10 Springfield. Mass, and points in
southern Nermont-The Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist Church will serve n sup
per in the church vestry October first.
Miss Dorothy Dorraucc passed Sat
urday in st. Albans.-J. &. Corcoran
spent the weekend in Lowell. Mass
Mr., and Mrs. c. r.. Lyon and Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. !. Lyon left Wednesday for a
10 day auto trip through the white
mountains and a visit with friends in
New Hampshire.-L. q. Nye was n bust
ness visitor in Burlington. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Sheltus and little
daughter. Janet, of Swantcn, spent the
Weekend at the home of n. Il. Shc1tus.
DIR. and Mrs. Bates have returned
home from Burlington. where they have
been visiting friends.-Miss Gladys
Deal is visiting friends in Massachu-
setts.-The HighEate Gun club VIII
have a game supper and dance in For
esters hall Thursday evening. Felton's
orchestra of 81. Adams will furnish
music.-Mr. and Mrs. II. e. Cross of st.
Adams were visitors in town. sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Boss have re-
turned home from "A two weeks auto
mobile trip to Cohoes and Albany. N.
y. Springfield. Mass. and the White
p,ountains.-Mr Dolly Japan of
scranton is spending the week in town.
-t;tates attorney a T.. Rowley of Rich
F-u1 1000 rn,a,t ,.taitar il a, 81
Attorney d. w. Steele s attending
county court in st. Adams.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Leno Lapelie and family of Swanton
were callers in town, Sunday. Ralph
Wells and family of Belvidere visited f..
NJ. Thomas, Sunday .-The Misses Smith
and Aldrich were at Montpelier Sunday
to attend a reception.-Arthur Russin.
who has been stationed with the army of
occupation in France, arrived in town
Saturday.-Mrs Della Williams has
been spending the week at c.. b. richards,
Miss Cassie Hoyt. who is teaching at
Fltzdale, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives here.-Miss Iva Potter
went to lew York ia take a nurses train
ing. Tuesday..-H. A. Hawley and family
and William Stroud and sisters were in
Barre, Sunday.-Miss Matte Cleveland
of Nashua, N. H.. has been "A guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Curtis.-Miss Mary
Powell Of Burlington has been visiting at
II. M. Cornells. -Leslie Roberts and
Orange Burt, who are working for G.. d,
Griswold at Danville, were in town Sun
day.-Mr. ad Mrs. Lovejoy have sold
their farm to Mr.. Green of Westford and
purchased the Heman Miller farm now
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reynolds. Harold Montague, Howard
Baker and George Westman were al
CRANKY, T.. O., Sunday.-B. j. Baker of
pb'iilib " WdS III ioWh q
NJ. A. Day spent Sunday at Cloverdale.-
A ball team from Eden was in town Sat
urday and crossed bats with the NJ. w. A
boys on the school campus winning the
game by n score of u to 5.-The picture
show at the town hall on Friday evening
will be open o Eyes. Mrs. Ralph
Hebb of Bartlett, n. H., is visiting rela.
tvs here,-George Rousseau and family
of Grand Isle were in town Sunday to
see his father, who is seriously il,-Lin'
wood and Dorothy Hoyt have scarlet
fever.-Quantities of supplies are being
unloaded daily at Hawleys Brothers
store for use of the demonstrators al
the n food fair and sale to be held
Saturday, Mr., and Mrs. Stephen Wiswell
who have been visiting at r.. M. Knee
lands for several weeks, started Monday
for their home in Denver. Colorado.
G. f.. Miller of Craftsbury was a bust
ness visitor here.-Willlam stroud was in
Winooski, Tuesday.-Miss Beryl Powell
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HYDE !pARN.

Mrs. -. q Grant of Rome. Ga, n
daughter of the late a. +. Smalley, is
visiting relatives here. ON Sunday she
visited Beividere. where she spent her
early Girlhood days, over half "a century
ago.-Russell Page has purchased Judge
LeaCh's residence on Main street.-.A
teachers meeting was held at the academy
Friday.-Mrs. Nora Scotield has gone to
Albany, y. y, to remain . while with nei
son. lIugh.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Whitconb. Jr., have returned TO
Bristol, '"nn. Miss Freda Hurlburt mas
returnot - her work at Lowell, Mass
Mrs. llp.,u Maynard of Brandon is
visiting at the lnn.-A young peoples
social will be held at the parsonage Fri
day evening THE Rev. Mr.. Mercer
visited Nj, Mansfield Thursday. going the
distance on bicycle and foot.-B. w.
Mcfarland and Clay Fisk spent sunday
last with II. II. Hatch in Eden.
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Erwin Adams.-A large number of the
business men of stowe attended the
picnic In %Sinugglers' Notch Thursday.
1t is hoped the outcome may mean a
nc" summer hotel for stowe in the
vicinity of the Notch.-Mrs. Louise
Blselow and daughter Annie visited
relatives in Worthwhile Friday.-Mrs.
r.. A. Hil has returned from II weeks
WISH with her niece, Mrs. Althea Key
hoIds kneeland, in Swanton.
Mrs Myra r. Lord of Boston will speak
mere Sunday evening. October 3. IN the
interest of the thrift campaign.-The
Young Peoples Community club was Or
ganlzed Sunday evening. The following
oincers were elected; President. ". t..
Mayo; vice-president. Douglass Barrows
secretary, Hazel oaks. treasurer, Pauline
Harris; chairman of the membership
committee, Marion Pike. program com
mittee, Lawrence Bigelow, social COM
mittee, Gale shaw, music committee,
Marjorie Watts. Tuesday evening an
enthusiastic meeting of the officers and
chairmen was held at the parsonage to
make plans for future work. II is hoped
all the young people will take an interest
in this club as it is for their benefit
Miss Harriet Adams, who has been visit
ing her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Irwin
Adams, has returned to her work in Lex
ington. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury.
Rand of New Britain, Conn. are visiting
Mrs. Rand's brother and wife, Mr., and
Mrs. G. A. Simmons. She was formerly
Miss Bertha Simmons of this place
stowe congratulates Waterbury on get
ting first in the cattle Judging contest
for the school teams at the State fair.
stowe has reason TO he proud of the
fact that her team won second prize,
Jeffersonville won third prize. making
two prizes for "Spunky Lamoille. Mrs.
Mary Jenney Luce and son, Marshall,
who have been spending the summer here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IA. f..
J%enney, left Wednesday for their home
in Miami. Fla.-Orlo Is. Jenney has gone
TO Burlington to resume his work at
the University Of Nermont.-Mrs NJ. G.
Tinkham wen Wednesday to M~iddlebury
as a delegate to n -. A. r.. conference.
She was accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. Dewey. who also will visit in Bran
don and W~hiting.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
llosmer and daughter. Anna. and Mr..
and Mrs. William Hosmer and little son
started early Wednesday morning for
Boston, hoping to make the trip in one
day. by auto. They expect to remain
there for the winter.-Mrs Edith Bashaw
Drury. who has been visiting her brother.
+. G. Bashaw, has returned to her home
in Belfast. Me.-After having the most
successful season in its history the club
house at Lake Mansfield is closed.
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EDEN

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Dusoe. September iS.-The annual
meeting of the cemetery association was
held September II, the following officers
being elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, May Emery; vice president. Mrs.
Nell Harrington; secretary. S.-lla
Stearns; treasurer, Effie Whittemore. A
board of directors will be appointed
later. Dinner will be served Wednes-
day, October ], 1t is hoped that "A suf-
ticient number of men will turn out to
NOV the cemetery, to whom dinner will
be served free.-Rollie O'Hear was APP
pointed by the selectmen to All the Office
of town treasurer in place of r. l..
Whittemore, resigned from this
town went to Jeffersonville Saturday to
see the game between this town and JEFF
fersonville, resulting in a score of II to
. in favor of Eden.-Ruth Kinds has
gone to Hyde Park, where she will attend
school.-H. W. Shattuck was a caller in
town the first of the week.-Mrs.. Linz
Whjttpmnra &c III
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RANDOLPH

AT the formal opening of the T.. s. A.
last Wednesday DR.. Hillegas was present
and in a very effective manner explained
to the students what made a good school.
Mr.. Metzger and V. l.. Spear of Randolph
also spoke and the Rev. II. Barker and
n, l.. Boyden made some suggestions,
Friday evening the community gave the
school and teachers "A epti IN. Alice
Gilman. who has been an invalid for
years, died last week Tuesday. The flu
neral was held at the home of her brother
FRIDAY The 'dy of Mrs. l., r. Hebard,
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs. Euphemia Hitchcock has 81
village residence to Mrs. Ella NJ.
it is now occupied by the Rev.
Macfarlane and family.-Bd
Wright and friend, Mr.. Sayles
ford, Mass, came home Sunda1
visit. Both young rl"" have|
employed at damon sland,
Names popular summer resorts
Saturday evening, Miss Gladys Il
and Benjamin sylvester. both of
were married by the Rev. |
Macfarlane, at his Residences
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Longley and
children of Enosburg, visited at l
Longley's.-Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Ba|
Island Pond came Friday to Sd
Tuesday with Mrs. Dayton Hal
Sunday Albro Hunt started for
River Junction TO purchase bobb
chinery for the new mill which is
along quite well. The
two acres of land from W. S. Tru
which will give them a good-size,
W. S. Trumpass and family star
Woodsville, y. H., Saturday. whe,
will spend the winter at the HI
Robert T~rumpass. Miss Elizabeth
turn To her work in the insurance
ment at the war office. Washingtor
Homer Burnham of Morrisvi.le
visitor in town last week.
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cloths, he now manufacturers jnI
son.-Charles Blair Of Blair's phI
is moving in'o his new home !
avenue.
Newport hospital propositio1
longer in the air, 1t rests on
foundation, with gift by MrsI
Young of the site, selected BY III
mittee appointed for that n
namely the Green property on|
land avenue. Six acres of land
at $4,000. Mrs. Young annound
gift at the meeting of the, N
Hospital association. held at
hall last evening. This meetirI
TO have been representative
county. and not strictly local as|
and though there were but ~ |
present. il was probably not n
lack of interest but a muItipli|
interests. However. the business
evening moved very smoothly.
ficers were selected from a
members submitted to the nom
committee. and were elected bv|
nation, without opposition, as II
President. Mrs. John Young, vicd
dent, Hon. Josiah Grant; Gle r
Harry r. Hamilton; Treasure
Brown: executive board, He
Root. r. c. Camp, Mrs. F. Z.
Frank Sabourin, Charles l.
Mrs. j. r. McCarten, Alfred
The charter was presented by tn
Josiah Grout and the bylaws r
him were adopted. Resolution!
passed, voting grateful apprecia
the generosity of Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams in their transfer Of $40.
their home valued at $500 to tn
citation. Also to Mrs. Young for
firing efforts to bring this uortl
ject TO a successful issue. And
who have contributed to the sue
the Victory tea during Il
son, which is soon to close.
Bishop, chairman of the ter
finance committee, reported that
was the lowest estimate for Il
unit of the hospital, and it was
lief of this community that this
could be raised by annual men
dues. A drive such as the wa
campaign, and the enthusiastic
capacity of the loyal hospital SUP