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The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-25
County Seat News
Doing Throughout Provss County
Clipped from Country Exehsnsss
LAMAR WILL PAVE.
Property Holders Taking Hold Of
Matter Vigorously.


A petition has been circulated
and is being rapidly signed up that
will soon put Lamar in the paved
city class. The property holders
are almost a unit back of the move
ment and it looks rs if it would be
sure go this time The district
includes Main street Throughout it's
length from the north to the south
ends of town. The three main
cross streets, Olive, Elm and Oak,
are to be paved one block each
way from Main street If the plans
carry. making all told about mile
and quarter of paved streets.
The signatures of majority of
the property holders in the district
is assured and Lamar will soon be
a much more businesslike looking
oity. It is hoped to get the pre-
liminaries under way SO that the
contract can be let while similar
work is being done by the state
and county on the road north as
it will be much cheaper ii larger,
amOut of work is done.
There is no other improvement
except light plant so badly need
ed in Lamar as is that of paving
the principal streets. Many OF our
business men have been urging 1t
for several years, but it has seemed
impossible to get enough frontage
pledged to make it possible to go
ahead with the work. 1t now looks
as If it would be sure go and all
are enthusiastic over the prospect.
Garden City, Kansas, which is
smaller than Lamar, but has a
businesslike commission govern
ment, not only owns its own cleo
tric plant, but has several districts
with over five miles of paving con-
tracted, and much of it already un-
der way.-..Lamar Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-25
THIEVES ACTIVE.
Lenieney of Courts and Jurors En-
courage Criminal Activity.

On Sunday morning thieves
broke into the garage at the home
of J. NJ. Williams ON the corner of
Second and Oak streets and took
his big HudsOr car out and away,
making what now appears to be a
clean getaway. Four men driving
a big Cole were seen earlier in
the night examining the ear in
front of the Merchants Cafe and it
is believed they followed it home
and located it for the nights job.
They were traced to the Santa Fe
Trail and turned east. Then all
trace of them was lost. The ear
was insured for $1,000.
On Monday afternoon four Mexi.
cans held up another Mexican and
his wife over at Wiley, robbed
them of $l25 and number of valu
ables and articles of clothing. Sher-
iff Downing was sent for and made
a roundup of the colony but was
able to get but one of the outfit
identified.
The leniency which the juries
and courts have shown to the very
worst criminals IN this county Tor
years. has been so badly misplaced
that it seems to have been an en-
cOuragement rather than dis
cOuragement to criminals.
The juries have penchant for
either turning prisoners loose or
else finding them guilty of some
petty crime, when in reality the Of
tense committed was of the grav-
est character. If convicted the
court generally sentences the of.
tenders to a few months in the re-
forniatory and this is regarded as
a joke by those sentenced.
Stealing has become a prevalent
disase all over the county and un-
less severe measures are taken to
put stop to it the conditions will
soon become acute Lamar Regist-
er.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-25
stabbing Affair at Kornman.

On Saturday afternoon George
w. Miller, engineer of the alfalfa
mill at kornman, was stabbed in
the neck by Andrew j. Baxter,
landlord of the Kornman boarding
house. The stabbing occurred at
the mill, and followed an atlerca-
tiOn in which the men had been
engaged. Miller was hurried to
town and given surgical attention
He suffered q deep knife wound in
the neck which barely missed the
juglar vein. He bled profusely and
was very weak when he reached
the doctors office. but is now able
to be around again. Baxter was
arrested by Sheriff Downing and
has been held for trial at the next
term of district court under bonds
OF 1000. which he furnished. La
mar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-25

Pueblo Policeman Buried Here.
The body of Jefferson Evans. the
Pueblo policeman, recently killed
by two Mexicans and which result
ed in the lynching of the Mexicans,
was brought to Lamar on Tuesday
afternoon for interment in River
side cemetery beside his wife The
body was accompanied by an es-
cort OF policemen who acted as pail
bearers for the interment. Mr.
Evans wife was an aunt of Albert
and Chas. Hagerman of Lamar and
was buried in Riverside cemetery
several years ago.-Lamar Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21

" your Subscription me-,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21

r,l, WILEY was in st. Johnsbury
on business Saturday
Frank Roberts of Burke VlslIeu rei-
atives in town Sunday.
Howard Kennison is expected nome
This week from overseas.
Herbert Fay and daughter, Hazel
..t,,r,,od from New Jersey Tuesday.
Mr.. F A. Pike is visiting rela-
+ivps in Stowe and Hardwlck'
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
pbe1i2a PaGuette Saturday, May IL.
Mrs + W. Gaynor and sons re-
- 70 their home in Boston Sun
day.
Miss Isabelle Clark of Glover is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Her
bert Fay.
Mr. Brooks of Craftsbury spent the
lost week with his daughter, Mrs.
Perry Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jones of Isl
orJ Pond were business visitors in
town Saturday.
Arie Kennison was in Morrisville
last week and purchased a fne morse
for the road work.
Charles and Clarence Fisher and
c. T. Collins were in MorrIsvlIIe on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Leland Herman of Newport
spent Thursday and Friday with her
aunt. Mrs. M. A. Wells.
F A. Buchanan has built veranda
on the front of his house, adding
much to its appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Scribner OF
Stowe recently visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Pike.
At the town hall Saturday, VIM. 8
Hart in "The Narrow Trail" fve-act
Aircraft Western Drama.
Otto Kaatz went to Morrisvillee
Yesterday and purchased a pair OF
! horses for their farm work.
R. Lewis of Barton was in town
Tuesday and set two fine monuments
for John LaRoche and Mrs. Charles
| Healey.
Mrs. Mary Kaatz is moving to her
farm in South Albany this week. She
has sold her home in the village to
| George Buck.
Prof. and Mrs. Leland Green and
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Collins took an
auto trip to Burlington Monday, re-
turning last night.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION
continued from opposite page

Continued from opposite pase''
,I:-.os Eta and Nellie CIapPer
MISSES SEED TO Springfield, Mass,
nav Ioonding a few days WIN tile,.
aIteL sPeM Mr. and Mrs. W. h. ClappeI'
several from here went to b tnranee
Ton to attend the peace S CON- and
~ evening. DR.. Anna 9na" eek
Ii,, Pres. Taft are among Ihe 0P
erS a., ond Mrs Ed. Hall and Everettt
MI M, &c Springfield, and VIII han u
ttIiioa-brool,e were called mere oatui N ~
on +ba serious illness OF thelI ii0''-
oT Mrs. Winslow Hall.
The Junior c. f. society VIII hoiu "a 9,
- Saturday afternoon from l az ~
Pi0l njcIoct in French's grove II In ' he
1,o+beT is favorable, if not II VIII Oe
held in the church vestry. -
Nv and Mrs. Cephas Dupont nave
- INTO their tenement over "a
r Rennett's. Mrs. Wheatley, W IN
No. baen occupying the tenement uuI
- tho winter, has taken roOll a.
Mrs. Colby Stoddards' Ill
Tho Canadian Circle will meet WIN
NJ "' Nargaret Demick, Friday al
tnrnoon at $50. An interesting pro
ram or M has been arranged for. II Is
5oned that every member Will MAKE d
sDecial effort to attend this meeting
Elmer A. Leblanc of Heazle' Me- @o
e visiting his uncle, E. E. Doe. ne
has recently returned from france
where he served in the American I EH-
neditionary forces with the lOod Ma
chine gun company with number
of St. Johnsbury and Fitzdale boys:
A stubborn fire was discovered IN IN
the fuel room of the upper mill al
midnight Friday, which was suppos-
| ed to have been caused by spontane--
ous combustion. 1t was fought ano
carefully watched by mill men with
out calling the fire company.
The Mothers club held their annual
business meeting at the home OF Mrs
Alice Cole Tuesday evening, May 10
After the election of officers the fol
| lowing program was given: Read
| ing, Edith Stoddard; quartet, Mrs
Searles, Mrs. Alden, Mrs. Dickens
and Mrs. Sylvester; poem, Mrs. Dick
ems. Dainty refreshments were serv-
! ed and a social hour followed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
THE, THREE GRAF TSBURYS

John Dutton has purchased =
DR.. Dustan brick house and Is nTz
it repaired.
1t is expected the Barton Dai'@
nine will be here Saturday to p
the c. A. team.
Tom Dunn has purchased the y
dence of Mrs. Sadie CoWleS and II
ed there Friday.
The C. A. ball team played TIE Y
leans team Saturday and Vol ,
game. Score, Go.
Adna Pike from Washington W. ~ !
weekend visitor at the nome u :
father, A. B. Pike.
Geo. H. Chassee has SO far In y !
ed that the nurse returned " I"
Johnsbury Saturday.
Harvey Ferry and sister =
Whittemore of Albany, were g'a'
at Mr.. Sweets Friday.
The play, "The Amerlcsn, IT, - (.
will be repeated by the st1as'iv n :
Academy hall Monday evening "
26. Admission Is cents.
Rev. A. H. Wilson from Dn-
occupied the pulpit Sundsy, III ~ 4
speaking in the interests o. !"
mortal Tercentenary fund
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders ~ I'D
ceived work that their son "a !,
who has been in France, VIII Az
New York Saturday, May q
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
GREENSBORO

Julian Wiley is visiting his brother
in Montpelier.
Four of Abner Hills children are
i'll with the measles.
Joseph W. Atwood of Randolph is
at his cottage, Falmawj, Lakewood
Miss Ella Fairbanks of Enosburg
Falls visited friends in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Woodruff of New York
City is at her cottage at the south end
of the lake.
Mrs. Wiley of Wolcott has been
visiting at the home of her son, An
drew Wiley.
George Marshall, who has been
very i'll the past week, is again able
to be around.
Harry Fernald, who has spent the
winter in DeLand, Fla, is back in
town for. the summer.
Misses Ada Hill and Alice Speir,
who are students at U. " NJ, are i'll
with the measles in that city.
John Burnham, who has been over
seas IN the American army, was in
town last week, calling on friends.
The Ladies Home Circle served
supper in the dining room of the Con-
gregational church Wednesday eve
ming.
Rev. S. T. Achenbach, who has
been here fishing the past two weeks.
mas returned to his home in Frye
burg, Me
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Shedd and son.
+. L. Shedd, of Bellows Falls visited
iast week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Bodine.
Remember the grange meeting on
thursday evening. There will be an
amusing debate on fashion, which
you will want to hear.
Mrs. Alpha Gebbie underwent an
operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pltal, Burlington, Thursday and the
operation was successful.
H. W. Amsden of Milford. n II
visited ms daughter, Miss Sibyl AIMS
den, teacher of domestic science in
the scnool, several days last week.
The subject for the c. E. meat;ro
SUNDAY evening at 7.30 will be Goods
Precious Promises" and the meet;no
VIII De led by the junior committee of
the society. u
state Road Commissioner A p
CooIelgh was in town last week loot.
ing over the roads and deciding on
the location of the state roads to he
ouiit mere this summer
Dea. A. E. Perrin was elected .
oeIegate to represent the Conqreos1
lional church at the annual meetino
OF the denomination to be held Ar f.
sex junction May 2O-22.
Herbert Turrell of Orange \
came TO his cottage at Winner,arI
rloay Tor few days. Mrs. Turreli
- expected here early in June and
WIN opeh the cottage for the summer
Many fine trout are being taker
from the lake the past few DAYS IT,,
man man circuit of the Caspian IL.
aiousS caught a seven-pounder and he
a wen as others have pulled out 60
The United Order Of Amar;oo
Mechanics held meetina, -. - -. "a Z
home Of A. B. DeBrune Tb" a. Sne
evening. II is planned soon - to I ~ !
al Cp~n meeting with one ar 49,
speakers from out Of town.
a petition is being circulated -
close Porter brook 10 anglers for 81
years Many believe this brook : :
source Of great loss 10 the lake fsb
9hleh 20 up II in great number -
the spring 10 spawn and are iIlegsIi,,
taken by the fishermen. al
ABOUT 80 people attended the suo
ar soSl9I heid in the Congregationsl
ehaPel Friday evening, given ~ -
= r society. Sugar was sarzysS -
snow brought from Barr hiII 49,
there IS still an abundance Of y -
>, genera good time was enjoyed ~
all present y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
NEWS FROM IRASBURC

A social dance will bo L--
town hall Thursday ev y. NEG I !
by Orleans Harmony orc lung =
ceeds to go toward new SO, =
Miss Annie Gaynor ub
several weeks here beIn;,Iaa' p
for her brother, DR.. F F. W : =.
returned to her home in Ro.. Ia],s
day. OOs'o, =
Mrs. Addie Cook has nm,
B. McGoff's house. Mr. Was MA
purchased a farm in ror ..C1oc .
his brother, Charles, in N Me-! a.
poets to move there next ws. = E
DR.. and Mrs. P. c Ta7,,,.
tertained his brother, Ws No,
Waller, a few DAYS las, r ~ Y
has just received his discb.,SA ?
military duties and is so1, Y
turn to Warren, Ohio. wbers !.
practicing when he enlisted
The entertainment piv.-
town hall Saturday by +bs .r l :
Bellies" as the closing rnD,bo, ~., !,
lecture course, was all tbat :, y.
vertised and then some IT, -
gram which consisted Of M ~. .
and dramatic readings, vocal - s-s
lin solos and ensemble worE ~ - .
of those artistically sele,ts1
grams and was presented bT =.
splendid artists with personals
CHURCH NOTES
A good-time social will ba ~
the town hall Friday everirg !.
dies are requested to bring h., !.
asked to bring jackknives "a
Dickens of Orleans will spesk = i
experiences overseas. and Ms ~
ems will sing. Ice cream and -
will be served and all are mor !,
daily invited to attend. Adnlw7
10c.
The first quarterly conference :
be held in the NJ. T. church Sr
day evening. All officers are rg
to attend and bring reports. Sr
Shaw will be present
A large congregation gathera
the M. E. church Sunday ever.u
listen to the experiences Of Prof u
land Green during his service L Il
Y. M. C. A. work overseas. vi.
was very interesting and much gg
ed by all.
Sunday morning will be Obssrs
as Memorial Sunday. All 9l1s
are invited to attend in a body
Mothers day was observed s.
day. The pastor preached a bar
full and inspiring sermon and y |
choir sang appropriate music
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21

Prices F. o. 3. Factory
Wire Wheels and Spare Tires Extra
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
CRAFTSBURY

The masquerade dance of Friday
evening drew a large crowd.
Harry Bishop and George Farr re-
turned from overseas last week.
Morgan Hatch is working at the
butchering business for Harry Mack
ender.
Clarence Emery has gone to st.
in a garage.
Percy Keir gave a short talk on re-
construction work in the South on
Sunday morning.
A committee was chosen in the
Sunday school to make arrangements
for children's day.
Clara Collier, returned mission
Monday, May 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Kinney were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred TAYLOR
IN Hardwick Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thayer re-
turned Saturday from st. Johnsbury
hospital where Mr.. Thayer has been
several weeks for treatment. He is
greatly improved.
This community was saddened by
news OF the death of Mrs. Mary Bell,
Wlte of the late Rev. Martin P. Bell,
formerly pastor of the M r
church in this place.
The Rev. c. J. Peterson of the Con-
Sregatlonal church at North Crafts
Oury, Will preach the Memorial SER
mon IN the M. E. church Sunday. This
Is 10 be union service.
Rev. 0. B. Wells and daupbter
Doris, left Friday for Berkshire, They
returned T1I Friday accompanied by Mr..
Wells, who had been absent. attend
'i'g d missionary meeting.
On Friday evening. Nav 2otb
al the town hall, the funniest
eEent OF the season will take
pace when the marriage of the
nuggets, or the 'Tom Thumb We'd
Ing VIII be presented by rs bright.
iiahosome children from three to 10
mars OF age, all in wedding costumes.
ne characters are the minister br;de
Gnu groom, maids of honor. prooms~
man, father and mother, bridesmaids
"'iiers' guests and flower girls.
EAST CRAFTsBURY
tivas nI henorlck is visiting rela-
o anu friends in this vicinity.
MISS Amanda Dawson of Crafts
Jury spent the weekend with ber
irlend' Miss Isabel Anderson Hei
MRS. John Kendrick and SON Lob,
nave gone on an extended tr;D 0i ~
E n,s relatives in Cambridoe n 70
Philadelphia. w. ana
viii rI 3 Mary Wylie, who has been
90 'I T1 ner daughter, Mrs. Josenh West
Of o. Cleveland, O., for sevar ap n "est'
mas returned to her home h'0ii'iis'
a. a E large crowd attended the social
cal,a llay evening. Refreshments -
r1I1s; ana coffee were served "a
r musical and literary nrogT a ana d
much enjoyed. program was
NORTH CRAFTsBURY
Mrs, c. B. Cole is quite i'll.
Doom DOM button has purchased a new
rheims MTs. H. N. Stevens is i'll with
:, !. Harley Cowles of Lvndou,,;,,,
~ -l'S mother, Sunday.
% NJ Chase has ren,.d -
Ms mfs. H; P. Cowles and dspe 80
~ Ioi'Ville visited here last we III Oh
friend. ana Mrs. F. B. Root v;s;.od
= 'efas In Greensboro over Snn VISITED
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
&c nr-l ssioners' Notice
Estl : or Harry II. Gilman

The u eE sct haN .EE been appointed
hy the lufahl~ Pr fsate TouTt for he de-
Ertct OF lstt4~+ rgfsG >slUGEEA. u receive
examine nd asalr-E thss rlllma- and d. ErlArds
OF ali D son. nEltn int the e~tAts- Of Harry
Gilman ate o. &r-rutCrr iu sad dist rlf-s
decease-a auai ~ 10 claims exhibited e.. Offset
thereto f..-rfss ytV. uotic. that we p-8ss meet
for tie 3 81. -, l.C-s--aid a. fiIs e. 1 ~ -ross.
4 son IN Ehe village % Eartssrs S. -st4ff
distTic' "a the 9TH a. oflune md - J. say 81
October next. from 50 q clock = m tastil -
O'Clock D M o. - OF said days and that
SIX months from ne l~-H DAY st April
A. u. 1919 . thetlfn, limited by s-idCourt for
aid creditors 10 = sent tb~.I c.ains 10 -
for examination ALL ALLOWANCE
Dated a. Barton W. this i4t dns OF May
A. -. lsle.
q. r HAMRT4EF
a.. A ~ kkgW<
@l-- commissioner
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21

Thursday, May I'D
J. Stuart Blackton Production
WILD YOUTH
RUTH ROLAND IN
HANDS UP
Orleans Opera House
Friday, May 23d
Saturday, MAY oath
SESSUE HAYAKAWA IN
WHITE MANS LAW
Big-V Comedy
PATHE NEWS
Orleans Opera House
EVERY WOMAN'S HUSBAND
5-act Triangle Feature
Comedy
PATHE NEWS
Tuesday, May 9th
Cecil De Mile Production
WE CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING
2-reel Mac Sennett Comedy
HER BLIGHTED LOVE
Orleans Opera House
Wednesday, May 2Sth
/ - i
a. ssaa.z 80. "a s,,.,ssF.l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21

Kidney disease 10 20 respecter OF per
sons majority Of the Ills affecting
people today can be traced back TO
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
organs OF the body. They are the
hlterers. the purifiers, OF your blood
Kidney disease is usually indicated by
Weariness. sleeplessuess. nervousness.
dependency. backache. stomach trou-
b1e. pain in loins and lower abdomen.
gall stones, gravel, rheumatism. sciatica
and lumbago.
All these arrangements are nature
signals 10 warn you that the kidneys
need help You should use GOLD
MEDAL Harlem OIL Capsules imme-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

diately. Tire soothing. healing oil slim
ulaLes the kidneys, relieves infiamHa-
tiOuE and destroys the germs which
have caused it Do not wait until to-
morrow Go 10 your druggist today and
insist on GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oh
c. usules In tweuty-four hours you
should feel health and v.Eor returning
and viii bless the day you first heard
Of GOLD MEDAL Harlem OIL.
After you feel that you have cured
yourself continue to take one or two
capsules each day. so as TO keep IN
first class condition and ward on the
danger Of otner attacks.
Ask for the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Three sizes Money re-
funded n they do not help you
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
THE GREENSBOROS

The Greensboro Improvement club
held their spring business meeting at
the Congregational chapel Tuesday of
last week and besides other business
they voted to spend $75 for dust pre-
vention in the village this summer.
Road Commissioner Homer Harrison
was delegated to purchase the dust
laying material.
The senior class of the junior high
school will give a rural farce comedy
entitled, "At the Pottersville Post
Office" in the town hall Thursday
will go to pay the expenses of the
graduation of the class. There are
16 characters in the play and it prom
ises to be full of amusing incidents.
No more books will be given out at
the Greensboro free library until
about the middle of June and it is de-
sired that all the books which are out
be brought in as soon as possible.
Two young ladies will be sent here by
the state library commission about
the first of June to make a card cata-
logue for the convenience of the pa
irons.
j. H. Darlington came very near
having a serious accident Saturday
while on his way from Greensboro
Bend with four-horse load of loose
corn. He attempted to cross a tenn
porary bridge around a culvert which
is being constructed near browns
sugar house and tipped over the en-
tire load of corn, being thrown from
the box. Mr.. Darlington was some
what bruised about the legs and es-
capped serious injury only by the mer-
est chance. The loss of corn was
considerable We
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
.PlantsforEverybotI

There is no excuse for an!, -
ing without a flower BED tlii d AZ
as we have by actual cogh' go
ties of the best haray -
plants at reasonable pli'' 4
In Asters we have Hena .,s ~
vincible asters IN sep@ ..-:,ss y
Burpee's Fordhookr fes0'Ioj. ss,
celebrated Gregg Giants, 49,
the Market and sempIe'' d.
Asters. 81
Our zinnias and lo-Ts 81 ~
are in a great yarieH = passs
colors, and all varieti.e', H.; :. foIs6
hest of their kind. A Lls-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
WEST CHARTEcro,,

the Cole 8 anna ma allen, who has tauo,h.
has acc acc M school for three ' ~e9
gramm Csyps sea the principaIsbin years eS
at an i''T iIcs senooi' for the coming o. Ta. a
len takes Is. sase Of salary. Mrs. s@r
most corS M opportunity Ia 81 Al
parents J T5.sly the school ofciaIl <
hearty ca SIp,.s and friends. for l't tL =
peciafIy All Pe tSt in every wav 'h eI
Of war. through the trying tins -.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-21
GREENSBORO BEND

DEND
@. mrs; Laura McCuen is working in
st. Johnsbury.
B. D. Piper has purchased a naw
Overland automobile. 1ie"
Miss Ella Fairbanks of Enosbrro
visited at H. w. ellis the first of tbe
MISS Helen Anair was at home ovor
bury. o. Jonns-
Trevor Blodgett has been discbaro
81 rom the army service and has re
Mr.. Brill has moved his faro;,,
rom the Sternburg house into p 3
Naliancourt's house. '0 D. r.
Mrs. Reece Self of DeTard III,
ana children are spending The Ia "a
Tner with her parents. Mr. enJ sum
b. Sternburg. nj anu MRS. {.
p9eatrlce, the little daughter of NJ
snu mrs. A. L. Rogers, csnobt m Ld
Sd,IJ IN the gearing of the senara t.eI
De afternoon, tearing the baHI
sey padly' and it was found na maiiu
baS 70 remove the little fnoar %
'H ne Neighborbood
a v visis Jennie h Young of Orleans was
ad allen Hall is repairing his -
'e al upper floor and brid pe'h'
Ra IU1eIta C5a1sssaavah, Elsie Sneir -,
measles. are Ill with
in this yic 81 Burlington were visit Hr
and ar and Mrs. Hubert Ea;-,
weal. e uaqIgnter Of Enosbnrae,i ioanks
sss'-ela visitors at 4. b Fai. were
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-08
Weather Predictions

Cloudy tonight and susndayI prob
ably rain Sunday.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-08
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