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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-05
WESTFIELD

Roy L. Miller OF Auburndale Mass.
came Sunday to visit his mother. Mrs. H.
o. Miller.-Mrs. Fannie Crosby and little
granddaughter of Compton. Canada. came
to visit her sister. Mrs. w. B. Gilpin.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Naddow and daughter Of
Springfield spent Saturday with Mrs.
George Besaw.-Pre- Memorial day exer-
cises by the village schools Thursday
were fairly attended, Monday was the
hottest day of the summer thus far, 80 de-
grees in the shade from eleven In the
morning till $50 In the afternoon.-Miss
Theo Hendrix came home Thursday from
teaching in Westmore. remaining TIL Sun
day when her sister. Mrs. Sprague Jen-
kins. and family motored over for the day
and took her back.-Dudley Traver was
called to Lynn. Mass. last Tuesday to at
tend the funeral OF his son, Edgar. who
was instantly killed by train.-Eddie,
only son OF Joseph Ducharme, died Sun
day of consumption. The funeral will be
held at st. Ignatius Church. Lowell the
Rev. j. f. Lachance offlciating.-Mr. and
Mrs DeMerritt of lrasburg are occupyine
apartments at w. ID. Bells this month
while he is completing some scytht
snathes..-Perley and Miss lnez Miller OF
Newport were in town Sunday and tool
home the contributions OF foodstuns FOL
the Red Cross restaurant which Is rur
this year for the hospital fund.-A large
number went to Newport Tuesday to tn
Orleans county welcome to the soldiers
The Rev. w. G. Macfarlane has received
an appeal to find homes or boarding
places for dependent children.
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CRAFTSBURY

B. W. Simpson returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital Saturday. where he has
been taking treatment for few days
He was accompanied home by Mrs. Simp-
son.-Barbara Daverson. Of Morrisville
was a weekend visitor at her home
Harvey Merrill was at home from the
University Of Vermont for Memorial day.
The Rev. Frank Oldridge gave very
interesting talk on mis- three years OF
service to a large audience In the Con-
gregational Church Memorial day.-Laura
Goodrich and sons. former residents. call
ed on friends in this town Saturday.
Harry Emery finished his work in the
Leavitt mill last week.-The Tom Thumb
Wedding" was given in the town hall
Friday evening to a large audience. The
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WATERBURY CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Moody are visiting
Ernest Moody and family in Lebanon. n.
H.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Govan Of Pike,
n. H., are at Mrs. E. A. Bruce's for a
few days.-The Baptist Ladies' Aid
society met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Jessie w. Hayes-Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Robinson of Elmore and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Robinson of Morrisville
were at Mrs. Sarah Robinson's, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Towne of
Rochester came to II. F. Hills, Saturday.
Harry Hodgkins of St. Johnsbury was
in this place, Saturday.-Ernest New
comb Saturday on businese.-Frank
Hodge took a part of Fred Marks family
to their new home in Rochester. Satur-
day.-Mrs. Theresa Slayton of Wor-
cester is visiting relatives heretofore
Barnes has taken possession of the farm
recently purchased of Fred Mark
Leslie Hayes went to Lake Placid, y. Y.
Friday. where he has employment for
the summer.-Judge Fish of vergennes
was the Memorial day orator here
Ralph and Martha Hutchins returned to
their home in Montpelier Sunday after
passing a few days vacation with Mrs.
f. A. Newcomb.-F. A. Mark and family
went Saturday to Rochester where Mr..
Mark has purchased farm.-Mr and
Mrs. w. H. Hutchins are at Mrs. New
combs for a few DAVIS
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WARREN

Charles Johnson of Windsor was in
town the past week bringing a party of
Ave tourists with hm.-Mrs. AFRO Par
sons and Mrs. Orrin Lovette were in
Bethel the past week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mobus we're in
Northfield, wednesday.-A party of "A
woodmen from this place visited the
Mortified lodge last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill Bucklin were in Montpelier,
Thursday Mrs. Charles Kingsbury of
Montpelier was in town. Thursday
Jarvis Harris of Barre spent the past
week with his daughter, Mrs. j. Nc
Ailister. --Albert Eldridge died at the
Waterbury hospital the past week,
where he had been for several years.
The burial was in town. Mr.. Harris
was formerly one of our prominent bust
uness men. Those from out OF town to
attend the funeral we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgerton from Rochester. Mrs. ]. F..
Eldridge and Mrs. Eldridge and son.
Eward. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins of Water
bury, Mrs Byron Davis and Mrs Hattie
Hudson of Randolph. Blair was
taken to the Heaton hospital Saturday.
III. l.. Spauding was in Bethel last
Thursday to meet his son, Ralph. who
has como from the medical hospital In
Boston for 10 days furlough.-Mr and
Mrs Fred johnson and Mrs Nelson
johnson we're in Pittsfeld Thursday
Howard Spaulding is home from the
University Of Vermont for a short stay
Mrs. Adah Thayer of White Rive,
Junction was in town the past week.
DR.. Colby and Mrs. Colby of Sudbury
are visiting in town.
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WAITSFIELD.

The Misses Mabel Howe and Louise
Gleason returned to Montpelier Mon
day to resume their duties as teachers
in the public schools.--Mr and Mrs
Daniel Thompson and Mrs. Martha
Kew of Norwich. James Thompson and
daughter. Beatrice. OF Montpelier
were guests of relatives Friday and
Saturday.-Mrs Lizzie Baird returned
Saturday from Heaton hospital
Montpelier. where she had been UNI
dergotng Recommendations Annie j
Dale of Montpelier spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Addie Dale-John
Conner was business visitor In
MONTPELIER Saturday
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Rutland County
BRANDON

Memorial day passed off in Brandon
In a quiet manner. G. j. Ormsbee Post
the Sons of Veterans. and the Sons of
Veterans Auxiliary had dinner, which
was served In Grand Army hall. World
war soldiers from the surrounding towns
were the, guests Of the Post and marched
In the parade. There was a large audi
ence at the town hall. where the usu-
al Memorial day program was carried
out, after which the procession REFORM
ed and marched to the monument. where
the Grand Army Memorial service was
conducted by c. J. Ormsbee Post. after
which the parade disbanded.-The Bran
don Concert Band gave the first con-
cert of the season Friday evening in
the park opposite the Brandon Inn.-
Miss Anna Ffddock has returned to
Burlington after visiting Mrs. w. c. Clip
son for few days.-Arthur L. Buttles,
custom inspector of Beecher's Falls.
spent several days with his family, here
and returned to Beechers Falls last Sum
day morning. making the trip by au,o-
mobile.-Mrs. George Kelley has return
ed from Shoreham. where she was called
by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Farm
ham.-William Frier of Schenectady, n.
Y. is visiting at the home of C. A. June
for two weeks.-Major Charles Hall and
wife and Mrs. Minnie Hall have gone to
their cottage at Lake Dunmore for a
several weeks stay.
Word has been received of the safe
arrival from overseas of Edward John
son. son of Mr. and Mrs. James ID. John
eon.-The regular meeting of the Mary
L. Ketcham Circle of the Kings Daugh-
tiers has been postponed until Friday
afternoon at two o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Randall Hammond in the Arnold
| district.-A son, Raymond Oliver, was
born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Bearse.-Miss Helen Gross has returned
| to her home in Albany, n. Y, after
| visiting at the home of Mrs. Capen or
Carver street for several days.-Mrs. NJ
e. Griffith of Rutland spent last Satur.
day with Mrs. Charles Ross of Park
street-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Casavant
who have been spending a week with his
mother. Mrs. Joseph Casavant, returned
Sunday to Worcester Mass.-Mr. and
| Mrs. Robert Flood of Schenectady, n. Y.
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r. c. Flood of Carver street.-Mr ant
! Mrs. 7. F. Barton. who have been visit
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johr
| Howard. have returned to Worcester
Mass.-A J. Braley, who has been sub
shutting on rural route NO. Tor sew
eral weeks. has been transferred to rura
cute No. and commenced his duties
Tuesday.-J. B. Kelley is seriously ILL.,
Corp. Frank Bashaw, who has been il
France for a number of months, ant
who was wounded, returned here Monda,
afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell
have moved from River street to the X
~. Caralile house on Franklin street
IT. w. Ray is Ill with pneumonia.-F. L
Smith. E. E. Goshen, Hugh A. Seager
and B. w. Rowland spent last Sunda.
at Kings Inn at High pond.
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DERBY.

Wideawake Rebekah Lodge viii have
another dance Friday evenins.-H. B.
Chamberlin and family of Irasburg visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. M A. Adams recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Leicester Douglas and son.
Kenneth of Richmond and Miss Nellie
Miles nd Charles II. Ferguson of Burling-
ton called upon Mrs. c. A. Adams re-
cently.-David Perry was quite badly in
jured a few day ago while riding his BIZ
cycle to his work at Derby Line. He
ran into a dog and was thrown from his
bicycle, injuring the face.-Levi Wood and
family are moving into the house re-
Gently vacated by Chester Holmes.-Mrs
w. F. Kingsley has returned from Mich
igan, where she spent the winter and is
at Kingsley firm for the summer.-M. f.
Tilley and son. John of Portsmouth n,
H., were over-Sunday guests of his sister
Mrs. c. A. Adams. Master John will
spend the summer with his aunt.-Miss
Ruth JENNIE was given variety shower
Saturday afternoon in honor of her ap-
preaching marriage to Cyril Darby
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Carpenter are the
parents of a baby girl born June Mrs
II. H. Tilley has returned from Burltng.
| ton.-Chester Holmes and family have
moved to Holland. where he has bought
a farm.-Hollis Gray of Burlington haf
, been visiting Charles Young.
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BENSON

Mr.. and Mrs. George Coilette, who spent
the winter in Massachusetts, working in
a factory, have arrived in Benson and are
at F. e. Meacham's.- j. s. C. Peck of
Hampton and Heman Stannard and wife
OF West Haven were here Tuesday night
attending the 0range.-Paul X. Walker of
Rutland, who served in the 302nd artillery
overseas and went from Benson, was here
Friday calling on friends. His mother,
Mrs. X. r. Walker. was with him.-Mrs.
Guy Reed of West Haven was here Sun
day and played the organ at the Congre-
gational Church.-William B. Strong
of Poultney was in our village Me-
mortal day.-Mrs. David Mckenzie of
Jersey city is guest at George Dey-
ette's.-Thursday the district schools OBJ
served some pre-Memoral exercises by
way Of rectations and readings and later
went to the cemeteries and decorated the
graves of the veterans.-Chester Howard
Of Ticonderoga is in town driving a
Buick car that millionaire ought to be
proud Of. Chester is a son of Marshall
Howard Hill.-Mrs. Louise Bull. Miss Mar
garet Walker and Mrs. Emma Jones
Walker of Fair Haven were here Thurs
day calling on Dr. and c. N. Jones.-Mr
and Mrs. Jack Duck of Schenectady are
here visiting at l.. d. Beden's.- TX
Fowler has gone to Hyde Manor to act
night watchman.-Dr J. b. Mahana and
wife, VILLA H. Doe. d. A. Higgins. \. j
Cummings and others went to Orwell Me-
mortal day to hear Mr. Wycks give the
address so replete with historical lore
Farmers have been handicapped all the
spring in getting in their crops on account
of the constant downpour of rain.-Mrs
James A. Goodrich and two little girls
who live in DR.. Newtons house, went tt
Brandon Thursday to visit Mrs. Good
rich's mother. Mrs. Fred Lockwood.-Les
lie c. Belden since returning from the
army. has been busy repairing automo
biles. a calling he followed in the service
having gone only TO Texas.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Z CONTINUED from page FOUR

will present the play "Tomkin's Hired
Man" at the American House hall
Thursday evening. 1t is given under the
auspices Of the Catholic socety.-Miss
Dorothy Leavens of Montpelier Semi
nary spent the vacation at her home
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members OF the swasey family, M. D.
Chittenden and family and r. r. Hudson
and family Of Burlington, Memorial day
was spent on Mansfield mountain.
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THE TRUTH FOR ONCE

Mother-"There were two apples in the
cupboard. Tommy and now there is only
one. How's that" Tommy (who sees no
way of escape)-"Well, ma, 1t was 20
dark in there didn't see the other
Saturday Journal. 81
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LOWELL

Mrs. George Webster OF North Troy
passed last week and this with her
mother. Mrs. Peter Martin.-Mr and Mrs.
T.. S. Coolidge were called to Burlington
last week by the serious illness of their
grandson. Henry Start, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Bodette Start.-Mr. and Mrs. f. H
Newton spent Thursday of last week in
Newport with their niece and family
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Farman.-Mrs. r.
f. Field and son. Ravenell of Johnson
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
&c. H. Newton.-,Iulius Deblois of sutton
and his sister. Mrs. G. D. Goddard. OF
Charleston spent Friday and Saturday
with their brother. Alexander Deblois.-
Mrs. s. j. Sisco and son, Wakefield, OF
Bradford are spending short time with
her mother. Mrs. H. Fl. Newton.-D. A
Wakefield and son. Jack, of Orleans spent
the weekend with his mother. Mrs. H
II. Newton>-Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ger
main and Levi Dezotell of Montgomer,
Center were the guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Diette.-Mr and Mrs. Ber
Skinner of St Adams are visiting il
town.--Mr and Mrs. F. f. Newton o
Bloomington were the weekend guest,
of their daughter and family. Mr. ant
Mrs. Arthur Cello, and other relatives
y. L. Blake, MIS- A. d. rope ana MRS
Leo Shufelt were In Burlington Frida!
! visiting relatives in the hospital. Mrs. A
I. Blake accompanied her husband. A.
Blake. home.-Miss Rachael Brahan;
went to Pittsford Monday to enter tn
| sanitarium for tubercular treatment
The funeral of Edward Ducharme, age
% years. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Ducharme of Westfield, was held Tues
day morning at the st. Ignatius Church
The Rev. Father Leblanc ofilciated. TIL
| interment was in the new Catholic GENE
tery.-L. o. Sanborn and grandson. San
, horn Watson, spent Memorial day II
North Troy.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. Fred Farrell of Enosburg ram
visited her parents. Mr, As,d Mrs. jerry
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exercises were well attended and a fine
program was carried out. Much credit
is due the teacher.-The prayer meet
ing was held Tuesday evening instead
of Thursday to enable the pastor to at
tend a convention at Warren.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. George H. Nutting of Boston visit
I'D at the home Of his mother, Mrs D.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Judson Richardson of Warren visited
at Charles Wheeler's few days the past
week.-Mrs.. Eliza Eaton and William
Griffin of Moretown we're in town Memo
rial day.-Mrs. Ethel Cutler aand two
children, Mervin and Helen of Moretown
visited Mrs. Cutters twin sister. Mrs. Effie
Nelson Wednesday.-C. ]. Nelson had a
monument set in the cemetery Thursday.
Alexander Anderson of Barre doing the
work.-Mr and Mrs. Elvin Davis of Nor
risville visited Mrs. Daviss daughter. Mrs.
Walter Farnham. Sunday.-Carl Buker of
Barre WAS In town ThursdaY
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best in Vermont. He constructed the now
, road from Island Pond 20 Norton and had
charge of the Smugglers' Notch road last
summer The funeral took place We'd
nesday afternoon.
The officers of the Alumni associa-
tion of Montpelier Seminary. who have
the banquet in charge during COM
mencement week are planning several
changes in the program which VIII
work for a better reunion and which
viii do away with the recent form or
having outsiders have so much to do
with the affairs of the organization.
The speakers for the most part Will
be those who have been graduated
from the school and made success In
the world. There is also movement
on foot to return to the old time GUS
tom of giving a banquet. namely, at
the noon hour instead of in the eve
ming. This will give the alumni a
chance to come for the day and to re-
turn home in the evening instead oil
remaining over night. the most OF the
alumni now being able to come by au-
tomobile.
Mrs. A. n, Blanchard while looking
out of window on the back SIDE OF
her home on Terrace street in TINS
city saw doe scampering down across
La vacant lot between her house and
Clarendon avenue The deer did no'
seem to be much frightened and after
a few minutes ran over the hills ano
probably out of the city limits
At the annual meeting of the Mont
pelier Gun club held the first or the
week. the following officers were
elected; President, II. b. Moulton; vice
president, +. j. jerome; secretary treas
urer c. II. Burr; field captain MRS
Rosemary Harmon: executive commit
tee, w. b. Harmon and Fred featon
! The following were accepted to mem
bership: Fred Yeaton, q. T.. Carpeh'
! ter and Roy Hardigan. A delegation
! VIII go to Springfield to attend the
annual State shoot
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-14
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Methodist

Sunday School at 1000 a. M
Morning Worship at / 40 a IN
Sermon by Dr. Martin
Epworh League at 7 100 .. IN
Evening Worship at 500 p. m
Sermon by Pastor
On Friday afternoon at 2 40 al
the parsonage there will be a meet
ing Of all girls and boys who are
members of the probation class
having joined church last spring.
On Saturday evening at eight
O'Clock will be the last, or fourth
quarterly conference OF the cnurcIi
year. DR. Martin will present the
matter of Nashon's gift from the
Centenary. Come and see if YOU
want it,
DR.. Martin, our Dist, Supt.. will
preach Sunday morning.
Has our church grown any
this pnst yearl If so, show Dr.
Martin by your being present Sun
day morning.
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CENTER


Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen of Sc
attic spent the week end with Mr.
Hansen s parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Banner and
son Earl and little daughter FL
a.n0r are moving to Seattle.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Hill of Seattle
have been visiting a few days at
the home of Mrs. Jas. McCarren.
Mr. and Mrs. George and family
of Butte, Mont. were recent
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
+. Fault.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Therkelsen,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Therkelsen, motored to Sedro-
Woolley, where they have been
spending few days with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Hansen and
family of Emporia, Kas.. are house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hansen
and Miss Sena Hansen. They ex-
pect TO remain about two weeks.
Mr. J. Hansen of Center is just
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vAsHoN

Miss Helen Steen was the guest OF
Bellingham friends las, week.
Mrs. II. ii. Parker returned Oh
Monday evening from a visit IN
Seattle.
Il. p. Dole, Il Seattle attorney
was Sunday guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Jacobs.
Mrs. l.. A. Goodman is enjoying
a visit with her mother, Mrs. Jane
Campbell. from Victoria, b. C..
w. 7. Mills was at home few
hours on Sunday, taking vaca-
ton from his duties as customs in
spector in Seattle.
Miss Wallace of Spokane is
here for an extended visit with
relatives, and is guest at the G.
l.. Tjomsland home.
Messrs. Magruder and Wallace
Beall returned on Tuesday even
ing from three-days' fishing trip
in the vicinity of Index.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates and daugh-
ter and Miss Orr of Seattle were
guests on Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Gilbert.
The new teachers at Columbia
this coming school year will be /:
Miss Lacey and Miss Ross, of Sc
attic. Miss Olson retains her for
mer position in the school.
Chaplain Berton +. Bronson, of
Vancouver Barracks, was a visitor
on the Island on Monday p. m. in
the interest of the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Hannum
and little son were week end
guests OF friends in Seattle, re-
turning Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hubs and
fanny of Sioux City, Iowa were
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. L. Siscoe.
A. A. Miller, banker Of Crook
ston, Mimi, was looking after his
property on the Island last Sat
nr'lay.
Bread and all kinds of pastry
will be handled regularly from
now on by the Vashon Hotel.
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HIGH SCHOOL MEETING

\ meeting will be held Monday
evening at eight clock at Colum
bid school-house, Dist. 102. for a
general discussion of high school
matters. Everyone interested is
invited to come.
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A minister living in "a ccuntr,
district" of the Hawaiian islands
had great difficulty in making hi
parishloners feel they were properly
married until he devised the follow
ing service:
70 the man; "You savvy this
woman?"
"YeS."
"Yoit Iihee?"
Eyes"
"By and by You no kick out?"
"No."
To the woman; "You savvy this
man."
yes"
"You likee?''
"Yes."
"Bye and bye You no kick ont 2"
"No."
pau tdone). Let us pray
San Francisco Chronicle.
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TWO DOLLARS REWARD

The above reward viii be paid
for information leading to the ar
rest of the person who took my
bicycle from Vashon on the night
of August 8. Bicycle black, two
new chain tread tires. ..
George p. Mccormick.
434 Portage P. O..
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Presbyterian

On Thursday, August u, the
Presbyterian Sunday school viii
have their annual picnic at Ellis
port. Everyone interested in the
church or Sunday school is urged
to be present. Bring lunch. TO b,
served cafeteria. Anyone having
room in their auto, and willing Il
help take the children, viii please
he at the church at ten o'clock.
The theme at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, Aug. H. viii
be, THE Sense of the Soul" Ser
vice begins at II 100 a. m.
r. q. Williams.
Minister.
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ld. sent AS far ns Gibraltar rock,
making record thus far this year
soi perscn of his age. The bal
ance of tlic party contented them
selves with n visit to Smiskins
Falls and Majamer Ridge.
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Lutheran

The Ladies Aid and Sunda,
school of the Lutheran church
viii hold picnic at Ellisport on
Wednesday, August goth. Every
body welcome.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur King ar
rived Tuesday night from Der
lin, N. H., and think Vashon is
alright.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-14

Brave and Bold" will appear
at the Movies this Friday even.
ing.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-14

w. M. Boynton reports having
picked the first green corn of the
season.
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For Sale-l6 a. of first-class land
nearly ali cleared; buildings on
property, spring water, fine view.
About Il mi. from Vashon high
school, on main road. See owner.
Andrew Halyorsen. 0-42-3