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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-08-13
Reception to
Rev. FIR. c. D. Trottier

Wednesday evening, July 3Oth,
Foresters' Hall was the scene of a
large gathering of Island Pond peo-
pie who had assembled to bid fare
we'll to Rev FIR c. D. Trottier upon
the eve of his departure.
The gathering way IN the nature of
surprise and from all indications
it was genuine surprise in every re-
spect.
After the hall was filled to over
flowing word was sent to His Rever-
ence that he was wanted down at the
hall and accompanied by several 9th
er priests, who, unknown to him, had
been invited for the occasion, were
brought into the hall and very few
moments had elapsed before he be-
gan to realize he was the guest of the
evening.
After the excitement had some
what subsided and silence reigned
again musical programme was rem
dered consisting of several beautiful
selections by Maroneys' Orchestra
and two songs rendered in her usual
way by Miss Mary Turgeon accom-
panied by Mrs. Fred Paquette.
About this time His Reverence
had recovered from the surprise the
gathering had occasioned when W.
A. Gleason in his usual eloquent man
ner voiced the feelings Of the people
assembled, in their regret at his de-
parture, who had done so much for
the parish both in a spiritual and fl
nancial manner, having made the par
ish of Island Pond by his financial
ability, the most prosperous and well
equipped parish in the Diocese. AT
the conclusion of his remarks he
presented him with a purse of one
hundred dollars in behalf of his par
ishioners and ladies of St. Anne
Society.
Fr. Trottier responded in q very
feeling manner and expressed his
regret at leaving the parish where
he had been for thirty-two years anc
was thefrst parish he ever had
charge of, coming here thirty-fve
years ago and during that time he
had been away for an interval Of
three years.
He felt however, that under the
circumstances, he had earned 6
good lost rest but would always have
the Island Pond people foremost il
his thoughts. Mrs. P. Lacroix, II
behalf of the Ladies of St. Anne, ir
few we'll chosen words presented
Miss Trottier a beautiful boquet Of
carnations and which was grateful!
acknowledged by Miss Trottier anC
His Reverence.
, Following this a banquet was serv
l ed by the ladies Of the parish a
which about three hundred participa
ed afterwhich an informal reception
was held and in departing for thei
homes all expressed the hope that h
| would enjoy many years of healtl
and happiness.
v The following priests from out o
! town attended the reception: Fl
I Quay, Norton Mills, FIR. Bastien, New
v port and Fr. Talbot, Springfield, Mas
4 Much credit is due to the commit
\ tee for the success Of the affair fo
! due to the sudden departure of Fl
\ Trottier there was only a few hour
\ in which to make the necessary al
I rangements.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-08-13

Don't Keep Poison in your Blood.
When the kidneyu are properly do
ing their work they eliminate from
the circulation waste products that
poison the blood is permitted TO re-
main in the system. Foley's Kidney
Pills help the kidneys, remove the
poison that cause aches and pains,
stiff Joints, sore muscles, lame back
rheumatic pains.
John W. Thurston. Adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-08-13
House-work in Hot Weather

Hot weather brings no relief from
housework drudgery. If anything
womans' work is more trying. Ov-
erwork and worry cause kidney tro
uble, resulting in back ache, sore mus
clcs stiffjoints, rheumatic pains, tir-
ed feeling and other distressing
symptoms. Foley Kidney Pills help
weak kidneys.
John w. Thurston, Adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-08-13
Christ Church

Friday, Aug. 15-G. F. S. meets with
Mrs. Sadleir $3.50 P M
Choir Rehearsal 7:3O P M
Saturday, Aug. 16-Altar Guild,
800 P M
Sunday, Aug. 17-Holy Communion
900 A M
Morning Prayer and Litany and
Serm on 11:OO A M
Sunday School 12:15 A. M.
Evensong and Sermon, 700 A. NJ
H. Montgomery Simpson,
Rector.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-08-13
Card of Thanks

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to all those who so kindly as
sisted u sin our recent bereavement.
Mrs. Iva Anderson and family
Mrs. Sarah Anderson,
Mr.. Joseph Anderson.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-08-13
July %. 1915.

July ~, 1919.
Ny wife, Darie Corrivan Lord, hav-
ing left my board and lodging with
out just cause, | shall pay no bills of
her contracting after the above date.
Edward Lord
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24

Is IN hecho cue mis- metodos de
curar sin medicina son tan simples
como electives y abSolutamentc re
nuinos. Sc ha ~probado. por inf
nidad dc caSos que yo he tratado.
cue per medic de cstoS metodos Sc
ma eliminado Ia causa de Ia enfccme-
dad Y han r~establecido II sa!ud. G Il
tenares de personals cue por mos
habian Experimental cuanto .cS ma
biz sido possible sin ningun reSuitado
Y despues de haber s:do desahu@ia-
dos por eminentes espe~ialis:as. Ia
distancia no es ningun 0~bStacu.o.
pues he curado :: muchas Dersonai
que jamas he conocido. Est!s perSo-
a estan muy agradocidG5 :; recO-
miendan mis- mGtodos de cur&: sin
mcdicina. Lea sus testimonies en-
Ia cdici6n scmanaria de LA PREM
SA." Tengo en- Mi poder miles &c
cStos testimonies y los cualas 1
dare con SuSto 1 toGa persana que
los s~olicite.
Prot. NJ. c. Martinez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
EAGLE PASS. SIN POLICIA
81 unico cue habia, renuncio

EAGLE PASS, Texas Erero 2I.-
La cIudad de Eagle Pass sc encuen-
sra ahoca sin fuerza de PoHcia. e
iefc de Ia po!ici& Mr.. VI. \. Hovcai1s
ha ~presentado 81 cerunc:a. para poaer
.jedicar TODD 81 tempo % sus ~intcreses
~agricolas, Fl cjtado eN-furcionacio
espera que dichoS iutereseS Sc desa-
rroilen grandemea;e este aho. debido
= las Iiuvias que han ca,do ' que ha-
bran de bencf;c.@r n.ucho y l2s tie-
rraS de sem5raGio.
Ia autoriGad municipal es,a &nora
buscando el successor de NJ. HoUchlns,
Y aunque ell empleo -Iene III sueIto De
SEQ mensualeS. no ma haDido has-a
ahora Made cue To sc'clte. La re
nurcia del Jefc de Poljcia deIa 4 Il
ciudad sin f4erza de poic,a. yUeS 81
era toda Il .aerza de pvlicla o cue
conta6a Ia poo!ac:on.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
La algeria de la maternidad
reIaiada por una muJer
Reticrc como csc ncOntecin1ientO ped0
scr pao de los mas {eIice$
de 81 riGu.
p r
@ 8NM

En- todas parties hay n'ujcres Que podTan
der;rIe COMO, oor medic del Mothers Friend,
~cyitaron los sufrimien;oS dc L. ma;ernidad.
En- terminus precisos dicen que con 81 use
d.. caIra y De reposo y tam5ien In crisis sin
los dolores habi;uaIcs Que Sc eX2eTlmentan
.ua2do In naturalcza no & ayudad2 hacienda
al ,nismo tempo hincapie en- que pudicrcn
conssrvar 81 salud y rohustcz para dedlcaFih'
Il criar 4 81 uino y Ireparario para IA iu-
cha por n vida.
Mother Friend cs cl mas eficientc rem
do prepar=do espccialr1entc para las mule
res que eStan en- Was de ser madreS. de acuer-
do con una formula &c un competente me-
dico. Ev.ta II tirantez d. los ligamenios =
en- lugar de VI pcr:odo dc desasos'ego :
constanJe miedu Sc alcanza otro de caltna y
de repcso. Las horas DC la crisis son memo
res. q I%ua!mcntc 81 Mothers Friend capacI-
IA L In mujcr para rctcne- suS encantoS ma
turales y cvitar que Ia picI Sc arruGic y Sc
yuetv:l :Sprra O desfiCure.
Escriba = TIE Bradficld Regulator Compa-
ny. DeIt. l.. Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ga.
en- suIicitud de 81 libro de "a @a;rrnidat
y obtenga hoy mismo una hotella dc Mothers
Friend IN c~ualduier botca. tAdV.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
COMDATE CERCA
DE- EEORELIA
Ia ~reyoInci6n en-
el Edo. de E!ichOacan

MORELIA. Mich. Enero 2l.-Des-
de mace varies dias So nota en- eSta
plaza inusitado movimiento militar.
con motive ic naberSe sabido que GER
ca del pueblo 10 Charo estaban COM
ba-;eNdo acknowledgements tderzaS
:si Gobiern9 cen las cue mcr3a1 los
jefeS Paliza y Cintora y que, segun
Sc sabe tambien, ascienden para hoy
I mas &c s~etecientos hOmbreS, perte-
necieGteS en- Su mayorla 4 las dIte-
renteS parJidaS que merodeaban por
d~iSJintoS rumbos V q las cuales To-
gro orsanizaY el Jefe eN-federal Pa
liza. labor de Ia cual " Sc tenla &C.
nocimiento en- esta ciudad dcSde hace
2lgunaS Seman&S.
4 ciencia rierta no Sc SaUe por
cue conducto lleguen armas y par
cue Il eStos rcbe!des: pero Sc cree,
y con algun Fundamental, que las es-
tan rccibiendo de Ii costa del Taci-
fico. sobre Ia que eI Gobierno del cen
tro ha mandate redoblar Ia vigilan-
cla.
Una de las razoncS para Cue q mo-
vimicn.o rcvolucionario este fernando
aoui Jarto incrpmeHto. eS. en- primer
lugar. Ia de cue TO cometen crimenes
como en- ticmDoS dc ChavcZ Garcia.
J.. en- segunGo. . la ausencia de Ma
nucl Dicguez. ouien Sc alejo de Mi
choacan ~crayendolo Pacifjcado con Ia
Gcsaparicion de los bando!eros que Ia
influenza Sc encargo de angular.
IA 80 ha dado aviso 4 Ia Secre-
taria de Guerra de las condolences en-
cue sc halia nueyamcnte el EStado
respecto de este movimicnto que va
Sc considera Serio. ' sc espera que
en- bycvcs dias aQuella superioridad
crdane 10 c~onveniente a fin de que
lie nuevo Sc emprenGa una energica
campana contra Ia nueva revolution
que va preocupa hondamente a todas
las auroridadeS del EStado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
ESPERAN CON ANSIA FL
RESULTADO DE LAS
ELECCIONES
Sc cree en- Puebla que ia
decision del congreso
no sera atacada

PUEBLA. Enero 21.-IntenSa en-
citaci0n reira en- estos monlentos
en- toda la ciudad. q causa de que Sc
espera con ansia verdadera que Ell
Congreso local declare de una vez
cual de los partidos fue cl cue re-
suite t~riunfante ell las pasadas cleo
clones municipalities. En- tai estado Sc
halIan los animos. que hasta las ia
miliss. que jamas sc habian metldo
en- politica nj sabian que era ESQ,
eStan tambicn en- espera de saber
por fin qpianes son los funcionarlos
municipalities de Ia localidad.
La inQuietud proviene de que ma
die tiene IL se@uridad de 10 que re-
sultara a ultima nora, pues fueron
tantos los chanchullos Y las engani-
fas. que Sc tienc la creencia de que
el Gobierno va 4 dar "golpe de Munl-
cipio.'
Los directories del part!do Gene
raj ZaragoZa" Sc han puesto dc a.
cuerdo para a~bandonar cl salon del
C~ongreso. en- el case de que no re-
sulten cllos trjunfanteS. cOmo tienen
la seguridad de estarlo de acuerdo
con las elecciones ultimaS.
-Procedcntc del pueblo de IitIala,
del Municipio de Zacatlan, lego a es-
ia ciudad. para que sea juzgado por
las autoridades dc aqui, Miguel Fer
nandez. quien do muerte al Alcalde
de aquel pueblo. Francisco Herman
DEE.
e. crimcn habia permanecido en-
cl misterio, pues Fernandez pcnc-
tr6 a la casa del Alcalde Z media
nochc, '. l!cgando hasta 81 lechc. L
assessed 4 punaladaS. sin que n.dle
Sc diera cuenta.
La eSposa del criminal fue Ia que
revel0 ell delito manifeStando cue ella
tenia tr".os can e. Aicalde, J Cue Sc
81 mariLo : habia sabido
resolviendcse a darl2 rluerte. ACRE
o. cue ella "a estado !ambian Il pun
iC De ser vlctima.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
bsnef;cio de los pobrcS


Una simpatica ~senorlta. muy CO.
nocida po~ Sis sent;mientos filan-
tropicos Y Que ~pertenece i n De LIS
principales familias dc Nogales, So
nora. Ernestina Agi;ero, que contri-
buy6 muy e~ficazmente : Ia fundaci6n
de IA Fscaela Cruz Gaivcz." oreani-
20 en- Cananea una function a bene-
ficio de los pobreS de ia localidad
' particularmente para auXiliar a los
enfermos De Influenza EspaNola.
Entire las personals que consintie-
ron secundar los trabajos de esa Sc
norita estan el senior Federico R2m!-
re-. Ell Professor de piano J. D. Lega-
70 V otros. La misma senorita Aguc-
no tonic parce en- esa function cant&n-
do dos roman2aS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
EN- QUERETARO PASA Ell
COMERCLO POR DURA
SITUACION
AIgunas casas cemerciaies de
importancia Sc han pre-
sentado en- guiebra

QUERETARO. Enero 21.-Motivo
de concentrates diversos esta siendo
en- esta ciudad, y muy especialmen-
te entire los c~irculo5 conferences. la
Quiebra de Ia antigua casa de Faz-
Guez Y Balandra. la que. segln Sc
sabe. giraba algo mas de trescientos
mil pesos, pueS era iiimitado el ere
ditto de que ~Gisfrutaba en- tCda la Re-
~publica.
Como ell concurso de a~cveedoreS Va
4 c~elebrarse en- la ciudad de Mexico,
en- la sucursal que Ia casa quebra-
da tiene cstabiecida ALA, varios de los
comerciantes que tienen cuentas pen
dientes con V&zGueZ Y Balandra sal
dram para la metropoli con objeto
de p~resencarsc a Ia bora &c las liqui-
d&ciones.
Is eli primer case de qu!cbra que
Sc presenta aqui de semej2nte mag
nitud, Y, sobre TODD, que haya dado
lugar q concentrates POGO favorables
para los comerciantes quebrados.
Hay uu;en ascgure. sin embargo. que
los malos negocios hechos con 81 Els
tado de Michoacan es 10 que deter
mino Ia quiebra de Que SC trata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
RENIDO JUEGO De GULF
TIVE iugar En- Eagle Pass,

EAGLE PASS, Texas. Enero FL
Uno de los jueGos de Goh mas reE.dos
' sensacion&les que Sc han efe2Uuado
en- esla cjudaG. tuvo lugar aver entire
Nr. 4. \. Fisk. ECcarg2dc del Ser
v!cio para el Bienestar De los Soda
dos en- les Canp&meatos : NJ. ". c.
Morris. rropietario del Hotel Eagle
Pass.
Mr.. Fisk lego hace dias = cSta Gu
dad despues Ge haber hecho una visi-
"a de inspection a 10 largo de los
campamentos de Ia frontera. : Al sa-
her Mr.. Morris q-e = III furibmdo
eoiiista. 10 reto para IN iuego. en- el
que Mr.. Morris 2btuvo I'M compile
- victoria sobre IL coECr.ucante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
ESPERAN E. ARRESTO De
HERR EICHORN

LONDRES. enero 25.-Un despa-
cho ~procadente de Berlin, dice que Ia
poEicia &c esta capital Jiene "a rcdca-
DO ell luGar doada Sc rec Sc halla O.
Quito el ex-jefe De la Policia, Herr
Elchorn. y Sc espera que Ia apre-
hensi6n de este podra llevarse q e
fecto en- breve.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
e. MES De JUNO
Sc FIRMARA

PARIS, cnero 23.-Los t-2cados
Dreliminares de IA paz p~robablercn-
.te Sc podran f!r-nar, cua2Go mas tar
DE-, 2 principles del mes de JUNO, Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24

gin las informac;ones mas fidedig-
nas Que Sc han podido obtener, a juz-
gar pcr 10 que dice Marcel Hutin en-
"L'Echo de Paris, hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
TOt0 dc gn1ctaS

Fl .Ayuntamicnto dc csta ciudad, en-
I'm ~prccioso docpmento Hterario en-
que campca la mas alta expression de
sentimiento. da las gracias mas cum
plidas Y sinceraS 4 Ia sociedad de
este ciudad, por Ia bondad, cello y
eficacia con que respondio al llama
do de IN carload. en- favor de los me-
~nesteroSOs que a punto sc haIlaban
de pereccr De hambre Y frio en- estes
meses de invierno cruel. como MIN
GuGc.
Los senores Ing. Adolfo ISla, Emil
lio E~aldenar. Antonio Posada. Jose
n. Calvo. Jose Garcia Y Roscndo Ri
vera. fueron los que al llamado del
Ayuntamiento Sc encargaron de ale
gar fondoS para socorrer . los ne
c~csitadoS. A estas personals es a
Quienes aQucIla corporation sc diri-
&c cSpccialmente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
PENSANlIENTOS.

Los hom5res. decia Bacon. temen
IL muerre. por 81 misrno insrinto que
los rinoS 4 Il cbscurida5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-24
SElNBRADIOS DE
CARBANZO FUERON
DESTRUIDOS
PerjuEcIos muy grandes
causaron las illull-
daciOnes


MurhoS De los pasaieros que han He
"adC G!t:mamente del SCR de Sonora
han manifestado u:e los fuerrcS a.
Eu&ceros u cayeron en- IL region
del rio Mayo. cauSaron grandes per-
juicios en- 10 general, Y particular
mente en- las siembras de ~Garbanzo.
que fuoroE destruidas cast en- ~ TO-
talidad, y con p5rdidas de algUnos
miles de pesos. MuchaS haciendas
fueron ~inundadas. ' las mas PERU
dicadas son Bamochil, FL Naranjo. )
Nilpas.
Una ACADEMIA.
Fl dia Is del presentc ms, So
ianUgur0 en- HermosillO. Ia Acadc~
mia de Musica V de lidomas, bajo la
direction DC Ia senorita Leocadia
Padi!la.
Mas sob-e el incendio
Con relation a la nota qu2 iii aver
4 ia Prensa. respecto al inccndio que
destruy0 el Hotel Brickwood dc eSta
cIudad, dcbo agreGar quo csc in
| cendio fuG unc de los mas desastro-
EOS cue nan 0'O''l"o "'SUe "'Ge
"ucioS ""oa' Pr 'i .?p1Nn'
"s''o' -: %-E J:aho Lo.o aro
ii"I' u ""'.''o' We 49,
- nay" r.,.. l.,
ie'' H|NI .aJ
uaSd &c No'',''i' Ne =
I'""s',' ei 10 4"e < loP
POI '"'oi "e %'I""T, " 80:
FL iGeS1 '"t"~.'I!
mas dei IrS N"''o"": D"trN' "'S'iu
yendo el Iecno' PueS oIcio DAM I''a
s!'ua0o en- !oT aus ue 'sS n.y., >
mac''oS c''S'"itS 4"V % "l0'0" AL
luego MO pe"a@oS.
f. 'U'so P5iIcIp'9 Id "os >
cihcuel:'a "'"u'oS w ID "'''a'l~
sc 'ei"'o j'o, "l f- go
'laii'"S = ~ -.
'aS"I ne ~'"!o'
tei' A'E"'''' "'Oe HuT "
dc doS aiamnrts de III" ci1e'i'o" 'Gc
"a cauSa oe! ihceAh'o' Ps'o O"%s
personals 0'cen que una eS'"Ia o@
peIroi'o que Sc e'roH:r"o% In q
Az q. . - '[-,' 40
jefa con una nina Tue "a que 'l"$,o-
10 q 1T'e'' NI,"@ y"''J>'"
"sS':I'au" ro' ,.o-.o
que H1''~;"'|. ~ a. n.
ioHe"u" ~ ', Cnn~o To,-. r.r;.
= a. - L;,ho h.
| - - 1870
T., $1,000, 10 ~no,;ci. y. a.
..y,''. X oE1;aI.. HoraII ProIn =.
- " US Lo.oI pr;a1,,.noi
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-02-22
LOCAL NEWS

Service viii he held in the Church
of the Good Shepherd ON Sunday af-
ternoon at O'Clock. Sunday school
will be held at o'clock.
Service will be held at 1890 a m.
in the Presbyterian Church Sunday,
February %.
Mr.. Roy Ferguson. of SteubensvlIle.
OHIO, has been appointed teacher Of
English, French and History in the
Chesapeake City High School.
Private Howard Brown son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Brown, who was
with the 18th Field Artillery and later
was transferred to Camp Hospital No.
y at la Naldshon. writes home that he
Is now in attendance at one of the
schools recently established where
courses are being given correspond
ing to those in grammar and high
schools and in vocational training
Howard left Chesapeake City on May
10. for the University of Pit;sburr
and went from there to Camp Mills,
New York, on July If, sailed overseas.
lie does not anticipate rcturni"g home
for several months.
Mrs. James Hopper, chairman Of
the Red Cross, requests that all knit
ted bonncts bc sent to Mrs. c. f.
Clark as soon as completed, as 80
honnets are to be shipped III" last Of
the month.
The Junior Red Gross, will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Harry f'illngane
on Saturday afternoon at 2 O'clock.
The little folks are completing their
third blanket in connection With ~
f,af,, l.. t.,Ng.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-02-22
You Can't Stop a
Plant That Makes
What People Want

We will have for sale as usual escorts SURE
GROWTH FERTILIZERS" the coming Spring,
notwithstanding the fact that our plant WAS burn
ed last December.
We have made arrangements with two Of the most reliable
organizations in the business to manufacture well known
brands from formulate, and our full guaran-
tee to quality and drilling condition is back of
them.
SURE GROWTH FERTILIZERS have been made
and sold in Cecil County for than forty years and have
given complete satisfaction both mechanical condition
and results the crops We today selling goods in
many instances to the grandchildren of the who bought
the first we made STOP AND THINK!
Could we do this unless goods right in every
particular? OF not The goods sell themselves by
giving satisfaction respect to the purchaser and
guarantee that they will continue to do
Our goods are for sale by the following welknoNn firms
STERRETT < WARD. Rising Md.
CAMPBELL. BROTHERS, Port Md
C.. \. BENJAMIN & co. North East Md
GROOME STEELE. Chesapeake City, Md.
JAMES L WOODAII. JR. George Md.
!. RICHARDS Newark Del.
THE SCOTT FERTILIZER co.
ElktOn, Maryland
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-02-22

home on Walnut street. They had as
their guests to enjoy the occasion Mrs
K. NJ. Kelen. st. Paul, Mimi; Mrs.
James Breckenridge, New York; Miss
Minnie Murhead, Pittsburgh; Miss
Grace Muirtead, Washington, d. s.;
Mrs. David Bruce, Wilmington; Mrs.
J. A. Hartenstine, Principle; Mrs.
Peter Hamilton, Mrs. John A. Welsh,
Mrs. G. T. Bramrle. Baltimore; Miss
J Louise Magner. York. Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-02-22

Major James Muirhead, Pittsburgh,
was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. JOS
cph Pogue, Sunday
Warren Taylor, Camp Meade, has
been mustered ouJ.
Curtis Reynolds. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George G. Reynolds arrived
home Saturday. being mustered out
Of the L. S. A. service. He has been
stationed ut Camp Mcclellan, Mont
gomery, Ala, for several months.
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given a warm welcome by many
friends. ~
Mrs. Ben g. Land, Mrs. B. W..
Trimble, Mrs. Clyde 'Darsie, Miss
Bette Roberts and the Rev. Charles
Darsie motored to Winchester Sun
day to the Christian Endeavor con-
vention.
Mr. C. NJ. Litsey, of Louisville, has
accepted a position as compositor at
this office and assumed his duties
Monday. Mr.. Litsey formerly work.
ed here and has many friends who
will be glad of his return to Mt.
Sterling.
DR.. d. H. Bush, whoa has been a
Lieutenant in the Medical Corps of
the army and who recently return
ed from overseas, has received his
discharge and returned to his home
in this city. He is being given q
hearty welcome by many friends.
Mrs. w. W. Hinton and daughter,
Mrs. W. R. Jefferson, of Sparta,
Wis, are the attractive guests of
Mrs. Fannie H. Priest and Mr.. Hunt
Priest. Mrs. Hinton was a sister of
Mr.. Will Priest and has many rela-
tives and friends here where they are
being delightfully."- remembered.
Mr.. J. VIII Clay is in Louisville
for few days.
Among those from this city who
attended the Derby in Louisville Sat-
urday were Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Fox,
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Roberts, Miss
Clara E. Nelson, Mr.. Robert c.
Gatewood, Capt. F. A. McCabe,
Messrs. C. M. Edwards, Ed. McNa-
mara, Nat B. Young, Jr., Frank B.
Wyatt, Squire Turner, r. H. Lane
H. R. Prewitt, and Colonel Gate
wood.
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THE SICK

Mrs. Margaret Grail is at st,
Joseph's Hospital at Lexington for
treatment and her many friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. George C. Eastin is i'll at the
Norton Infrmary in Louisville. Mr..
Eastin spent several days at her
bedside the past week.
Mrs. j. p. L. Jennings remains
very i'll at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. G. Thompson.
Stanley Lane, employee Of the
STROLLER Motors company, is suffer-
ing from injuries received Saturday
while at work in the garage. His
right hand was badly mashed.