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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
REDS BATTLE SOLDIERS
IN AUSTRALIAN TOWNS
Disturbances Are Reported From Iris
hnnc by Dispatches From


VANCOUVER Il. G.. March @s-A
cable from sydney. y :. W.. TO the
Vancouver World today. said:
Renewed conflicts between returned
soldiers and members OF the Bolshc-
Wis; clement arc reported from Iris
Dane. \ large number have hc"u
wounded in street lighting. inc!udjn.
the chief commissioner of police. who
was hurt when the RUSSIAN Club was
wrecked
scores of extra police have been
brought in from the country districts. :"
The dispatch adds:
NH hotels have lccn ordc rcd closed
by the authorities until conditions re
turn 10 normal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

NF!W NDTEk. MarCh ~. Brld 81 rrot',
tomorrow viii say: Factors OF the week
i purely domestic trade cir-lcS have in.
cluded enlarged biiyinc both AT whole
sale and retail: reports Of cxrcllrnt
rris'ure. soil and winter wheat crop
the beginning OF spring
wheat seed nc in the Southern area9
Of tho Northwest: more life in huilG-
Ing trades and in lumber and in other
materials: preparations making for an
carly opening Of navigation on tho
Great Lakes: good sentimental effects
from and some enlargement OF actual
buying or iron and steel following last
weeks cut in priccS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
WEISERGERBER TRIAL ENDS
Court MRrfinI Completes Case nut
Verdict MRy Not lie
Published Soon.

NEW YORK. March 28-Thc trial OF
Captain Edwin e. Wciscrgerbcr Of
Pittsburgh. charged with acts ilvu,v-
ing disloyalty 10 tho United States
sympathy with Germany ana impronrr
personal conduct. was comp ."tr be-
fpre court-martial on Gov. n )r's Is
land today. Court martial prose- durc
requires the findings Of the court be-
submitted to the headquarters Of Tho
Eastern Department for approval
thence submitted to Washington ard
subsequently published so II ma" d.
two or three weeks at least bcfor. The
verdict is announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
Weekly Cotton Kcport.

NEW YORK. March IS The cotton
market was nervous and irregular dur
ing the week. Tho decline from re
cent high levels extended TO oS3S for
new style May and 1915 for October
Wednesday. owing TO unsettled condi-
lions IN Europe. continued nervous
tess over the foreign exchange situa-
tion and The anpcarnncc Of bet: Q !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

through tho streets until the band
struck up Dixie" az the parade passed
under the triumphal arch on Capitol
boulevard. tho homecoming heroes Of
the One Hundred and Fourteenth Ma
chinc-Gun Battalion and the Three
Hundred and Sixth Trench Mortar
Battery of the Thiriicth Division and
company OF 40 casuals from Ten
nessec and Alabama OF the famous
RAINBOW and Wildcat Divisions. lent
their lusty cheers no the Increased
ClamOr that ros. from th.. croMhs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
START UNIQUE DRIVE
i-btcrn cities, Including LynchburE
and Stnunton. in "o"n- our
own Home HmpafGn.

u>cI1rHGToN. March IS own
onr.n,rn home" campaigns have been
q, a,rura,cd in eighteen cities il was
nnouuccd today by the bureau OF
,nhi;n Workers Department OF Labor
"" ci,ics include Charleston. w. Va.
=, ir.cn. Jacksonviilc. Fla: Lynch
,,,rr Va philadelphia. and Siaun-
an Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
,rn,n. TO u.c Potm.h In Part Payment.

~. \SIIl NtiTON. MARCH 2N.--Sonator
|, ,.rh,.cclt today was advised through
- state Denar;nrcnt by Bernard Ia
Len chairman Of the War indus;ric"
Eoard. who is abroad: thai IN return
~ food 10 Germany tho United states
|. To receive potash in part raymcnt.
.bcrc was nothing in MI liaruch'> 5;
,ossucc TO indicate tho Quantity 10 he
nn, nor when tho first shipment
would arrive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
DEAD IN EXPLOSION
,I Tanker FLOWS ip at Venice. Car
ryinE Death mud DC
structi0n.

VENICE. March 3s.--Thirty persons
.oro Killed and thirty others injured
y The cXplosion Of an oil tank steamer
ere YESTERDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

lCihSkI. VA. March 2S-Tho
podH OF Mrs. ilortcnsia Tyler Lcachc
"aS brought /" l'ulaski from Roanoke
;odhE Tor intcTincnt, she having died
Wednesday afternoon q; the home OF
nor daughter. Mrs. John r.. ia skier
VIC. The deceased was born in
trincc William county. Va. in lS3S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
Paris photographers on nr,cs. strike.

rARIs. March IS. staff OF tho
jcn,rai telegraph, Office In Taris struck
Tor ono hour between C ana o'clock
evening. and for q half
lcrday morning. the rctit parisicn
Itates. The object OF tho strike was to
aston the granting OF IN increased
Allowance for tho employees. To COM
!ensate them for the higher cost Of
Wing. and tho giving of "a weekly day
II rest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
ADVOCATES SPECIAL SESSION
Commercial Srcr-tnrirs tsxocfntion
Adopt Resolutions mt RonnOkc
Convention.

ROANOKE VA. March 2S--Rcsolu-
tionS asking, Governor Davis TO call an
extra session OF tho Leg stature 10
enact lcSiSla ton to enable the S<ttc
to part icipAtc in the Federal road iund
were adopted this afternoon bv tho
Commercial Secretaries Association Of
Virginia. which met here today in an
nual session. platform calling for
cooperation and woril for the interest
of the state as whole as we'll a. for
the community was adontch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Funeral services Of John j O'Hara
Of N"wppri News. viii b" held toda Y
following tn" arrival Of the body Of
Mr oFi1ra at tn" Main Street station
&c noon services aud int.rmcnt vii!
%" IN Calvary c"m"t"ry. Mr.. c'I!ara
MAS ~" son Of the late Patrick and
Catherine D'IIara Of Eichnond and
diod suddenly THURSDAY evening AT 7.i5
O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

i1NI;KISONT;rRG. March 2S-WU-
nam Harvey Y"akcl died at tho home
o. MS n"phcw. +. a Sca<ei. in this
cry. last might. Of complication Of dis
eases III" WAS eighty years OF age.
ana rs survived by one daughter. Mrs.
Charles Fisher. Of Augusta County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
SEAB0tRD AIR LINE RAILROAD
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Main Slreal hfaiinnl
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP LINE

=, Leave for Newport News and Norfolk. James
liver Night Line. 600 pm daily, connecting at
nrk daily except Sunday $50 pm. bay Line
S.eancr leaves for James River landings 500
am Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
NrrIEc IRON Norfolk and Newport News :. 90
an, daily; from James River landings 7.3O pm
Iuesday. Thursday md Saturday.
CNlIED STATES RAfLR0AE ADMINISTRATIONS
CoASOLiDATED CITY TICKET UFFICE
SsV L"'t "aiH etreet. Phone Randolph 4sx.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
,nsldcring E,nort liccn.. Applications

WASHINGTON March "S.-Thr War
.radc Eoard announced today that ap-
,licationS for. export lircnScS VIII now
~ considered by h" board for the cX-
,orts ton of tobacco To Norway. al!
nds II nsh and beef castings to pcn.
,,rk and sirun and rn"ltSscs. except
!, oiasscG for fodder. TO Holland. To
,scco has bccu removcd from the IA
toned list for. Sweden. and licenses
lii now be issued.
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L.. %. tutlrtf

FREDERICKSBURG. March 2S.-E
~. cuilo>t. agent Of Richmond Fred
cricksburE and Potomac railroad at
summit. died In a hospital in Rich
mond on Tuesday. The funeral was
Il, Ill "Wednesday afternoon at Summit,
y number OF Masons Of this city at
tcndcd the funeral which was held
with Masonic honorS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Fl;EDEltltN.Iit BURG. March zS.--Mrs;.
j. y. Hanger died at her home near
i""N!lii;.n. Louisa County. this week
81" is survived by hcr husband two
children. ono sister. Mrs. James l.. Kay.
and two brothers. McssrS !. J. and X.
=. l;roadduS OF Caroline County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

wcll-known young business man.
died at his home last night, after n
hricf Illness. He is survived by his
wife and two small children. Two
brothers and four sisters also survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Kettle I.urri.,,

;. MANASSAS. VA. March "S.-Mrs
mnctIi" Harrison died of pneumonia
w cni'csdaT at hcr homo in Manassas
at the age % cighty-Srvcn She is
survived by three d;,uvlitcry
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4. l.. Davis.

FRED March 2s.-T
j. Davis died at his home near tho
Wilderness. Spotsylvania Country. las,
night. aged scvcnty-two years. lic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

lAl.ElSDNi!CKi. March 2S.-rho,nas
robinson died a: his home near Raw
i"E springs yesterday afternoon Of
hrhri trouble. He whs nf;y-Six Years
oih. ana ~ survived BY his widow and
three sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger
rains and Steamers DAILY unless
otherwise shown, published only al in
formation and not guaranteed.
{ Daily except SUNDAY. ,Sundav onl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
WELCOME FOR SOLDIERS
Cheering ThrOn=s Greet Rcturntnt.
DouEhb"ys In Parade mt
Nashville.

nv tsFociat"I Press
NASHVILLE. TENN. March rs
silent themselves amid the constant
cheering Of the dancing. flag waving
thronS that lined tho route Of march
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WEST EED--BsauJiiuI furnished front
room oa IN af ioiniua: gentlemen preferred
boulevard SGD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Albert T.. TrnylOr.
pETERSEIiRCi. VA March Is
Albert f.. Traylor. aged thirty years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1919

came here from Cameron. w. Va. about
zen Years ago. and has been living at
The Wilderness since that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD
BROAD Street AtationI
RICHMOND. FREBSBURG & POTOMAC Il. II.
(Broad street Stallion except where
otherwise ipdicated)

h.inSe rom Leave for
40 am. Washington and beyond N SIS am
stS pm washington and beyond. 500 am
lo.,9hm nshianu Local. .......... iT:j0 am
80 pm Washington and beyond p $50 am
i::lo pm Washington Local ........ 800 ain
5:>5 pm Washington and beyond 1850 am
kNt0 pm W ashin2tO and beyond ll..,5 am
tD:-1 pm Washington and beyond l.: 40 nm
":lU pn Washington Local - 10: j6 nm
1910 am. Frederick burg Local 4 20 nm
sii:W pm Washington and beyond s 90 ON
i5:25 pm Ashland Local " fG.IS IN,
l2:2o nt Washington and beyond n ZOO nm
Washington and beyond. S:lo pm
Main Street Station.
No coaches-l'aSscngers must procure Phil.
man tickets before boarding train
On sundays operated III rough iowa shinpton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Public-spirited citizens are investing their
time and money in this cause in whole
hearted way which proves beyond all ques-
ton of doubt (irst) that they realize what
Greater Richmond College will mean to
Richmonds future progress; (secondD that
they regard Richmonds interests as their
own interests.
If every forward looking citizen of Rich
mond will invest in the Greater Richmond
College to the extent of his or her means
this campaign will close tonight in blaze
of glory Five years is allowed for the pay
ment of your subscription. If a solicitor has
not reached you, please sign and w---s
send in the coupon b~p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
Orleans County
CRAFTSBURY

Mrs bishop and daughter have moVed
into tho house lately purchased OF DIT
Rlbby,-M and Mrs. William Allen oil
Chicago came Saturday for short vaca-
ton with relatives here.-ttarry Emery
has gone to Bakersfield, where he has
employment. Mrs. Florence Fisher OF
Morrisville was a guest of her aunt,
Mrs. !. r.. Allen last week Thursday and
F'riday.-NTany from the Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school attended the contest
picnic at Albany Saturday.-A shower
was rendered Gladys Carrow at Charles
Smiths Saturiay.--Suuday is 10 he OBJ
served as rally day at the Methodist
Episcopal Church.-Mrs. O. b. Wells and
Mrs. j. r.. Allen were chosen delegates
to the Sunday school convention to be
held in Orleans to-day.-Mrs. Charles
Thayer returned Sunday from Brightlools
hospital. where she has been taking
treatment for a week.-NIr. and Mrs.
A. c. Jones OF Quebec. Canada, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. w. Hardy and
Mrs. Fred Bailey.--Mrs. f.. y. Nelson
returned from Lowell last week Thursday.
Fred and Percy Kerr with their fsmi-
lies. motored to Fitch Bay Sundays. A.
Smith was remembered last week Thurs
day at the harvest supper by a birth
day cake lighted with candles represent
ing his Ssth year. He received IS postal
cards
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
WATERVILLE

Miss Bessie Tillotson has returned to
Washington. n. C.-Miss Ina Wcstover is
attending college ut Burlngt on.--Gcorge
Richardson and family visited Mr.. and
Mrs A. NJ. Brown last wcck.-Mr and
Mrs Arthur Stanciff of Morrisvile visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Langdcl last
week.-Damon Westover and Albert
BENNETT have returned from the north
wcst.-Waltrr CHICHESTER has returned
nome from Ohio.--Mrs Lena Kelley of
Morrisviile is with her mother. Mrs Edla
WilieN.-Charlcs Bragg was called to
Massachusetts Friday by the death OF his
Iroth"r.-Supervisor Edwards visited tho
schools In town last wcck.-Mark Stevens
with force of mon is running his mill
in Flctcher.-Elliott Thompson of col
chester, who has been with tho first
engineers for II months in Franco and
Germany. has received his honorable dis
charge and is visiting his sister Mrs.
Homer Stcarns.-tTomcr Stcarns of st.
Johnshury has moved into Mrs. Grays
house on Main street.--Mrs. Clarence
Coursey and son, Charles. have returned
to their home in Bristol after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p T.. Leach
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
RANDOLPH CENTER

The annual meeting Of the Red Cross
will he hold in the agricultural hall Sat-
urday at three o'clock. There will be
election OF officers and reports Of COM
mittces.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taft, Mr..
and Mrs Archie Taft Of Barre and Mrs.
Duncan, daughter Of Judge Clapp OF
Barre, and two children from Eivcr-
town, Va, were recent guests at Ran
som Slacks--The students of the V. q.
A. made their initial visit one evening
last week on several of the people OF
the village and elected several speccncs
and gave many cheers and class yel's.-
Miss Alice r.. Gilman, 81 years old, died
S.eptember 16 at the home Of her brother,
A. A. Gilman. Miss Gilman had been an
invalid 81 years during which time she
underwent four operations, the last one
occurring this summer. She had fine
Christian character and bore her suffer
ings very patiently and cheerfully.-Mrs.
Josephine Hodges ShurtleH and daugh-
tor, Lucille, who have spent the sum
mer hero with her mother. Mrs. G. i.
Hodges. have returned to their home in
Chics go.-The Randolph Center Potato
Growers association held meeting last
week and decided to sell their rertincd
seed potatoes for 80 per bushel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02

Orleans for a slight operation choir
practice was held at the parsonage
saturday evening and was made social
event In honor of the organist. Miss Alice
Pike, who Is soon to be married. Refresh
ments were sorved.--Mary Francis and
Kenneth Dunn were operated on at the
Orleans hospital recently for removal Of
tonsils.--The Womans Missionary society
mot with Mrs. A. e., Dustan Wednesday
afternoon. The study Of the new text
book "a Crusade Of Compassion," was
begun. The boys club resumed meetings
Saturday at tho academy and tho follow
ing officers were elected: Glcnn Wilson
president: Frank Wilson. vice-p.esidcnt
Carl j. Peterson, secretary: Fed g.
Root, treanurer.--'rhc following students
from the class of 1919 have left TO attend
the University OF Vermont Barbara
Fletcher. Lois IIadley, Kathleen kcenan
Harry Rowcll and Dan Dyer Nora
Richardson has returned to school after
having been called home for = few DAYS
by the Illness Of hcr mother. There will
he 2 senior social at Academy hall
October 3.-Erncst Eeeler gave the
students y very interesting talk Thurs.
day morning on his experiences in France
The teachers training girls wen, to
East CraftsburH Friday to observe MISC
Bai!er's school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
NORTH TROY.

Former Superintendent of Schools Burn
ham A. Colby moved his household goods
to his new location, Shelburne, Friday
by the auto truck of j. f. eastman of
Burlington. Mr. Colby Is succeeded by
+. A. Norris of Connectcut.-W. f. Saw
Yer has purchased II. A. Gilbert's resi-
dence. Mr.. Gilbert goes this month to
Worcester. Mass, in charge of the real
estate and insurance office of F. w
Norris & Co. OF Boston. His family will
remain here for the present.-Sept. @,
Lillian, wife OF Nelson II. Dodge. died al
her home in Jay. The funeral was held
at The house Thursday afternoon, the
Rev. c. r.. Hayward officiating She
leaves besides her husband, two daugh-
ters.--A. A. Macomber has purchased Of
j. a. and Walter Westover the Hitchcock
farm in the south end Of the town, being
the farm he sold them some months ago
Miss Grace Ann0 has returned TO the
University Of Vermont this being her
third year. Reginald Albee has entered
the freshman class.-Mrs. w. A. Mitchell
and two daughters have returned from
her former home, Plattsburgh, ~ Y
where they have been spending a few
weeks. Blair Veneer company has COM
menced operations for the construction OF
two new buildings, one for office pur-
poses 20 by AZ feet and the other to be
devoted to garage and machine shop. that
being "A by 4S feet in size.--Allen Griggs
and Andrew Magoon are in Manchester
y. H., for few days.-The Home Econo-
mics club will meet with Mrs. o. S. Annis
Monday evening.-hIrs. Cavts Toof is
teaching the fourth grade al school, hay-
ins discontinued work as clerk in the
Pettes store.-H. Il. Parkhurst has pur-
chased the II. V. Stevens stock of general
merchandise at johnson and added same
to his stock here.-G. A. Place has pur-
chased farm at West Fairlee and ex-
poets to remove there soon. On account
OF railing eyesisht he is obliged to dis
continue Understandings. Conditions and
the location Of his shop make desirable
opportunity for somebody
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

4 pretty wedding took place at the
Orleans House at eight O'Clock Tuesda y
evening Leo y. Williams. only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Williams Of Albany
and Miss Alice A. Pike. youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A p. Pike. We're the
contracting parties. The Rev. Carl j.
Peterson performed thte ceremony in the
presence of 50 friends and relatives. The
wedding party entered the parlor to the
strains of the Lohengrin wedding march
played by Mrs. Bliss Farrar and STOOD
beneath an arch of evergreen and astors
The bride wore a gown of pearl grey
taffeta and bridal veil and carried a
bouquet of "daybreak'' asters. After the
ceremony. the guests were served with
refreshments in the hotel dining room.
which was prettily decorated with autumn
foliage The bride received many pretty
and useful gifts. Mr., and Mrs. Williams
will take an automobile trip through the
White Mountains and other points in New
England Mrs. Williams has served as
the organst in the Congregational
Church for a number of years. also as
the president of the Christian Endeayor
society and has always been found eff
cient and faithful.-The first number in
the lecture course will be a concert by
the "Orpheus Four October 10. a, the
town hall, Craftsbury. Season tickets
are now on sale.-The following dele
gates were appointed to attend the Orleans
county Sunday school convention at
Orleans, Wednesday; Arson Magoon.
Marian f.. Peterson and Lawrence Berry.
Miss Mary Root with friends from St.
Iohnsbury called at Charles Roots Sun
day. Judge Moulton of Burlington was
also recent visitor in their home Miss
Anna II. Dickson Of Bristol, Il. L. is
stopping at the ORLEANS House.-Mrs. A.
y. Pike, Jr., of Laconia y. H., is a guest
al Allen Pixies. She is in town for the
Williams wedding-Mr. and Mrs.
W. l.. Decell of Morrisville visited at
Bliss Farrar's. Sunday on the
reservoir is nearing completion. The pump
has been set and the residents on the
Common are anxiously waiting for the
electric current to he turned on that they
may have a supply of water once more
The following parties went to Island
Pond last Thursday to attend the Eastern
Star district meeting: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Estelle, Mr..
and Mrs Edward Wheeler and Miss Kate
Randall ertram Mills OF johnson is
making his home for the present with
Mrs. A. c. Dustan and is doing some
carpenter work on the house.--Mr and
Mrs, Il, W. Fiheld spent Sunday with
relatives in Grand Isle-The ScarchIight
Club held its b-monthly meeting Monday
evening with Mrs A. c. Dustan. Five
new members were voted in at the meet
ing. Prof. Steiner's hook From Alien
to Citizen was rcad,--Miss Della Wells
who was taken suddenly in THURSDAY
has been removed to the hospital at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
NEWPORT

MIR, and Mrs. Frank Williams enter.
tanned at dinner at the Victory Tea Room
thursday Mr., and Mrs. Josiah Grout,
Mrs. f. c. Blanchard, Mrs. John Young,
MI. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. {. S.
Robinson, Mrs. Ellen Hart. Mrs. Charles
Bean'-Mrs Cleon Seaver OF Summer
street 10 the new milliner at Mrs. G..
NJ. Flints millinery pariors Walter Alb
DOH OF the {. p. II. Office is enjoying a
weeks vacation and will spend several
days In Northampton and Worcester
Mrs T.. S. Hart entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. +, {. Williams At dinner at the Val
ey House Wednesday evening. John Nor.
rison was in Rock Island Thursday to at
tend the wedding of Miss Louise Whit
chsr.-Dr. j. II. Gaines, t. j. McCarten
and j. r. kirkpatrick were in Windsor
10 TESTIFY in the case of James W. Blay
vs. the Grand Trunk railway--Aaron IL.
Grout Is in New York for n few DAYS
Miss Marjorie Williamson is employed as
stenographer with the firm of Williams
d Smith,-Miss Daisy Stevens is taking
MISS Amy Pope's place as Office assist
ant at DR. Harry f. Hamlton's dental
parlors. Miss Gertrude Harris is also en-
ploycd temporarily Sally Emery
Flint and little daughter. Sally, left Fri
day for Washington to await arrange.
ments for passports and transportation
enabling her to sail for Germany to join
her husband, Lieut., Col. Harry II. Flint.
stationed at Coblens. Colonel Flint Will,
await the arrival OF his family at Rrest
Mrs. Y, A. Brown has gone To Spring.
heid and northampton, accompanying her