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NATIONAL TRUST Co.
HAS COUPON BOOTHS

At one side of the fine banking
room of the National Savings and
Trust Company is line of booths.
and over each of these is the in
seription Coupons They are lit
lie retiring rooms where coupon
cutters may carry on their pleas
ant work in privacy and quiet,
OF course. all the other banks and
trust companies in Washington, with
a. safe deposit attachment provide
adequate facilities for those fortu-
nate and generally thrifty persons
who cir coupons, but the little
booths at the National Savings ana
Trust are unique. There is also n
They are reminders of the time when
ne National Safe Deposit Company
of Washington and the District of
Columbia was a conspicuous local
institution. 1t was out of that or
ganization that the National Savings
and Trust Company grew.
On January %. 1867. a special act Of
Congress was passed entitled. An
act to incorporate the National Safe
Deposit Company of Washington and
The District of Columbia" The in
corporators were Alexander K. Shep-
herd. William S. Huntington. Samuel
r. Brown. George w. Riggs. Natha nj q,
Wilson and George II. Plant.
The presidents of that company were
Samuel 2. Brown, who held office from
1867 to 1863: George II. Plant, from
1869 to 1877; William Stickney, from
1871 to 1881, and Benjamin T. Snyder
from 1881 until the reincorporatio ton of
The company in 1890. Some prominent
names in the directorate of the old
company, other than those named as
incorporators and presidents, were
Henry \. Willard. u. Francis Riggs,
henry D. Cooke, George o Evans.
Charles G. Glover and John CaSSels.
The National Savings Bank of the
District of Columbia was chartered I'M
ger special act of Congress on May
a. 1879. The incorporators We're:
Henry y. willard. George H Plant,
George ". Adams. Samuel 7. Brown.
William Stickney. Benjamin p. Snyder,
Albert l.. Sturtevant. J. II. Lathrop.
Nathaniel Wilson. r. d. Mussey. Zenas
g. Robbins, William b. Todd. Edward
Simms. Joseph Casey, James NJ. Latta.
herd, William p. Dole, Hugh McCul-
logh and Matthew G.. Emery. The
presidents of the National Savings
Sank were Hugh Mccullough. from 1870
10 1871: Henry \. Willard. 1ST11S72;
William Stickney, 1S72-1SSl, and Ben
Jamin p Snyder. from 1881 until the
company was absorbed by the National
safe Deposit Company al the time of
the Iatter's reincorporation under an
act of Congress. October 1. 1880.
All the securities, money, assets and
other property of the National Savings
Bank were taken over and the new cor
poration was organized in the spring of
1891 under the name of the National
Safe Deposit Company of Washington.
On February Is. 1892. the company's
name was changed by special act of
Congress 10 1.-The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust Company of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and by special act
of Congress passed January 81. 1907, the
name of the company was changed to
the National Savings and Trust Com
pany."
Those little coupon rooms carry ones
mind back to the time when this great
banking and trust institution was ex-
clusively safe deposit company.
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Washington Stock Exchange

SALES
Washington Railway is, 81 900 at s2M.
Capital Traction, 10 at S6al, 10 at sea-.
Washington Railway pfd., at 61ls. a.
G71s. ) at 67&.
Commercial National Bank, 10 at 1s4. 10
ut 1891.
Mergenthaler 8 at 1873. . at 1873, 10 at 1925
at 1905 10 at 1925, 10 at 49,.
After call:
Capital Traction. = at S6As.
Washington Railway and Electric As 81. 900
at TIA 81 900 at TIA.
Commertiai National Bank, 10 at 1S5la.
Bid and Asked Prices.
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Clearing House Election.

The Washington Clearing House
Association reelected officers yester-
day afternoon. as follows: Cuno H.
Rudolph. chairman; H II. Mckee.
secretary, and Charles E. Bright.
manager. w. T. Galliher and George
w. White were elected members OF
the clearing committee to succeed
Floyd f. Davis and James A. Cahili.
whose terms expired. The report of
Charles e. Bright, manager. showed
that in 1918 total clearings through
the Washington clearing house were
$rl4 ,S90,179, an increase of S14S.945,-
4oi. or &c per cent over the preced-
ing year Total balances for the year
were Successes which is an in
crease of S24.626.995 over 1917
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with Miss Maud Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Corducr are in camp for two
weeks at Lake Hortonia.--Dr. g. a..
Sargent was in Burlington on Thursday
Tho Rcv. l.. NJ. TsaaCs ana family re-
turned from camp last Monday.-Miss
Maud Carlton of Springfield, Mass, has
been with her sister, Mrs. G. j. Blair
Olan y. Root underwent an operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital last Thurs
day and is reported as doing week.-Mrs..
j. w. Buell. has as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Sweet and two children Of Merosc
Highlands, Mass Miss Mary ID. Baker
and II. -. StoCkwell were married at st.
Paul's Church last Wednesday morning
and a fine breakfast was had in the
ladies rooms attended by 100 friends
Paul Vincent and his sister, Miss Mildred,
have been with friends In town for few
days.-The singing of the church choir
last Sunday was extra fine and was as
sisted much by King Il. Lille of Boston
an Orwell boy, who, all like to hear.-Mr
and Mrs. Otis Wissell returned Friday
evening from their vacation spent In
| Observation-Disclosures. S. y. Bishop was
struck by a car last week but is doing
ttyall
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on Daniel T. Donneliey, who was former
~ employed In Mr.. Kauffman's clothing
store in Butto.-Airs. Jennie Plant has
returned from visit of several weeks in
worcester Mass.-Clydc Barrows has re-
turned from n visit to friends In Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle -. Kingsland or
Cleveland Ohio, who are visiting ms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. kingsiahu'
were visitors in Burlington yesterday
Ex-Mayor Walter w. Bristol and family
and Alderman Levi II. Brown and family
made a pleasure trip in their automoblIes
to Montpelier by the way of Lake pun
moro, returning by the way OF BurIhs-
ton.-Itufus Noonan Of Buffalo, ~ J."
who is visiting his brother, william
Noonan. Of Panton called on Ola
acquaintances in town Tuesday.-MlsS
Fanny Perry of Glens Falls n. Y, on her
way to Lake Sunapee, n. H., spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Garno.
George Belden has gone to Port Henry
to work. His family, who are staying
with his mother Mrs. Alice Beldon VIII
join him later.-Mrs. Frank Leonard and
Miss Margaret Blair visited the parents
of Mrs Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hull' or
Burling ton. Tucsday.-Miss Martha Garno
has returned to Burlington after n snort
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Garno
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SHOREHANi

r r Cook had q marc fall into well
Friday morning George Birchard has u
now Oakland automobile. Judge Dickens
Of Middlebury held court at the school
house Friday.
Or. Beecher of Burlington was in town
Monday in consultation with DR.. Pratt
Or. Harlan Richardson, Mrs, Richardson
and Mrs. Ferguson of Comcrville, Mass,
and Mrs Lane and two children of Day
ton. Ohio. were Weekend guests of Mrs.
F y. Howard. Maria COnitt Of sails
bury visited Fredcrca platt last weck,-
J. Slala a Princeton College student is a
guest of Ernest Larrabee.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kimhall of Ferrisburg passed
the Weekend at the home Of their dauGh-
ter. Mrs Ernest Turrill-Mr and Mrs
w. q Larrabcc passed the weekend in
Randolph Frank Boyd of Pttshurg. Pa,
has Joined Mrs, Boyd at the parsonage
Mrs Kuhourn of East Chicago, Ind. is
with her sister, Mrs. r. T. simmons
Mrs. Carrie Burt Of Gems Falls, y Y.
has been guest OF her brother, J. r
Wissel-Simon reltior who has been ILL.,
some months, is no better.-Aiiss Norma
Waite has returned from Fairfield.
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WALTHAM

Mr.. and Mrs George Bostwick' MI
and Mrs. Fred Melfrediel, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T.. Hallock and their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nimmemer f Auburn, Mass,
passed Sunday at Hawkins Point-Mr.
and Mrs, George BostwiCk and Mrs.
Henry Foster recently visited Mrs.
Fosters sister, Mrs. @. A. Harwood, az
Scarsdale, y, Y.-Franlslin Whitcomb of
Fair Haven Is visiting his sister, Mrs.
II. A. Burroughs.-Mr and Mrs. Edgar
Ostrander of Albany, y. Y, have been
nassing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. w Otis.--Lloyd Evarts has been
camping at Lake Willoughby the past
week.-Mr. and Mrs. b. 5. Merrill visited
i'm Montpelier and Woodstock last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wright have re-
turned to their home after passing
several days with relatives in oxford
Mass. Mir and Mrs. G. a. Cook oil
Ausablc Forks, n. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs
David Straight of Jay, n. Y. have beer
visiting Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Otis the pas
week. Mir and Mrs c. J. sweden were
the guests of her brother, Arthur Thax
ter. in Springfield last week.-Mr. ant
Mrs =. G.. Ward visited their daughter
Mrs II. IL. Booth, at Crosse Point owe
the week -end.-Mrs, II. w. Day has re
turned to her home from the Mar!
Fletcher HOSPITALITY. II. Preston Of I.
Paso. Texas. and Charles Schiferdecke
Of Porto Rico visited George BOSWELL
last week
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STARKSBORO

Miss Pauline Cutler Of Plainfeld is
spcudinC a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
F,uycut Miuien.-AIiss Maudc Eddy of
Hartford. Conn, is a quest AT +. X.
rddy's-Mr. and Mrs. r. /. stevens and
Miss Dorothy stevens of Richmond Wis
tied their relatives here the 22nd.-The
Rev. Howard +. Glaister of Petersburg.
y. Y. has accepted call TO the Com
n,unity Church and expects TO hccin his
labors here September Z. There will be no
services sunday, August 3l.-Mrs. George
Ladenu has returned home after "A two
weeks stay with friends in Leomnistor,
Mass-Mr. and Mrs, Rollin Williams of
bridgeport. Conn visited friends here
the first Of the week. Mr.. Williams was
"A former rcsidcnt.-AlrS, Harriet Darrow
and children Of New York are guests this
week at Edgar Smiths .--Mr, and Mrs,
@. T.. OBryan are visiting relatives in
Middlcbury The Rev. q. W. Russell.
Mrs Russell and son Waldron visited at
Frank Wills the first of the Weck.--Mr,
and Mis- j. ". Berry have returned 10
their home In Richmond.--Mrs r. \.
Thorne is at a, l.. Whites after two
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SALISBURY

Theodore Kremer. the noted playwright
of New York. is spending n couple Of
days at the Lake Dunmore Hotel He
will return to New York with Mr. Fross
in his auto.-F. G. Whitney. F. w. Whit
tested for tubercu 'osis, but all were
passed as free.-The recent heavy rains
have destroyed large numbers of grass
hoppers and the farmers are thankful
Mrs George Jeffrey Of Brockton, Mas.
is visiting at Mrs. Ilamiltons for a few
weeks The prea ching service and memo
rial service at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
Sunday for Nelson Conant, who was
killed in the Argonne forest, was well at
tendcd-F. A. Fross and j. G. Mazanti Of
New York are spending n few days at
the home of W. +. Bump.-Mr. and Mrs..
w. f. Chase left Tuesday for "A feN
days visit in New York state with re q
tives.-A. W. Waterhouse and family Of
Brooklyn. y. Y, are visiting al the nome
of his mother, Mrs. Julia =. WatcrhOusc.
Ned Whitney has received his honor
able discharge from the T. :. navy and
is visiting AT the home OF his parents,
has new Buick roadster THE Con-
gregatioual Sunday school enjoyed their
annual picnic at Warehouses; August
90 and all those who attended voted
it the best in years.-W j. Thomas has
returned to the home of Mr., and Mrs
f.. ] Sumner. after spending a few
weeks with his son, Horace Thomas, ir
| \Nilbra han, Mass
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LINCOLN

The forty-third annual reunion Of the
Purinton family was held August q at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Roy johnson.
ono hundred and seventeen members Of
the family and friends gathered around
the tables loaded with good things and
decorated with gladiolis sent by DR..
Norton Aunt Cleora" Page. who
planned the first reunion, was one of the
honored guests: another was Mrs. W.
n Cove. who celebrated her birthday
by sharing a birthday cake with ali her
friends.-Among the guests from away
were: Tho Rev. and Mrs Morton Halo
from Cabot; Mr.. and Mrs. William Oliver
from Lynn. Mass, George Guindon of
Poplar Ridge. n. Y, and Mrs Hattie
borough and children from Minersville.
n. Y.
During an electrical storm about six
o'clock Monday afternoon lightning struck
the barn of Clyde Baslow and totally de-
stroyed the same together with contents,
which consisted of five calves and about
90 tons of hay. The loss is about $1,000
with an insurance of S5j0-Schools will
! open Tuesday, Sept .. and the following
teachers have been assigned: Center Anna
Meehan Of Starksboro; Corners, Julia Ilig-
gins of West Rutland; Downngsvile.
/ Evadna Meader of Monkton; South Lin
coin, Dorothy Dubuke of Ferrisburg.
! West Lincoln, Olwin Jones of Fair Ha-
ven; Elder Hill Myrtle Sweet. Cove Hill,
| Grace Turner--The day for vocal instruc-
! ton by Mrs +. l.. Shackett of New Haven
| has been changed from Thursday after
noon to Saturday afternoon; the change to
! 80 into effect this week. August 30.-Frank
| Cram has returned from service overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. f. G. Negus We're
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ESSEX JUNCTION

SundaH morning this village w's Wis
by the most severe electrical storm OF
summer, For time every circuit of
Central Telephone company, except
was out Of commission. Light
struck the rear part OF Tho residcuc
Homer l.. wright ON Main street
few states were broken from TIE
and in It's course downward t1e light
tore up portion Of the coraiCa A.
few claphoards Bleaching the 1
trough Il continued downward
grounded itself without furth,~ dem
Miss Flora Anterior, who has been
toned With the army nurse corps at
more North Carolina, has arrived
pass "A short furlouGh with her pare
Mr. and Mrs, G. $. Athcrton.
Aallda Lillian, daughter ~ Mr..
Mrs. George l.. Patcuaudc f his
lagc, and Burton / Burns of West
were united in marriage at the Catl
rcctory Thursday morning hV tNe
j. y. T.. poaliot. The couulc lcft in
diately for Gpston where lh"r Will
.'loir honeymoon.
August 81 will be the ias' pf I've u
services conducted 10y the chuft ca
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NORTH FERRISRURG

The schools Of Ferrisburg will open
September eighth instead of September
first as before arranged. -NTrs. y. F. VIII
liams has motored to quebec her former
home Mrs. Preston, who has been
spending several months in Nonessen,
Pa. is ut the home Of t.. \. Preston
John Thompson and family who have
visited the past week at the home of
II. a. Palmer have returned to GioverS-
vile. y. Y.-Maior George Martin Is a
guest at the home of C. :. Martin.-Mrs.
Jennie Plant has returned from Lowell,
Mass.--C. G. Martin left Monda" for
Bristol. Conn, where he will spend this
week with his daughters. Mrs. Myers of
Ellenburg. \. y, is visiting her dauah-
ter, Grace n Myers. of this village -
Mabel Miller returned Monday 10 Hi
Crest hospital. pittsfeld, Mass.-Maud
Miller is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs c. G. Miler.--Coburn Martin and
his mother are the guests of Mrs
Florence Barton They are at the Allen
cottage this week.--William II. Dow IS
visiting his sister, Ellen, Of this place
Mr. and Mrs. George Ball are spending
a fpu DAYS al the lake
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certs outside OF the cottage. one evening
the adjutant gave an evenings entertain
ment for the folks at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church and 1t was much enjoyed
by all present. 1t is regretted very much
that these folks who have become very
popular among the country people Will
be leaving soon for Montreal and Toronto
then on to New York where the adjutan'
will take UP some important work among
the boys who have come to know him az
the enlisted mans big brother" They
also had with them n mascot. His name
was Matte Boyle and he was an orphan
boy who lost his father in the "hu
epidemic in New York last year
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ADDISON

\Ir urI Mrs n 4 Sn1lh r,vn n lovn
n,rtv .t th,ir homo on rrtd.v ovon,rg
for Tho boreot Of Grand Viev. c.ron,-o
II wa. - succ.ss in oycrv wa, hotb
fnauriaIlv and socially MANY war.
nrcscnt from, Attaining towns Nrs < q
HowIov raw tol,, ON ned Cross ,vorl.
rouovad a.. Al u rIurd ti,, p,,.,,.., 49,
tors ca,,o SOMA rousi,ai .,,1on,,ans a.,d
,,,,or pohor, W Ncrn.n COW. ena
t,rr, M HE ox,oriorco IN w. ,a. ,an
W,o,.,r,. ,f,s,,r T. N ,d,n,., ;n,noa,,aal
80 '' ' '' 49, 'N'N'N' -
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cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts-
Mrs. Orange Goodyear of Springfield,
is visiting her niece, Mrs Henry Man
ning.--Mr and Mrs Charles Wright,
who have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. q. Il. Church, returned TO Barn
ard the first of the wcck.--Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Eaton and two boys have
gone to Maine to visit her sister,
Mrs. Ianna-Miss Rose Taylor has
gone to Burlington for an indefinite
stay.--Mra. Kate Fificld entertained
her two brothers and their wives OF
potsdam, n. " last Week.-Mrs.
Robert Clafln and daughter, Pauline
arc working for G. II. Eaton in his
lumber camp on Mddlebury mountain
Mrs. John Aldrich and two boys OF
Rochester were with her parents the
first two days in last week.-Mr. hno
Mrs. Charles Stoddard OF South Roy
alton were home Sunday.
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itlp'TON.

John Formal Of Far Haven ard sUnI
law, Charles Bristol, superintendent
the Marble city Manufacturing romp]
Of Rutland. and Frank Damon of sal
bury were in town Sunday Mr.. Fer1
was n former resident who vert an
about A years ago.-Nra. Frank K
and daughter, Alice, were guests of NJ
Elizabeth Caswell. Surday.-Mrs. Ell
beth Brodwick Of North Adams. ia
and Jed LaDam Of Leicester visited
the home Of James Hodges last wee
Miss Lucy Hale H. visiting friends
Salisbury lanes Hodges was called
East Middlcbury Tuesday by tho seri
Illness of his mother, Mrs. Geo
IIodges.-Mlss Madeline Everest. y
has been at tho Inn for a few Wceks.
returned TO her home in New Have
George Beldcn, q former resident,
has lived IN Michigan for many wears
visiting friends In town. Edward bra
had the misfortune to lose a horse NJ
| day.-Albert Fletcher who has been VI
ing Friends I'm Boston for ccvcral di
returned Tuesday His sister. Miss one
| Fletcher, who accompanied him tn
will stay for another wcck.--Tho conc
which was given in the town hail Thu
/ day evening TO welcome the returned
diers was largely attended. The har1
Miss Harris went from here to RI
Island, where she intends to take
further study Of music.-NeXt Sunda
labor sunday. the subject of the SER
VIII ho Man Greater Than Matt
Services as usual preaching at 2:00 y
and Sunday school at 300 H. nj
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ORWELL

The Rev. \. !. Witamore of Middlehury
preached last Sunday.-Thc annual picnic
of the sunday school was held Tuesday
at Lake Hortonia.-Miss Alice Jennings
is visiting school friend in Fairfield. 49,
Mrs 5. l.. stevens has as guest Miss
Lillian Ilslcy of New York city.-Mrs. j.
). Wilcox and daughter, Ruth, have gone
camping at Sunset Lako.-Mrs. Della
Bishop and Miss Bell Demo returned
Saturday evening from IA trip in the
misunderstanding Pratt of Fort
Edward was at his farm here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. \. Bessottc returned
last week from "A week spent at Saratoga,
n. i.-Forty hour devotiors were held at
St Pauls Church here last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Smith and Two children
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

stephen Young and family of Port
Chester, N. Y. are visiting relatives
here.--Mrs. Barrett and daughter, Miss
Sue Barrett. of Brooklyn. ~ Y, who
have been occupying the Varney cot
tage, have gone to Mount Philo in
Charlotte for n few weeks.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Simons OF Port Chester
y. Y, were recent guests of MIR. and
Mrs David Follansbee.-Miss Caroline
Underhill of Richmond Hill. n. H. is
occupying the Narney cottage-The
Ladies' Home circle will meet Septem-
Der fourth with Mrs William Taft.
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FOR RENT

TO RENT-Seven- room tenement with shed,
garage, horse barn and garden for Si2 per
month at Westminster Station, Vt, where
there Is plenty Of work at from 90 to
$500 per day for men and sl75 for
women; also good farm to rent Write
full particulars In first letter and on
close return envelop. w. V. Forr, Bur
lington, VT 2O2 6t,w,lt.
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BRIDPORT

u. G.. Rice and Ronald Dewell are Wis
ling friends in town for "A few doys.-I1li
BrClia and Mrs Bcrwa Spaulding were
married on Tuesday, August l3-Mr' and
Mrs Levi Nichols of Geneva. n. V, are
calling ON friends In town.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Grandy of this town, Albert
of Illinois and Mr.. and Mrs Levi Nichols
and Mrs. Martha Payne we're guests NJ
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. George ST John
on Saturday.-Nliss Marion ConlI, who
has been spcnding some time at the
home OF Willard Chandler returned to her
home in Salisbury on Tuesday REPAIRS
are being made on the Converse school
building. A new hardwood floor is being
laid also new door and windows
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NEW HAVEN

J. f. Peck and family of Hardwick
are visiting friends in town.-Mis SIS
Hazel Ward of Springfield Mass. is
spending her vacation with her mother,
Mrs Nina Ward Madam Sniden is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. T.. Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. c. Coates returned
home to-day from Bridgewater, where
they were called Thursday. by the deaf
of Mr. Coates brothers wife
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PERSONAL

ANYBODY INTERVIEWED in Hazel stat
ford Jordan, or anyone knowing tho
whereabouts of Mr.. and Mrq. WIZ am
Stafford, will please communicate in'ine-
diately, on a matter Of great Importance
with the Children's Bureau Of Delaware,
70s Equitable Bldg, Wilmington. Del
200 3t,W,1t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

FILMS DEVELOPED any size and six
prints 25 cents Geo. H. Parker. Proctors-
vile. VI. S",lt.
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BURLINGTON vetcrtnnrv Hospital

IS Pine St., Burlington, VI
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician,
3. Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. Including equine
ana canine operating tables, 'Ph0ns
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HANCOCK

Mrs. Arthur Blake and daughter
and son of Randolph visited her par
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weeks spent with relatives IN Br
ana Lincoln.--Miss Mildred Norton
Bristol spent sunday at r W. Newton
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FRANK S. LANOU g. SON

Practical Plumbers and steam Filters
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