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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-16

| lily became alarmed. Between IL and
II o'clock, neighbors were called, and
searching party started along the
river bank where he had been fish
ing. He was found in short time
by G. A. Jameson and B. D. Ruggles,
lying a few feet from the water, his
rod in his hand, dead, as he must
have been since he fell, probably
about 9 o'clock. AS soon as possible
he was taken to his home, and not un-
til the following morning did the
shocking news reach the majority of
his townsmen. The funeral took
place at the residence Saturday, w.
F. Hill officiating, and he was laid to
rest beside his wife, amid a profusion
of exquisite flowers, just above the
village where his whole life had been
spent, and only little way from the
river, which had been his friend and
comrade from boyhood. Beside his
daughter he leaves one sister, Mrs.
Luther Uttin, a stepmother, Mrs. Ell
len Densmore of this place and
haf-brother, Clarence of Michigan
The community has met with
great loss and our hearts go out in
sympathy to the daughter, Pearl,
who is now left alone. She has a
host of friends here, and whatever
may be, we want her to feel that
West Burke is home, and that she
will always find a place and a well
come here.
Those from out of town who at
tended the funeral were Mrs Martha
Kennison of Worcester, Mass, Ar
thur Bishop and family of Burling-
ton, Mrs. Clara Cleasby and DIR. How
ard Cleasby of Lancaster, n. H., Leon
Densmore of Springfield, Mass, Mrs.
Ada Silsby and G. E. Silsby and
daughter and DR.. and Mrs. Burke of
ST. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Bell and
Mrs. Sheehan of Westfeld, Mrs. Alice
Clement and daughter, Myrtle, of
Lyndon, Mr.. Camp of Newport and
others.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
Miss Lila Curtis has returned
from Windham.
Miss Louise Fairbanks has return
ed from Enosburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Grant visited
in Danville recently.
Ernest McShane recently injured
his arm quite badly cranking his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dean of Roches-
ter, N. H., have been visiting at E.
E. Grants.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. McShaue and
Mrs. Walter Buck were recent visi-
tors in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. o. E. Mcfarland and daugh-
ter, Alice, Mrs G. H. Mcfarland and
daughter, Kathleen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray L. Gray and daughter, Leah,
were in st. Johnsbury recently.
The Misses Belle and Louise Fair
banks, Miss Hildred Lyster, Miss
Grace Kidder, Miss Winnie McShane,
Mrs. Elsie Goodwin and Mrs. Ray
Gray have been camping at Will
loughby lake for a week.
HARDWICK
Sumner Darling, Jr., has purchased
what is known as the old Mack-Rowe
and Sullivan stoneshed just opposite
the depot.
C.. S. Cobb has sold his place on
High street to Henry +. Currler OF
East Hardwick. John j. Dillon has
sold his place on Elm street to his
brother, Thomas F. Dillon. E. r.
Campbell has sold a building lot in
Fairview to Eva Bridges of Wolcott.
Fred Richardson and Bernie Hoyt
have formed a partnership and have
leased the two vacant stores next
door to Campbelrs on Main street
and will conduct general plumbing
and heating business, as well as car
rying a line of general hardware
goods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-16

FlfAs q pleasure. ten al my friends
NO have any trouble of this kind what
L71a Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
rlld has done fer me. NELLIE B.
EZT7EGaAM, coo Calverton Rd., Balti-
rTa, Id.
It IS only natural for any woman to
caad the thought Of an operation. So
1a-y women have been restored to
5satl 7y this famous remedy, Lydia E.
flAlal's Vegetable Compound, after
Z Operation has been advised that it
w pay any woman who suffers from
y ailments TO consider trying it be-
X submitting TO slcn Q trying ordeal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-16

BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
G.. W. Collins, Pastor.
Morning service, 1890.
Bible school, noon.
500, evening service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 500
d. m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-16
DOCTOR URGED
AN OPERATION
Instead | took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and Was Cured.

Baltimore, Md" Nearly four years
| suffered from organic troubles, ner-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-16
SHEFFIELD

Mrs. Edna Quimby visited her son
in Lyndon last week.
Mrs. Eddie Ash of Lyndon visited
Mrs. Della Jenness Sunday.
Mrs. Hosea Garfield is confened
to the bed most of the time.
Several families from this place
spent Sunday at Caspian lake.
Theda Sheldon is helping at Rev. j.
B. Stewards a part of the week.
Harry Quimby has returned to
Lyndon where he has employment.
Warren Ash and family visited at
Geo. McFarland's in Sutton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard of Boston
were recent visitors at II. +. Davis.
Miss English and friend of Boston
are spending few weeks at >. A.
Jones'.
Clarence Ash and mother visited
Mrs. George Mcfarland in Sutton
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Drew of Boston
visited at Harry Davis the first of
the week.
Earla Simpson has returned home
for her vacation bringing friend
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson and
child are stopping at H. P. Simpsons
for a few weeks
Marguerite Holtham was home
from Lyndon Sunday. She is working
in Lyman Browns family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton of Boston
visited at S. A. Jones the last of the
week. Mrs. Moulton's mother was
Sheffield girl.
SUTTON
Perry Wood visited his brother and
sister in Newport last week.
Ed. Grammo and family visited his
sisters in Plainfeld last week.
Miss Ruth Hunt of ST: Johnsbury
spent last week at Dana LaClair's.
Mrs. Maud Storey and children of
Lowell. Mass, are spending their va
cation with Mrs. z. B. Norris.
Mrs. Clara Greeley of Franklin, N.
H. Mr.. and Mrs. Gayhart of Pitts
field and Mr.. and Mrs. Sisco and Mr..
Bowman of Newport visited at f. b.
Norris the past week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-16

es5. u this s'' 5.O Of classified advertis-
pess:t atoms. PAPER per are often beyond
~. dollars, d few cents will sell
s. 6s,y!s ry S9 article Of 1 property s;
S'ahs when I;reflook the classified
In need of publicity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-16
Toll Service
At Reduced Cost

YOU CAN SAVE ABOUT Is PER CENT toll if
an the meth
one when making a toll call.
wh you bde annot be ranac excpt wthon rtap
y
oil
o rs miles between $50
M and midnight if by the method that
if the call is made Anyone
Leserre topolnsov s2andes mnesa
YOU CAN SAVE on ton sfors
calls between midnight and
miles aw made the nto-a alton meth
for
in Calls to ito
Miles
Midnight
Anyone DedgnedP Person For ANYONE gorA
~ NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE
H e. "a AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
WS.-II C. A Manager.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
wly-Wed Couple
Barred From Home
by Smallpox Case

'rs Moore of the Wells Fargo ES-
Z company Who was married on
hesday found himself inrre Z
his own home yesterday wicn
nowdich OF the city health dc
1nent put NJ a smallpoN sian On
house NJ 6ia Meat Coal street nt
n Moore Ind taken apartments
lily both Mr. and Mts, Moore
out OF the house when the pho
Aens put m otherwise they mirht
been confined But they found
SELVES out ora home with only
clothes they yer wearing to &C..
K on.
1icnds Of Moore who planned 10
I f1eari him last night got tic SUR
OF their lives Whcn they went
4 house ana found the smallpox
krd. They first Thought h WIS ~
hut one OF tho party called M
yaty hall and found thai o. was
dnnce had nlso hren planned nt
hbo hall In honor Of the newly
Tied couple last night ard thtF
given. but not without much
1r over the incidents Of the da,
L. nve-yetr old child Of Mrs ADO
Wall is the one who was taken
with the smallpox
Bowdich promised MI. Moore.
y thai he woula visit the house
] remove enough clothes for The
D. to permit them to set along
they could return to their home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS


daughter. Miss haze. finwkins. re-
msinod Uere to attend The univer-
fity.
Miss Ethel Iielhy left yesterday for
n f.sso aud from there Will 20 10
A~lamorordo 20 attend the teachers
Institute.
An Ainuguerque party returned
yesterday ftom nm automobile tour
on which they visfled Fal0nlas iiot
springs. Elephant Butte dam. Las
Cruces ana " paao. They made the
irlp ia Ettofc Frnnchinis machine.
Otherg II the party were Charles
Melini. Hugo Bonaguidi Guido "a
pini and A. Picrlnini-
George Everitt and Miss DIVA
Eycritt are spending two weeks in
Colorado springs and Denver
Mrs. George Mitchell returned
Wednesday from a few days visit
with Mrs. Julius Ganz at santa fe.
Mrs ". &. Bolts ana three chill
dren returned today from a three
weeks visit IN Illinois.
81. n. Nash returned today from q
weeks vacation Ina the snfry.
Miss ituth Statcsuh. who has hee !
sucnting the -ummer 10 Missouri.
Arkansas and Texas. IL expected
home next week.
The Knights OF Columbus gave their
second movie show IN The Recreation
hail at the Murphey sanatorium last
night. The first show was given ON
the preceding "wednesday night.
These shows will he given three
nights each wee The nest show
viii be sunday night,
leo Murphy In homeward bound
from France. according 70 a cable
gram received by his inthrr, Con-
ductor Frank Murphy this morning.
Air. Murphy ~ q member Of the y. !.
Washburn company. lie has been IN
: France over a year rs q ueld clerk
lr the statistical department Of tho
He%ndquarters division. Tours. Frnn'o
was MI. Murphy's station.
Miss Hortense S,vitzer has returned
homo from q two weeks visit with
friends on % ranch near Seminole
Texas. She found a railroad that runs
from Lubbock Texas. 20 Seminole. on
which an engine IL operated une dnN
and an automobile truck the nest
the truck rs cuuippcd to run on N,
railway racks and pulls the few
stock. passenger and haEgage ears ~
fast as the small engine. Six hour
are sometimes required to 20 o. dis.
lance % Ga miles.
g. G.. Hayden. OF The Guaunte,
Clothing company. has returned from
r. vacation Of Eeveral weeks In Isoi
Angeles. lie reports having met sew
otnl New Mexico and Arizona people
thfrr.
Nolh Moore. manager uf The lumhei
mills. left last night for Charleston
". Va. TO bring his nmily here fol
the winter. They will return here
about Sept. I. when the lumber mill
will be r~e-upened.
Edward r chase Of the Nationa
Life Insurance company. has receivof
.aaa4A 81 tho sAHHNk nN NNu WHnHhAr
Jennie Sadlcr Chase at san Luis oh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

Paw your cues To the "s-btt" club.
Fonr-O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Taxi. PhDne lss. Nicholson Taxi,
Gasoline Il down one cent whole
sale. Butler Auto company viii
carry the two cent state tax and sell
at 81 cents.
The AibuquerqIc city band. Prof.
Fred X. Ellis. bandmaster viii hold
- weekly rehearsal tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'ci1ck at the Orpheum.
second street and Coal avenue. Al
members are urged 10 be on hand
promptly nt 2 o'clock.
Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ, Moreii OF ~
Nest Kent avenue. left yesterday
morning for q brief visit In southern
California Mir. Morelh Nv recuper-
atlng from q long Illness.
sol Weller Of the Weller and Ben
1amin company. returned yesterday
from a purchasing trip In the east
Miss Evelyn Trottcr, who has been
In government service In Washington
for over q year. returned iu the city
last night. Miss Trottcr II ~ OF the
last Of the war workers" from New
Mexico to come back from the ser
Vice.
Dr. John u. Class. special agent FOR
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance.
company. returned yesterday from a
ten days business trip TO hnsda-
lena.
MIR and Mrs. Ernest spitz who
have lived for several years ~ iVA
North Twelfth street, will move into
the Washington apartments Monday
Dr. Evelyn Frishic has moved into
the A. h. Walker home on North
High street.
DR.. Fnyette A.. Jones. mining en-.
ginc,r. left Lass night Tor besdemoun
Texas. whore he viii locate one oi
800. .-HNHa... aaH.- -. LA.UHa al
company which has completed ~
financing aud b. rcaCy 20 drill on
leases IN the Desdcmoua field.
Former Governor Herbert y. liag'
ermun 81 Roswell. VINO was in ths
city Yesterday. left last night in hi,
cur for Elephant Butte dam. where
he Will remain Tor several DAYS al
raiomas and other points In the pro.
iect area MI Hagerman b. president
OF the state taxpayers association
n Inns been attending a meeting OF
its executive hoard In ant Fc.
\ special c~onVocntion Of the RE
Grandp chapter. NJ. Z. a. \. NJ, d
being held this afternoon Tor work ~
the a. D. NJ and a. \. degree. Lunch
Will BE- served at 9 ~ ~
SIR. Marie Huoue d daughter
left today fur III raso.
james Knox Of rvalde. Tex, is %
the city visiting his sister. Mis-
pulce knoN house secretary n th'
! W. a.. a
j. j. nrazil. q sheep raiser. wls %
the city YESTERDAY from willard
charles e.. Pope and S ~ We'll o
the Srn Miguel Mining company
have gone Co New York ON business
Or aud Mrs. c. j. Amhlr Of Noun
tainni- who have beer In tho city foI
iour days. returned To- their home h'
automobile this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

" -,
s'f' 'ilii' she Was born "a iioter'
hnNiann. ana waH - years old. fu-
neral services were held today The
offtceH OF The lnauTance company here
were closed today during he funeral.
J. ~ boswell and Mrs Boswell re-
turned yeAitrdHy from q fishing trip
40 iemez SPRINGS. lie reports the
lsnlns on ~. savoy riNer ~ssNthseen
nt a.eN' 'e,lee =" 'e iF''e' t"HH
'"gt ~. .grinnr
~ r. wi re.utne" tnis m"'n-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

A romedy Of errors Yesterday re-
suited Ia Mrs. r. g. Rancy. so south
Arno street. awearine out a warrant
for Mrs. stella lawson who had pur-
chased m auto from her and given
her q check for Sa00 as part payment.
Mrs. Rancy became suspicious or the
check ard a. she had only tie0 Ia
cash to show for the auto filed tho
complaint.
N developed this morning IN the
police court that Mrs. Lawson had
deposited sufficient funds In h hank
Yesterday 20 cover the amount OF tho
check. Justice Mcclellan had Mrs.
Raney 70 to the bank IND cash the
check. ana when she returned and
..rnnounccd that u was all right. the
plaintiff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
Utah Canning Man
Defends Packers
Before Senators

Washington, AUG. 24--Iames a.
Henderson. q Morgan. tnh cnruIns
man who sald be was beih a c,impcu-
tor Of the i've bie packers and a
source Of supply for products they
sell. told the senate agriculture com
miftee today fhgf regulation proposed
In the Kenyon TIL for the packing Inc
dustry mi unnecessary aud Hanger
Oua.
Monopoly ought 10 ne regulated.
Henderson conceded when Neuatog
kenyon. republican. Iowa, presented
the question.
But monopcis doesu't cxiht now,v
ne said.
suppose Inc federal trade commits
sion. IN a report to the president has
declared the packers to be IN possos-
sion Of a monopoly Senator Kenyon
continued. would you want fesuin-
ton -
II don't want to express my opinion
or the mmlaslon.~ Henderson raff
''but I've had enough experience with
their cost Investigations Of my own
business to lose confidence in them."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

MontcVldco newspapers Of Jul5 itli.
which celebrate Ia coiorfui editions
The American Fourth 81 July. The
papers carry expressions 81 cordial
friendship for the United states.
Miss Kathrcn Little who had her
tonsiis removed Yesterday morning. h
reported a. foinr very nicely.
Dan X. sutcilfft. assistant ascent OF
N, Santa Fe railway. and family have
returned from 4 three weckn visit
with r%elatiten IN Chicago and Michl-
gam
u. VI. Weis from pekin. China.
who manages a chain Of hotels In
China. n IN Albuquerque for u few
DAYS visit with his brother. A.. q.
Wfis. Of the Sturees hotel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
Mexico to Let
British Charge
Stay in Capital

Washington. Aug. 2s-Arer hav-
Ing old William Cummings. the Brit
irh charge darchivss In Mexico CITY.
that his presence In Mexico was deem
ed 'incompatih', with the state In
which relations between this govern
ment and Great Britain have stood
aud do now stand the Mexican Tor
eivn office il understood 10 have re-
Tented and Mr.. Cummings expects 10
remain IN the Mexican capital.
Informpiion reaching Washington
today Indicated that Mr., Cumming
probably would not he permitted Ia
exercise any official functions or TO
make anv vaccinations TO the No G.
AN government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
lSebaI1 Scores
NATIONAL IL AGII;.
HruAlsn :; -. LoIi- g.

Chicago .; IRo>ton o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
War Department
VIII Let Pershing
Visit State Sept. ii

santa re. Aug. 2a.-eCncrni Perish
ing viii have the permission of the
war department to visit Santa he dur
ing the fiesta. September ~ - ana
Is. according To advice received by
telegraph by Acting Governor rankey
today.
Governor pankoy has cnbled the In.
vitation to General pcrshing Ia Eu
rope.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
Heron Wins
National Amateur
Golf Championship

'ktsburg. ru.. Aug "a :. David
lHerron. OF the homc club won
national amateur golf champion
-of the United states today hy de-
ng Robert r. Jones ~. o: At
J. by five ana four
shot % brand Of golf TINT u
Impossible for tho Georgni youth
.ilow aud he finally cracked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
Surplus Army Food
for Drouth Stricken
Montana Families

WASHINGTON Aus. 23.-Surplus
army food would be distributed to
residents OF drought stricken areas
In Montana under a resolution passed
today by the senate n sent 10 the
house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

San baego Anxiety over continued
disappearance 81 two Rockwell field
~nviators Increased with their non-np-
pearance last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

l-st game. " ~ =.
'nnau 200 q htN-N y z
.deiphip nOO org O0O-a /
.uories. Ring. !.uque Reuthcr
|. Winro. Hnridcn; Meadows aud
'rtNsor
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-25
BOOTHS CORNERS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Troost visited at
Van Rye's home Wednesday evening
Mr.. Van Weerdhuizen, Mr.. Hugh
Van Weerdhuizen, Mrs. Cook, Mis-
ses Dena, Pauline and Nellie spent
the evening with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Van Rye Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Troost spent Wednes-
day evening with Miss Bertha Troost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wander Ploeg
visited Mrs. Wander Ploeg's sister,
Mrs. Van Rye, Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Won
Euw Saturday, 7h pound baby
girl. The little miss is named Nellie
Pearl.
Little Francis Pugh. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Pugh, fell Tuesday
and cut his upper lip quite seriously.
Mrs. verhoove has returned to Ev-
erett after staying with Mrs. w. Van
Rye for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wander
Yacht and family spent Sunday at
the home of c. Dean.
ar. and Mrs. John Swope and fam
ily and Mr.. S. l.. Palmer were din
ner guests at the Archie Palmer home
Sunday.
Capt. N. A. Palmer Of the Seattle
Training Station spent Wednesday
and Thursday with relatives here.
Floyd Rathbone left Wednesday
evening for Seattle, where he will
attend the University. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rathbone accompanied him
to Bellingham.
Mrs. r. Troost is staying at the
A. Won Euw home this week.
Mrs. Leslie Vail and children are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Wallis
mother, Mrs. Bartelds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar Pearson and
baby. Elmer. spent Sunday in Bel
IIingham with Mr.. Pearson's sister
Mrs. Ed Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mace are stay
ing with Mr.. S. L. Palmer during the
Fair week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-25
BIG GROUP FROM LYNDEN TO
ATTEND STATE UNIVERSITY

A large delegation from Lynden
will attend the State University at
Seattle this year.
Among the Lynden boys who will
specialize in the Business Admins
tration cours are Cecil Jameson, AL
bert Booman. Floyd Rathbone, Doug
las Slade and Charles Kamm.
George Frick will take up per-
medical course, and Gale Edison will
continue his work in the School of
Pharmacy Andrew Nyman will en-
ter the College of Engineering. Mar
ian Bay, who completed high school
in three years, will enter the College
of Liberal Arts. Frances Knapp will
continue her work in this college.
Those who are leaving for other
institutions this month are Marion
and John lie Coco, who will take the
premedical course at the University
of Oregon at Eugene, and Herbin
Benson, who will take a commercial
course at Pullman.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-25
DAIRY ASSOCIATION
CAN BUY CREAMERY
Vote FavorabIy ON Proposition To
Offer Plant to New Body

Providing the Whatcom County
Dairyman's Association decides to To-
cate its Utility Plant in Lynden. the
Lynden Creamery will sell its estab-
lishment to that organization. This
was the decision reached at a special
meeting of stockholders held at Haw-
leys' Hall Saturday night.
The vote in favor of selling was
SO to 80.
The acquisition of the Lynden in
stitution would automatically pract-
ically give the Dairy Association the
rich Lynden dairy field to draw from
with little competition. The Cream
cry business this year will total more
than 100000, and the Association
would have a going business in its
control from the start.
Lynden Creamery butter has won
prizes for being tho best in the state
and commands big sale as result.
The Creamery directors will take
up the matter of the sale now with
the Association board. and a definite
decision should be reached shortly.
Sumas, Nooksack and Everson are
asking for the plant. and the direct
ors will have to decide between these
points and Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-25
EVERYBODY WORKED HARD TO
MAKE VICTORY FAIR SUCCESS

The past week at the Fair Grounds
has seen a lot of hard work on tn,
part of the officials of the Fair anC
their assistants to make the even
a big success.
Officers of the Fair this year art
Henry Shag gren. president; E. Edison
vice-president; P. NJ. Serrurier. treas
urer; George M. NAPLES, Secretary
Hnry Shagren, A. H. Frasier w. H
NAPLES. P. NJ. Serrurier, Nels Jacob
son, W. H. Jackman and z Edison
directors.
Honorary Directors are c. E. Fitz
gerald. Ferndale; c. E. Flint. Blaine
DR.. Z. c. Clark, Sumas, w. NJ. Gillies
Nooksack, Jack Simpson, Everson
Mrs j. c. Anderson, Laurel; H. B
Carroll. Bellingham; S. Elroy Nc
Cav, Rome.
Superintendents of departments
include the following:
Horses-A. ]. Stierlen and c. w
Davis.
Cattle-D. Wander Griend and A
r. Benson.
Goats, Sheep and Swine-G w.
Worthen and John Bierlink.
Poultry and Pet Stock Harry
Beernink and M. Wander Griend.
Vegetables, Grains and Grasses
H. ]. Feenhouse and D. W. Bender.
Fruits-C. E. Fitzgerald and c.
E. Flint
Household Department Mrs P.
NJ Serrurier and Mrs. G. w. Frick.
Needlework-Mrs. II. H. Jameson
and Mrs Harry Mock.
Art-Mrs w. H. Elder and Mrs. G.
W. Hall.
Floral-Mrs. F. l.. Wood and Mrs
w. X. Pixley.
Miscellaneous-W. X. Pixley and
B. w. Loring.
Chairman of Reception Commit
tee-F. E. Knapp.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-25
LINDEN CANNING CLUB MAKES
SPLENDID RECORD THIS YEAR

The record of the Lynden Canning
Club is of considerable interest this
year. as the thirteen active members
have canned total of 9S6 quarts of
mats, fruits, vegetables, soups and
jellies. Anna Knutzcn alone has 416
quarts to her credit.
The names and the products of
the other calnors are as follows: Ev-
elyn Wander Yacht, so quarts; AL
media Booman, SO quarts; Ruth
Burns. 27 quarts; Marjory Packard,
Z quarts; Gayle Walston. SS quarts;
Marjory De Line, II quarts; Charles
Sprague, II quarts; Elmer Swenson,
54 quarts; Edward Kamm, 63 quarts;
Jesica Dc Line, rs quarts; Grayce
Brown. 20 quarts; Vergie Clark, IS
quarts.
Miss Gala Van Syckle has acted as
leader of the club.