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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
REPREZENTANT GILLETT
NOMINACYE
MA NOVICE.

Reprezentant F. G.. Gillctt z Mas
sachusetts, zostai nominowanym
ma mowce Z grona reprezentan-
tow republican,, ktorzy beda kon-
trolowac nastepny Kongres, gro
miac swych przeciwnikow repre-
z~entanta Mamma z Illinois oraz
leprezentanta Campbell'a z Kan
sas. Poszczegolni kandydaci o.
trzymali nastepujqca iloSc glo-
sow: reprezentant Gillett lbs, re-
prezentant Mann 90, a reprezen-
tant Campbell Is.
Cztery giosy rzucono ma ko-
rzySc reprezentanta Esch'a Z
Wisconsin, a jeden ia korzysc
reprezentanta Mondell'a z Wyo-
ming.
Ma wnioSck reprezcntanta Man
ma przyjeto n%ominacye reprezen-
tanta Gillett'a przez aklamacye
pc pierwszem glosowaniu ola
PROXY. iNominacya ia roWna sic
wyborowi, poniewaz republican
ME worzyt bedq przeszio try
czwarte Izby poSlow. Pc nominal
nacyi, reprezentant Gillettt o.
Swiadczyl: ,,Dobiicm celu mel
ambicyi - zaSzczytu ktory tyl-
ko niekt6rym ludziom przypada
w udziale. Gieboka wdziecznoSc
czuje ola mych Stronnikow, ale
MUSIC sic ~przyznat, zc ME czuje
urazy ola nikOgo, AmbicyQ ma
teraz bedzie sharmonizowat Gala
partye republikanskq. ably mad
kazda wielka praca, jaka ma mas
czeka PREY nastepnym Kongresie
odniesc zwyciestwo".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
REED UWOLNIONY.

Filadelfia, %. lutego. Jan
Reed, pisarz. znay pod nazwq
,,socyalisty rewolucyjncgo' oraz
Kogirman, take s~ocyalista,
zostali uwolnicni rrzez 'awe Sc
dzi6w przysieg}ych. Sprawl sq-
dowa mad mimi trwala przez try
dni. Jeden L sedzi6w przysie.
g}ych oSwiadczy}, &c podczas
.przesiuch6w ktoS miaf zawolaC
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
Estate of George Merrill
STATE OF VERMONT

District of Orleans, IS. co,,-t for ts
The Honorable Probate OOA'
District Aforesaid: ,,+arestedb
To the heirs and all persons lLt'af Crsrs
the estate of George MerFlIl la'O -
bury in said District, deceaste,Gp; rTIyG:
WHEREAS, application ha am oT sdmIas
tn this court in writing, by tne da,,+5or1
traitor, praying for license az az IdeSeessedp
TO sell ali of real estate OF SAID !se TgprrS
wit being pasture known a. h5,r " DRESS
pasture located in CraItsDu4!3ss rt Of 10
County. Vermont, ana Uni nd cOntsina1
No. 3 in the fifth range anu -oo.ontfug .
about forty acres OF land, rep ttoo99eoIaacsl .
said court that it would De DseA,ed ia is
the heirs and all persons III 81 ~ntd real r
estate of said deceased, 10 set1 money.
tate and convert the same nv nv s.1oInseut Sd
And bringing into cou[s; eli The heinp
APPRECIATION in writing, OF a c.afe and ~
said estate residing IN TINS 2so, reeI estsp
ting forth the situation OF t Gn,,rt app0rF
WHEREU pom, the said bo1iS soSntembg
ed and assigned the 5th uaS Nawnort 81
1919, at the Probate Once III m hear 81
O'Clock D. N. in sald ,DIss sta and petitp.s.
decide upon said applicatiIIo1nI a o., tobe gfss
and or6erad nubItc notice Thereon "" Nv par
to ali persons interested tne .i.ttb the ftne
fishing said order, togeLnea ,reeks sgcces
and place OF hearing tn iItv Nonitof,
siyeIy in the Orleans Coun; he neighU
newspaper which circuia t.eseeted IN ssia
hood OF those persons ulteIe.Iens shsD
tate, all of which puDllcass o. besrine
nrayfous RI the day assigned ~, oI nrotthe1 p
THERFF FORE, you are heIesDbs e time ID,
appear before said cour o. o. In said CO..
place assigned. then ana th l re grantins"
to make your objections " .sa
such license. If you see ca t STSewoort IN -
Gfyau hinder my hand al Ae".pIole
Dfstrtct this 18th day OF AugIq55' Pegistsh
a4-as b. NJ. SPOOSEh'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Dyer enter
tanned last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
| MuIligan of New York. Mrs. Percy
/ Nve and son of Barton, Francis MUIR
nbv and Mary and Annie Flnnegan
of Lowell.
q F. Rogers, whose illness has
hsen mentioned, died Saturday ana
the funeral was held Tuesday at the
congregational church. Rev. Good
rich of Ohio, a former pastor, ofnclat-
inc. and burial was in the village
cemetery.
The game of baseball between the
Bachelors and Benedicts OF Albany
resulted in a victory for the oache-
lors The fact that it took ten mn
ines TO break the tie, indicates tnat
the bachelors had a task for nine
strong men.
IN Thursday evening, Aug. 18th,
the members of the NJ. E. church
choir will serve a fish chowder sup
Der in the dining hall of the church
The purpose of the supper is TO raise
funds sufficient to pay for our new
piano. We expect a house full OF
people Come
To the people of Albany who at
tended the baseball game in Albany,
Saturday: / wish through the col
umns of this paper to offer an ap-
oIoo-v for the profane language l
used while attending the game. L
apologize for the uncalled for re
marks I made to Rev. ". +. Craig.
| am sorry for disturbing the peace,
and shall endeavor TO conduct my
self in a more manlike way IN the
futrure.
The Campfire Girls and Boy Scouts
Of Albany spent s most enjoyable
two DAYS vacation at Caspian lake.
The girls occupied a well-furnished
e0ttare and the boys had two COM
mo6iOus tents and a wOO0en shack IN
which the food was prepared ana
very readily disposed OF. The pro
gram consisted principally OF boat
inr. fishing and swimming, but the
principal recreation for most OF the
hovs was eating. One morning the
ScoUtmaster was Mortified TO find the
large supply Of cheese missing. Soon
the alarm was sounded and every boy
was made aware of the loss. 1t was
later discovered that one Of the TEL
lows, who had been underfed Tor
few meals previous, ate the cheese
He has not told II all, but we are
thinking that probably he dreamed
he was hungry and got up in his
sleep and ate the cheese. The fact
that he Is unable to recall everything
in connection with the tragedy plus
the uncomfortable condition he was
in all the next day should add some
weight in eonvicting him of the
crime. Another fellow got off with
string of philosophy while he was |
asleep. We won't record all he said |
This was about the only string we |
taught because there seemed to be /
10 fish The last night in camp the /
girls were invited TO attend the big /
amp fire which the boys had. Ice
.ream was served and an hour of !
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
ALBANY

Mrs. Barney Dyer visited in Lowell
last week
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert George are
visiting ar " p. Governs
Mrs. A. NJ. Goddard OF Morrisville
was 8 visitor in town the first OF the
week
Mrs Goodrich of Jeffersonville, o.,
was 8 visitor IN town the first OF the
week
Ethan Cutler has gone TO Bratrle-
boro, where ne has s position IN an
Office
Little Vieva Downey of Newport IS
spending two weeks with Mrs W. Z
Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. r VI. Cowles attend
ed q Shriners' meeting at Burlington
Thursday
Lucille Anderson was home from
her work ST Vergennes few days
last week
Mrs. Charlotte Chamberlin return
ed Friday from a trip TO the White
Eo12
Clara Marsh and Doris FrizZen Of
Canada are guests OF their aunt, Mrs
c. D. MCGUIRE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
ALL THE ALBANYS

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Bashaw return
ed Thursday from an automooiie TIP
TO Bangor, Me.
Mr.. Dawson and mother, Mrs
Dawson, of Chicago, are guests ~
the McClary home.
Horace Chadsey and Muriel Booth
BY of Boston were guests st I. u
NeGuire's last week.
Mrs. Fred Witt and children OF Or
leans are visiting her parents, MI
and Mrs. n. A. Cutler.
Mrs. Nora Schofield of Hyde Park
spent several days last week with
her brother, E A. Andrus-
Mrs. Catherine Hayes and son or
Chicago are guests OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Head.
Mrs. Frank Miles and two children
visited at Mrs. lydia Johnson's IN
Hardwick Wednesday Of last week
Miss Fife Miles IS attending the
chautauqua at Hardwick this week,
the guest of Mrs Lydia Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Doying and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Doying attended
the Witham reunion at Cabot Satur-
day.
The contract for building the
Griggs bridge has been awarded 70
parties from Barre AT S1O,49O. Work
has been begun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
JOHN MORLEY
NJ. NJ. TAPLIN, Auctionesr
Help the Kidneys
Barton Readers Are Learning th
Way.
the little kidney ills

It's the little kidney ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The unnoticed urinary disorder
That may lead to drOpsy ani
Bright's disease.
When the kidneys are weak,
Help them with DOan's Kidng
Pills,
A remedy especially for weak ID
neys. :,
Doan's have been used in hdng
troubles for so years.
Endorsed by $4,000 people
dorsed at home. s.
Proof in a Barton citizens sias
ment.
w. F. Mitchell, farmer, Elm stree
says: "About five years "
my kidneys became disordered a1 =
had some trouble with my back !.
kidney secretions were irregular
passage and too frequent, OOtn y
and night. The secretions were lss
ly coIored. / read OF DgSls
Kidney Pills and tried them. Nv
boxes of this medicine helped ~. u.
and 1 know Doan's Kidney TIE
are reliable and entitled 70 gi"'
praise"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Do !.
simply ask for kidney remed!-.ss :.
Doan's Kidney Pills-the sa1 M;rh ~
Mr.. Mitchell had. Foster-mlD
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. T.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
Estate of Alphonse n o
State OF VEkhUN

District Of Orleans, s.. C,o1rt for TIE -
The Honorable Probate Ooui' III
trict Aforesaid: .oa In the esIssS e
said District. deceased GREE1lss IL
9Th day OF September next ~ he EEselSss<~
and allowing the account ~ and fofssss,
of the estate OF said alssfate % tbss -
cree OF the residue Of SAD ~ ordere99 -
full claimants Of the same @.u % D..
sons Interested in said estate iee y Sey ~,
this order three weeks ~ IN the Us
Gus to the day asslgns ,.a,er p1bIi'5'
County Monitor, a ne"spap'' ..sds
Barton in said District. Aeyeby n0lIla.1B
THEREFORE, you are ..i nsIGS h 'Sesgo1sf
appear Al s.'e Probate once =, - 90 90
said District. at 2 O'CLOCK ~ y, contest -
IOWance II aid account j gggt 81 -
and TO establish your ,atmants 70
Iegatees and lawful eia'i'@ I'D
residue. "a this lsgD
Given under my hand 'H'' .os
. ~ 'S' B.M sPooSEH
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
CRAFTSBURY

The Keir families are camping at
Lake Ellego.
Many are attending the chautau-
qua at Hardwick this week.
Mrs Laura Bemis is a guest at
the COwles home this week.
Flora Waterhouse left Sunday for
Rlchford 10 visit her sister.
Avis Keir came from Boston this
week TO spend two weeks at her home
here
Several attended the address of
Rev Edwin H. Hughes in Wolcott
Sunday evening.
Mamie Rowen of Boston was a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Cowles last week.
Day sawyerNOf Bridgeport, Conn.
came Thursday TO spend his vaca.
ton at his home here.
Hardy Merrill left the first of the
week for New York where he ex-
poets 10 remain several weeks.
John Harvey OF New York is
spending his vacation with his broth
Nora Conner. ~ :
ROseo Lathe and friend caoa NJ
day from Bridgeport. Conn tn sne,,d
MS vacation with his parents Mr.
and Mrs s. r Lathe.
Mr.; and Mrs. Benjamin Tbornburo
ana children, who have been spendine
2 e" days IN town, left Sunday for
'heir nome IN Waltham, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thornburo
ana children, who have been snend7
ing lew days IN town, left SUNDAY
Ior their home in WaItham, Mass
The Ladies Aid society held
very interesting and pleasant meet
~ al the home Of Mrs. Ida Pm
SnaHah- flans were laid for corn
munlty supper for Thursday of next
Ar. and Mrs. Frank Chase If
Ghensooro, accompanied by Mrs
Cnase's mother, Mrs. Dornsn Is
sister, Mrs Emma Mckinley of Jo ou
81, Mass, called on friends her.
Darius Coburn died suddenlv
Inesday at the home of ViIas p On
Ia Eden The funeral was held W.
eeesday, Rev. Oldridge of WoIco+t of
! nclarIng- Burial was in tbe 80
lot at Branch. Mr.. Coburn b.d sys
most Of his life here i'Au spent
NORTH CRAFTsBURY
At Willoughby. -'i'u 'isi1or
E =. randall has been in Barton q
." oays calling on old friends.
mt ~ ~ Sonnson has moved his family
.o 'he mouse with DR.. Easton.
~ Miss SIS Susie Mofatt of Berkshire I,
Inc guest Of Miss Marion Perez -
MI DIT; and Mrs. Allen Pike visited
~ Derkshire over Sunday.
=, III; Flagg from Wisconsin calIed
friends here last week.
,o nlss PIstoek has returned to her
vacation Nnfee weeks
- ar and Mrs Reginald Andersen
I slsltlng friends in Orleans aDd
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20

nlsasure was spent. When the last
amhers began to die We all Joined
in singing the Doxology and the Ma
t;onaI Anthem. The boys wish to
EXPRESS their gratitude TO the girls
for their kindness in having the
Scents over to dinner the last day.
Unfortunately one of the boys spoiled
the whole banquet by calling and re-
calling for more soup when there
happened TO be no more. When camp
broke up and we started for home
we all concluded that we received Tar
more pleasure than we had anticipat-
| ed.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
w. E. Craig, Pastor
Sunday, August oath
Morning service, 1880. Subject
ssThou art weighed in the Balances
and are found wanting.
Bible school following the service.
Albany seldom does things by halves
as is indicated by the progress we
are making in Sunday school and
church attendance. Last Sunday we
had no less than 112 people in Bible
school. making in all a total of 1S4.
The church of God moves along when
men and women patroniZe and work
for for the church as though they believ-
ed in it. There are few empty
seats vet to be filled. Come next
Sunday and we will have a good
time together worshipping God and
studying how we can best carry out
His program.
SOUTH ALBANY
4 dance was held in the school
bOuse on Wednesday evening.
Edward Conner has finished work
for 0. NJ. Rowell and has gone to
Barton to work for DIR. Nichols.
Louise. Eleanor and Ruth. the
DAUGHTERS of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Adams of East Craftsbury, have been
spending a few days with Mrs. .. Z.
Rowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mitchell and
children. Marjorie and Warren, of
DanviIle, and Mrs. Dean Mitchell and
Mrs. Corey Uric of Greensboro were
quests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Calderwood, Saturday.
Pastors theme for Sunday, Thou
art weighed in the balances and art
found wanting" Here is a church
that is alive in every department.
The people here, as we'll as at AL
bany, are people who do finished
job on any task they undertake. 1t
is a pleasure for the pastor to preach
here. The standing of the contest
shows Albany and So. Albany much !
in the lead in Sunday school attend |
ance Sunday we had y here, making |
a total of 1S4 for Albany. We can
not allow this issue of )Le paper to !
pass out TO the subscribers without |
making mention of the special music /
rendered in the NJ. E. church. Mrs. |
R. P. Webster, one of the county's
best soloists, rendered two splendid |
solos TO the delight of the entire
We wish to thank her
for her very acceptable contribution.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
EAST CRAFTSBURY

Mrs Henry Mclaughlin has gone
20 Montreal for treatment.
Alfred Hodgdon is VISITING his
grandparents in Highgate.
Armour Babcock was a bus;ness
TE IN White River Junction on
Rev. Mr.. Gibson of East Rvegata
supplied the pulpit of the ii. p
Mrs; Henry Hodgdon and two chill
dren have returned from a eatli.
visit IN Highgate.
Miss Mildred Miller has been
sspending a few days with her friend
MISS Mabel Young. u'
Mrs. Nancy Crosier has 6n;shad
sewing for Mrs. H. III. RaiJev and
mas gone to her home in Clover.
Mrs Robert Harper and two chill
qren OF Barton spent Wednesdsv and
thursday with Miss Eliza Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mitchell and t,vo
eshlidren Of Danville have been visit.
I rg al Dean Mitchell's and Corey
A large delegation from the TT
c attended the convention in
1rsehsporo Wednesday and nro-
bounced il fine. Mrs. c. C. Adsns
gage a stirring address which snas
wen worth hearing. WOE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
Wednesday, August ?,
AT 1:30 o'clock

The following described DroD....
One pair Grey Mares, 6and 7vs,
old, weight 1900 lbs; y ~.
Jersey and Holstein Cows. so1,s
treshen soon; yoke of tuo.rsr
old Steers, I two-year-old regis..
ed Holstein Heller, J two,year9g
grade Holstein Heifers, , yeari,,
grade Holstein Heifers, ) gnS
HClstein Heifer Calves, I Ho1,,,
Bull Calf, three-yearold ca.
8 Shoats.
months credit IA,
bankable paper.
SALE POSITIVE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moulton of Bos-
ton are occupying Bonnie View
Lodge at Lake Hosmer.
Mr.. Sweet and family were in
Newport Center the weekend to help
celebrate his fathers birthday.
Mrs. Davis of Beverly Farms,
Mass, has been stopping at the Or
leans House, returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cole and son.
Cecil, have been looking after their
household goods stored here, also
calling on old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wheeler of Or
leans and Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
Wheeler and children of Bridgeport.
conn, were visitors at E. T. Wheel
er's Sunday.
1t being beautiful day Saturday
it was decided to hold the annual
picnic at Prof. j. z. Colburn's canp.
Then it was hurry to collect the req
ular things for the vegetable dinner
TO be cooked out of doors meas
corn, new potatoes, string beans
with salt pork, cucumbers and milk
gravy and an abundance of pies and
CAKES and coffee and doughnuts. At
me close Of dinner Mrs. H. N. Stew
ems brought forth a beautiful birth
gay cake, decorated with candles as
Il was Miss Marti K. Wilson's birth
day, Among those from away who
are mere usually at this picnic were:
ars- NJ c. Wilson and two daugh-
ters from Connecticut. Dir. and Mrs
arthur Cole and son of Georgia. Mr..
Pratt OF New York, Miss Sarah Mi.
Ter OF Philadelphia, Miss Susie Pad
dock of New York, Miss Winifred
Williams of Boston, who acted as
meat cook, Rev, Frank Hazen and SON
OF Johnson, Geo. H. Howard of New
: orK, while there were a few new
faces lace, to join the number this wear
!. nose having autos kindly carried
me people and all had a jolly good
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20
}. P. STRONG
prominent, m Real E.ta,. B,....
ma'saehusett, 'ssa

boston, Aug. s5th-savS a,
the reai estate brokeraSs hi l have ~.
years. 1 have suffered wI,v.sSiness bs
tnaigestion and neryo NTH loss Of ~
taxing Argo- Phosphate TISn ness, but ~
g ss wis h fear of distress issp bette 8
er Ta s ehange In my system and can ~
eonaIs Is nothing in medics, va
OF indisesfsioap sphate in nh tSs s',sesa
Pierce. Ph. u D.. sea al ais soid
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-13
WARDSBORO.

Mr.. Higgins of Maine is visiting Miss
Amy Knight.
w. H. Porter is visiting his son, Hen
ny, few days.
Miss Edith Kidder returned from
Mortified Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Waite are visiting
relatives in Brattleboro
Wales Plimpton was at home from
Townshend over Sunday.
Martin and James Gleason, are visiting
in Mortified (Nt) a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Will Holland of Brattle-
boro were in town the first of the week
Lauren Pike, who recently returned
from France, called on friends in this
place recently.
Mrs. NJ L. Johnson and Rev A. J.
Green attended the Baptist Sunday school
convention in West Wardsboro Tuesday,
w w Kidder and G. C. Goodale at.
tended the Lewis Williams auction in
Peru Tuesday, II. f. Knight taking them
in his car.
Il. d. Waite, who visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs Dexter Waite. has returned
to his home in Baltimore, Md, Mrs
Waite remaining for few weeks longer
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-13
RESTORES RATE MAKING.
Senate Passed Bill Giving Interstate

WASHINGTON, June l3.-Without a
record vote the senate yesterday passed
the bill Of Senator Cummins, Republi-
can, of Iowa, amending the railroad con
troll act, So as to restore the rate-mak-
ing powers of the interstate commerce
commission. The measure now goes to
the house.
BY viva voce vote an amendment
by Senator Mcclellan of Tennessee to
restore power of state commissions over
intrastate rates was rejected. An amend
ment by Senator Trammell of Florida
providing that no intrastatc rates could
be increased without SO days notice to
shippers was adopted. AS finally passed
the bill provides for prompt payment of
claims.
Favorable reort on the house bill APP
propriating $750,000OG0 for the railroad
administration was ordered by the sen
ate appropriations committee Chair
man Warren was requested to have the
senate dispose of the bill as speedily as
possible.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-13
HINSDALE. N. H.
en- Slate is very i'll.

Mrs. Ellen Slate IS very Ill.
Elwood Weed has bought a Maxwell
roadster
Walter Major is having his house wired
for electric lights.
Mrs. Blanche Walsh of Troy. n Y, is
visiting at Frank Youngs
Perry Day of South Ashfeld, Mass,
is visiting at ID. p Welchs
Mrs Leonard Eaton Of Springfield, Vt,
is guest this week of Mrs. Anna Tilden.
Rev Clarence F. McIntire's telephone,
which was 47-l4, has been changed to 49,
Is.
Miss Doris Wellington and her Sunday
school class spent Saturday at Forest
| lake
! DR.. w. A. Chamberlain of Wasecta,
MINI, was a guest Sunday of DR.. {. a.
Gray.
Mrs. A. ]. Bruce of Laconia, n H., is
a guest Of her daughter, Mrs, r. NJ. Lang
worthy.
AIf and Mrs. Frank Strong of Green
field We're guests OF Mrs Freda Rubeor
Saturday and Sunday.
News was received recently of the ar
rival at Camp Devens of Clayton Stan
cliff, who was overseas some time.
Charles f. Barrie of Brattleboup Is
working on the plans for the new annex
which is to be- built to the high school
| building soon.
Owing to misunderstanding there was
a mistake in the dates of the graduation
exercises and reception as published re
| Gently, the announcement is now made
IL, ~, l
evening, June 10, and the reception vii
be held Friday evening, June 20,
Miss Lillian Stacy, daughter of Mr.. anl
Mrs w B. Stacy, formerly Of this town
now Of Holyoke, was married "Wednesday
i noon to Thomas Welch Of Greenfield il
that city During her residence here Mis-
Stacy was popular in society Mr. Welcl
was foreman for the Nutter & Barnes Co
until they moved their plant to Green
field a few years ago.
The Hinsdale Woman's club met Tues
day in the home of Mrs Lizzie Steam
ON Mortified road The subject of tn,
meeting was Julia Ward Howe Mis-
Barows gave a reading from the Rem
liniscences of Julia Ward Howe and eacl
member responded to the roll call with
quotation or an article on the subject
Delicious refreshments were served Tn
annual field day was held at the home 0
Mrs. Sidney Strouse yesterday.
Sergeant Shirley Mcdonald, formerly q
this town and who recently returned fror
overseas, visited his mother in Greenfiel
| last week. Sergt Mcdonald was wount
ed last July at the same time losing
leg He has been at the Parker Hill hos
pital in Boston since his arrival in tn
; United States and expects to he tran,
, ferred to hospital at Washington, ID. {
about June Is. He was looking well br
{ his many friends regret that another Of
, Grafton is to be performed, as the frs
r was not entirely satisfactory.
Milan Smls', well known young ma
!, of this town, who has been overseas
/ months, has received two appointment
0 during that time On May p he receive
I an honorable discharge from the Unite
{ States army and on May % he was mad
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