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CHAPTER 4.

CHAPTER 4.
The birth. trade. and religion " Cain
and Abel 9 The murder Of Abel. II
The curse Of tsin II Enoch the first
city u Lamecb aud bis two wives
d The birth Of Seth. g and Enos
And Adam knew Eve his wife:
and she conceived. and bare
Cain. and said. I have gotten a
man OF the Lord
. And she again bare his
brother Abel. And Abel was a
keeper OF sheep. but Cain was
a tiller Of the ground.
And in process OF time it
came to pass. that Cain brought
of the fruit OF the ground an Of
fering unto the Lord
I And Abel. he also brought
OF the firstlings of his flock
and of the fat thereof And the
Lord had respect unto Abel and
to his Offering:
S But unto Cain and to his
offering he had not respect. And
Cain was very wrcth and his
countenance fell
And the Lord said unto
Cain. Why art thou wroth? and
why Is thy couatenance fallen?
7 II thou doest we'll. shalt
thou not be accepted7 and IL
thou doest not we'll. sin neth at
the door: and unto thee shall he
his desire. and thou shalt rule
over him. il
8 And Cain talked with Abel
his brother: and IL came 10 pass,
when they were in the field. that
Cain rose up against Abel his
brother. and slew him.
9 2 And the Lord said unto
Cain. Where Is Abel thy brotherp
and he said, ! know not: Am
my brothers keeper?
10 And, he said. What hast
thou done? the voice Of thy
brothers blood cried unto me
from the ground.
II And now art thou cursed
from the earth. which hath
opened her mouth to receive tiny
brothers blood from thy hand.
12 When thou tillest the
ground. It shall not henceforth
yield unto thee her strength: a
fugitive and vagabond shalt
thou be In the earth.
13 And Cain said unto the
Lord. My punishment IL greater
than ] can bear
IL Behold. thou hast driven
me out this day from the face
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Legion Post Votes to
Close |. w. w. Hall

Sioux City. Ia. Nov. 1.-THE local
post of the American Legion at its
meeting today appointed a committee
to see to il that the ]. W. w. hall is
closed and that the organization be
! not allowed 10 reopen here.
Feeling among legion members was
strong against Mayor Short. it being
claimed he permitted Big Bm' Hay
wood to speak here and distribute
littrature after having promised to
prevent It.
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Inherits Husbands Estate
If She Does Not Remarry

If Mrs. Eizab' Valley does not
remarry she !. her husband s
entire estate, hCI" zeal and personal
according TO the latter's will filed for
probate in the District Supreme court
yesterday.
Should Mrs. Nalley remary her hus-
between their two children, James l..
and Agnes S. Nalley. The will is
dated October p. 1903. and makes Mrs.
Nalley executrix. Mr.. Naley died
October s. this year.
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DOG SAVES MASTER AS THIEF
RAISES KNIFE TO STRIKE
Tailor, Leaps Upon Assailant Before
Weapon Reaches Mark.

made by the robbers. came down.
stairs. In the darkness "Foeh" saw
one of the intruders raise a knife
and slash at his masters arm.
With a growl the plucky little
terrier threw himself upon the as
sailant. sinking his teeth into the
strangers leg.
a yell Of fear pierced the darkness
and two forms few through the
doorway and disappeared down the
street.
Pooh got an extra large. meaty
bone yesterday.
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BULLETINS
BY TELEGRAPH:

New York-Effort of the
United States to curb speeu-
lation in stock market results
in sharpest price break in
years.
Memphis, Tenn.-Woman Is
robbed of $7oo and diamonds
in hotel.
Newark, N. J.-Zone fare
system fought by car men
may bring about car. strike.
Columbus, Ohio-Wet ma
jority in election IS s4a.
Wilmington, N. Fire
damage to business houses
here estimated at 100000.
Toledo, Ohio-Toledo lines
up for long war against trac-
ton company. Auto bus lines
Planned by mayor.
Boston-.TlaIs to reduce the
State Guarisnen on duty here
announced. Nine hundred oo-
Eceren on duty.
Providence, r. I.-Four per
cent beer is upheld by court,
injunction prohibits officials
hating sale.
Bismarck, N. Dak.-Martiai
law declared to force operation
of mines.
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WASHINGTON:

Senator Thomas Staples
Martin, Virginia, dies. Funeral
services tomorrow.
Labor conference in session
here near end of program.
Fuel Administration will
have part in arbitration of
coal dispute.
Prince of Wales is the
guest of honor at reception
in the Library of Congress.
Attended by 5000.
Fifteen Washington men
are indicted by the grand
jury on wife or child deser-
ton charges.
City cast into darkness for
hour and a half yesterday af-
ternoon by burning out of a
power cable.
Driver of a police patrol is
arrested while speeding to Jail
with prisoners.
Heavy selling of stocks Is
noted here, coincident with
churning-up in Wall Street.
Pet dog saves life of ]. B.
Chatard, driving armed burg
lars from his tailor shop.
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SPORTING:
Central High School eleven
proves to be better mud horses
in victory over Western at
Central Stadium by a 1s-to-7
count.
Engineers from Camp Hum
pherys are easy pickings for
Gaiiaudet College eleven in
practice game.
Sog fanciers of the Distric,
viii hold big show under au-
pices of Washington Kennel
Club a tRiding Club on No.
vember Ie.
Springfield, Mass. - Minor
league magna,es are talking of
reversing the draft laws OF
baseball and also have third
major league as big item of
consideration at meeting.
Catholic University and the
State College win meet NJ
Central High Stadium Satur-
day.
New York - International
League magnates have agreed
with President Dave Fultz that
Akron, Ohio. shall be given
players formerally with the
Binphamton Club
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Mrs. Butler, Actress, Dies.

Philadelphia, Nov. 12.-Mrs. Alice Au-
garde Butler. a widely y-known actress.
died in a hospital here last night. She
was a native Of England, where she
appeared with Sir Herbert Tree and
other prominent English actors.
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..Foeb" is a Scotch terrier.

"Foch" is a Scotch terrier.
He belongs to J. s. Chatard. pro-
prietor of a tailor shop at ITO n
street northwest.
Early yesterday morning two ne
sroes stole into the unlighted shop,
with the intention OF robbing the
place. "Foch." hearing strange
sounds emansting from the shop,
pricked up his ears.
Treading softly. he psttersd into
the store. At the same time nis
master, also awakened by the noise
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Radicals Held for Killing oi
Veterans In Centraia.
Wash, Threatened by
Crowds Some Moved
To Other Jails.
TWO CONFESS THEY
FORMULATED PLOT
Posse Scours Territory m
Remote Sections in Hope
Of Finding the Others;
Body Of Man Lynched
Not Found.

Centralia, Wash. - Threatening
crowds gathered around the city
Jail tonight, in which are confined
radicals held in the murder of
four former soldiers during the
Armistice Day parade.
Additional troops were rushed %
thescene TO prevent violence and the
mob was forced back and a dealine
established half a block from the
bildtng. Some Of the prisoners were
removed to other Jails for safekeep-
ing and because Of over-crowdinE.
search Csntiases.
The drive against me sgitators con-
tinued tonight and It was expected
important additional arrests would
be made.
Search for the radicals centered from
Centralia TO remote sections Of Lewis
County. where IL was said they were
in hiding. A posse searched the ranch
Of Elmer Smith. an attorney. said to
have represented the L w. w. IN
previous litigation. II was reported
a score or more Of radicals were HID
ing there.
Another posse OF seventy-hve men.
under command Of Capt Dysart. late
Of the Marines. were searching the
hesvily-timbered regions In the Mon
arch Mining District II was said
men prominent IN past activities Of
the l. W. ". were hiding there.
Bsay sLssa.
The body Of Britt smith. the L ".
W. who was lynched last night was
not recovered. He was hanged from
a bridge and early today someone
cut the body down and Il fen into the
water. The stream Is being dragged
Arrests that were regarded as i'm
portant were made by the authori-
ties today. Mrs. Mary MoAllister.
owner Of the Roderick Hotel Build
ing. charged with having hsrbored l.
W. W. agitators. was taken into Gus
tody. 1t was said she had encouraged
agitators.
John Lamb and o. c. Bland were ar
rested charged with having conspired
in the assassinations. They were said
10 have confessed they rented q room
| facing the avenue up which the pa
rade passed with the intention OF fr-
ing into the crowd. They said their
nerve failed them when the parade
came into view.
Herman Allen. prosecuting attorney.
announced he had obtained a partial
confession from James Lamb. one OF
the I. W. ". leaders arrested soon
after the shooting.
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BY CABLE:

Madrid-Alliance with the
French and British govern
ments opposed by Republican
leader.
Paris-Election riot started
by Reds in town of Dorian.
Berlin-Plot to depose the
Sultan of Turkey is discovered.
Paris-American delegates to
the Peace Conference will re-
turn to America this month.
Glasgow-Great Britain will
launch the largest battle
cruiser afloat.
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BY CONGRESS-:

Plans to shut off debate on
peace treaty to hasten vote
are advocated by both parties.
Anti-strike clause in Cum
Minis railroad bill must be
eliminated. Republican COM
r1ittee tells him.
Senate committee named to
attend funeral services Of SEN
ator Martin.
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FINANCIAL:

ChicagO-Market takes a
slump following break in New
York.
Liverpool-Cotton market is
easier, receipts small.
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Macon, Ga, Police Union Quits.

Macon. Ga, Nov. 1.-THE police ef
this city have voluntarily given up
their labor union orsanizatioal
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The BIBLE
GENESIS.

Translated out of the original tongues and
from the edition known Our Mothers Bible
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THE MORNING PAPER

the morning. II stays In the home all day.
THE HERALD prints features OF interest 70
every member Of the family.
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CONTINUED on FACE TWO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-10

MIR. and Mrs. J. u. Lamb and
granddaughter. Susie Anna Lamb, OF
Long Beach, California; Mrs. Ben
Plummer, Of Mountain Grove, Mo-;
Mrs. ". X. Miller. Of Duluth. MINI. (;
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Plummer, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Teare, Of Oregon;
Mrs. A. q. Weber, Miss Rebecca Wood,
Al Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Galen
Wood all took dinner and spent the
day, Sunday, at the VIM. Wood home,
north Of town.
Sunday school Glass No. 4, Of the
Methodist Sunday school. held a bust
ness meeting at the home Of the teach
err, Mrs. Ralph Meyer, last Wednesday
evening. and elected new officers. Miss
Grace Elmer was elected president:
Wilbur Dunn. vicc-prcsidcnt; Thomas
Vine Tearc. secretary; Miss Aida Coff-
man, treasurer. The class decided to
have contest between the girls and
boys 20 get new members. and cspcc-
tally TO get the old members Of the
class to attend. Dainty Refreshments,
consisting " ice cream and cake, were
served.
Mrs. +. S. Brownficld, Of Craig.
visited Mrs. Matilda 1carc, one day
last Week , n. -. o. A.,
",s; ''' ''' W ~
". y; RUNNER ana Mr; anu mrs. ~
, rank MINIS spent sunday Nv inc -
H. MINIS nome
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Loudcn and
family. Of Fairfax, and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. a. Taylor. Of Craig. spent SUNDAY
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Brock and family. \
w. ). Clifford, Sr, Of ST. Joseph
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Elton return
od TO their home in Tarkio, Mo-, last
Thursday, after making an extended
visit with her folks, Mr., and Mrs. Neil
kunkel.
Mike Foley, Of Nodaway, came up
Sunday morning, TO visit his mother,
Mrs. Thomas Foley.
Mrs. Ida Meyer received n card
Monday from her brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Millcan, who formerly lived
here, but now of Kansas City, announc.
ing the arrival of new eight pound
daughter, born Saturday, October 4.
Elmer Carson and wife, of Ore
gon, spent Sunday at the Oscar Moore
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Weber left
Monday evening for Hutchinson,
Kansas, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Weber says he has
lived here for "a years, having arrived
here on Missouri River boat in the
year 1865 and never had cent, but
he has made good while living here,
We will miss Mr.. and Mrs. Weber
from our city, but wish them good
health and the best of everything in
their new home.
Mrs. G. X. Norris was shopping in
st. Joseph, Monday.
Il. A. Banks and family spent
Sunday at the James Henderson home
at Fortescue,
-Mesdames Hannah Irwin and Re-
becca Proud, of Oregon, came down
Monday afternoon, and made a visit
with their sister, Mrs. Minerva Meyer
u II
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DENTIST
X-ray Service.
PROUD BUILDING
Oregon, Mo.
North Side of Square
Both Phones

w. A. Brock, OF Sedalia, came up
Saturday morning, and spent few
days with his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Brock and family.
j. N. Schaeffer, of the Forest
City Motor Company, has purchased
the dray line from j. NJ. Shumate, and
took charge of the work, Monday, The
deal was made last Friday.
Earl Mcclure and family, of st.
Joseph, came up and spent the day,
Sunday, at the Web. Kelley home.
". II. Brock was transacting BUSH
ness in st. Joseph, Monday.
The Thursday Afternoon Club
met, last Thursday afternoon, with
Mrs. r. w. Fawks. All member were
present, and Mrs. C. j. Chappell and
Mrs. f.. l.. Gardner guests The club
presented Mrs. Emil Weber with a
spoon, as she is leaving for Hutchin-
son, Kansas, and has been member
of the club for the past nineteen
years. The clubs next meeting will
be with Mrs. ID. c. Stallard.
Mrs. India Price and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Philbrick, and Miss Bootie
Price, of Orevon, spent Sunday with
Dwight Meyer and family.
Henry Sinclair and family and
Robin Kale, of Hiawatha, Kansas, were
visiting relatives and friends here,
Sunday. so
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Forest City and Vicinity

Mrs. Susie Il. Fitzmaurice, Of For
est City, will address a state audience
at jefferson City, Mo, October ID, on
"Will Our Women Vote ?" Mrs. Fitz-
maurice is well and favorably known
in our county as a woman who stands
high in the esteem of all. She has
surmounted obstacles which have SEEM
cd to others insurmountable. She was
elected county superintendent Of our
schools last spring, being the choice
If the people and voters, who know
her sterling worth. In November,
Mrs. Fitzmaurice will speak in Wash
ington, u. &. Holt county Is away
up ON the map. M.
Mrs. Nelson Miller is in Duluth,
Minnesota. She Is visiting her hus-
bands people, Uncle Thomas Miller,
and her unclcs, Al and Billy Wood.
Mrs. Conner and family, Of Matt
land, moved into Forest City this
week. This will be their future home.
Mrs. Robert Church and children
spent Saturday evening in st. Joseph.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. j. Scott received
q card, Sunday morning, from their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Carson,
Of Clarinda, Iowa, announcing the ar
rival Of an ilis pound son. born Fri
day, October 3, naming him Herman,
Jr., after his father.
-Galen Mills, Of st. Joseph, came
up Saturday, and is spending weeks
vacation with his folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. |. Mills and family.
.--Georgc Watson and Sid Eads
were business visitors in st. Joseph,
Tuesday Of last week.
Miss Grace Elmer gave misccl-
laneous shower, last Tuesday evening,
at -four o'clock, in honor Of Miss Murl
Baker, an October bride. A pleasant
evening was spent and light refresh
mcnts were served. Those present
were: Misses Maude Stailard, Anna
Anderson and Aida Coffman and
Mesdames Ralph Meyer, Mollie Gal.
braith, Scib. Stone and WIN. Craw.
ford and the hostess.
Mrs. Hugh Burricr was st. Jo-
seph visitor, last Thursday.
Quite "A number of the Forest City
Lodge, |. y. y. r., attended the big
conclavc, in st. Joseph, last Saturday
Leonard Castecl Schacffcr, a GA
pound son. came to brighten the home
of his parents, Sergeant and Mrs. l.
$. Schacffcr, OF QuanitO, Va, on 0cto-
Der 2. Mrs. Schacffcr was formerly
known as Hazel, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. I'd Castecl.
Mir. and Mrs. Harry Frazier and
children, of near Savannah, and Mr.
md Mrs. George Mccoy and family
Of Mound City, spent last Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wallace.
-Naundus Quick spent Saturday
night anu Sunday with Mrs. J. L
Scott.
Vim. Wood attended the annual
meeting OF the Farmers Mutual In
surancc Co., which was held in 81. Jo
scph, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Meyer an,
MIR. and Mrs. o. r.. Emery yisitet
Sunday afternoon at the j. Z. Mcycl
home.
Mrs. Ben Plummcr, Of Mountain
Grove, Mo-, came up SUNDAY, and IL
making u visit with relatives here.
-. r.. Castcel, manager of III,
Forest City Garage. sold IA new Brs
coc car 10 Ed May, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert kollmer Wis
tied Sunday ut the X. II. Sheffield
home.
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Geo. Nuzum's Ferry Boat
is now making regular trips,
crossing the Missouri River at
White Cloud, Kansas. Safe,
reliable, no delays.

uCiiduiC, Nv uSsoyos
Mrs. Elizabeth Dcnccn, of Quit
man, and Mrs. Nancy Graves, of Coun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa, T. turned to their
homes, Wednesday evening, after
spending "A few days at the s. j. Ma
rincr Judge T.. Schlotzhaucr and John
Lovclady homes.
Glare Watson was in st. Joseph,
Thursday.
VIM. T.. Richardson, who has been
one of the active officers of the sold
Reliable" the Bank of Forest City,
has again Joined the VIM. +, Richard
son a Son Lumber company.
Mrs. d. c. Stallard, Miss Maudc
Stallard, Mrs. Scib Stone and son,
Nate, and Miss Mary Alkire motored
to st. Joseph, Monday, in the Stallard
car.
Henry Vandcvcr was transacting
business in st. Joseph, last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Chas. VanHoozier and chill
drcn left Saturday noon for Atchlson,
Kansas, to see her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Hopkins, who is quite sick in u hos
pital there,
Russell Hill, who has been in the
U. S. service in France, returning to
the States in August, passed through
our city, last Saturday noon, on No,
II. on his way to Glenwood Springs,
Colo, where his uncles, Clate and
Noah Hill and families, are located
/ Mrs. VIM. Crawford entertained
last Tuesday with luncheon in honor
of Mrs. Molie Galbraith and Miss
Murl Baker, October brides.
Miss Iva Munyon was st. Jo-
seph visitor, last Wednesday.
w. S. Clifford, Jr., and wife visit
ed last Wednesday afternoon at the
John Lovelady home.
Rev. C. j. Chappell, wife and
daughter, Frances, and son, Mr., ano
] Mrs. Paul Chappel, were guests Fri,
: day evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Goodspeed, in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper ant
, sons, of st. Joseph, came up and spent
the first of last week with Mr.. Coop
er's sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van
(, HOOZier and family.
+, Mrs. W. j. Smith was on the sicl
list, the first Of the week.
Miss Murl Baker left Thursda!
. for Lawton, Okla, where she is visit
D ing with friends.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Chappell, O.
|, Pattonsburg, Mo-, spent Thursday an'
Friday with his parents, Rev. and Mrs
, C. J. Chappell
. Mrs. Nelson Miller, Of Duluth
4 Mimi, came last Wednesday, and Il
making a visit here with relatives AM
5 friends.
w. f. Myers, of White Cloud
s Kansas, was in our city, Saturday, OF
his way to st. Joseph.
i, Miss Nora Fields returned to he
y home in Fortescue, Saturday evening
i sitter Visiting here with Mr.. and Mr.
James villa. ~. ~ st-k ~
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WELLS RIVER

Private Rexford pettis is at nom,
on Il months furlough from CAM
Devens visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Pcttis.
The Col. Preston Post and Rclict
Corp No. 10 attended Memorial scr
vices ut Groton, May %, at the Meth.
odist church. The papstor had fol-
his topic, "God Defends the Right
and addressed large audience which
included the Sons of Veterans, sol.
! diers returned from overseas and
the Boy Scouts. About 40 people
from this village attended the ser
vices.
MI. and Mrs. John Morrill, of New
port, Miss Doris Emery of Newport
and Olney Morrill, Of Dartmouth col
lcGc were guests of r. c.. Brock over
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. John Thomas and son
James with party of friends mot
orcd to Averill Lakes Saturday, re-
turning home Tuesday.
II. L. Farwell, with his father, Por-
ter Farwell of Turner's Falls, Mass,
are in Canada ON fishing trip.
Miss Bernice Baldwin, who has
spent thewinter in Arcadia, Fla, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. Dwight HOLSTER of Plainfield
visited her sister-inlaw, Mrs. II. G.
Perry over Sunday.
At the church vcstry Wednesday
evening, Miss Elizabeth Ross of the
A. r.. G. will give talk on public
health. All interested in this vital
topic arc urged to attend this meet
ing.
On Thursday last man register
ing at the Tavern under the name of
Baldwin, was arrested on charge of
passing worthless checks on Proprie-
tor Hale. When taken to Jail he ad-
mitted his name to be Raymond Bill
of Hartford, Conn.,, where up to three
months ago he had lived an upright
life. He was found guilty of obtain
ing money under false pretcnses and
sentenced to not more than six nor
less than four months at the Rutland
workhousc.
The Elson Art Exhibit will be held
at the school building May 1890. To
the departments selling the largest
number of tickets a picture will be
given for the schoolroom.
Walter, David and Aubrey Crabtree
of toilette, P. O., were in town over
the week end.
The Boy Scout base ball team de-
featcd the scout team of South Rye
gate 8 to 5 at a game held at South
Ryegate, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Marsh 20
Thursday to Ware, Mass, on weeks
vacation.
The Bradford Academy base ball
team defeated the local high school
team here last Wednesday in very
close and we'll played game.
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GREENSBORO

Miss Ward of Hardwick has class
in piano music and is coming here
every week to teach.
The Liberty Loan Chairman
George e. Colby, has received a fla.
with four red stripes and crossed h!
fifth one, showing that this tow
has "gont eve: the top" in all tie five
loans asked and passed beyond it:
quota. The fig is placed OF thu
front of the Greensboro Mill AM ca:
be seen by all.
The Ladies Home Circle Of TIL
Congregational church served Hunrel
in tie church dining rooms last
Wedne sday evening.
Among TIE many who are having
the measles are Willie Spier; Rob
ert Wilson, DO aid Lumsdcn enc
Belle O'Brien, Mrs. Roy Yourg ant
Laymond Philbrook
Ruth Cuthbertson and Donalt
Hayes have been having the measle.
the past two weeks and are able tc
be out again.
II. w. ellis and Rev Andley Ora
ham were in Burlington over last
Wednesday and Thursday and heard
the speakers on the League of Ma
tions there Wednesday evening.
Rev. E. C. Hayes was in Essex
Junction several days last week at
tending the meeting of the Congre-
gational churches of the state. He
was scribe of the meeting.
Howard Sargent is working at the
Caspian Lake House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Conner and soi
Maurice, of Lyndonville visited
friends in town the past week.
Mrs. Laura McCuen of Greensboro
Bend has procured work in St.
Johnsbury.
B. D. Piper has bought a new Over
land car.
Mrs. Reecc Self of DeLanf, Fla,
is spending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Stern
burg at Greensboro Bend.
Beatrice, the small daughter of A.
L. Rodgers caught her right hand in
the gearing of the separator the first
of the week and it was necessary to
remove one of her fingers.
Mrs. Jennie Young of Orleans Wis
tied here last week.
Allen Hall is making extensive re-
pairs on his barn.
Mrs. Frank Carver of Cambridge
Mass, is visiting at the cottage Of E.
C. Kinney.
Prof. A. Fl. Gilbert, a Pathologist
from Burlington gave a few of the
farmers a talk Friday afternoon at
the Grange Hall on Plant diseases,
dealing especially with the potato.
DR.. N. H. Houghton of Boston, has
been. at his cottage at Winnemere,
the past week fishing.
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served in G. A. r. hall for the G.. A.
r., their families and invited guests
The ceremony of decorating the
graves at p. M, followed by the ao-
dress at Town hall by Rev. p j. Mac
Innis. Music will be furnished, con-
sisting of solos and chorus singing.
The children are asked to bring How
ers to the hall at nine o'clock and
march to the cemetery where they
will each be presented a flag.