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RICHFORD

Mr., and Mrs. Noel Frechette have sold
TO II. and Mrs. Fred Benoit the house
o. the corner OF South Main street and
Farrar street. the consideration being
s12, O00.--Mrs. ID. II. Puffer of Newpor' IL
the guest of the Misses Bertha am
G.enna Turner.--W. p Greenan of
Swanton is visiting among friends he. o.
where he formerly reslded,-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee MCGOWAN
February IA telegram was received
In this place Friday morning from WASH
ington announcing the death of Private
Harvey Cummings, who enlisted from this
place. Death was caused by pneumonia.
He was the youngest son of John Cum
niings OF Abercorr. Que. VINO formerly
resided In this p ace. NJ. Rounds has
pure BASED the stock and good will of the
Sears store on Troy street and will con-
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dancing a while some adjourned to these
rooms and played cards. Mrs. J. II. Viele
and Mrs. j. r. Burke presided at an
attractively equipped table. serving coz
Zee and doughnuts. A few out or town
guests were present, but 1t was largely
y community party and the large attend
nnce was very gratifying to the club
Thomas e. Parizo of the 9th Veterinary
Hospital Unit, u s. a.. returned from
Camp Devens last week. having re-
ceived an honorable discharge from the
army Although In the service only
since August 20, 1915 Mr.. Parizo has trav-
eled extensively. He spent two months
Mt Camp Devers, one month at Camp
Lee, Va, where he was student in the
veterinary school; he sailed from New
port News. Va, for Bordeaux France.
where he spent IL Gays and returned to
New York on January this year Since
that time he has been visiting wash
ington. ID. c., Baltimore. Md, New York
and Boston.
The remains Of Lester Elliott Ayres.
who died at the Roosevelt hospital in
New York city Thursday night arrived
in Burlington Sunday morning and were
taken in charge by A. d. Douglas Of this
village. The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock at the Metho-
dist Church at Essex Center. with burial
In Mountain View cemetery. The Rev.
j. S. Allen offlciated. Mrs. Minnie
Bixby, Miss Alice Davis and Ira and Car
isle Bixby sang Meet Me There" and
"Lookng This Way" a favorlte hymn
of the deceased The bearers were four
cousins. Homer Wilder, Basil Farnsworth.
Guy Nichols. all of Essex Center, and
Harold Ayrcs Of Monkton. Lester Elliott
Ayres. son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ayres of New York city, was born in
Burlington December 9. 1897. Ten years
ago he removed with his parents to New
York city. He Is survived by his par
ents. also by two sisters. the Misses
Alma and Myra, and by one brother,
Julian, all of New York city.
a double wedding took place at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday eve
ming February 10. when Harold w.
Hunt and Miss Amy A. Rer tley, also
Arthur r. Bentley and Miss Anna X.
Trieb were united In marriage by the
Rev. c. S. Quimby. All the young people
are from Jericho.
Sergeant Percy L. Cooley of the hos
pital corps, for the past two years sta
toned at Fort Ethan Allen. has been
transferred to Boston. where he and Mrs
Coo'ey will go Immediately. The people
of Essex Junction will miss Sergeant
Cooley as his voice has been enjoyed on
many different occasions.
Fl. D. Drury and son, Max. returned
Sunday night from a two weeks trip in
the West They attended a brick manu-
facturers' convention held In Chicago.
visited Col. II. D. Snyder who is sta
toned in Chicago in charge of the
medical supply depot. also visited rela-
tives in Galesburg.
Jesse Parizo and Miss Pearl Picard
were married Monday evening at the
Methodist parsonage by the Rev. c. S.
Ouimby.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27
FAIRFAX

The Red Cross society will meet for
work with Mrs II. V. Reynolds Thurs
day afternoon. The new quota of work
has arrived and there Is need of many
helpers.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hin Of
Detroit, Mich. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Butler aud other rela-
tives In town for several days,--Mr ana
Mrs. Carl Page and daughter of st.
Adams have been passing "a few days
with Mrs. Pages parents. Mr.. and Mrs
II. +. Leach.--A daughter has arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
on North Main street.-flcrman Hunt,
Harry Hunt and Alan Goodall have been
honorable discharged and have returned
to their no les.--The Methodist prayer
meeting Thursday evening will be held
at the parsonage with the Rev. and
Mrs, A. H. Webb.--Elmer Johnson of st.
Adams will speak at the union service
next Sunday evening held in the Metho-
dist Church. His subject will be "Theo-
DO Roosevelt" The male quartet will
sing.--Albert Butler Of burlington has
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EAST FRANKLIN

Recent g,,est in town include Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Goodaie Of Char otte at the
home of j. H. GlidGen; L. z. Bridge at
the home Of o. E. Bridge: Mr.. and Mrs
r. p. Olmstcad of North B rkshire at
the home Of E. w. Olmstead; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Jenkins of Richford and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Royce of East Rich
ford at the home of c. f. Conklin.--
Mr.. and Mrs. s. 3. Whitney visited In
Bakersfield Friday and Saturday.-Mrs.
]. II. Glidden and children visited In
Berkshire Sunday.-D, a. Grant Is In a
very critical condition
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FLETCHER

The oyster supper which occurred OF
the 18th was we'll patron.zed, the receipts
being $40. Mr. Thyme Of Burlington,
deputy of the Modern Woodmen order for
Vermont, was present and addressed the
gathering. after which the one act com.
edy, THE Fletcher Sewing Circle" was
given and made much fun. Lambs six
piece orchestra furnished music.-The
Red Cross society will serve dinner at
the community house town meeting day.
The ladies are asked to furnish food I'm
solicited.-A large allotment Of sewing
has Just arrived and all members Of tho
Red Cross are asked to do their bt.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. Greene of Essex were guests
at Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoopcr's last week.
The supply of ice for Cloverleaf cream.
cry is being secured from Half Moon
Pond.--Allen Rugg, who came back over
seas and has been stationed at Camp
Devens for q few weeks, has had his dis
charge and is at home. During his short
stay in France he was a victim OF in
f1uenza, also pneumonia. Walter Lamp
is attending business college.-There were
no services IN town Sunday as Chaplain
Wills of the house spent the weekend
In Williamstown. the guest Of his sister.
-Representatlve E. E. Tinker spent the
weekend at his home.
Mike Boozan has gone to Monmouth.
ILL.,. called there by the death OF his
half BROTHER. James Boozan.-Mrs.
Elmer Crosier Of Fairfax has been
visiting In town.-A large company
attended the oyster oyster supper
given by the NJ. w. A.-Coyt Tinker
has finished drawing cream for the
c. Brigham company and Myron
Leach Of Cambridge Junction is draw.
ing tho cream at present.-Oscar Car
penter was In Underhill on business
recently.-Theod Jones of Cam.
bridge was In town Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27
ENOSBURG FALLS

The Broadway Ahuse'nent company
presented "Freckles" to IA packed house
in opera hall, Tuesday evening.-The
Frank,in county Guernsey club held its
annual meeting al the Quincy house,
I'm, sday forenoon. The following off,
GERS were e.ectsd; President IL. T..
Comings of East Berkshire; vice-pres
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MILTON BORO

Lawrence Stanley attended the flu
neral of Ralph I.earnard In Fairfax,
February l9'--Leon Lester returned 10 his
nome IN burlington, Monday Mrs. u.
Il. Bean has returned home from Milton
after spending few days with Mrs. A.
H. HiIl.-Mr. and Mrs. A fred Eaton and
"lsS GLADYS Dimon spent the week, nd
here.-Several from this place attended
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TOWNSVILLE

Benjamin Douglas arrived home from
New York Sunday, having received an
honorable discharge. Mr.. Douglas enlist
cd In the hospital corps last May: since
then he has been stationed In New York
and Hoboken.-Mrs. Eugene Berry of Es-
sex Junction came Saturday to spend a
few days with Relationships. F. H.
Chessmore was called to Charlotte the
first of the week by the death of her
brothers wife, Mrs. Henry Williams who
died in New Mexico last week.-The
Misses Daisy and Gladys Hapgood. also
Miss Nellie Riggs, were weekend visitors
at their homes.-Miss Bertha Cochran
of Jericho and Mrs. William Hearth!ng-
ton and son spent last week at G. c. Full
lers.-Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Fuller and son,
Floyd, visited in town Sunday.-Mrs. WILL
liam Carlton was In Burlington Friday
night to attend the Kake Walk. Saturday
she went to Bristol to spend week.
James Whalen and Frank Canton accom-
panied by college friend were week.
end visitors at their homes.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry Riggs received word Sunday OF the
safe arrival Of Their son. Herbert, in New
York. He Is of the 26th division and for
nine months was in action.-The Lend-a-
Hand met at the home of Mrs. j. B. At
SIns last Thursday.-A food sale was
neld at the hall Saturday, which was we'll
patronized.-Mrs. T. l.. Stevens and
daughters were in Burlington Tuesday.
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WEST ENOSBl'RG

Miss Flora Chaffee of H!ghgate recently
visited at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Chafee.--Mr. and Mrs. F.
e. Ovitt. Craige Ovitt and Mrs. b. b.
Ovitt visited at c. b. Ovitts, Sunday.-B.
o Stone took a party on straw ride to
Eorrast stones IN Berkshire. Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27
ESSEX CENTER

News was received Saturday that Mar
win Weed. who is attending the Vail
school of agriculture at Lyndon. hurt his
right hand very seriously on q saw. The
extent of the injury has not yet been
learned. Mr.. Weed was taken to Bright
look hospital at st. Johnsbury for treat
ment.-Miss Eva Huntley Is the latest
scarlet fever patient. but the epidemic is
under control and the i'll are doing well.
Mss Lillian Bixby, who has been very i'll.
is reported as gaining slowly.-"Jlmm!e"
Grinder, who has been undergo ng treat
ment at the Preventorium since last
August, has returned to his home n Bur-
lington. Jimmie was the first boy TO
come to the Preventor.um. He has made
warm friends in town and his smile will
be m ssed by everyone-The Victory Boys
and Girls are asked once more to bear the
last pledge payment date. March I, in
mind and see periodically to It that their
pledges are paid in fun at that time
The fourth quarterly conference of the
church year will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Thursday AT two o'clock
in the after afternoon. The lad s Of the
church will serve a dinner In the church
vestry ~ noon. The public Is cordially
invted.-'Tarcld Hanley is III.
Margaret Brown Gladys Booth, Mary
Hazelton and Mrs. Fred May spent the
weekend at their homes here.-The high
school teachers have returned after an
enforced vacation. All schools opened
Monday.-The remains OF Lester Ayers
were brought here from New York for
interment Sunday.-L. L. Saxton, of
Cloverda!e was weekend guest at f..
$. Whitton's-Cnarles Nealy and Mrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27
MILTON

Jesse LaBombard, a young man who
has been very Ill for several weeks
with influenza, followed by pneumonia,
with complications died on Thursday
morning an" the lun, raj was cad
at St. AIMS Chur Saturds" at
10 o'clock. He leaves. besides his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaBombard,
five broths3 and four sisters-Mrs.
Malvina Reddick. aged IS years, died
'ebruary II aft y lness o n
years. The funeral was held We'd
osday Febr 49, go" II y g % OK @
Rev. E. E. Herrick and the Rev. r. II.
Crcsey offic ating. 1nterment was at
Milton Boro. She leaves a daughter,
Bertha Riddick of this place. and
son, Edward Fletcher of Rutland. who
was present at the funeral.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. ]. Thompson are the parents
IF daughter. born February IA
Mrs. c. F. Skeels and Mrs c. E. Rog-
ers have returned from a visit with
friends in Burlington-Homer Smith
Of Mechanicsville. n. Y, has been Wis
tting his aunt. Mrs. Z. c. Perry.--Many
of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Caswell have received invitations to
their golden wedding anniversary on
March 4. which will be held at the
home Of their daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Casey at Providence, r. l.. where they
are passing the winter-H. c. Bevins
has sold his farm on Georgia Hill to
Peter Murray and has taken his resi-
dence in this village in the deal.
At the Methodist Church Sunday morn
Ing the pastor will speak upon Things
to Be Done" The Sunday school will
meet at noon. A bright service of wor-
ship and song in the evening at 7:3O. The
Union prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 1880 in the vcstry of the Congrega-
tional Church.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith visited In
Enosburg Falls. Tuesday.--Mr. and Mrs
Joel Brown Of Enosburg Falls visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ovitt the past week
Miss Lena Hadd has recovered
from her recent llness.-Mrs. D. w. Paul
and daughter, Lucille, spent Friday and
Saturday in Burlington.--Mrs. Perley
is ill.-Mrs. Addison Ellsworth of New
Milford. Pa, is visiting at the home Of
her son, G. U. Tinany.-Mrs. Homer
Coming and Mrs. Buskey are Ill. Mrs.
Harvey Domino is caring for then.-
Katherine Moffatt is i'll.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Complications IN the condition of II. r.
Olmstead necess tated his removal to the
ST. Adams hospital, Tuesday afternoon
His condition is critical.-D. a. Grant,
who is in a critical condition. remains the
sar'e-The youngest son OF Middle
BENJAMIN has pneumonia
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GEORGIA

Miss Louise Newton of Kittery Point.
Maine, Is visiting her brother c. Il. New
ton.-Ward Ballard and daughter. Helen,
of Richmond, visited friends In town.
recently.--Mr. and Mrs. Asa Pattee of
New London, n. H.. are visiting at tho
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. l..
Pattee Mrs. william Corley and son,
Emerson, have returned to their home
In Randolph after visiting Rev. and Mrs.
II. j. Nye.-Mrs. Winnifred Patton and
son Leland OF Richford visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Post recently.-Mrs. Charles
Styles has returned TO her home In Bur-
l!ngton af,er visiting her sister. Mrs. F.
II. Wllber.-Miss Lepna Abel of Bur-
Lngton recently visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Abell.-M sses Gladys and
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27
MON1GOMEc.:" CENTER

Mrs. Joseph Emery, who lived with
Henry Goulet, was buried Monday morn
ing with services at the Catholic Church
DR.. George Nenn Daniels, recently In
government service, will lecture on The
War and Reconstruction" in the Baptist
Church Friday, February IS. at $50 ?.
IN. The lecture Is free.-Chester Longe,
who has been with the American forces
in France, arrived in town Tuesday
c. T. Hall, who has been on an extended
trip south, Is back home.--Lyman Hall
has gone to Camden, n. J.-Howard La
rock. of Burlington, was a business WIS.,
itor in town Tuesday was also +. o.
Balch, of Johnson and 4. Il, Hclitrooii.
Of Belvdere.--Mrs. j.. 5. Wright was call
eded to ST. Adams Tuesday owing to the
serious Hines of her father II. +. Ohm
stead, of Franklin, who was taken there
for treatment ut the hospital.
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COLCHESTER

number Of visitors were entertained
at the Union school on Friday afternoon.
pleasing WaThingtons birthday exer-
else was given by the children.--At the
meeting of the Ladies' AID at the Bap-
list vestry Friday afternoon the 70 low
ing officers were elected: President. Mrs.
Dora Curtis; vlce-president, Mrs. Alice
Severance; secretary, Mrs. N. II. Ken
yon; treasurer. Mrs. Clara z. Lyon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27
HUNTINGTON CENTER

One hundred and thirty couples attend
I'd the Modern Woodmen of America
Sance Friday evening.--Mrs. Andrew
Liberty went to Rochester. Monday. to
help care for her daughter. Mrs. Clar-
ence Swinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Swinger are
the parents of a son, born Saturday.
Richard Fielder and family of Burlington
and Mrs. Eliza Devino Of Lebanon, n.
H.. visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs
George Fielder. the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ring and Mrs. and
Mrs. Lloyd Ring returned to Waterbury.
Monday. after visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs W. l.. Ring.-Miss Ava Baker
Of Starksboro was an over Sunday
guests at a. II. Higley's.-About %
gathered at the home of J. C. Carpenter
at a reception given to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
j. Carpenter, Saturday evening. They
presented them with a chatting dish and
tray.
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a party at II. A. Changers, SATURDAY.
There were exercises at the school h ,use
Friday afternoon.
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ENOSBURG

About so people attended the dinner
held at F.. NJ Wright's, February %.
Eighteen dollars was taken in.-Miss
Fora Chaffee from East Hghgate spent
the weekend at home.--Miss Dorothy
Marsha has returned from the St. Adams
hospital where she went for An operation
on her foot.--Miss Marjorie Wright and
sister, Madalinc, attended the teachers
meeting In St Adams, Friday and spent
the weekend at their home in Fairfield.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27
JERICHO.

Miss Mildred Buxton, who has been
staying with her GRANDMOTHER. Madam
Buxton. has returned to her home in
Richmond.-Miss Florence Buxton was a
Sunday visitor in Middlebury.-DeweyD De-
forge has completed work at Williston
and went to Burlington to enlist in the
army.-Mrs. Julia Marsh who has been
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton c.
Rice the past few weeks, has returned
to her home in st. Albans.-Miss Eva
Burnham, of Waterbury, and Mrs. Anna
Breen, of East Jericho. were visitors at
the home of Miss Katherine Reavy Thurs
day.--Miss May Adrian, Mrs. Edythe
Perry, Mrs. Lena Rice and Miss Mary
Cashmere were entertained last Wednes-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
y. Styles at a valentine party. At Ave
O'Clock a three course dinner was served,
after which games and music were in
dulged in.-Mrs. Flora White, who has
been very i'll. is able to sit up.-Mrs.
Harry Gregory, who has been nursing
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
lard, has returned to her home in Boil
ton.-Clement Percival, who has been
working in Windsor the past few weeks,
has returned to his home.-Johl Hap
good is visiting his grandmother. Mrs.
has been received here of the double
wedding which took pace at Essex juno
ton Wednesday Feb. 10 at the Metho-
dist parsonage Of Arthur r. Bentley and
Miss Anna X. Trieb and Harold w. Hunt
and Miss Amy A. Bentley. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. c. s.
Quimby of that place. The young poo
pie have the best wishes of the commun-
ity.-Mrs. Frank X. Howe was a recent
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Morgan.
Harlie Barber. who has been seriously
III with pneumonia. is convalesent.-Mrs
Estella Ayers who has been in Greens,
boro the past few weeks. returned to he,
home Saturday evening. Charles Nealy
Of Essex and Mrs Emma Tarbox of thi,
place were married Friday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Q. f. Thurston are moving into
James McLaughlin's house where they
Will work for him the coming year
Charles Keith and William Densmor,
went fishing at Malletts Bay Saturday re-
turning Monday Ralph Br gina 4 of thu
Il q. Navv of Boston arrived at thu
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Miss Florence L. Pomeroy Of St
Adams was visitor in town over
Sunday-Miss Irene Stanley of Bur-
lington is visiting at the home OF Mrs
Margaret Howrigan.-Several people
from this place attended the play and
dance at Sheldon February 2l.-Harry
johnson, who has been visiting at the
home OF DR.. Patten for some time. has
ed to his home in Franklin
Roger McCuen of Belvidere was week.
end visitor in town.-Leon Manahan OK
Morrisville passed Sunday in town.
DR.. A. D. Patten was recent visitor
in Franklin.-Miss Helen McNaney OF
Fairfield was the guest of Mrs. N. p.
Carey over Sunday.-Fred Derosia OF
ST. Adams Is visitor in town--Charles
whiting and Alfred Shore Of st. AL
bans are visitors at the homo OF l. L
Ba .ev.-The i!terar mee'.t" vii be
held at the home of J. II. Davis Fri.
day evening. February 28.-Miss Irene
Potter w he es' of ..rs GA
Keith Of Sheldon over Sunday.-Arthur
Morgan, who recently returned from
overseas is the guest Of his mother,
Mrs E. W. Elwood.-Miss Gladys Shat
tuck who Ia teaching school in Fairfax
was at her home over Sunday.-WI-
liam E. Tennion of Montreal was the
guest or FRANK Halo recently.
BAKERSi lELD
Mrs. Barlow Abernethy and two child
rem Of Springfield are visiting at DR..
Landon Abernethy's. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Potter were in Johnson. Friday. Lyndon
Cowan of the 101 Machine Gun Battalion
has reached Camp Devens.-A large
party from Bakersfield went on a sleigh
ride Saturday evening to Jenersonvtlle,
and attended the moving pictures there.
Miss Eliza Potter Is visiting In john
son-Miss Rose Brady is at home after
several months spent with sister In
Pittsburg. Pa.-The community sing
Sunday evening at the Academy hall was
largely attended and greatly enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Barr went to Bur-
llnEton, Tuesday.-The ladies' sewins
circle met Tuesday afternoon at the Con-
gregational parsonage.-Edward RyeA
who lost an arm in battle in France. was
at his home south OF the village n few
days last week.--A preparatory service Is
to ne held Thursday evening In the Con-
gregational vestry.--There will be com.
,nunion next sunday morning at the
Congregational Church.-On Friday
evening. the helpers OF the Methodist
Church will give a social at the town
hall. There will be literary program
and games and refreshments. Every.
body is invited to come out and have q
good time.Mss Marion Cowan is visit
ing Miss Thelma Hawley in Jefferson.
vlle,-AIrs. Parker Is visiting her son in
Burlington.
GEORGIA
Miss Louise Newton of Kittery Point.
Maine, Is visiting her brother. c. Il. New
ton.-Ward Ballard and daughter, Helen,
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-05
Street Tax Notice

Street taxes are now due and paya-
BILE at my Office in the city hall, and
all male residents of the City Ameri-
Gus between the ages of 10 and so
years are required to pay same before
May Is, when street taxes become de-
linquent, and penalty of so cents is
added in each instance. The tax, if
paid at my Office before May 10, is
$500, and after that date the law
requires collection of the added penal
ty. All persons are therefore, asked
to appear and pay their street taxes
within the time allowed, and thereby
save added expense.
1910 G. B. POUNCEY,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-05
Sumter Clubs Dance.
Party For Visitor.

=
Mrs George Oliver will entertain
at a large party tomorrow afternoon,
honoring Mrs. Frank Holt, of Atlanta
who is her guest.