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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23
Dersonal
Il Mention
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

j. w. Richburg left this morning
for Oklahoma City where he will
spend the day on business.
Hodge Bailey and MIN Wyatt, dep.
uty sheriff, are here from Rush
Springs today
Chicken salad, roast beef, roast
pork. pimento cheese, sandwiches, at
the Owl fountaia 23-St
For nice clean cobs, phone 739,
Linton Grain Co. 19-tf
K. D. Kitching, of the Kitching
Grain company, is transacting busi-
ness in Oklahoma City today.
A modern flour from a modern
mill-Yukon's Best. 22-3t
We are serving our famous hot
chocolate with spanked cream at
the Owl fountain. 23.3t
Plant winter onion sets now. We
have Bermuda, multipliers and pearl
onion sets. Bitsche Seed house.
22-3t
+ T. vi to ,trst ;,,
City today, and attending the annual
state fair.
Hot chocolate at the Owl foun-
tain 23-3t
Marinello Beauty Shop. BIOL
Chickasha avenue. Phone 1921. 19-4t
Mrs. c. H. McKellar and son, C. II.
Jro have returned from Oklahoma
City, where they visited relatives and
attended the state fair.
Try our eats-Owl soda fountain.
29-3t
Have you tried Yukon's meal?
22-3t
state fair while in the capital.
G. W. Norvelle is in Oklahoma City
on business. He will attend the
Chas. w. Johnson and family ex-
pect to leave next week for San Be
nito, Tex, where they will make
their home.
For nice clean cobs, phone 799,
Linton Grain Co. 19-tf
The first show will start promptly
at 7:45 at the Sugg tonight. Two
full CHI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

FOR SALE-Sweet milk and cream,
Milk ~ 1-2c per quart in quantities
of one gallon or more Less than
one gallon, 15c per quart. Cream so
cents per quart J. L. Daniel, phone
1909. 1912 Dakota Ave. 23-9t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

Fred Wagner of Amarillo, Tex.
has accepted position in the repair
department of the j. W. Owsley jew
ely store here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

A Lion in the House-its scream,
Kozy today. 1t
A Burton-Holmes Travelogue at the
Sugg tonight. 1t
Plant winter onion sets now. We
have Bermuda, multipliers and pearl
onion sets. Bitsche Seed House.
22-St
Perils of Thunder Mountain, Kozy
today. 1t
"The Virtuous Thief" a smashing,
thrilling, soul-stirring Paramount pic
ure with Enid Bennett in role af-
ter her own heart and your.
Harry Carey in Bare Fists big
western feature. Kozy today. 1t
Yukon Best flour at your grocer's.
22-St
Plant winter onion sets now We
have Bermuda, multipliers and pearl
onion sets. Bitsche Seed House.
22-St
Thrills galore in The Perils of
Thunder Mountain, Kozy today. 1t
Edgar Landrum, Ben Foreman and
Green Taylor, farmers living north
of Chickasha, left this morning to
attend the state fair in Oklahoma
City.
Sandwiches at the Owl fountain.
23-3t
buy Liberty bonds. Highest
prices paid. Phone 447 John Han
kins. 22-2t
Love or duty? Which should a wo-
man choose? Kitty Gordon solves
-he question in Adele the United |
Picture Theater attraction at the |
Sugg tomorrow 1t |
Harold Sanders expects to leave
this afternoon for Chicago, where he !
will enter the Chicago University law
school. Sanders returned last night
from visit with friends in Norman.
Whether you were Red Cross
1orker Or not-youll want to see
Adele the United Picture Theaters
lttraction featuring Kitty Gordon at
he Sugg tomorrow. 1t
Fred Wagner of Amarillo, Tex.
las accepted a position in the repair
department. of the j. w. Owsley jew
,l-y store here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23
No Worms in a Healthy enid

An children troubled with worms have an un-
healthy color. which indicates poor blood, and as
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two OF three weeks will enrich the blood inn
prove the digestion. AID act as General Strength
ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw of dispel the worms and the Child will be
In perfect health. Pleasant to take Soc per bottle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

Whether you were Red Cross
worker Or not-youll want to see
Adele the United Picture Theaters
attraction featuring Kitty Gordon at
the Sugg tomorrow. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

LET EXPRTws wAiSr ANS SELL
rAr AETiCI.E FOR You
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

Express wan Aoa pnu4 re- rs- : :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

Harold Sanders expects to leave
this afternoon for Chicago, where he
will enter the Chicago University law
school. Sanders returned last night
from visit with friends in Norman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

II TERE she comes, homeward bound, with "a
L bone in her teeth, and record for looking
into many strange ports in six short months.
If you had been one of her proud sailors you
would have left New York City in January,
been at Santiago, Cuba, in February, gone
ashore at Port of Spain, Trinidad, in March and
stopped at Brest, France, in April to bring the
President home. In May the Arizona swung at
her anchor in the harbor of Smyrna, Turkey.
In June she rested under the shadow of Gibral-
tar and in July she was back in New York harbor.
Her crew boasts that no millionaire tourist
ever gobe-trotted like this. There was one period
of four weeks in which the crew saw the coasts of
North America, South America, Europe, Asia
and Africa.
An enlistment in the navy giUes you
chance at the education of frdUeE
Your mind is quickened by contact with
new people, new places, new ways of doing
things.
Pay begins the day you join. On board
ship man is always learning. There is work
to be done and he is taught to do it we'll
Trade schools develop skill, industry and
business ability. Work and play are planned
by experts. Thirty days furlough (vacation)
each year with full pay. The food is good. A
full outfit of clothing IS provided free. Pro-
motion is unlimited for men of brains You
can enlist for two years and come out broader
stronger, ADLER "The Navy made man of
me" is an expression often heard.
Apply at any recruiting station if you are
oUer IL. There you wiH get full infornG-
tion. Hyou t find the recruiting station,
ask your Postmaster. He knows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

Love or duty? Which should wo-
man choose? Kitty Gordon solves
the question in Adele the United
Picture Theater attraction at the
Sugg tomorrow. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

buy Liberty bonds. Highest
prices paid. Phone 447. John Han
kins. 22-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

A Lion in the House-its a scream,
Kozy today. 1t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10

WASHINGTON. Abril 9.-Los a.
cOntecimientoS que sc deSarTol!aron
Ell la Conferencia de PaZ de Paris
" uue Gieran largen :! qUc el Presl-
dente Wilson pidiera ST. t~ransporte
V Il que Sc propalara Ia noticia de
que los Estados Unidos Sc retirarian
del conclave q menos que Sc hicieran
urgerteS modificaciones Y a~decuadas
concesiones sobre las opiniones sos
tenidos por Mr.. Wilson. causaron
gran cNcitacion en- esta capital Y en-
ire los hombrcs publicOs Sc hicieron
numeroS0S concentrates.
Estes concentrates tomaron mayor
fuerza ei dia de aver. cuando Ia
Sccretaria SIC Marina anunci6 que Ell
Alm!rante Benson habia enviad0 IN
cablegrama. pidiendo que Sc enviara
Embellishments el George Washing
ton. por indication del P~residente.
Tratar de penetrar cl velo del Sc
creto con QUE cl Conseio de los Qua
rro eStan arreglando los destinos
de las nacioneS. cS sencillamente
;nUtil: perc por 10 que Sc dice. pare
&c uuc los concentrates que Sc haccn
acerc2 DE esas di~scusiones sc baSan
tan solo on adIvinacioncS. Los part!-
darioS del PreSidente Green. sin EN-
barge. que este ha preSentado IN Ill
rimatum al Consejo aliado. o mo
- l. E--A-
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NIN0.N0
juega nj sonrie 81 Sc
~enCuentra COnS-
tipado.
jMadres! Fijense 81 tieae Ia
Iengua sucia, Ia reSpira=
ci6n agitada 0 hay aci'
deces estomaCaieS.

III Laxcarim no dana Su dellcado
cSt6mago, nj cl higado III los lnteS-
tinOS.
Tn laxative Tdministrado hoy,
ryita mailana la enfermedad del
nino. Los minos por 81 mismoS no
tomaran ningunaS precauclones pa
ia limpiar Sus intestinos que Sc
encucntren congestionados con los
maloS rrSiduos dc los alimentos. y
por 10 tanto. el higado funcionara
torpcmcnte y el est0mago sc ga
silica.
:Madres. f~iienSc Ell la len@ua dc
su milo. 81 Ia tiene sucia, o csta
decaido. caprichOSO, fcbricltante.
con mala respiration q fatigado:
sin appetite. r~csfriado, ron dolcn-
ciaS dc la garganta y cuaIquIcr %
ira enfcrmeIad propia dc los ninos,
dcbc darlc Embellishments algunaS
paSrillaS de LaXcarin. No tcma
NADIA. pucS Su> cicctoS no causali
malrStar algunu, y III cabo dc po-
cas- llOra> Ia constipation. bills Ell
vcncnada Y los alimentoS fcrmcn-
tadnS. ScriH cXpulSadoS de los in
lcslinoS. Y Su nino cStaril Va bien
' volvera Il jugar como anreS. tina
"limpicza interior" - III In mayo
ria dc las vcccS Ia que So lacc ne
~ccsario. Este debcria scr el prI-
mer traiamicnto que Sc SumlnlStra-
II. en- cuaIqEier cnfcrmedad.
Tcm@t cuidadu dc no u>ar pur-
gantc< fucrteS tales ONO aceltcS.
iarahcS Y sales. No aceptc SuS-
tiGuto>, pucS pcriudicara Il su niho.
IIaXcarin rs an cXcelcnlc rcmedi"
para la madrc miSma Y para los
hcma> micmbruS de IN famllla.
Nunca fa!la ell SuS cfccto$. V Obra
con In precision de un rcloN. Is
~iH>urrrabic para c0mbatlr los ca
sos ~rvcru> dc constipation. IolO-
res de cahcza. IicbrcS y lcStrioS.
rruprionr> de ii piel ' ;odaS aquc-
Has Intermediates que tlenen Su
crigcn I'll la constipation. AyUda
It III digestion. cvita la fcrmenta-
cion. ]neutraliza la acidcz tie los Il
]limrnloS, deSticrra los gases del
Ic>t"mago y ayuda al hucn funcio-
'namicnto del mismo.
rs mcior. dada Ia gran dcmanda
Que So noS hacc. que nos ordenc in
mcdiatamcnte IN 1ratamicnto com
plcto Que consta de 6 cajas. Cuyo
vaiOr c< he cincn dollars. ES sin
@cncro dc dudaS. IN million dc We
ccS mas yaliOSo para cl paciente
uur ]" use. ina GAIA cucSta IN
dollar. Y So cnviara al recibo de su
yalor cil giro postal o effective por
l.aXcarin Products 60. Dept. SP4.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Adv
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OUEDO ARREGLADA LA
QUESTION DE LAS
~REPARACIONES
Ell acuerdo Sc hasa en- Ell an
tiguo plan de que no Sc
especifique 10 que de5e
pagan Alemaria

PARIS. Abr;l Ell Console de
los Cuatro en- sus ultimaS SeSiOneS,
OF las que el Coroncl House ina e$ta-
DO Representative al P~residente VII.
son. ha termiEado va Ia discussion So
ore Ia question De las reparacioneS,
se%un e h& anunciadO aqui. La uni
"a question pendiente de esa mate.
ria. Ii disposition de u cuenca del
Saar. Sc esperaba que Sc arreglaru
en- la juHta de hoy.
Estas resoiucionc; Sc consideran
que han Sido los resultados primerOs
de! ultimatum del Fresidenre Wilson
de que la ComiSion americana Sc
ret!ra-ia de las coGferenciaS, 81 no
llevaban mas rapidamcnte los traba-
JOS para la paz.
rs rerdaG que Ia question lie las
r~eparacioncs Sc ha arrcg!ado acep-
tando ell antique plan de que no Sc
haga menci0n especifica soGre II
cantidad que Alemania deba pagan.
sine que eSa cantidad Sc dejara para
que Ia file una Comision especial
qae 50 nombrara despueS de que Ia
pa Sc haya firmado. Tai r~esoluciC.:
sill duda que ~fayorece grandemente
a Alenlaaia. pues Sc dejara al entero
arbitrio de tsta ell aceptar " no los
intormes de la ciuada comlsiGn eS-
peciaI' respecto de las cantida,
de- que de5a pagan Y como para en-
tonces Ia paz Sc habr; establecido
en- TODD el muado, TODD mUndo cons
prende que Seria una locura iniciar
una nueva guerra Gentro de un ano,
que resultaria mas ~Sangrienta Y cos
tosa que la que ACADIA de pasar, en-
veZ de recoger los pocoS milloneS
de pesos Que en- csc tempo puedan
reunirse.
No obstante de que este arreglo
~favorece mas q Alemania que a los
aliados. ese fue cl unico medic en
que ell Conseio de los Cuatro pudo
nonerse de acuerdo. pues tanto Lloyd
George V Clemenceau prefirieron ha-
cer!o asi. = firnlar un acuerdo en- 81
el que Sc fijara como page por las
reparaciones la Suna que los eXper-
-os financieron americanos fiiaron
como total, por considerable dema-
siaGo pequena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
A pesar dc que su presligio popular la decade
cl,ee,n.tta aigo con dos ~argu1ertos poderOsos que
10 polpeu en- una situaciol rnuy fuerte
0 les aliados consienten en- fEmar la paz de acuerdo con Ell
prcgranna americana c los Estados unldos Sc retlraran de
Ia confersncia y haran una paz por separado

tos Que fuarCn aceptados Dor los
aliadoS aatcS de entrar en- las nego-.
c~iacioneS lie paz.
Su s~ituacion. como sin dUda e mis-
mo 10 comprende. Is Muy tirante Y
. peSar de II ptrGida de Su preStigio
popular . c~onsecaeEcia de Ia idea
que Sc hi eXterdido, probablementc
&c una manera ialSa. de que ha
abanicnado 81 rrograEla original. 81
PreSidente cueata aun con do al
wumeDtos pOderoSiSimOS.
II primero de esos argImsnto-,
| . Ell de cue todos los teiigcran;es
har converiGo eli hacer IA paz sobrc
Ia base de 81 programa, Y no hay
rueita: que darlc y csc asunto Fl
seg,ndc eS lae contando lGS Estados
Uriios con mus de la mitad dc LAS
eXisUenciuS De orc del mundo. V STEM
DO ell pals que proportions CT una
| "ran parte, las materias primaS pa
! III much2S manufactures. son tan ne
cesarioS DOR ahora q Europa Que qGi-
ri ningun EStaGo de eSe conJirente.
con exception ne inglaterra, puede
eSperar caminar con cXito en- IN
future cercano. sin II ayuda america
~.
81 las c~o2Tvrenc!aS dc paZ sc
deshacen. sc Ciene por lie contalo
que e.;a ayuda. di<min lira natural
meCte. No deke nor 10 taHto, hacer-
-. = IN lado = aosibi!idad de que Ia
~.enfersnria - d~isolviera. FL resulta-
do eSta bustapr claro. @ DieA los
a!,adCS ~Icnsieuten - estab|ecer
IN auevn >rdcn mUnd,a,. c1nv;Hlen-
~ "n us Lass estiDTi&Gas err los
catorce auEtos del p~reSidente Wilson,
o oien los Estadns Unjdo$ Sc retira-
IN de IA C~oaEerercia.
Una n~~.HsIcci"m en- q r.. @.@ai&
>mer!cauo Sn~;a },a!. pcs Signif'-
car.a simple .a-e uIr -, E>tados
Jn;Gos hab'an inte-vcnjdn innccesa-
riantente eli el fUucicEam;cnto del
yiejo orden murd:al, to4a VI: que 10
Sc habja lorraGc 81 prop1sito Iii
ciral - go - en- = guerra. Il dc
can:!;:,r q o:Gen mEn%,a. De node
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CAPITAL S45.0Q0.00.
vALOR DE LAS ACCIONES l0c.

CON uNAS CUANTAS SUSCRIPCIONES MAS. TENDREMoS Ell DINE
RIO SUFICIENTE PARA PRiNCIPIAR LAS PERFoRACioNES en- nuct-o Tote
> Ia armeatado su var N TN CUATRocIENTos PoR C1ENTo dhde que fue
aiTuiio h@c una semanm. pr la Golden Goose company Su dnero scra en-
Ihdo. juntamute con ell nu=tro en- las penorcNae. 10 cua.a naddc a Ia ha-
bHdsd dc nr@tro'd directories t9ri pronus y SECURES rzutado*, L. nueta IS
4. has Las pcrsonas que Gcsrr inycrir con nosmrs ieben h@erIo IMMEDIATE
nentc Sc nan paRsdo mas de DOS y MEDIC MHIoNEs DE DOLLARS poi
las cncuenta companies rroducU-asd de Burkburnea- ALuuas compahias. con So
mas o menos Dos pozr. con 1900 haries dari@cata uo. producian u Es
PERSONS que hayan inverido. una utidgd de $500 pr una inveri:n de SWO %,
TTin5cc caha tres o cnco da. ma canGdad iuI al c@to de dho po2o. y IL
Dollars. Tenenos urrac5 Iarah perforac6n de dez poos nrfund0s = en'
rcma supefcHLe. .u .. 80. n,,n,-,,oe
DE BURKBURNETT. :HA PARTICIPADo DE Las uTILIDADES? coMPRE
ACCicNES AHoRA QUE Sc LIE PREsENTA Ia oPoRTUNIDAD.
%% HMn ' 1n ,7So r&G :" con- pmtuTcf5n de 800 ia.raes Iiafos? Ell tcritofo
predhen que exten cuando mcnoad de ciro 4 seh capas Cuando nuSt", ERE
nos e@n en- pna production eererSmos ttaa. ,G az de Il tma ! mi TIC
ia de trina Y ss mil dollars. o sean las cGato qln2s parties de nuestc, APP
:L En- tale condions. 500 in"rido". prodnian dHiceadoS menSnaIs De
companies en- Burkburnet han hecho para adn"a1o Ia CoTaana f ty@"g O.
anunci6 dNidendos de 400 pr siento paaa%roso en- y t. las af f;%G re- a. %
HS de- crruenta onpani peibcn Sand% ntlHde% I'm nhe siuSIo en-
= dhii6n IS he vendidO en- $2nOoo. e"rtando ;%M@S. dc 10 ba nsTm 49, s ar SEros 4
: 81 Como g de eperarse. toas las pcopeiads Humanitarian ns'd:TSsmen
anuss-a vldra $500 100000. baio Ia base a que theron FennNhs los uh .a a@ ~
" Us COMP ASIAS CIRCUSVECINAS ESTAN PAGANDo oNTpENDo5I;
La CompaHe Back-Burnet. haia e Aore. est o99enehn' p % na".of -
&rn6oo me- cs tres es mayor que FL nuStro. La Conpana olHnan' immediate immediate
nnme al note de nueto Ee. tambGn sa rasando diyaena2. de los p pros aGJ
Lie sea hsc lei uuetru. RecuerIe I'd que A capital de nue.a cop Sao
Tia e.' tan solo de $4,000. Los tTrenos de 20 asfeS S%anen nos e%I ron TC
dido = ra6n de $500 acre 0 sea se wees mas de 10 ge pa mh smp n" n me- nng:
t%. HaccmOs @as dos pregunta5:, :Vaen los Ss7e"Gs ma" G Ih ' Ts n%r.
to capital? :Mercc la penn que I'd. Sc inhh@e en- C. ne%'' H" Las "~
PFo1zEE EcoO cAPfTH- que RSPIDos REsU1TADos GEAN1D9Es DLy!oENDos;
ra 81 81 cuSon que abajo aparre LGreo d@de hu"2o "H'''ea q mayor Id
nero de accone que pneda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10

WASHINGTON. Abril Los u-
limos despacaos procedentes de Pa
ris diceu que el Presidente Wilson,
Fl reanuGar suS labores en- ia Con-
ferencia lie Pa2 no aprob0 los acuer-
dos urovisionales hechos pol los
o;ros miemhroS de IA delegation
americans ' adopt6 una firme a-h-
tod sobre sus opiaiones prir.itivas
rvsDecto DE- ia question de rcpara-
clones De Ia disposition de Ia cuenca
eel Saar Y de Ia rclitica rusa.
IN vista de &sTo, Ia INDIGESTION ;
y~a.aizacicn dc los s:cbajos t! i,
C~onferencia de paz. continue Y hay
Ia probahilidad &c que de continuar
asi. los EStados unidos hagan une.
paZ Separada.
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PARIS. Abril 81 pasos asig&n>
taGos Sc acerca ell momento en- que
i. Conferences de paz habya de He
gar. ben 4 una decision c~uaiquiera
o 5ien = Il euptura. la preSente
tension no pueie continCar por mu-
cAo tempo. No obStaute que & pre-
s;&yuss Wilson "Uu * rehusado 4
hatlar pubiicamcnte. hay . pa
~ Greer que sc halla firme on 81
aCt!-ui dc S~oSCeEer u catoTce pun
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-.

: V-.s =a7s.s-:cr led VII ~ Po.:-
-.ssy.- -: San AEsCz:U. TsS.. as 80
:. G on ne at o. Oc.obS- .. 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
Wilson Sc n,antiene frnne en- su actitud
de que la paz Sc base en- los cotorce
pu,otos aceptodos por los aliodos

de "hacer dei mundo un iugar Sc
para la democracia.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-29

Methodist, church will hold q Hal
lowe'en social and entertainment in
their church Friday night
c. C. iateley has purchased a saw
mill in Green Mountain Valley OF the
SchakshCJer Lumber Co, and will
move the mill to PoHnal
Mrs. B. l.. Brown was the leader of
the ETworth League Sunday evening
among her discussion was the >"Diary
of the Bible" which was very interest
mG.
The Young People society of the
Baptist church are to give Hal
lowe Ell party at the pleasant home
of Wilson Rathbum on Saturday night
Nov. /.
The Rev. c. NJ. Woodmansee and
mother Mrs Fannie Woodmansee of
East Arlington, W., have given with
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-29
NORTH WHITE cRerK

Miss Celia Morrissey. spent the
weekend at her home in Greenwich.
Frank Pierce OF Salisbury Valley,
was at Charles BENEFITS Sunday.
Miss Mary Geary spent the weekend
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs, David
Geary.
Quite a number from here attended
the Larmcn auction in Cambridge Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs James Bennett has returned
home after spending 4 few days in
Hoosick Falls, the guest of Mrs Lam
ton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-29
CUMBERLAND

Mrs. b. J. Hill is supplying a va
cancy in the Chiselville school.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wilcox are visit.
ing relatives in Worcester, Mass
Rev. Dumott Clark, OF Manchester,
preached in the Union church, Sun.
day.
Mrs. Eliza Wright and daughter,
Viola of Bennington spent the week
end with relatives in town.
Mrs. Harwood of South SALISBURY
spent the week end with her sister
Miss Anna Purdy.
A Halloween social IS to be given
in the Union church parlors Satur-
day evening, November LIST at O'Clock
by the Sunderland Depot School. All
are cordially invited.
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PoWNAL

County Agent Clifford Shaw of Ben
nngton was in town Monday
DR. l.. A. Ladd and son were guests
at the l-add Farm on Sunday.
Mrs. Laura A. Mason. who has been
seriously i'll With pneumonia is very
much improved.
Mrs. Frank VantIorn and children
of Mechanicville N. Y, has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. D. Houg.
falling.
Mrs Elijah Barber entertained her
sister, Mrs. George Barber and Mrs.
G. w. Tracey of Williamstown at her
home on Monday.
The Willing Workers club Of the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-29

local talent two very interest'rE en-
tertainments One under the AZ jice5
OF the W. c. r. u and one at the Pow
nal Cente- church Mrs Woodman-
see has a great lund of knowledge to
draw from as she was engaged for six
years in prison work in Chicago. Mr..
Woodmansee recites very nicely also.
Undoubtedly these people might be
secured to give entertainments at
other places in Bennington county.