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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-09-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State of
- In the matter of the estate of Mary b.
Gaskih deceased. Notice to creditors. No.
SAG in probate. ave.
No,,ce Is hereby given by the under
signed. William Gaskill, executor of the
estate of Mary f. Gaskill, deceased. TO
the creditors Of and all persons having
GAINS against said deceased, to exhibit
ana serve the same on the executor or ].
M Adams. his attorney of record, and
fiie with the clerk of the court, together
with proof of such service, within six
months after the date of the first Dublica :
ton of this notice. to-wit within six
months after the 25th day of September,
1919, or the same shall be forever barred
VIM. GASKILL,
Executor of Estate of Mary E' Gaskiu
deceased. N''
j. NJ. ADAMS, Oroville. Wash.
Attorney for Estate.
First publication Sept. 26, 1919
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indulge in extravaganza, for the SIM
pie reason that the unfortunates of
The country do not possess the where
wthall to hit the high places Fur
thermore, we do not believe that those
who have been deploring the fact that
this is an age of extravaganza had the
INDECENT in mind. We commend the
Eagle upon the sympathy expressed
for the poor, but would modestly sug-
gcst that the Eagle does not have a
monopoly of sympathy for the unfor-
tunate.
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Our esteemed friend of the Keller
Eagle, ripe in years and worldly ex-
perience, is rather shy on humor. Re-
Gently the Eagle charged that all the
papers were accusing the poor of be-
ing extravagant and that wilful riot
of spending on the part of the poor
was one of the causes for the high
cost of living. The Gazette in jocu-
lar way tried to point out that the
papers were laying extravaganza at
the door of all classes, and more
particular to the door of the middle
class, generally grouped under the
head Of those who are neither pow
erty stricken nor burdened with
great riches. Now the Eagle comes
back and very clearly intimates that
the Gazette is guilty of painting the
pauper as reveling in luxuries and
throwing money to the birds. Not ex-
s.ctly in those words, but that is the
inference to be drawn from the mas
terly defense of the poor that the
Eagle puts up. The fact is we do not
believe for a moment that the poor
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-09-26

Mrs. Anderson and son late arrivals
from Omaha. have purchased seven
Orchard tracts from j. c. Martin and
Mr. Comstock Fred Fury turned the
trick by making the sale.
The estimate of the expenses of the
town for the current year is published
show that quite a sum must be col
lccted through taxation to keep the
municipal wheels going around.
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(Serial No. O13636.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, u. s. Land
office at Watervile. Washington, August
18th, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that James Swan
OF Oroville, Washington. who, on January
2lst. 1915 made enlarged homestead en-
try. Serial No. 01S636. for SWA, SEA
NWH, SWASEA. Section 4. and VIZ
NEA Section 3, T. 80 N. II q Il. w. NJ,
has filed notice of intention to make
3-year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described before John X.
Fraser. United States Commissioner, at
Orovilie, washington, on the 9th day Of
September, 1919
Claimant names as witnesses: Michael
Horrigan, Henry II. Brown, both of Oro-
vile, Washington. Ralph Lynch, Wendell
Berry. both of Tonasket, Washington.
BEN SPEAR,
Register.
First publication August 30, 1918.
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itor in town for few hours MONDAY
and from the provender he was car
frying around it looked as though nc
had headed up this way for a square
meal.
The G. E. Blackwell e. Co., store ~
lOkanogan, held fall opening Satur-
Iday, and as an attraction violin con-
cert was rendered by Mrs. Florence
McCool, of this place, and the severa'
numbers were greatly enjoyed by the
large crowd in attendance at the open
ling.
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mere is kick in the air already
I'll II presages the coming of winter.
y. b. Brown of Wenatchee was a
business visitor in town Friday last
Miss Elizabeth Summer. of Okla
ioeah' was an arrival in town Mon
day.
ueo. Devon is putting a stone foun-
ea'lon under his large frame building
at the southwest corner of First ave-
aue and Spokane street.
Arthur Lund of Tonasket, was q WIS.,
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ANNUAL MEETING.

There viii be an annual meeting of the
STOCK holders Of the Oroville Copper Com
pany. at the office of the company at the
NINE, IN Okanogan county. Wash, on Sat
urday, october IL, 1919 for the eection of
oI1icers Tor the ensuing year and the
may come before the meeting.
II. y. JAMES
ouo,.,,, c. a., ~ Secy. Treas
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NO TRESPASSING,

Public notice is hereby given that al,
people are warned against hunting or
trespassing with dogs upon the propertv
OF the undersigned. Any person who fails
TO comply with this warning will be prose-
cuted according to law
William n. JohnsonC h. Moves
Bertran Iverson Oryille Hix
Steve Kanochy w. III skeleton
ID. w. Riley w w Scott
PaOl Rolxar ''' oSoNt
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|, +, M. Snider, secretary of the above
named trust company do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
Z. NJ. SNYDER, Secretary.
Correct, attest-Elton G.. Rice, S. c.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of September. 1919.
j. NJ. ADAMS,
Notary public in and for the State of
residing at Oroville. Wash.
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No
WASHINGTON.
SEPTEMBER
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hogan. S.
|. T.. NJ Snider cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
foregoing statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief
=. NJ SNYDER; Cashier.
Correct Attest
c. M. Hicks, c. c. Hedger, s. c.
Mitchell Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 22nd day of September, 1919
j. M. ADAMS,
Notary public i'm and for the State of
washington residing at Oroville, Wash
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BOWEN AUTO COMPANY
oRoviLLE ToNAsNe

CARLOAD OF FORD CARS ARRIVING
THIS WEEK. PROMPT DELIVERIES
WHEN DO you WANT YouRSf
PHONE COLLECT.
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FOR SALE-ABOUT So ACRES ADJOIN-
ing town site on north, under ditch.
Terms +. l.. Smith, owner Orovile, wn.
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FOUND-LADIES' BROOCH. OWNER
may have same by describing and pay
ing for this add. MILLINERY STORE in
Hotel De Grub.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' Hats. Chidrens Bonnets and
Caps. and Furs for Girls Call and see
them i'm Hotel De Grub. Nora Pickett.
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'eport of the Financial Condit
the
BANK OF OROVlLlE

located at Oroville, State of Washington.
at the close of business on thel2th day
of September, 1919
RESDIf RCE,S
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ron ALs

FRUIT FOR SALE-GEO. A. BLACK
well I'm charge of the DR.. House orchard
has a large quantity of choice fruit which
he offers to the public at very reasonable
prices. Call at the orchard in the south
west part of town.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-09-26

FOR sALE-FoUR HORSEPOWER EN-
CINE In good condition. An ideal pump
ing engine For sale cheap. Apply to Dell
Hart. Oroville, Wash.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE--MY PLACE IN MILES
west of Oroville. consisting of 100 acres.
40 acres under cultivation. good house.
barn and outbuildings. Stock and farm
machinery go with the place. Terms on
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE-A GOOD STOCK RANCH,
100 acres. Near Conconully, for sale or
trade at a bargain. Also two acre tract
adjoining Oroville townsite. Apply to Geo.
w. Bartell.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE-ALFALFA LAND, ABOUT
30 acres, 16 in alfalfa. about 8 In nat
ural timothy and clover; family orchard,
berries, ETC., balance can be put in alfalfa.
This has river front and is on state road.
For price and terms see or write II. j.
Schwenne owner. Oroville. Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-18

The funeral of Mrs. Mabel Leach Swan.
wife of George II. Swan, was held at her
ate home Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock
The Rev. a. a. Bcssey of Milton con-
iucted the Episcopal service Mt the home
md interment was made in the family
OF at Milton. The bearers were John
Leach. Fl. w. Sinclair, William league
y. j. Miner and l.. w. Potter. Mrs
swan was born in Eastfeld October .
S16 and was married TO George n. Swami
september q, 1897 For the past four
Years they have made their home near
'his community. where they have made
many warm friends, who extend every
sympathy to Mr.. Swan and the bereaved
family. Mrs. Swans death occurred De-
ccnlber 10 of complication of dseases.
she is survived Thy four sons and ono
daughter: Robert. Carl, Richard, Sidney
IND Georgianna. her husband. George
swan and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leach of Fairfield; six sisters: Mrs Mary
WEIGH of Skowegan, Me, Mrs. j. +.
Flynn, West Rutland, Mass, Mrs. Nor
rls Fadden of Barre, Mrs. Loren Potter
IT East Fairfield, Mrs Leon Rooney of
Fairfield, Mrs Ernest Miner Of East
Garfield, and one brother, John b. Leach
II East Fairfield. Exercises appropi'i-
ate to Christmas will be held mt tho high
school by the united schools of the viii
iage Friday afternoon village
schools close Friday for n holiday v8ca-
lion Of two weeks and the high school
faculty will go to their respective homes
saturday morning to spend the holidays.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-18
ALBuRG

Dr. Seth II. Martin has moved to Rut-
land, where he will engage in the prac-
tice of medicine. He came here about six
years ago from Georgia, where he located
after graduating from Baltimore. Dr..
Martin vas discharged from the medical
department Of the army this fall with the
rank of major, having served two years.
Mrs. Martin expects to join her husband
before the holidays.--Colunbia Chapter,
No. rs o. T.. s., held special meeting
Monday night and conferred the degrees
of the order upon four candidates.-The
children of the village school will give an
entertainment at Flynn's hall Friday eve
ming. which will be followed by Il box
social. The proceeds will be devoted for
school purposes.-Mr. and Mrs l.. f.. Err
win and three children returned Monday
to their home in Nergennes after visiting
some time with relatives here.--Mrs. w.
j. Maurice was the guest of her parents
in Burlington several days last week.
Mrs. w. Q. Morton and Mrs. S. H. Mar
tin were in Burlington Saturday.-N. L..
Kingsley has recovered from his injuries
sufficiently to resume his r. F. D. route.
w. V. Macarthur. of Burlington. spent
Sunday with his mother.--W. T.. Flynn
was a business visitor in Burlington Mon
day.-H. C. Ladd and w. w. stiles Of
the customs force and Deputy Sheriff
V. L. Hurlburt, of Grand Isle, left for
Brattleboro last night on official business
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fadden are parents
of baby girl. born December 6-Mrs
A. w. Darby and Mrs. Floyd Young spent
Dec. 10 in Rouses Point-Dr. Seth K.
Martin left Dec. for Rutland where
he will practice In the future.
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PROFESSIONALLY

Mrs, James Stafford was called to Enos-
burg Saturday by the illness in her
daughters famiIy.-C. c. Scott was a
business visitor In Burlington Friday
Harold Conapt has entered the Kurn
Hattin Home for boys.-Mrs NJ. b.
Maynard returned Saturday from an
extended visit in Massachusetts. Frank
Green and Mrs. Myrtle Shattuck of Lodi
Calf, were visitors of relatives here
Sunday.-Mrs. II. C. Chase Is improving
Mrs. Tribble is entertaining n friend
from Sherbrooke. Canada.-Ralph Brew
ster spent Sunday at his home at
Pleasant Valley.-Miss Ruth Chandler
and sister of Cambridge visited at Arthur
Manchester, Sunday.-Several couples
were at Fletcher Friday evening for the
dance and report n fine time.-The Won
der social given at the church parlors
by the Philathea Club Friday evening
was attended by about Is and was a
pleasing success. The evening was spent
with games and stunts interspersed with
music. followed by refreshments. The
people appreciate the efforts of the young
ladies in the social life of the church
work
Lewis Russin. who has been working
In New Hampshire for the past year, has
returned home to spend the WINTER
Mrs. III. A, Hawley and Miss Smalley
were Burlington visitors. Tuesday,
Frank Greene of Lodi. Calf, who was
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EAST BERKSHIRE

The new Community Library which is
in the parlors of the Congregational
Church will he opened to the public next
Sunday after morning service. 1t will
also be open Thursday evenings from
$50 until nine and Friday afternoon from
2.3o to 5;30.-Thc Rev. and Mrs. w. r.
Price are attending the inter-church con-
ference at st. Alhans Thursday and Fri
day of this week.-Mrs.. Anna Gibbs of
Sheldon was the guest of Mrs. Il. +.
Combs a few days recently. Il. l..
Washburn of this place with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec Cassidy OF Enosburg and
T. Haughy and daughter, Ruth, Of Rich
ford left Saturday afternoon for st.
Petersburg. Fla.--Miss Margaret Smith
attended the State Grange meeting held
in Montpelier last week. Mrs. S. i.
Pcrley OF Burlington has been visiting
her brother, X \. Paul-AIrs. Carrie
Fuller of ontgomery, W no has been at
Mrs II. Demar's the past week, returned
home Saturday.-About S32 was realizd
by the Ladies Aid society from thei,
sale and supper in the vcstry of the Con-
gregational Church last Tuesday. Tho
monthly meeting of the Corner class was
held in the church parlors Friday eve
ming The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President Carl
Ransom; vice president. Carl Smith
secretary. Pauline Tiffany; membership
committee, Mrs. W. II. Price, Carl
Smith and Mrs. Carl Ransom: social
committee, Blanche Sykes, Pauline Tiff
fanny and Halle Dwycr. Refreshments
were served by the Young lue,l
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EAST FAIRFIELD

MI and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Wells left town
recently for Florida. where they will pass
the winter.-Thc successful deer hunters
In town were: Donald Marsha, Clarence
and Norris Nolan and William Wright
Carl Pomeroy of st. Adams visiteI in
town recently.-The next literary
meeting will be held this evening at the
home of Mrs. Maria HowrIgan.- n.
J. Carey, Mrs. L. II. Burleson and Lou
Burleson visited In ST. Adams Thursday
W. II. tIayfUrd Is making extensive re-
pairs on the hotel Electric lights are
being installed.-T. A. Dufresne was a
business visitor in st. Adams recently
Mrs. Frank Sheldon of Swanton ia pass
ing a few days with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. Fomeroy.--Wcrd has been re-
ceved Ecre of the death OF Ms George
Swan at her home at Essex Center.
Saturday morning. Mrs. Swan was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. &. F.. Leach of
this p.ace.-Mr and Mrs. George w.
Wright left Saturday for Boston, where
they will visit for week.-Ieon
Manahdn and Raymond Rooney of Nor.
risVilie were in town Surday.-Carmi
Garrow OF Enoshurg Falls was a visitor
in town Sunday.-The Misses Mayne!ie
and Rachel Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. ].
Miner, Mr., and Mrs. Loren Potter. e. +.
Leach. John Leach and William Taeue
have gone 10 Essex Center to attend tho
funeral of Mrs. George Swan.-Miss
Helena Rooney is visiting friends at
tnushurg Falls
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Lamoile County
STOWE

At the auction sale to close the p. l..
Pike & Son estate. continued Thursday
morning. Russell H. Page OF Hyde Park
bid off the Faunce place at $3.50 and
also the Scott farm at $3.50. T. c. Wright
bid off tho Fitch lot at sl.150 and G. a.
Sanborn the Fitzgerald lot at 3l77.5O. Mr..
Page also purchased some of the wood
lots on North Hill. The sale was contin-
ued in the afternoon, disposing of auto
mobiles and other personal property
Herbert r. Ayers of Stowe and Miss Guild
Leths Silloway of Morris Vile were mar
ried by the Rev. NJ. E. Bacon at the
home OF Mr. Ayers sister and husband,
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. s. Hosmer on Maple
street. Wednesday evening. December 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers will make their home
with Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer during the
winter
School closes Friday, December 10.
for the two-weets' Christmas vacs-
ton. That department will serve a
venison dinner between $40 and seven
O'Clock. Mr.. Turner. janitor and in
structor in shopwork. presen ted a quar-
ter of venison to the senior class for
the purpose of serving a dinner and
the seniors have placed IL at the dis
posal of the home economics depart
ment. From seven to eight the basket
ball teams will play p. A.. after which
there will be a social hour until nine
followed by dancing. The school or
chestra and the girls glce club will
assist in the Program. The exhibits of
the home economies department and
shopwork will be on display through
out the evening. A cordial invitation
is extended to all the parents. friends
and towns -peope.--News has been re-
ceived of the marriage OF Miss Annabel
Buzzel of Stowe on Decembe" 8. in
Marlboro, Mass, TO Charles Sarsfield Of
that place.
There will be dance at Peterson's
hall at the town village Friday eve
ming for the benefit of the A. Ii. Bentley
family. The music by Chase and
Shacketts orchestra and the use OF the
hall will be contributed. There will be
IA small charge for single ladies. Dancing
will close at one o'clock Coffee will
not be served. MIR. Bentley has been
in poor health and unable to work much
for nearly yeer-R A. Wells valuable
racer. SATAN broke away from his fast
onings at Miles, Mcmahon & Sons store
IN the village Saturday morning and ran
through the streets. making several cir
cults, as far as the Pike store and
around the Mcmahon store and finally
taking Bridge street and the road for
home about mile out on the West
Branch road at top speed. The horse
threw himself several times while in
the village and on reaching Mr.. Wells
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-18
GRAND ISLE

Services at tho Union Church, Sunday,
December q. as follows: Preaching by
the pastor at 1890 a. M. Bible school at
ll:30 a. m.-There will be a probationers
meeting at the parsonage Monday eve
ming. This evening. the famous
ference at the parsonage Tuesday eve
ning.-On Thursday evenn, the famous
Indian lecturer Chief Strongheart" will
deliver lecture On the Indians. He ap-
pears in full Indian costume and speaks
and acts the very life and soul of his
people. Come to the church at eight p.
m.-The Grand Isle County conference
of the 1nter-church world movement
will be held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church at North Hero, beginning at one
o'clock p. M, Friday. the 10Th and Con-
tinuing through Saturday, the Goth.
Entertainment will be furnished by tho
entertaining church for all delegates
and visitors. All persons coming on the
trains will be met at North Hero station
and carried free to the church All
entertainment will be free except a
nominal charge for one meal. which will
be used to defray some necessary eX-
pense. which the church must meet.
This is a great opportunity for the peo-
pie of this county to learn what the
Christian world is doing.and purposes to
do for the furtherance of the Christian
religion in this land and especially in
the rural sections.
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BAKERSFIELD

Wayne, the five year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Gowan. died Monday night
after a few DAYS illness and was buried
Thursday afternoon from the home of
his parents in this village. The father
and sister and two brothers of Mrs
Gowan were present from IIardwick.
Mrs. Walter :. Robbie spent several days
III st. Adams last week.-Mrs.. Forrest
Carpenter, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Farrand. has re-
turned with her two children to her home
III Charlottc.-Geurec Il. Boutcle, who
is seriously i'll with asthma, has gone to
st. Adams for treatncnt-NIrs. Reuben
Ovitt. who has been i'll for few days,
is able to be out.-A meeting of the 'ocal
branch Of the y. l., NJ T. \. was held
Monday evening at the town hall. Music
both vocal and instrumental was furnish
ed by local talent and the meeting was
addressed by Mr. Norris, an official of the
organization. and other speakers from out
of town,-The academy will close
Friday afternoon for ten days
vacation Next Sunday evening the
cantata The Prince of Peace" by Ash
ford, will DC rendered by the united Con-
srcgational and Methodist choirs.
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Grand Isle County
ISLE LA NOTE

Andrew IIolcomb returned from Bur-
lington. Saturday. after having under
gone an operation for the removal of
tonsils. many friends of Ezra
Lamoreaux will DO saddened to hear that
he suffered stroke of paralysis Satur-
day at Portsmouth. y. II. Mr.. Lamoreux
called upon old friends here last sum
mer.--Mrs. j. X. Doolin was called to
Springfield Mass, Saturday night by
the critical illness of her brother Frank
Hin.--Miss Louisa Hall was operated
upon for Appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday. Her mother
accompanied her to Burlington.--Mrs.
Mary Durivage visited in Burlington last
week.-Mrs.. Cora FIeury was Christ
mas shopper in Burlington last week.
g. s. Stanhope was in Burlington or
business recently
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ENOSBURG

Howard Houston is i'll with tho
meases.-Mr. and Mrs. Gregg extended
an invitation to all to meet at their
home on Friday evening, December r..
About 10 accepted this invitation and
since Mr. Gregg was one of the lucky
deer winners. the company was served
TO vcnison and sandwiches. Ladies car
rled cake and coffee was also served
fine proceeds of about SO was placed in
the church treasury.-Tht Wright
school. taught by Miss Fairbanks, will
join Miss Hammond's school at East
Enoshurg for the Christmas exercises,
which will be held in the Baptist Church
at eight o'clock Friday evening, Deem
Der 19.-Measles permitting, there will
be q tree on Christmas eve at Memorial
Church with exercises by the children.
Mrs. Leonard Reed is ill.-On Deem
Der 10, Master Douglas Gaylord came
to gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Gelbar.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Howard and Carl Messier and Claude
Tibbits are i'll with measles.-Mrs. c. NJ.
Scott is Ills. 3. Whitney ard Carlton
Whitney were in Burlington last week.
They were accompanied home by Miss
Melba Whitney.-Mrs. T. G. Hammond
visited in Sheldon last week.-Mrs.. Phro-
iia Grant and Adelbert Grant were al
West Franklin Saturday TO see Mrs. Eliza
Grant-1van TIbbiis. Harry Dixon.
Charles. William and Grant Stafford, who
went to CRANKY deer hunting, each re-
turned with n deerMrs. Sarah Elricli
is visiting at her sons, l.. ID. Elrick' s.
John Fletcher, vino has been i'll. is i'm
proving.-Mss Elnora Powers, who came
home from Worcester, Mass, because of
the illness 10 the family at home, is now
i'll in a way similar to the rest Of the
family. n serious throat trouble. She is
= iypp