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&c chine and carried white syringas.
the groom entered the room from the
right, attended by the brides oldest
brother, Buel G.. Irish. of Burlington.
The young couple stood under an arch
way of ferns and daisies. Miss Char
lottc Irish of Hyde Park was brides
maid. She wore pale green silk crepe
de chine and carried a pink bouquet.
Miss Iona Viola Irish of the University
of Vermont was maid of honor. She
wore gray satin and carried white
bouquet Miss Chloe Irish of Bellows
Falls PLAYED the wedding march She
was gowned in yellow chiffon and
wore pansies The Rev. Mr.. Cashmere
officiated. About 40 guests were pres.
emit After the ceremony dainty re-
freshments were served by the brides
three sisters. assisted by their aunt.
Mrs. Harriet Vincent of Stamford,
Conn. and Miss Bertha Shillhammer.
The bridal couple received many pretty
gifts. They left for an extended tour.
Mrs. Harriet Vincent of Stamford,
Conn. is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
I. A Irish, for a few days.--Mrs, Paul
! Sinclair and children have gone to
johnson for a visit with relatives
Mrs. Ira e. Morse and son, Julius, are
attending commencement at Fitchburg
ANoiildl SCHOOl, where MISS clara
is graduating this week. They will
visit relatives at Lancaster and Spring
field before returning home.-Mrs.
Rennie Chase and daughter, Harriet,
were called to Minneapolis Monday
night by the serious Illness of rela-
tive.--Mrs. E. L. Buck and daughter,
Harriet, of Maine came Saturday night
, for a visit with Mrs Bucks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Palmer.-A. P. Tlem-
ing celebrated his 50th birthday last
week. Quite a number of friends and
neighbors gathered for the occasion. A
number of useful gifts we're presented
| Those from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Bushey and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Randall of Milton. Mrs. Harry
Fleming and Mrs. Eli Carpenter OF
| Burlington. Refreshments were
served and pleasant time was en-
joyed by all.-Mr. and Mrs. George H
Prior of Hartford. Conn.,. are passing
several days In town with friends and
relatives.-Mrs. C. d. Reynolds re.
turned Tuesday from Burlington
where she has been the guest for sew.
eral days of her brother, S. e. Terrill
I-Children's day was observed at the
Methodist Church Sunday and will be
observed at the Congregational Church
this coming Sunday.-Kenneth Aver
of Jericho Is visiting his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aver, for two
weeks-Miss Anis Metcalf of Essex II
visiting at l.. p. Metcalf s.-Miss Elsie
Palmer and sister, Beulah, returned t.
their home in Essex Junction Satur
day. after spending several days will
relatives.-The Misses Chloe Irish o
Bellows Falls and Charlotte Irish o
Hyde Park were here to attend tn
wedding of their sister. Lenabelle Irish
which took place Friday.
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have been in the service are asked to at
end I'm uniform.-Thc Rev. Ninton w.
Mitchell has returned from a two weeks
Vacation and conducted services at the
BAPTIST Church Sunday morning and eve
hing-Nlrs. Milo Webster who has been
Visiting her sister. Mrs. T.. n. Brown,
IN st. Adams, has returned homc.-l5ur-
lon Il. Beers, former resident of this
Town. but now of Montpelier, with his
Family, were guests of his brother, Lewis
Beers, over Sunday.--Alr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Horsford, of Charlotte, visited Mrs.
tIorsford's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fonda
pver the weekend. Miss Elinor Prlndle
and Carl Prindle are at home from CODY
Academy, New London, y. H., for the
eummer.-Leo Hayes is with his lhrentS'
MIR and Mrs. Daniel Hayes Tor inc
hummer vacation from the tlincsburg
high school,-An airpanc was seen NY
tng over this section Sunday evening
driven by Pilot Charles s. Jones and ac-
companied by Ralph II. Mann and others
BIT was probably the first machine oil the
kind ever seen in this vicinity Later 1t
returned south The closing exercises or
the village schools were held at the
school-room Friday evening ana were
well attended. A class of five, consisting
of Miss Inez Martin. Miss Dorothy Bis
sonett. Miss Eldora Estey, Cordclle Carl
and Eugene Desautel. passed from the
Grammar grade to high school There
were essays and Rotations by the pu-
pills and class. The "Marsellaise" hymn
was sung in French by Hector, Eugene
and Leo Aube, the young sons of Mr.
and Mrs. d. Aube, who moved from Can
ada last fall to A. L. Sherman's farm
on East street.-Miss Evelyn Hazard. OF
the nurses training class of the Mary
Fletcher hospital, accompanied by friends
from the hospital, are at home for 9
three weeks vacation.-Mss Ethel Emo
of the Mary Fletcher hospital nurses
class, visited at r. w. Enos home fol
q short visit.-Mr. Martell of Milton, will
his sister and aunt. spent the weekend
with his brother. A. Martele, who are
on the Wooster farm. Mr.. Martelle has
just received his discharge after two
years service in the navy.
An organization for the men who have
served in the late war known as The
American Legion has been formed il
many of the towns in the State. The
names of Is men are required to form
a post or station. The State headquarter.
have asked the Rev. Vinton w. Mitchell
to act as temporary chairman in organi
zing the post. All who are eligible arr
requested to communicate with Mr.
Mitchell at once.
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UNDERHILL

Because of Illness In different families
and the inability Of several, composing
the working committee, to be present
June 81 it has been thought bes 10
POSTPONE the reunion of the Mead
family until later, the eighth OF
August being the probable date, Of
which a further notice will be given as
soon as plans are formulated The DIFF
ferent families are requested to extend
notice of change to all concerned.
\ pretty wedding was solemnzed at
the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving A.
Irish June 20 at four O'Clock. when
their youngest daughter. Lenabelle, was
united in wedlock to Grant NJ. Hobart
Of Cambridge, The house was trimmed
WIN white daisies, ferns and syrngas.
The bride entered the room from the
Lett ON the arm of her father. She
! was beautifully gowned in white crepe
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JERICHO CENTER

The graduating exercises of the high
school was held Thursday evening June
~ III the church. The church was well
hllod and chairs mere placed in the isles.
Tealyeas orchestra furnished music.
The two receiving the scholarships were
Saville Stafford and Maybe Ransom. A
reception and ball was held Friday even
ing In the Ladies' hall and Tealyea' 8
orchestra furnished music.-Miss Clara
Barnum, who has taught in Enosburg
Falls the past year, was here for the
graduation She and her brother,
Horace, went to Montreal on Saturday
before returning to their home in Wey-
bridge. Miss Gladys Hunt has gone to
Jericho to assist in the post offfce.-Mss
Mable Hunt is with her sister, Mrs.
Alfred Sweeny in Essex Junction.-The
foreign missionary meeting will be held
on the park Thursday, June 26. II the
afternoon is pleasant If not, at the home
of Mrs. Fannie Bicknel.-Dr. and Mrs.
Fl. ID. Hopkins of Waterbury called on
friends Sunday.-Miss Katherine Dewey
is in Burlington to attend the Commence
ment.-Thomas Henley of Richm ond was
| a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Maloney.-
Mrs. c. l.. Potter returned from Norris
vile Monday.-Mr and Mrs. f. B. Jordan
spent few days at Malletts Bay last
week.. F. Malzard of Whiting oc-
cupied the pulpit Sunday morning and
evening. He was accompanied by his
wife and little son and returned home or
Tuesday. Earl Kinney. Mr.. and Mrs. r
A. Stiles and daughter were in Middle
bury, Sunday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John e. Stilcs.-Mrs. Maud Hoskins OF
Castle Rock, Colo, was a guest of hei
sister, Mrs. c. c. Bicknell, last week
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WES'I'FORD

The play safety First" was re-
peated at the town hall last night. Ice
cream was served. Friday evening the
play will be given at Jeffersonvile.-M
Il. C. Allen, head of the Misunderstanding
department at Lyndon Institute, has ar
rived home for the summer.-Mrs. Frank
Smith is spending some time at Essex
junction for treatment.-Miss Irene Allen
who has been camping a week at Mirror
Lake, Lyme, n. H., with a party of girls
from Lyndon Institute, returned home
Monday night.-Mrs. Jennie Weeks OF
Marlboro, Mass, has gone to Burlington
after spending a few days with Mrs. II
J. MacOmber
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bromley and son.
Robert, have been visiting in Westport,
y. Y. Mr., and Mrs. Charles Smith came
home with them for "A few days.-Hcnry
Rivers and Ernest Norman. of Winooski,
were at Ira Bromley's recently Miss
Marguerite Orton visited relatives In
Westford last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Jason
Prior visited his sister Mrs George Ken
nedy, this Week.-Mrs. Nettie Bromley has
gone 10 HardWlck for few weeks.
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SHELBURNE

Mrs. NJ. r. Thompson and daughter
MISS Florence. attended the reunion of
Ave League of Wives and Daughters Of
the 1919 Legislature at Vantines Grand
Isle last Week.-Mrs. Dorothy Cambridge
is visiting Miss Helen Sanders.-Miss
Annie Brush Is visiting friends in the
Catskill mountains.-Mrs. Roy Sanders
is passing few days with Mrs. James
Corey in Ferrisburg.-Miss Ida MCGOWAN
of Burlington visited Mrs. j. j. Collamer
last week.-Mrs.. c. NJ. Russell and Mrs.
Walter White have returned from visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodsell in Fair
fax.-Mrs. G. r. Brush was given birth
day party by few neighbors and friends
at the rectory last week. Refreshments
were served by the Misses Brush and
Sanders.-Mrs. Kate Muzzy and children
are in New Hampshire for two weeks
visiting her husbands people.-Miss
Elizabeth Muzzy is with Mrs. Alexander
Kane for the summer.-Harry Hopkins,
Jr., is visiting his father on Shelburne
Farms.-Miss Blanche Parker is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Benedict spent
Saturday and Sunday with their son and
family in Rutland.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stanton were
| about rs friends, II being the fifth ami
versary of their wedding Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Rowley are at Henry Rowleys fol
the surmer.-Mr. and Mrs. John Noss
Of Elizabeth \. j., are visiting Mrs
Voss' parents, Mr., and Mrs. Emerson
| Thorp William Hopkins is passing tn,
summer with his father. Harry Hopkins
Miss Gertrude Smith Is visiting hel
| father, Elmer Smth-AIrs. Walter Web
ster. Mrs. Fred Roberts Mrs. Johr
Johnson and Mrs. Roy Sanders visited
Mrs. James Corey in Ferrisburg last
week Frank Potvin Of Montreal is il
town visiting his sister, Mrs. j. r. Dubuc
The village schools will close Friday 70
the STANDARDIZATION Harmon OF Mont
pelier is passing q week at his home, Hi
Crest
| The rector of Trinity Church. the Rev
G, r. Brush. has invited the bishop o
the diocese. the bishop coadiutor and tn
rectors Of the parishes at Burlington
Nergennes. Middiebury and Milton to
conference at Trinity Church Friday
June q. There will be a celebration O
Holy Communion at $3.50 a. m. and
public service in the evening at "a
o clock. at which addresses will be mad
by Bishop Bliss and the Rev. S. Halste
Watkins. rector Of St. PauVs Church
Burlington. The townspeople of Shel
burne as we'll as the members Of tn
parish are cordially invited TO attend thi
service.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss K. Grace Wadleigh, who has
been teaching lip-reading in Toronto.
Can, the past winter, returned nome
last week.-Charles and F'ordyce Sykes
are visiting their parents, Br and Mrs.
Alfred Sykes.-The Women's Mission
airy society will meet with Mrs. Pax
man on Saturday, June 2S.-The Rev.
C. c. Merrill of Burlington Will preach
at the Congregational Church June %.
Mrs Joel Brown of Enosburg Falls
visited at F.. n. Oviatts Tuesday
The Rev. and Mrs. w. R. Price visited
in West Charleston the first of the
week-Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Comings
went last week to Randolph to pass
a few days with their daughter. Mrs
Fred Norton and family.-Mrs. Sey-
more Durham and daughter Ruby with
Mrs Russell Marcy and son. Harland
of South Richford motored to Ran
dolph last week, where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs Merton Fletcher.-Dan-
lei Larock of st. Adams and Miss
Gladys Larock, who have been passing
the winter in New York, have beer
passing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Larock.-The graduating exer'
cises of the ninth grade were held ir
Rublees hall Friday evening, June 20
There also were songs and recitationi
by the pupils of the other grades. The
graduates were: Dorothy Young, Edna
Newcity. Hilton Marcy. William Rub
lee, Douglas Combs Allen Paul an'
Perley Cramton. Much credit am
many thanks are due the teachers
Miss Katherine Riley and Miss Mar!
McElroy, for making the evening
success and for their work in tn
school Following the exercises re
ception was given the graduates a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Rub
lee-Miss Louise Carpenter Of Enos
burg Falls visited her aunt, Mrs. w
s Rublee recently.-Mrs. George ste
vens took her Sunday school class t.
sheldon fair grounds for picnic Sat
urday afternoon.-Lieut. and Mrs. J
r. Renfrew, who have been passing
n few days with Mr.. and Mrs. II. De
mar. have gone to Orleans n few
DAYS. They w.ll return to FL Pasc
Texas soon where Lieutenant Ron
frew is stationed.--A son, George VII
liam, was born to MIR. and Mrs. Car
Ransom Monday, June ga son wa
born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Herr
Metevier.-Aiiss Daisy Beals is a
Bluebird camp for the summer.-Mis
Mary r. Anderson went Monday I
New York. returned Thursday with l
children, who will pass the summe
at Rluchird camp.--Mr. and Mrs, Al
bort Fogytie and son, Kenneth FoGyti'
and Miss Small of Worcester, Mass
have been visiting at b. II Combs tn
/, mast week
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passed Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs A. ". Ordway.-iMr. and
Mrs w. p. Shangraw and family passed
Sunday at ". H. Rossicr's.-The cottage
prayer meeting will be held at the nome
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Ariel, Sr. on Fri
day evening Noah Gushing of North
Cambridge is visiting relatives in this
place.-Mrs. Saloma Newcity, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Bodette, has gone to Swanton to Visit
another daughter, and a son, Benjamin
Newcity. who has recently returned from
ovcrseas.-Fred Paronto has returned
from North Scituate, r. l., and is stay
! ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Paronto,-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Monteith and family of Lowell passed
several days last week at John Moneth's.
MONTGOMERY
Andrew Putnam has been visiting in
| Sheldon and Richford.-W. @. Mansfield
| has returned from the conference at SUIT
ton, p. Q.--Mrs. Mae Harnois is visiting
in Burlington. Her sister, Miss Alice
Cross Of Richford, visited her for few
days before going to take up a position
In Burlington.-Robert Parker was home
from college for a few days last week.
returning Saturday.-Mrs. Frank Pratt
returned from q weeks visit In Hard
wick Monday. Mrs. Claude Kittredge and
George Kimball made the trip with her
and on the return journey they took
with them Miss Eleanor Parker.-The
Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
Church raised over ten dollars by the ice
cream sale at the parsonage Friday
The Rev. Mr.. Chandler of Belvidere was
in town Monday.-Mrs. Anna Head of
Richford is at her home here for a week g
stay.-Mrs. Don Richardson of st. Adams
was at George Richardson's Sunday and
Is now spending her vacation at Black
, Fals-Mr and Mrs. George Richardson
went to st. Adams Saturday. Miss Emma
|, Richardson returned with them and was
able to stay until Sunday evening.-Mrs
O'Brien is in a low condition. She Is now
suffering from pleurlsy.-AIr. and Mrs
, George Robinson, Miss Lizzie Upham
Miss Mae Richardson. and Miss Boyce
| who is a fellow teacher Of Miss Richard
, son. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gates, Miss Clara
Wheeler and the Rev. and Mrs. X. II
Green went on an auto picnic to Belvidert
: pond Thursday evening-Mrs Inman il
staying with her aunt Mrs. Tarbel-Fielt
Secretary Charles Parker is visiting the
, industrial concerns in Burlington in the
, interests Of the war savings stamps cam
t paign.
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WEST MILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Morgan. Eunice
and Harold Morgan, of Colchester. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd San
derson.-Mr and Mrs. Alfred Beauvais,
who were married in St. Adams June IS,
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home. A reception was held
for them Monday night.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Mrs. NJ A, Baxter left Saturday for
Morrisvlle. where she will be the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. II. NJ, Ide, for d
Jew days.-Mr. and Mrs. Marvin a.
Smith and Charles Smith, of Bedford.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Il. Nye.-The
Rev F. W. Lewis is spending the week
IN Montpelier Mr.. and Mrs. Dow But
Ter of South Burlington spent the week.
end in town with relatives.-AIr. and
Mrs j. c. Bingham, who have been visit
ing relatives IN town have returned to
their home in Randolph Hazel
Steele is spending the week with her
sister Miss Margaret Steele in Burling-
tou-Mrs. II. L. Vosburg OF Canada
street has gone to Stouehap. Mass.
where she will visit W. r.. Lantman and
family Later she will so TO Providence,
r. l.. to visit Mrs, ". !. Lynch.-Miss
Hattie Stmets, who has been visiting in
town. has returned to West Newton,
Maas.--C. G. Austin Of St Adams spent
the Weekend at his home in town.-D. w.
steele spent Monday in 81. Abans.-Mr,
and Mrs. H. w Baxter of Swanton wera
in town Saturday.-Mrs. J. Z. Corcorau
and two children of Montreal Will occupy
the Jarvis apartments on Main street dur
ing the summer.-Afrs. Versa Johnson and
son, John Johnson, of Washington, ID.
e, are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. g u. loukes.-AIrs. f.. a. Bates,
who has been Occupying her cottage,
Squirrel Inn" at the Springs, has re-
turned home.
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ENOSBURG

The town schools closed last Friday
with n picnic on the Common at Enos-
burg Center.-Doris Leach spent several
days last week visiting at Enosburg
Falls-Donald Eldred of Sheldon is
visiting at the home of his uncle, j. ~
Leach.--Mrs. Charles Lacross and chill
dren have been visiting her parents in
NoWport
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HILLWEST

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wetherby are the
na,,,s of a daughter. born June l9-Mrs,
rohn NcGrail was the guest of Mrs. IL.
AZ sylvester several days last week
Mrs. Ered Jewett and two little sons
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FAIRFAX

Mr.. and Mrs. harold Morey of Sheldon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Stockwel and
daughter, Marion, of Highgate Cent r
were guests of Miss Jessie Southland
June 22.-M!ss Pearl White of-the Central
telephone Office is enjoying a weeks
Vlcation-Mrs. W II. King Rupert
tae ana 'Irs " A Southland were ir
t- hi1an. Saultay I'll y. Hlfchus1g
Supervisor # ju- OF nigh s.hoo's was IN
town %. o'fc.d' BUSINESS RI -dla21 Air
Mrs o.. l.. Bullei o; s.. Alaaus were
10. own sunday Mrs. H A. Butter mo
Cara Scuthard visited Mrs Clara Irish
Of Westford recently,-Mr Perry arc
family are moving back 10 Wesford
from the Tromhley farm, w. j. Trombley
has sold his farm to Arthur Cherrier-
Mrs j. Nj. Hotchkiss and daughter,
Elizabeth of Burlington, are visiting hor
parents, Or. and Mrs. E.,N. Reynolds
Mrs H. j, Rowland is entertaining her
daughter and two children of Montpelier
News has been received of the birth
of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brown
of Boston, Mass. Mr., Brown Is grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. j. ID, Shedd of this
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The graves of the deceased members were
decorated with flowers before the serv-
ics.--Oliver Terrien and daughter who
have been visiting his mother, Mrs. Sophia
Terrien. for the past two weeks returned
Monday to their home In Holyoke Mass.
Mrs. Arthur Rivers has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital. whero she has
been for treatment for some time.-Mrs
Adna Terrier was in Montpelier Monday
to attend the wedding of her brother
Mrs. Albert Chandler and son of Bellows
Falls are the guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Albert Observation-Disclosures Kirby,
who has recently returned from overseas
called on friends b. town Monday.-P. II.
Hadley who has been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Berry, re-
turned to his home In Bellows Falls Mon
day.-Mrs Della Piche, who Is employ ed
at Bordens Condensed Milk company Of
flee. is enjoying a two weeks vacation.
JERICHO.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woodruff are the
happy parents of daughter, Norma
Lowyn. instead of son to Walter
Woodruff, as was reported in last weeks
items.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mattress of Bur-
liStOn are spending Jew days III the
home Of Charles f. Percival-Edythe NJ
Perry has finished work at the postoffice
and Miss Gladys Hunt of erJicho Center
will take her place.-Miss Phyllis Brown
has returned from Boston and is at the
home Of her father, oliver Brown.-Mrs
l.. C. Rice is quite Ill with bilious at.
tack.-Mrs. Nellie Hoag has finished
work In Boston and has been visiting at
the home of her sister and husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Blaisdell. Saturday
evening she left for Shelburne Farms
where she has a position.-Clement Per
cival is spending several days at Wind
sor, Fitchburgh. Springfield, Mass.-NIis!
Mildred Buxton has returned to her home
in Richmond after spending few day.
with Friends in town.-Mrs. Mary Balcf
has closed her house for a several weeks
| visit with relatives.-George NJ. Willard
has been appointed administrator Of thu
estate of the late Ellen C. Barber. Irv
ing l.. Thompson and Frank Hoskins will
serve as commissioners and appraiser
of the estate.-Mr. and Mrs. c. n
Stygles, Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs
Thomas Adrian and daughter, May, at
tended the graduation exercises at 81
Mary Academy.-Miss Hazel Williams
who has been attending st. Mary
Academy. is at her home here for tn
summer vacation.--Miss Freda Blodget
Of Richmond is visiting her father, Der
Blodgett.
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-26

For Sale. A 7-passenger automobile. Cheap for cash or will trade for good wagon and team. Enquire of J. G. Clayton at City Bakery 2t
 For Rent. Two houses. Inquire at office of Babbitt Brothers Trading Co. s26tf
 For a comfortable rocker see WetZIer's.
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-26

See the combats with lions, tigers, leopards, apes and gorriIas. The struggle with Cannibals at the Pastime Wednesday, Oct. 1st, 1919. Admission 25 and soc.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-17
UPSALA

Jan. 13-Emil Carlson was Bowlus
visitor Saturday.
Dr. Hall of Little Falls made bust
ness trip to this place Friday evening.
Alfred Anderson and son Roy were
Bowlus visitors Wednesday.
J. A. Paulson made a business trip
to Little Falls Saturday.
J. J. Jacobson of Elm Dale made a
business trip to this place Saturday
Nels Melby is employed by O. A. Wit
Ike at present.
O. H. Westberg was a Bowlus visitor
Friday.
J. P. Jacobson Of Little Falls made
business trip to this place Saturday.
Miss Eff1e Johnson was visitor out
south Sunday.
Miss Florence Carlson left Saturday
for Minneapolis, where she will be en-
ployed.
Miss Ruth Larson returned home
Friday from Minneapolis, where she
has been employed.
Melvin Carlberl< arrived "wednesday
from Mercer, N. D., for few days
visit at his home.
Miss Adena Tureson of Hallock ar
rived here last week for short visit
with relatives and friends
Miss Alice Carlson left Saturday for
Minneapolis, where she will be employ
ed.
Miss Alvina Anderson left Friday fo1
Duluth, where she will be employed.
Gust Stroman made a business trip
to Little Falls Saturday.
o. A. Wittke of Elm Dale was Wis
itor at this place Saturday.