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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
Nrbcioets WclT9nelic.

On bette Gnine, iom 10 / bsi @rao
bcrercr DC nilppreuoe Gioer / Gng.
lono, bpor &c utoIide Sircifer oq gr
acknowledgements bolocr paa at lGgae
Subuitrlen 9ouitc soe, bolot Soro
2%euerbulrnS ct SorcOroa, / bnilfct halt
iremb9peoc Nsopenbgibeoen al gr.
beioet.
"0e paaqaoeuoe Streifcr." iogoc
ban. "er en- naturIi9 6slgc al DC
haaroc Sioer. Sc orbcioenoe SlnSler
bar bopt. oe 5ioer. ga Sc bIep p%re2iet
op til Nrbcioe aIoffcn So Wlor9en
ior at aaa igong meo En- tolo timers
gIrbcio@ooa. iom life leonebe Dem ct
eneite GiebIif fri til at uouiflc i'm
SiGl % lin SnteaigcnS.
Gu Eila er oog iiffer - III oil
olbria ir igien Ne lptfeli9e % irebe.
liae Sioer ira ier arigen DC Gioer,
ri ole lplI9e@ tllbage I'll, me0 minorc
ui er .piaige Ill al orbcioe. Nrbeioe
bar fife noqen Sorbanoclie moo
I6am oa hans Giterfommere, mer
Sen ~iterite &elliqnelic, @ro bar iflGn'
fet o..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
san Viiferhaaotu
prizes mco Elcftricitct?

Spera5moalet ON auuenoelie al
clettriif 9rift al 5i'tcrboooc % nobne
Sorteier CT al SanoeI50epartementct
optaget til @ebonolino pou Roranleo-
ming al Sabrifeier 8. Bergen, Stup-
anger, iou bar itiuet ct @eIsb iii
G~i5poiition Tor So8enS lloreoning,
~ifriper ~Ereblaoet"
6iiferioirefteren bar en- Sfrinelic
al 9oe Slili I. 81. benoCuot iig iii Gen
~tefniite @eiitole / Grouohiem Tor at
erfore, bporleoe3 bcnne Snititltion
piIoe title Zig til SperQ5moolct ON
at optage Soriegsorlit poo bette for
bore 6iiferier ioa betponingShnIoe
Smroooe, iaalebes al oQioa pi n1eo
bore itore SntereSicr her mere oircftg
fom til at oeltage / Oct Torifninas.
orbeibe, iom ubisrc8 / @erocn poa
Mfflun1lotor Snraooet, ioct oct bar
GircfterenS Igt, bpiS Soaen laa 'oo.
le0eS on, at foreTao for 6ilferiroooet
at peotnge en- Senitiaing iii Stats
mpnoiqbeoerne ON at bepilge oe neo.
benbige Mioler Ill ct iaooaut glrbei.
oe8 SptageIie.
0epartementet bar me0oclt, at set
gierne fer Sagen optaqet til pioere
@cbanoling og eoentuelt 6orelpg
gelic Tor 6%iiferironOct.
9epartementet er - buo0 Sen sfo.
noutiite Sioe aitaonr - enia /, at
Den Dioere @earbei0eIic / GiliGIoe
ber lie al oiientlige QtioIer.
Gaa fin Sennen6elie i'll Gen tef.
uiife Seiitole / Sronobiem bar 81.
iferioireftsren mootaget ct nteqet
imsoefommenoe Spor. Oct frenldoar
oeraf, at oen eleftrotefniife glioeIinqS
Hrofesiorer % SfibSlinjen8 TrofeS.
iorer er enig l. at Sagen uoreoeS og
lobcr al nulig 9iitono oeo 2eoelien
al en- ebenllel So~rlsgSoriit, Sfibs.
bpgningslinienS TroIe5iorer irembol.
Der iamtioig, at llnberisgellerne life
bsr i~noifrpnfe8 til oIene at giGloe
~eleftriif slffiimulotor0riit al Siifefar.
tpierne, men at De bor omiatte ogiaa
andre Sriftsmaober, ION flmoe for.
tiene at fomtne / getraetniug oa
nGDner Tom gren1pel berpoa Motor.
britt meb @cetplengas eaer Suliit-
iprit, iom beg9e err Erooufter al IN
benlanoif SnOuitri % iom bar oeh
Soroel, at man flunoe benptte De ole
rcoe erilterenoe Wtotorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
6Uerior ban ptue ifiaes.

"Spao er @rull0en til, at Ge life
lpngere bill Iepe lnn1men meo 0ere2
Silitru?" iplrgte 0omnleren Ben
fortpileoe 9Ggtemono.
"6orbi," Iporeoe Oenne, lot lea
life er iiffer lor NIT Sip, noar Ieg
er iamnen meo helloe."
"Yoa bpilten Maooe feIer Qe
Gem tritet?"
Sun angriber mig me6 et ifiuIt
&aaben, &r. 0ommer."
Set er life iarOt!" oibreo oen
sntnle apinoe BAN, Oct er 2sgr
bpert Orb ban tiger"
ri, apinoe," iagoe 8ommeren.
"Gaatmeiter, bar 0e funoet noget
ifiult @oaben Dos Oerlne Spinoe?"
"Nei, 6r. CONNER"
"Spuo mener Sc oa meo, at Ge-
res Suitrit bar Ell Iflult @ooben Dos
iig?"
gar 9e gift meo benbe, ioa bis.
tie &c nof, buao ieg mei1te, Sr. Dom.
mer."
San De life gipe Tetten en- mar.
mere Sorfloring?
$50, 9r. CONNER. Bare ia no.
get, Tom fan bringe ben6e / Gaieri,
iaa ifruer bum itrar al zig lit Srrbcn
og g~iennemprpgler belle 8etten meo
0et."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

polutionrrc bragte oen meo ia til
@ariS onlfring 1880 lnmmen meo De
0rbre llpililoe og gleocnoe polite
Sonlc. Wa5urfd % Gracopienne.
Sra @reo Tatoctl@ "a Guritinoe
G~SartornifoS Saloner. buor MAJ oan.
Ter til Sonernc al GhopiuS Riiiif,
off Soniene fin Seicr89ong no opcr
oct belle europa, o8 ser moatte Ell
nm ariq I'LL for al ol5ie 0oric belt
ifuIoe ~iorounfles al Ganao, 6or
Srot "a Sc aruerifonitc Qonie, ION
mn err paa Mooen i &onoon, Garis %
Hem gorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

baaret BAN poo 8uloitol, ON De life
bopbe itaaet unoer 8aoben.
iii Observation-Disclosures Sober
IfaI Oct o9laa iiges, al ban hoerfell
bar iaget efter Gopularitet cller ieat
noget for lin eqen Herion. ga Can.
BET UNDER De iorefltIoe 9~eginenbcoer
folote ham til Sen hcie StiuinQ, bar
ban irgenlltnoe upi0etoc ON DC
taarnbole Ganlteliqbcocr, ban oiloe
gaa ino til, men ban pioite oaioo. al
set ginlot 6ranfrigcS belle Teliuro.
9erfcr poatog ban zig oct ccntner.
tillge Snerp.
90 MI, % Sc 10 itore Gciierriaer
er braat til Nimaet % oa Seireu
1913 bar f~ulo'tPnoia opneiet Neber.
laget / 1871, bar Glemenceou bare
oct enc Gnife tilbaqe, at matte prG'
iioere peo 6reoSfonierancen, ion
fomrer til at orlfoliotre belle Ser
Oen5fartet, og iao, for at BRUCE bans
eget llbtrpf, bill ban life Ipnee be,
len1re fit SPorelauo.
0ten Sanoet bill beIler alorip
gIemme, bpoo bet ifploer i'm itorC
Son. Sra ale Solo bar ban MOB.
taget be witsrite 9gresbepi3niuger %
Ben melt umiobclbare &pIoeit. Scr.
for bar ogiaa oct ifipnoiel8fulbe Mt.
tentat, ion1 for Ell Sio iiben bIeo ret.
tet moo bans Terion, life alene paft
Ben gonife @eroenS Ifitp og retirr'
oige Sarmle, men tini8e bpuet ban
op til GopliIaritetens soerite 3inoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

8i nlau ogiao benptte os al ole
sc Wtioler, 9eroen3trigen bar itiuet
iii Dor Raooigbeo, til at forbeie Dor
VroouftionSeone. hpilfet err ben beOitc
Gei til at a~iifafie Gnttiqoom. Raar
ri lfal aoa iaoug meo at r~eoradniiere
Su0ultricL mat hi barre opnert.
iontme poa, at Grbcioerne ioor oen
&piIctio % sem IoipreocIie, De trpns
gcr. "a Set oiI iorege oereS 9oeeone
"a iorhmort Streifer.
&c iortoiIc0e TorbolO, iaooon iom
DC er % iom &c bar ppret / 8u3lano
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

Oct er ell oirfelig amerifanit 2ono8-
By, b~elieoenoe 20 Util peiteuinr W}i8it8s
iipp,flooer; Den bar Ell geIoItning paa
Omtrin9 $500.
Zen eao fine Sgnner til Sri9en meo
aabne !6Rnoer o9 8lGoe.
Saa meo en9ang-
Zen rigeite Mano / 8pen GloeoeS 10
Iar paa 10 Gage. 0ans eneite Sgn
laa ogo / 5routri9e.
2anosbpens Slagter9ut - igot / Or
lano - imileoe for iibite Sang / 5rant-
riee. San ogoe 8ampen lUr lmerlta,
2anosbgens "geau Brummel" ounot
Croix the Guerre pg table III Spn.
On 5amilie ienote ire Sgnner %
table to.
Gas treuebe en- pur Stoleaut paa 10
Iar.
3isie 8ealiteter al benue 9anosbp
bRnoer pperalt / Nmerita. Men, 9uo
bore lppet, Imerifa lom ct 6ele bar
albrig fglt arieers tunee Saano - ium
gnslano bar igIt ben, i0m 6rantrige
iplte ben o. ium Dor Rabo Oper 8reu'
len, CANADA, iglte ben.
G9 boorfor?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
Webiein belbreber life; oct er q

Wle0lctn DelDreDer llre; Der er g(d'
turen ielp, Der glenopretter OF bel.
breoer. glt, en- Qteotcin fan qiere,
er at biplpe Ratilren / ben5 beIbre-
oenoe 4rbeioe; en- Qeeoicin, Ser nil
gisre bette, er Ell ianot Segemiooel.
Suis De finoer et iaabant Miooel,
bar De iunoet SunobebenS Slide.
0ette er ogiaa 6ortIarineen paa ben
Grioring, SCR. 3beooore g. 8olif,
0inripeg, Mon., bar giort; ban fri
Der: Seq bar Ipuge Iibt al Wiope-
ipgoom o. 6~oritoppcIie, mine 9lonoe-
o~rptsorgoner bar ogIaa angrebne;
til Siber iorefom BET, iom ON De
par tilitoppe6e. Seq bor brrgt me
gen Reoicin, men uoen HeiuItat.
Seq leo ubpre Smerter, inotil min
Spmerfiombeo blep benleoet paa Or.
Teters aurifo % Oen bor rigtignof
aienoprettet min @elbreb." Get err
finn ct Iimpelt ltrtemiooel. men er
meo 8ette bIepen taIot "Raturen8
Siencrirbe" i SeIbreoeIien al De On.
ge % 2ibenSe. 9r, 9eters altrifo
er ineen apotefer Reoicin; Solf for.
ipnes oermeo Sirefte. Tornprmere
rnSerretning tiIitrip Or. Better
Sabrnep & Cons 60. 250t 8aIb.
ington glob., Chicago, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

/ oenne 1io, lfploe5 belt cg boloent
Oen Nunael paa a~unoifaber, iom or.
beioerne bar bapt, og De itrer,ge Bill.
faor, Sc bar orbeioet utoer. 2a0
Dem, iom orbeioer. oaiaa ioa 0en
6ribeo, sc trnnger, og HeIultatet bill
bIiue tiIireo3Itiaeuoe for ale Barter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
Den teftia br1n>enSe
Gesemas Klsen % Stiffen,

@pgoomnteu beptrts5 al en- Snitt,iou. Der
brpoer no e%isuuent Nuosu. 7erfor or s. S. s.
ben NET tilfreosttleuoe S~sbaublinq tor aue
ladfdIote euoipsoomme. oa bette Riooel
iad grnuots renter Rlooet, at iaeeu rreu=
beoer fan i%orbgtu.. 6aa en- Tlafte isde /
buiI'etiombeIit apotbef, os on ptl &c Reiuls
later al on retts @ebunOItus. Striu .ftsr
%eyiarue gGseraaO. iom sipes big uoen noeeu
Se'oituina Ueo at aor,siere MSeottdl Cirec.
tor, 81 Omit laboratory, qtlauta, @d.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
Suues iont Snnsu par ibrauO.

Ter CT / eczema an loa trGtteuoe ubebdass
ligbto, al BET bltper uplteu Ell lortur. Gems
6tcsu sr urtsr life I'll at bolSs uh. o9 on.
BEN lpueS ibruuo peo BEN beitige Irritation.
On oelbreoeIle uto lotaie Aupsuoelier al
Snlper og li0usuos sr unruljg, foroi iadodu
@tbauelino nm TAM Hire Gmeyteu mtoter
ttoi8. S%uohommtn Tan tuu uades peo at
Der godss opbt ueo I'll bsns Cpbap.
Ge;emaS Cpbap er al Huoe / 9lnott, oa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
Dine ,abetolte Ocuors
Hpar g ipareSe Nmsrita for.

5orOi Dine Dollars ~itoppeoe Sriaeu.
Dine Dollars gloroe mulig De peloige
5orbereoeller Tor en- lang Srig, lom re-
iultereoe / en- tUrtporjg 4rig. Cine
Dollars figbte en- iaaoan Samlinq al
9aut8 o. Iruds, Sanpner pg Gas,
Baionetter DC Bomber, Neroplarer %
4ontoner, augIer og @rauater, at 5pIt'
LAMB Trumpet mo ct belt Iar fUruo
for Ylanen.
gn balo DliliOn ameritanite Cutters
&to bleu reooet.
1e Dollars. iom ejOrbe oct mulie, er
iremCele3 DIN CONNIE.
Vor Imerifa iorbereote iSroen
paa ut Solf. vi pioite at tro.
iaite Nmerifanere boiot line Cpl.
lars ringcre enc line Conner.
vi pioitc at amerifanf Spare=
ians piloe meo 6l9oc bpttc Yiaos
meo amerifanife Spnners SIpo.
amerita anmooer Dig mn ON oisie
ubetalte Collars.
SAB bit Slerte lise, buur tafnemmelig
on er at en- balu WiiQiun arerltanlte
Sgnners 2to er lparet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

CT ubmerfet HorIf bauit lumoriitif Blabmeo r.,
mon. 10 Rrgoeulmre - Gents Trimerfer.
.Spegefuglen', Perth Amboy, NJ. j.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
II. Y. Il. L. Program.

Song. Prayer, Song
Scripture Reading, Matt. 3:l3-17.
Enrol Taylor.
Introduction. Fannie Glen.
Conversion must take place before
Baptism. Ruth Rosser.
Baptism is an act of obedience,
Clarabelle Clark.
Baptism pleases our heavenly Fatn
er, Lucy Bartlett.
Immersion the only mode OF bap-
tism, Matte Ross Cunningham.
All converts should be baptized,
Gertrude.
Leaders Ten Minutes. u
Song, Prayer.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

have some young horses strayed
off from my pasture. Light greys
and light blues. Anyone knowing
of thejr whereabouts please notify
me.
cop d. ID. DANIELS
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
Expression ~ Gratitude

To our friends and neighbors.
Permit us in this way to thank
you for your kind attention and as
sistance extended to us and our dear
mother during her illness and for the
deeds and expressions of sympathy in
her death. II is a solace to know
that We had your sympathy in our
grief. May God sustain you in His
Grace at such times OF grief come to
you.
MISS MINNIE CHAPMAN,
Brothers and Sisters.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Billie Wilsford has purchased the
Mrs. Beulah Mcclellan place on the
West Side in the Colonial Hill add
ton and will take possession at once.
Consideration $500.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
Group.

IL your children are subject to Group
get a bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and when the attack comes
on be careful to follow the printed
directions. You will be surprised at
the quick relief which 1t affords.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
Notice OF Interest to You


mill-house, Joined to our store build
ing on west end, size 4sx5O and
have installed ready to serve you a
20" Burr grist mill that We hope to
be able to grind your corn and make
you meal that will be superior to any
thing shipped in.
v We also have installed and ready
to serve you crusher that We can
crush your maize either in the head
shelled, all IL which is now ready to
serve you.
Charges for crushing, soc per
hundred, for grinding corn we VIII
charge you one-sixth as we under
stand this is the old custom.
These mills will be run by cleo
trio motor and we hope to be able TO
serve you any time you see III 20
come to mill.
We also have also have contract
ed and hope to have same ready for
service by Jan. /, 1920 a twenty-five
barrel per day midget flour mill.
This mill is highly recommended
by everyone that knows the grade OF
flower they put out. They are guar
anteed to make flour equal TO any
mill. II has all of the attachments
that the largest and up-to-date mills
have, such as culling the wheat
securing the grain, discarding all bad
faulty grains. bleaching the flour. All
of which will compete with any and
all mills now in service.
Now in order to prove to you we
especially request for you to give US
a trial either now on the mills IN
stalled or the flour mill when in
stalled. to prove to you what we
have said.
We are also planning on buying
wheat and shelled corn aftsr Dec.
10th. will take us fully this time
TO arrange for storage for same, and
we hope to be able to pay market
price for good milling corn and
wheat, and to help yourself and me
and this Enterprise. we urge and re-
quest of each farmer TO SOW as much
as ten acres or more of wheat. and
plant sufficient corn next year to
raise all of our bread at home, and
would suggest further not to seek
af3r an excuse, by saying that you
haven't land sufficient or II is not
paying proposition. | would suggest
TO sow in your cotton stalks by hand
with cultivator or row drill, which
you will agree yosr cotton land is
the best fer small grain, and allow
your stalks to stand in the spring
rooted, you will find these stalks will
protect your grain from sand storms
freezes and protection in many other
ways.
We want 10 begin to plan for this
community to be as self sustaining
"a much so az same can be. This Is
planned to be a permanent fixture.
This is planned to be success and
convenience and benefit, | am plan
ming on getting grinding from twenty
five to fifty miles in every direction
from Loraiee, and we epe that there
will not be a knock" in this entire
community against this enterprise.
But one and all will help to build
this necessity to the point that we
one and all will be benefited.
This year and xt year is the OPP
portune time to ges ready for ar
other dry out and blowout and also
will take the authority Of telling you
this is the chance of your life to get
on a cash basis.
If you endorse and wish to en-
courage the above write me and tank
same.
Yours for success,
w l.. EDMONDsoN & co.
Lorraine, Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
Gard of Thakns

We wish to express our appreacia-
tor for the many beautiful flowers
and kindness shown during the i'll
ness and death of our loved one.
Mrs. j. w. Boothe
Mrs. +. j. Tindall
21pd Mrs. G. A. Vaughan
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
21pi

Mr.. J. w. McCarty of Dallas, an
expert watch maker is now with the
II. G.. Towle jewelry house and
will fix your watch or clock for you
while you wait.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

7. W. Crenshaw of the Camp
Springs region drove in Wednesday
and renewed for the Signal and DIAL
las News.
The l.. 4 II. Economy store have a
new and attpctive electric sign in
their show window.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Miss Lois Curnutte entertained a
few of her friends one evening this
week al the Curnutte home south OF
town.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Mrs. h. w Hudgens who has been
here with her mother. Mrs. r. c.
Hayter. left Wednesday for her
home in Dallas. Mrs. Hayter went
with her and will probably spend the
winter there.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

John l.. Green came in Saturday
from Eastland to visit his family for
two or three days. He has n posi-
ton in the post office in that cele-
brated oil town.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
MISS MINNIE CHAPMAN,
Brothers and Sisters.

DIN Hardy of the Sante Fe Claim
at Amarillo was here for
three hours Sunday morning he
came down to bring Olin. Jr.. for a
visit with his grandparents. n
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

II was reported at noon Thursday
that the coal strike was inevitable
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

G. l. Wilcox is here from sherman
arranging for improvements at the
light plant.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Mayor w. W Echols made a bust
ness trip TO Dallas this week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
]. A. Eubank

Oil advertising use per inch for
display space and Zoe line for
readers. Cash must accompany all
orders.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Snyder, Texas. October 81. 1919.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31


/
broom house goodb
l 3-ooms ouse
building
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31
Leases
J. o. DodsOn


2 w. o
lies
acre
$50 2 well drilling
We solicit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-10
TOWNSHEND.

DIR. Hair is spending few days in
Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. Herbert Franklin has gone to
Wardsboro to visit
Miss Rhca C. ellison of st. Johnsbury
is visiting at R. D. Phillips s.
Harry Cudworth of New York has
been visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Miles have re-
turned home from a visit in Hartford,
Conn,
Charles Evans and family came Tues
day night planning to spend some time
at their home here.
George t. Kellogg of Hartford, Conn,
who has been visiting at w. II. Miles S
left for home Tuesday.
Miss Alice Dale of Springfield Mass,
came Monday night and Joined her sis
ter at the Dale homestead.
Mrs. Mcnervia Livermore of Jamaica
who visited relatives in town, returned
home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Truesdell and
baby are visiting Mr. Truesdell s par.
eDts, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Truesdell
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Marsh, former
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-10
.NEWFANE.

\ party of y enjoyed picnic on New
fame hill Monday
. Paul Fowler of Wilmington visited
Robert Davis from Thursday to Sunday
Paul Rider of Bellows Falls will help
at Earl Sagc's through the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Gertrude Croker has been spend
ing few days with Mrs Clifton ID.
Howe.
Mrs. Abbie Morse returned Monday
from a visit of a week with relatives in
Dummerston.
Mrs H. A. Carpenter is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs Henrietta
Rider, in Bellows Falls.
| Miss Adeline Shattuck Of Brattleboro
was guest Of Miss Merriield and Miss
Farrar Friday at Newfane Inn.
Miss Marion Holland, who has lived
| the past year or two with Mrs. George
i. Bush, has gone to South Deerield,
where she has work.
Mrs Elizabeth Dunn and daughter, Lot
Ia, from West Haven, Conn, came to
Davidson Naples Tuesday evening by
train for few weeks stay III the coun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur S. Underwood and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quirck of Fulton
n y, came by automobile for a
short visit at the home of his brother
\. r. Underwood, returning home sun
day
Miss Mure and Donald Grout children
of Leon Grout of East Jamaica, are Wis
itors at the homes of their two uncles
DR.. A. J. Grout and Guy Grout, of New
fame hill
Mrs Samuel Wiswall chairman of thu
program committee for the Farmers club
announces that the question of discus
sion at their next regular meeting, Jul,
10. will be, Which Method of Cannin,
t is Best?
: Mr. and Mrs Clifton Worden and son
Harold, came by automobile July to Wis
, it his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Worden The,
y visited other relatives in Marlboro an,
n Wardsboro. returning Sunday to thei
home in Springfield (Nt).
y Mark NIertifield, Miss Carrie Merri
!. field and Miss Carrie Farrar of New or
city. who have been guests at the New
fame Inn, went Tuesday to the Brook
House in Brattlcboro for a short sta
. before returning to their home.
\ letter from David Willard has bee
received i'll which he expressed his entir
Z approval of the dedication services G
T. the Field Memorial fountain; also CAV
l encouragement that he might come t
l Ncwfane for longer stay, after his II
I turn from France.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Carpenter hav
I been recent guests in the home OF the
I daughter Mrs Winnifrcd Chaplin. Will
I there they attended the graduation
\ Mrs. Chapin's daughter, Florence, frol
/ the normal school in Wcstfeld and I'll
I graduation of her Youngest danghte
I Irene. from the high school in Chicopc
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur C. King Of Me
4 idcn. Conn, who returned to their hon
Saturday morning after a weeks stay
Davidson Naples, gave their Newfar
=, friends a happy surprise Tuesday afte
II noon when they returned by automobil
II proving their preference for Vernon
II bills to the seashorc, where they speI
II Sunday.
II \ family party of PC was held at
Hi d. Makers July A. The dinner WI
II served on the lawn Mr.. and Mrs Cian'
II Maher and son, Malcolm, and Miss Wi
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Miss Gladys Chaplin is home from her
work at George H. Gleason S.
II. f. Lawrence of Millers Falls was
with his parents over the Fourth
Mrs. Lydia S. Fullerton of Townshend
was a guest at c. O. kimbalfs Tuesday.
Fred j. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Burns
of Boston have been visitors at l.. j. Har-
riss.
Ernest Dresser and son, Harry, have
heen visitors at the home of w. \. Law
renee.
Peter Penor and Mrs Lois Harris are
visiting Mr.. Penor's daughter III Walpoe,
n. II.
Miss Georgianna McKeegan of Brattle-
boro was at the Lawrence homestead
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards are en-
PERTAINING Mrs Edwardss father and
mother.
Miss Edith Harris of the Mutual Aid
association in Brattleboro is at home
for short vacation.
Floyd Holden boasts of the largest trout
yet, securing one which tipped the scales
at one and quarter pounds.
". F. Tenney and gang of men are
! widening the highway and putting in a
| cement bridge near Lucy STATIONS.
The Christian Endeavor ice cream soca
was well attended and the committee ap
preciate the help which was given tC
make it a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washer, Mr. anC
Mrs Charles Washer and Mr.. and Mrs
c. \. Robbins of Brattleboro were at c
o. kimbalrs Sunday
! C. B. Switzer and family and Mrs
SWltzers mother have been at their cot
tage for a few days Mrs. Perkins vii
remain with friends while
| A. F. Bodin of New York city and Nj
Hedberg and son Of Bridgeport, Conn
have been spending a few days at III. I
Posts, Mr. Bodin was a partner wit
, Mr.. Post when he was in business
New York city
At the business meeting of the Chri
, tian Endeavor society these officers wei
elected for six months Pres. Viva
Decell; vice pres, d. H. SpragUc; seq
Mrs. Buckley; treas, Mrs s. II Whec
er; lookout com, G. W Dunbar, Mildrc
Dompier, Rev. w F. Bisscll, Bessie Buc
; ley; prayer meeting com, Mrs. A.
Hadlock, Mrs d. H. Sprague, Mrs.
O. kimball; social com. Vivian DeceI
| Gladys Chaplin, Ethelyn Grout, Nh
Buckley, Isabel Buckley; missionary con
Mrs Sprague, Mrs. Bissell, Bessie Buc
r ley; music com, Mrs. c. NJ Dean, Eth,
YIN Grout, c. O. kimball; temperan
: com, A. H. Wheeler \. L. Hadloc
Rev W. f. Bissell; flower com, Berni
Hadlock, Viola Wheeler, Jessie Buckle