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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
LOWELL

\. y. sweet was in Burlington Thursday
for medical eXamnation.-The Misses
Emma Curtis and Marcia SiSco were home
Sunday from Montpelier, where they are
attending schoo.--The selcctmen have
appointed l.. l.. Cross road commissioner,
FOR the remainder of the year.-M. f.
Alexander and NJ. Watcbe Of West
Burke were visitors in town. Saturday
Mrs. n. r. Narramore was IN Bakersfield
to attend the funeral Of her husbands
father, w. NJ. Nsrramore, last week.
W. II. Pope and family have gone tn
Lowell. Mass. and Archie pore and
family have gone to Rrockton Mass. &C.
Cross Of Island Pond has bought an
interest in the Lowell Robin Co. and ia
in town looking after tho same Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Crafts and children. and Mrs.
Sarah Crafts Of Fairfax, came Friday
and visited relatives and friends return.
Ing home Sunday.-H. d, Stannard ri
Orleans was in town Sunday. r.
Murphy has returned from New York city
with 2. new Dodge csr.-Mrs. Harry
Moore Of Island Pond and daughter, MISC
Eva. Wynan. of Orleans. were in town
last week 10 attend the funeral Of their
uncle, Lewis Shufelt Mrs. John Bushey
of Lyrdonvile spent last week with hed
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Dennis Shorts
sleeves. also calling or other relstives.-
Mr. and Mrs Bodette start and children
of Burlington spent Sunday with Mrs,
Starts father, Z. s. Coolidge
The League of Nations will be discuss ed
in the town hall Saturday evening al
eight o'clock by Senator Martin S vilas
OF Burlington The public Is invited
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JOHNSON

Frank Holmes died last week Monday al
Mrs. c. A. Warrens In Montpelier. where
he went to recover after n long illness
and was taken worse. The body was
brought to Johnson by II. j. Holholm
and the funeral held Wednesday at two
O'Clock, H. A. Hazen officiating Mr..
Holmes was one OF the prominent meme
bcrs OF Waterman Lodge.-DruseIIa
waterman has position as secretary in
the Childrens Mission on Freeman
street Boston.-Lioyd Fullinctou is at
home on 10 days furlough.--Gailen
Stinson has rented the tenement in Homer
kreelands house for his family for the
winter. Mrs, Stinson returns to his
work for the government in WASHINGTON
II. C.-I,obcrt Royce returned the first Of
the week from "A convention held in
Detroit, Mich.. for the Dostoice clerks.
He Went as "A delcgate.-Mr. and MIS-.
Carroll Mum are spending = few DAYS
with 'neir daughter in New York.-The
Rev. A. \. MandiGo preached his last
scrn on here Sunday. lie has been sent
- island pond.-E. VI, SherNin has re-
turned from tending station AT East
IIardwick for the last two WHOLESALERS
j, l.. fierce and Mrs. T.. H. Sharwin pass
Ell Friday with Mrs. spear n Worthwhile.
MIR and Mra u. W. Gates were callers
at Mrs, josie Picrccs the hrs, of the
week.
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WESTFIELD

It is reported that Joseph Brion has sold
his farm TO Canadian parties, considera-
ton $1,000 Mr.. Bron plans to move 10
Derby where his son lives.-E. W. Gilpin
and son, Roger, of Richford. came Friday
to stay till Sunday with his father, Judge
Gilpin.-Miss Natalie Bailey is staying a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Guy
George, of Mansonville Can.-Mrs. George
Root of North Troy visited her sister.
Mrs. Herbert Longley. last week-Mr
and Mrs. Archie Hunt of Worcester,
Mass. have been spending week with
Frank Martin and other friends here and
at Lowell-The Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. John Brown yesterday
Mrs. McCuen OF Johnson and Mrs.
Brookes of Burlington visited Mrs.
Maurice Gray last week. Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Gray motored to JOHNSON and
WATERBURY, for two aays
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Dr. Andrews and family. Of Underhill
were with relatives here Sunday w ord
was received from the Fanny Allen hos
pital Sunday that A. f. Rousseau was
very low.-Mr. and Mrs Owen McCuin
Of Highgate Center. visited relatives here
Sunday.-Leno Lapelle and family and
Hollis Sunderland and family. of Swan
ton were in town Sunday.-The Berry
boys and Clifton Powell were home from
school work Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
Thrasher. Mr.. and Mrs. Skilton Mr. Pratt
and Miss Campbell. demonstrators at the
Hawley Brothers food fair SATURDAY. re-
manned in town Sunday at the Hotel
Melendy. and Mrs McGarghan. Of
Richmond. visited at James Berry's Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. A. Wood and Mrs
Alice A. W. Anderson and little daughter.
Rulh. We're in Georgia last week to at
! tend the wedding of Miss Grace Wood 10
| George Stanley. Miss Ruth acted as ring
bearer wearing white gown that her
grandparents wore over 30 years ago
ALBERT and Lawrence Rousseau were at
the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday to visit
their rather a. F. Rousseau.-George
ODER is to move back TO his farm this
Week'-frank FLYNN is stopping at 3. T..
REYNOLDS while laid up with injuries
''NS'''" a. " an heIu-fioWaru faSna has
returned from the northwest Herman
Banks. of Waterbury. was in town Sat
urday.-Brigham Academy bail team
crossed bats with the NJ. w. A. team on
the school diamond Saturday and gave
them crushing defeat TO the score of
ID 10 AIRS. Williams has gone to Flet.
chef 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Gibbs
The school reception and dance. held at
Morse's hall Friday evening, was pleas
ant affair and well attended.-Miss Mil
dred Montgomery, of Fairfield spent Sun
day with her sister, Marion, at Mrs.
Smith's.-A new cement bottom is to be
put into the village reservoir as II is
leaking badly.
Hugh Edwards entered the employ Of
w. f.. Hunt Monday Max Maynard will
complete his labors there this week -
George ODER is moving to his farm house
and William Reynolds of johnson is
moving in with William Thomas.-W. g.
Curtis and family and Mrs. Laraway and
son were at Durham, p. O., Sunday.-E
n Melvin and family with Mrs. Richards
and Beryl Powell We're at Smugglers
Notch Sunday.-Mrs. Lorraine Holmes is
entertaining her grandsons from Massa-
chusetts-The ninth annual food fair and
sale of Hawley brothers. which was held
saturday at their store, was the largest
and most successful one ever held. the
store being crowded from seven in the
morning until mdnight.-Frank., Walter
and Agatha Rousseau were at the Fanny
Alien hospital to see their father A f.
rousseau, who is critically i'll there
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AND TINES THURSDAY 1919
The Rev. Mr.. Bacon will

he buried. The Rev. Mr.. Bacon will
! officiatc.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Mcmahon and
daughter, Ruth. started Saturday on an
extended western trip. They will attend
the Bankers Association in st. Louis.
and spend some time in Minneapolis
and other places. -Hcrbert Mayo
has gone on his annual business trip
to New York. lie will also visit some
of his children.--Mrs w. r. Churchill
ana daughter. Marion, OF Morrisvillc,
are Visiting at G. . Burt's.--I,ugcnc
Soavor OF Cady's Falls lis wiring the
roster nome on Main street. recently
bought by his brother. Arthur Seaver.--
Mr., and Mrs. G. r. Eddy Of Hyde Park,
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Hail Of Essex
Junction were recent visitors at G.. Il.
Tomlinson.--S. b. aud G. A. TorIinson
nave recently lost three young cat =
tic. and have several more sick with
hemorrhagic scpticcmia, n conta ious
disease which comes from the soil un
DER certain conditions. DR.. eastman of
jericho IL vaccinating the rest Of their
cattle, also the cattle belonging TO Mrs.
Della Moody for tho same disease
Aunt Harriet Adams Is visiting her
son and wife. j.. !. Adams at the Low
err village-Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aldrich
or warren were at his fathers w A.
Aidrich the of the week. They were
accompanied home by his mother who
is spending the week with them--NIrs
Dunham OF Calais is visiting at Mrs
". e. Knight and A. B. WHOLESALERS.
William Pcngle is at home from Sugar
Hill, n. H.. where she has passed tho
summer.-Atrs. Mary Moody Evoy left
| FRIDAY Tor her home at Mooseiaw. Cam
ada. She was accompanied by her
mother Della Moody as far as the Great
Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dillingham; Of
SaXtons River were in Stowe to see Mrs
Dillingham's father II. Il. Fauncc who
is in poor hcalth-Mrs Walter Faunce
OF Providence. II. T.. is visiting her fother
Nathaniel Moody, in Stowe-Mr. and
Mrs. John Haviland Of New York are
stopping al the Green Mt. Inn.--Thc
regular meeting of the II. ". Smith Post,
w. r. C., will he held Saturday after
noon.-Mrs. Allen has closed her house
'The Seven Springs" and she. with her
guests, have returned to Now York
Mr. and Mrs Frank Darling and her
mother. Mrs. I. l. Gorton. who has spent
the summer with Mrs. r. T.. Smith. loft
Wednesday for their home in Irampton.
Va They were accompanied by Miss
Isabelle Smith. They will go by auto
to Baltimore, from there by boat.-Mr
and Mrs. VI. T.. Shaw were in Waterbury
Tuesday.-Miss Ruby Bull has finished
work in the local telephone Office and is
attending schoo.-'rhe report that Mrs.
Perley Adams has pneumonia was a mis-
take, as it proved 10 be neurtis instead
-SeVenty-fve or more auto loads OF peo-
pie went into Smugglers' Notch Sunday.
When the road is finished OH the Cam
bridge side as II is expected to be next
year. it Will be fine road as there
is in the State.-Mrs. John Gibbs of
Waterbury is visiting friends in stowe
Hollow.-All the summer boarders at
H. -. and A. l.. Gales on West Branch
nave returned to their homes
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CAMBRIDGE

Miss BernIce Price Of MddleseX has
been a guest OF Mrs T.. r. Brewster this
WEEK.-MRS.. John Stafford of Burlington
VISITED her brother, r. j. Ccrse, Tuesday
1t being his a2nd brthday.-Miss Edith
Slait of Montpelier Seminary spent Sun
day and Monday at her home here.-Miss
Dorothy Gates of Bristol has been visit
Ing her father, II. 5. Gates.-Mr and Mrs
w. D. Gallup of Tnderhill spent Sunday
with thclr daughter. Mrs. II. G. Jones'
Harry Clark has enlisted in the navy and
mas gone to tho training station at New
port. r. Mrs. Emily Provost Of Lowell.
Mass, mas come to spend some time with
her sister, Mrs, Maria Labounty.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Leon Ellsworth spent Sunday
and Monday in Rutland-Mrs. Linus
LeaNcns is spending the week in Mont
hcliel.-Mr. and Mrs II. ~ Gray returned
nome Wednesday from u weeks stay in
treenwich, Conn, They were ac-
companed home by Mrs Horace Reed
and two children.-Mr and Mrs w. NJ.
smith and daughter. Nellie, spent Tues
day in Burlington Miss Laurcttc Gates
has returned nome from St. Albans.-Dr.
q H. Newton of Waterbury visited at
his home here MOnday.-F NJ REYNOLDS
OF Montpelier spent Sunday with his
mother Mrs. NJ, NJ Reynolds
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Rutland County
BRANDON

The funeral OF Miss Alice Mary Harrison,
who died at her home Sunday was held
Monday afternoon at two o'clock at tbs
house. the Rev Walter Thorpe offciatins
Miss Harrison had been in failing health
for some time She was born January
y. 1916. and had lived in Brandon for q
years. She had been a member OF the
Congregational Church here for over 20
years and was active in church work and
was especially interested in missionary
work. The bes rers We're Frank Flint. II.
A. Collins, r. B. Sumner. F. W. Briggs.
Hugh Seager and W. II. Harrison Burial
was in Pine Hill Cemetery.
Town Clerk $. W. Jones is moving
his office from the rooms in the Firsc
National Bank building on Center street,
which he has occupied for many years. to
new quarters in the Hortonia Power COM
pany's building. a new vault has been
built at this building for his use in keep
ing the town records.-Mr. and Mrs.
will Carr We're very plea sanity surprised
at the home of Mrs. Cars mother. Mrs.
May Bashaw on Rossiter street Monday
evening by a number of their friends
and neighbors. the occasion being tho
fifth anniversary of their marriage. Games
were played refreshments served and thev
were presented with a suitable reren-
brance Of the occasion-Tvo automo-
bile parties from here attended the Brat
tleboro fair at Brattleporo Tuesday
The rummaGe sale IN Grand Army
SHALL last Saturday by the ladies'
them slO5.
The first meeting of tho PARENT
Teacher association to be held since the
opening of the schools will be held FRI
day afternoon at four O'Clock at the high
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02

Beedlc has been confined to the house for
several days with an attack Of lunbago.
Col. Israel Converse Chapter. ;)augh-
tiers Of the American Revolution, will
he entertained Mt Randolph Center Satur-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. l.. A.
Parish, with Mrs. Parish and Mrs. Tenn
pie as hostesscs. At this time. there
will he report Of those who attended
the conference at Middlebury recently.
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HYDE PARK

MIS- ", &, Fisk was seriously injured
MONDAY by railing through trap door in
one 81 the village stores. trained nurse
" attending her Kenneth Fairbanks has
returned to Boston School of Technology.
Tho Moulton family of Stowe were
guests of Charles Bliss Sunday.-Principal
tfehch was in burlington Sunday.-H. II.
Lewis and friends of North Troy were in
Town SatnldaN.- Mrs, T.. q Iagc has
rented apartments over the ostoflce. --
Inc town "'",k's office will soon he
located in the block adjoininp tho FOES
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store.-Ralph Larabce has moved into
| he Parker house on west Main street. -
There VIII be communion service at the
congregational Church next Sunday
, morntng,-Miss Erma Cowan has gone TO
the hospital for treatment.--F. S. Newton
! mas rented apartments in the Judge Leach
house. Mrs Newton and child arrived
Saturday.
( n daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Hovcy September 22.--The Ecbck-
abs held very interesting meeting We'd
ncsday night. The district dcupty made
an official vlsit.-Thosc attending tho Uni
vcrsity OF Vermont from this place are;
benjamin Eulburd. Waldo Buclkham,
the Misses Natalie Noycs. Gertrude Fin
ncgan and Fred Prisley.-Mrs. Bennett
Douglass and daughter of Montpelier arc
here TO spend the winter with her father,
Colonel Mcfarland. while Mr.. Douglass
takes n postgraduate course at Column
bia colcEc.-The young people hcld n
very interesting sociabe Friday evening at
the congregational parsona gov ;.
Newton. the now assistant treasurer of
the savings bank has entered upon his
duties. He is from Orlcans.-Ralph Lara
bee has rented the Parker cottage on
Main strcet.-Mrs. Myra y. Lord Of Bos-
ton will speak here October in the i'm
tercst Of War Savings.
Charles Hadley has returned from Fort
Kent, where he has been throughout the
summer-Gerad Stone is home from
Hudson. Mass.--Mr and Mrs. II. w. ClaN-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Jones of Char
lotte and Miss Ethel Claxton OF Houston,
Tex, were at the home of y. S. Howard,
part of last week.-Mrs.. Julia Blake is in
very poor heath-Elmer Magoon and
family from Cornth we're visitors at A..
II. Heath's the first of last week.--Mr.
and Mrs Charles Blake were here from
St Johnsbury Thursday Mrs. Myrtle
Burlcson is spending the week at Enos-
burgh.--Mrs. Mutt Of Marshfied is visit.
ing her neice, Mrs. Southcr.-William
Jones from Londonderry is in town.--Ed-
gar Pratt was quite badly hurt Sept.
10 by having his leg caught between
n log and stump-The grange had n
very interesting meeting Saturday eve
ning.-Mrs. Amanda Hadley has castor
bean that at foot OF stock measures sew
en- inches. 1t is six inches high. II feet
spread and one leaf measures three feet
across. Joseph Washer entertained
friends from West Berkshire Sept. ol-
Thieves stole eight Belgian haree from
Wendall Jones one night recently
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WOLCOIT.

Miss Ethel Taylor was Weekend
visitor at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Taylor.-Allen Perkings
OF ST, Johnsbury was visitor in town
Saturday.-W. f., Foss and family were
visitors in Montpelier Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stoddard were visitors in
East Fairfield over the week -end-B. w.
Guyer was visitor in Danvile Saturday.
y. Lyons was in Morrisvllle Saturday
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GREENSBORO

The Rev Mr.. Achenbach Of Fryburrn,
Me- a former pastor. who was called here
last week to conduct the funeral Of George
Sampson, occupied the Congrega tionaI
pulpit the first time he has had an OPP
portunity TO since his resigns ton four
years ago. The congregation was Iarsa
and appreciative.--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Atwood have returned to sRandolph
from camp and soon go TO Washington,
D. {. Nearly all the camps are closed
Mr.. Gordon occupies the Congregational
pulpit next Sunday a candidates.
and Mrs Erwin Williams go to Exter,
Mass, with Edward Baker as helper
Frank Smith. a life long resident. has
sold his farm, giving possession al once
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will spend the winter
with Prof. Luther Smith on the Hudson
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DERBY.

Mrs. W. F.. Kngsbury and Mrs. Fersis
Foster are visiting in Derby Line.-Dennia
Corrow of Newport has moved to tina
Eaton farm.-Mr. and Mrs. Theron Adams
were recent visitors to Fitch Bay, P. O..
Dram Jenne Of Windsor visited his
mother. Mrs. Susie Jenne, Sunday.--Miss
Helen Jenne has returned from Nortn
Troy and has gone TO Newport to work
in Gilman's store.-Farmers are digging
their potatoes and are finding many
rotten ones.--Henry Wilson and nephew.
Edwin, have returned to Iowa after visit
ing Harry Wilson for some time.-Henry
Moulton has sold his place to Mr. ST.
James Of Canada.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24

We will accept Liberty Bonds for full face value in payment on any merchandise purchased in our store and extend liberal terms for the payment of any balances.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24

Where IS there a woman who does not know the needless steps kitchen cabinet will save her. This model has every convenience feature. It will save any busy housewife many hours ot needless labor and save her many steps. The kitchen cabinet illustrated above Is complete with flour bin, spice jar, etc., especially reduced.
 TERMS S1.oo WEEKLY
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-20
CAMULos CLUB

The last meeting of the Camulos
Club, at Mrs. Mccormack S, was
the most interesting of the year.
The subject for study was Home
Decoration. . The ladies answered
to roll call by naming a house
plant or fern. Mrs. Petersen read
a paper on "F'loor Finishing and
Covering" Mrs. McReynolds on
Bedroom Furnishing. The Club
members have permission to plant
the three-cornered tract in front
of Center school to red peoples.
in honor of our soldier boys who
lost their lives. Mrs. Mccormack
displayed collection of Eskimo
relies which were most interesting.
She then served a delicious lunch
to which all did full justice, The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. p. Fault on March
Dist.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-20
March 2Sth the Date

Arrangements for a great state
wide meeting of the women of the
Victory Loan organization to be
held in Seattle at the Army and
Navy Club all day Friday, March
%, have been completed by Mrs.
Oyerton &. Mills, state chairman,
and her staff.
The meeting will be held on the
day Immediately preceding the
meeting of the State Organization
called by the State Chairman,
Joseph Swalwell in Seattle. Mrs.
A. S. Baldwin of San Francisco,
National Committee member, Will
attend the women s meeting.
The county chairmen of the
Woman's organization represent
ing 5000 workers for the Liberty
Loan, and the entire state commit
tee are expected to attend.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-20
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Methodist
To Celebrate 50th Birthday

This birthday celebration is of
special interest to all women, for
it has to do with the founding of
the Woman Foreign Missionary
Society, which occurred just fifty
years ago this coming Sunday,
March 23rd.
The Missionary Society will
have charge of the morning hour
of worship. Mrs. Il. A. Stephen
son, now of Seattle, but formerly
missionary in China, will speak.
At the close of her message Il iubi-
lee thank Offering will be taken to
show how grateful we, the women
of Nashon, are for the Gospel of
Christ, which gives us a place of
honor and respect among our fell
lowmen. How grateful are you
that you have come in touch with
Christian influences instead Of liy-
ing in Russia; glad you are not a
Turkish, Armenian, Chinese, Jap
anese, African or Indian woman z
Wherever the message OF Jesus has
gone the standard of womanliood
has been raised.
How much will you do TO help
the Missionary Society carry
on this great work
Come-Sunday morning--ll 100
o'clock--hear Mrs. Stephenson
and help celebrate.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
Log church next Wednesday af-
ternoon at . O'Clock. All are
urged to come early and prepared
to sew, as there is plenty of work
to do.
The st. Patrick Social given by
the League at the Log church on
Monday evening, was an enjoyable
event. The color scheme was ear
ried out to perfection-even to
the refreshments.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-20
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Mrs. U. Nishiyori was visitor
III Seattle the first of the week.
Mrs. Luella Rutledge of Tacoma
is the guest of Mrs. f. A. Weiss.
Gilbert Ward of Seattle was the
guest of Earl Banner over Sunday.
Mrs. j. G. Dubois went to Sc
attic OH Wednesday for n short
visit.
Charlie Gibson of Seattle visit
ed Vashon friends over the week
end.
Mrs. Il. Luther returned ON
Monday evening from IA visit in
Seattle.
Mrs. S. w. Jacobs of Seattle is
visiting friends aud looking after
property on the Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Maloney
of Tacoma visited relatives ON the
Island over the week end.
Messrs. Carver, Sisco and Reich
ert went claiming on Tuesday
and put to rout nice little flock.
0, Hague of Tacoma visited
friends on the Island last Friday
and Saturday, returning home on
Sunday.
Miss Phillips OF Seattle, former
teacher in the Vashon schools, was
the week end guest Of Miss Myrtle
VanOlinda.
Alfred and Merrill Ward and
Kenneth Lands came over from
Seattle on Saturday evening to at
tend the high school play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner Kimmel
have decided to make their home
on the Island and are preparing
to go to housekeeping soon.
Miss Myrtle Coleman returned
from Seattle to Rosebank Farm
the latter part of last week after
an extended visit with her sister.
Mrs. Mcgowan.
Miss Myra Jacobs CT Finland
visited the home folks at Pomona
Heights on Sunday, her first visit
since New Years day.
For shingles see w. V. Convey,
Vashon. The quality and price is
right. Phone 223.
Miss Alice Gerry received her
discharge from the Yeomeanette
service at Bremerton last Thurs
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well along in years, and he has
been quite i'll the past month.
Mrs. F. A. Bridgman was Wis
itor in Seattle on Wednesday.
The attention of stockmen is
called to the adv. of the Vashon
Garden Co.
You can get Tanlae at Garvin 5
500.
Auto service-iitney for hire
go anywhere. G. Middling, Bur
ton. Phone Red 81. ,
Read the Classified ads.