davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12
re STANISkAWOWA.

onegdaj wieezorem W sail Kosciu-
ski, odbyio sic nadzwyczajne posie-
d1enie czlonk6w miejscowego klubu
Tadeusza KoSeiuszki, dziaIajaeeso
PREY parafii Sw. Stanisiawa Kostki,
W sprawie ukohczonego festynu i
przyszlego bankietu. Pc Odczytaniu
Og6lnego sprawozdania z czynnoSci
odbytego festynu ma doch6d parafii,
okazaio sic, re festyn 6w przysporzyi
pokazna sumke. Zalatwiono kilka
waznych spraw dla dobra parafii i
klubu, a po zalatwieniu tychze, ma
wniosek prezesa p. J6zefa Grabo-
wieekiego, jednogioSnie indorsowa-
no p. Jana Piotrowskiego, ma PREY
szlego aldermana lei wardy. OBJ.
Piotrowski, Jest ezfonkiem komite-
~ parafialnego, oraz nalezy do ko-
mitetu dobrobytu W klubie KoSciu-
ski i zawsze i wszedzie bierze Gym
ny udziai W sprawach koScielnych i
narodowych. Pc odroczeniu posle-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12
Y GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

Stanislaw Lubin, LEGACY lat 33,
woznica piekarskiego wozu zostai
zabity ma krzyz6wce kolei G. R. and
I. ma Alpine ave. Lubin ME spo-
strzegf nadchodzacego pociagu i VIE
chat ma tory kolejowe. Zaraz po wy
padku pociag zatrzymai sic i wnie-
siono smiertelnie pokaleczonego ma
pociag i zawieziono do dworca Union
skad ambulansem przewieziono go
do szpitala sw. Magdaleny. umari
on W drodze 90 szpitala. Odniosi on
ciezkie rany ma giowie / caay levy
box byl z~miazdzony. Koh zostai Ia
bity ma mie.scu i w6z zupeinie strza
skany. Lubin byi 5onatym i pracowal
dla J6zefa Sobolewskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12
SOKOLI PREY
OKREGU NO. 2.

Kilka tygOdni temu zabohone zoStalo
k6fku pod nazwq Klub Sokoli PREY O.
kregu No. ., do kt0rego nalezec moga
~wy4acznie wSzyScy Sokoli i SokOlice
przynalezace do Zwiazku Sokof6w Pol
skich. Zapras1a sic wszystkie Sokolice
jak / SOko46w, kt6rzy maja zyzenie
pZystapic do tego klubu, by byli faska-
wi przybyc ma lekcye - tymczasem
ta6ce - W kaDda niedziele cd godziny
$3.50 po pofpdniu do godziny 6tej VIE
cz0r, gdzie beda mile widZiani. Klub
Sokoli Z~aiOAony jest w celu zaprOwa-
d1enia Zycia warZySkiegO, wyuczenia
ta6c6w narodowych ,urZadzenia przel
stawie1 t%eatralnych i r6znych popis6w,
ale gi6wnem celem jego jest, aheby MIC
d1iez p(ci Gbojga utrzymaG w .swej Ia
cznOsci z dala Cd r6lnych miejsc i Ia
baw, na jake niejednokrotpie uczesz-
GAIA, kt6re zadnego pOlytku ME przy-
nosza, Iecz jes7cze rujuja i wynara-
dawiaja nasza m1odziez.
A wiec wSzyscy, lt6rzy maja aycze-
ME, niechaj przybedq ma lekcye do So
kolni VIII straightforward pnr. 1916 Tell
pl, W czasie olac7onym.
Czo}em!
ZarZad Klubu SOkolegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12

dzenia, odbyla sic skromna przeka-
ska i tax zwany (smoker). Sekreta-
rem klubu jest oh. Wladyslaw Bar
wig.
y
Dzisiaj popoludniu, W sail Sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki rzucony bedzie
ma ekran pouczajacy obraz p. t..
Burning Question, oparty ma wy
padkach bylej wojny. Przedstawie-
ME dzisiejsze, pokazywane bedzie
w~yIacznie dla dzieci s~zkolnych. "
niedziele zaS, beda diva przedstawie-
mia: jedno dla dzieci, o godzinie
$3.50 p%opoludniu, drugie o godzinie
Sci ola starszych. Doch6d ma para
fie.
w niedziele, dnia Ago stycznia p.
r, odbedzie sic doroczny bankiet u
rzadzony staraniem miejscowych Au
bow. a mianowicie: Klubu Tadeusa
Kosciuszki / Klubu Pan Krolowe}
Dabr6wki, W wielkiej sail Sw. Stani-
slawa Kostki. Bilety nabywat MOI
ma Il czlonkin / czlonk6w powyz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12

szych klub6w. Blizsze s~zczegoly ban
kietu podamy p6zniej.
w druga niedziele stycznia T. p.
Liga Stowarzyszepia Alumnow szk6i
parafialnych urzadza przedstawienie
W sail sw. Stanisiawa Kostki.
w niedziele, 'dnia 1890 stycznia p.
r. chory z parafii sw. Jana Kantego,
odegraja %powt6rnie ma zadanie publ
cznoSci Sliczny melodramat p. t.
,,Chata "a VISTA, re spiewami i
tahcami.
Dnia 2,5go stycznia p. T., znane re
swyeh dramatycznych wystep6w,
K6iko Dramatyczne, skupiajace sic
PREY parafii sw. Jacka, W Avondale,
odegra W sail sw. Stanis}awa Kost-
XII, znany dramat p. t. ,Dwie Siero-
ty". Rezyserem sztuki bedzie p. ].
Kamedulski. Doch6d ma nowy ko-
Sci6I sw. Jacka.
W niedziele, dnia 1go lutego T. p.
Towarzystwo Polek i'm. Krolowej
Jadwigi, s~kupiajace sic PREY parafii
Sw. Stanislawa Kostki, urzadza ban
kiet ma wielka skale. Przygotowania
w toku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12
ZKAZIMlERZOWA.

A wiec W na5bliasza niedziele, DIN.
Ago b. m, odbedzie sic poswiece-
ME organu i wspanialy koncert ko-
scielny w nowym gmachu Swiatyni
Panskiei. Ceremonial poSwiecenia or
ganu odbedzie sic o godzinie 1880
wieczorem, ktorej dopetni X. Pra-
lat Franciszek Bobal, a kazanie "a
stoRwane do okolicznoSci wygfosi
prawdopodobnie miejscowy X. pl9-
boszez, Wojciech Furman. Pc tych
ceremoniach, rozpocznie sic pro-
gram koncertu, W kt6rym wystapi4
silly Spiewacze m~iejscowe i poza
miejscowe. Aranzerem koncertu jest
miejscowy organista p. Bronissaw
Kujawski.
:;
Cd niedzieli Ia tydDien, t. j. dnia
21go b. m, nastapi poSwiecenie NO
wego koSciola, kt6rego dopeini J. E.
X. Arcybiskup jerry Mundelein, przy
asyScie duchowie6stwa. Ceremonial
ia. odbedzie sic o godzinie 1890 ra-
no., PREY udziale wszystkich tows,
rzystw tax meskich jak i zenskich,
oraz caiej parafii. Popoiudniu o 60
dzfnie Sci, odbeda sic solenne ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12

szpory i wystawienie Najsw!' Sakra-
mentu. Pc nieszporach odbedzie sic
bankiet parafialny, PREY udziale du-
choYienstwa, wybitnych osobistoSci
i parafian.
Dzisiaj o godoinie Sci wieczorem,
odbedzie sic posiedzenie Stowarzy =
szenia Amerykahskiego Legionu,
Post No. 344, W sail OBJ. Skarpih--
skiego, PREY aarozniku Albany l
22ej ul. Oprocz fnnych waznyca
, spraw omawianych ma posiedzeniu,
odbedzie sic takze wyb6r nowego
zarzadu rs rok przysziy. Ws1yscy
czionkowie proAeni So o 3askawe
przybyeie. CT, kt6rzy ieszcze ME ma
lea do 'tego grona ex-zoinierzy, po-
winni sic zapisat, a ME p~ozafuja tego.
N
P~opularne K6iko JutrZenka, sku-
palace sic przy parafii sw. Kali
mierZa, urzadza wieczorek tax zwa-
ny ,,Bunco Party, W sobote, dnia
| logo stycznia W pawilonie parku
Douglas. Komitet urzadzajacy ten
wieczorek, przygotowuje niespodzia-
mex be- liku.
w domu PIP. Jana i Maryi Urban
skich, Fam. pnr. 242 S. Kedzie ave.,
zapanowala wielka radosc Z powo-
du przyjsciana SWAT tegiego synka'
kt6rego chrzest odby} sic W ubiegta
niedziele W koSciele p. W. Sw. kazt-
mierza. Matka i synek So PREY do
brem zdroWiu.
Sp6lka Budowniczo- Pozyczkowa |
Hasa O~szczednosci pod nazwa 40
lonii" bedzie mialo posiedzenie dzi-
siaj wieezorem, o godzinie 1880, W
sail PAM Luczak, pnr. 302S West
22ga utica.
w tych dniach oh. w. Skrzynecki,
byly kontraktor, otworzyl bilardo-
wnie pnr. $500 w. 28ej ul. Anna
torzy sportu powinni popierae swe-
go, zamiast udawaG sic W celu spe--
dzenia czasu do obcych.
W przys1ia srode, dnia 1880 b..
m, odbedzie sic posiedzenie loKalne-
60 Klubu Obywatelskiego, skupia-
jace sic prey parafii Sw. Kazimie-
RIA, W sail OBJ. Skarpihskiego, pnr.
1863 w. 22ej ul., o godainie Sci
wieczorem. Zarzad prosi ~wszystkich
czlopkow o stawienie sic ma posie-
dzenie. poniewaE So wazne sprawy
do zaiatwienia.
Oh. X. Lewandowski, wlasciciel
| skladu obuwia. pnr. 2N6 w. 22ej
ul., 20 kr6tkiej niedyspozycyi, wro-
Gil do Interest,". Nosi sic z mysla
| stworzenia polskiej akcyjnej fabryki
2 obuwiem, PREY pomocy innych do
brze mySlacych obywateli, kt6rym
przyszioSG Interest," polskiego ley Nd
sercu.
W przyszly poniedziaiek, dnia 10
b. m, odbedzie sic ~posiedzenie Tow.
sw. Benedykty, No. 244 q. N. r,
skupiaiacego sic PREY parafii sw.
Kazimierza, o godzinie Sci wieczo--
rem, W sail zwyklych pisiedzeh.
Polscy weterani Wojny S~wiatoweJ,
skupiajacy sic PREY parafii Sw. Kazi-
mierza, urzadzaja W wieez6r Sylwe-
| strowy, dnia SLIGO b. m, wieczorek
) rozmaitoSci W sail OBJ. Jana Kurlan-
da, PREY narozniku 25ej i Sacramen-
to ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12
BacznosG Naczelnicy Naczelniczki
Okregu 2 u. S. p.
Zarzad Klubu SOkolego,

Niniejszym rozkazem zawiada--
miam, re Gwiczenia i posiedzenie
Grona Nauczycielskiego Okregu 3D.
beda sic W niedziele, dnia AGO CRU
dnia. Cwiczenia odbeda sic W par
ku No. l Eckhardt, r6g Noble i Chi
cago ave. o godz. 9 do II W poludnie,
ma kt6re obowiazane So przybyG
wszystkie Naczelniczki i Naczelnicy
Gniazd Okregu 2 jak i wszyscy evil
czacy, kt6rzy maja ~zyczenie cwiczyc
wsp0lnie raZem, cZy to Sokoli, Czy tez
Sokolice. Ma posiedzenie Grona o.
b~owiazkowo maja sic stawic Naczel-
niczki i Naczelnicy Gniazd Okresu
. do biura Okregu p. n. 1868 Mil
waukee ave-, o godz. 12tej pc poiu'
dniu. ObecnoSc i punktualnosc wy
magma. Wazne sprawy So do zaia-
twienia.
Czolem.
j. Danek, Nacz. Okr.
J. Pfeprzna, P~odnaczel.
u. DeLatour, PodnacZ.
Nh Town Of Lake mona otrzymac
-DZIENNLK" " nastepujacych miej-
scach:
CICHOWLAZ -
II 4612 So. Lincoln Mica.
JANKIEWICZ.
1718 w. 4S-ma utica
MELzYNSKI -
1714 N. 48-ma uiica.
STREJSMAN -
1909 So. LOOMS utica.
HONDS -
Alma utica j Racine ave
LOPACINSK
1859 Gross ave.
s. ITALIAN -
51-szej / Halsted.
BOCHNIAK -
1915 w. 43-cia utica
WOJTKOWSKI -
1924 So. Ashland aye.
BRZOZTOWSKI -
1902 So. Throop III.
KRETOWICZ -
1898 So. Throop al.
Ma naroanHu - 47mej i Ashland ave.
CZARNIK - 49ta i Ashlnad ave.
M uaroznixu 51szej | Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12

Tow. Rycerzy Polski i'm. Tadeusza
Kosciuszki, or. 1914 U. p, bedzie mice
swe p%rzedroczne ~posiedzenie we VITO
rex, dnia 16go b. m, O godzinie Sci
wieczorem, W sail zwyklych posie--
dzen. Obecnosc wszystkich czlonk6w
Jest k~oniecznie potrzebna, poniewaz
bedzie wyb6r novel administracyi ma
rok przyszly i inne wazne sprawy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-03
BOCHE ASSEMBLY
TO RAT|FY PACT
BY END OF week
Ebert VIII Immediately Begin
to Enforce Terms,

PARIS, July The German Ia
tional assembly vii ratiiy the peace
treaty carly mex, week, and President
Ebert viii enforce the terms inn
mediatciy upon ratification.
The big five were notified 10 TIN,
effect by communication from the
Bauer government today in reply 10
the allied note that the blockade must
remain IN force until the treaty IS
ratified by the Germans.
The Germans in their reply express
the hope that simultaneously with the
lifting OF the blockade the repa,ria
ton OF the German prisoners OF war
wi begin. 1t is generally believed
this request viii be granted.
Much optimism was caused in Off
oial circles by tn German reply,
through It was somewhat counteracted
by Berlin reports received by the
French foreign office that the Ger
man communists are openly boas,ing
they will start a revolution. in few
DAYS, backed by money from Bella
Kun, the Hungarian soviet chief
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-03
MEXICO HAS NOT
PLANNED TO Get
MINING CONTROL
Good VIII and Faith viii
Make Friends.

NEW YORK. July J-On the eve
Of sailing for France, Gen. Candido
Aguilar, son.in.law and personal rep
resenta,iye of President Carranra of
Mexico, declared tonigh, tha, di-
ferences between the United States and
Mexico would be settled amicably II
the American people would trust IN
the good faith Of the Mexican gov
ernment, would not magnify and give
undue credencc to every tale of vio-
lcnce that purports 10 come out OF
Mexico and would uphold their owa
officials in Washington in their efforts
30 smooth ont diiilculties,"
The Mexican government" he said
has no desire 10 conilscate property
OF mine owners We arc not so sim
rlc-mindcd or unreasonable 20 sup
pose that any good could come from
such a policy We are Father looking
toward taxation system that will be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-03

perfectly wonderful time. You must
all come 70 luncheon with me some
day Ard must tell YOU. Mrs Ora
ham. how much | enjoyed that tea
Thank yor 80 much for giving me
those packet I'm gong TO cxper,
ucnt when get home lIo~ shall !
~ ~"
Miss HolCombe's Fears
marycled at her stupidity for she
had seen me make the tea bu' a few
minutes before
"it', the simplest thing possible" /
said "Put a packet in your 'clpJ'.
and pour about four cupilIs a.. lw,ug
water over il. In about one minute
ur a, most two, YOU will have q de-
Itr'ous cup Of tea
She knit her brow, FOR a second o,
# she were cudeayofing - n, The ll-
rcD'on' IN her mind
l'll remember" she sad ,'..'ly
"Guodhy everybody
She va, at the dooor before vc had
time T. answer and vanished down
the .tllrway as we were rhouNur
our ad'cux 10 her Alice HH'..mbr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-03
My Heart and
My Husband
Dy Adele Garrison
What Alice Holcombc Demanded Of
Madge

What Alice Holcombc Demanded Of
Madge.
\ LICE HOLCOMHE consulted
~ her wrist watch. then pushed
her chair back from the table
on which cur luncheon was spread
"Sofry to be a spoil sport" She
said, but ] must tell YOU tina, the
frs, bell viii ring 90 ten mlnu'c,"
There was a general ,curryiug. d
haSty picking up Of dishes and m.k
ing away Of food, for an uuwrrru
rule compelled u, ro lrlyc our teach.
crs' rest room m su.h ordc,H .lg.
dlton that no trace It our un.hc,
would be ~ evidence.
"Will YOU come with me. Mlic
and watch the Bayyicw .uu'h, and
maldens sitting AZ the feet OF Gaml.
llel plural IN the persons OF Mr,
Graham and me
Miss ilolcombc drawled the grrs
ton with apparent Carclc,ucss. hu
with eyes Sharpencl by worry 80.
ticed that she was watching onr prin
cpalS wife intcntly, listening with
anxiety for her answer.
Mrs. Stockbridge waited so pcrrcp.
tibly before answering that We all IN
voluntarily turned toward her Tire
most unobserying woman among n,
could have seecn that she wa, Re-
volvlng some scheme Of action IN he.
mind.
Thank you bu, must pet along
home. she said AZ last 1--WE had d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-03
EDGE DENIES ANY
BANKING C0NNIVlNG

WASHINGTON, July 3-Refcrring
to charges made in the senate Mon
day By Senator B6rah, republican vi
Idaho, that Nss York bankers back
ing the leagueVE nations, were seek.
ing 20 have congress underwrte an
International corporation to finance
purchase OF American products
abroad, Senator Edge, republican OF
New Jersey issued statement to-
rieht declaring the bill he ha, pre-
pared on that subject has no rcla
ton to the league plan.
The measure drawn after consul,a-
,ion with federal reserve board. prob
ably will he introduced soon after
congress rc-asScmbles next week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-03
REDS MAY TAKE VIENNA,
GERMAN ENVOY FEARS
nA Tho Awmlatrl pre... ,

BERLIN. Wednesday July l-
Im' yrn Stau,s. director OF tho
Dcu''che ban. and one oi the German
financial delegates at Versailles de.
Chrcd today that tnamial circles N
hcIiln acre gra,cb apprchrnSlvc That
Vienna usghI .hor,b fall into The
band, Of 'oc hol,htylk reports from
there indicating that 'he city is polii-
calIN % nmmcut danger N view Of
thr activities oi Iiungariin commun-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-03
Reed Says Trips
Oversee Will Be
Made in 6 Hours

NEW YORK July 5.-Rcgular
trans Atlantic aerial travel would
become reality within three years.
u interest m aviation evident ~
time OF war were continued in time
OF peace, declared Lieut. Com
mandcr Albert C. Reed, skipper"
Of the Nt-4 at a dinner given here
last night by the American Flying
club, IN honor ot the airman who
won for the American navy the
honor OF being the first to fly
acroS, the Atlantic.
Anyone who says we shall never
attain an altitude Of 5000 feet,
that VIC 'hall never he able TO eros,
to Europe IN the forenoon and re-
turn IN the afternoon, is most
courageous pcfson,swith courage
similar 10 those in the oldcn days
who ald that iron ships would
never work, asserted Commander
Reed.
FLAMES Buit Biggef.
Describing his cxperienceson his
flight from New Foundland TO Lis
bon Commander Reed predicted
thai IN the future gearing down the
propeller to obtain greater eff
cheney IN continuous drive of gas
oIrne motors would solve much Of
the present engine trouble expert
cnced on long flights.
Regarding the radio the results
obtained by the radio officer on the
NC-4 undoubtedly broke many pre-
You' records" he said He sen,
messages over 700 miles He heard
Boston talking over 1000 nautical
miles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-03

fair and equal to all whether they b.
Mexican or American,
We feel that the great natural re.
source, belong to the people but We
have no desire TO and shall not disturb
the private owner so long as he work,
the resources. He Is the legal owner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-03
ron INDOOR WORKERS
Hpfsfnftfs Ala ph.<ahs

hdded 10 drinking water stcEdlea tho
nerves oserComes exhaustion and supplies
Naluhhle tonic pfopeFtlss tAdV)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-30
EAST CALAIS

r. C. Goodall visited at Amos Board
mans in Wolcott on Sunday.
II G. Gray and family visited in Gloy,
er the first Of the week
John r. w. Bancroft was visitor al
j. w. Atwell's in Eden recently.
Margaret Sanders of Montpelier sem,
mary was at her home over the week
end
Mrs. Guy Bancroft was the guest OF
Mrs Mary Austin in Morrisville over
Sunday.
Miss Ellen Remission, who is attending
school in Lyndonville, was at her home
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Dwinell and daugh.
ter, Rachel, were visitors in Montpelier
recently.
Guy Bancroft was in Montpelier Sat
urday to attend the football game at
Montpelier seminary.
w. j. Coates has gone to Lowell, where
he is to do insurance work
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanders and chill.
dren were at Lake Willoughby on Sun.
day.
Lee Tebbetts has moved into the tene.
ment over the A. G. Dutton store.
NJ. ID. Hawkins and family were visit
ors in Newport on Sunday.
A. L. Bullock and wife of Barre visit
ed at Hermon Bullocks the first Of the
week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-30
WARREN

Dan Senior, w. +. Moore and Herbert
Blair were business visitors at Montpel-
Ter Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Lanon last week, also a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Day Of Nichols
vile, n, Y, Mrs. Elizabeth McCloud,
Charles Bragg and Mrs A. W. Parsons
of Barre visited at Naun Drews Sun
day.
The play given by the south hollow
school Friday night was success, about
$50 being realized
Wyman Tucker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Tucker is very sick
Howard Brooks was in Montpelier on
Sunday.
Those who are digging potatoes re-
port good many rotten ones.
Will Blair has opened harness, shoe
and watch repair shop in the south end
of the Dana block
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Richardson went
to-day to Springfield, Mass, for q 10
days vacation.
Miss Emma Robinson was in Mont
pelier the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Stone and three
children OF East Granville were guests
at Charles Stones last Sunday.
Irving Nealey was the guest of his
wife at George Ford's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ Long and Mrs. w.
Z. Sargent were in Waterbury last Fri
day.
DR.. j. L. Campbell will move in the
near future into rooms in H. w Brooks
house
Mrs. c. A. Lasher of Randolph is pass.
ing some time among friends in this vi
cinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McAllister and Mrs.
FLOYD Blake visited in Barre Sunday.
Mrs. Will Aldrich.of Stowe is visiting
Lee Aldrich's family for a few weeks
Harold LaMorder has bought the War
ner house and is moving into it.
Dan Ralph came home Saturday for a
few days visit,
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NORWICH

A son, Henry Clinton, was born Sept
u to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Barstaw
Miss Marjorie Martin is visiting her
friend, Miss Esther Cook, of Windsor
Carl Martin is entertaining his friend,
Mr. Claflin, of Croydon, ~ HI
Mr. and Mrs Everett Pattrell had a
son born at the Mary Hitchcock hospital,
Hanover, n. H., Sept H.
Mrs. Mclaughlin of West Burke has
been spending several days with her sis
ter, Mrs II. Fl. Ladue.
Carl Martin went Saturday to Provi-
dence, r. l., to attend Brown university.
Don Preble is entertaining his mother
and his brother and wife from Maine.
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RANDOLPH

Mr.. 0'Donnell, father of Rev NJ. >.
0'Donnell, left Monday morning for WI
l,nooski, where he will pass few weeks
with his son and then join Father o'Don-
nell at Poultney, to which place he has
been transferred. The new priest, Rev.
Lever, arrived here on Saturday after
noon and took possession OF the house
and in the near future expects his sister
to come and keep house for him. Key.
Lever ofliciated here and at the Bethel
church on Sunday
The canning of corn was completed at
the factory last week and now the la
beling win be done, which will cover
some time During the season, 10000
cases were put up. The corn is OF good
quality, no frost having damaged it.
Mrs. Nellie Morse, after visiting her
daughter and family, Mrs. Ernest Nc
Intosh, for few days, left for her home
in Waterbury Center, on Monday.
/, Mrs. Nettie Xix has sold her house
on School street to Henry Ahern OF Will
Jamestown, who will take possession OF
the same soon, coming here with his
family to live. Mrs. Rix viii take apart
ments in the Martin block on Randolph
avenue. Her daughter, Mrs. Robert Mayo
of Northfeld will be here for few
days to assist her in making the change.
| Mrs. Bert Farnsworth returned Mon
day from Roxbury, where she has been
to visit her father, Stephen Butterfield.
Miss Mary Stockwell left Monday
morning for East Granville to begin
teaching for the fall term.
A special village meeting has been
called for Tuesday evening, Sept. 30, to
see if the voters will instruct the school
| directors to establish medical inspection
in the graded school If voted, Miss
| Kate Parmentier, the new Red Cross
nurse, will have charge OF it.
Charles Noakes, Max Thomas and
Frank Tucker returned Tuesday from
Alexander, Manitoba, Canada, where
they were employed during harvesting
Mrs. Noakes stopped off at Sherbrooke,
p. O., for few days.
Dwight Granger and Ralph Noble have
entered Dartmouth college; Miss Anne
Gilbert Bell, Smith college, Northamp-
ton, Mass; Miss Dorothy Tucker, Jack
son college, Boston Cyril Angel has
also returned to Tuck school at Dart
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Morrison are
visiting in St Johnsbury, their former
home, for few days.
Rev and Mrs. Fraser Metzger, Leslie
Morse and Miss Elsie Osgood and Mr.
and Mrs. H. w. Morse of Brookfield
were in Leominster, Mass, last Wednes-
day evening to attend the wedding of
Charles C. Morse and Miss May X,
Howe. The couple will return here to
reside, where Mr. Morse is interested in
the firm of Sargent, osgood & Roundy.
The bride has been a successful and pop
ular teacher in the graded school here
for several years and will be warmly
welcomed as a permanent resident.
Mrs Emma Gorham visited her sister,
Miss Edna Parish, in Mortified last
week
Mrs 0smond Creaser and son, who
were over Sunday guests at the home of
Mrs. l. J. Blakely, left here Monday
morning for their home in Newport, n. H.
William N. Packard of Lynn, Mass,
was here last week to visit his father,
+. H. Packard. who is confined to his
room by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Bridges are
stopping in town for time and Mrs.
Bridges Is employed in the store Of D. L.
Chadwick.
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Stymest, b. A.
EAST HAVERHILL, N. H.
Gsnnett, H. D.
EAST RYEGATE
Wallace, Geo. B.
GR0T0N
Groton Garage
HAVERHILL, N. H.
Atkins. w. G..
Page g. Son, w. H.
McIND0ES
Goodrich, j. H.
Stewards Garage
NEWBURY
Hale, Jas. b.
Webb, H. A.