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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-26
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Mrs. Collins of st Johnsbury is spend
ing the week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Cole. -Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Pike
and A. E. Pike and family visited rela-
tives in Irasburg Sunday.-Augusta C.
Dustan was operated upon for removal
of tonsils Thursday.--Mr. and Mrs. f. T.
Wheeler gave a tea party in honor of
Miss Martha Wilson's birthday. Friday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Peterson.
Miss Marion and Mrs. E. NJ. Town and
daughter, Harriet, spent three days in
Burlington last Week.-Mrs. Julia Gard
ner Of New York City Is the guest of
Mrs. "A c. Dustan.-W. l.. Dustan was in
Lyndonville Saturday on business.--Mr
and Mrse. F.. r Wheeler are spending
the week at his brothers in Orleans.
also attending the centennial celebration
in that village.-Myrtle Robbins Is not
as we'll and a council Of doctors was call
ed Saturday, The congregational Sunday
school will hold a picnic at the Coburn
camp Saturday and everyone is invited
to attend this annual gathering.-Mrs.
Fred Root and daughter, Marion have
heen spending a week AT her parents home
in Greensboro-FredG Goodwin and family
have returned from A weeks camping
trip at Lake Hosmer.-Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Lyon and two children OF Morris
vile were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. y. b.
Williams over the week end.-Henry ".
Stevens was in St Johnsbury on busi-
ness Monday-Mr. and Mrs. y. r. Will
liams were in St. Johnsbury last week
attending the wedding of a relative.
Gordon and Henry Hanson of Barton
are visiting their aunt. Miss Martha Pat
erson-The opening OF the academy has
been postponed until September 7th.-Mrs.
Della Pike Of Chicago, Ill, is visiting at
A. B. Pixies.
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BENSON

Friday was A red letter day IN Benson
The G. \. r. men of the State held their
annual reunion. There were Ga veterens
present and about as many W. r. c.
women Dinner was served free at the
Methodist Church. A program by the Vet
Grams Association was we'll carried out
at the hall. The chief attraction were the
address by Major Idle. of Ticonderoga
\. Y, and the music by Mrs. Cornela
Conklin, of Rutland. The latter is a
vocalist Of unusual merit. After a few
brief speeches by the veterans, the pres.
ident of the day, w. J. Cummings. called
on Major Idle. who Is an ex-seryice man
and clergyman. He spoke from prac-
tical knowledge and maintained that the
United States is the nation to regulate
the world and to keep the Occident and
Orient In peace. The Veterans associa-
ton elected Judge Horton president of the
order.-The Rev. Dana Fish of Castle
ton was here Friday.-Mtss Jane Foley,
Of Bellows Falls. is a guest at John Bar
ber's-A baseball game was played Fri
day between the Green Mountain Boys
of lake Hortnnia and the local team.
The visiting team won with a score OF
Il to S.-Mrs. William Jones, who has been
visiting at Bert Vests for several weeks,
returned home Saturday. Mrs. Jones. a..
though IS years old, is mentally and
physically active.-Mr. and Mrs E H.
She rman. who have heen at Hyde Manor
since the first of May. returned home tbs
past week.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs. !. +. Mead and daughter Of Holly
wood, Cal, called on friends last week
Prof and Mrs Brown and daughter
who have spent their vacation here, have
returned to their home in Columbus. Ohio
Miss Cora Mason Of South Lawrence
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Nutting.--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooley
were In Waitsfield last week, guests at
MIR. and Mrs GroveS.-Mr. and Mrs. lrv-
ing Royce of sheldon were guests Of his
sister, Mrs. l.. j. Labounte few DAYS
last woek.-Mr and MIS- Edward Bod
gett of Springfield. Mass. are ocupyins
their cottage here-NIiss Lucinda Narce
was In Woodstock last week.-The only
candidate for town representative for the
primary ballot so far, is George r. Temple
progressive farmer of Randolph Center
He is well qualified and would make a
good member of the lower house
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CRAFTSBURY

Or +. S. Dillingham;, aged So years. died
Sunday morning at 1890. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The Rev. O. r. Wells
officiated. The remains were taken to
Johnston and placed in the family lot. The
services were under the direction of the
Masons and many accompa MED the re-
mains to their last resting place in Johns
ton. He leaves wife. one uncle and sew
eral cousins to mourn his loss MIR. and
Mrs j. n. Leavitt, accompanied by their
guests. made a trip to Lake Champlain
Saturady.-Mr and Mrs. 6. r. Lathe. Mr.
and Mrs. H G. Hartman and Mrs Lola
Allen were called to Lyndonvile Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. ].
Buttles.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wheeler
of North Craftsbury are spending this
week at Orleans.-Mrs. Clara Brown Of
Orleans was a weekend guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs n H Kinney-N
L. Sawyer, family and friends called on
friends in Waterbury Sunday-Fred
Kemp, who underwent a serious opera ton
a few weeks ago. is able to he out-Mr.
and Mrs r. W. Noodle were business Wis
itors In Orleans Ssturday.-Mrs Whitney
and Mrs. Hartman visited in Greensboro
Saturday.-Mrs. w. c. Farman Of Troy
was a guest of Mrs. y. H. Kinney Sat
urday
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Rutland County
BRANDON

At meeting Of the Rutland County
Veterans association. held at Benson last
Friday. n A. Brink of c. j. Ormebee
Post. No. IL. G. A. r.. Of this town was
elected vice-prssident OF the association
The ChautAuqua closed here Friday
evening with an entertainment by the
Varsity Chinese club and a lecture by
Lieut.. Bevin w. Maynard on the Motor
Troubles of Society" The Chautauqua
Will return next year, there being over
100 guarantors already on the contract
for next year--Mr. and Mrs r. H..
Everest have returned from Littleton.
n r., where they were called by the
death of Mr.. Everest's brother Fremont
Everest. who was instantly killed by
being electrocuted last week Monday
Mrs. II. A. Baird and son, IL. A. Baird, Jr,
who have been spending several weeks
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. II, +.
Cook have returned to their home IN
Waverly, r. Mrs. Edward Bashaw is
able to he out again after being con-
fined to the house for two weeks by i'll
ness.-Miss Edna Baldwin returned last
Saturday to her home in Shoreham after
spending week with Miss Catherine
June.-A number of children of this town
started to canvass the residents few
days ago 10 see how much money could
be subscribed for the purpose of getting
equipment for use of the children for
their playground, Up to the present time
they have met with excellent success.
over $50 having been subscribed, Anyone
who has not been canvasSed and desires
to contribute to the fund may leave
money with Mrs, F. f. Kingsley at her
home on Grove street or at the free
library, w Votey and c. F, Doty of
the State Board OF He Y were in town
in their official capacit, Saturday regard
ing the sanitary equipment for the. new
theatre which Is being completed.-Mrs.
Raymond Hawley OF Billings. Mont. Is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Cora and
Susan Talbot of Park street
Henry Lessor, for many years resi-
dent Of this town, died at the Soldiers
Home In Bennington last Saturday. He
was born In Sudbury October II, 1914.
He is survived by one daughter Mrs.
II. j. Griswold of this town. He was
one Of the original members of Co. H
5th. Vermont, enlisting from Brandon
September 5th. 1851 He enlisted Decem
her Is. 1854 was promoted to corporal
April 1855 and was mustered out June
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Washington County
MONTPELIER

r.. l.. Field, who has been employed for
some years in the tax commissioners
office, has resigned and has been ap>;
pointed water commissioner in Northfield.j
He has been trustee Of the village forl
many years and having supervised thel
installation Of the water system is WELD
acquainted with it, Mr. Carpenter. then
former commissioner, has resigned fromi
the office.
Mrs. Julia Campbell, aged 60 years. died<
at the home of her daughter in Waits =
field Wednesday Aug. 1s and that night
the body was brought to Montpelier ford
the funeral and burial which took
place Saturday afternoon. Tho deceased
was a widow OF the late George Camps
bell. he had been in poor health for sona.j
years, hut had lived with her daughter1
in Waitsfed since last fall She is sur-1
vived by a sister Mrs. Eunice DAVIS OF
BOSTON: two brothers, George Belville Oh
Walden and Allen Belvile OF Worcester,
a daughter. Mrs. Edward Wilcox Oh
Waitsfield and a grandson. Haroldsw,
Davis, manager of a garage in Burlfng>1
ton.
The city of Montpelier will pay TO the3
State treasurer this year s42 25s in taxes, !
of which $50. +0S will be direct state taxi
1881 for highway money and s7,925.Statsj
school money.
George Tnkham, who was arrestedyorr1
the charge of support of his family.(
has appeared In City Court and has been3
sentenced to the House of Correction ford
not less than two nor more than siS'3
years His family are residents on
Groton. therefore they will have to be
cared for by that town probably duriuasl
the time he is in prison.
The Springfield Chamber Of Commenced
haS a1nI al % ,so ~
office of the secretary of State for the
is no capital stock The papers ara1
signed by F. w. Wheeler, F, f. Moir, !
A, c. Bowman, G. s. Grosvenor and HID.
Casey of Springfield
Charles Def. Bancroft has completedi
his census of the schoo! children in thel
city, total of 1,75o or So more than lastJ
year. There are 1873 of kindergarten ageI
and 759 girls and 75S boys of school age,
making a total Of Isis of school age, ex- :
Guiding the kindergarten children.
The marriage of ], Raymond Allen OF
Montpelier and Miss Marion Sandman Of
Springfield. Mass, took place at St.
Miohaers rectory in Springfield at nina
o'clock Saturday morning. They were
attended by Henry Sandman and Miss
Celia Sandman. brother and sister of tha
bride. A wedding breakfast followed thA
wedding at the home of Mrs. HENRY
Sandman. the brides mother, After Al
wedding trip they will reside at Is Clind
street The groom is employed by AllerA
Bros, while the bride has lived for some{
years in Springfield
B, A. Sumner has sold his interest ini
the Quebec & Vermont Power Co. to
C. X. Thompson at par value. He has
CONTINUED On page 1O) 4
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20, 1865 The body was brought to
Brandon and burial was in st. Mary's
cemetery Monday morning Molly Bar
nard left Monday for New York city
ana Boston where she will remain for
several days.-Dr. and Mrs George T.
norton went Monday to Boston WHARF
DR.. Norton will attend the National
Dental meeting which Ia being held
there this week. the trip was made by
automobile-The school census shows A.
total OF Ole pupils, pa boys and 272
Riris-Miss Mary Devlin has returned
TO her home in Rutland after beine in
town In the interest of the Red Cross
work Will be resumed this fall.-M A.
i Sturtevant and family went last Sstur-
Gay to Buckfield, Me. where they will
spend a week with relatives.--s. Ber-
| trand OF Montreal has purchased the
George Bacon farm in the Arnold Dis
trict and will take posse ssion Noverl-
Der firts--John Dram and friend from
New Haven Conn. are visiting at the
, home OF his mother Mrs. j. c. Dram
for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs James II. Whelden and
MI and Mrs F. w. Briggs are on an
automobile trip to Montreal and Quebec
Mrs W. c. Gpson and son. Merrill. went
, Tuesday to Burlington to visit relatives
FOR several days.-Dr George T. Norton
:" noS'o" taxing course IN prepara-
w" i'' MS ne" Array equipment winch
~ SUM 10 Hstall'-Mrs George
W. NehheN ana MISS Louise Mish
ven ,'o"uHS nlSh, 10 boston 10 spend
,a' uaES WIN Iflenhs.-Mlss PauIine
p' zen VI fort Nhester' " y, Is Vi~t-
"'S "'Ss Mdrcuetue Johnson OF carver
S',eet.-N''ss "a H. Shattuck OF Rutland,
VIM mas oeeh Visitlng at the nome OF
,H'S' ". o. rogers mas returned to her
,,'"e'- ne BRANDON SCHOOLS VIII open on
"fP.emner Is. An interesting course OF
S'uoN mas peeh arranged and large
enrolment Is expected. All students in
,erested should write or call on A T.
| fatN' prlnclpaL-Mrs. George A. Guilty,
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BAKERSFIELD

Prof. Wesley Wells, who has been
pending the summer with relatives in
pwn, left last week to spend two weeks
Boston on his way to his work at
lobby College in Maine.-D. B. Cowan
nd daughter, Leila. went last week to
herbrook, F. O., with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Powers of Richford-The remains
T Haskell Mayo, a member of the 2sth
Division. A. f. F.. who died in France
I the close of the war, arrived here
thursday and were buried at East
rankin Saturday. The Rev. G. c. Nc
Donald oficiatcd.-The funeral of Mrs.
knne Leach. who died at the home Of
err daughter in Wateryille Wednesday,
Fas held at the Congrega tioral Church
urday afternoon ut two O'Clock. The
eev. Mr.. Hessel ofhc!a.ed assisted ny
he Rev. Mr.. Re.d.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Held, who have been visiting IN town
he past two weeks, have returned 20
heir nome in Hebron, Maino.--Mr. and
FRS Reuben Ovitt are at home after a
wo weeks stay az their camp al Lake
arrni.-Miss Marion Giddings has re-
lrned from Watervile. where she was
allied by the illness and death of her sis
kr Mrs, Anne Leach.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. o. Start spent part of last week at
NTH, who Is spending the summer in
fiddehury, was a Weekend guest at the
ONE of his mother. Mrs. w. w. smith,
Mrs. Fred Potter is visiting friends In
Eorthfeld-Mr. and Mrs. william Pear
on of Essex Junction We're Sunday guests
/ Mrs Maude Pearsons Miss Doris
Pearson and Miss Doris Grow spent Mon
ay in Burlington.-Mrs, Franklin p
bwinel is visiting her mother. DR..
bwinell is expected from New York about
(eptember Mrs. w. w. Smith has pur-
hased a hone in NIiddlebury and ex-
ects to move there this fall.-Prof c. II
Ierril has moved his family home from
AXE Carmi. where they have been fol-
he summer-Mrs. Parmelia Powell and
hidren are spending a few days ir
Iheldon.--The Young Ladies' Auxiliary OF
he Congregational Church will give a
nusical entertainment Al Academy hal
ext Friday evening Sunday, August
Q, will be the last Sunday for both Mr.
Iessel of the Methodist Episcopal Church
nd Mr. Reid of the Congregations
church. They return to their Theological
chools this fall to finish their worE
they have served their churches and the
community very faithfully and have wor
many friends in their short stay among
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

Miss lnez Litchf1ed Of this place and
Arthur Merriam Of Nashua. n. H., were
married At eleven o'clock August Is at
the nome Of the brides sister, Mrs. f. r.
Bixby and left Immediately for short
trip and then to their home. An error
was made in the report, printed last
week in the names OF the parties.
The entertainment THE Rose Girl"
was well attended and a success in every
way. The exact amount Of the proceeds
however have not vet been ascertsined,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrook left at an early
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Beividere boys crossed hats with the
local team saturday on LaPan's meadow
with score Of so / in favor of the
home hoys.-Mrs. y. r. Reynolds is hav-
ing her residence painted C. B. Richards
was at Metcalf Pond Friday night fish
ing and reports A fine catch.-A COM
mttee meeting OF the American Legion
was held Friday evening at Morse's hall
Mrs. Rousseau and sons were in Hard
wick Friday.-Mr and Mrs A. M,Car-
penter and daughter. Mrs. Anna Robert
son, were in Burlington Friday-Mr. and
Mrs. \. !. Saxby of Charlotte Mich
were recent visitors at the home of A. NJ
Carpenter.-Mrs. Rowley Of North Fer
risbur- visited Mrs. Anna Robertson
Tuesday.-Mrs. Della Rousseau has
rented tenement at Johnson and
moved there Monday.-Harold Conant of
the kurn Hattn Homes is spending his
vacation with his mother here.-Mr. and
Mrs. \. Baldwin Wood and Miss Dora
Day of Milton Roro were visitors at the
home Of f. A. Wood Saturday and Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs l.. H. Burbo and sons
with Mrs. Soirell and Miss Viola Houde
of Burlington We're visitors at Della Rous-
seau's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Per-
rault Of Burlington We're at II J. Tooles
Sunday. Frank Fulllngton had one Of his
Span Of mules die from lockjaw last
Week.-Mrs. Roxanna Thomas has re-
turned home from her vacation spent at
Belvidere.-C. c. Scott and G. II. Scott
of Rnghamvile visited their sis
ter in Burlington Sunday.-Miss
Helen Collins of Johnson, who was
the county delegate at the Chris
tan Endeavor Convention at Silver
Bay, will speak at the church at 1890 a.
m. on sunday the 29.--Mr and Mrs. A..
B. Wood and Miss Day returned to their
home at Milton Boro Monday morning
after a weekend visit at F. A. Woods
A good sized audience listened to a fine
sermon A. the church Sunday morning
by the Rev. A. 6. Moody former pas
tor here.
The Rev. A. G. Moody has left for his
home in Minneapolis, Minn.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Thomas of Randolph. who are
spending the summer at their cottage at
Greensboro were visitors a F.. A. Woods
Tuesday.-Clayton Rugg has purchased a
garage at St. Alhans in partnership with
Harry Flood and has gone into business
there.-Mrs. Della Rousseau is TO have an
auction Saturday at one o'clock of her
farm recently sold TO Messrs Wright and
Parkhurst of Newport.-Mr. Tooles Of
Burlington has been A guest of his brother
this week.-A wedding anniversary and
dance was held with Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Dodge Monday evening
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thar Judse Giipin till thu hrst ~ thx

Their Judge Gilpin. It'll the nrst Of the
week when he and his aunts. Mrs. Har-
vey Williams and Mrs. Alva Hitchcock
Of Providence, go to Newport to visit his
sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller. who Ia in camp
at Farrant's Point for the summer-Mrs
Webb Porter, of Montreal, came to remain
with her husband until Tuesday.-Miss
Jacobs has been engaged to teach in the
grammar department In the village this
fall and Miss Emily Shetra. Of Lowell
Is to come back for the third year.-Mr
and Mrs. Joseph Sherbert spent Satur-
day in North Troy.
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WATERVILLE

Mrs. John Lumbra is visiting her
auehter in New Hampshire.-Dr. Nathan
krnilie of Philadelphia Is spending his
|acation with his brothers, l.. V, and
N. p. Smilie.-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
rrnstrong are visiting Mrs. Armstrong;
larents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Darrah.-
hrs. Ann Leach passed away at the home
II her daughter, Mrs Fl. A. Jackson,
august 10. There was prayer service
In the house Sunday by the Rev. Amy
n Rogers. Burial was in Bakersfield
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
,Con;inued from Gage =

pc Boston & Maine railroad and is fore.
pan on the new ta!o mill bltidinC-Mrs
william Warner spent last week with her
pm, horace, returning TO Stowe Monday,
fhere she is keeping house for Jack Sar-
|ent.-Miss Lizzie Pike is assisting in
he Saleeby store for a few weeks Miss
laura Fields is having a few weeks va
fton from her duties In the Saleeby
fore.-B. A Hunt came home from Wa.
Frloo. y. H, Saturday and with lis broth
s. DR.. Goodwin. from Ardmore Okla,
! taking fishing trip.-The remains Of
FRS. Joseph Fay arrived Friday from
keene. y. II. A short service was held
the grave in Lamoile View cemetery
" the Rev. F. w. Hazen Burial was be-
fde her husband. Her daughter. Julia.
accompanied the remains.-Mr. and Mrs.
|tilman Stone, Of Lunenburg, Mass, and
|. H. Raymore were callers on Mr. and
Frs D. 5. Scott recently.-Frank r..
learns spent Sunday with his family
ere, going Monday to Charlestown. y. H.
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WOLCOTT

Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Twiss and Mr.. and
PRS c. j. Hoyt are visiting friends in
futland.-Mrs. Hattie Hubbell is a guest
Il the home Of her brother in Morrisvile
tMss Ethel Taylor is home from Bur
|ngton for an indefinite stay because OF
Ter mothers health.-Ermine Boardman
flcceeds Guy Baker Al the grist mill and
as already rented the rooms over Mrs.
|. NJ Belnont's. Ruth Davis has con-
uded her engagement in Wlliston and re-.
1lrned home. George l.. Pierman is work
tg on the milk train.-George White has
purchased Guy MCKinistrY's place near
fottersvllle and expects to move here soon
Fom Calais.-Mr, and Mrs. l.. +. Jennings
Il St. Johnshury were in town the last
the week. Harvey Bennett passed Sun
Jay al his home in East Fairield.-George
Richardson and family attended the
poying family reunion at Albany Satur-
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CAMBRIDGE

AIRS. NJ o. CLARK was taken Thursday
10 the Fanny Allen hospital. where she
underwent an operaton..-Mr. and Mrs.
vernon Torrance have been spending a
week at Mr.. Torrance home In Upper
Jay. N. Y.-Chauncy Cook OF Burlington
IS spending two weeks vacation with
his brother, Leslie Cook Mr. and Mrs.
C. 7. Morgan and daughter of Richmond
spent Sunday at W. NJ. Smith's.-Mr and
Mrs Carlysle Wells of Springfield. Mass
were In town Tuesday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. W. Smile of Gary,
Ind, are spending some time in town
visiting relatives.-Nr. and Mrs. r. NJ
Waterbury of st, Adams have been guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. Earle Gates this week
Fred Gravelieu and family are moving
in to the A. l., Brush tenement.-Mr.
and Mrs Harry Brown of Springfield
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Lang.-D, l.. Briggs of Albany, n. Y,
is spending vacation with his mott her
Mrs. w. u. Wlley.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Ellsworth Of Rutland were visitors at Mr..
and Mrs. Merritt Ellsworths Tuesday and
Wednesday-Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Sill
loway and daughters Of Wolcott were
visitors at Frank Buffers Tuesday
Loren Case Of Los Angeles. Cal, Is visit,
ing OF the home of ]. s. Kingsley.
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Nulhur7l Austin of Manchester Conn. is
Vs,tinc his grandmother. Mrs. Eva
Mann.
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EDEN

The Rev. Malcolm Dana, =. D., Of New
York. director Of the Rural Work Depart
ment Of the Congregational Home Mis-
sionary Society will speak at the Corners
next Sunday morning and at the Mills in
. ba
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Continued On page 10)
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-07

Pay your taxes this week.
 Mrs. l. A. Blakely is in Malvern for a visit with relatives and friends.
 J. w. Holt, of Clinton, South Caro- lima, is in the city visiting, and is the guest of W. B. Waller.
 ------------
 "The Microbe of Love" has caused many a downfall. Learn all about it at the High Schol Auditorium on Apr. 12 at eight o'clock.
 No danger of scorching your clothes if we clean and press them. Our work is absolutely guaranteed or you pay us nothing. Porter Bros. Steam Laun- dry and Ddry Cleaning Plant. 7t3
 At the city election held here yes terday the following were elected with out opposition: Mayor, Randolph P. Hamby; Recorder, Charles H. Tomp- kins; marshal, Pug Willingham; treas urer, Wren Scott; aldermen, John A. Davis, Joe A. Bailey, R. L. Blakely, Joe R. Hamilton, Ira Gee, J. D. Cor nish, Arthur Westmoreland and L. P. Beidelman. MT. Hamby was re-elect- ed for the fifth term as mayor, and Chas. Tompkins for the fourth term as recorder, and Mir. Scott for the fifth term as treasurer.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-07
F. WARD MILLER QUITS
 EDUCATION WORK


 Little Rock, April 7-F. Ward Mil Ter, one of the states best known edu- cators, is quitting school work for other fields of endeavor. He has been principal of schools in Little Rock, Hot Springs, and Texarkana, and has also been in the office of the Sta Superintendent of Public Instruction. For the last few years he has been re- presenting a school book publishing house. He has now accepted posi- tion in the Agricultural Department as member of the force of feed and fertilizer inspectors. He will begin lis Gut-es next Monday, April 12.