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The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
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Notice is hereby given that the Board of Assessors of Road Improvement Dis- trict No. 2. of Polk County. Arkansas. have placed in the hands of the uflder- signed as President of the Board Of Commissioners of said Board of Com missioners of said Road District their report of the assessment of benefits made ny them against the several and particular tracts Of land and other real property fin said District, and the fol- lowing lands railroads tramroada telegraph lines. telephone lines and pipes lines are affected, to wit:
 south, Range 30 West. lying south and east of the right of way of the Kansas City southern Railroad; also Sections Ss S 24 ss 2s Y q ss' 2a 7 ad as' ao 2 3i. S5 and ae in Township south. hange 70 West; also Sections | 2, a 4 n and l2. in Township 3 south. Range 30 West; also all of Townshlp 7 south, Range % West. south Of shs cuachita River; also Sections l. 2. 3,
 Q g. 9; 10. I, t2 15, II IS. 22. 29 West: also all Of Township 2 south Range 2S West. south of Ouachfta. River; also all Of Townships and ( City southern Railroad, the See weafsTs Fsshsns Union Telegraph Company lines fhe southwestern Bell Telephone Company lines ines and the Mena and Black Springs Telephone Company lines
 Now therefore. all persons. firms or corporations owning land or other real property within the boundaries of said itoad District and who are agerieved by reason of the assessment are called upon to appear before said Board of Assessors on the 2Sth day of May. 1920 at the courthouse of Polk County, at Mena, Arkansas. for the purpose of having any wrongful or erroneous as- sessment corrected.
 Given under my hand as President of the Board of Commissioners of Road Improvement District No. g. Of Polk county Arkansas. on this the 18th dar of May. 1920 e. w PETTY
 lresident of the Board of Comfnis-
 sioners of Road Improvsment Dfx- trict No. g. Of Polk County, Arkansas. Adv.--First pub, May IS. 1920.
 Last pub. May 27s 1920.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
PROPOSED LEGIsLATIvE AmnND-
 MENT.
Proposed Amendment No. 14. to the
 Cons ntnfion of Arkanans.

Proposed Amendment No. 14, to the
 Consutution of Arkansas.
 Amending Section 1 of Article 3 of the Constitution of the State of Arkan- sas. as amended lay Amendment No. 3, adopted January 14th, 1909; providing that every citizen of the United States having the prescribed residence in the State, except those deprived of the right by law for the commission eff felonies. shall ke allowed to vote at any election, upon exhibiting a pcil tax receipt or other evidence of pay ment of poll ta~ providing that per- sons attaining majority after time of assessing taxes and before election. possessing the other necessary qnali- fcations. shall be permitted to vote; providing that judges of election shall mark or stamp poll tax receipts al the time of voting to prevent the holder thereof from voting more than once at an election; and declaring iI the purpose of the amendment to deny right of suffrage to aliens and to confer the right of suffrage equally upon mer and women. without regard to sex provided that women shall not be com pelled to serve on Juries.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
" LIKE THIS II MENA
Cases Being Published | Eech Issue.

Cases Being Published in
 Esch Issue.
 following ease is but one Of occurluE daily in Mena. It is y matter to esrify it. You can k for better proof.
 Smith, retired, 705 9th St,
 Several yee1's ago I was talk |h kidney consplaint. had ter Jackaches all the time. There dull. heavy pain just across my .s The kidney secretions were colored and burned in pas I had to get up three or four at night felt tired all the nd had terrible dizzy spells. of Deans Kidney Pills and ! t would try them. They re me from fhe start and after
 three hoxes my back was and my kidneys acted regular Ianka 10 Doar's Kidney Pills.
 soc. at ai' dealers Don't
 ask for kidney remedyget Kidney Fi1ls--the same that nth had Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. N 7
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
JoAR SHORTAGE A FAKE
aent Declares Present Prices
 Are Pure Inflatlon." l.

ew York. May 20.-The National 'ves and Fruit association an- |ed here today that its members l ny out Of the sugar market until
 ice of sugar comes down from |ssent high level. The association
 to represent S5 percent of the |actnrefs of the country who Jams. je11ies and preserves
 so-called shortage of sugar does
 isf, read q statement by Marcus |nore. president of the associa- who has investigated available sS with the help of the depart | ,f Justice and Representatives of lining industry. Present prices ent pure inflation, caused thru ng by sugar speculators."
 said that with the sugar that
 .eady been received in this coun- | Id the amounts contracted for
 'aiIabie on the Cuban market, an
 of more than 100000 tons over Tears total Consumption is in .I
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
C0MMIssTONERs sALn

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of the authority and direc- tions contained in the decretal order Of the Chancery Court of Polk Conn fy. made and entered on the f3fh dav of April. A. D. 1920. in certain cause tNo. so0) then pentiing therein between J. K. Turner. complainant, and NJ E Johnrow and L. M. Johnrow, defend- ants, the undersigned, as Commtseioss CT or said Court. will offer for sase Mf pubic yendue to the highest bidder nf the $. 10. door or entrance of the counfy Courthouse. in which said Court fs held. In the County of Polk within the hours prescribed by law for 3udicIaf sales on the 5th day of June A. D- 1920. the following described real as tate, to wit: Si1 SWh. and ze acres in lhe southwest In a square block in the southwest Quarter Of the North ueef quarter. Section 6. and the Southe1xt Quarter of the NEh In Section 2. Township South, Range s1 Werx containing 130 acres in all. in Polk County Arkansas.
 TERMS OF SALE: On credit nf three months. the purchaser being r,e- quircd to execute a bond ns reauIrea hv law and the order and decree of safd court Tn said cause, with approved ee- curity, bearing interest at the rate Of ~, Vvf cent per nnnuIn from date Of sale until paid. and Hen being re- talned on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money. ,, Given under my hand this 2th day oss MAY A !. lee1@e. V. l.. PARKER
 Commissioner in Chancerv AdV.--First pub. May l3, 1920.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
NOTICE or FILING OF PETITION To
 CONFIRM TITLE TO REAL EsTAT Trr

Notice Is hereby given that there f,ae been nled In my office as clerk of the Chancery court Of Polk County. ArkaT,- sas, petition for the confirmation og title to the following lands lying and being situate in Polk County. Arkar~ 7 sas, to wit: The South part of the NEx SWM, being more particuiaflv descrih~ ed as follows: Beginning at the Soufh- west corner of said NEA SWM and running North 7a yards, thence frasf to the East line of said NEA SWHe thence south 70 yards to the Soufheacs corner of said last mentioned tract. thence West to the pIAce of beginning containing six anG ss~f00 acres. all ip section 2S, Township South. Range zs West, and the quieting of the same herein.
 hll persons claiming said lands. o~ any interest therein. are hereby warn ed ed and called upon to appear in the Chancery Court of Polk County. Arr kansas, within six weeks from this date and show cause why said title t~ said lancs should not be Confirmed n said Mrs. M. C. Bryan.
 ~x. Witness my hand as Clerk of the Chancery Court of Polk County. Ar Kansas. and the seal thereof. this 27fh day of April, 1920
 tSEALl W. L. PARKER. Clerk. Arley Woodrow. Atty. for Petitfoner. Adv.--FIrst pub. April 29.
 Last pub. June 8. 1920.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
SWEET POTATO PLANTS.

Sweet potato plants ready for de- livery. Certified seed, treated by gov ernment method against disease. Price S3.50 per 1000 delivered. Best references. Send orders early and say what time you want them shipped. Plenty for everybody and prompt shipment, quick delivery. Porto Rico and Nancy Hall Harris Plant Go.
 Adv 22-4t Texarkana. Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
4 CARS SUGAR VANISH
2 Weeks In Chicago Yards, Are bought by Federal Agents.

:ago. May 20. Fifty-one freight oaded V stth sttth 3,O60.O00 pounds of are beeing sought in railroad
 here by federal agents, 1t be- |known today It is said the su- hs been shifted around on side
 for two weeks, and according |,rmation in the hands of District ley Charles E Clyne, no attempt ben made to unload the cars.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
Strayed Cattle!

A liberal reward will be paid for in- formation as to the whereabouts Of cattle. if more than 10 miles from my place, miles north of BeachtoE, Ok, with E on right hip or side.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
WANTED TEAcHERs

nty-fiVe additional teachers are 1 in Polk County. Wages range so to <I00. Examinations will be une 17 and 16, 1920.
 I9 !. , q C. Harris, Go. Supt.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27

Jed wire cl1ta. ragged wounds.
 and harness gals heal up z when BILLIARDS SNOW HNT is applied. It is both I'd 31.00 DOT bottle. Sold by T Drug Company.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
NOTICE FoR PunLIcATIoN.

Iepartmenf Of the Interior. U. s Land offlce at Camden. Arks April zf. Ea1a NOTICE Is hereby given that
 PETER KAMA, of Vandervoort, Arkansas. who. on March 13, 1915. made a homestead en- try, No. es7l3, for the SEA NWN. the Sk NEA. Section !. and the ESWK NV 4. Section 8, Township 5 &, Rance 32 ", 9th Principal Meridian. has Sled notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish claim rs the land above described. before the Circuit Clerk of Polk County. at Wsna. Arkansas. on the 3rd day of June. xs7S. Claimant names as witnesses.
 William D. Arthur. D. Hoyie Mara Dody, William Arthur. all of vander- xoort, Arkansas
 B. M. TREBLE Register. Adv.--First pub. April 29 Last pub. May 27. 1920.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
WAnNrNG oRnEn.

In the Chancery Court of Polk County.
 Arkansaa~~-J. E. Joplin Plaintiff. VI
 Mattie Nations. Ozie Lindsay, Cecil
 capeheart, Homer capeheart, and
 Ruth Capeheart. Defendants.
 The Defendants. Homer cap1he4rf. Cecil Capeheart, and Ruth Capehearf are warned to appear in this cous within thirty days and answer the cor p1aint of the Plaintfn, q E Joplin.
 Witness my hand ard the seal of court this 7th day of MaT. l921 fSEAI) ". L PARKER. e MsPhetriEe q A4E3In. Attys; tes Essi i'' p pss' isss s' ;. islo'' fl Y 'sse
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-07

28o1-siient Night, Hailowed Night-C. Harrison;
OH Holy harrison and sts g. sSs
28os rst f Away to JesusFsk qt Little David
Play on Your Harp1Fis;!k k qt' o,,ns. Nea SsT
My God To Thee-Paulist Chorus SSc
28OS-Jesus Savior Piolet Me-Seagle and C0ium-
bia qt; Will There Be Any stars-o Is ar
2s11@ IVY Baby Arms-Art Hckman's Orch; On
The Street of Cario.Art Hickman an Orch ors SSc
Tell Me Why-FOx Trot-Art Hickma ms
2s1sW orfP Draftin Biues-Art Hickman Orch;
2814-Patches-F Trot-Art Hickman Orch;
Sweet and Waltz-Art Hickman
2s1sW orfr Bayes; Everybody Calls Me
2s17R HG5eEFSG% Trct@Prince's Orch Chinese
Luaby-Wadorf Orch Ir.u., 7, os SoG
Aolo coa ~ Iaz1 Ri S5c
282oWopen UP the Golden Gates-van and and
shenck Granny-Adele Rowand-Van ana ana
2s22mIuIIaby Time-Harrison and James; Out Of
a Clear skyIHenry Burr Nor. Ravos. Taxation
2s25 BqssN0F Trd BaBBe5 Band Miss
Trombone Columbia Band ;u .,,,, S5c
2827-Bye Low-Campbell and Burr; I'll Always
Be Waiting For You-Harrison rI SSc
2s28~Biess My Swanee River Home-Harry Fox;
Lost My Heart In Dxelandn cId Fox s5e
Let the Rest of the World-Campbeh ana ana
288o%Just For Me and Mary,L7Heppry Burr; AmS sa
the Whispering Pines-Hery Burr S5c
2s31WNot in a Thousand Years-Chas Harrison;
Smile Dear-Chas. Harrison -, :. u e5c
2885I Gave Her Thatm ", Jolson; Don't AXE
HearG Net6n YeA Joson
Come On and Play With Me-Billy Murray TSr Ha SSe
283S nas nd tbs Frogg s. Fagon sse
2s4om fS Want ado Daddy@Fox Trot~W A. D. Orch
Once in Whe-Fox Trot-W A. D.
0Rainbow1Foz Trot-H Hy or. or shj
2842-Just Like the Rose-James and HARRISON;
Where the Lanterns Glow-Campoeh a aso
2s48@A Ai 1 Have-Campbe and Burr; Now
2846M N1Gw in Hand Again-Campbe and Burr
My Love Song-Chas: Harrison SSe
2847-Lonesome That's Aim Romano; Little tie
as4s Bit Hns Chariot Raeeprce 3D. Under
Ho10 OrJers Princes I'd 85c
284sW rHHSS Shines hines On the Moonshine Williams
Somebody-Bert Williams o5c
285o~When You're Aione-Henry Burr-Wat,l
2s51NDardamel Trot-Prince's Orch;
Wild Flower Waltz-Yerkes' Jazz Orch s sse
2s57W rye Can't Get Lovin' Where There Amt
Any Love; Wondering-Lewis Jazz BID. s5c
z00l Burr as Ch in Jolson " s5e
2862-You're A Million Miles From Nowhere-Fred
Hughes; Once Upon A Time-Fred Hughes S5c
2863-When The Harvest Moon Is Shining-Lewls
James; All That | Want is 1ou-Henry
Burr ooc
2864-Just Like The Rose-Paul Biese Trio; When
You're Alone-Paul Bese Trio Csc
5578-Unlucky Mose-Golden and Hughes; Use
Gwine Back to ADMINISTRATION and
4"hos $1.25
5678Nold Black Joe-Alice Nelson; Believe Me If
All Those Endearing-Alice Nelson $l.5O
5683-Don't Take My Darling Boy Away-Jockers
Bros; My Tango Girl-Fox Trot-Joeke as
571sR DlTS Bloom Is On The Rye-oscar seagle;
I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen-oscar
Seagle :. Sl.Eo
5817-Southern -Watz-Prince's Orch;
nrnh SIPS
5884Wo cd In The Silly NghtsmMaggie Tsyte;;
Home Sweet Home-Maggie Teyte $I,oo
583o-Do You Remember?-Oscar Seagle; "A Per-
feet Day-Oscar Seagle $lSo
5855-I Am Longing For You-Graham; Uncle
Ned-Marr and Columbia at. $3.50
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-07

5s77-Faust-Ev Bravest Heart-Henri Scott;
Gypsy. John-Henri Scott $3.50
-Blues-Fox Trot-Yerkes Jazz-Orch.
India~Fox Trot-Yerkes Jazz-Orch. sse
SOFA Broken Doll-London Taps-Prnces
Rsed Bana
5948-Bue Danube Waltz-Vocal-Gates qpar-
tette; Carmena Waltz-Lucy Gates $3.50
5951-My Hawaiian Sunshne-Fox Irot-Prince,s
3D.; I've Got The Army Blues-Prince's
5s5s~old Black Joe-Louis Graveure; Garry Me
Back to Old Virgnny--Louis Graveure $1,5
596O-Aloha Oe-Gates and Columbia qt.; Juanita
Crates and Columbia at. $50
5977-American Patrol-Chicago. Symphony Orch;
Star spangled Banner-Chlcago SYMPHONY ny
5s820sold Timers" Waltz Princes Orch;
Smiles Then Kisses-Waltz-Pri9n IS
598e0Helo My Dearie-one Step Princes Orch
Ching Chong-One step-Prince's Orch $1.25
Gates The Last Rose of summer-Luey
6oo1WThe Sun Shines Brghter-Fox Trot-Jock
ers Bros; Just You Watch My Step-One Step
eoo2%f A Don't Want to Get well-Princes Band
Smile and Show Your Dimple-Pr.snceess
eOo8@Chin- Chin Chinaman-Fox Trot-Prince's
3D.; Doing His Bit For The Grls'-one s sts sR
sOos-over The Top-one step-Prnce's Band;
Since / First Knew You-Fox TrOt-Prnces
12Nocrientale-Eddy Brown; Concerto D Minor
No. 2 Finale-Eddy Brown $3.50
coffin Going to Follow The Boys-Prince,s ices
3D.; Cleopatra Had Jazz Band-Prnce ss
sO29NBaby's Prayer at Twilight Princes Band;
Liberty Bell-Fox Trot-Prnces Band SIPS
6o3O-Some Day They're Coming Home Again
Bayes; / May Stay Away A Little Longer
sO35MMedIy Old Waltz songs-Part Princes
3D.; Needy Old Waltz songs-Part Il-Prnc ss
eoseWi Hate to Lose You Fox. Trot-JJoekers
Odds. and Ends of 1917-JOckerS
eo4s"My Minds Made Up to Marry Carol ina
Princes 3D.; Keep the Trench Fires Gong
so4sF FG'nss9 Band ." ers5
Danube Waves Watz,.Prince,s Orch SIPS
6O53-General Pershing March--Prince's Band;
Pascidina Day March-Prince's Band SIPS
6O55-Vocal Medley "Going Up"-Col. 1t. Opera
Co.; Vocal Medley Rainbow Girl"-COlL: 1t
eo5s4Darling Nelly Gray-Lucy Gates; My Old
eoea Kentucky gtok Go f Prt
Orch; Sailors Joy-Quadrille Part ll-Princes
eO77 Gsmiles-Fox T5ot-Prinees Band; When When
You, Come Backbone step-Prince's
eo79~on The Level You're Little Devil-Prince's
Band; What Yankee Doodle Says He'll Do Dom
eo81rM ISe began GgRn ose.waltz-Prnee'; ORCH
Beautiful hio-Waltz-Prince's Orch; $l.25
Orch; Tiger e-Waltz-Prnce's Orch SIPS
6O86-P ckaninnys Paradse-Fox Trot-Prince's
Band; My Baby Boy-one Step-Prinee,s
6oSs%Memories of the Past-Part Princes
Orch; Memories of the Past-Part II-Prince's
6o95 0carmen-Mardones and Peerless qt; In the
Land Of BegnGng sen Bsod s szs
e1o5ke Cotton SSRfS o 3D. High
School Cadets March 81 Ha 3D.. SIPS
Orch Royal Vagabond-Fox TrOt-Jockers
Dance Orch. SIPS
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-07

27oO-Dry Your Tears-samuel Ash; You Don't
in TownFeds and Peerless q
Buddie Boy-Fields and Peerless at: s5e
27O4-Dont Cry Frenchy, Don't Cry-L. James;
After AlaaHenry Burr , s s5c
Rainy Day Blues-Sweatman's Jazz 3D.; soe
27O8 -AlomayOriental Fox Trot-Jackers Bro
Full F5e Bows Come ss
cure; The American Come-Louis Grave
N'lO Those wonderful DaysBert williams sse
2711-Wonderful Mother of Mine-Henry Burr;
Can't See the Good in Goodbye.
2712~s Iss siamese-Fox Trot-Fuller's Orch;
2713-some Day I'll Make You Glad-sterlinag
Trio; Wait and See-Henry Burr 85e
2714-Chong- Irving Kaufman; One and Two and
Three and Four-Peerless qt 85c
2715-On Little Farm in Normande1Peerl les
When Johnny Comes Home 81.
2718-Mammy o'Mine-Sterling Trio; By the
Camp Fire-sterling Trio, s5e
2719-No One But You-One Step-Waldorf Orch.
It Gets Them All-Fox Trot-Wald sI
27210A Good Man is Hard to Find -ROx Trot J,
Bdi IL That's Got 'Em-FoN Ir0'-SWea'"a s5s s
2724G2t observation-disclosures Maurel The
Rosary-Baroara Maurel $l.oo
2726MEyes That at Love You'll. and J. Kaufman;
When the Bees Make Honey. and j. Kaut-
-Turkestan-Murray and American qt.; Idol
Young and Readon :. 85c
2729-When Grew Up to Love You-Burr; Some
body's Wating-Campbell and Burr S5c
2732-Anythng Is Nice from Dixie-Harry Fox;
You Can't Blame the Girlies-Arthur Fields
Orch; Yama Bues-Fox Trot-JOckers Dance
Orch S5c
2742 WA Ani Good Man Gone wrong-Louissina
Five Yelping Hound Blues-Fox Trot 85c
Observation-Disclosures Orch:
Till We Meet Again-Hawaiian Orch s5c
2745--Jazz Baby,-1Agnes. Lynn; Amt Gotten No
2747GMqmny's Luils6y~ w Happy Six; The T5s
275S-Dear Old Pal of Mine; serenade-sascha
2755wMy swanee H Sterling Trio; Sugar
Coated Boy-Campbell and Burr s5c
2759-Tug Ling Toy-Columbia Saxophone Sex
tette; Where the Lanterns Glow-Saxophone
27eoMWild Honey-Fox Trot W. A. D. Orch;
Hawaiian Waltz-Yerk's Orch; s5e
27s2H aTasan You N1gf Heah Me calinseage qt
Smiles Through-oscar seagleMsea6g agile, qt' 81 s.;
Carlo Love-Wadorf Asst. Orch. 85c
2761-Hed Say So La La Wee Wee-B Murray;
Oh! Oh! oh! Those Landlords. Kaufman s5e
2767-In The Heart of a Fool-Burr; I've Lived,
277oEvCcarOEina' misunderstanding Trio; Give Me
Smile and KissnC. Harrison sse
ZIIO-l
Five Slide Kelly Slide-One Step-Sweat-
man Jazz 3D. 85c,
2784-Beautifu Ohio -Blues-Columbia Sax Sex
tette; Pm Forever Blowing Bubbles-S S
SeXetette S5c
2785~In Miam-Nora Bayes; Jerry-Nora
Baves S5c
2706-0h! What A Pal Was Mary-Henry Burr;
Waiting-Chas Harrison S5c
2787-Who Played Poker With Pocahontas?-Jol-
son; Alexander's Band is Back-Harry Fox S5c
2788-Oh, Come All Ye Faithful-Columba qt.
Hank! The Herald Angels Sing-Columbia
at S5c
279O-The Star of the East-Maurel and Stel. qt.
The Birthday of King-Maurel and Ste
Of $1.OO
2791@Golden Gate-James and Harrison; l Am
Climbing Mts-James and Harrison a5c
2795-Nobody Knows and Jack Kaufman; l
Wanna Go Back-Campbell and Burr 85c
2797-The First Rose of Summer-Happy Six;
Somebody's Heart-Fox Trot-Happy Six s5c
5894-Lohengrin-P relude-Chicago Symphony
Orch; Parsfa-Procession of Knights
Chicago Symphony Orch. $3.50
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-07
Are You At Home
With Good Music?
ia GIVES YOU ALL THE MUSIC OF ALL THE WORLD
THE COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA GIVE.
ou'd like to hear and in-we be glad play thei

Records s stock my S aa . Iaefg %. @ near
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-07
ro, $4,000

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-30

guest Of friends in town Sunday.
James Burns was weekend guest
of his brother William Burns of Bur
lington.
Miss Cora Bourne of Manchester
Depot was a guest of friends in town
Sunday.
Miss Helena McDewtt was week
end guest OF Miss Rhoda Oryis of Ben
nington.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Connell Of Man
chester Depot were guests OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Burns Sunday
MISS Rose Generous and Mr. Bushee
Of Manchester Depot were guects OF
friends in town Sunday
Mr. and. Mrs Leland Schlieder of
Manchester Depot were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs w, F. McDeyitt Sunday
Edward McDeyitt has gone to Man
chester Depot where he has secured
employment with Ryan & Schlieder.
Miss Clara McDevitt was guest
Of her sister Mrs. Leland Schleider,
Of Manchester Depot Saturday night.
Miss Cora Barber who has been the
guest OF Miss Jane fully for the past
week, returned to her home in Yer
gennes Saturday.
Miss Bridget Mclaughlin, Mrs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-30
WEST SALISBURY


II. N. Dyer spent Tuesday in Troy
on business.
Mrs. H. N. Niles was guest Sunday
of Mrs. L. NJ Cole.
Arthur Perkins spent Sunday in
Arlington with relatives.
Mrs. S, 0. Tefft is spending her va
cation with Mrs. Russell Tinkham.
Mrs. Hugh Dunlap of Waterford
spent Friday with Mrs. Clayton Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Woodland and
fam ly spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buss Of Benning-
ton were guests Sunday of Mrs. Buss'
sister, Mrs. Newell Bennett.
Rev. A. j. Bowser of Addison was
entertained over the weekend at the
homes of r. e. Tinkham and ]. II,
Peters, Jr,
| The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Gulley underwent an opera
! tion for the removal of adenoids at the
Putnam Memorial hospital Wednesday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Home grown peas at Estes.-Ady.
Berries-buy them now for canning.
Estes Market.-Adv.
The old academy library will be
closed on Monday, July 5Jh.
Mrs. A. S. Edison and Miss Florence
Moore were in North Adams Tuesday.
Born, Sunday, at the Putnam Mem
orial hospital, son to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Nevis of School street
Miss Helen Shea clerk in the Wool
worth ore, who has been i'll the
past few days, is convalescing.
/ Born Monday at the Putnam Mem
oriai hospital son TO Mr.. and Mrs.
lH En- Prltchard of School stree.
| Ginger Ale, grape juice, fruit syrup,
etc. Estes Market. ADV.
Dir. w. Brunei chiropodist, viii be
at Mrs. George Williams 116 North
street en- Thursday. Tel, 635-R. ADV
Il. e. Larfabee, general manager Of
the Twin State Gas & Electric com
pany, is confined to the house by i'll
ness.
Miss Patch, who has been in town
for a few days in connection with
the Inter- Church World Movement
left Tuesday for Manchester, ~ III.
Mrs. George II. Moore, ST., ant
daughter Miss Florence Moore Of
Weeks street returned Saturday from
visit at the home Of Mrs. Moore
son, George H. Moore, jr., at Green
vile, Mich. They stopped Ell rou {
home in Buffalo to attend the nation
al convention of The Northern Baptis
association, being delegates from The
lccal BAPTIST church.
A party will be given on Frida!
afternoon from 3 to o'clock in TIT
social rooms of the Baptist church, fol
the children of the cradle roll ant
primary departments of the Sunda!
school and their mothers. Miss Chris
tine Benedict county Red Cross hurst
will speak to the mothers and ther,
= will be other entertainment. Their
will be games on the the church law
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good tine IS anticipated. A very cor
dial invitation is extended to all tn
: children and their mothers to be pres
ent.
Miss Irene White, who for severa
days has been visiting at the home 0
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Howe, left toda.
for York Harbor, Me, where she ha
employment for the summer. Mis-