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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-05
UNDERHILL

The funeral OF Mrs. Agnes NJ. Mead
was held at the house Saturday. July a,
the Rev. A. II. Sturgess officiating. The
bearers were her brother. two sons, and
son-n- law. Mrs. Mead is survived by her
husband. two sons. Clinton c. OF Lam
caster, Mass, William T., of this place.
one daughter Mrs. l.. H.~-Roscoe Of Els
sex Junction. five grandchildren. and
one brother. +. p. Percival of Jericho.
The Radcliffe Chautauqua. which prom
ises many features of interest in edilca-
ton and entertainment. will be held here
August :, Q and 10. 1t is urged that all
persons who are planning to attend the
Chautauaua secure season tickets to help
the local committee and gain the reduc-
ton in price. Sunday morning at 1920
union service will be held in the tent with
the Rev. A. II. Barker in charge The
John Ross Reed Co. will have charge Of
the music. and this service is free. Mon
day afternoon at three o'clock all chill
dren will be admitted to the tent free
for Miss Edngton's entertainment.-Mrs
Lucy Bronson and Mr.. Smith and family
Of Holyoke. Mass. are guests a w. II.
Gaines Mrs Maude McNeal of Lyndon
vile is the guest Of her sister Mrs. j. f..
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SHELBURNE

All gir,s who wish to Join Mrs. Murrays
sewing class will please meet at the home
Of Mrs. B. G. Marsett az two O'Clock
sharp Friday afternoon.
The ladies' of Trinity Guild, Shelturnc.
will meet Friday afternoon at two O'Clock
for sewing in the parish house.
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HANCOCK

Mrs. G. r. Farr. Mrs. Dana Marsh. Mrs
Percival Clock. Leonard Marsh and Roy
Stewart motored to Randolph the first Of
last Week.-Mrs.. Frederick Flasher. for
merly May Stewart. and daughter. Carol,
Of New York city are visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Dana Marsh.-Mrs. Adelaide Hub
bard from Atho. Mass. is visiting her
granddaughter. Mrs. l.. NJ Church.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Drake, son and daugh-
ter from Randolph have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Charles Roberts.-Mr. and
Mrs. Shepardson and Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe
from Melrose, Mass. are visiting at MIR.
and Mrs. Arthur Miller's and boarding
with Mrs. Ross Goodyear for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Martin, Carl Hub
bard and daughter Bessie. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Hubbard from Rochester took
trip to Montpelier and vicinity the first
OF the week.
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ESSEX

There will he moving pictures at
Memorial Hall this evening.-Mrs.
Henry Northroup, who has been stopping
at the Mountain View left Monday for
her home al Chicago, Ill-Dr and Mrs.
H. A. Ladd, of Burlington. are al their
summer ome-The sociable at W. F.
Chapins Friday night was largely at
tended.
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JERICHO

Miss Jane Day. who has been Spenv
several weeks at the home of Mrs
n. Day. has returned TO her hom4
Worcester. Mass.-Miss Whipplc of j
son has been visiting at the homo
Mrs. Mary Balch. They were yisl
Sunday with relatives in WesNord
G.. Nay of this place and Mrs. j
Howard of Winooski were quietly II
ried at her home Thursday afternoon
three o'clock Mrs. Dora Russell,
has been spending several weeks att
home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Krd
has returned to her home in Mt.
non. y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tom
son have been elected deacon and
coness of the congregational Cnurc1
take the place of Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
F.. Percival Mrs Fred Tomlinson.
Lula Lincoln and Mrs. r. G. Stygles
tended the missionary meeting at Jer
Center Thursday.-Mrs Charles Vas
ling. who has been quite i'll. is bett'
Louis Paradee has completed work
l.. K. Whiting Mr.. and Mrs. Max \
eel and Mrs. Wilson Curtis attended
Lynn and Bullock wedding WedneA
evening at Colchester.-Mr and
William Buzzell and son and Miss a
Saville, who have been spending
weeks at the home of the Rev. and
j. T. BuzZell. returned to their nom
Lowell. Mass Friday morning II
Mildred Buxton Of Richmond is visi
her grandmother, Mrs. Abbie Foster.
few days.-Mrs. Nellie Hoae and
Of Hinesburgh were sunday visitors
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ri
dell-C. y. Stygles has sold the elf
Barney place to Mr.. Tyler. form
of Middlebury. -Thc Rev. Max Blu;
of Bakersfield spoke at the Bal
Church Sunday-Miss Mary Lawre
a teacher in the schools az Norwaik.
is spending her vacation at the hom
Mr.. and Mrs f'ran,; *. Howe.
Hattie OTIS ard GlugHter. Annie
man. are visiting friends ard Toiar
in CsmhriIR. Miss VIII Bar''c" Ct
sex junction Las Dec 8. visiting Al
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Harold ZEE
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buxton and child
| who nave been visiting At the hcm
Mrs. Abbie Foster for few days.
returned to their home in Pic.'rrci
MIR. and Mrs. John +. KreWet and au'
ter, Elizabeth. were visitors Sundsy
friends in Wil,istcn.--Mr. and Mrs. l.
Brush Of underhill Cente- were az
home of Lorenzo " Rice sunday
William BuytOE and daughter. Il
are Writing at the homo Of Nr. d,G
Wilson |uriis.--The infant 81 Nj.
Mrs. la i:son was buried Satn."ar G!
, noon.-The home Missionary so1i,ty
! meet at the Congregational -hurtH.
mex Thursday afternoon Al 2:N-Ha
1 Peck is supplying at the Essen Junt
/ station, on night work for whie
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SHOREHAM

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Moore Of Water
town, n. Y, were with their father,
l.. Il. Moore, and sister. Mrs. c. II. De-
Long, and brother, j. Il. Moore last
week.-Mrs.. Lillian Rice and daughter,
recent guests f Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Moore. have returned TO Springfield. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding and Mr.. and
Mrs. Curler of Panton we're with Mr..
and Mrs. f. +. Plat Sunday.-W, G..
Larrabee. who was quite seriously in
jured by bull Friday morning, is gain-
g.-Mrs. f. T.. Plat and Mrs. A. NJ.
Farnham were visitors in Rutland last
week.-Miss Norma Waite returned to
Fairfield with her friend, Miss Soules, for
visit.-Mrs. RI. IT, Burec and Miss Ruth
Mead are in Orwell attending the Chau-
tauaua course-Miss Helen Seymore of
Troy Is the guest of her aunt Mrs.
Iiaverland Mrs. Haverland and Miss
Seymore attended the funeral of their
aunt. Mrs. Roland Robinson, in Ferris
burg Wednesday.
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and Mrs. George Ladeau spent sunday In
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hiii'
former residents, who motored here from
California, are in waterbury and vicinity
visiting Mrs. Hills relatives.-Mr. and
Mrs. Il. X. Eddy are taking an auto trip
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Cove
of Burlington through the White Noun
tains. to the beaches in Maine and return
ing by way of Boston. Substitute II. NJ
Harris is carrying mail in Mr.. Eddy's
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JERICHO CENTER

Tho Rev. and Mrs. F. !. Maizard
in Burlington Wednesday Miss
Bruce OF Essex Junction is the e
OF Mrs Irving Ballard.-Miss Myrl III
has returned 10 JefiersorviLe after spt
ing some time Il, the nome OF NJ
Powell.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. T, Maloney
spending a few deys in New York S
with friends. II. r. Bolgcr attenI
the funeral of Mr., MARROW in Under
Wedpesday-Dr F. \. Nichols. Mass
n Y. has been I'll, of Mr..
Mrs NJ. NJ. Powell week.
and Mrs :. NJ. ra,. vere gu
Wednesday and Thuysdu. # friends
Burlington.-Mrs Charles Eel of Sno
Michigan, is NJ the home of her pare
MIR. and Mrs. IL. T.. Bates Miss WIFE
of Burlington spoke Thursday after m
in regard to engaging a public nurse
rhittenden county through the /
Red Cross branch.
The ladies Of Mansfield Grange
hold a sale of fancy work, aprons. ca
and food AT the Ladies' Aid Hall Fri
afternoon. Each sister OF the Grange
expected TO contribute to this sale
contributions from friends will be
acceptable.-Mrs Julia Brownell of
sex Junction is visiting Mrs. +. c. ~
Mrs. b +, Atwood and daughter
West chazey, y. y, are guests of N
Belle Havens.-Airs. Ella Parker has II
in Cnderhill assisting in caring for n
Clara Howe, who is seriously ill-N
Nettie Johnson of Essex Junction is
iting at Il. O. Wilder's.-Mr. and. N
B. F. Wright of Burlington were SUM
guests at F. NJ. Hoskns.--The- trust
of the library held meeting July 81 1
elected the following officers: Presidj
Mrs "A. NJ Clark OF Riverside. secret
and treasurer. Mrs. L. j. ThompJ
librarian. Miss Helen Eldridge. i
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Terrill of I'd
burg Falls are visiting at the homd
Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS Terrill -Edythel
Perry. who has finished at the sunni
school at Burlington. left for her I'D
in Middletown Springs Tuesday for
weeks vacation.-Mrs. William BuJ
and daughter, Ruth, returned to Il
home in Burlington Monday after visil
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. vii
Curtis. Ring has completed VI
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Mrs William Newton has returned to
West Somerville. Mass, after spending
the month Of July with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs M. +. Allen.-The Rev. Alfred
Parker and family Of Cobbleskill. N. Y"
are spending some time at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Martin.-C. G. Martin
and 5. f. Noonan were in Burlington Fri
day.-Mrs w. w. Langdon of Shelburne
mas been spending several days with Mrs.
II. c. Bessett.-Edwin Perkins Of Bristol
spent Sunday at his home here
The Kings Daughters will hold an ice
cream social at the home of r. f. Har-
rington Wednesday evening August II.
Everybody come.-Mrs. G. w Henry has
returned from Richmond after spending
several weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
James Gannon.-Mrs. Julia Cushman has
returned from Worcester. Mass. after
spending several months with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Barr. Mr.. and Mrs. Barr and
son came with her and will spend sew
erai weeks here.-The Higbee Brothers
have just installed an auto genius weld
ing outfit. They are prepared to do all
kinds OF welding.-Mrs. A. y. Williams is
spending several days in Burlington
Miss Julia Yott of Southbridge. Mass .
is visiting friends in town.-The United
States Civil Service Commission will
examine at Vergennes on August Is at
900 a. m to fill the position of fourth
class postmaster at North Ferrisburg,
salary was 1856 for the last fiscal year.
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HINESBURG

The Rev. G, H. bennett and Mrs. Ben
nett left Monday for their vacation. They
will be with relatives in Troy, n. Y. I'M
til August ID. when they go to Boston.
Mass, for two weeks to attend a school
for rural pastors at the Boston Univer-
sity. During August the preachers for the
United Church will be as follows: August
3. the Rev. A. r. Edie, Mayfield, n. ":
August Il, the Rev. Albert T. Lalng, State
superintendent of Anti-Saloon League,
Burlington; August %. the Rev. Adolph
Aubert. Avetill Park. N. Y; August %.
not yet arranged.-The past week was a
busy one at the Community canning kit
chen which Is open Tuesdays and Fri
days. One hundred and lightweight cans
Of vegetables were put up.-Miss Kor-
leen Pierce OF burlington is the guest of
her sister Fannie L. Pierce.-Ralph Nc
Kenzie and Charles Goodrich are visiting
friends in Massachusetts.-G. Arthur
Pierce. who has been in camp at Camp
Devens. Mass. returned home the past
week-The Misses Edith and Ruth Peter
son. who have been at W. E. Andrews.
who have been at w. r.. Andrews for two
weeks. returned to their home in New
Jersey Sunday.-Mr and Mrs C. G. An
drews and daughter. Eva, who have been
in town for two weeks. returned to their
err daughter, Viola, will remain two weeks
longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bostwick have
bought of r. w. Perry the Wilson farm
with stock and tools. The farm con
tains no acres. Consideration $4,000
MIR. Bostwick takes possession a once
but will not move there at present
r. n. A. Callamer and family are in
camp this week at Long Point.-Miss
Mabel Eddy has returned from camp at
Long Point.-Miss Alice Landon. who has
been teaching in Massachusetts the
past year. is visiting her sister, Mrs
Charles Hubbell.-Mrs. Rebecca T. Ray
of Burlington is at her home here for
the summer. Her niece. Mrs. Pauline
Wheeler. of Omaha, Neb.. will be her
guest for a few weeks.-The Rev. A. Fl
f,die and family of Mayfeld. y. v. are
at their cottage at Lake Iroquos-The
Rev. and Mrs. George Russell have
opened their cottage at Lake 1roquois.
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BRIDPORT

son was born Saturday, July 81 to
Mr.. and Mrs. q. p. Quennel on the Still
farm.-Mrs. Jessie Londergan and daugh-
ter. lola, and brother, Harlow Chandler.
and Harold and William st John visited
friends in Forcstdale Sunday making the
trip in William st. Johns car.-Mrs.
Arthur Jabot and son. Donald. and sister,
Cora Allard, were visitors of Mr. Jabot's
sister, Mrs. Frank Boyer. in Shoreham
Monday and Tuesday.-Dr Hughes. who
has been spending two weeks with his
family at Patrick McGinity's. returned to
his home in Worcester. Mass, Monday
Edward McGinity is visiting his brother
and family in town.-Mrs. Hermon Austin
and child are visiting friends in Richvlle.
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For Sale or To Rent
CedarCr0ft

Attractive property at Cedar Beach.
Charlotte. House. barn. ice-house. dock.
about IL acres of woodland.
For fun particulars inquire of Mrs.
W. J. Van Patten. 433 So. Union st..
Burlington. VI.
65.tu.th. wky.tf.
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Mr.. Davey's mother Mrs. John Davey.
Mr.. Davey who is Vergennes boy and
has just returned from Glasgow. Scot
land for a number of years. He has sold
out his interests in Scotland and pur-
poses to make his home in this country
Miss Ruth Harrington spent Sunday with
her parents in the Weybridge. where they
are spending n vacation at the Harring-
ton homestead.-Mr and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Miner of Winchester. Mass, are visiting
his father, S. d. Miner.-Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Benedict and daughter, Mabel.
and son. Donald, of New York are guests
of Mrs. II. T. Booth.-David f. Ryan and
family and Moses S. Lee visited in Or
well Sunday, making the trip ny auto
Miss Grace f.. Kingsland. who has been
spending her vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Ia. Kingsland. returned
| Monday to Concord. y. H., to resume
her iuties as secretary OF the New
4 Hampshire Library commission.-Miss
/ Sarah Foss. who has been spending a
/ few days visit to her father, +. II.
Foss, and her sisters, Mrs. w. r. War
ner and Mrs, George w. stone, has re-
turned to Boston.-The block belonging
to the Herr.ck stevens estate now oc-
cupied by George Renaud has been sold
to Charles Meilleur, formerly of Bris-
tol, who lately returned from California.
| The consideration is understood to be
about s2,OOO,-Dr, j. Churchill Kinds OF
| Winchester, Mass, has joined his fam
lily at the Benton cottage at the lake
where he will pass the month Of August.
Miss Helen Burroughs of Waverly.
Mass. who recently underwent an opera
ton at the General Hospital in Boston
Is convalescing at the home of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Burroughs. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillette Of Burling-
ton spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Barnard. Robert Har'
rington left yesterday for a short vaca-
ton at Camp Abnaki-George w. Bora
of Providence, Il, l., a former resident
is visiting his brother -in-law. Henry st
Peters,-Mrs. Mathew Daniels spent Sat
urday in Burlington.-Mrs. George
Geddes and child have returned to Low
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
PRESIDENTS WIRE TAKES
SLAP AT CHAMBERLAIN

PORTLAND, May 12.--That the
Wilson administration will throw its
Influence wherever possible against
recollection OF democratic senators who
voted for the peace treaty with the
Lodge reservations is Indicated here
In a reply to c. J. smith, chairman of
tho democratic state central commit
tee. received from Tumuity, the pres
dents secretary today. Smith wired
Tumulty asking IL Wilson's telegram
to Gilbert Hamakcr local democratic
county chairman stating that tho lea
que Of nations should be adopted as
written at Versailles. should be Con
strued as an attack on Chamberlain
or merely statement OF the party
policy"
Tumulty's reply was brief and to the
point. He said the presidents teie-
gram should be taken "as exactly
what II is--an answer to the question: .
The reply was taken here as a direct
slap at Chamberlain and other demo
cratic senators who voted for the
Lodge reservations and indicates that
Wilson will oppose their Reelection.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
TRI STATE AUTO CLUB
WILL SPONSOR PICNIC
AT BINGHAM SPRINGS
June 4 is Date Set by Directors
at Walla Walla Meeting for
Big Gathering Of All Mem
bers of Organization.

Members of the Tri-statc Auto club
from Lewiston. Waitsburg. WaIIa
Waila and Pendleton, viii picnic al
Bingham Springs on June 4 :. IL was de-
cided last night az meeting OF the
directors Of the club at Walia walIa.
The Pendleton members Will. be
hosts, although the rommittee on ar
rangements is not composed solely
OF PendIeton men.
a big program OF stunts is to be ar
ranged for and one of the biggest af-
fairs OF its Kind ever staged In the In
land Empire arranged. There will be
sports. dancing and other novel en-
tertainments. the committee announc-
cd today. Those In charge of the pic
mic win be. Rex Ellis. J. Il. knight
and Robert simpson, OF Pendieton; +.
Evans and ]. S. crooker. OF waIIa
Walla and r. Jonas Of Waitsburg.
The directors meeting at walla
Walla last night was the first one at
which the local directors have been
present. Those who attended from
here were: Clyde Mckay. Rex Ellis.
John Vaughan and J. b. Knight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
MORNING DAILY TOBE
SOLD UNDER MORTGAGE

Tho Pendleton Morning Tribune,
according to announcement made to-
day, will be sold on Friday, May121, TO
satisfy the mortgage against 1t. Harry
l.. Kuck, who recently became mortg-
agce. has taken possession of the plant
and publication and win bid in the
mortgage at the sale, He came here
recently to purchase the paper.
Following the sale, Mr.. .kuck plans
to become. sole owner of the Tribune.
the announcement says. The paper
will remain a morning daily. During
the coming week, he will direct the
publication and handle the business
affairs of the company.
Mr.. lluck is "A newspaperman of
several years experience in Oregon.
He was a student in journalism at the
University of oregon before taking UP
the work on various state papers. Ills
home In Is The DalIes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
1000 ARE TOLD OF
TREMENDOUS LEAP
OF U. S. IN TRADE
Steel Corporation President
Opens National Convention
at San Francisco Which
Lasts Throughout Week.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 12.-It re-
manned for the European war to bring
the United States swiftly and almost
unconsciously to the point of being a
real foreign trading nation, James A.
Farrell. president of the United States
steel corporation, said in the opening
address, OF the national foreign trade
convention here today He said that
in period Of five years or less the
Jnites States has achieved an indus
rial and financial position such as
Britain needed more than 100 years Of
carefully fostered and wisely directed
development to attain.
Farrell chairman of the national
ioreign trade council. is presiding
,ver the great gathering of worlds
businessmen and bankers here.
1000 Attend.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 12.-With
900 or more delegates present from
III over the world, the seventh Nation
i foreign trade convention opened
lere today.
Speakers of national prominence are
talk at four general sessions, dis
:ussing various subjects dealing with
tmerica's foreign trade problem. In
addition there will be thirteen group
essions at which important phases OF
the general foreign trade question will
le discussed The convention closes
lay 15.
Eminent Men Speak. !.
Elaborate entertainment features
ave been arranged for the visitors by
committee of 100 business mem
Among the speakers will be James
4. Farrell, chairman of the board o.
directors of the United States Steel
corporation of New York: Robert n.
'atchin, export manager for W. r.
race & Co., of New York; DIR. Henry
;uzzalo, president of the University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash; Freder-
ck J. Roster. president of the Roster
ompany of San Francisco and chair
nan of the Pacific coast committee in
barge of the convention; George E
soberts, vice-president of the Nation
Il City Bank Of New York; William
sproule. head of the Southern Pacific
galway, and other eminent men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12

university. He pointed out that but
cne-half of one per cent of the youth
of Oregon attends these seats of learn
ing. He contrasted this with the TO-
ero strong student body in California
ard the 5000 IN Washington and con-
Guided ny stating that Oregon was
first in buying liberty bonds, first in
Red Cross work. first in eDlistments
and quality of soliers but that oregon
trails far in the rear in the matter of
support for education.
Tax Is Transferred.
In making Il plea for the elementary
school law. President Campbell said:
NO added burden is placed upon the
taxpayer by the State Elementary
Schoot Fund Tax of two mills. This
tar is merely transferred from the sew
eral districts to a central distributing
and collecting unit of the state. What
increase the individual pays In state
taxes he is relieved from. closer to
home. N
Concerted Effort Urged.
President Campbell urged yesterday
that prominent Pendleton people form
paign for the passage of both tax
bills. He suggested that a house-to-
house canvass be made, to give in
formation TO the voter. Alumni of
University of Oregon, o. A. c., and
the State Normal School. and others
who are Interested. are planning to
meet soon to carry out the idea favor
&c by President Campbell
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
MONUMENT WILL
HONOR HEROES IN
"BAYONET TRENCH

PARIS May is.--Hugh G. Wallace
the American ambassador. today an
nounced the formation OF commit
tee to supervise tho erection of a
monument to commemorate the bu-
rial of u battalion OF French soldiers
who were overwhelmed in ''bayonet
trench" at verdffn. George r. Pand
of Buffalo, New York. who was killed
In an airplanc accident In England in
December last, had pledged 100000
francs for the monument and his son
has assumed the obligation.
President Dcschanel will lay the cor
ncrstone OF the monument, probably
In June
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
R. ALEXANDER, THREE
SCORE AND TEN YEARS
OF AGE ON THURSDAY

r. Alexander, AZ years a PEN
dletonian. will celebrate his
SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary
tomorrow. 1t will be his second
observance of the occasion, how
ever. for on Sunday he was honor
guest at a. family reunion and dim
ner at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs E. P. Todd of Her
miston, and their two children;
Mrs III. w. Collins and small
daughter and Roy Alexander. of
PendIeton. Joined Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander at the dinner on Sum
day. The celebration had to be
held on Sunday. the veteran mer-
chant said today. because his
grand children from Hermiston
would not reconcile missing day
of school even to help celebrate
such an occasion.