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Tor the holidays.--Adrian Thompson and
FAMILY of Weybridge spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Babcock j,
Emmett OBrien and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Daisy Mullings and family
Lloyd Thomas OF the U. 9. Naval Acad.
envy Mt Annapolis, Md, spent Christmas
with his brothers, r. II. and II. M,
Thomas. and their famlies.--Mlss Phyllis
Norton Is at home from Cambridge, Mass,
where she Is attending SCHOOL, and
Mrs. A w. Cove of Middlebury were
Christmas guests Of relatives here.--Fred
and Ona McClunin of Boston were guests
OF Mrs. Martha Stewart Christmas The
Rev II. w. Linnell has resigned as pastor
of the Advent Christian Church TO accept
the passionate of the Advent Church In
Rutland. His resignation takes effect
February 1.-W. J. Douglass spent Christ
mas with his family here.-Nfiss Doris
and Glenn Currier of Brattloboro spent
Christmas with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G. c. Currfer-Howard Gulnan of
Hartford, Conn, was at home over Sun
day.-Miss Dora Lathrop of the Mary
Fletcher hospital spent Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. IL. Iathrop
on North street-Miss Irene Ferguson of
Burlington Is the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Ferguson.--Lyman
frary or fort ITtl1an Allen and Laurence
Frary of Brattleboro spent Christmas with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. F'rary
Miss Ola v. Boynton of Burlington
was the weekend guest of her brother
Il. IT, Boynton and family.-Miss Ida
Lamb of Brandon and Miss Florence
Lamb of Burlington are at homo for the
winter vacation
The Outlok club will observe ladies'
night at the home of Miss Bosworth Fri.
day evening. Each member Is entitled to
invite lady friend.-Miss Bertha Hewitt
left Tuesday night for New York after
spending a few days with relatives here
Miss Frances Pierce is at home from
her school in Connecticut for the holi.
days.-Miss Norma Atkins OF New Yorl,
city spent Christmas with her mother
Mrs. W. fl. Browe.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Hewitt of Fair Haven spent Christmas
with relatives here.--Miss Hildreth Cham
berlain of Brandon was in town for
Christmas II. Jacobs and family spent
Christmas with relatives. Mrs. Jacobs
and son. Lyle. remained for few days
visit-H. r. Hammer returned to Pomptor
, Lakes, n. j., Tuesday.
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WALTHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Booth and family
of Crosse Point passed Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Booth.--Mrs. George
Evarts Is slowly recovering from her re-
cent illness.-Miss Helen Otis visited In
Bridport last week.-F. c. Ward and A.
+. Booth we're the guests OF r. II. Booth
of Crosse Point Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Bacon Of Nergennes spent Mon
day with Mr.. md Mrs. George Evarts.--
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Sherbino and family
OF Burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs. P. w.
Otis Sunday. their daughter. Marie, re-
naming for few days visit as the guest
of Miss Helen Otis.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
Lee and son. Harry, Of Weybrdge were
Christmas day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w a I,on
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BRISTOL

II. II. Hammer of Pompton Lakes. n. j..
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Grow.-Little Ruth Haga-
dorm is visiting In Charlottesville, Estey
of Hinesburg visited her son, B. W. Estey,
and family over Sunday.-Mrs. Almira
s. Russell spent Christmas with her son,
r. Il, Russell. and family in Rutland
Miss Bertha Hewitt OF New York city
was at home for Christmas.-George Pope.
Florence Farr and Spencer Laurence Of
the University of Vermont are at their
homes for the holidays.-A. w. Stevens
and family Of Cornwall spent the holiday
with A. c. sumner and family.--R f..
Palmer Of New York IL spending the holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
+. II. Palmer.-Miss Alice Wilson and
Miss Anna Cooley are at home from their
Montpelier schools for the holdays.-Miss
Bernce Garrow and Miss Mabel Sears.
who are teaching In whiting are spend
ing their vacation at their homes here
W. II. Edmunds and Carroll II. Stearns
of tho Harvard Law School are at home
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and Mr.. and Mrs. Alverton Baker at the
home of Lewis Lapel in shoreham Center.
Miss Marie Boulia Is home from Spring
feld. Mass, to spend time with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Boulia, be-
fore going to Florida, where she will pass
the remainder Of the winter.-Earl Bes-
settle of Burlington and Miss Marion Bes-
setto from Ticonderoga are spending the
Christmas vacation at their home here
Miss Grace Leonard of Vergennes is II
guest at the home of her brother. James
Leonard.--The Misses Effe and Luella
Phelps are home from Burr and Burton
Seminary, Manchester, for the holidays
Tho basketball team Ia TO give dance
and supper at the town hall, December q.
Friends OF Harold Arthur will be in
tercsted to know that he has received all
appointment as page In the House Of
Representatives for the coming session
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SALISBURY

Miss Emma Mathew has been IN Boston
the past few days visiting her sister,
Miss Alice Iolcomb, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitney
for the holidays, has returned to her posi-
ton in New York.-Mr. and Mrs James
Peterson celebrated the 18th anniversary
of their marriage December a. Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Whittemore also celebrated
their 32nd anniversary ut the same time.
Quite @ number of the friends of both
couples gathered. Gifts of money were
received and refreshments were served
Harry Brown OF Rutland was the guest
Of Mrs. Hamilton Tuesday.-Miss Ina
Peterson Is at home for the holidays
chicken-pic supper was given the Sun
day school of the Congregational Church
and community at the town hall Thurs
day evening December g. over 100 per-
sons being served.-Rollln and Miss
Doris Whitney nre at home for the holt
days.-On Tuesday the annual church
meeting Of the Congregational Church
was held in the town hall An oyster
dinner was served at noon and over so
persons were present. AT the business
meeting which tYllowed the roll OF men,
hers was called and several Interesting
letters We're read from absct cs and
former pastors.--Misc Anita inner OF
Cambridge. Mass. and Mr. 'cndall
Sumner Of Hartford. Conn. Wn, spent
Christmas with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. +. Sumner. have returned to their
homes.-There Will be union watch
night service at the town hall Friday
evening beginning at nine o'clock. Re
freshinents and n social time will be en-
joyed with n sermon By the pastor. All
are cordially invited.-Miss Blsnch Haz-
card Of st. Adams was recent guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Sum-
ner.-Mrs. Martha Barton Of Vergennes
Is spending the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. A. A. Smead.-Mr. and Mrs. E. j.
Whitney enjoyed the pleasure OF having
oil their family present on Christmas
day except Paul. who is in Chicago. and
was unable to leave.-Miss Hattie Beach,
who has been spending two weeks with
her brother in Vergennes, has returned
home.-Guy A. Beach and family were
guest of his brother, A. D. Beach, on
Tuesday
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The Sunday school of the Baptist
Church had its Christmas entertainments
with Christmas tree on Christmas eve.
Tho church and community took this op-
portunity to present to Edward Besett
a sheep-lined coat by way of appreciation
Of his faithful and painstaking care Of
the church building and grounds The
school taught by Miss Carrie Miles gave
an interesting Christmas program Thurs
day evening, followed by a Christmas
.tree.-Henry and Eugene Desautels, E.
dora and Marjorie Estoy. Inez Martin and
Karl and Elinor Prindle are spending
their holiday vacation at their respective
homes.
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CHARLOTTE

Miss Ruth Wilson OF the Mid
dlebury high school is spending
the holidays with her grandparents,
Ia ere. Miss Margery Livermoro
of Brattleboro is at home passing the
holiday vacation with her grandparents.
Percy Pope Is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. j. Popc.--Russell Williams
and j. r. Ramsey, Jr., are home from Troy
Conference Academy for the holidays
Mrs. Albert Labouef Is seriously ILL.,
Stanley Byington Is occupying his new
resdence.-Miss Della Bacon of Burling-
ton Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Bacon.-Mr. and Mrs. Dion Hill
man and son, Robert, OF Flushing, y. V,
are guests at the homo OF Mrs. Hilmans
parents. Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Whalley.-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Holmes returned on
Monday from Middebury, where they
spent several days at the home of Dr.
j. j. Ross.-Mlss Sarah Palmer and Miss
Hubbell of Burlington and Read Rich
ardson of South Manchester. Conn, were
Christmas guests at the Palmer home
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Whaly have re-
ceived word that their son, Waldo, who
is In North Carolina. Is much improved
In health,
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SOUTH STARKSRORO

\ Very pleasant time was enjoyed by
the Ladies' Home Circle at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taft on Christmas
ove.-Ceylor Orvis Ia working in the Brls-
toll bakery during his vacatlon.--AIiss
Maud Wright and Fay Shattuck We're
married Christmas day at Huntingdon
Miss Lydia Varney is at home from
lakewood Seminary and Drew Varney from
his school In Rochester-Mrs. Henry Gerr
main is at home from Burlington. She
was accompanied by her daughter. Bertha,
and n friend TO spend Christmas.
Hallock Is very low.-William Taft Is ill.,.
George Elliott and family, Daniel
Birdsal and family and Robert Young
and son were in Middlebury Christmas.
Ralph Orvis is Ill with measles.-J. w.
Trudo has purchased an engine and saw
ing RIG
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Parizo, who were
married Monday morning. were given a
reception Monday evening by the groom,s
mother. Mrs. Peter Parizo. and brother,
Ernest Parixo. About $50 invited guests
attended the reception. which was held
from eight until u o'clock at Foresters'
hall. Mr., and Mrs. Parizo were the
recipients of many gifts during the eve-
ming, Shephard's orchestra furnished
music for dancing.
For the benefit of the patrons of the
trolley line, the reporter would impart
the following information received
December q from T. g. Jones. superin-
tendent OF the Burlington Traction com
pany: The last car coming through to
Essex Junction leaves Burlington at II 80
d. m, and arrives here at 12:l0, therefore
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HUNTINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Spaulding. of St
Adams. were Sunday visitors at j. w.
Spauldlns s.--Wayne Green, of Richmond
was in town Sunday.-David Tarbox spent
Christmas in Barre.--'rhe exercises at the
church Friday evening by members Of
the different Sunday school classes were
well carried out and the tree well laden
with gifts for all ages.-Miss Ella Place
is home from her school work in Connec
ticut for the holiday va ca ton
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Tho home % Mr.. and Mrs. F.. a. Pres
ton was the scene Of very pretty we'd
ding Wednesday December IL when
Charles w. Parker and Lillian Spaulding
were married. The Rev. r. NJ. Hogadorn,
of Bristol. performed the ceremony. The
large living room. where the ceremony
took place. was transformed into a lovely
bower of greenery. The single ring GER
vice was used. The young couple were
unattended and only the immediate fam
lily and a few friends were present. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake We're
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker left on the
evening train for a short honeymoon trip.
There was goodly array OF presents
consisting of silver, china, linen and mon
ey.-Edwin Perkins. of Bristol, spent
Christmas at his home here.-Roger Pres
ton, of Norwich University is spending
the Christmas recess at home Tho stu
dents from Poultney and the University
of Vermont are at their homes for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cronk is gaining
slowly from his recent illness.-Howard
King and bride of Rutland are visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King.
The largest mail in the history of the
postofice was handled here Wednesday.
December 22-Ruth Hogadorn has return
ed to Bristol after spending several days
at the Wheeler home.-B +. Williams Of
Springfield is visiting his brothers W. r.
Williams and George H. Williams. of
Monkton.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Allen
have gone to Burlington for the winter.
Mrs. Charles Cronk is confined to the
house by illness.--Mrs. Sally Bull Is grad
ually falling. on account OF her adj
vanced age her recovery Is very doubt
full. She is In her 92nd year.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. w. ]. Hawkins spent Christmas
at the home of Mrs. Hawkins parents.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cheney.-Mrs Flora
Harrington has returned from East Mid
dlcbury to help in the care of her mother,
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FOR RENT

ARM OF about $50 acres OF Westminster
Station. VT. to rent. without stock. good
tobacco and onion land near corn can
merry that pays $50 per ton for sweet corn :.
good market for milk and all farm prod
ucts W. V. Fnrr. Burlington, VT.
312,Gt.w,1t
SMALL IMPOVERISHED TENEMENT to
rent; price low to desirable tenant
w. V. Fnrr. So No. Union ST. 12,6t,w,1t
SIY-ROOM HOUSE to rent, with toilet and
pantry on each floor. suitable for two
small families, located in north part Of
city near car line. Inquire Of W. ". Farr.
SO No. Union IT. 304,12tw,ot
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SHOREHAM

sunday the e6th, was tho first below
zero weather. Tho large number out
Friday evening Mt the Christmas tree In
Academy hall demonstrated the feeling
for community gatherings. The pro-
gram was by the school children and
included solos by Misses Frederick Plat
and Edith Sullivan, piano duet. Mrs Ar
thur Patnode, Mrs Julius Baker and vio-
lin obligato to Miss Platts. solo. by
George Anderson. Santa came and made
merry with the children.--Those at home
for Christmas were Miss Mable Larrabee
OF Burlington, Miss Norma Waite from
the University of Vermont and Willis
Waite and Grandy Hartman of Boston.
Mrs. George and Miss Margaret George
of Burlington were weekend guests OF
their daughter and sister. Mrs. Arthur
Delano,-Frank Meehan of Ellenburg,
n. Y. is with his mother for the holiday
vacation.--Mr. and Mrs. q. X. Walker
OF Bridport are guests OF their sister,
Mrs. Addie Walker.--Mrs W. G. LARA
bee has received word of the illness with
pneumonia OF her sister-in-iaw, Mrs.
Hugh Baker. at Poultney.-Christmas
music In the Congregational Church last
Sunday added much to the service. The
voluntary, "Traumeri." Shumann. was
given by an orchestra made up OF three
violifs, played by Mrs. II. c. Ward, Ar
thur Patnode. George Anderson; clari-
net. II. M. Osborn. cornet II. G. Ward.
accompanist on organ, Mrs. Arthur Pat
node. The orchestra accompanied the
full choir and the program included: An
them. ANGELS Of jesus solo, Silent
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FOR SALE

,HIRE STALLION now at stable Of A. q.
Dudley, Shoreham, Vermont. Must be
sold before January 10 next Address or
inquire OF Administrators Of George Il.
Dudley Estate, Ticondcroga, y. Y.
26,w,at
Why NOT OWN A HOME? I have Il six
room house which rents for S25 per month
which l will sell for 50 500 with a small
payment down sec me at once. w. Y.
FAIR, IS No. Union ST. az, Gt,w,1t
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EAST MONKTON

Extensive improvements have recently
been made on the interior of the Metho-
dist Church under the direction of the
Loyal Workers society. The old vesti-
BILE has been torn out and tho north
end of the church partitioned of into
floors. the lower for a reception room
and kitchen and the upper for a dining
room. This will be much appreciated By
the people of the community as there
has been no convenient place 20 hold
social gatherings. Last spring, new CO.
ment steps were built and the foundation
wall repaired and the church. shed
Strengthened and reshinsled no that the
property is in the best condition now
that it has been in for many years. The
society will celebrate the opening Of the
rooms by having an oyster supper We'd
nesday evening. January 8, to which all
are invited.-There was Il large attend
ance at tho community Christmas tree
held at the Methodist Church Christmas
eve. There were interesting exercises
by the school children and the choir, as
sisted by Leon V. Bushey. violinist.
rendered special music. AT tho close Of
the program, Santa Claus appeared and
distributed gifts to each child present.
Baskets of pop corn were passed to all
the cpngregation.-Ther was Christ
mas tree and exercises at the Kaolin
Hill school house under the direction OF
the TEACHER, Mrs. Amos Markham. Thurs
day evenng.IThere was u pleasant fam
ily gathering at the home Of Mr. and
MIS-. Henry White Christmas day when
all their nine children with tho exception
OF Frank who Is employed in Burling-
ton. were at home and enjoyed o. roast
goose dinner.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harri-
man Of West Rutland spent Christmas
at the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Harrman.-Mss Arletta
Thomas Of Brattleboro is spending the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
A. II. Thomas.-Leon V. Bushey WHO
has been in Keene. N. H.. for several
months past, is passing some time at his
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RIVERSIDE

AZ the regular meeting of the Won 10
ems Relief Corps held Wednesday
Dec. o., Mrs. Bessie Breen, Miss Mary
Ryan and Mrs. Edith Ames we're ia
ken into the order. The following of
ficers were elected: President Ma
Moulton; senior vice, Elnor Clark
junior vice, Marjorie Andrews treas
urer. Edith Colgroye: chaplain, Helen
Humphrey; conductor. Lena Gaines
ward, Irene Mason musician, Mar
Cross; patriotic instructor. Ina Prior
secretary, Grace Mae Gibbon; delegates
Elnor Clark and Clara Bartlett. After
the meeting II social hour was enjoyed.
the birthday table being especially
pretty, decorated with the holiday col -
ors, red and green. The birthday CAKE
made by Lois Rogers was decorated
holly leaves and red candles. The placc
cards were also trimmed with holl,-
1an<
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WESTFORD

The Christmas exercises were held IN
the town hall Christmas eve with "A good
program and a full house. the towns
people most generously contributing to u
purse of money amounting to 500 AZ a
Christmas gift TO the Rev. and Mrs.
w. w. White.-Miss Eta Moran from
Brooklyn, n. Y, Is spending the holiday
season with her brother j. T. Moran
The Misses Lillian and Ethel
Gabaree are at home for the;
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NOTICE

- The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers G. Mechanics
Savings Institute e. Trust company
viii be held at the banking house OF
Hhe Merchants National Bank of Bur
lington, VT. on Wednesday, January %
1921, at II 90 o'clock 4. M, for the cleo
-lon OF trustees
W. c. ISHAM. Treas
Burlington, Vt, Dec. %, 1920.
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Stowe.--Jasper Ferland of st. Adams Is
.ir.. on Franklin street for n few days
\. r. Davis and +. c. Voter and f. Fl
White have gone snowshoeing over the
White have gone sonwshoeing over the
Long Trail and will not return until
Saturday
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HANCOCK

Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Roberts, who
have been stopping with his parents.
have gone to Randolph. Eaton is
at home for the holidays from his school
in Tilton, n. D.-Mrs. q. II. Church is Ill
with the grip.--Loren Spencer and Har-
old Spencer were in Bethel recently.
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brother have the sincere sympathy OF
everyone. Her funeral was held from
her late home Wednesday at 300 p. m.
Mrs. Mary Andrews OF Burning
ton Is spending the holidays with, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Andrews.--Mrs b., II
lsham, who has been ILL.,. is better.-Fannic
Il. Pierce. Genera Kenyon, Marguerite
McDonough, Lynn II. Patrick, Ralph S,
mckenzie, q. Arthur Pierce, students at
the U. V. NJ, are at their homes here for
the holidays.-Miss Mabel Eddy Of New
YORK city came Friday to spend the
Christmas vacation with her mother and
brother.-Miss Gladys Brothers, student
OF the Bridgewater, Mass Normal schooi
was ut her home for Christmas
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HINESBURG

Miss Anna Laforce. a student al Column
bia University. IL here to spend the holi-
days.-This community was shocked 70
hear OF the death of Miss Anna Patrick
Sunday afternoon. Her parents and
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,BRIDPORT

Datus Rice Is In town visiting friends,
having spent Christmas with his cousin,
Mrs. George st. John.-Frank, young son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Casey, who was
operated on at the Rutland hospital two
weeks ago. returned home Sunday. His
grandmother. Mrs. Nisun. returned with
him.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eltharp were
weekend visitors at the homo of Fred
Lasher.-air. and Mrs. John Stokes OF
Shoreham spent Christmas with Mrs.
Stokes parehts. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Austin has left his
brother, Hermans, and is working for
Earl Observation-Disclosures Goodspeed Ia
very i'll with Observation-Disclosures
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Night" Guber, Miss Frederick Plat;
offertory solo, "Hark the Heavenly
Song" Miss Margaret George of Bur
lington and three Christmas hymns. The
Rev. John NJ. Thomas of Middlebury
preached.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in.
sertior. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
Is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con.
secutive months.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-03
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Kreso Dip at Guthrie's.

Kreso Dip at Guthrie's.
 B. F. Lumpkin is spending the day in Texarkana on business.
 Gasoline 30 cents gollon. Cash. PRESCOTT HARDWARE co.
 H. B. Mckenzie returned last night from business trip over at Camden.
 H. W. Huskey returned this morn ing from a few days visit to Little Rock.
 We are still giving 20 per cent dis count on all purchases. Krescent Va riety Store. 1d3w
 LOST-Bunch of four or five keys with name of W. H. McBryde on the plate. Reward-W. H. McrBide 1-2d2
 Special attention is called to choir practice at the Baptist church this ev- ening at o'clock. All members are requested to pc Cnefe.
 Among our new subscribers to the Nevada News this week is M. D. Me- Clelland, who will receive our weekly paper for this year at Urbana.
 Mrs. J. D. Barlow entertained her little visitors his afternoon with a theatre party and refreshments at Jacks. Among her guests were Miss es Helen McRae, Lucy White, Norvell and Amelia Bemis of Prescott and Vir- ginia and Alice Pritchard and Eleanor Finley.-Hope Herald.
 A dollar saved now is a dollar earned. We are giving 20 per cent dis count on ALL MERCHANDISE pur- chased in the house. Krescent Va riety store. 2'd3
 No merchandise reserved on our 20 per cent discount offering-it means everything in the house. Krescent Va riety Store. 1d3w
 Tyler Commercial College teaches Byrne system of shorthand. This is considered the best. We have scholar ships for sale at saving to this in- stitution.