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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16
SOLDIERS Benefit
THRU RECENT LAW
Congress Has Just Passed A
Law Making More Liberal
Provisions on All Soldier
and Sailor Insurance.

All ex-Service men will be interest
ed in the new provisions of the War
Insurance Act as amended recently
by act of congress. Important an
nouncements to that effect have been
recently received from the treasury
department.
''Under the new amendment to the
War Risk Insurance Act, which has
been passed by congress and which
became law Dec. "a, 1919, when it
was signed by the President, war
term insurance or United States Gov
eminent life (converted) insurance
policies may be made payable to any
of the following bene6ciaries:
parent, grandparent, step parent
parent thru adoption, wife or hus-
band, child, grandchild, stepchild,
adopted child, brother, sister, half
brother, half-sister, brother thru
adoption, sister thru adoption, STEP
brother, stepsister, uncle, aunt,
nephew, niece, brother-in-law, sister
in-law, a person who has stood in the
relation of parent to the insured
for a period of one year or more prior
to the insured's enlistment or induc-
tion, the children of such person,
parent, grandparent, stepparent or
parent thruadoptlon of the insured's
wife or husband.
Omitted States Government life
(converted) insurance may now be
paid at death in a lump sum or in in
staIlments for IS months or more, at
the option of the insured.
"The rate of compensation for dis
ability has been greatly increased"
In a lengthy communication from
the War Risk Insurance Bureau, the
new plan of payment and benefits is
outlined. Any ex-service man can get
desired information at this office.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16
Getting Ready For The Fair.

In another column will be found
the premium list for the education
al exhibitor the Villas county fair of
1920. It is issued at this time by
County Superintendent A. j. Austin
in order to give the. various schools
in the county ample time to prepare
the specimens for exhibition. The
list includes prizes for work from all
departments, from the little tots in
the first primary to the seniors in
high school. The school exhibit at
previous fairs has always brought
forth much admiration from fair
visitors. With each succeeding year
it has increased in size and quality.
Last fall the exhibit exceeded all
expectations and this year will see a
still better exhibition, judging from
the increase made in the premium
list. Read it>over and see the differ
ent lines of work that are encouraged
in the Villas county schools.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16
Vim. Davies Dies at Tucson.

kilograms received here Wednes-/
day announced the death OF William
7. Davies, only son of Rev. and Mrs.
w DaTies, at Tucson, Ariz., that
morning. The remains accompanied
by his parents will arrive Monday
and funeral services will be held
Tuesday.
Chilly, as he was Familiarity known
Withdrew as q student in the Eagle
River high school in the spring of
1918 to enlist in the navy. A cornet
player of unusual ability he was as
signed to the naval band at Ports
mouth, Va, where he spent several
months and later crossed the Allan
tic to France. While there he con-
tracted the flu from which tubercu-
losis developed. Not improving at
Portsmouth he was transferred to
the government sanitarium at Fort
Lyon, Colo, where he seemingly i'm
proved so that he returned hoDce in
the spring and remained until fall
Accompanied by his mother he went
to Tucson where it was hoped the
disease would take turn for the
better. Two weeks ago knowing the
end was near Mr.. Davies went there
to be withhim at the last.
He was universally liked for his
brightness of manner and gentleman
" ways at all times and had his ca
reer run its natural course it would
have been creditable one to him
self and country. The bereaved par
ents and sisters have the sincere
sympathy of the community in their
sorrow.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16

whose just powers are derived from
the consent of the governed; de-
mocracy in republic; sovereign
nation of many sovereign states; a
perfect union, one and inseparable;
established upon those principles of
freedom, equality, justice, and hu-
manity for which American patriots
sacrificed their lives and fortunes.
L therefore believe it is my duty
to my country to love it; to support
its constitution; to obey its laws; to
respect its flag; and to defend it
against all enemies"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16
Circuit Court Thursday.

Judge A. Fl. Reid will hold circuit
court for Villas county at the court
house beginning Thursday January p.
There are no jury cases for this term
and but fifteen default cases. making
an exceptionally small calendar to
be disposed Of. Villas county has an
enviable record when it comes to
jury cases in circuit court and a jury
for many terms past has been the ex-
ception rather than the rule.
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ever, that if the s'bona fide home or
residence at date of discharge, as
claimed by the soldier, is not the
same as stated on the original service
record, the Zone Finance Officer will
make settlement for the additional Il
cents per mile on the same basis that
the 81 cents per mile was paid chat
is, from place of discharge to place of
entry into military seryice) and sol
der may make claim to the Auditor
for the War Department for any adj
ditional travel pay which lie believes
due him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16
A Good Greed for Everyone.

Peter A. Mortenson, once resi-
dent of Westfeld, Marquette county,
now superintendent of Chicago
schools, has ordered the following
"American's Creed memorized by
every pupil in the seventh and
eighth grades, and is one that might
well be taught in every school in the
United States, and for that matter
would harm no adult to know by
heart:
II believe in the United States Of
America as government Of the peo-
pie, by the people, for tile people;
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16
1920 State Fair Dates.

Officials of the Wisconsin State
Fair have decided to hold the annual
agricultural exposition at West Allis
during the week preceding, instead of
the week after, the Minnesota State
Fair at Hamline. phis will bring
our state fair dates from Aug. 80 to
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16
Peculiar African Reptile.

The gaboon viper ranges over the
whole of tropical Africa. The body
is exceedingly thick, stubtalled, with
a huge, spade-shaped head. Instead
Of progressing in ordinary fashion,
this reptile throws forward lateral
loops of the body and moves along
in an oblique direction to that In
which the head is pointing. A cap
tive specimen displayed the trait Of
striking backwards.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16

Sept. s. Ostensibly the change was
made to secure better weather, as the
second week in September usually
develops several days of early fall
rains, which the fair management
wishes to avoid if possible.
Wisconsin Farmer.
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CLASS D-Open to ali grades

Flzs1 SEconu IIlEu
/ Collection of noxious weeds named
and mounted 81 75c soc
2 Collection of noxious weed seeds
named and bottled-------------- - s -s~~sss
Best map of Villas County --------- :" 80
4 Best map of your town ------------ :" 9
S Best map of your farm ----------- g
School chart showing breeds of
farm animals " $ $
7 Plan of farm for rotation of crops g &
8 Best school health chart showing
daily health habits of pupils g " 6
8 Best school society note book 1850 g g
10 Plain bingham apron . 9
ii Machine made garment ------------ 6 6 .
10 Fancv anron q
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Court Postponed


The January term of
Circuit Court for Villas
county has been post
poned from Mon, Jan.
18th to Thurs, Jan. 22d
by order of Judge A. H.
Reid, according to a tele-
gram received this morn
ing. There will be no
jury.
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CLASS b Grades 3, 4 and 5

First Second Third
1 Best language booklet 81 Toe soc
2 Mounted pictures Of an industry
with story ---------------------.- : "
Illustrated story poem----------- : !"
Notwithstanding rules of good
heal "
Two original problems worked
and analysed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :"
6 social and business letter
mounted s. . 9
Industrial map of the U. S.-------- 8
Map of your farm ------------------ "
set of doll clothes /"
10 Reed or rafia work ---------------- . . .
IL page muscular writing (giye grade) /" /"
IL Work in weaving -------------------
Ii Set of drawings paintings
Ia Set of articles in cardboard const !" !"
Is Set of number work books from
class
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Exnort hx Mills.

The mills of the United States every
year export more flour than all the
rest Of the mills in the world produce.
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CLASS A-Grades and 2

First Second Third
/ S cards showing paper foldng------ ST. 75c SOC
5 cards showing paper weaving :" 8
5 cards showing sewing ------------ !" =
4 Illustrated life of Eskimo Cutting
drawng) ---------------------- !" =
Illustrated life of Indians Cutting
drawing) ----------------------
Illustrated story poena----------- s 9
Number work booklet -------------- 6 g -
Set of muscular movement drill
exercises = "
8 Set of mples of free hand
paper cutting ------------------- :
10 Set of articles made of wall paper !" 9
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-16
Free Field
johnson, Budde, subs

This morning the boys went to
Amigo to meet that fast high school
team tonight.
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First Growths important.

No beginnings of things, however
small, are to be neglected because con-
tinuance makes them great.-Plutarch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07

Manzelske rozmluvy.

Diva roxy minuly. PAM Rika
1rautmanova Sc upln6 uZdraVi
Ia a nabyla drivejSiho vedomi,
ale jeji rame zustalo ochrome-
10. Julie musela il oblekati a
obsluhovati il jako male dltc.
"Ona vykonava vse TAX sve-
domite", pravila stara PAM k
sVemu synovci; "nikdy neod-
mlouva, ale neni Y tom vSak te
betavosti oddanosti, jako
drive.
Bylo to jednoho pekneho
one V mesici srpnu, kdyz TAX
to hovorila k mlademu leka-
ri, ktery Sc prave vratil domu
cd n6jakeho nemocneho. Po-
hlizel ma nj pin prekvapeni.
"Ty 81 prejeS sklizeti lasku,
ale ty jsi nikdy nezasila zad-
nou lasku V tom srdci", pravil
doktor cnladne. Pres jeji uny-
~ oblicej pieletl nadech studu,
- "Nuza, mas n6jake Zpravy
III FTiedfa 20, otazal Sc il. ia
sly6el od lnatky, &c jsi dostala
dopiS, ,le draw"
"DeKuji. ano! NechceS 81
vz:ti ten dopis S sebou nahoru?
Je velmi zajimavyll a MONA,
re Tereza by jej tez rada ce-
tia. Ale jdi jiz, zaiiste ceka ma
tebe Sc snidanim. Videl isl sve-
no hocha dnes?"
"Anol" odpovedel a oblicej
ieho zaril radosti. PAM Dora
prochaZi Sc S MIN Y Zahrade"
PAX wal dopis, lezici ma stole,
vice z ochoty nez dychtivostl
= odeSel. kdyz Sc pfevlekl,
Nkrocil do budoiru sve zeny; ne
hylo il zde - musela byt Zaii-
ste V satnici. A skute6n6. Tere-
"a obdrzela novF krasn% oblek
Cd svcho otce a ZkouSela, jah
il padne. Sc Smichem obratila
sc X ncmu a pravila:
"Nuze, iak sc mali tvoii diva
nebezpeCn6 nemocni? Nechai
ras odcestov3ti2"
"Nemohu Il datl rozhodnot
cdpov6d' ieSt6 dnes, muj dra
houSku", odpovedel pohlize
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Divka k r,iGGernu
Roman cd w. Hemburga.
Pro "Domacnost" prelozil Jos. L. Voborsky.

Tvare jejl sc Zrumenily. -
Pardon, zaSeptala. me jest
jen Ito tebe, re isl Sc vidal
sve cesty k vuli tete. A krone
toho = jest V tom tez neco pro
mne."
Obratila Sc kvapne = on ma
byti zboznovan, jak snadne to
jest videti jej St'astneho V TOM
To dome.
"Jdi jen spokojene", dodala
pax, ia budu obstaravati vse".
A kdyz on odesel, zavrela ok
IA V pokoji nemocne, ale ty
Gruhe prednim pokoji necha-
la otevfene a zde sedela ro-
zervanym srdcem temer celou
noe a naslouchala tenn veselym
zvukum hubby, ktera zretelne
zalehala az sem, slysela vesely
Smich hostu, bavicich Sc Zpe-
VEN a tancem; sedela zde tax
dlouho, az matka a syn Sc k ra-
nu vratili domd.
'Nasledujiciho dne chtela o.
pustit pokoj nemocne, kdyz no
vomanzele vstoupili do vnitr k
tetine posteli, ktera jiz Sc pro-
trala z bezvedomi. Stala mic
ky II nohOu postele a pohlize-
la prekvapene ma nevestu, KITE
Ia byla nadherne oblecena V
krasne bile hedvabne Saty a Wy
blizela tax rozkoSne, ba primo
ckouzlujici. Pres jeji zlate VIA
sy sklanel Sc t6zky billy ceren
zlatem protkany. Puvabna tato
zena sklanela Sc k nemocne, IL
bajic ieji bezvladnou ruku.
Pax opet Sc mel novopeceny pa
rex k odchodu.
Doktor mel oci sklopeny. Ne
zdal sc pozorovati vedle stojici
bledou divku, jez pohlizela ma
yyjev ten zcela hrd6 chlad-
ne.
Ma to jim zastoupila Julie ce
stu rkouc: "Prijm6te me nej-
vrelejSi blahoprani'', a podala
ruku nejprve jemu a pax jeho
mlade zene.
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc dim O 8 svetni-
cich, .koupelna sun-porch,
plyn, elektrika, furnace. Hla
ste Sc v {. 4127 E. 1873. St. z
Miles Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07

DiVKY neb mladSi zeny k
hotoyeni papirovych krabic Sc
prlJmou pri stale praci a do
brem platu The Peerless Pa
per Box Mfg. Co., 1923 L. 55.
st. 6.25
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PRIJME. Sc starsi zena ma
lehkou praci domaci, vice ja-
ko spolecnice IL starsi zeny.
Die prani mGze jiti domU kaz-
dy den. Haste Sc u J. w. See
man, 987 E. 70 ST., po 6te hod.
vecer aneb nedeli rano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn "a pricinou odjezdu. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 34S2 L. As st.
60
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PLATfME DOBRE MZDY.
PLATfME TUCNE BONUSY.
NAUCfME VAS VYDELAVA-
I'll VELKE PENfZE.

Prave jsme otevfeli move u
pravene pozemky ma domoviny
V clevelandsk6m distriktu. Ma
Sc nabidka jest nejlepsi a nej-
vetSi celem m6ste. Jsme no.
tovi poskytnouti zamestnani
nekolika dobrym a pra wynn mu
zum, ktefi by mas zastupovali
Nezi svymi kraiany. Uchazeci
nusi rozum9ti anglicky, prodej
Mich zkuseposti neni treba. Ma
bidka naSe jest Vasi zivotni pri
lezitosti. Nevahejte, ale tazte
Sc ma Mr.. Bro a duv6rne 81 S
MIN promluvte. Nase uradovny
Sc nachazeii ma druhem patre
Kinney a Levan budovy. -
EUCLID a E. IA. ST.
THE SUBURBAN DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY
Stavitele mesta.
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lex, ktery j Namenlte slusel.
'Nekolik dni zajiste re nebude
delati velky rozdil, ci ano?"
90, prosim! Kazdy vi, ze jsi
rikdy jeste necestoVal", odpo-
vedela. "Dela to velky rozdil.
Nyni jest ten nejlepSi cas- a nej
lepsi zabava V Ostende = ne
kolik tydnu pozd6ji mas po-
byt zde bude trvat az do zari,
a ty Wis, re V zari prichazi tam
ySichni ii, jiz 81 preji setrne Ii
Il, ten cas- jiz nespatfis zde
zadne osoby lepsiho yzdelani,
aniz lepsi tridy, ami jedine
sluSn6jsi danny, vSe jest jiz chu
de a obycejne".
"Nebohy drahouSku!" chia-
cholil il smeje Sc, "skutecne Sc
cbavam, re ii diva nemocni
nam budou mariti ty skvele
plany".
"A to povidaS takovym
chladnym tonem?" tazala Sc,
privazujic 81 dve Stroke he'd
vabne pentle okolo pasu.
"Co 81 jenom pocnu? Memo
hu 81 rrece vytrhat vlasy z hla
Wy k vuli tomu?"
"Zde jest zaiiste trochu pra
vdy tom, re Wy lekari jste o.
troky clovecenstva", dovadela
zertovne = "a re ta -"
"Jestli re 81 vezme l6kare,
stane Sc castecn6 timt6z otro-
kem'' dokoncil. INA kazdy spu
sob, ty isl zcela maly privetivy
otrok, a ia jsem skutecne roz-
mrzen, re tento krasny cestov-
| nj od6v nema byti uspokojen vi
deti n6ktere pekne kraiinky ma
cest6 po Rynu do Ostende". -
Ezdychl 81 - "Ano, skutecne,
mila zeno, ii diva jsou We velmi
kritickem postaveni. B6h Vi,
kdy budeme moci podniknouti
naSi cestu".
Nerekla vice ami slova; uva-
zala a rozvazala opet ty he'd.
lvabne pentle, brucic tise k So
be: "Konecne ten uzel nezdal
Sc byti dosti spusobilym"; pax
n6znymi prsty svymi odparala
pentlc, svlekla ten krasny ce-
stovni oblek a zam6nila ho V
obyGelny domaci Sat, zpivajic
81 veseie. Kdyz byla hotova, po
bizeia jei, aby sci k snidani.
"Ty vzdycky pomySlis ma tu
neinotrebntjSi y6c T. zyolal
zeltovne,
PosadivSe Sc Ike stolu, pohli-
| za,i vrele la sebe, kdyz ona o.
pet zaGala: 'Zajiste, re by isl
Sc nehneval, kdybych ia Sla
sama otcem jen okus
tGchto rizku .masa, jsou zname
mite upeceny, Zuzana pripravo
vala je sama".
On polozil svui nuz a vidlit.
! ku zmaten6 pohlizel ma svou
, okouzlujici' zenu.
"Ty muzeS "a nami prijet
tfeba pozdeji, kdykoli ii cas- dc
voli", pokratovala.
Coz isl tax nedo6kaya?"
"Zaiiste, re ano! Ty muzeS
byt otrokem tech nemocnych
lax mnoho chceS, mn6 ie to jec
70 - co ia dbam tech nemot
lpych, jiz trpi horeckou?"
"Velmi by Sc me a naSeml
diteti styskalo pc tobe", odpo
vedel rozpacite.
"Nebesa, .ty mysliS, Bedri
chu, re bych ia zde nechala tx
dite! Nikoli, hocha vezmu
sebou i ieho chuvou Dorol
do Ostende".
"Nikoli. muj drahousku
. chlapec musi zustati zde, j;
, dam nan dobry pozor".
PAM Tereza odlozila nuz
, 'vytreSt6ne pohlizela ma sveh,
: manzela, isouc pfekvapena je
: 20 poznamkou.
: "Vzdyt' ' Ostende bude o.
- dobre pc starano", odpov6
della chladnc. 'ysccky matk,
/ herou sYc dcti Sebou. a i
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snadno prihoditi nejake neste-
ste.
"Drahousku, ty jednaS, jako
by ten hoch nalezel vyhradne
tobe", odpovedela jsouc nanej
IvySe podl azdena. "Jen 81 po-
mysli, matky mali prvni pravo
ma sve dltky! Co by Sc neho
stale, kdyby nebyl Sc mnou?"
Musel Sc smati teto poznam
ce; "Ty 81 pocinaS, jako bys no
lnikdy nechtela pustit $ oti a
IpTece naSe Dora da nan sama
Idobry pozor a postara Sc on jas
ko ty bys to ucinila sama. A
lmimo to ia jsem zde, a nemu-
sim t9 ujist' ovat, re no budu
hlidat dvojnasobn6 "a tv6 ne
Ipritomnosti''.
"a coz jestli takt6z pole
Ides?"
"Pak jsou zde jeste tri zeny
dome ty jej zajist6 nalezi-
t6 opatri, zvlaSt6 matka", po-
kracoval, ''ta by 81 rad6ji u
chodila podeSvy u stfevicu, nez
by hocha ztratila S oci".
"Tvoje matka muze no vide
tt tax caste, jak jen Sc il libi,
ale ia 81 nepreji, ably mela ne
co spolecneho jeho yychova-
MIN. Ty dobre Wis, re jeji kra-
sochut' co Sc oIleku tyce jest
jiz davno vybledlou a toho O.
| hledu nemuzeme Sc nikdy shod
nouti a proto nechci, aby zava-
della neco, k cemu ia nikdy pri-
Ipustit nemohu'.
"Ale, Terezo, jiz jsem il vse-
CHINO yysvetlil. Ona miluje to
| dite TAX vfele a -"
"Nuze, a druhou jeho ochra
nitelkou jest teta Rika, ktera
sama chGvu potfebuje?"
"Ano, ale vynechme tedy te-
tn z otazky teto, avsak nezapo
men, re je zde tez Julie" !"
Oci pani Terezy nyni zaji-
skrily. "Musim t6 rozhodn6 po
zadati, aby jsi Sc Julii teto
zalezitosti ami nezminoval, ja-
ko by il vice zde nebylo, neb
mann ster6 rEi5iny rici, re mne
1Eenavidi, ze mne nemGze ami
Ivystat aniz me ditc".
"Terezo, ty isl nespravedli-
va"
"Nikoli", odpov6dela podra-
zdena zena. "Nikoli, nejsem
kdybys necitil pro ty jeji citli-
vustkarsk6 idey nejhlubSlch
utrobach tveho srdce, jako mu-
q citi pro ty, cd nichz jsou mi
lovany ma vzajem, zajiste by
isl uz dayno pozoroval, jak ia
"slecna k nicemu" mne nenavi-
di. Obycejn6 pohlizi ma mne S
nejakym tajenym vztckem a Sc
sklopenyma ocima".
"Protoze isl 0 hlavu menSi
rezli ona" odpov6del zertoy-
Inc.
"Ja nezertuiii" zvolala. -
"Kdykoli ucinim n6jakou po-
, 2namku, sleGna Julie uSklebt
sya usta ma to, hraiu-li dit6.
, tenn, pozoruii, jak podivn6 na
mhe upira svuj zrak, nemohu t
yysvetlit jak, ale tem6r zlost.
ne; ona mi Zavidi toho hocha
A kdyz my tri jsme pohroma
de, tn Sc obr$ti a odejde do svt
, no pokoje, jako by ten pohleC
mas byl pro nj jedem. Ona ma
podivne smyslenil"
I "Kdo ii rekl, re ona mnc jeC
nou milovala?" tazal Sc chlad
ne, a o6i ieho pohlizely man'
. ma porcelanovou desku, kterol
Julie maloyGla, jakozto svatcl
, nj dar.
"Muj vlastni rozum, dokto
re. a pax Va matka. y
"SkuteGn6?"
,. "A re ty doposud isl ma t,
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-16
Bryant's Pond.

The homestead farm OF Daniel Estes
just across the Woodstock line 10 Bethel
was sold last week to George BlouIr oil
North Woodstock.
The next issue of the Woodstock
Chamber of Commerce, printed by D. N
Forbes, will be ready for distribution
about Dec. lot.
A series of whist parties are being held
here for the benefit of the Chamber oil
Commerce and the American Legion
They are under the supervision of Mrs
Jennie Currler and Mrs. Abbie Dudley
the present executive committee.
Robert johnson has recently purchased
a lot on the Rumford road of j. M. Day
and is getting the foundation and cellar
completed for the erection of dwelling
house on the spot next spring.
The ball given by the American Legion
Thursday evening Was attended by forty
couples. Refreshments were served BY
members of the post. Music was fur
nished by the Woodstock Orchestra OF
six pieces.
d. q. Crockett, who is interested in 9
garage at Bethel, has recently completed
an addition to the same, comprising 9
building 40x18, which il to be used fol
storing cars In the winter.
Albert Davis has recently purchased
the old Perry farm of Ralph Andrews
This farm ia located near Concord Pond
and there Is quite quantity of pine or
the territory. Mr.. Davis will employ
quite crew OF men logging pine from
the lot this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-16
Brownfield.

Will Lock has disposed of all bis prop
erty In this vicinity and gone to Boston
for the winter.
Brownfleld Is soon to have electric
lights.
Miss Lena Perkins, who spent the sum.
mer at Conway, N. 81 has returned to
her home in this village.
Mrs. Leslie Mcdonald 10 In very poor
health.
Mrs. Minnie Rowe and family have
closed their house on Spring Street, and
rented the house formerly occupied by
Almon johnson and family at Eas,
rownfield.
Arthur Seavey, who has been very III
with scarlet fever, Is much better.
There are two new cases OF scarlet To-
yer In the village. DR.. Fitch 10 attend.
ing them.
Samuel Spring is critically i'll with
pneumonia. DR.. 81. Fitch 10 bis attend.
ing physician.
Married recently Mr.. Earle Chamber.
lin of Brownf1sld and Miss Marian Day
of Porter.
Mrs. Stephen Burrill of Portland is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. DR.. Fitch.
Recently two ladies met on the street
and stopped to talk over the voting bust
ness. A young. nice feeling fellow hap
pened along. "Well, talking politics 1t
seems. That IL all right" eyes; what
are your politics?' Tint don't know,
but / will run home and ask pa" Being
full of cider he couldn't run. Finally
be went back and said, "Ps thinks I am
a good Democrat % I have all the symp-
TOMS"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-16
EaSt Sumner.

Frank Heald and his sister, Mrs. Jsn-
ME (Hsald) Coffsene, of Sheridan, Wyo.,
accompanied the remains OF Mrs. Emo
gene (Heald) Wiley to East Sumner, ar
irving on last Saturday. Arthur Hesld
and wife Of Wey mouth, Mass, and son
of Mrs. Coffeene from Boston also came
to the funeral, which was held on Sun
day, Rev. Mr.. Gilkey Of Dixfleld ofici-
ating. Mrs. Wiley was S3 years of age.
r. G. Stephens Of Kennebunk was in
town few days last week.
Samuel Heald has been in the place
suffering from an accident that caused
an injury to his side. He 10 stopping at
Ella 8. Heald's.
A little daughter came to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Keene recently. Mrs. Bert Thomas
Is acting a. nurse.
A benefit ball for the benefit of Alfred
Morrill, was given at the Grange Hall on
Wednesday evening.
Lester e. Robinson and wife are visit
ing friends In massachusetts,, and may
spend the winter away.
Only 100 above zero on Thursday morn