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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-21
HIGHGATE CENTER

Miss Hortense Pennell. who is attend
ing Teachers Training School In Swan
ton. spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Pennell.-
Miss Della Bowler and Miss Rogers spent
Saturday in Swanton.-Charles f. Lyon,
of Randolph. passed Saturday and Sum-
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
J. Lyon.-J. A. Dussault has purchased
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Hopkins the Park
View hotel property and will take pos
session November 1.-Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Morey. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
A. Stockwell, motored to Burlington Sat-
urday-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Dussault Thursday.-C. G. and
r. NJ. Austin. of st. Adams. were bust
ness visitors In down Saturday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Jerry hurry of Richford has sold hi.
home on the south road to Marvin Web.
ster.-J. r. Halle bought OF L. q. Iihhv
his home on Main street In this village.
S. Carl Carpenter Of Richford was a
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RIVERSIDE

After the regular meeting of Pythian
Sisters. held Tuesday Ovt. IL. recep-
tion was held in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
c. +. Aver, 1t being the 40th annivsr-
sary Of their marriage. A short program
was given.-Mr. and Mrs c. l.. Bartlett
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Burns were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. King In Barre Sat-
urday and Sunday.-The funeral OF Edwin
Drinkwater. held Saturday afternoon, was
largely attended. The Rev. John Rob-
inson officiated and the burial was In
the village cemetery. There was a pro-
fusion of flowers. including a spray Of
carnations from the Queen Esthers, the
w. r. c.. and from the intermediate
room in the grade school and from sew
eral MISUNDERSTANDING Petit and Mel
burn Gallup. of the University of YER
mont. and Miss Emma Moulton and Lii
lian MacGibbon, of Jericho high schol.
spent Sunday at their homes here
Fletcher Perry. OF Burlington was a Sun
day guest at c. E. Munson's.--Mr. and
Mrs. Howard lockwood, OF Barre, have
been called here by the death of Mr..
Rockwood's father.-Homer lockwood
died at his home Sunday morning after
u short illness.
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HUNTINGTON

The county meeting or convention of
Kings Daughters. which took place at
Richmond Thursday, is worthy of no.
uce. The meeting at noon was followed
by lunch. coffee being served by the local
circles. Exercises we're opened at one
thirty in the church, which had been
pretuiy decorated for the occasion. Mrs.
T. w. Towers, county president, conduct
cd tho meeting. assisted by Mrs. Anna
Gillett, Of Richmond, who gave the well
come, and Miss Laura, Coleman. of Hines
burg. the response, followed by prayer
by Mrs. George Bartlett Mrs. Anna
Evans of Burlington. the new State pres
ident. addressed tho meeting, talking upon
the origin, growth and prssent work and
plans for the future of the order A poem
was read by Mrs. Bacon from the Sill
yer Cross Circle, of Shelburne, and a
very beautiful recital given by Mrs Bios
som Goodrich. This was interspersed with
two songs by Mrs. Tiley. Of Richmond,
and Mrs. Mcbride. Of Winooski. A large
number we're present.
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WILLISTON

The Ladies' Union Aid society of the
Federation Church will give supper and
entertainment Friday evening OF this
week at the church parlors.
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ST. GEORGE

Mrs. Miranda Wescott Is In Burling
ton visiting her son, Norman Wescott.-
Mrs. Edward Kehoe and son were in
Burlington Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. Peet and family were in Burlington
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Peet and
three sons, Frederic. Kenneth and James,
visited Mr.. Poets sister In Fairfax Sum
day.-Mrs. Worcester and Mrs NJ. e.
Carpenter of Charlotte visited Mrs. G. F.
Peet Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ballard of
Richmond were In town on business re-
cently.-Miss Florence r. Hubbard OF
Burlington and Clark c. Hubbard and
Miss Frances Kingsley of Swanton visi-
ted their sister. Mrs. Earl Aver, Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wellinger
and daughter, Jennie. and son. Law
renee. were in Burlington Saturday.
Master George Mott OF Burlington is at
the home of r. Il. Hinsdale.--Mrs. Day
and son. Charles. and family of Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Ellis Of East Mid
dlebury and Mrs. Owen and daughter
Of Hinesburg were at the home of A.
Il. Williams Sunday. being called there
by the illness of Mrs. Hathaway.-Mrs.
Clarence Carpenter and three children
passed last week with her aunt. Mrs. F.
E. Hinsdale.-Earl Aver was in Addison,
Bristol and St. Adams the first of the
week on busness.-Miss Nora Hinsdale
returned Wednesday Oct 10 after Wis
iting 10 days in Burlington.
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WEST ENOSBURG

Next Sunday will be observed as rally
day at the Methodist Church.-Mr and
Mrs. Stanley Marsh and sons, Stanton
and John. Of Barre and Mrs. Douglas
Warner of Bristol Conn. recently visited
Mrs. Marshs mother, Mrs. E. L. Stan
ton. Mrs. Gerald Betters of Enosburg
Center, sister of Mrs. Marsh returned
to Barre with them.--News reached here
Of the death of H. w. Walker of Cabot
October 9. Mr.. Walker was tester for
the Enosburg and Montgomery associa-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Flood of Van
couver, d. c.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Baker of Waterv1lle visited recently at
the home OF w. P. Shangraw.
Elmer Norway Of Springfield is pass
Ing few days at the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morway.--Mr. and
Mrs. George Stuflebean and four chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Davis and
four children motored to st. Adams
Bay Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kelley and
daughter. Leila. of West Enosburg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hull and son, Wen
dali, were in Waterbury Monday.-Mrs.
C. B. Ovitt. Mrs. II. S. Ovitt. Mrs. E. L..
Stanton and Miss Ruth Ovitt motored
to Knowlton recently.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Hubbell, Mrs. E. L. Stanton and Mrs.
II. S. Ovitt motored to Broome Lake Sun
day.-Mrs. c. B. Ovitt and Miss Ruth
Ovttt visited at the home Of their cousin,
John Ovitt. in Morrisville. Sunday.-Mrs.
H. H. Kelley and daughter Leila of East
Enosburg. and Mrs. Ernest Hull. of this
place. visited at tho home Of their cousin.
Mrs. Frank Glidden. In st. Adams, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams and five
children and Winfield Hill Of Fairfield
Center and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley
visited at the home OF Fred Ovitt Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Austin re-
Gently visited Mrs. Austifrs parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Bedford. in Glenton, p. O.
Mrs. Irene Oarrst OF Haverill. Mass.
passed few days last week AT the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Garrett
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EAST CHARLOTTE

A. the annual business meeting OF the
Chittenden County Farm Bureau held
in Burlington Saturday, George NJ Ha1-
ard was ele ,ted president of that or
ganization. miss Josephine Stebbins of
Burlington is visiting Mrs. Edwin Prindle.
Charles Casey of Burlington has moved
into the tenement of Frank Estey.
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business visitor In town Saturday
w. J. Wright and son, George, and Or.
and Mrs. F. B. Hunt we're In Richford
Tuesday.-E. $. Wright was in Eden last
week taking inventory of the Eden store
company's stock.--C. T. Hall and r. II.
Balster we're business visitors In Stowe
recently.--Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Newcity
and Flossie Newcity have left for their
winter home In Florida. They are maxi
ing the trip by automobile.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clement Desautels have gone to
WATERFOWL. Mass. to visit their son.
Louis Desautels, who has a position in
the Union Market National Bank of that
city.-The Rev. e. p. King and Mrs.
King were in Burlington Monday.-Mrs.
G. II. Gardyne was taken quite i'll Mon
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EAST FRANKLIN

Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Ellsworth and Mr..
and Mrs. f. C. Ellsworth and daughter
were on a motor trip recently. which in
cluded Rutland, Vergennes. Salisbury and
Basin Harbor.-Mr. and Mrs. q. II.
Pomeroy, Mrs. Bertha Moore, Howard
Messer and Marion Gilbert motored to
Chelsea recently.-Mr. and Mrs. r. p.
Chamberlin and Mrs. z. Fl. Chamberlin
visited in Richford Tuesday.-Mr and
Mrs. 8. B. Whitney are in Clarencevile,
Que, for several days.-Mrs z. II. Cham
berlin and Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Glidden
and children visited at Stanbridge, Que,
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Ellis
worth. Mrs. Phronia Grant and Mrs.
Z. c. Ellsworth and daughter we're in
ST. Adams Wednesday.--Carm Vadney
| of Lowell, Mass. w. Il. Tiff and Edward
Vadney called on friends here recently.
-Melba Whitney Is at the home of e. G.
Holden at st. Armand, Que.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

very pretty autumn wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Kimball Saturday afternoon at
four o'clock, when their daughter, Louise.
was united in marriage to II. Noble
Baker. the Rev w. 3. Dukeshire per-
forming the ceremony. Only the imme-
diate relatives of the bride and groom
were present The bride and groom, who
we're unattended, entered the room to
the strains of the Wedding March. which
was played by Mrs. Erie r. Holmes, a
cousin Of the bride The bride was
gowned In white crepe dc chene and
carried shower bouquet Of Ophelia
roses. The rooms were very tastefuly
decorated with autumn foliage and flow
e-s. Following the ceremony dainty re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Baker
has followed the musical profession.
being a graduate of the Lachman Con-
servatory of Music In New ork, and
since graduation has taught piano in
that city. Mr. Baker, whose home Is in
Richford, is by profession an engineer
and at present is chief Of construction
for the Florida Fruit company at Flor
Ida. Cuba. The happy couple left for
a short trip by automobile amid shower
of confetti and good wishes and they
expect to sail from New York about
November l for Cuba. whore they will
make their home. The bride was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts, in
Guiding linen, silver and cut glass.-Mrs.
H. B. Smith OF Plttsf1eld, Me-, and Miss
Libbie Pray Of Bath. Me-. are guests at
the home of Prin. and Mrs. j. A. Sin
clair.-L. L. Dukeshire, who has been
visiting at the home of his brother, the
Rev w. B. Dukeshire. has returned to
his home In Bath. Me.-Nliss Charlotte
Lang Of Burlington and Miss Katherine
Lang Of Cambridge we're weekend visi-
tors in the home of their aunt, Mrs
J. G. Gaines.-Miss Rennie Greene of
Burlington passed the weekend with
Mrs. Nellie Mullen.-Miss Mary Eliza
beth Irish. who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the ST
Adams hospital. returned home Satur.
day.-Miss Creta MARI Of Montgomery
is a guest of Miss Marguerite Hail.
They passed Monday in ct Albans
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WESTFORD

Amos Stearns has sold his farm
to Mr.. Hughey, Of Milton, and
is moving into his house at Brook
side. Edward Gale, who has been con-
fined to the house for some time, is able
TO walk out when the weather is flne.-Mr.
and Mrs A. I. White and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Bailey and daughter. Catherine.
of Mansonvlle. Canada, were guests at
the Rev. w. w. Whites Saturday, re-
turning home Sunday.--Mrs. c. B. Stearns
spent Friday and Saturday in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Dominique are
spending few days in Canada.-Ralph
Wiley has moved into Henry Macomber' s
house by the river and has commenced
work for II. 4. Machia.-Mrs. Elmer has
moved into the Congregational parson-
age-Lewis Wiley and his sister. Ny
cite. are finishing their services for George
Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. Wimbell are TAX
ing their place.-Sherm Howard and
Henry Parker are ill.--The Rev. w. w.
White was in Burlington Monday at
tending a committee meeting in the in
terest of the churches Of the Lamoille
association
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SWANTON

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f.
Hall. on Lake street Thursday afternoon,
at four o'clock. their youngest daughter
Altha, was united in marriage to John
l.. Snow Jr., of White Plains. n. Y. The
home was beautifully and artfstically
decorated with autumn leaves and aspar-
agus. The bride, who was gowned in
white lace with veil held together by
beaded band. made her way to the mar
riage altar along an aisle fashioned out
Of autumn leaves and held in place by
Eunice and Marjorie Bell and Hildreth
and Barbara Russell. The double ring
service Of the English Church was used.
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. F, Wilson Day. The couple were
attended by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Russell
OF st. Adams. There were many gifts Of
silver. glassware, linen and money. The
couple left on the evening train for a
short wedding trip after which they will
reside at Confer. N. Y. where the groom
has ~ position.
Il. b. Rockwell OF Alburg has been the
guest of his son, Capt. T.. NJ. Rockwell
on Farrar street. Capt. Rockwell Is over
80 years old and is In the best Of spirits.
He attended church In Swanton, morning
and evening Sunday and was enrolled as
\ member Of the Mems Brotherhood for
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Col H. D. Snyder and niece, Miss Mary
Snyder. left yesterday for a few days
yisit in New York. Philadelphia and
Washington. after which they will go to
New oxford, Pa, Miss Snyder's home.
Fol. Snyder will eventually 60 to Key
West, Fla, where he will spend the win
ter. His many friends wish him pleas
ant sojourn and a happy return to health.
Miss Teresa Labounty, aged 10 years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph La
bounty. died at her home on lower
Pearl street Tuesday night following n
few weeks Illness. Funeral services
will be held at the Church Of the Holy
Family Friday morning. with burial In
Winooski.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Greenough, Jr., of Maple street
is Ill with scarlet fever.
HINESBURG
The son born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Blanchard Of Ticondcroga, N. Y, Octo-
Der IL. died the same day.
George Hart, Jr., is not as well.-Mas-
ter Carlton S. Bostwick is visiting his
grandparents In Starksboro.- Helen
Weed Is with relatives in Bridport for
a short visit.-The Hon. M. ]. Finney Of
Burke, N y. made short visit In town
this week. He expects to leave soon for
Tennessee with his son. Or. F. F. Finney
and family. DR.. Finney will be located
in one of tho large government hos
pitfalls, where he has a good position.
CHARLOTTE
The ooacd OF civil aut h GRITTY
will meet at IN. town clerks
office Friday evening from seven until
nine o'clock. Any women can have her
name added to tho check list at this time
by meeting the necessary requirements
Mrs Mary Williams and daughter,
Mrs. George Gee. arc in Castleton for
few days"-Miss Mar garet j. Whalley
and nephew. w. w. Whalley. nave re-
turned homo after visiting their cousins.
r.. ID. and A Il. Booth. Of Ferrisburg
and a. Z. Booth of Waltham.-E. n.
Spear is remodelling the house which
l,o recently purchased.
The Breezy Point Library association
Is TO serve supper on Wednesday. Oc-
toher q at Library hall.-Mrs Mary Will
liams and Mr.. an!; Mrs. George Lee of
Washington, p. C., are visiting In Castle
Ton this wcck--Richard O'Kcefe Is n
ot
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ham, is now being sought by the Fort
Madison police and by federal agents
and if arrested will be brought to
Fort Madison for trial. He will first
face a charge of bigamy and then
charges already prepared by U. S.
District Attorney Moone Of Ot(um-
wa, for violation OF the Mann act,
will be brought against Reid. He is
accused OF Transporting Miss Leeper
from Fort Madison to st. Paul, Mimi,
while the young woman believed her
self to be the lawful wife of Reid.
Il have been corresponding with
the former Mrs. e. H. Reid" Miss
Leeper stated in an interview with a
Democrat reporter, and we have
plenty of evidence to convict Reid
Of the charges brought against him.
Il have found that he deserted his
first wife in the very same manner
that he deserted me In st. Paul. He
left the home in both instances un-
der pretense of visiting friends and
failed to return. In neither case did
he give any warning Of his intentions.
surely intend to do everything that
can to assure punishment for him. :"
Miss Leeper also declares that
charges of obtaining money under
false pretenses will be brought again
Reid. The two wives are determined
that if he escapes punishment on one
charge that he will not e2ude the
others.
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RECITALS
% Your Duty Tomorrow Night.

Plan to reserve tomorrow evening
away from your usual haunts OF
your home, so that you can show
appreciation of Keokuk's own big
band by attending the concert under
its auspices Wednesday evening al
the Grand theater.
While the band needs the money
this is not philanthropic concert
because it will give more music for
the money than has been heard here
for five years.
The program has been carefully
made to include real musical music
numbers for the elite of the Monday
Music club and numbers for the man
in the street who merely knows what
he likas-both will be pleased by
what they hear tomorrow evening.
Both soloists, Giovanni Sperandeo
lyric tenor, and Hugo Hagen, Nor
wegian pianist. who became an artist
in Europe, will please both classes
of people referred to above The
Keokuk Concert band will play its
very best from Atlantis, through
dances, to the really big overture of
Phedre, which was popuiarized in
America by the big French bands
coming over here during the war.
Popular prices have been made for
this popular concert.
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1923, when Mr.. Kendalrs first ad
ministration will be over.
Unless there are designations
there will be no appointments re.
quiring confirmation by the senate
to be made in time for ratifica ton
during the coming assembly.
The following terms will expire:
A. L. Urick, state labor commits
sioner, expires March 81, 1921.
George D. Newcomb. Creston
pharmacy commissioner, expires
April 23, 1921.
w. S. Withrow, board of parole
expires June 80, 1921
w. D. Sheehan. board of control
expires July l, 1921.
NJ v. Henderson, Jr., commits
sioner Of banking, expires July 4,
1921.
w. e. Albert, state fish and game
warden, expires March 81, 1922.
Charles Falkenhainer, pharmacy
commissioner, expires April %, 1922.
w. B. Barney, dairy and food com
missioner, expires April 90, 1922.
G,overnor-elect kendall's first tap-
pointments will be within the organi.
zation OF the governors Office. There
has been no intimation as to who
will be Mr.. Kendall's secretary 1t is
reported that there are several can
didates, among whom is II. j. Met
calf, formerly secretary of the state
council of defense.
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FEW NAMES
TO BE Given
Kendall Will Havs
Only Small Number of Appoint =
ments to Make at
This Time.

Comparatively few important ap.
pointive state Offices will become
vacant during the next two years,
and Governor Kendall will have few
regularly occurring vacancies to fill
during his first administration.
The most important administrative
officers for whom he will name sue
cessors are the commissioner of
banking, state labor commissioner
and dairy and food commissioner.
The terms of the insurance com
missioner, document editor, adjutant
general, secretary of the board of
health and industrial commissioner.
do not end until after January 1,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-16
TROUBLES FOR
ONE MORE MAN
He is Pursued by Two Women Both
of Whom Claim That He Married
Them and Now They are
Seeking Punishment.

Fort Madison Democrat: Socrates
may have suffered woes at the hands
of his wife, Xantippe, bat his troubles
that have been looked upon for cen
turtles as the ultima in domestic. TRACE
dies, promises to pale into insignifi
canoe, If the two wives Of e. H Reid
sought for bigamy and violation OF
the Mann act, have their way.
The two wives" the one living m
Birmingham, Ala, and the other Miss
Dora Leeper of Fort Madison, have
joined forces with one single purpose
and that to make life for Reid, any.
thing by joyful.
Reid, who married the Fort Madi-
son girl, while it is claimed he had
a regular wife residing in Birming-
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The On 'yHeating
Pad with Four
Ihermostats

The Four Thermostats, an
exclusive feature of the
UNIVERSAL Pad, auto
matically control heat at
any desired temperature
and distribute it evenly
throughout the pad. The
cord switch has three
points of regulation low,
medium, high.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-16
susan B. Anthony Loses Out.
4 False Standard Of Culture

which looks upon the bearing and
rearing of children as something
coarse and vulgar and to be avoided,
but the advent of Eugenics means
much for the motherhood Of the race.
Happy is the wife who, though weak
and ailing, depends upon Lydia e.
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound to
restore her to health, and when
headaches and backaches are thing
of the past brave sons and fair
daughters rise up and call her blessed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-16
Cave Mans wife Asks Divorce.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
DENVER, Colo, Nov. 16.-Not all
the cave men are dead, according to
Mrs. Clara H. Lewis, who was grant.
ed a divorce here yesterday from
her husband, 2. J. Lewis, on the
grounds OF cruelty. Mrs. Lewis re-
lated in court the cruelties her hus:
band practiced in their Long Island
New York. home. She was supported
in her testimony by her maid.
Lewis, she said. thought nothing of
dragging her around by her hair,
beating her and keeping her prisoner
in room. The maid testified she
had seen Mrs. Lewis bleeding pro-
fusely from wounds inflicted by
Lewis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-16
Charge Of Bioamy.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-W. ]. Nelson,
30, was enroute to Des Moines today
with Deputy Sheriff Charles Savride.
He is said to be wanted there on a
bigamy charge.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-16
HORTICULTURE Society to Meet.

Horticulture Society 70 W.T. MI,
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, NOV. -.
Missouri State Horticulture so' .h,s
will hold it's annual meeting III Iii Iii
city December to 8. A feature W."
be a large display of apples, the t'i the
attractive of which will be SEM d. no
close of the show to Columbia loi T r
apple show during farmers, Weeh o.inr
society also will hold JOINT s.1tnre
with the department OF hortlcu at
at Columbia during farmers "eeA'