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tiSiciho sIoanoNn iinimentu.

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CESkY STROJNiK. Prime

Sc nekolik ceskych strojniku
IA stalou praci. Zadatel ozna-
MI sve posledni misto plat
na hodinu. Zaslete prlhlasky
pod znackou "Strojnik" do
adm. "Sveta". 1-28
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PRORAJl Sc diva domv ma

PRODAJi Sc diva domy ma
.ehk6 splatky, jeden okoli
.Narodni Sine, prinasi $50 me-
sicniho najmu. Cena $500.
Druhy je dvourodinny, moder-
nj, blize Union a E. 106 ul. Ce-
ma $4,000. MaIa castka hotove
ostatni jako rent. Pospeste
81, jsou to znacnG lace. PiSte
ma l.. Rericha, r. 5, Chardon,
20. 1-29
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STARSf PAM hleda zamest
mani ma domaci praci u Ceske
rodiny. Haste Sc V elsie 3S45
Croton Ave. 1923
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PRODA Sc farma sd a
krech, % mil od mesta, blize
kary a dlazby, l mill cd me-
stecka. Pekne stavby a dobry
pozemek. Cena $4,000. Potreba
pouze $4,000 hotove. Stavby
mali vetsi cenu nez MATTEL "a
da Ia celou farmu. Piste ma l..
Rericha, r. 5, Chardon, O. 1-29
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PRONAJME Sc byt ety.
rech svetnicich koupelnou.
Haste Sc V elsie 1866 South
view Ave. 1-29
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CHCETE-LI 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te Sc S duverou
M nejstarsiho a spolehliveho
ceskeho jednatele Fr. Hattana,
3642 E. 49 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1884. Tel Union 1926 w.
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DEI.NfCI.


Punch Press Helpers, Punch
Press Operators a delnlci ma
rdznou praci tovarne. Dobry
plat a stale misto.
Parish and Bingham Corp.
Madison Ave. a w. log St.
1-31
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ka zpozorovala, re ruka JeJl
mlad6 velitelky jest studena ia
ko led.
"Snad Sc nerozstunete, slec,
no Ceci.ie?" septala bazlive.
"Ne. Jiz to preSlo a jest M
l6pe. Muslin vstoupiti do do
mu. Lady Trevorova da mi Je'
ste nejake navedeni.'
Marketka doprovazela svou
mladou velitelku ke dvefim q
zaklepala. Lokaj otevrel dvere
"Racte laskave lady Trevo'
rove oznamiti, ze Miss Rosse Je
zde," pravila divka.
"Jeji milost pravila, abyct
vas ihned uvedl do pokoje,' od
vetil lokaj.
Otevrel dvere pokoje a Ce-
ellie S Mark6tkou vstoupily.
Pokoj byl prazdny. ODE ce-
kaly nekolik minut, az hrcenl
kol prilakalo Marketku k ok.
nu.
"Nase drozka odjizdi, slec'
no Cecilie," zvolala zdesene
"Nase zavazadfa isou ukrade'
ma -
Chtela vybehnouti ze DIVER
an V tom pan Pulford vstoupil
"Dobry den, Miss Rosse,'
pravil uklan6je Sc zdvorile. sc
SMELL jsem Sc vypiatiti a pro
pustiti vaSeho drozkare, an pre-
vii, re ieho kun jest unaven
ably vas mohl dovesti do Grave
sendu. Zavazadla jsou chod
be a ia postal pro jinou droz
ku. Lady Trevorova hned prl
jde.'
Cecilie sv6sila smutne hlavu
"Nevim niCehoz o Gravesen
du," pravila. "Pujdeme tam?'
"Jc to predm6sti, kdc kotv
lode" pravil pan Pulford. 81
dy Trevorovy jachta tam lez
Budete miti velmi pfiiemno
plavbu, s.ecno Rose. Povetl
most Jest krasna a dostanete S
brzy do YORKSHIRE. Bude t
mnohem prijemn6jsi nez, p
draze k tomu vas nebude c.
sta nic stati."
Lady Trevorova jest vein
laskava a pametliva,' podotk
Cecilie. "Nikdy jsem neby
na vod6 vyima kdyz jsme plu
pres prup av, myslim vSak,
mnc plavba potesi."
V tom vstoupila lady II
Vorova do pokoje.
Vyhlizela ponekud unave
a znepokojcna vzdor svel
naliceni. Nepokojne svedom
obava, ze ii snad neoceka'
ne navStivi lord Leonards lie
lord Glenham, nedala il sp;
Provad6la smelou hru a jeji
sIedck zdal Sc il byti vclice
chybnym.
'Jste vclmi spravna, jak
dim, slecno Rosse," zvols
"To Sc mi libi. Nezdrzim
dlouho, nebot' pujdete do {
vesendu. Zpravila iste sve
tele 0 vaSem zamestnani
mne?"
"Nemam mnoho pratel,
dam odvetila Cecilie. "Re
jsem to me domaci pani
pSa. a madame Langc, kt
byla ke mnc velicc laska1
&c stravim zimu praci VIC '
kovskcm sidlc vaSi milosti
YORKSHIRE"
Lady Trevorova toGila
vosne svymi brazlety a Pu
duv oblicej Sc zatemnil.
"To bylo zcela Spravl
pravila vdova po chvilcc m
nj. "Povedela lste Jim k
tam pujdete?"
Ne, madam. Rozhodla j
sc pro cestovanl splsc na
zc/ nez V jachtc," pravila
ciie q proto jscm sc nczml
o Jachte. ~
| nI,r fT,.ovApn,.C 10
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+" OIL Y M P l A {"

Nase pravidelne sobotni
odpolcdni predstaveni cd
2:3o nepfetrzits. - Dospsli
17c. Dsti &c, "a kterekoli Sc
dadlo " divadle.
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PRONAJME Sc
PRONAJME Sc pekny stor
els. 6033 Broadway. p?

PRONAJME Sc pokoj sam
O sobe, pouze pro diva pany,
blize Broadway kary. Voda a
plyn uvnitf. Haste Sc V elsie
1855 E. 65. ul. 1-2S
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(ruJte We mne Edlto, Vse Sc zua-
ii. Nase stopy isou zakryty'
Rad bych vide1 toho, kdo by Je
odkryl.'
Uchopil svuj klobouk a W.
behl re staveni.
Zahnuv sc kolem neJbllzslho
narozi, pfisel ma prazdnou
drozku. Najal il a vydal Sc ma I
cestu do Gravesendu.
Prijda ma misto sveho urcenl
snadno nalezl jachtu, kterou
drive naial, nebot lezela ma
rece. Najal clun dial Sc k HI
dopraviti.
Byla to mala, dobre zbudo-
vana LODI, ciste uhledne "a
rizena - byiat' patrne Ia
bavni lodi nektereho gentlema
ma. Byl V nj maly hezky zarl-
zeny salon, kobercem, stolen
a lenoSkou a do n6ho ustlly
ctyri lodni pokoje.
"Toto zarizeni Sc slecne Kos
Sc zajist6 zalibi,' myslil Pul-
ford. "Musel jsem "a ne "a
platiti velkou cenu, ale vyko-
nal isem svdi obchod pod prl
iatym jmenem kapitanem a
vse Jest V poradku - tax bez-
pecno, jako pohrbeno.'
Jeden t6chto lodnich po-
koiu byl nedavno vycisten a u
praven pro Cecilii ieji sluz-
ku. Kdyz jej S patrnym "a
imem prohledl, vratil Sc pan
Pulford zpet do salonu. Y tom
obievila Sc lodni posluhovacka
a on Sc S nj dial do reel. Byla
Portugalka, kterou on sam K
teto sluzbe naial - sneda, Ia
valita osoba, pon6kud odpuzu-
iiciho zevnejsku, odpornych
| ust malych oci. Znal j Jlz
dlouhy cas- a vedel, re tVary Je-
il nezahaluji jeji povahu a re
Jest schopna Ia dobry plat
zlocinu.
"Budou zde co nevidet, Ma
ria" zvolal Pulford podavale
ii maly vacek penez. ITO jest
: pocatek vasi vyplaty. Budte
mi verna proved'te me navody
: a dostane sc vam slibene od
i meny.'
"Zaslouzim 81 ii!' odvetll;
: Maria. Use jest pohotove. o.
a razime, jakmile prijdou."
II "Nezapominejte," Septal
a Pu.ford, ze ma podani dukaz
h 0 smrti divcine dostanc S
e VAN dvojnasobnG odmeny!
o "Nezapomenuw odvetila q
= Ma vyznamne. "Prihlasim Sc
cl cely obnos a to dosti brzo! :!
l. Pulford spokojen vratil
ID ma palubu a hned ma to b!
e. dopraven ma bfeh.
L Sotva &c pristal, priJeI
vt drozka Cecilii a Marketko
k Stmivaio Sc a melo sc k deStl
"Prijel jsem sem, abych v;
an videl dobre opatrenu, sleci
IL Rosse,' pravil Pulford znam
" uaie Ceciliino prekvapeni, KID,
propustil drozku. Lady Trc'
k rova ie TAX Starostliva o va
llz pohodli, re jSem nemohl jim;
ct nez prani jejimu vyhoveti
'oz postarati sc zde vas. Nltr
obratil chysta sc k deSti, I
pill Wy budete miti klidnou a p
iemnou plavbu. Dovolte dopl
ou. voditi vas Ma jachtu."
Zavazadla byla jiz Vloze
lou do clunu. Pulford pomohl
n6ho Cecilii Marketce p
ko- je sam nas.edoval. Ma jacl
uvedl divku do salonu.
oila Toto jest lodni posluhov
me- ka, slecno Rosse,' pravil u
outi zuje rukou Ma Portugalku,
a IA na prichozi zvedave po
me- zela. "Jc verna svym povin
luz stem a velmi pozorna. Tez
on zde dobry kuchar a Wy SC
spo- zete povazovati Ia v,ada
In vSobo on ,IIo ,,iJitn IIp
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PRIME Sc zena k myti ma
dobi. Haste Sc V elsie 5617
Broadway. 1-30
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 00O
Pastorova schovanka
Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove.

Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove

emo Rosse. Chcete-li cestovatl
DO zeleznici, nevahejte a rekne
te to. Ale sidlo me jest neko-
lik mil vzdaleno cd stanice a
snad Sc tam s nikym nesetka-
te, kdezto v jachte mela byte
mnohem prijemnejSi cestovani
a V pristavisti vas budou oceka
vati. Vcera jsem psala me sta
re hospodyni, ably poslala ko-
car do pristavu, ktery vas do
domu doveze.'
"Skoda ze jsme nevedeli drl
We rozhodnuti sc slecny Ros-
Sc" pravil Pulford, divaje Sc
ma hodinky. "Nocni vlak do
YORKSHIRE jiz odjel. Pak-li ne
chcete jeti po jachte, sletno,
musite seckati do zitrka do ra-
na."
"Jachta jest velmi pohodl-
ma podotkla lady Trevorova.
"Vse k pohodli dam bylo zari-
zeno. Nedavno podnikla jsem
iv nj sama cestu. Byla take prl
ze, vlna, latky a jelly po-
slany do jachty, pane Pulfor-
de?"
Spoienec vdovin prisvedcil.
"Kdyz jste Sc tedy rozhodla
nepouziti jachty, slecno Rosse,
pan Pulford mHzete telegraph
vati kapitanovi, ably dele ne
, Gekal.'
"Prosim "a odpuSteni, ma
DAM" pravila Ceciiie, "zdala
isem Sc byti nerozhodnuta. Ne
/, jsem zvykla vode, ale myslim,
, ze mi plavba pride who'd. Ne
= chci Sc vratit ma noe do sveho
: bytu a nasledovne prijlmam
: vase laskavG nabidnuti jach'
ty.'
|. "Drozka, kterou jsem OBJ
l. jednal, jest u dveri,' zvola
y pan Puiford.
i "Nebudu vas tedy dele 1dr
a zovati, slecno Rosse,' pravll'
/. lady Trevorova vlidne. "Tes
u mne velice, ze jsem ziskala VI
: sich sluzeb X praci ma mycI
e vzacnych kobercich. Vezmet
o 81 Ma cas-, nespechejte. ia tut
10 zimu nenavStivim sve venkoN
E. ske sidlo a az budete pra'
hotova, nebo dopiste panu Pu
nj fordovi, menu obchodnimu Je
la nate.i on YAM poSle umluv
la nych sto liber. Preji vam pi
ly iemnou plavbu a St'astny pob
&c V mem drahem starem 1or
shirskem domov6!'
,c- Cecilie podekovala "a Je
laskavost a po vymene neko
ma ka konecnych SLOW sc nj re
nu loucila.
a Pan Pulford doprovazcl il
va drozce. Zavazadla byly
,bo nalozcny. Pomohl il Mark
ati. ce do drozky a pax dial tiSe
w kaz kocimu.
DO Drozka odiela a ON vstou
do domu.
vi Lokaj hledel "a drozk
.la. Pan Pu.ford Sc jci otazal:
vas "Vyhledal isl nahodi
ira drozku, james,"
pra Ano, pane, 1ela praNe
Ii lem"
'Ta mlada divka vstouI
ma do sluzby mylady," poznal
kla nal Puiford. "Chce zastihnC
do smiSeny vlak do YORKSHIRE
era pak-li nepopozene kone, q
tou, Skaji. Divka ! ieji stara s
yen- ka jsou zcela neznamy V l.
V dyne. ale doufam,, &c je nt
tka zadna nchoda cestou
ner- Yorkshire - do venkovsk
lfor sidla mylady.'
PAX vessel do pokoje. L
ne Trcvorova divala Sc okr
Ice Nyni mu VISA ustrcty.
udY "Vse Jest TAX dalece V
radku, Edito." pravil Puff
sem PLAN mas sc dari.''
dra- "A jstc list, &c Sc z
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MuzzGIrn, {
kterri jsou
nernocni!
Lekarstvi a elektrina
We spoieni.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli ke mne a
poradili Sc Sc mnou, Dive nez-
Ii phjdete k jinemu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas vyleciti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim vam wy
hovujfci splatky.
Leceni: vsechny nemoci ner-
vove, krevni, kozni, chronicke,
a RUNE nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine s mimi spo
iene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, {bez rezani), bola-
ky vredy, zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistelet
rheumatism vsechny muzske
nemoci.
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NEWPORT LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lamoureaux
are visiting Mrs. Lamoureux's sister,
Mrs. W r. Gardner at Nashua.
Miss Fannice May and Miss
Marion Redfeld of Barton were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Blanchard.
Mrs. f. H. Kcnnison and Mrs w.
} Mcguire were called to North Troy
to attend the funeral Of an uncle.
Elizar Landry is in Littleton, n.
H., over the week end.
Mrs. George Lawrence is i'll with
influenza.
Donald Akin, Linus Lorimer and
Reginald McCauley are home from
Boston University for the mid year
vacation.
Mrs. Leon Cultice of Lyndonville
has been in town several days on ac
count of the illness of her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Leavitt.
Gertrude Green, Barbara Brown,
Clara Richmond and Adelaide Hum
phrey had a jolly snowshoe hike to
the Joslyn farm, Lake road Saturday
and spent the afternoon with Joyce
Joslyn and her guest, Beatrice Clark.
Mrs. Joslyn in anticipation of their
coming hall filled the cookies az.
f. H. Humphrey accompanied his
daughter, Adelaide to st. Johnsbury
Saturday.
F. C. Evans of Waterbury was in
town Saturday.
J. b. Dowd, travelling agent for the
Regina Electric Vacuum cleaner IN
conducting a demonstration at F. E.
Beaulien's on Coventry street during
this week.
City and rural schools reopen today
after enjoying brief vacation while
the teachers attended the Orleans
County Teachers meeting, Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Healey Of Bos-
ton were recent guest of MI and
Mrs. George Macarthur.
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COMPANY L NOTES

DESPITE the extreme cold weather
Il large crowd is expected to attend
the second Of the series of informal
dances to be given by Company L al
School Hall, Newport, tonight. A.
usual Burroughs popular orchestra
will furnish music for the occasion.
These Monday night dances arc
proving very popular with local dane
ING enthusiasts and the fine patron
age is making it possible for the
company to raise a neat sum OF mon
cy to help pay the expenses of the
organization.
Better come tonight. A good time
is in store for you.
A large attendance at drill Wednes-
day night is urged The boys have
taken hold of the drill work with Il
vim and the beginners are learning
fast.
Jack Cummings continues to create
interest amongst the guardsmen with
his boxing instructions. The boys
are very enthusiastic over the fstic
game and arc enjoying their lessons
in the art of self defence.
Sergeant-Instructo "Shorty" Eichs
Of the regular army, stationed at st.
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Sunny Squiblets

Considering the way the public is
buying speculative mining stocks, any
one who has heap Of tin cans in his
back yard can feel hopeful of being
able to float stock company.
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PUBLISH IT TO THE
WORLD SAYS BLACK
Portland Man Wants Others
To Profit BY His Expert
cncc-Is Well and
Strong Now

81 wish | had time to so around
and tell all my friends how much
Tanlac has done for me-" said Her
bert Black, of 234 Oxford Street
Portland, Me-, recently, "for now
feel as well as any man in Maine.
"For six years / suffered so much
from my stomach" he continued |
thought would never be well again.
Everything ate soured and would
bloat me up and cause me to suffer
so much | would often have to quit
work and go home had headaches
nearly all the time and my nerves
were in such bad shape | could
scarcely sleep at night. Any noise
like the slamming of a door would
make me jump like | had been shot
at. The attacks of Indigestion got
so bad sometimes ! would just topple
over on the floor and ! often thought
my time had come. spent hundreds
of dollars on medicines and treat
ments but nothing seemed to do me
any good and became so discouraged
| didn't believe anything would ever
help me.
81 had read in the papers about Tan
lac and decided to try it and it was
the luckiest thing ever did. The
first bottle helped me a good deal and
the second seemed to take right hold
and build me up with every dose. /
have now taken seven bottles and all
nv troubles are entirely gone. | am
hungry all the time and eat anything
want without any bad after effects.
| sleep like a top and my nerves are
as steady as rock. | have gained
q lot in weight and feel as well as !
ever did in my life. 1t is certainly
good to feel as well as | ever did in
my life. 1t is certainly good to feel
strong and energetic as do now.
would like to tell the whole world
what Tanlac has done for me be-
cause it will help others who are suf-
fering like | was"
TANLAC is sold in Landly's Drug
Store, Railroad street, st. Johnsbury,
Vermont adv.
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LYNDONVILLE

Maurice Burpee is at home from
Boston University for few days,
/ having a short vacation after the
mid year exams
Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Beattie have
rented the Parker house on Main
street, just north of the Parker store
and will go to housekeeping there
soon.
Arland Barber, who has been work
ing at the creamery for the past year
and half, is working for the Parker
& Young company numbering at pres
Cnt.
The room in the block vacated by
the tailor, NJ. J. Seligman, will be
used as an Office by the Taplin, Ro
we'll & Lang Company.
A dance every night last week fin
ished Saturday evening with the Hen
ault orchestra in Cables hall, and
they found sufficient people interest
ed to fill the hall.
Miss Alice Clarke entertained few
friends very pleasantly at cards on
Friday evening.
Several interesting events are sche-
duled for the coming week, among
which we may mention the following
On Tuesday evening the ladies of st.
Peters church will hold public
whist party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E Willoughby, to which all
are cordially invited. On Wednesday
evening comes an entertainment in
the lecture course, serious and
timely lecture on "The Indispensable
Tools of Democracy" by Frank Dix
or of Brooklyn, well known on the
lecture platform as an interesting
and thoughtful speaker on subjects
of public interest. In these times,
such a lecture ought to bring out
good crowd, and make them all
think. Friday evening the Mothers
Club have their musicale in Cables
hall. This has been planned a long
time, but various events have occur
red to postpone it. A fine program
has been prepared, and the committee
III CHdiSe stlc uoiliS ilIutl " hie'NN
an interesting evening. Each mem
Der is privileged to bring a guest.
The Village Improvement Society
held the second in their series Of So
cial dances last Friday evening, with
a fair attendance, considering the
number of attractions during the
week. Mrs. Folsom, Mrs. Wesley
Emerson and Mrs. Harold Pycr were
the committee in charge. For music
they now have Mrs. Eustice Beattie,
violin, MI. and Mrs. Hill, piano and
drums and traps, and Alhponse Au-
bin, trombone The music was fine
Friday night, the time good, full OF
"pep', and all the dancers enjoyed
il. The next dance is on Friday eve
ming of this week, and the committee
are planning for some special fea-
lures. Mrs. Garfield Smith is the
chairman of the committee, assisted
by Mrs d. J. Waller and Mrs Harry
Johnson.
The annual Washington ball Of the
Village Improvement society which
comes on the Goth of February VIII
be the event of the season this WIN
ter, and the committee, of which Mrs.
E. l.. Wells is chairman, are planning
TO introduce some novelties in the
way of decorations, dances, and cos
tunes, which will make it of great
interest. George and Martha Wash
inoton are sure to be present, prob
ably with their retinue, and there
will be many features Of interest, to
draw crowd and furnish an even
ing's amusement. The best music
obtainable will be furnished and re-
frcshments served in the hail.
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None of these politicians who OBJ
tain Office by promising high wages
and low prices, bass hown any anxiety
for better education to promote
greater popular intelligence.
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takes so many cars to transport the
tramps and hobocs.
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DERBY

Miss Carrie Tucker who underwent
an operation at the Burlington hos
pital recently is reported as doing
well and making a good recovery.
The annual roll call of the United
church will be held at the Baptist
church vestly next Wednesday, ain.
2S at II o'clock noon. The election
of officers for the ensuing year will
be had at that time, together with
the report of the officers of the past
year. Invitations have been sent to
all the nonresident members.
The North Craftsbuly basket ball
team defeated the Academy team at
the town hall Friday night 80 to %.
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Johnsbury attended last weeks drill
and instructed the company in bayo-
net formation.
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NEWPORT LOCALS

| l.. d. Zulior of the L. S. mmigra
ton force left Saturday night for a
few days in Providence, r. |.
Mrs. Beatrice Olliphant, and two
sons, Ivan and Wcmyss Ollphant,
accompanied by Harry burgess went
to Portland, Friday and Saturday
| noon Mrs. Olliphant and sons sailed
on the British liner Saturna for
England. Mrs. Olliphant goes for
business reasons connected with the
settlement of the estate Of their faith
en-, whose death occurred short time
ago While in London she will be with
her brother. Dr. Frank Ollphant.
V. J. Blake, general chairman Of
b. of l.. f., Boston, is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Magoon.
Mrs. p. e. Buck Of Glover has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus
! Buck.
st. Marks Womans Guild will meet
! this week with Mrs. Rex Thomas. 1O7
Main street.
Mrs. Elijah Leavitt has been i'll for
a week with grippe and bronchitis
but is now on the gain.
/ Mrs. J. c. Oakley is spending
week with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
| Shepard in Boston.
/ Andrew Rogers returned home for
the week end leaving this morning
again for Jackman and through
Aroostook county, Me, three weeks
trim.
Stuart Paddlcford is visiting his
father. Frank Paddleford for few
| days, before going to his home in
Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. A. H. Circuit is the hostess Of
the Reading Club this evening.
Mrs. Annie Davis recently visited
her narents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pet
tinCil
Theron P. Meader is in town.
Nj. and Mrs. p. N. Parker ana
daughter, Lois, left Sunday night |
for Providence in response to a mes
sageSage from Lyman Hammond that !
their sister, Mrs. William Partlow |
would undergo serious operation at
once in a Providence hospital.
J. r. Akin was in Sherbrooke Sat
urday.
Mrs. John HAY of West Charleston
and James Webb of Rock Island were !
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs George I
Miss Bessie Collins spent the week
end in Barton.
Mrs Delos Buck and children and /
Mrs. Kate Holbrooke returned Satur- |
day to their home in Middlesex.
l.. A. Goodwin has returned from a
weeks vacation in Littleton and I
Whiteield.
Mrs. Benjamin Crane and Mrs.
Cooley of Coaticooke, called on
friends in town on Friday.
Frederick Kipp has been home for
several days with a spraincd ankle.
caused by a fall on the stairs at
school
MemphremaQoo Grange will have a
supper and installation of officers on
Wednesday evening at their rooms in
| o o + hall O. l.. Martin, state
master of Vermont Grange will be
the installing officer. Delegations are
expected from other oranges. 4
good program is being prepared.
Herbert Miner, Troy Road, suffered \
a shock on Thursday, but is reported I.
better today He is attended by DR.. 4
L. d. Longc.
Mrs. Chester Adams, Doris and I
Herbert Sequin, Helen Shepard and +,
George Niles are all sick with
humps. Robert Lee and Howard \
Slack are having whooping cough
Mrs. Fred Weeden and child are /
spending the week end at Mrs. Weed Il
ems home in Woodsville. H
Mrs. Don kizer is very i'll with 1
pneumonia. II
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Perhaps one reason why there is a
shortage of freight cars, is that it
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The people who kick on liberal APP
preparations for education, might well
move to Russia, where the schools
don't cost much, and where 10000,
600 people have died within five years
as the result Of ignorance.