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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-07
DARE DE sEAlGA 81 MULTI
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Socictatca romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Biruinta.s din Warren,
Ohio, pc aceasta Gale vine a mul-
t,rmi tuturor fratilor Romini, ca
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lor la pctrecerea din aceiasl II
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moi pr6dus un eject minuna.
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pr. ziiia Amcricci 81 Americana
zarc. find yiu apluadat de pu'
blicul asistent.
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silor donatori, care 81 aeum ca u
totdeauna All ajutat Gu naterla
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societates ,BIuinta'' aici Ia va
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CIRCUMSCRIPT1ILE ELECTO.
RALE:

Art. >. = Alegerea sc va face
pc circnmScriptie electorala.
Fiecare judet va forma o cic-
cum,eriptie clectorala 81 va ale
ge cite un deputat Ia fiecare Nil
mar de cincizeci dc mil de locui,
tori 81 la fractiunea snpiimenta.
ri superioara numarului de trei-
zeci do mil locuitori fara insa ca
m judet sd alba mai putin de 4
deputati.
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ALEcER1LE pENTRu sENAr J.

Art. 4. - Toti cetatcnii Konilnl
della ri,-sta de 40 ami lmplini.i
yor alege pe circumscriptiilc G.
lcctorale Stabilize la art. 2 prin
vot oblisator,. egal, direct 81 81
erct, cite un senator Ia ficcara
nnrnar de suta dc mil locultoil
81 Ia fractiunea sllperioara M.
,narnlui de sasegeci de mil locu:-
tori, fara ca un jndet sd abba mai
putin de 2 senatori.
Nmmarul loe,irilor AZ 81; n
Arges b /: .ss b q 81 81 aterl
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AM DECRETAT 81 Deere
TAM:

Art. l. = Sc aproba de No;
Suio rezcrga ratificarci ulterioa-
re a Corpuri!or Lcgiuitoare mo-
l.ficarca articolelor :, 4, T., b
s. 81 din dccretul-lege 3402 din
II Nocmbrie 1918 relativ la orga-
nizarea 81 procedure electorate
din vechiul Regat 81 Basarabia
dirpa cum urmeaZa
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loan Brada 81; Ni,olae Brudd
81; Victor Urian 81; loan Anghel
soc; Simion Mycr ST; Ncolac
Rat soc; Terente Pacurar 81 !;
Pavel Bortan 81; Gavrila lea
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Ca aceasta ocaziume am aynr
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Ca mcheiere societatca ,,Biru-
,inta'' multumestc calduros tutn-
ror sprijinitorilor sal.
in nuanele societat;i ,,Biruia-
ta' din Warren, Ohio:
Traian Porea, presedinte
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NOUA LECE e.
LECTORALA.
LA CIT Sc REDUCE NUMA-
RUL DEPUTATILoR 81 sENA-
TORILOR.

iala teXtul decretului-lege pen.
tru mollficarea sistcmului c!cc.
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PANTON

Robert f. Sprague and Miss Bessie
Stage. both of Panton, were married
April "a at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage at West Addison, the Rev G. G..
Cornell officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Coonrod gave a
reception Tuesday evening to their daugh-
tor and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Bennett. who are here on their we'd
ding trip. The house was beautifully
trimmed for the occasion and choice re-
freshments were served. Tho bride re-
ceived several gifts oc money. etc They
have returned to Waltham, Mass. where
they will make their home.-Thc Rev. FL.
mer West. the new pastor. was unable
to reach here last week because of the
bad condition of the roads. but will be
here as soon as the travelling will permit
He comes from Chazy, y. Y.-The meet.
ing of the Ladies' Home Circle has been
postponed to Wednesday afternoon of
next week. with Mrs. w. r. White.-The
heavy rains have raised the water in
Dead Creek so that the water Is nearly
over the North bridge. The South bridge
is completely submerged and the sluice-
ways have floated off.
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SHOREHAM

George Anderson has Joined his father.
Victor Harper. who has had an opera
ton on his knee. is on the road to recov-
ery.-The Congregational Church move
ment was observed last Sunday afternoon
with great success. This town went over
the top quite a bit.--Mrs. Edison Caswell
went on Saturday to visit friends in New
York city.-Glenn Bigelow was taken tc
Moses hospital. Ticonderoga. \. y. last
week. where he was operated on for APP
pendicitis.-Mrs. Walter Smith of Wash
ington. d. c.. is with her mother. Mrs
Anderson, and will prepare their summer
home.-Madam Papineau. who passed
away Sunday, was buried from st. Gene
vieve's Church Tuesday morning.-Mr
and Mrs. l.. II. Nottingham returned from
Rutland Monday evening.--Mrs. Clara
Delano entertained the Moravian club
most pleasantly Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs
s. c. Mead was recent visitor In Rut-
land.-Mr. and Mrs II. !. Woodbury. have
returned to Bridport for the summer.
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ADDISON

Ira Barber of Vergenncs has been do
ing carpenter work at Howard Clarks.
The community sing that was to have
been held last Thursday evening was
postponed to Tuesday evening. Supper
will be served.-The Ladies' Aid society
was entertained at the home of Mrs L..
NJ. Gage Wednesday, April 21-Mrs.
Myron Smith spent las. week with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Wood. to help care
for Wilma Wood. who was ill-Grand
View Oranges next meeting will be
May 7.-Hazel Bodette of West Addison
is sewing for Mrs. Amos Bodettc.--M,
A. Smith. W. f. Smith and Harry Cross
went to Burlington Thursday to visit
Mrs. Harry Cross at the hospital. She is
doing well.--A. T. Clark went to Lincoln
Tuesday on grange work-A dance will
be held at the hall Friday.-Mrs. NJ. A.
Smith has been ill.-Sevcral from here
attended a meeting of Vergennes grange
Friday eveping.--Nr. and Mrs. George
Willmarthe of Boston have been guests
Of Mr. and Mrs Bert Crane. Mr.. Will
marthe has returned but Mrs. VIII
marthe will remain here for some time.
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ESSEX CENTER

Walter Pratt, son of George Pratt. had
The misfortune to break an ankle Thurs
day noon while playing bail on the COM
mon.-The grade and rural teachers of
the town attended conference in John
son Frday.-The high school girls sale
of ready jell' has been very successful
Mrs. Harry Knapp and son are report
ed much improved.-There were no
services Sunday at the Federated Church.
d. S. Allen. manager of the local jun
Tor baseball team, known as the Green
Mountain Grants, has already formulated
good schedule Of games and promises
the local fans some warm home games.
The local baseball team will cross bats
with st. Michaels on the latter's field
Saturday, May Miss Loretta Haynes of
IIardwick spent the weekend with
friends.-Miss Marion A. Dean has signed
a contract to take charge of the Latin de-
partment of the Bennington high school
1.-THE coming year.-Overalls, union
lalls. and frock and overall combina-
tons are much in evidence in the high
school.-The Rev. q. c. Westcott has re-
turned from the annual Methodist Epis-
copal conference held last week a Spring
field. He reports an unusually interesting
and helpful conference. He has been APP
year and will conduct Sunday afternoon
services in Jericho as well-The Rev. j.
$. Allen, formerly pastor here, has been
re "a ppointed to the charge at Union VIII
lage for the coming year.
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ST. GEORGE

Mr. and Mrs. Tiras 1sham of vii
ton We're at r. L. Forbes. April
NJ. W. IIinsdaie and son were in Es
on business SaturdaY.-Nr and Mrs.
j. Wellinger and two children spent s.
day at the home of Lewis Miles in
liston.-Clarencc Carpenter and family
IIinesburg visited at T.. T.. TTinsdales s
day.-Allen Owen and Scott Frasier
Hinesburg were in town reccntly.-Gr
BROTHERS of HnesburC was at NJ
IIinsdale's Sunday.-Mrs. NJ. s. West
is confined to her bod by pleurisy
neuralgia The box social and entert;
ment held Friday evening was atten
by several friends and parents of the c
dren and the boxes were sold for nes
$40 The program which was under
direction of Miss Lizzie Gaffany was
carried out by the pupils There were r
tations by Raymond Williams. Kathe
King, Donald Aver and Edwin Kel
Carolina Sunshine was sung by r
othy Aver and Minnie Murtaugh: "Lu
bye Time by Mamie North and Sy
Wellinger; Bubbles" Smiles by kt
crime Aver. violin solo by Lawrence v
linger. There We're three dialogues: 90
Two City Cousins" TOO Much Borr
ing" and "Telephoning for New Hot
keeper"-AIrs. Irving Isham and gra
children moved to Burlington Mono
Her daughter. Mrs. Young, has been
Burlington several weeks, where she
a position.
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ORWELL

Nearly 100 people attended the reccp-
ton at the ladies' room last week Thurs
day evening which was rendered the Rev.
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Isaacs, who. with their
family, leave April 90 for Cochran, Colo,
where Mr.. Isaacs is TO be engaged In
home missionary work. Colbran is stu
ated in Mesa county. about q miles from
Grand Junction on the Denver e. Rio
Grande railroad. Mr.. lsaacs has served
as pastor Of the Orwell Congregational
Church for seven years and has been
pastor for good in the church and com
munty and also has made his influence
felt In the county and State work. The
Rev. and Mrs Isaacs will leave behind
them many warm personal friends.-Mr
and Mrs. Jcnner of. Portsmouth, n. H.,
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Joseph
l.afley.-Miss Maude Smith. who teaches
in Springfield. Mass, is spending the
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. l.. Smith.-Mrs. Ellen c. Wood of
Round Lake, N. y. is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. II. d. Branch.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Brock are moving from Ticon-
deroga, n. Y, to Mrs. Kate Trips house
near Houghs Crossing Mrs. Herbert
Keller of Ticonderoga, n. Y. spent a
few days with friends in town last weeN.
Miss Addie Raymond spent last week
in Sudbury, the guest of Miss Vclla
| Mallory.-Mrs. John Fitzgerald returned
| on Monday from Sehroon Lake. n. y.
where she had been spending few days
with her daughter, Mrs. William Grannia.
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NEW HAVEN

The play entitled Samantha Al the
Court Of Fame" will be given In the town
hall Thursday and Friday evenings
Mrs, Carroll Bottom. who is in Burning
ton for treatment is improved in health
Mrs, Jennie Blair. who has been guest
OF MT. and Mrs. q. c. Coates Tor three
weeks, went Tuesday to Nashua wnere
she will visit friends before she returns
to st. Johnsbury. Madam Sncdeh re-
turned to her home in Waltham Satur-
day.-Among those who visited burning
ton Tuesday were Mrs. +. II. Conaht anu
u. C. Coates.-A daughter was porn 10
the Rev. and Mrs. V. Young ApriI "
Mrs. Ella Clark is very ill.-Mrs' r. M
Partch has returned from 10 days WISH
with friends in Boston and vicinity
william York of Lincoln was IN Town
Monday Miss Margaret Bolton PASSED
the weekend In Burlington-oeic'e
Partch Of Burlington is in town Vis'''hs
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STARKSBORO

Miss Cynthia Cole, who has been en-
ployed in Washington, u. c., and who
has been for long time confined to a
hospital there with pleuro- pneumonia
has returned to her home here.-Those
from out of town to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Abram Douglas were Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Douglas and daughter Of
Barre, Mr.. and Mrs. George Douglas of
Pittsford Mrs. Frank Broe of Buring-
ton. Mrs Frank Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Delphia Of Rutland, Mrs. Cur
tbs Besette OF Charlotte. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Douglas and son Of Monkton.-
Charles Clifford Of Brandon called on his
father. G. f. Clifford, last week.-C. F.
Clifford Is recovering from his recent ILL
ness-G Hartwell Clifford Of Charlotte
was at c. n. Bickford's over Sunday
Mrs. Jane Lafayette and Miss Cynthia
Cole met with an accident Monday while
on their way to visit their sister Mrs.
Orange Stokes, on Brown hill. Their
horse became frightened and ran away.
They were thrown from the wagon. but
received only slight bruises.
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HANCOCK

a surprise party was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Dana Marsh Saturday night. the occasion
being their 18th wedding anniversary.
There were 60 adults and children pres
ent. Refreshments were served and a
small sum of money was left with them
to testify To their friends and neighbors
csteem.-Mrs. Van Day and daughter
Margery, who were called here from New
port on account of the Illness and death
of her mother returned to their home
Saturday after months stay here In
town. Her sister Blanch Andrews. ac-
companied her home to rest after her con.
slant care of her mother in her last Ill
ness.-Mrs. Post. who is keeping house
for James Franch. is very i'll and her sor
and daughter from Massachusetts were
called here last Monday MIR. and Mrs
Claud Farr have gone to Bingo for G
couplC of months.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

'"'''S W ''o''' ''o'."'o i'ao oc''I
r ' ~ ''o "'"'n VI
Y''rn "''' o y. i","ei'
'''' ""'o'"' WI" was % Years ol"' II
Sui I'''" ny nv' u'us"'''S "rS' r'u"ald
Ma'ers OF burI'nston' MIS- Seraphin
Niquet OF W lnooskl' Mrs. Joseph florence
OF TINS village. ana the Misses Mary and
luna Sanord or 'oichester' ana one son.
FRANK OF burlington. The FUNERAL was
held at Milton Monday morning at 1890.
MISS mildred W'nship mas resigned her
positlon win the Essex trust company
ana has returned to the Office of the YER
mont Hardware company in Burlington
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HUNTINGTON

Miss Marjorie Morrill, is visiting in .
fersonville-Mrs. George Gilley, who
passed the winter with his sister. \
Lawrence Swinyer. has returned TO
home in Lincoln.-Mae Green, F'redel
Teelyea, Frank Bartlett. Kenneth Be
Leon Carl and Glen Sadlier, of the r.
mond high school and Evadna Meadei
Monkton, were guests of Madeline Nj
Sunday.-Mrs. j. W. Spauldng Is i
Grace Thurston of IIinesburg is stay
with her aunt, Mrs. b. +. O'Brien.
Mrs T.. d. Falhy will entertain
Kings Daughters next week Wedness
Howard Aiger has purchased Of How
Fargo the Brow place.-Miss Mari
Morrill, is spending some time in JEFF
sonville with reiatives.-Miss NADIA
Miller entertained several of her II
mond friends at her home here Sunda
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HINESBURG

Tho second year class of the jun
high school will serve supper in
vestry Friday evening. May {. Everyb)
invited-T. !. Mckenzie recently sold
Edison A. owen his meadow on the sd
burne road; consideration. 81 DON
i. +. Eddy is entertaining her broth
Mr.. kimball, of Lyndonville.-Meu
Jank's orchestra Of Burlington have b|
engaged TO furnish music for the da
to be givenu by the II. II. S. senI
Friday evening, April 3o.-The Ladies'
of the United Church had N
regular supper and socia, in the YES
"Wednesday evening. April 2s.-He
Labelle has moved to the home he
Gently purchased of Mrs. NJ. D. Tile
Marjorie Mckenzie spent the week -ent
Burlington with 'frends.-The Congre
tional ladies are having their parson
repaired. +. =. Eddy will move III
about May 1.-The regular meeting
La Plotte Chapter, No. Ga. q. L. S., '
held Wednesday evening, April 81,
Masonic hall and the following offic
were installed with Miss Anna PAIR
7. NJ, as installing officer: w. NJ. X
p. Martin; W. p. Henry r. Glffin: A.
Gertrude T. Dimick: secretary, Grace
Gihiin treasurer Josie r. Patrick; Z
ductress, Thelma Reed associate {
ductress, Bertha Carpenter; AC
Cornelia Bromley; Ruth, Myra Bur-
Esther. Roberta Eddy; Martha. Lii
Hinsdale, Electa. Nora Hinsdale; CT
lain, Daisy Tracy; marshal. Maud Ll
orEanist, Emma Hnsdale: warder. r
Mead; sentinel. Clarence CARPENTER
lowing the meeting refreshments of
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Lillian G.. Donahue. widow of
vid Donahue. who met death at the
road crossing at South Hero. Septen
y, 1918, died yesterday afternoon at
home here after a lingering illness.
was 40 years of age and is survived
two daughters, Mabel and Helena:
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bison
and two brothers Ernest Of Boston
! William of Claremont, y. II. She wa
member Of the Methodist church an,
Hope Circle Of the Kings Daughters.
was woman of fine musical ability
appreciation. Services will be held at
Methodist Church Saturday afternoon
| two O'clock,
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CORNWALL

Miss Mary Warner. who has been with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. p. II. War
ner, several weeks while recovering from
q broken rib, which she sustained in n
fall, has returned to the plattsburgh Nor
NAL school. where she is a pupil.-Mrs.
Adele Gibson is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Anse Kelsey, at her home in Newbury-
port. Mass. Her daughter. Mrs. George
Parkhill. who accompanied her. has re-
turned home.-Mrs. Fred Weston is at
the Fanny Allen hospital for treatment
and an operation
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jects In three years with an average Vi
1868, after an absence from school, on
account of sickness of the first nan oi
the present school year
Senior honors were given out In bristoi
high school for three and one-hali years
in n half year subjects and MISS MINNIE
Cushman of this town stood first In the
class with an average of 947 and Nalma
Grant fourth with an average OF SS'oo.-
Miss Margeret Terney of Burlington is
visiting in town.-Frank Turner and wife
of Warren were in town last week ana
his mother, Mary Turner. returned with
them. Mrs. Ella Dana of Bristol is at
the home of her son. Charles ATWOOD
The condition of e. S. Stcarns, who mas
been i'll for some time, remains about the
same.-Mr and Mrs. s. II. Buell. have
been entertaining Mrs. Tart of Char
lotte.-A dance will be given Friday eve
ming In Jackman e. Garland's hail.
George Williams and f. ii. Varney were
in Burlington Monday.
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BRIDPORT

Bruce Allard. who has heen visiting at
his brothers, Frank Allard. went Sat
urday to Brandon. where he expects to
make his home. His family will go later.
-Datus Rice is spending a few days with
his cousin. Mrs. George st. John. before
returning to Montpelier.-Mr and Mrs.
Hilton Newton spent the weekend with
Mr. Newton's parents in Salisbury.-Mrs.
Bruce Allard and son, Fraye. and sis
ter, Cora, spent the week with Mrs.
Arthur Jabott.-Fred Lasher moved his
family monday to the Elizabeth Wing
farm. which he will work this season.
Miss Davis will not fll the place vacated
as central operator in the office here. as
was reported in last weeks paper, and
will resign as operator entirely, Mrs.
Brown will leave about May l.
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RICHMOND

Mr. ana Mrs. Herbert Tenney of
keene. n H. are at the home of her
brother, l.. G. Conant.-Mrs. Currier
of Sunapee. n. H.. was the guest OF
Miss Carolina Clark Monday--Mrs.
Agnes Whitney of Bennington is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary Leonard.
Mrs. John Kennedy is seriously i'll.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Conway died Sunday evening.-Mi So
Katherine Laville of Burlington was
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Berry over Sunday.-Dr j. Il. Wheeler
of Burlington was called in consulta-
ton for Mrs. John Kcnne ly Friday
Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of Kings
Daughters met at tho vcstry of
the Universalist Church Wednesday OIL
the vcstry plan, while the Aid Circle
met with Mrs. John Morton at
her home.-Miss Mae Brennin, who
went to the Fanny Allen hospital for
an operation for appendicitis, is get
ting along nicely.-Miss Katherine
Leonard returned Sunday evening from
Bennington where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Agnes Whitney.
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house on North street,. F. Demers and
family will move soon into the O'Neil
tenement on West street.-Mrs. Katherine
Furlong. aged rs years, died April II In
Rutland. She was formerly a resident
of this village.-Mrs. r. S. Brown was
called to Springfield Mass. last week
by the illness of her sister. Miss Cor
nelia Comstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Thompson and
children of Weybridge visited Mrs.
Thompson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. c.
Babcock Sunday.-Mrs. Cordela Avery
of Dinuba. Calf, is tho guest of Mrs.
Fred Blackburn. Mrs. Avery came East
In October for an extended visit.-Mrs.
Norman Willis and child. who have been
guests of John Wright and family have
returned to Harmony, Me.-Superintend-
ent w. A. Beebe is out after a few days
ilness.-Glenn Currier has returned from
Yonkers, N. Y, where he has been at
tending SCHOOLGIRLS. T. A. Trevillan Is
| Ill at her home on Mountain street.-Mr
and Mrs. H. N. Tatro and the Rev. David
w Reid of Salisbury were in town Mon
day.-The Rev. J. j. Fowler of Rowley,
Mass. has accepted a call to the pastor
ate of the First Baptist Church and be-
gins his labors May 1s.-Mrs. Sarah Owen
and Mrs. Cora Small have returned from
fIoriud' Wnere tney spent the winter
DR.. and Mrs Claude M. Sneden of Little
ton, n. H.. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Sncden.-Dr. Philip b. Strong of
Plainfield. n. j., a former pastor will
preach in the Baptist Church Sunday.
There will be a Joint installation of
Masons and Eastern Stars Thursday eve
ming at Masonic hall All Masons and
their wives and Stars and their husbands
are lnvited-The Rev. Mr.. Frazier of YER
gennes will speak at he Federated
Church Sunday morning. -Lloyd Thomas
of Annapolis, Md, Is visiting his brothers.
r. NJ. and r. r. Thomas.-Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Barry, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Her. have gone to
Rutland 70 reside.-The Standard Bearers
will meet Saturday afternoon with Miss
Dorothy Wright.-There will be union
service at the Federated Church Sunday
evening. The Rev. F.. II. Hagadorn will
speak. Everybody invited.-These officers
were elected at the village meet in Holley
han Tuesday evening: President DR.. w.
Il. Morgan: clerk, W. w. Wilson; treas
urer, +, r. Dickerman, trustee for three
years. f. II. Boynton. A tax of SO cents
was voted and it was voted to buy a
| chemical engine.