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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30
MILTON BORO

Mrs. Lydia Bean left Monday evening
for Los Angeles, Calif.--Dewey and Rus
sell McNall returned to their home in
burlington Sunday evening.-Mr and
Mrs. Lester Eaton and two children.
Mrs Maud Houghaboon and Mrs. Alfred
Eaton, and son of Willimantic, Conn.
who have been In this place several
weeks, returned TO their home September
2i-Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Richards spent
the weekend with their son, Harry
Richards
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HUNTINGTON

Nd. and Mrs. F. S. Marvin OF Colches-
ter were at r. II. Kinds Sunday.-B. e.
Morrill, and family we're sunday guests
OF G. NJ. Norton in Jeffersonvile.-
and Mrs. George Fargo Of Randolph
NsrS Weekend visitors at r. II. Sweets.
Mi.s Weston. who teaches here, went to
her homo in Cambridge Suuday.-Meda-
lene Miller was home over the weekend
from Buri!ngton.-Mr and Mrs. f. @.
Norton returned from Boston Wednes-
day.-Glen Johnson was home from
Mortified the last of the Week.-Mrs.
Marjorie Morrill, Is taking instrumental
,,,usic IN, Rurlington each week
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BAKERSFIELD

Mrs. F. W. Davis. who has been visit.
ing her brother. Harold Dean. in Provi-
dence, r. /. for the past month, has
returned home.-Rufus Aldrfck and
daughter. Leona. of Lyndonville visited
Mrs Cora Field last week.-Mrs.. w. W.
Smith and daughter. Mrs. Pamela
Powell, and children are moving this
week and expect to make their future
home IN Middlebury.-Mrs. Daphne
Course and Mrs. Fred Potter have been
visiting in Burlington the past week.
Miss Grace Farrand spent Sunday at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
II. Farrand.-James Wescom of Bakers
field and Miss Lillian Shepardson OF
Eden were married Monday evening,
September q by Merritt Start justice
Of the peace.-Mr. and Mrs. John Bar
rington Of Greensboro were week lend
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Barr.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. 5. Barr and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin Ti1lottson drove to
TvhNrsday.
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FLETCHER

Mrs. A. j. Lamb visited in ST. Adams
last week. Her daughter, Mrs. Hazelton,
came home with her.-Car Como was in
Burlington recently.-Mrs. Oscar Meunier
and daughters are in Enosburs.-Mr. and
Mrs A. II. Hooper and Donald and
Mabel Hooper Mr.. and Mrs. James
Coolen and Mrs. G. b. Pearsons and
Miss Ruth Sweet were in Richford and
Abercorn. F. c., Sunday.-Those, WHO
visited at Edrick Hunts Sunday. were
Mrs. NJ. V. Hicks Of Fairfax and daugh.
ter. Mrs. Bishop, of Illinois. William
Buckley of Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lamb Of Winooski.-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Boozan are no better.
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SilELBURNE

A 2dol!c meeting was held by the Red
Gross IN the school House last evening
to discuss the question of employing n
public health nurse. Miss Wheeler was
present 70 explain the matter and TO an
swer quest!ons.-Miss Bessie Kelley is
visiting Laura Collsme- for a few days.
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WESTFORD

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. \. p. Wilcox
was the scene of a very pretty autumn
wedding on Wednesday Sept. %, when
their daughter. Vynne Belle, was united
in marriage to Henry Ward Paige by the
Rev. w. w. White, assisted by the Rev.
George Chambers of Sutton. former
pastor of Westford. At the sound of the
wedding march played by Leslie Howard,
the bridesmaid. Miss Maude Wilcox. sis
ter OF the bride, and best man, Homer
Smith, cousin of the groom, marched to
their place under the arch of wild
clematis filled in with evergreen and
autumn leaves, followed by the bride and
groom The bride was attired in a beauti-
full gown of white satin and bridal veil.
The bridesmaid wore a gown Of light
blue crepe de chine. Many beautiful
presents were received consisting of chests
Of silver. odd pieces of silver dishe, pic
lures, linen and s6S in cash. Those out of
town were: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weston
and two daughters from Burlington. Mr..
and Mrs. Hotchkiss and son. Charles, of
Georgia, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Paige of ST.
Adams the Rev. George H. Chambers of
Sutton The happy pair started on their
honeymoon by auto to Manchester n. H.,
by way of the White Mountains and will
return by way of Lake George.
The Fortnightly club will meet in
the library Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. The Pythian Sisters VIII
hold their first meeting of the sea-
son Thursday night and give a dance
Friday nght.-Mrs. Loula Macomber
Miss Lennie Grow and the Rev. Mr.
White are appointed as delegates to
the Sunday school convention in St.
Johnsbury October l, 2 and 3.-Gard-
ner Burns has sold the Longe farm
and expect to give possession October
Humber for the new creamery is
being drawn to the site.-Miss Flor
ence Huntley OF Fairfax and Miss Eva
Dominique are attending the University
of Vermont in Burlington.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fielder are the
parents of a daughter.-John Gardner
has moved his family into George Bakers
house,. E. Andrews of Essex Junction
is visiting his son. Fred.--Mr. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Hill went to Riverside. ~ y. Satur-
day to take his sister, Mrs. Bower. and
children homc.-ATrs. Melissa Rollins Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Clayton Tast,
at Neutrality-suspicious. Goodinougn and
bride of Maryland are visiting his uncle.
James Phillips.-Mr. and Mrs. Ezra x IN
ball of Burlington were Sunday visitors
here.--M. e. Brewsta- of Fletcher visited
at G. W. Brewste-'s the las os the wees.
Earl Sears and sisters, Velma and
Ruby. were called TO Hartford, Conn.
Friday by the serious CONDITION of their
mother, who Is in q hospital there.
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at the CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday at
two p. m. The Rev. Abbott. pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, Of
dictated. Mrs. Pearl Stebbins and Miss
Ethel Marcy sang two selections Face
to Face" and my Jesus AS Thou wilt"
Burial was In the family lot.--The flu
neral of little Judson Hiliker, the Is
months old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Becash. who died last Wednesday morn
Ing from the effect Of burns received
Monday. was held from the Methodist
Episcopal Church Friday afternoon. The
Rev. w. c. Arnold of Swanton OBLIGATED,
assisted by the Rev. Albert Abbott. The
floral tributes were beautiful. Burial
was in the village cemetery.-Roy Nor
gan. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Morgan.
was taken to the st. Adams hospital Fri
day. where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis. He is doing well.--The
ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will serve their annual Chicken pie sup.
per" in Marsh's hall Thursday from six
O'Clock until all are served.-Mrs. Lydia
Leach, who was quite Ill Sunday. is more
comfortable.-MissC Caroline Marsh and
sister, Mary, of Waterville were Sunday
visitors at w. G. Marshs.-Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Woodward of Bnosburg Falls
were recent callers in town. 6. Brown
OF West Hartand was in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Marsh and Miss
Eliza Marsh Of Enosburg Falls motorei
to Burlington Sunday in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Marsh
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UNDERHILl.

Miss Harrette Chase formerly of this
town. and William Ewing of Chicago,
H., were married September Il at Hart
ford. Conn.
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RICHFORD

Warren White of Oakland. Cal. visit
ed at the home of his cousin. G. A.
Powell. during a part of the past week.
George Butler of Worcester, Mass.
called on friends in this place last week
M V. Taylor and George Porter have
gone to Dallas. Texas.--A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Contois. SUM-
day. September 19.-Miss Ruth Kennedy
of Montpelier is visiting at the home Of
her parents-Miss Elsie McElroy went
to Boston Sunday. where she will re-
sumo her studies in Boston University.
w. d. Ingalls, has sold his place on the
Berks hire road to X. N. Royal Of Kpowl-
ton. Que. for 5000. Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls,
will make their home with her mother.
Mrs. Alphonzo w. Smith. who recently
sold her place with live stock and tools
for 5000 and bought the so-calied julie
Lahue place on the Berkshire road for q
home.-Carleton Farrar has gone to Bos-
ton TO resume his studies In Boston Uni
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Deputy Collector r. p. Scott is taking
his annual vacation.-Mrs. Jennie Dufeny
is moving into Harry Welchs house
The Sunday school had a social at the
church Wednesday Sept. 60. W. Web
ster, OF Richford, is supplying at the
customs Office during the absence OF Mr..
Scott-Mrs Webster and son. Ernest.
spent the weekend with Mr.. Webster
hare.
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ST. GEORGE

Miss Minnie Murtaugh Of Burlington
was Sunday visitor with Miss Dorothy
Ayer.-Mr. and Mrs. Jay Leach and
daughters of New Haven visited his sis
ter Miss Caleb Pillsbury, Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. George Hinsdale and Miss Nora
Hinsdale were visitors in Burlington Fri
day.-Mr and Mrs Earl Aver were in
Essex Junction Friday.-The library
trustees met with Mrs. Earl Aver Tues
day.-Mrs. Manford Williams and Mrs.
A. b. Williams visited in Burlington
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hop
kins OF Burlington were Sunday visitors
at the home of NJ. w. Hinsdale-M j.
and Margaret Kehoe of Richmond visit
ed at Edward Kehoes Sunday-Mrs
Miranda Wescott is confined to the bed
by illness.-Arthur Demag is visiting in
Burlington.-Mrs. Julia Parcher and son,
Scott. were in Burlington Saturday.
Evalina Parcher of Edmunds High
School, Burlington, spent the weekend
at her home here.-Mr. and Mrs. r. II.
North and sons were in Burlington Tues
day.-Mrs. Arthur Auclair was in Bur-
lington Saturday.--George Hinsdale of
Boston is spending a few weeks with his
wife at their summer home here.
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WEST MILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Mills returned
last week to their cottage at Alton Bay.
n. H.. after visiting friends and relatives
In this place.-Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn
OF st. Adams We're Sunday visitors Of
Mrs. Sarah Costello.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win 5. Campbell and daughters. Esther
ana Ethel. Of Belvidere were guests of
Mrs Mildred Campbell Sunday.-Mrs. AL
fred Bushey spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Beauyais
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NJ. II. O'Heare, left yesterday morning
for Detroit, Mich. She expects to take
the State examination for nurses which
will take place in Lansing on october 5.
Arnold Leach, son OF MIR. and Mrs. T.
c. Leach of Georgia, was operated upon
successfully at the St. Adams Hospital
Tuesday
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Perry Of Swanton at the st. Adams Hos
pital Tuesday.
Alcides Gilbert. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Gilbert, who has been at the St.
Adams Hospital for treatment, has re-
turned to his home on Lake street.
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs George Blair of North
Troy, visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry dder and son,
Grant Mr.. and Mrs. C.,' * oder, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Kelley. " IS Belle Fair
banks, and Fay Carpentc" rassed Sat
urday and Sunday on Mount Mansfield
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ENOSBURG

The tea at the home of Mrs. II. II.
Maynard Saturday was we'll attended.
The ladies sewed blocks for a bed quilt
10 be put in the missionary barrel this
fall.-Mr. and Mrs. @. r. Remington and
son, Robert, of Sheldon and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Wright who had been visiting her daugh-
ter. attended the tea, Mrs Wright remain
ing here.-Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Gilbert
of Cambridge and Homer Gilbert and
two daughters of Franklin visited at the
home of their brother, Lyman Gilbert.
last Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Wright were in Hardwick Friday visit
ing Mrs. Wright's brother, Harvey c,
Libby, and also visiting their son. X. J..
Wright. of Fletcher returning home
Monday.-C. r. Leach is delegate to the
State Sunday School convention in ST,
Johnsbury this week.-Mrs.. S. r. Perley
of East Berkshire and daughter Mrs.
Raymond Hawley, and two children from
Billings, Montana. and Mrs. I. B. Haw-
ley and Mrs ]. A. Harvey of Richford
were at the home of Lyman Gilbert Tues
day.-Miss Brooks of st. Adams came
to the Center Sunday and gave a very
interesting talk to the True Blue Class
of the Congregational Sunday school.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Miss Helen Powers visited in High
gate last week.-H. r. Olmstead. Ray
Heffion, F. A. and H. w Gallup have re-
turned from Ottawa.-Nrs. Carrie SEQ
field. Of Enosburg, visited recently at
the home of B. w. Olmstead.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. p. Chamberlin returned Sept. %
from ST. Johnsbury, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Elrick. and have gone
into camp at "Havearest," Lake Carmi.
MIR. and Mrs. G. H. Pomeroy and Mrs.
Bertha Moore have been attending Ma
lone fair and visiting at Saranac Lake,
n. Y.--H. F. Scott is teaching the village
schol.-L. \. Willard and son were at
H. s. Willard's Sept. 21.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Austin and sons of Sutton, Que,
Miss Florence Chagnon. of Montreal and
Mr. Guyette. of Sutton. Que. were at
c. L. CARROTS Sept. 19.-Father Dame
Arthur Lafley, Mrs. Henry Lafley and
sons of Sheldon Springs, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Belanger, of Sheldon Junction.
were at tie home of Ira Garrett Sept. ~
Mrs Fl. r. Olmstead and Miss Ruth
have returned from Montgomery Center.
Clark Austin, Sr.. who has been i'll for
some time at the home of his son. J. r
Austin. died Monday Sept 20 The flu
neral was held at the sons home We'd
nesdav. the Rev. C. c. Mcdonald Off
ciating. The bearers were James, Will
ian AID E!more Austin and r. w. Towle.
Mr. Austin is survived by his wife. five
sons, william, Harlow. Elmore, James
and Archie, and a daughter. Mrs. f. w.
Towle. Those from away who attended
the services were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow
Austin. of North Troy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Corey and daughter, of Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. William Austin, of Sutton,
Que; Reuben and Fay Ovitt. Of St. AL
bans; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Drinkwine and
daughter. of Sheldon Hill; Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Drinkwine and daughter and Mr.
and Mrs. John Drinkwine and son, OF
Swanton: Mr.. and Mrs. fillmore Austin
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Austin and daughter
Margaret. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Towle. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Towle. Wayne Austin
Claire Towle Winthrop Towle and Clark
Austin. Jr.. of Enosburg Falls Mr.. and
Mrs. James Corey. Of Berkshire; Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Corey and baby, Of Nortf,
Sheldon.-G. Fl. Pomeroy is i'll at st. AL
bans-Mrs. c. J. Guthrie Is visiting al
Rice lIill.--Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Thomas
Mrs. Bertha Moore and Mrs. G. II. Pom.
croy were in st. Adams Wednesday,
Mrs. Ell Trombley was operated upon
September % at the St. Adams hospital
for appepdicitis
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CONTINUED on page -lol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-02
POWDER BAGS
MAKE CLOTH FOR
WOlMEN'S WEAR

WASHINGTON. Feb. -. 49, Cart
ridge cloth. new material created
~ the war l. being transformed by
tho war department into attractive
goods Tor womcn's wear. Samples Of
the material. made up In women's
blouscA Of fetching design. are being
offered for sale In New York stores.
to sec how milady takes to IT. II IL
proves popular. other creations will
be put on sale.
Tho cloth IN n rough aii-ailk prod
uct- somewhat resembling buriap.
and was used In tho making Of small
bags for holding heavy artillery ex-
piosive charges when the war
ended large quantities OF the ma
tertal were on hand. and 10 make the
goods saloable. tho army experts de-
vised n means OF boiling out tho
gummy substance which give Il the
coarse appearance. IL was then dyed
or printed until the finished product
presented n material which the ex-
perts believe women will like.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-02
Braslau Shows
Strong
Dramatic Sense

A richly gifted contralto, with n
voice as perfect AS long training can
make II. Sophie Braslau. the Metro
poIitan opera oontralto. who made
her initial appearance IN Seattle
Monday evening. possesses n strong
dramatic sense and n magnetic per-
soDality that gives n rare fascina-
ton to everything that she sings.
This was most apparent. perhaps.
In the little group OF foiksongs that
Miss Braalau interpreted with a
feeling and color that shed n new
light on the beauty OF the songs that
have their dwelling place I'm the
hearts, rather than In the heads. OF
the people the world over. In num-
bers such az Stephen Fosters IA.
miIiar "Old Folks at Home" and
Guions Greatest Miracle Of AL"
she went far beyond the limits of
merely technical vocal excellence
and touched the hearts Of her audi.
tors by the appeal OF her rich hu.
manity.
Her Interpretation of SchalItt's
beautiful ELL. Ell" held all the ap.
peal OF stricken Israel. while her
singing OF Moussorgsky's ION the
Dnyepr' was "a masterpiece of
Slavic fire and passion and love Of
freedom.
Miss Braslsu's final offering was
the Robin Woman's Song from Cad.
mans "Shanewis." the American
opera In which she recently trl-
unphed In New York. In this she
illustrated the promise that lies I'm
native subjects as material for opera.
her vocal endowment and sense Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-02
Reader Sends Schedule
or Her Working Hours

Dear Miss Grey. I have seen n
few letters In answer 90 'Puzzied's"
letter. but ! don't think any Of them
covers the case IN the least.
When ! frs; read "Puzzled'H" let.
ter I made up my mind that would
look for the answer. aH her difficulty
IL almost exactly what l am UP
against.
have two small babies. one "a
rifi not quite - months old. and
the other "A boy months old. silli
have napkins TO wash for the older
baby as well az for the younger one.
have worked out a schedule which
- the beat ! can do. but. OF course.
Il doesn't take In the hundreds OF
times babies need attention IN the
course Of the day II someone can
better this schedule wish they
would. as ! would appreciate even
10 minutes extra rest:
A. m.-Surae young baby.
T.3o--Cet up and dress. start
breakfast
s-Give older baby breakfast. fin.
lah getting our breakfast.
$50 10 ssS--B Breakfast for my
husband and self.
ss5 20 a-ciear table: sweep the
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MTH A T do Y 0 u
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
Seattle Star.

kitchen.
70 s:30--Bathe older baby.
$50 10 iO-Batbe young baby.
10 20 l0z0-Hurss young baby.
1920 10 ii1g-Strsighten house.
make beds; sweep. etc. fWhiis
strengthening house have babies
washing on the stoveD
I1I5 10 I2-Do babies washing.
IL TO ! .. m--~Wash breakfast
dlshes while preparing lunch for
older baby and self. eat lunch: put
baby 20 bed for nap. clear table.
TO i:z0-Surse 3month old baby.
iz0-f'lnish waSning and hang 10.
on line. pick up odds and ends
around house. wnah. comb and
dress 0f there is timcL when older
baby wakens. between and 900,
take babies out for walk.
4-Nurss young baby.
4.30-Cet older baby'a dinner.
start our dinner: wash lunch
dishes. set table for dinner.
s3o-serve dinner.
Nurse baby.
720-Clear tat-c. wash dishes.
s-Put older baby TO bed. straight
on up rooms.
i0.--SurEe baby and retire.
Please Note: have not allowed
any time for hanging out my regular
weekly washing as IL comes from tho
wet wash. nor for the ironing and
mendlng on the day the wet wash
comes back. and also the day 1 iron
do not get the afternoon walk and
usually miss my evenings rest be-
tween 2 and 10.
I could also write you a long dis
course on how 10 exist" on si35 n
month. and pay at least $50 doctors
bills. and | can assure you my bud.
get would be itemized 10 the last
cent.
One thing I viii never do. and
that IL 10 make my babies do with
out proper food and proper caro-
Just because l want more time for
myself.
COMPANION IN PERPLExITY."
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Robert Emmett
Anniversary
to Be HOnOred

The Robert Emmett Literary So
ciety Of Seattle VIII do honor to tho
nam. OF Irciand's young patriot
martyr ThurSiay evening. March 4.
at 3 p. m. at w. o. w. hall. Fourth
ave. and Marion at
A program consisting Of oratory.
vocal and instrumental music and
rcciiatlons win be presented. Jig
and modern dancing win follow and
continue until midnight
The committee in charge. T.. ]. Fla.
herty. T.. ]. Dnffy and +. J. Nc
Herman. will present resolutions ask.
ing that the United states recognize
the Republic Of ireland.
Prof. NJ J. o'Gara, OF Tacoma.
will DO a special attraction. Mr..
o'Gara IL an actor and character
artist Of national reputation He will
present n sketch entitled. My Old
Blackthorn." The public IL invited.
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IRAr]onAIaa

Mr., and Mrs Kenneth &. Beaton.
OF New York. who have been recent
guests OF Mr., and Airs N, l.. Blunt.
are az present In Auburn visiting
Mrs, licaton's niece and husband. Mr
and Mrs, Emmett sullivan They
viii depart about April for Calf
fornia before returning 20 New York
Mr., ana Mrs. Dean Ballard. who
have removed TO a residence at $3.50
Ninth ave. W. viii spend the week.
end In Bellingham.
Mr. Warren Zlnsmas,er left last
night for an indefinite stay In Call.
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Strong left
today for san Francisco and Les
Angeles 10 be gone month.
Mr.. Fred Walker left this week
for Portland where he viii make his
home.
Dr. Marietta Marsh Armstrong;
left March 1 for the East, Intending
10 spend a month AZ tho New York
Post Graduate hospital. Dr Arm
strong will return about April u.
Mr. Joshua Green win leave this
week Tor New York on a business
trip.
Mrs H. n. Bliss and daughter.
Miss Edna Bliss. left Wednesday "a
spend a month In Lone Beach, Cali
fOrnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Campbell
and daughter. Miss Dorothy Camp
bell. spent the week end In vaneou-
yer, y. &.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred r. Meyer and
daughter. Miss Dorothra Meyer. ~
Chicago. arc guests az the Hotel
Washington They spent the week
rud IN Bremerton with Mr. and Mrs
y. u, Solner.
Mrs. Roger NJ McCausland was
the guest OF Mrs, Dcan Carpenter in
Everett on Monday.
Mrs. Bruce Faris and small dauEh-
ter. Louise % Vancouver. arrived
Saturday 20 spend a few days with
Mrs. Paris parents. Mr. and Mrs.
tlinrn r. Hadlcy.
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Three Can't Live
On $50 a Month

Dear Miss Grey; Allow me IN ndd
my bit 10 tho cost OF living dlscus-
sion.
We are family Of three and
our income II about $3.50 per month.
| trim my own hats and make most
OF our clothing. and a great deal of
u IN made over. Our clothing 10
mended and our shoes haifsoled.
am a good cook ana careful buyer.
and We spend very little for recrea-
ton. yet IN the last three years we
haven't been able 10 save cent.
MRS. l..