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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-01
SALISBURY NEWS
Mrs. C. A. Bump, Correspondeut.)

(Mrs. C. A. Bump, Correspondent
Will Hillman and father went We'd
ncsday morning to Troy, N. " for
ten days,
George Mcleod of Hardwck was a
weekend guest of his aunt, Mrs Ella
Kinsman.
Will Dyer went to Burlington Mon
day to attend the Republican state
Convention.
Mrs. Mary Sherburne of Concord,
N, H., is with her cousin Mrs. Orren
Nelson for a time
Hubbard Graves of Springfield is
spending a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Scion Leland are this
week in Northampton, Mass, visiting
her son Lyndon Thomas and family
Miss Gladys Dyer will leave tomor.
row for Boston where she will take a
course in the Pierce Secretarial College.
Mrs. E. c. McMurtry of Fair Ha-
ven was an over Sunday guest OF her
grandparents, DR.. ami Mrs. O. NJ.
Bump.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. George
Plue next Wednesday for an all-day
session
There are three new babies in town,
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Noe
, Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and Mr.
I and Mrs. Tom Supernois
Mrs Frances Kingsley of Middle
bury who has been for several DAYS
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Will Stod-
dard, returned to her home on Monday
Paul Whitney, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Whitney, left town for Chi
cago Monday where he will attend
Chicago University
Mr.. and Mrs Tennyson Doud of
! New York City, who have been visit
ing relatives for some time in town,
returned to their home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs E, u Whitney who
have been to Springfield, Mass, Hart
ford, Conn, and Bellows Falls VT,
the past week, returned home Friday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Whitney and
son Fletcher, and Mr. and Mrs viii
Daniels were in Ticonderoga Sunday
where Mr.. Whitney consulted a spec
iahst
A. A. Smead who has been at Fan
ny Allen hospital recovering from an
operation for cataract returned home
Sunday with his son Clarence Smead
who went by auto for him.
The hash supper and old fashioned
entertainment which was to have been
given Wednesday evening of this week
at the Methodist church parlors has
been postponed until the evening of
October S.
Mr. and Mrs. Tonn Ellis returned
home Sunday from ten days trip
among relatives and friends in Essex,
Willsboro, Rebcr, Wadams and West
port, n y.
Mrs. Charles Partlow and daughter
Olive leave town today for North
Lawrence, n. Y, where they will re-
main with Mr.. Partlow's parents for
the winter
Nh and Mrs Frank Dyer, daughter
Marguerite, and Wayne Bosworth of
Middleburv were in Poultney Sunday
TO visit Mr.. Overs son Carroll who
is attending T c. A.
Remember to keep Oct 10 and is
open dates. Adv
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-01
LEICESTER NEWS
(Mrs. Alice ]. Fiske. Correspondent

(Mrs' Alice J. tlSKe. CorIeSponuentJ
Mrs. Edward Landon is improving
rapidly and is able to be about
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Cole and
daughter Alice were business visitors
in MiddlebVy on Tuesday
George Johnson has returned from
Pittsiord where he was the guest OF
Reginald Hooker and family.
Charles Swinnington was in Rutland
Thursday to visit his brother Norman
in the Rutland City hospital
Garfield Rickert, IT, who has b.'n
with his mother Mrs Frank Durant in
Fernville, has returned to his home.
Mrs Reginald Hooker and son, Hay
den, who have been visiting relatives
in town, have returned to Pittsforl
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Fletcher were
recent guests of their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Johnson
in Brandon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chandler and
Nh and Mrs Will Smith of Brandon
were greeting friends in town the first
OF the week
Mrs Georgianna Bachelor and son
Joseph, were in Rutland the first OF
the week to visit her brother Norman
Swinnington.
James Foley of the Junction, who
has suffered from an injured finger
for a long time, had it amputated re-
Gently He is recovering satisfactorily
Moses Dudley, while at work cut
ting corn in the Arnold district last
Friday, suffered a sun stroke. He was
taken home and is now doing as well
as could be expected.
The Misses Margaret Prescott and
Elizabeth Mitchell of Jersey City, n
J., and Mrs. A. N. Partlow of Sails
bury were guests of Mrs. Herbert
Fletcher last Thursday.
News has been received Of the deatl
of Mrs Marion Coodell Gibbs ii
Burlington early Monday morning, al
her home, following an operation. Mrs
Gibbs was well known in town, being
a cousin of the late Mrs. Ned Barke'
Norman Swinnington was taken t,
the Rutland City hospital Wednesday
evening of last week and underwent ;
very serious operation on THURSDAY
morning for appendicitis. Mrs. Swim
nington and son Allen, were with hin
ON Saturday.
Coming La Fiesta! Better thar
4 rNws
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-01
WEYBRIDGE Hill
lMrs. c. S. LANES, CORRESPONDENT

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
CLAYTON Warner Wednesday, Septem-
Der p.
The annual County Sunday Sc1aol
Convention VII be held at the Congre-
gational church next Tuesday
Mrs. Edward Bowdish was called to
Po-'on, Mass, Saturday evening by
h, death Of her father Mrs Elkins.
r. and Mrs + : MacMurtcy O..
.ton spent last week with his par
It's, Mr.. and NJ, T. ]. MacMurtry
Frank II James who has spent three
weeks with relatives, left last Thurs
day evening for his home in Auburn,
Me.
\ class in home nursing was formed
last Friday The class will meet one
dav each week with Miss Roberts OF
Nercennes as instructor.
The Junior girls of Mrs Barnum 5
SUNDAY School class and Junior boys
of Mrs. Charles lanes class gave an
interesting promotion exercise last
Sunday
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Smith and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs Stanton Cross
went to Lake Dunmore Sunday and
also called on Stella Gross 1t Brandon.
Word has been received from Amos
Bodette, who is in the Fanny Allen
hospital, that he is in a very serious
condition He was operated upon
Monday.
Little George Noonan is quite ILL.,
A great many people have visited
the scenes of the fire at A. 7 Clark's
farm in the south part Of the town.
Scventy-fve tons of hay two stacks
of straw and COW fodder were still
smouldering on Wednesday.
Coming La Fiesta! Better than
"The Court of Fame. Adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-01
Card of Thanks

We wish to express our thanks and
appreciation for the many flowers and
acts Of kindness shown to us during
the loss Of our little daughter and Sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Baldwin
and family.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-01

Remember to keep Oct. Is and IS
open dates. ADV.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-01

Coming La Fiesta! Better thar
The Court of Fame. ADV
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20
THE LONE STAR RANGER

Beginning next Friday night
the noted William Fox star, vii
liam F'arnum, will be seen at the
Dixie Theater for 2 days in his
latest de luxe production, "Tne
Lone Star Ranger, a dramit1za
ton Of the stirring novel of the
Texas border by Zane Grey. in
this play Mr. Farnum is said to
give one of his finest portrayals
OF western character.
The story contains love theme
ezqulsltely developed Admirers
OF Mr. Farnum in this city already
know his ability to throw his mag
netlc personality into an emotion
al role, and there can be little
doubt that treat is in store tor
them.
!: Director J. Gordon Edwards
staged this picture.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20
ohoPS GOOD AROUND SPRING.
HILL

= AIR {. \. Twisdale, Of Spring
nlll' was IN Scotland Neck yester-
way, and called at The Common
wealth office. He left a broad
smile on cur face, for he had us
vt " MS d&j@ on his subscription %
''le paper away ahead. =
MI TWisdale's account of the
nopS i'll the Spring Hill section
az good one The farmers have
LOO crops and Of course are IN
Ign b spirits. What the crops will
ing may come into their minds.
Ios lew are crossing the bridge
Ss19re 1t Is reached, so good cheer
Tie order OF the day.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20
DAWSON'S NEWS.

Mr. Nelson Benson and son Paul
Of Battleboro were visitors here
Thursday.
Miss Alice White, Of Washing
ton, n. c. is spending some time
her with relatives.
Mr.. Raymond Barnhill, Mrs. W.
3. Barnhill and children, Sarah
and Ryon, motored to Mrs. B. S.
kirkland's Of Palmyra Sunday.
Miss Bessie Kirkland Of Kill
quick spent the weekend here,
with Louise Barnhill.
MIR. and Mrs. L. G.. Barnhi1I,
Mrs. J. A. Barnhill and Miss Stella
Weeks motored to Mrs. J. L. Sim
mons Of Oak City, Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Benson returned
to her home in Battleboro Sunday
after spending a few days vlsitin 9
relatives.
Mr.. George Pope and Miss Sal
lie Pope gre spending a few days
in Tarboro with Mrs. D. B. Harris
Mrs. Emmie Benson and Miss
i'attle Benson Of Durham left
Thursday fer Battleboro to spenc
several days.
Mr., J. B. Partin, Mrs. w. j
Partin, Mr. Nelson Partin and lit
lie Miss Edna May Pal.tin, motor
ed to Rocky Mount Sunday.
MIR. Marion Partin, of Palmyrs
was welcome visitor here Sun
lay.
Mr.. Eugene White and Mis-:
Alice White attended the bal
game III Hobgood, Friday.
Miss Vernon Simmons is spenos
ing the week in Tarboro with he
aunt, Mrs Dee Harris.
Miss Emma Dee Dillon of Eli
field IS spending the week Will
Miss Elsie Ray Simmons.
! Mr. Dixie King and Mise
Leila and Iva Weeks motored t,
Mr.. Jim Weeks at Whitakers
Sunday
Messrs. Owen Weeks and Jim
ME Simmons motored to Mr.. De
Harris Of Tarboro Sunday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20
And Now They Build Kitchens
to Fit the f1(JOSIE4R

IL the past twenty years, two mil
lion American Kitchens Of the old
unplanned type have had order
and ease put into them through
the labor-saving HOOSIER Kitten
en- Cabinet. Two million American
women have driven drudgery from
their kitcIins through the wide
opening doors OF the Hoosier
Today women are having the
kitchins OF their new homes liter
ally built with the one idea OF
making their work at the Hoosler
most effective. But, whether you
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20
THE COLORED
SCHOOL,
GRADED

Will open on Monday Aug. 80,
and continue through nine months
Parents are expected TO have
their children in on the first day
for enrolment.
The School law requires all
children between the ages of 8
and Id to attend continuously the
number Of days that the school
runs in his or her district.
THOS. SHIELDS
Principal
FOR SALE-A pair OF nice mules
No reasonable offer refused.
{. S. Powell, Hobgood N. C.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20

are going to build new home O.
not, you need the Hoqsier-NOW
For you must know that the hoo
sier has been built out Of the ex-
periences CT American women. We
can safely assert that every sug-
gestion for the Improvement of 2
kitchen cabinet has been actually
tried out in connection with the
Hoosier. The best have been re
tained-the rest rejected.
Come in today. Note how handy
the Hoosier is in every detail an;
appointment. And order it
sent home
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20
SCOTLAND NECK COUNCIL
NO. $50

j. r. 0. q. A M. will meet Mon
day night August %, at which
time we will have The Annual Re
port from the State Council. All
members are urged to be present.
w. D. Harden,
CounciIar
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20
LOCAL BRIEFS

ur F. A. Lilly, Of Washington
\. G., was in our city yesterday.
Mr. c. T. Bisset Of Wilson, was :
onr city yesterday on business.
Mr. f G. Gerard, of Asheville,
was j., town yesterday.
Mr. J. II. Alexander, ST., left
for Littleton.
Mrs Aletha Price is off on an
extended trip to Charlotte and
Asheyille.
Mrs. c. W. Smith and son James
clarence, of Norfolk, are visiting
I,. mother Mrs. E. NJ. Lowe.
Mr.. W, II. Lindsey, editor Oh
The Commonwealth, went to
Greenyille today on business.
Master Waddell Lowe, Of Wei
don il here on a visit to his grand
mother Mrs. E. NJ. Lowe.
Mr. w. L. Strong, Of jackson
Vile. Fla, spent a few hours here
yesterday.
Mr.. j. Il. Brooks, Of New Bern
was registered at the Hotel Wom-
mack yesterday.
Mrs P. $. Bellamy and aparty
Of friends. of Enfield, were here
Yesterday visiting friends.
Mr.. J. B. Sole, Of Norfolk, was
business visitor in town yester-
day
Mr.. VI. d. Baggett, Of Rich
mond, ,"os here few hours yes
terday'.
Mrs. Presley Smith and baby,
who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. ". NJ Hancock, returned to
her home in Suffolk this morning
Mrs. u Il. Allslrook and two
boys, Charlie and Robert left for
BattIaboro this morning on visit
to relatives.
Mrs. J. G. Moore and daughter
Miss Mimic vii leave tomorrow
to spend the week end III Roanoke
Rapids with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Jones, j. Il
Butts and J.Y. Bonner, all or >Au-
rora, \. c. paid our city pleas
ant visit yesterday.
Mrs Henry Jenkins and charm
ne daughter Miss Emma Lee are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. G. Moore.
Mrs, J. G Moore and accom-
phshed Young daughter Miss Myr
tie, and their house guests, Mrs
HenrE Jenkins and daughter Miss
tI2'" Lee motorcG to Oak Cit!
Tuesday with friends.
Mr.. W, P. BrasweI, who own.
a large farm down on Beac1
swamp, and is we'll known t.
many OF our readers, was in tht
city yesterday, and paid TIL,
Commonwealth a pleasant call.
Mr.. l.. Z. Dodge, the popula.
manager OF the Ford Garage here
VINO has been in Detroit, Mich.
10 BRING back some ears, raturne,
,@S5 night. Mr. Dodge says that h.
rf0uGht one new car to Scotland
Neck ana left the others in Wei
don.
MeSsrs. ". B. Strickland en-
zoe Harrison, who have been at
tending the meeting Of the req
Eeoentatlves Of the Business Men
'1e Insurance Co., which wa
Held III Greensboro the first par.
OF this week, returned home to
1.'. Iney report a very enjoyabl
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20
Just as ReasonabIeI

hr the reason why we think
too- ''S-ohe-Eear-old girl needs paint is
IHe :. h 'nth old baby needs teeth.
~Dallas News
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-20

TT PAYS TO ADVERTISE!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

- 7i1 - tn ! ).
[ - 49, u - ~ Dof1nas aes
49, q pspals Pre.enl .:
- KAfksyn nea6 - oIu! 49,
AM uefo MoIIne callers Def1es
~. havtnS dsatist wofk Aone
NJ E621Y Kalthoa va e1o1-
pio9 y Moline Friday.
M. M Nh. WARES who epest
|the uoak Il III hons of III. ~
/ M. NY Hanna. returned q thGs
hone b Moline saturday.
| leise llAfA Beck u feachipg the
wtllow vaie school Miss Rose
Buckley, who has been TEACHING 4
sincs Sept. !. was called home on
account Of her mother bsing ser1-
onsly III.
Mr.. Ada Wainwright Vas III last
week.
Miss Jennie Van Deselder return
"a 70 her work IN Moline aftef
Spending her vacation At home with
her mother
Mrs. Sarah Smith Of Port Byron
was laid to rest in Mount Pleasant
cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Mumma,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurin Ailsbro and
Mrs. Minnie Wainwright were
shopping In Moline Monday.
/ Erma Cox was a business caller
In Hillsdale Saturday evening. !.
Percy Cox delivered wheat In
Hillsdale the later pend OF last
week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
SHE ISP|C1URf
Of HEALTH NOW
IrS. Abrams Health Was Con.
pletely Broken--Tanlac Re.
stores Her.

Il honestly don't believe l would
be alive today but for Tanlac."
said Mrs. Abrams Of 2219 N. Mon
roe street, Peoria, ILL.,, recently.
when l began taking Tanlac !
had been sick in bed for weeks
from q complete breakdown, and
was not able to see my friends who
came to inquire about me. For
eight years l had been suffering
from stomach trouble and nervous
ness. had no appetite and couldn't
retain anything hardly that did
eat. l never slept well and had
nervous headaches that nearly
drove me Wild.
Il just pulled myself about the
house and often got % exhausted
I had to 60 and lie down. My back
hurt like II would break and fire.
Quently my had got to swimming
20 ! thought ! was going to fall
over. Finally I broke down COM
pletely and took to my bed. I
couldn't take any nourishment ex-
cept the lightest liquid food and
was just getting worse every day.
bat, l declare. ! slept better the
first night otter / began taking
Tanlac, and better still the second
night When l hod finished the
third bottle l WIS able to sit mp In
bed and see my friends, and now
am . we'll and happy woman. I eat
three hearty meals . day and never
suffer . particle afterwards.
sleep iine and am Just the picture
Of health. ! never have . head
ache and do Ill my homework and
feel splendid al the time. Tanlac
10 certainly the grandest medicine
In the world"
Tanlac IL sold In Rock Island By
Carl E. Schlegel drug stores and
the leading druggists tn every city
--(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
YUMA

Christmas exercises viii be held
- 1ums n. e. church Thursday
evrnine. and at Joslin Friday eve
mig. A good program IL being
prepared.
Rue Hin Aid society will meet
Iat the homo Of Mrs. James Scarf
"wednesday. Dec. -. All day meet
Mrs. Julia Dow returned Satur-
day from Marian, Iowa, whore she
haa been visiting her son, DR.. L. d.
0oW the past month.
"a Christmas exercises will DO held
b. w. Mumma was . business
qal1er IN Joalin Monday.
e 2uma school Thursday after
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

noe = mako M flfst snnusl
~ aouDoccming event of tae
Iolnn6 Nigh School Alumni
1<,en % mucb Of - all
r nofty q possible. COMMIT
esoenting sech university
oI1ea st which Grads ars a.
- have besn Appointed 70
~ the pndefgrads home foi
n Slptmas holidays for school
~ q tho alumni luncheon
5&e dance 70 b given st the
m lslsnd Cub, TUESDAY evening"
:,
Mini. the Badgers. the Ma
~ HaWkeyes VIII al be
SSonted at the party ny con.
1Snfe Of undergraduates - Wen
y 5oeations from the MINOR col
Vloumouth. Knox, Lincoln
tsna and from whichever
511 islander students are a.
olng. II u planned 70 make M.
61oGe ellaue contest one OF tna
7s11l 1safares Of the yaIetidee
6lI seeming, for the years eno
~ ~ primarily . get.'ogetae..
"a ih0 collegians and those u
81 Ne 6peeches--Just Fun.
lgo s1osmality will be allowed q
ko rarity, according to the OIL
61lf. and there will be no speeches
~ )oae-drawn program. Arrange
800 are being completed Tor sew
|1IlSI acts Of entertainment. but o.,
Il1fnnee ID given that no solos WI
Io sung and no readings VIII o.
m3vea, "Ths party will not % 9
fUct cure for any weary gI,nd
h1ne 10 recuperate." said Arthui
0o1aou, In charge Of arrangements
FIRe stunts are TO be short, ou'
- dancing will be long with pien'
n u variations"
when asksd what was to b. "a
'Noned. Dolson said Everyone 70 &c
havo : god time and let his (per,
K1pe her) conscience be his III
800 b 'her') guide"
a error in the printing OF the
1900 datss the dance - Thurs,
1ay. Dec. a." which should reae
tuesday. Dee. -. at the Rock IL
49, club
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-08
LIME DOUBLES YIELD
FOR MANY FARMERS

Many Wisconsin farmers are going
to increase their crop yields, some as
much as double, by the application OF
lime this spring, according to Griffith
Richards, of the soils department of
the University of Wisconsin. This
increased yield will be largest on the
lighter acid soils where previous re-
turns have been very small.
Several reasons may be given for
lining, but there are three main rea-
sons says Mr.. Richards:
/ Lime corrects the acidity of sour
soils and permits the growth of leg
umes.
2 1t makes phosphorus and po-
tassium two important plant foods
more available.
8 1t improves the physical con-
ditions of the soil.
Finely ground limestone is most
satisfactory form of application and
usually about two tons to the acre are
applied. The average cost of such
material is $3.50 a ton delivered at
the station in carload lots. The cost
will vary with the distance of ship
ment. The cost and labor of appli-
cation will seem small II one considers
that at least five succeeding crops will
be benefited by the initial application.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-08
WIS. HIGHWAY COMMISSION

The Wisconsin Highway Commiss-
ion reports that unless costs of labor
and material prevent, there will be
expended on highway construction in
Pierce county in 1920, $123,S55, and
S105,000 appropriated by the Federal
government.
The Highway Commission is send
ing out request over the state, urg-
ing that so far as possible all auto
mobile traffic be kept off dirt roads
in general while they are drying aft
er the frost goes out. More harm can
be done to such roads, say the engi-
neers Of the Commission, in few hours
than can be remedied in as many
months; and besides travel on dirt
roads in such condition is injurious to
automobiles. The engineers recognize
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-08
HEALTH CRUSADERS ADVANCED

The following pupils in the Normal
Training School having engaged in
the Health Crusade are advanced
from Knights to Knights Banneret.
This is the final advancement in the
tournament. Reports of the credits
won by the individual pupils engaged
have been sent to the Wisconsin An
tuberculosis association ii Milwau-
kee for certifcation. Victors' in the
tournament will be the class whose
pupils earned the most credit for ac-
curing rank in health knighthood
within the past fifteen weeks.
9Th Grade knights Banneret
Raymond Bliss lie Roy Luberg
Francis Campbell Gerald Manion
Charles Gallup Mobert Manion
Herman Hagestad Mildred Peterson
Rucilla Halberson Harold Segerstrom
William Hunt Charles Shepard
Warren Knowles Truman Powers
5th Grade
Chas. Campbell Wayne Walker
Margaret Fox Gertrude Weber
Gordon Grimm Kenneth Wright
Glenn Lund
Easter Hats received by express
this week at the Golden Rule Store
adv. (5-1)
Express shipments of Easter Hats
just received at the Golden Rule
Store.--adv. (5-D