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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-08
Mr.. c. {. CUNNELS
VISITS U. A, c.

Mr.. c. =. Gunneis whs was for
merry assistant chief Of western er.
tension work. U. s. Department Of
Agriculture. but now assistant see.
rotary Of American farm bureau Ted
GRAFTON. spent a few hours at tho
Utah Agricultural College wednesday
In conference with DR.. r. J. Evans
OF the y. A. c. Extension Division. .
Mr.. Gunnels Is discussing exten
sion work and the American FEEDER
alton Of Farm Bureaus stated tina.
meeting to be held in Salt Lake
would be called soon. to be made UP
'of representatives from the Utah Az
ricultural College. from the state.
the counties Of the state and from
the American Federation Of Farm
Bureaus. for the purpose OF discuss
Ting matters OF cooperation and moth
DDS looking toward the development
lot the farm bureaus in the futurr,
At tho present time there are thirty
two states in the Federation having
. total membership OF 10000 peo-
pie. @
The principal purpose Of tho fed
Ieration is to act as clearing house
for oil farm problems. There are
now being established separate ant.
distinct bureaus In the federation for
special problems. There are. the bur
eau Of farm economies and statis-
tics. bureau Of transportation, bur
eau of trades relation and the bur
eau OF cooperation and Legislation
Each bureau will act In it's particular
field to make all information on the
subject available for the use OF "
farmers. The economic situation an
statistics concerning crops and pro
,duction will be given out by the bur.
eau OF economies and statistics. Tie
rates and ways OF transportation
come under the second bureau while
the other two take up the fields ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-08

selling and buying and ali laws
that are enacted covering the field
OF agriculture. The Information
thus accumulated. must necessarily
have . powerful Influence Cor more
iateiiissAt farming.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-08

The '1uckiest tighter" in the
world, say oil American heavy
weights Of this Yank boxer.
Battling Levinsky, who gets the
first crack at the European champ.
Georges Carpenter. The bout IL
to be staged In New Jersey early
II oOctober. the winner to meet
Dempsey. This Is the newest pic
ture Of Levinsky.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-08

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A Classified ad In the Republican
brings Results.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
AIRPLANES GIVE
 QUICK SERVICE

Washington, oct. B. Airplane for est patrols in California were able recently to reach the scene of fire forty-fiwe hours sooner than had they proceeded by train and pack mule, a report to the army air service shows. An aerial observer spotted it's blaze in Iassen forest while all foresters were engaged in fighting another fire in the Merced forest. Planes picked up the fire-fghters in the Merced zone and rushed them to the Lassen fire.
 Tn three hours" says the report tthe fire fighting personnel was on the job fighting the flames, whereas, had they proceeded by train and been consumed.
 The day will come when men and equipment will be carried by airships to the scene of fire, both men and equipment dropped by parachute, while the airship will rain down fire extinguishing chemicals from above."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
SAGE TEA DANDY
 TO DARkEN HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and
 LuStre to Hair.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau tifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound" at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved by the addi- ton of other ingredients. are sold an nually, says a well-known druggist here, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied.
 Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair van ishes and your locks become luxuri- antly dark and beautiful
 This is the age of youth. Cray haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
WHEN YANK MEETS
 YANK IN ENGLAND

(By International News Service)
 London, Oct. 8.-When Tank Meets Tank in England.
 Scene-the Savoy bar just before dinner. Motley collection of Euro peans arousing an appetite and two lonely Americans, one newly-ap- pointed vice-consul, and mighty proud of his position, the other just an ord mary T. B. M, officer to Europe for the family's health, both unacquaint- ed, but determined not to drink alone the bar.
 First American-"Youre an Amer ican, aren't you? I'm the American vice-consuI at-'
 Second American-( obviously glad
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
shoe-making machinery is b

CTS. Shoe-making machinery is be- ing installed.
 With the falling off in prison pop ulations County Commissioners all over the state have faced the same problem as Essex County. The houses of correction are without inmates, but the payroll of attaches is going on The State Prison Commissioner recenty suggested the consolidation of several county jails into one or two State institutions. The plan is under consideration. Meanwhile Els sex County went ahead and solved the problem by leasing it's house of correction to the shoe makers.
 Pack up your troubles in a Times Want Ad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
SLEEPING MOTORCYCLIST
 KILLED IN ACCIDENT
(By International News service)

(By International News Service)
 La Junta, Col, Oct. 8.-FallinS asleep in the seat of his motorcycle while returning from Saturday night dance in the hills, Harold Arnt- zen, twenty four, was hurled against the rocky slope of an arroya when the car plunged down a twenty foot em bankment and was instanty killed
 Herbert Salebrener, riding with &Arntzen in sidecar attachment, failed to arouse the sleeping driver when he realized the motorcycle was headed for the arroya and jumped in time to escape serious injury
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

The year 1922 also gives opportun- ity for the celebration of the hun dredth anniversary of an event in Mexican history. It was in 1922 that Spain first recognized the independ- ence of Mexico. Mexico's great year was 1910, when the fight for inde- pendence was begun, but as 1910 is a thing of the past; the exposition must accept the next best thing for cen tennia1 use
 It is believed that there will be ex- hibitors from all over the world and especially from the United States.
 A number of exposition experts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

to get acquainted)-'I don't give a darn if you're a street cleaner. You're Tank, and I'm glad to see you. Have a drink D
 First American acquiesces and for gets all about his important position in the consular service and remem- bers that he is only a Yank from Rockville, in the Blue Ridge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
MEXICO PLANS
 EXPOSITION FOR
 ALL THE WORLD

News Service Staff Correspondent
 Mexico City, Mex. Oct s-Plans for Mexico's International Exposition are assuming definite shape. It has been decided to hold the exposition in 1922 instead of 1921 so as to. give more time for the erection of the buildings and the preparatory work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
EMPTY JAIL IS LEASED
 FOR SHOE SHOP

(By International News Service)
 Ipswich Mass, Oct. S.-From jail to shoe shop. This is the story Of the Essex County House of Correc- ton here.
 Emptied of prisoners since the ad- vent of prohibition, the jail has been leased to a firm of shoe manufa ctur-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

are in the field for the job Of telling aged.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07

pokasaf ia W noge ponizej kolana.
Pies by} wiasnoScia Jana Pochlaw-
skiego, zamieszkalego pod wyzej wy
mienionym adresem. WlaSciciel ma
tychmiast wezwal lekarza DIR. Waw-
rzynskiego, kt6rego kancelarya mie-
sci sic pnr. 2O37 n. Robey I'll. i kt6-
ry ~skaleczona opatrzyl.
+ q 4
w n~ajbli1sza n~iedziele, dnia 11go
b. m, W koSciele p. ". sw. Konstan-
cyl, W Jefferson Park, gdze probosz-
czem jest X. Alexander Knitter. roz
pocznie sic doroczne czterdziesto-go-
dzinne nabozenstwo.
q 81 q
Schodzac z tramwaju linii Ashland
ave-, przy 45ej ul., PAM Anna Wlo~
darek, liczaca lat Al, Fam. pnr. 4519
S. Latin ul.. poslizne8a sic onegdaj,
a upadajac ma bruk zwichnela sobie
noge oraz ~odnicsia inne obrazeina.
Wozem ambulansowym przewieziono
oflare wypadku do domu, gdzie pod
opieka lekarska przychodzi powoli do
zdrowia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07

liam Yancy Mills, bedzic teraz
wisial "a zbrodnie morderstwa
dzieki tyko udoskonaleniu cd
czytywania z odciskow palc6w.
Inspector policyi Emmett powia-
da, re Chicago jest jedyne mia
sto, ktore skazaio ma powiesze-
ME cziowicka ma podstawie Cd
ciskow palcow. Byio to mianowi-
Gle w roku 1910, kiedy skazano
T. Jenningsa "a zamordowanle
FIillera, W czasie napsdu rabm-
kowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07

szukac mordercy. Zdradzil sic
iednak biedak przez pozostawle-
ME Shadow swoich palcow ma
portmonetce jaka, chcia} wydrzec
przechodzacej osobic ina ulicy W
Filadelfii. .Kiedy ,policya chica-
goska porownala Shady palcow
dawnicj pozostawione podczas
zamordowania wyzej wymienlo-
nych os6b Z obecnymi, zdjetymi
Z okazyi niedoszfej kradziezy pc
kazaio sic, re je pope4nit jeden
i ten sam czIowiek. TAX wiec VIII
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07

przez odcisk jaki pozostawii ma
portmonetce, gdy usiiowai ja
skraSc przechodzacej PAM ma uli-
cy W Filadelfii Mills. Dopu5cif
sic morderstwa jeszcze W paz--
dzierniku zeszlego roku na oso-
bic T, Brizzolary i Izydorze Gan
skim.
Pc dokonanem morderstwie
znikl OH be- Sladu i zdawa}o sic
pollcyi, re ME bedzie w stanie cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
Notatki
Reportera.

w najblizsza niedziele, dnia 11go
b. m, odbedzie sic wierki koncert W
sail szpitalnej Matki Bozej z Naza-
retu PREY Leavitt i Haddon ave. ma
doehod teje instytucyi, W ktorym
vienna udziai znane silly artystyczne
wokalno-muzykalne. Program dobo-
rowy powinien &ctagnac tiumy pu-
bliczonSci. Szpitala ten, pozostajacy
pod kierunkiem Siostr N~azaretanek
zasiuguje ma poparcie W calem tego
slowa %znaczeniu.
q 80 q
Przy 5biegu ulic Throop i Archer
ave. wydarzyi sic wypadek. ktorego
ofiara pad{ jerry Kieftowsk, licza-
cy lat AZ. Fam. pnr. 31OS Union av.
Gdy przeehodzii ulice PREY wyzeJ
wspomnianej ~krzya6wce, najechai ma
niegO szybko pedzacy yellow Taxi,
odrzucajac go ~uderzeniem ma kIka-
nascie stop 1 kaleczac go boleSnle W
plecy, glove 1 nogi.' Automobilista,
widzac wypadek, a bojac sic wpasG
W rece sprawiedliwoScI, prZyspieszy4
ped automobilu 1 zbiegi. Pokaleczo-
nego przechodnte "a pomoca prywat-
nego AUTOMOBILE przewiezi do do
mu, gdzie sic znajduJe pod opieka le-
karska,
wczoraj ~wteczorem W sail OBJ.
Piotra p. Gfoasiswicza, przy w. Chi
cago ave. / Morgan ul., IA Kanto-
vie odbyio sic Eebranie mfodzieay =
Tow. sw. StanisIawa Kostki No. 942
z. P. Il. X. Pc zaaatwieniu nlezbed-
nych formalnoScI, ezionkowls zasie-
dli do Eastaw1onych stof6w, gdzie by
Ia podana przckaska. Pc ~spozyclu
tej3e, ~przystapiono do wykonania
kr6tkiego programu- Prezes p. Alex
sander Iwich powoial kolejno naste-
putacych m6weow: p. Ignacego Co
rzynskiego, p. Leona Rosihskegc, p.
FrancfsEka Iwickiego 1 p. Piotra /
wicktego. KWartet zio&ony z cZion-
k6w tego2 towarzystwa, ma horego
czele stct p. Edward Brzezihski, wy
konal kiIka doskonalych utworow.
CzeScI muzyczne wykonano beB Ia
rzutu. Ma zako6czenie p. Maksymi-
han Kerstein zabral gtos, a przedSta-
wiwszy zebranym los d~otknietych 70
dak6w huraganem W niedziele pal
nova. zachecil do skfadki. Pc mo-
vie tel urzadzono skiadke, kt6ra
przyniosfa $500 ma poszkodowanyeh
rodak6w " Jefferson Parku. Pienia-
DE odeslare zostana ma rece X.
Knittera, proboszcza parafii Sw. Kon
stancyi. Pc tych pieknyoh> promo
w'euiach. spiewach i innych hume
rsch programu, czIonkowie nabrsli
otuchy i checi do dalszezj piracy mad
rozwojem swego t~owarzyst~a. Cd
spiewaniem .,Jeszcze PolSka ME zgi-
ncsa" zakonczono wczorajszy VIE
ezorek.
o y q
" garbarni p. n. G~reerbarm Tan
merry Co" n 2616 Elston ave. wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07

Daryl sic onegdaj wypadek, ktorego
-Ofiara padI Polak, Jan Nowak, liz
czacy lat 81, Fam. pnr. 1853 N. IT.
wing ave. Podczas piracy W fabryce
tel wylal sic przypadkiem kwas kar-
bolcwy z wielkiego naczynia stoja-
cego ma police i niebezpiecznie popa-
rzyf W oba oczy Nowaka, ktorego
przewis-iono do szpttala Braci Alex
syan6w, gdzie lekar8e powatpiewa1a
W mozliwcsG ocalenia jego wzroku.
= q =
" mieszkaniu pnr. 1921 Dickens
ave. znaleziony zostal bez zycia Au-
gust F. Wendell, LEGACY lat 81, LEILA
cy W izbie kuchennej PREY piecu, z
kt6rego mocno uChodzi{ gaz. Ciaio
JUL martwe z~nalaz}a jego iona, kto-
"a byia wyszla do skladu "a zakup-
mem. Podczas jej n~ieobecnosci We
del musia} popeinlc samcb6tstwo. Co
byfo powodem tax okropnego czynu,
inkwest koronera wykabe, kt6ry sic
odbedzie sic dzisiaj o godzinie 2e1 po
pofudniu W mieszkaniu pod wyzej wy
mfentonym adresem.
Prey ulicach Fullerton | LeaVitt
ma szynach kolei Northwestern INA
leztono Zwi0kt me1czyZny, kt6rego
poznlej identyfikowano jake Ottona
Krauzego, lam. pnr. 6053 Nelrose
III. Dosta& sic on pomiedZzy diva Wa
gony towarowe ponoszac smierc ma
miejseu. Cia1o znalazf stroz koIejo-
wy Franeiszek Drabinski, kt6ry u
wiadomif poiicye, a ia cialo zabraia
do domu.
Szesnastoietnia Anna Gonciar6 20
stala zna1eziona umieraiaca VI sobote
miuiona wiecz6r W domu pnr.
1900 s. Halsted uI. W Phoenix, HI,
gdzie Samieszkiwaaa q rodzfcami. Pc
Hotni, jaka zaszia W domu, opuScila
takowy i udata sic do izby kuchen-
nej, skad roziegi sic Ia chwtle strzal,
ktorym dziewcZyna pozbawila sic zy-
cia- Gdy rodzice wpadli do kuchni,
znalezli Anne umierajaca cd rany re-
w~olweromej W giowie. onegdaj odbyl
sic mad zwlokami inkwest korone-
IA, ma kt6rym lava wieIkoprzysie-
giych wydaaa decyzye, uwalniajaca
rodzicow cd wszelkiej cdpowiedzial-
noScI,
.
Schodzae 2 tramwaju linii Craw-
ford ave. W pobli5u Fullerton ave.
Forentyna Bladtka, zam- pnr. 1882
Crawford ave-, poSliznela sic przy-
padkiem i upad}a ma bruk uliczny,
kaleczac sic bolesnie. Ambulansem
przewiezionO ofiare wypadku do do
mu, gdzie Iekarz %stwierdzii (Which
nieefe nogi. Numer motorowego
1853, a konduktora Hts,
- =
Helena Matuszak, liczaea lat IS,
zam. pnr. 1414 Dickson ul., omal,
&e ME przepfacita zyciem swell ME-
CstroznoSci W obchodzeniu sic z ga
zem Zapaliia ona W piecyku gazo-
wynn ogien i postawi{a naczynie z wo-
da, przygotowujac ia do kawy, po-
czem usiadla i zdrzemneia sic. Wo-
da gotujaca sic poczeia kipiec i wy
lewajac sic z ~nac8ynia, zagasiIa o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07

NNOllNLCul &c Wv
wiedzia} Z najmniejszymi szcze-
gdlami sposob zamordowania ko
lcktora i wskaza} ma udziai u
skarzonego O'Connora, jaki ten.
&c bra{ W tel zbrodni. Opowiada
mic lego bylo nacechowane zuPei
ma szczcroScia tax, re policya ma
najlepszy dow6d przcciw O'Con-
norowi i prawdopodobnie mic u.
da sic obrohcy uwolnit Virginia
cd szubicnicy.
ZAsTAL PR0zNY SKLEP.
Samuel Morrison wiaSnie spo-
dziewat SIG najlcpszcgo Interest,"
i wiclkiego rchu W swoim skle-
pic PREY 1854 Roosevelt road,
gdy otwarS drzwi VEGAS rano ola
rozpoczecia handlu. Nicstcty cho
ciaz mia{ dosyc ludzi gotcwych
kupowaG, p. Morrison ME mial
CO sprzcdawat. Wprawdzic vic
czorcm gdy zamykal sklcp, po-
zoStai tam r6znych wspanialych
ubran damskich wartosci ma pre-
sz}o picG i pol tysiqca dol, ale
zlodzicjc ~uprzatneli to wszystko
skrupulatnie, bic pozoStawiasac
prawic znaku z caiego zapasu.
Z}odzicjc wcszli tylncm oknem
do skIcpu i wynicSli wszystko ma
ciezarowy samoch6d, a potcm cd
lechaIi spokojnic, ME zatrzyma'
nj przez nikogo. Taxa smutna O.
powieSG podal pam Samuel poll
CYL ma stacyi Fillmore.
POZNANO GO Pc ODCI-
SKACH PALCoW.
Mordcrca zoStal rozpoEnany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
Kronika MiejscoWa'

Dokonczenie re stronicv 1-szei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07

glen W piecyku, skad szybko zacza}
uchodzit gaz. SzczSciem jednak by
10, re W sam cas- nadeszia jej siostra
J6zefa M~atuszak, ktora poczula od6r
ulatuiacego gazu i pospieszy}a n
pomoc siostrze. P6zniej uwiadomila
policye, ktora przybyla z pulmoto-
rem i zycie jej uratowano.
. - o
Karol Becker, LEGACY lat As, Fam.
pnr. 1902 w. Ohio ul., naprawiajac
dach swego domu spadl z wysokoSci
drugiego pietra i pokaleczyl sic ME
bezp!ecznie. Amblansem przewiezio-
no go do szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie sic znajduje W krytycznym sta
ME.
- y =
Stow. Alumn6w PREY parafii p. W.
NajSw. Maryi Fanny Anielsklej pred
stawl try aktowa komedye pi6ra
Alexis. hr. Freddy p. t. ,Gwaftu CO sic
dzieje" W naJbliasza nledziele, dn'a
11go kwletnia b. r, W sail parafial-
mel ogodzinie sis wleczorem. Pro-
by W toku, a retyserya zajmuJe sic
p. J. Kamedulski, kt6ry take wysta-
pi pomiedzy aktamt z humorystycz-
nym monologiem. Kto j~eszcze nIema
biletu, niechaJ sic ryehlo O takowy
postara, gdyz ME W ich ju2 DO
zostalo.
= q =
Prey naro6niku Augusta ] Ashland
ave. znaleziono wczoraj koblete W
konwulsyach, dotknieta epilepsya,
czyli choroba Sw. Walentego. Pre-
chodnie wezwali droga telefoniczna
policye, ktora ambulansem przewlo-
Ela nieszczeSliwa do sDpitala powia-
towego. Pc odzyskaniu prZytomno-
Sci powiedzia1a, re sic nazywa Ag-
nIeszka K~oioszcZyk, zam. pnr. 1890
n. Paulina vi. Chora odesiano do
domu.
FLIP Karpinsk, LEGACY lat 40, "a
mtesZba{y pnr. 1853 Milwaukee ave-,
bedac W stanie n~ietrzezwym chclaf
wsbcczye ma tramwaf Chicago ave-,
W poblizu Morgan ul., bedacy W u
chu, przy czem po5lizna} sic l upadt
talk fatalnie, ze zlama} reke noge.
Wozem ambulansowym przewieziono
30 do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
pole5y kilka tygodni, zanim bedzie
m6gl chodzi6,
W niedziele. dnia 1890 kwietnia
b, r, Choir mlodszy prZy parafii ma
ryanowskiej urzadza przedstawienie
W sail parafialnej. Wystawione 20
stana dwie s1tuki, a mianowicie:
,,Cztery Ireny", rzecz osnuta ma tic
stosunk6w smeryka6skich, przepla-
tana melodyjnymi spiewamf l ,,Kop-
ciuszek'', melodramat fantastyczny
re spiewami i tancami W czterech ak
tach. Mode to pracowniczki potrze-
bujs poparcia, kt6rego tel q pewno-
scia parafianie i'm ME odmowia.
Anna JurasZyk, liczaca lat %, "a
mieszkala pnr. 1916 N. Lawndale aV.
przyszla z wizyta do swej znajomej
przyjaci6Iki pnr. 2316 N. Hoyne ave
/ kiedy w}a&nie wchodzila ma podw6-
RE, wylecial wtelki pies i boleSnle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07

" garbarni p. n. Greerbarn Tan
1ery Co." pur. 261S Elston ave. wy
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-02
SHOREHAM NEWS
(Mrs. F. E. Plat. Correspondentl

(Mrs. r. +. Platt, Correspondent
Mrs. Sherrie Mead returned from AL.
bany, Saturday.
Schools in town have been opened
after a weeks vacation
The Masonic dance will be given
April in Academy Hall.
Kenneth Cook, who has been very
i'll with pneumonia, is much better
julius Baker of Brandon has been a
recent guest at w c. Larrabee's.
Miss Katherine Griswold is at the
home of R. H. Preble for a few days.
Mrs Stella Sollace of Albany, N. Y.
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sollace.
The Clover Club will be entertained
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Noble
Birchard.
Miss Ruth Mead has returned from
Fair Haven after passing the week
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P Cook have re-
turned from Hyde Park after several
weeks absence.
Mrs. Frank Bette went Tuesday to
the Moses hospital, Ticonderoga, N. y,
for appendicitis.
The Woman's Missionary meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. c.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-02
WHITING NEWS
MRS. L. A. Webster, Correspondent

The repairs on the inside of the par
sonage are completed.
Allen Hitchcock has moved to Bow
man Crosbys tenant house.
Miss Doris Tennis of Weybridge is
the guest of Miss Anna Wooster.
Mrs. E. N. Branch was a recent visi-
tor Of Miss Irma Bucklin of Sudbury
Miss Inez Aver of Leicester is the
guest of Miss Betty Rawson for a few
days
Lee w. Rawson moved last week into
his new house which has just been
completed
Joseph Bertrand Of Canada has pur-
chased w E. Taylor's farm and took
possession Saturday
Mrs F. II. Daniels is slowly improv-
ing and is visiting her daughter Mrs.
H. w. Holmes for few weeks.
Misses Katherine Wells and Rather
inc Hubbard are home from Middle
bury High School for their vacation.
Michael Breer has moved to Corn
wall and Will and George Scarbors
ough of Leicester have moved to the
farm belonging to the Walker estate
vacated by Mr.. Breer
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-02
EAST SHOREHAM

(MrS. R. M. Osborn, Correspondent
Mrs. Parkhill of Cornwall is visiting
at Jonas Orchards.
R. NJ Osborn was in Middlebury
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. W. T. Delano is visiting at
her daughters, Mrs. Eugene Leonard.
Peter Aines and Ted Brown finished
shearing sheep at R. NJ Osborns, We'd
nesday night.
Miss Pearl Cotter is spending the
Easter vacation at her mothers, Mrs.
Eugene Guiles'.
Mrs. Alfred Aines and Mrs. R. NJ.
Osborn were business visitors at Ii
conderoga. Wednesday.
Miss Lou Spaulding, Miss Marguer-
lite and Helen Munger have been Wis
iting at Alfred Aines
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-02

rived, Harold from Holyoke, Mass, anC
Henry from Palm Beach, Fla.
independence Lodge No. 10, F. anc
A. NJ, held its annual meeting at it.
lodge rooms Tuesday evening when the
following officers were elected for the
year: L. B. Needham, w. NJ; w. B
Needham, S. W.; n W. Wisell, jr., w.
W. B. French, treasurer; o. S. Wisell
secretary The M. M. degree was con
ferred on one candidate.
The funeral of Mrs. William Preseau
whose death occurred Monday evening
the 22nd, was held at St. Pauls church
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev
F. A. Welch officiating. The bearers
were S. ]. and T. P Desjadon, Thomas
Bareor, Joseph LaDuc, Victor Boulia
and Eugene Pelter Burial was in
the Orwell Catholic cemetery.
The perfect record attendance in the
Young school with Miss Mildred
Woodruff teacher, was won by Vir-
ginia Fortier, she being the only one
not missing a day. Lawrence Fortier
was absent but one day and Williau
Slater only two. Because of the severe
winter and much sickness the attend
ance was not as good as usual
The Fortnightly Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. J.
Blair, twenty-three members being
present. The program was on Orwell
and was as follows. Roll Call, Early
Settlers: paper, Early History, Mrs
o. f. Hornbeck; paper, Early Relig-
ious Disturbances" Mrs. W. A. Jen-
nings; talk Noted Sons and Daugh-
ters", Mrs. J. H. Thomas; original
poem, Orwell, Miss Fannie Brown.