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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

has been the guest of Miss Margaret Oliver, left yesterday for her home.
 
 Miss Edith Orr and Miss Ireta McCros- sin have returned from Tuscaloosa, after being the guests of MT. and Mrs Thomas Hill for a few days. Mrs. E. M. McDanuel, who has been the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs P. B. Mathews, has returned to her home in Selma.
 MT. Clarence Burke is the guest of friends in Selma
 Miss Ruth Street, who has been the guest of friends in the city. has returned to her home in Anniston.
 The friends of Mrs. J. A. Riddle of Birmingham are welcoming her to Selma after an absence of many years. Mrs. Riddle is sister of the late Mrs. H. S. D. Mallory, Sr, and is the guest this week of her niece, Mrs. Edgar Stewart-Selma Times-Jourral
 Miss Mae Harris has returned from short visit with friends in Montgomery Judge and Mrs. W. S. Graham Miss Margaret Graham, Miss / Katherine Graham and w. s. Graham, Jr., of Tampa, Fla, are the guests of Maj. and Mrs. N. A. Graham and family, 1925 South Twelfth street.
 Mrs. H. H. Hibbs of Richmond, Va, is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Persnger, and her sisters, Mrs. F. o. McGlathery and Mrs Frank Bell Mrs. w. H. Baker of Clemenceau, Ariz., is the guest of relatives in the city, having come to attend the Mabry- Byrd wedding.
 Miss Josephine Patillo will leave Mon day for Montgomery, where she will be a student at the Womans College.
 
 nounce the birth of daughter, whom they have named Adele. Mrs. English and baby are at the Birmingham in firmary.
 Mrs. G. P. Dupree, who has spent the summer studying music at Chautauqua, has returned home. En route she vis- ited New York, Washington, Phila- dephia and other places in the east.
 
 Miss Mary Lou Mcconnell has re- turned from stay at the United States military training camp for women at Asheville, N. c.
 Mrs. J. L. Boyd of Selma, with her three little daughters, Gladys, Nadine and Bernice, is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. E. Porter, on North Fifty-ninth street
 Mrs. H. P. Thornton and Miss Eugenia Etter have returned from a stay at Bi- loxi, where they were guests at the White House.
 Mrs. Gus Douglas and Mrs. Amy Rog. CTS will return this week from a visit to friends and relatives in Cincinnati, Washington, D. C., and Chestertown, Md. visiting their sister. Mrs. William F. Russell, Jr., formerly Miss Ethel Gross of this city at the latter place. Mrs. Lydia Gross will leave this week for Beaumont, Tex, where she will join friends motor trip through Okla homa, Colorado and Yellowstone Ma tional Park, returning home some time in October.
 Mrs. F. M Jackson, who spent ths summer at her cottage at Junaluska, N. C., will return home Monday.
 
 Judge Dan G. Greene left yesterday for Biloxi and Mobile, where he win spend two weeks.
 Mrs. Addie Buckshaw is the guest ot relatives in Savannah for few weeks Mrs. Stuart Riddle. who has spent the past two weks in Georgia, will return home tomorrow.
 Chester Dillon, who was coach at Howard College last yeas, is spending
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03
FOR MISS NAUGLE

Miss Mildred Martin will entertain to- day at a luncheon at her home in honor of Miss Inez Naugle of Okolona, Miss, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. " Cornell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03
o. E. S. TO MEET

Birmingham Chapter 11S O. E. S., will hold their regular meeting this afternoon at 2:30 ocock at the Masonic hall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

1 few weeks ago she has. been delight. fully honored.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03
MISS BATTLING
 TO ENTERTAIN

Miss Mary Gattling will entertain at dinner on Saturday evening at the Coun- try Club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03
FLAG DAY
 ET.ERR ATTON

Mrs. H. l.. Burnstead, general chair man for Camp Wilcox, No. 17S2, United Confederate Veterans requests the fol-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

Mrs. J. L. Boyd of Selma, with her three little daughters, Gladys, Nadine and Bernice, is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. E. Porter, on North Fifty-ninth street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

Miss Mary Lou Mcconnell has re- turned from stay at the United States military training camp for women at Asheville, N c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

Mrs. G. P. Dupree, who has spent the summer studying music at ChaUtauqua, has returned home. En route she vis- ited New York, Washington, Phila- delphia and other places in the east
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

Mrs H. P. Thornton and Miss Eugenia Etter have returned from stay at Bi- loxi, where they were guests at the White House.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

Mrs. Gus Douglas and Mrs. Amy Rog. CTS will return this week from a visit to friends and relatives in Cincinnati. Washington, D. C., and Chestertown, Md. visiting their sister, Mrs. William F. Russell, Jr., formerly Miss Ethel Gross of this city at the latter place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

MT. and Mrs. Marion English an- nounce the birth of a daughter, whom they have named Adele. Mrs. English and baby are at the Birmingham in- firmary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

Miss Josephine Patillo will leave Mon day for Montgomery, where she will be a student at the Woman's College.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

Mrs. Lydia Gross will leave this week for Beaumont, Tex, where she will join friends on a motor trip through Okla homa, Colorado and Yellowstone Ma tional Park, returning home some time in OctOher
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

Mrs. w. H. Baker of Clemenceau, Ariz., is the guest of relatives in the city, having come to attend the Mabry- Byrd wedding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03
GIRLS IN BAD HEALTH

Miss Jane Reeves of New Orleans, wh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03

The friends of Mrs. J. A. Riddle of Birmingham are welcoming her to Selma after an absence of many years. Mrs. Riddle is a sister of the late Mrs. H. S. D. Mallory, Sr., and is the guest this week of her niece, Mrs. Edgar Stewart.-Selma Times-J ourral.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

Boettler went to the chief inspector
and put up kick.
HE did not want Us to work on
pstrol in that district, aud ! Was trans
fsSreA. AftAT wsxking stx weeks IN
the 36th precinct I received IN as
signment to the truck squad. A ueu-
tenant named Rigney worked under In
too much for him, hanging out on the
East Side.
There was something in the papers
ebout some gambling houses supposed
to open on Houston Street and st
Marks Place. He thought had some
thing to do with It because tho news
papers used TO write them up. 30 h<
went down and told Bouttlsf about It
"One Of the men in Beutt1sr's Of.
fee overheard Rigusy seys 7 VII 81
rid Of that Jew frenn the East Side.
Sure enough, two days. lsser ny sssisn-
ment was discontinued"
"Danny Fox opsaed = senb'lnR heuss
n St. Msst's Plses." sonssnve4 Ehxlieh
It and reported shIs e 1isnsy. III
R,sney said: The insysesss d sisk
W. Will wait I'll he eelsse bsst.'"
xak4r, according - Ehsls4A, &hs plses
tsstiSsd EkrlisS.. 'D1aay ~ said. q
'i sssasht ~ e va. W % 3. K (. i 7 dsas'; is'
ct tho o. Z. ! wcrlAn't Fun.'"
Grant :CxAbt1se, hrst dsrsty clerk st
Police Headquarters, then wAs ques-
toned by Mr.. Smith sbqn4 ths publiea-
tion Of q, book 20 b Hnswn 90 ''The
History Of the Police Department" BE
wxs told: tE.
+ 'You know there IL movement On
1Sst to compile ssytsin records Of the
Pelice Department and phOtoasaphe 81
The CoMnsisstens1 atd othess sonnectsd
With the Pelses Department md sell
to be conDlsts In dye velsnaee."
sssne Of the mlavtss a. ~ board
about .. history sf The depeytnsSHt."
"You werc present st = meeting
Commissioner EnsisNt sldSssssd u
which. that fact we bsvsHht cut
weren't your: ..,.-s s-..... s,
NJ believe I vae."
con July -, when he sldssssed thia
special committee, wssn't u s91eed
that the so-called 1aiilisasiss aaputies
attached to the roi!ss Dspartmsn1
should unde.wriss tas hsst1"
"Not that l recall"
In his testimony en 0sp%smbsr II
Mayor Hylsn said that he Was in.
formed that officials u lie interior.
ough told the s&sskA eeasmit<ss Of th>
brotherhood 20 dsaysnd . - psr esnt
increass and q held cut untf1 The com.
pany got an s,ght-ssNA fare. . NJ =,
The Mayor sd4Asls 'Shsn4s &sld M
in tho City Hall xAAt tie sutvAy and
the elevatSt were making money on &
five-sent fArs. but thst- 1ha Mtntetpsl
Railway was not making sneney. and h>
w1shed to God he ssufd 1st I'D 81 tn
Questioned % - the ssuree Of hi,
information about tie alleged eonspir.
aey, the Mayor sstd he relied on Va.
rions anonymous telephone calls. q
we'll - on some letters he had received
Frank H. Redlet, thsn vies-prusiden de n,
and general manager Il ~ I. R. T.
denied all details 81 tie eonspirae1
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

pending dspsrta4ien- He - sAarged
With being an snarehist.
When t.kan- into eustedy b. Ser
eeonte xeCertnAy asd Dssvn sA an-
a!ehtstae article was found - Nor
ris's pcss0eisn }Whieh, Aeee91ing to
tac sutAts3tise, Vas . eentEtbV3ien hs
Aad prepared for 4 radical pepeY. The
article read - fellewv:
Down with Htovssnuaantl Down
wtsh W4iecn and his buneh e ereeksl
Down With . government 49, eanuot
supply the peoples xsu4si Neple ere
fxsesink stasxsng g 6ea&k aA1 have
no esetase. De~n With sAe esvern-
,.s ,n:ne that bensAte . fsyi Down
NO mora than . rich msa'S einb. Law
live Soviet RussiAt Leae live tAs
rsvclution of the wesidl"
Morris, the Bomb SQuad stxreants
declare, sdmits having written tks or.
sie!e, but rsfussA 70 sey for what pub.
Hneat,en Il had besa intended. Il 10 said
ne Also adnaits having uaatlsd Z threat
Sning teetsr e peIlee Censatssioner
Enftght. Morxis told the authorities
~ % ..t Etss eager 70 70 to Russia and
Iss ~ Wiling 70 work his vry from
rn..ss nv Ss'som 70 bseems hsad sf Soviet
hors x,s than. e,sAey-avs. s,,.s.a r,ds-
esis as EsIis Ieiasa Aa*s 1esS reaesssd
On ost axssr esurt dsstsson that
oonas m11 % ssesyts1 yhsthas or
qussttene when. bsvuskt betsSe hssrds
o. examineya.
Three Of sAs Aftssu men a,r....s
n 1sids Men6sy weyv eent - Eii,.
:laad .yssssrdsy. the others bsiag r.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Smith Again Denies
Grand dJu,yR Request
Corernor Seys He Has No
Evidence of A,sy Crime;
Resents Tone Of Lesser'
Ssa|6 Csvys,vssAsns.

SSdH C6sYuIDUn6en~u
Albany, Jan. 20.--csves4sof 4ea3th.
in rsply 10 the latest latter e< n.yu,snd
F. AlnirAll, forsmAu Of ths New York
County extraordinary Grsnd jury. again
refuses TO dssisnats 10 tie Jury, In its
efforts to run down an "ovsrshsdsxinr
crime" either the Attorney 0snss.1 or
counsel independsnt of District At&or-
ney Swann. He deuiea H. elaSsn IA Mr..
AimirsIps letter thst be hss tAs pswcr
to do 70.
while bsiigvs havs abusdaut r.s-
son to resent deeply tie tone ct ysur
eomnunicatton of tie 1[th," he eaid.
you may Be assured that shalt not let
such resentment h, any WY interfere
with the discharge Of my duty a. Gov
ernor, II there is presented q me any
matter calling for The sxssedss sf my o.
<lcial powsrs."
srsciae Chssss Necessary
The Goveri,sr holds xast he eaanot
supefsede District Attorney Swnuu bY
the Attorney General unisss sosne spe-
cihe charge is lsld before him. IL g.
clares that the Almisail R1aud jury mas
not done that.
Lst ne clear up in tie publss mind, {"
he said, "what must b. . xutlexal xnis.
understanding ~ TO tie power 81 the
Governor to supply eeonssl 70 Tho
extraordinary grand jury, ey salstt any
particular persen 10 Get ~ Such eeun-
sel, 70 that It was wholly outside of the
statute to think for q uicment that ths
Governor could assign Mr.. Hughes or
Mr.. Scott or Mr.. Rand. BY no possible
stretch Of the imagination esuid that
situation be brought about bsesuse I
was limited by the statute 70 request tho
Attorney General e attend IN person or
General Is the only msn With . voice in
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

the sslsction Of that deputy, Il Ae shouA
chsoss net to appear himself"
Tho Governor quoted from legal
opiniorss and the statutes 70 show that
the law limits his power 90 suyssesde
the District Attesnsv 70 ~sueh e1iminAl
actions or proceedings - shsl1 bs
specified In such requirement" He eojd
tkat should The Attorney 0enssai, ast-
Ing under designation. sxeesd the seops
Of the investigation. aay Indictment
might be void.
~ regret that you have said in your
letter that the rurposss of the sIeal
Jury might be fYustrsted beesuss q my
evasion Of the issue tslisvs tAat
I have made myself perfectly clear, and
II 1t unfortunste that. you are NOT prop
erly advised, - your letter clearly IN.
d!cates. You have held sIoo4 from the
Executive ~of tho state end st&emptsd
by vague insinuAtions 70 eyvats I'M
pYessions that tho Exse1ttve had some
knowledge Of what was going On before
your jury.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

charges. He denied ever using the
words, more fare-more pay" or say
ing that If the Board Of Estimate would
grant an ei4ht-cent fara his employees
would get one cent ef tie additional
three applied to their wages. He do
MED that the l. r. T. spent large sums
Of money ITO accelerate public eyin-
ion."
The minutes also revealed that tho
grand jury, in secret session, attempted
to persuade Mr.. Swami to retract his
statements that certain members Of the
grand jury were not qualified to sit In
the Interborough investigation bseasss
they either dealt In lnfsrbsseugb o.
eurities or wsrs !. r. Z. bosdhefds1s.
At one time during the Intssteresgh
conspiracy inquiry Mr.. Svenn told
Justice Weeks: II hsvs hesn - dis
courasad that ! hsvs ne interest In the
msttsr. I sm quite suys that tks esse
10 through for tAis grand j~sy ss for
any other"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Girl Accuses Suitor
Of Kidnapping Her Son

4 snspfAsa tAAe tAs esuss II fra
lovs does nse asws1s fup slneetdfy
was voiced ~ O0tssttvo. 0hsta1e r~e-
tsr1ay whGn Ae eR1vs4n4 xse1s4 a.
land, th4rty-lvN y1axs eaA e ~ HssD
13SI Stzss&, q : ahau6S sz 111neVlAC
the 6vs-ysas.ela ssn q H1lzAA Lsfns,
Of ytehSzzY. &Hsa, sasfAvy II sa31aal
wvsau On sslExaAea. osuanA + asaA
to - de sun Il the 8ss.1aah Xalas1s
to Ts1yaa.
Sas ysszs go, hs .afa, wheA - Asso
cazAe to thas country - stnav Amsp.
icen business metheax, - 80 &1e
Lame ana asked hc1 10 1nazy Ean. 6ha
re4oseA.
Mits LAins's complaint &anuse h
took the hey, Tszto, Avsa Anass 6vssses
lsst July ana engagst . sessn a ~
PasiAe Street. Brooklya. Yhs }nn1laAy
net4AsA the Childxen's Stlts1y. = w1no9a
care the child vls placed
os&lx1d was ax1ssts1 wenA - ~
peaFsA IN Chil&rur's oUuxt yunAeSaxy
TO claim the lad. He vAs sy6as~A Aal1
thirty dayv for xxtrA&4l4s1 skns {
hearing in Adams stxnsl Cou1& NxB1R-
lyn. 0stland 10 Uti1 8Sx4DuD - wnd
Mi1o Lame, he said
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Arrested With His Eye
On Presidency Of Russia
Austrian Accused Of Writinx
Anarchistic Articles. Arrested
and Faces Dissertation

Joseph Msrris, ~ Auststsn, who
says he has an ambition to Become
President Of Sovist Huss3a. wse ar
rested yesterday by. members q tks
Bomb 4quad and sent 70 Ellis Island
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Editor
Ploted Hylan
In I.R.T. Fight

cs.stsssd fss,n pass !
The Home news., 1920-02-20

intend to impose on his good nature any longer than neces- sary and are now preparing a bazaar for Easter, the pro- ceeds of which we earnestly pray and have reason to be- lieve will be sufficient to pur- chase light plant and nov ing picture machine for the use in the school.
 Our community sing on Sunday afternoon are slowly and surely growing and we are now discussing the pos sible good we can get by join ing the National Community Sing. Think over our slogan for Sunday afternoon: Give a thought to music"
 Our work for this month is to carry on the work of rais- ing funds for the maintain ance of our school and build ing. The club is expecting to receive request from the school authorities to put on a campaign for a new school building. The club at it's last meeting, anticipating this move on the part of the school officials, adopted a resolution to the effect that it will lay aside all other matters to come to the aid of our public schools. For this reason we are enlisting new members and are sure that we will, be- fore the work is gone, have every thoughtful man and woman in our midst on our list. The most urgent need of the community is help for our schools.
The Home news., 1920-02-20
STREET LIGHTS

Mayor Raney, at his own expense, has had an electric street light placed on a 20 foot pole in the center of the street, where Second Street and Edmunds Ave. cross, for the benefit of the show going public. In placing the light on the street, he hopes to see others with individual plants do likewise. If every owner of a plant would do as your mayor and editor, we could light almost every street in the town. Among those who have expressed themsel- yes as being willing to furnish one light each. are: Riggs Brothers, Arnof & Greer, G. ". Barber, Carson's, J. F. Morgan, G.. c. McCrory and the Planters Mercantile Go. McCrory needs and should have the streets lighted and we think this the best method ever provided so far.
The Home news., 1920-02-20
s,tisfactory Results From Civ ;no>Chlorine Treatments.

Favetteville, Ark, Feb. 20.
 Only one of the nearly 200 persons who were given treat ments of breathing diluted chlorine contracted influenza, and he was feeling i'll before he took the treatment, ac- cording to the results of the tests carried on by the de- partment of chemistry of the University of Arkansas in com batting influenza. Eight hum dred treatments were given to 200 persons, students and others connected with the University. The worth of the test was not proved .conclu- sively, aee@ding g =tx5Dr. Har- rison Hale, head of the de- partment, because the number of new influenza cases de- clined rapidly.
The Home news., 1920-02-20
CIRCUIT COURT ISo,-a IS AGAIN POSTPONED.

votice is hereby given that c;1o,,it nv Court has again been Ohtolr Oh.taoned to "Wednesday, pGsrph ,fsrch 10. 1920. Those who Ma.el 'lare to have been present on WSau Monday are now required re, to 4Ulu' s44and on Wednesday. Those s4I s,bo were summoned for the sseoud spo day, Tuesday, will be S5ss present on March II, which F El Thursday. Those for the Y tbird day, Wednesday, will be rrasent rrls on Friday, Mar. F.
 R. H. SMITH, Jr.
 Adv. 2-20-3t. Sheriff.
 .4
The Home news., 1920-02-20
ARE YOU A PARENT?
 IF so, READ THIS

We herewith cordially invite all parents to be present at Sunday. School and morning worship, Sunday, Feb. 22. A special announcement will be made at Sunday School that we wish you to hear.
 At eleven o'clock the pastor desires to meet all parents that he may speak to them in the name of Christ concerning their children. .-~--.~-
 GUY MURPHY, Pastor.
The Home news., 1920-02-20
OUR SCHOOL THE BEST

Let's resolve before entering our school campaign that we will all pull together and do our best and all we can to further our town and com munity.
 God has no end of material. Fer-~prephets, priests and
 kings; But what he needs is volun-
 teers
 To do the little things There is no reason why not have the best school in the county, and second to none in the state. We can if we will
 Do just the work we find to
 do, And whatever. it is we find Do our best, however men
 sheer, All will be right in the end,
 my dear"
 Anonymous.
The Home news., 1920-02-20
ROBERT w. DEMPSEY.

Died: Sunday, F e b. 8, 1920, at Elpaso, Texas, Robert w. Dempsey, of Little Rock, age 37 years. Deceased was born Feb. 24, 1883, at Pa ducah, Ky, and was married July, 30, 1914, at Searcy, Ark, to Mrs. Lillie Green who with three children are left to mourn his loss. The remains were shipped to Me- Crory, Ark, and laid to rest in the Fakes cemetery. .%
The Home news., 1920-02-20

paper.
 The regular meeting of this club on Monday night, Feb. 16, was the most enthusias- tic and beneficial ever held. The club has gained new life and vigor and from this time forward will grow with a rapidity as yet unthought of, is our prediction. It has everything to cause this pre- diction. With an energetic. new president in the person of MI. Dane Angus, who will leave nothing undone to for ward the interests of the town, school and community; with a Women's Council to look after interest of especial importance to mothers; with 8 large Be Square" club of oirls; with a movement on foot for scout organization for boys, all accomplished in one day the future of this club is assured.
 MT. Raney has been very. gracious and accommodating about allowing us the use of his building for our meetings. With our new growth we feel that we need a club room and have secured and furnished the old lodge room over Dix eR sr@ store where we will hold all our meetings.
 Tn order that everyone may know who are our officers and members of our standing committees we give them be- low:
 Pres. H. D. Angus.
 1st. Vice Pres. Clayton HaiIey.
 End. Vice Pres. W. B. 4 GtUOHoe
 3rd. Vice Pres. Mrs. R. L. Fraser.
 Sec. Mrs. w. T. Mccain.
 Treas. Milton Huff.
 Civic Com. G. c. McCrory, Chairman.
 Sanitary Com. Dr. R. L. Fraser, Chairman.
 Rest Room Com. Swastika Club.
 Park Com. J. c. McCrory, Chairman; J. F. Morgan, Mrs. w. c. billiard.
 Membership Com. Mrs. w. o. Scales, Chairman: Mrs. G. L. Carson, Homer Robinson.
 Social Com. Mrs. Clayton Hailey, Chairman: Mrs. w. G. billiard, c. T. Willis.
 Program Com. c. T. Willis, Chairman; Homer Robinson, Mrs. w. G., billiard.
 Already we have one of the livliest s. I. As we know of with machinery working smoothly and grinding out re- suits daily. We have through this department, everything to wire the school building and when connected with MT. w. o. Scales plant to light the school building. His kindness is very pleasing to us and to the whole community we are SlIra Rlf We do not
The Home news., 1920-02-20
CLUB EDITOR.

Mrs. Horace Chaney and baby of Augusta are guests of the formers mother, Mrs. Turner Young.
The Home news., 1920-02-20

Miss Ora Lee Hunnicutt spent 8 the weekend in Little ROCK with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Richards ana children, Arthur and Eu- ssthe, s. spent Sunday with |n!enos m Fair Oaks.
The Home news., 1920-02-20

MT. Jay McGregor of Cot ton Plant, was the guest of Nc Crory friends Sunday.
 Our popular shoemaker, Grover T. Barley, spent edaesday in 4ie kofy Ridge on business.
The Home news., 1920-02-20
CAR OF MULES.

lhave 8 car of extra large, good, Missouri mules coming. They will arrive the first of the week, about Monday. Gall and see them If you need any animals of this kind.
 Adv. ltc. J. F. MORGAN.
The Home news., 1920-02-20
COMMUNITY CLUB

This. column has been kindly donated to the Community Club by the Editor of this paper.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-02

Mrs. Bessie Hubbard and son
Edward, of Boston are visiting Mrs.
Hubbard's brothers, H. P. Boyn-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harold Muzzy
of Westfeld, Mass, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Muzzy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Allen and
daughter Eleanor, spent the week
end in Burlington, making the
trip by automobile. \
Mrs. Flora Willis came last week
from South Vernon to occupy her
home until winter. She was accom-
panied by her daughter Mrs. H. L.
Amsden and son, Lyle who return
ed home after few days.
George Day of South Vernon
visited at R, J. Daggett' last week.
A delightful afternoon was spent
Wednesday on the lawn by the
home Of DR.. A. w. Thomas wher
the Wonan's Missionary Auxiliary
held its regular meeting. Miss.
Stella Howard, Mrs. E. 0. Allen,
and Mrs. ]. S. Robinson read inter
esting accounts of work i'll Labra-
dor, China and India. A bountiful
picnic lunch was served to rs.
Mrs. Nash, who has been visiting
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Booker return
ed to her home in New Ipswich,
N. H, Thursday.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-02
Jacksonville

Mr.. and Mrs. Mentie Kingsbury
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Kings
bury have returned TO their homes
in Claremont, N. H, after spend
ring a two weeks vacation here with
their mother Mrs. Angie Kings
bury.
Mrs. Mildred Coleman came last
from Wilmington where she has
been visiting her parents Mr.. and
M. M. Negus.
E. E. Styles visited his daughter
Mrs. Olmar Sheldon, in Chester,
last Sunday. -
Born; Aug. 2s, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Hitchcock, weight II
lbs.
Mrs. Alden Coleman has returned
from a two weeks visit in Gardner,
Mass
Mentie Kingsbury Of Clarenont.
n. H. has bought the ". L. Raw
son farm and WILL move here next
spring.