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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
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v The Colonel Lee Colfax family of Vir- efnia. and plantation singers. represented b, the xens and friends of the First Bap- tirt church, Norwich. gave an entertain fnent in Palmer Memorial hall Wednesday evening. The songs. Eecitations and jokes were well received. while the costumes and general sppearance of the company afforded much amusement The entertain rnent was we'll patronized.- Norwich. New London and Uncasville being represented iu the susience During the sintermission the local Christian sEndeavor Society sold ice cream. and the total receipts were about sA5. -t-
 .Mrs. Ray Woodmansee and Mrs. Walter JsFsrs left Thursday for New York, where they will. be guests of friends and relatives over Memorial Monday.
 About g5 were present when the La dies Aid society was entertained by Mrs. Charles Turner and MFs Edwin Henry Thursday afternoon at Mrs Turner's home A social time was spent, various ufars were discussed, but nothing definite vas decided upon The hostesses served fancy crackers, homemade cookies and cocoa
 Rev. William S. Beard of New York vill occupy the pulpit at Montville Gen. tr Sunday, May goth.
 . Thomas Brannigan of Massachusetts aas a recent visitor at l.. J; LaBounty S. 2 The May teachers meeting was held in falrner Memorial school building Tuesday 4fternuon.
 z Georse Coleman of Chesterfield was &eliing on friends in the village Wednes- dar-- 'rs-
 Wednesday night in the chapel at Nontville Center the Girls club of Oak dale. which numbers about 25. with Mrs Hubert Dart as leader. gave an entertain vsrnt There was a nIaylet entitled Gin freiia. a rainbow drill and several mum uers by the Bass Clef quartet of Nor wich. Ice cream and small cakes were un sale. About SIC was added to the ceasury of the club.
 @oa. account of the holiday, the Com uaunity library will not be open Monday night
 -Nrr William Webster is entertaining her sister. Miss Ruth DarFow, of New london this week. s-z ----
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
WHIihG;roN

MSS ,eataesfiRe Rickssis left Monday nisht fSr. -NewbQrf News. va, where she viii, spend Several weeks with her sister. Mrs. Crane, w Monday. a e9loted, EoH1an vas about town soliciting money for coicred ot- lAaeaesofSI5E sa as. Arrangement n ssst sRts;ffed New \. York aSs aSs yisittngs at his,a home, laE eso. iS ESsss sRdss wis fsis ssiFy ssiPs
 Mss Sara Dunnifg has, sreturne ed si ra siss ,bsGEfs@@, 8 R ths sschOois for fcf tSs srsgsssn1 aassss wisE Vi: kseRRss N, H, and Hsrttesd, have beefi at the Ryder House tecentlys s-,.-t.ss ,- ,., There will be special exercises on the common Monday. The school children, Scouts Ap ,anit9tH s4 gad s eahets elsg gin y ths nfs ss'dsiE asS Hsyss syss dsaEsttatg satsEE:
 Sas taiRse a. Htll.sss ses siab ast gss siss ta ] and MIsA Tickets, whose birthdays oc, % cur. in i, MsS;c. A. large. 6irthday cake | vas q, ,cdFlspic3ou s> feature, Mrs, Mey, CTS mother from New Y6rk was pres ,FfRnf rSrizek is, snteffaiaing his sis
 ter and niece from New York.
 The church roll call will be held Junt | 1st. Mrs. Ida Brown Is; chairman o
 the supper committee There will -b' addresses. in. the, afternoon and tn,
 roii call of the church members in tn,
 r'Misss Malffioaa lfiiea BStteffield of the xssfnI l 1hslranee CombahS., Hartford. was weak end Euest of Miss Phyllis Ryder f, Miss ,lutia cartisS wne, resided her
 many years and whose father owne,
 a farm and srocefy, store, was nnarries
 to Stanley I. cofey. May 18th, at tn
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

ing. Evsrythfhg is being done. ts make the house one of the best 9f itse Kind. ,a
 Luciap paFiey ot warwfek, K. x, hss been engaged as, blacksmith to. ,ffil .the place made vacant By the death St George A Baker. Mir Dawley comes hfshiy -reS- commended, having had some sso years of experience. For. 15 years. he. was .enis and, had the shoeihg of many track horses has sib been s5mbiossd 5 y the se5tt $ C CciaFx Co.,.of Norwich. .>,s.-.s.,. ... s.,s.,.A i. .supt (. M.. Robinson has received new automobile. ,s.. Mr.. and. Mrs, Benjamiri Livessex and l family, have. taken up their residence at Middleton. Massc .,s r.,,. 2, r,..,-. Mrs. Alice Pike and john E. psiose, | who were united in. marriage at the S9- cred Heart church Monday by .Rey.,J C 1 Mathieu. will paake, their home here. ,s | Friends of Mir, and Mrs. J.. ". Atwood and Miss Helen Atwood are glad to tearr | that Miss Atwood is .recoyerins steadi1, | at the Massachusetfs, General hospital where she underwent a serious operation few. weeks ago. d. -.-<.-.,,., At the church Tuesday the conferenc, of the six churches met and the day ,xal full of interest, At the morning ,sessjoI l Rev Mary Macurnher, pastor Of the Cen tral Village church. preached. a he1tfu and interesting sermon on PrayeSnS h
 the afternoon Rev. J. $. -yooriees Q I Ponfret Center spoke eri- Church ,Atten Il dance. and Rev. H, S. McCready.of Wifi mantle. spoke on; Puritanisnl The 1@iar tette of. the. choir, Mrs, Gertrude Tracy Mrs. Fred Leayens; Mrs. H. K- HIsorfni and Mrs. A, Mott, Fave a .seiection an . Mrs Gertrude Tracy sang the solo <, Know That My Redeemer rLiveth. in swee voice and with much exnression. z,
 ., The L. E. society met with Mrs. ,Js $ Westcott Wednesday afternoon the las
 meeting of, the ,year,s Refreshments wer served by the hostess. ,,,, ,,,.,s..s, 4-s5, - Miss Irene Wilde of the nurses, trair { ing school of the Backus hospital, Noi wicf. was at home Tuesday. ,,., ] Mrs. William Kelley has returned hon
 after two weeks visit with, her daughte , Mrs. Gorrnan, in Waterhury. sSi-s r,.,, Mrs, F. 1T, Johnson and, Miss. olis :, Johnson are in Winthrop on a visit wit 7 Mrs. -Johnsor'ss brother. A....,Fursersnl who returned lately from Calcutta IRdi : s Wauregan ,.Congregationa1 ,.echufs : Rev. William ,Fry1ing pastoFe The. re ! tirnony of a, Memorial, will De the sul U jeet at morning worship Sunday Ghurs [ school at f2;, Rev, ". ,Bk Williams. Q : Danfelson, will preach at the veninE SC 2 vice. Young Peoples own fneetih . Thursday at 7.s0.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
WHITE ROCK

Mir and Mrs. John Gouvin spent the week end in New York.
 Mrs Phebe Doherty, who has been ill, is able to be out. , -
 Mir. and Mrs. Earle Leigh have moved here from Sherhurne, N. Y
 Lester Bennett spent Sunday at Appo- naug .~ .,5}
 Mrs. Will Stiflwell is spending the week in South Coventry, Conn. ,.
 The garage at the boarding house, which contained an automobile, and vul- canzing paraphernalia, was burned to the ground early Sunday morning. The origin of the fire is unknown. ..- i.w Miss Sarah Smith and Mrs. AEdith Kil- dea spent Saturffy with Mrs MaeMakin in Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Stfs- . - and Inhn K. Parker clerk.

tt4% 70 -asa asx- 7-l7
 and John F. Parker, clerk. --,a4te.- ,,.
 < James A. Hovey was. l5minate1 for
 Mayor and the vote was taken, his
 election was announced,. which. was
 greeted by walls of applause. A vote was then taken for first alderman, Will
 liam L. Brewer being the choice.
 sT The vote, for second alderman result ed in the nomination of James $. Ca rev, the vote, out of the fl cast, stand ing 40 in his favor A. ..,.., < The nomination for first common
 councilman, by the pleasure of the Sanhedrim. was Albertus Pecknan1. The pleasantest bart of the meeting was; the adjournment. -, .1ts,., The piles for the protection of the Yantic cemetery, were yesterday al erected. They will be covered on eacf side with blanks to prevent the. eni croachments., of the river and also .t prejudice the bank against failing in.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
LAUREL GLEN

Noyes Wheeler was week end visitor in Willimantic.
 Miss Clara Taylor entertained he1 brother and sfster-in-law. MT. and Mrs Bert Taylor, of Providence over Sunday
 Rev A. E.4Todd has been holding meet ings in the chapel all this week.
 Howard Martin and family, Mrs WrighkN Rev. Burdette Coon and Mrs Coon,- VI of Ashaway attended service. at the chapel Sunday.
 Eli King is working at .Iewett City fol a few days,
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Gould and fam fly of Westerly were at John Geer's Nbon day.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

It is wonder we furnish the homes of many dis eliminating people, when floors filled with frni- tue of such beautiful designs . Just now we're showing some very GFI Bed Suites that will appeal to you strongly, you not help but select to furnish that 'home of homes
 June Brides Are Welcome Here To you who about to set sail the matrimonial sea, extend invitation to inspect stock Our goods reliable and prices low quality goods wkper nit We promise no Harng reduction but assure you, thSt prices will be lowered just as goods be purchased for less. You will get the benefits of fall ing market, you buy goods here, that were bought months ago, when prices much lower. This means dollars and cents to you.
 Heed This Warning
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

home of the bride in- Natick. Mass Rev Mir. Ackerman- the Congres alto n- al minister. performed the double ring, eersnpny- They, we're attended bf tfr
 brfde,a brother and Sister in flaw. Ass'-
 and Mrs, Frank ,Csttier,-;T The lbr.dc
 wore d travelling gown of rnidnight D ae and her bouduef was of bink Kiliarn sy
 roses The h-ide gave the bsiees1a:, i.ls ar tbsAtl crescent Bin aad tue Rridssj' groom jbresented, the best map, an-p pdd Eeiiowa srin,r The. bride fsceiYed mafiy | gifts st silver liEen shd ,tnoneSs After ss Xsdsaslss sss sIg R sPest1as ssEag g ew sstaFSsy. Nat X; tss alFi and. Boy Scouts. are. ta hold .S. MaytIms Zebra ton on the conlnoh ,Sn the hit There
 NiIl ber folk :, dancine !, and singing.
 srownins of the, May Queen and King Spring. fhe Maypoie dance and Other.
 pastimeS- The exercises will com mence at D. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
6cEUM ANb VERSAILLES

,-The- tseeat aRbS!ntinneeinit of William
 Kinder ot ,Pawfueket, R. Ir,tp superin-
 tendsnt of | the Barsess ,tnill df Paw irlsnds in ,Nor%ich and ,Vieinity. MT. Kinder entered the, employ. of the Po-
 feniah company at TaftviIie !. at an early age reFlain.ng with the, company throughout his yoiinsef .boyhood. In
 July. 199S,- he entered the, employ of
 the Totokett Manufsctitihg. ,compaHy at its Occurn, plant as overseer of spin hing, remaining until, May, 1s15:,pre- signing at that time to go tc the, Bur
 iasiaF f filled tRst DOS pposltion I r with saiis- s. | faction,, he is now advanced to super
 intefldent
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

weather Of the past week the usual farmers work has been very much de- layed as it is almost impossible to work the heavy soil satisfactorily while it is so wet
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

Most. people want justice for the purpose of passing it on to those who need it.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

., Washissten.--rhe, district context for state subervised schools. was held at washington club hall, Washington. Tues day, May 55th.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

New Britain.-Miss Mary E. Goodrich of No. 150 West Main street, for 25 years librarian at the state normal school, died at the New Britain General hospital on Tuesday. evening after an illness of about six weeks.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
WOUND UP

Al Che meeting Wednesday night to wind mp tho affairs of Che Fourth of July celebration. it was found hat a surplus of about tbirty-four hat surplus Of about thirty-s.N dollars was lcft over from the fund The dance. which was a roc.al suc- cess. ueuod a balance of something over forty-six dollars There were one hundred and twenty-five tickets sold at Che doors and many moro dis- posed of before che night Of Che dance A balance Of about fi9 which has been In Che bank from a previous celebration was not drawn upon this year,
 The meeting. m winding mp Che aGalrs especially thanked Che dance and finance committees for their ef- and Frank Oliver of Che decorations committee An Che committees wcrc discharged
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
EXCURSION TRIP
 ON NEXT SUNDAY
odd Fellows, Rebekahs and Families Will Spend Day at Beautiful
 Aux Cove

There will Doe am excursion to Aux Cove Sunday for an Odd Fellows and Rcbekahs belonging to thc Doug lodges The trip win be made on the fine boat Amy belonging to Che Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com- pany The Amy win leave the Alas ka Juneau dock promptly at S:15 a.. m. Che ferry float at Douglas at S:25; Treadwell at S:3O and Thane at S.l0. No one win Doe waited for so promptness win pay in this case
 Besides Che Douglas Odd Fellows and Robckahs Che families Of an the members win Doc made welcome The ladies win bring lunch Tho lunches wil Doc pooled and an eaten together.
 This win Doe a particularly pleas ant outing owing to fine accommo- Iauous ou thc boat and thc boauti- ml spot chat win Doc visited. Auk Cove at this time Of Che year is one of Che beauty rpots Of this vicinity There is a large stream emptying into che cove that should at thls time contain plenty of trout Tho Amy .an make 'the run in a couple of hours
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09

morning Joy hIa attorneys Of Che oc- tou of tho Court or Appeals. appar- ouuy taking it aa matter of course as he always has been confident that eventually he would win out
 Owing Go Che amount Involved In hc Judgment lt is generally be- lloycd Cha, hc Chichogof Mining Company win carry tho ease Go Che Supreme Court of Che United states before it h definitely settled. Mossrs Wuu and Cobb are coun- dent chat Che Judgment Of Che Ap- pcIlato court win be sustained in Che event Che matter goes Go tho Supreme Court The Judgment Ia said to be one Of Che largest, if In act it ls not Che largest. ever given In an Alaskan mining ease.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
IMPORTANT VISIT

Scheduled Co leave Seattle tomor- row with a nomla of dcstroyers. Admiral High Rodman Of Che Pacific Meet win sail for Alaska. With him win be John Barton Payne. sccro- tary Of the Interior. and Joscphus Daniels Secretary of thc Navy.
 The date Of Che arrival Of Che fleet and the distinguished visitors in Cas- uncau Channel Is not yet known. but lt win probably be some time next week.
 Besides looking over Alaska in general Che men win go Co Western Alaska Go make am examination of the government railroad chat is bee ing built under Che Interior Depart mont and look over Che coal fields that arc. Co Doe developed for Che pur- pose of furnishing coal for thc navy.
 Entertainment plans for Che dis- ungu.shcd visitors while on Gasu- ncau Channel are being worked out by Che Juneau Commercial Club.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
SMOKER IS CLASSY SHOW

Many people from Douglas Island attended Che American Legion smoker hold at Juneau last Friday evening
 Thoro were six good bouts. four Of thcm ending by Che Che k O. route Tho Grat was between two bantams of Thanc. Mouagie and Bil- son. In Che second round Bnson was knocked groggy and stayed down
 Rogers Of Che navy and Beaudn of Juneau met in thc next match at l80 pounds Boaudin got Che dec'a- ion after sIx rounds. Rogers having put up % game battle after % broken hand In Che second
 Morris Of Chichagof knocked out Bratton of Juneau iu the second Of a scheduled four-round go. Morris had peculiar crouch and defense that was uudcrcstimated by Bratton and when Morris uncorked a couple in Che second it was an o1 with his opponent
 Thompson of the navy defeated Osborne in a.z rounds In one Of Che fastest bouts Of Che evening. He gained the refcrce's decision and de- served lt
 "stcady" DcArmond. soldier from For, William U. Seward hit Nilsson of thc Sub Chaser BIO so hard after one minute and six seconds Of boxing Iu Che drt round of the next eo chat Nuson was out before hc hit the floor Wilson's head in striking almost shattered tho blanks Of Che ring. and he was out for about five minutes
 Elliott of Che navy and Higley of TreadwcD met In Che wind-up and both mon put up corkIng good scraps Wgley had Che best Of Che earlier rounds and had his man in distress several Imcs but did not follow up his advantage In Che dflh. Elliot. began getting iu somo good blows and at Che third mock-dowu HIgley stayed down for the count
 Jack Wilson Of Troadwell was rcf- cree Of all Che bouts. with James Mc-' roskey and Sid Jacobs as judges.
 There were at least goo people present and an r.ngside seats iu thc| lie IA B. Hal were taken.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
BUSINESS TRIP

T. e Macdonald. who is in charge oC Che work being done at 5hakaan by tbe Trcadwcn Company Is in the city for a few days
 Considerable work Is being donc by Che company. a compressor hav- Ing been installed and a tunnel is being driven. lt is expected that thc tunnel that has been started win prove whether or not the ore body there is large enough to make the mine pay 10 is realized that molyb- donite. which is two per cent of che content of Che ore. has fallen to 22 cents a pound in the market and chat to make it profitable for Che company Go operate the property 30 large body must be found so that al work can be done In the quartz it- self without any dead-work iu Che country rock.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
EAGLE BOAT HERE;
 VOWED INTO PORT
Fords Masterpiece to Be Used in Alaska Patrol, Lying in Cas-
 inc8u Channel

Tho Eagle boat 5I was lowed into DOT, Sunday by Che survey ship EN- plorer. auor having cast her pro- pcIIor Saturday o0 Gambler Point A new nropellor win be east for tho vessel and she win be beached to re- cc.yc it
 Eagle 57 isa ship of unusual de- sign She has a long bow which .hapcs out to a knlie-poiut and per- tccly square stern. The boat6 pro- peuor s three feet below tho kcel thereby enabling her to run m Che heaviest weather without racing her power plant She .s driven by 9 l .5OO horsepower steam turbine of tho atcst design. which gives her a
 speed Of 1S knots per hour Her engine room Is one of Che finest that could possibly bo built n a lighting vessel being ycy light and ury
 The Eagle 51 is one Of C0 ships ot Che game type turned out by Henry Ford for che United States goyoru- meut The keel of tho craft was laid mn March 2f l9l9 She was Iaunch- .I ou July 29. i9l9 and delivered .o hc navy September 3o. The vcs- .e was commissioned tho l9h of
 ho following month
 The personnel oi Eagle 57 .s come posed of 1.-Two officers and 62 men
 lieutenant Commander J M. Ashley has charge of Che vessel and .s as- sisted by am executive o0Icor LIeu- .cnmt F. Shea. Tho ship is 200 feet 9H inches over an and has a displacement of 5O5 tons. She car- .Ics two l-Incb 50-caliber and one i-nch anu-aIroraft gun.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
GLORIOUS TIME
 AT CELEBRATION
Good Weather Good Sport and an An Around Good Time on
 Independence Day

Tho three days celebration of Ina dependence Day on Costineau Chan mol was featured by perfect weather. Tho rain that had been falling steadily for a week or two let up on Che night of Che second. and Che morning or Che third dawncd bright and crcar with che sun shining real warm.
 Most of Che people ot thc Island wont to Juneau ou July 8 Co take In -hc yan7us sports and che parade Tho Jefferson arrived In port early i'm Che morning with number Of srr.rr- o1 board who were return ire from the northern rip.
 A team ot Douglas Island drl'cu. Loo He.er and William Anderson. competed i'm Che doubIc-handod rock frurs contest They lost by qua.- Cor of am .ncb being beaten by Duh rnI Bosor'rr of Juneau who drilled .sa inches
 Stanton Martin grabbed some money n the dasbcs tbat were held .r thc morning. as did sandy stey- e-.
 The hrscbau game vas played m Las. Chance basin In the afternoon Ir Che draw tor place Douglas was a.hrsr'rI to play thc soldiers from Port william V Seward and Juneau to play fhe winner No other teams snoaef mp to play.
 rho rlmr was called at about cr'o.k. n oar TO have been a nine inning contest brt at the end of Che ninth Ono teams were tcd at and
 Douglas had previously scored rrt i'm fbc game. having rut two a.rr. n rhe fourth Tho soldiers rrt Two Tn Tho Hrh and three In trr ..v,r. ahHs Douglas made one i'm the H1th Douglas cvoned mp .u trr eighth. when they Eot two more rnns and ,he te continued utl thc trrrr. when Douglas sof one u her haIf and ro-. Seward two .n h..r.
 The soldiers undoubtedly stole thc game as thry Iursied their batting order i'm several Innings without he- re fet..fef After being called on r ner did f a-aIn shortly after ward. I vas 70 tough luck game lr- tre IHart boys as they had thc hrs. mr many times and vore un- rh'r I'm ..nre NnruI or Douglas pitched and played a duc eame for I'm. tanm mater Andrews tho sole f.er aou.rrrv. nIso hcavci nne ..... wH. ...rn
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS

On account Of Che fact that Che aarbor boat Peterson. which had brought tbe soldiers from Fort Wu- liam n Seward Go Juncau for he celebration. was ordered back to thc ror. early n Che morning Of Che 5th. arrangements were made whorby the Douglas Fourth of July Association furnished Che men return trauspor,a- uon ou Che City of Seattle leaving Tuesday night
 The members ot Che ball team were guests Of Che Troadweu Conn puy for dinner Monday evening and some of them attended Che dance that night
 For highway robbers having stolen Che Saturday game in Juneau
 they wcrc a pretty good bunch of fellows
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL

Pas. Noble Grand George Wn Hams. acting as installing officer Installed Che officers of Alaska Lodg' No. ]. IO.OF.. at Che meeting Wed uorday evening After Che nstaila lion ceremonies. fine lunch wal served The following are Che of fccrs installed.
 Past Grand Gust olson.
 Noble Grand Gust LundeIl.
 vico Grand -Olof Swanson.
 Warden sabu Bokauich
 Conductor John Hui
 Secretary Ia. w. Kuburu.
 Treasurer L. IT, Bortsch.
 Rs.NG. John G. Johnson
 Rs.VG Ed. Aspiund
 L.sVG e J. Paul.
 Inner Guard Ben Decker
 Outer Guard George Williams
 Chaplain 'Haus Lokkcn.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
EAGLE BOAT FIRE

Fire chat for a time threatened Co destroy Eagle boat 57 lying at the old D. C. dock In Juneau, broke out on tbe vessel shortly after o'clock this afternoon. The fire bIazod GcrcoIy for at least ten minutes. after which r was gotten under cone rol by thc use of chemical
 Tho dre started from am explosion of gasoline on thc deck Al times it looked as if it could not Doc con- would not only destroy thc vessel but also Che nearby whar fand build mss
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
MARRIED

Announcement have been ro- cciyed here Of Che marriage on June 25th at Pierre. s. D.. Of Fred J. Henson and Grace Dariinc Guernsey. The young couple win Doe at home at Mitchell S. D. after August hrst
 Fred J. Henson is nephew Of United States Commissioner John Henson Of this city. and lived hero for a time before going Co Washing ton. D. C. Ho s civil engineer and for the past year has been city engineer at Mitchell. South Dakota.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
LOSES LIFE

Sidney Mcperrcc. who at one time lived in Douglas died in Juneau Sunday morniug from Che ehccts of wound received while hunting at Lena Cove on Lynn Canal satur- day. while taking his shotgun out of boat Che weapon was discharged and Che charge lodged in his arm. Ho was brought to Juneau, but died shortly after arriving Sunday morn ing. from loss of blood.
 He was twcnfy-oight years of ago and nephew of Arthur Reandeau formerly of Douglas but at present foreman of hc Chichagof mine.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
TO CANNERIEs

The Misses Hclmi and Hilda Aolto lcu Wednesday night on Che cane ncry tender Diana for Che Libby Me- Neil and Libby cannery at Tam Har- bor. where they win be employed for Che next several weeks
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
TEACHER HERE

Mics Bertha Stewart of Bollng- ham. Wash. who has been engaged hy uhe Douglas board Of education to teach the third and fourth grades of thc Douglas public school the coming term. has arrived and will rcmam n this vicinity until tho be- ginning of the school term.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
LEFT FOR SOUTH

Mrs. p Martini accompanied by her daughter Rica. and Johnnie Gms and Frank soenens. left today on the City Of Seattle Co make their home near Tacoma. where Mir. Mar uni went a short time ago Co buy a farm