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Bis 18th St. NV.
LET Us SOLVE THE HOME PROBLEM
OF DESIRABLE MODERN RESIDENCES IN
ABLE AND TERMS To SUIT.
Adams Street Near North Capt.
toll Street.
Price, $1,000. This home contains rooms
feet condition. Immediate possession. pc
Shepherd Street, Near l4th
Street Cars.
Price; $40, 500 Seven rooms. bath. ami.
Near 18th Street and Kalorama
Road.
Price. $4,000. This house must be sold at
once: owner out Of town. 1t contains II rooms
3 baths. h.-w.h.. electricity gas sleeping
porches; large double garage. Immediate Dos
session. Easy terms.
Woodley Park.
Price. SIS. 500. A fine residence in , sn,.n
oia location few doors from Connecticut
porches. This is an exceptional home and
must be seen to be appreciated This house
IS, OF course. entirely modern in every respect
having h. VIII. gas and electricity
Columbia Heights.
Price. sl4.5OO. Ten rooms baths. bvb
electricity. gas: sleeping porches: hardwood
hnlsh. Owner will give immediate possession.
Dupont Circle.
Price. SIS, 600. Eight rooms. baths: hvb
electricity. gas. In AL condition. Immediat e
THE F. H. SMI
Bis 18th St. NV.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
Street NV Phone Mi, 1923

lCCf IL AollSNl wv
Price. 81. s5o-CoI.UMBIA HEIGHTS. Corner
property, just recently redecorated
throughout. and is now vacant. 1t
taius 6 rooms and bath. hot-water heat
and gas light. Possession and reasonable
terms.
price 50 OOo-DOwNTOWN. near Goth and Pa.
ave- This house is we'll built and in
location that is increasing in value every
day. 1t contains ten rooms and two
baths, has a double garage. and with
few alteration could be made into
most attractive home
Price. s1s. -WooDLEY PARK. In this de-
sirable neishborhood We have beauti-
ful brown pressed brick home containing
ten rooms, two baths, hot-water heat.
electric lights. colonial front porch and
large front and rear yards. Plenty of
room for garage.
p,,.s 81 Oo-JusT OFF N CAP. ST. This
il one Of the biggest bargains on the
market today. A good looking two-story
bay-window brick. about 20 IT. wide.
having eight rooms and bath -four
bedrooms on the second floor). Con-
yenient terms Of sale will be ar
ranged.
HEDGES & NIL
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THE MOST REASONABLE HOUSE
IN CHEVY CHASE.
PRICE. $500.
Owner leaving town September ! wishes to
sell his bungalow. loca ted west Of Conn. ave-.
within two squares of Connecticut avenue
ear line. This is well built modern building
OF Is large rooms and bath. modern Eeatins
plant. electric lights: lot GDx1.5; imm~liat"
possession: reasonable terms.
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID SITS.
PRICE. sll.o@.
A well built threestory brick dwelling: 10
rooms and bath; cellar: excellent lot TO paved
alley; owner will give possession.
NEAR 9Th AND /. SITS. NE.
PRICE. $500.
A good substantial brick dwelling: & rooms
and bath; double back porch; .wo-rar garage:
in perfect condition
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN CHEVY CHASE.
LOCATED A SHORT DISTANCE or conn
AVE. AND MCKINLEY ST
PRICE, 1o5OU
A perfectly built detached home; pebble
dashed over metal lathing: s large rooms and
porches: built-in garage; hot water heat: cleo
trio light; hardwood floors; immediate posses
sion.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME.
PRICE. $500.
NEAR GA. AVE. AND KENNEDY SITS.
well built detached house; q rooms and
bath hot-Water heat: electric light; lot 50x
possession.
NEAR 14th AND FAIRMONT
PRICE. S125Uu
fine three story brick dwelling. 10 rooms
and baths; hot-water heat; electric light: in
perfect condition: immediate possession
MOORE &
400 - II
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MOORE & HILL. INC,
142022 II St NV.
$50

HILL. M,
St. NV.
HARVARD ST JUST WEST OF 18th.
PRICE. Sl2.s0.
We authorized 10 sell this desirable
property by owner who will give immediate
possession This is well built thrcr-story
brick dwelling. . rooms and bath. hot-wa'er
heat electric light. Pittsburgh water heater
Slassed-in sleeping porch; in perfect condition;
trst-hoor kitchen.
FINE BLo0MINGDALE HOME
PRICE, S,;.3,a.
4 WE'LL BUILT MODERN HOME NEAR
LIST AND W SITS. NV.
:; rooms. reception hall and bath furnace
heat: nm" cellar: hardwood trim: immediate
possession; extra large lot; paved alley
l. ST. NV. lust FEW DOORS OF
16th ST.
PRICE. $l2.Hn.
A fin" thrce-story brick dwelling: rooms
and bath: hot-water heat: clrctri" light: three
garage: in perfect condition. This house
is located in of the finest sections an
town and is also in the first commercial zonc.
NEAR 3oth AND . SITS NV.
PRICE. SI.Os.
A we'll built two-family apartment: ) rooms
and bath on first floor; e rooms and bath on
plants: excellent lot in perfect condition.
now renting for 500 per month.
10Th ST. NEAR kILROrRNE ST.
PRICE. SlO.5tD.
A very attractive. practically now home:
Z rooms and bath: hot water heat electric
light: hardwood floors; sleeping porch: garage
space: terms. 5000 cash, balance monthly.
NEAR 18th AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
PRICE. S12.Um.
4 good house for the money: it has 10 rooms.
: baths; electric light; first floor kitchen:
cellent lot to paved alley; immediate pos
INC,
Ct n VA
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Main 6464.

rice. ST.. 50o-GEORGETOwN. 4 very com
Portable home containing IL rooms and
baths and having hnt water heat double
rear porches and large back yard with
fruit trees and shrubbery. This house
commands wonderful view OF the Po-
Ionac. Let us show you this
rice. SO. 00-DOWNTOWN. near 18th 81. In
good location for room renting We
have an eleyen-ro and bath dwelling
having furnace heat and gas light. There
is a good-size yard in the rear and the
whole property is in very good condition.
rice, 81. 5OO-WASHINGTOS HEIGHTS
This home. near 18th and Calf SITS in
positive bargain. There are ten rooms,
two baths hot-water heat electric
lights and plenty Of room for garage
Convenient terms of sale will be ar
ranged. Vacant.
rice, s14.5O0-CHEvY CHASE. d. c. In a
desirable location we are offering this
very attractive home of rooms and
bath with large attic. 1t has hot
water heat. electric lights, front and
rear porches. hardwood floors, open fire.
places and built-in garage. There is
large lot with beautiful shade trees
1t is now vacant. and immediate posses
sion may be had.
DLETON. INC.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
Sl1,5W

SIl ,oUO
Col. Rd. and 18th Street.
Convenient to both car systems VACANT
10-room and bath; steaInheated house: good
lot to paved alley. CHANCE FOR PROMPT
POSSESSION IN THIS EXCLUSIVE NEIGH
BORHOOD.
$1,000
Brookland.
Very pretty bungalow type home: con. aims
rooms and bath: very large lot: modern heat
! tractise lawn; very deep lot. VACANT.
81. 500
Petworth Bargain.
modern home; hot-~ater heat: electricity: room
for garage: near ear line.
S6.25O
Bloomingdale.
Located X -. bet North Capito! and l>t :
2-family har > rooms and bath on each floor
.-st"ry back porches: paved alley.
$4,000
Southeast.
2-story bay window brick: 9 rooms and bath
deep lot 10 alley: near Prnna. ave. Sc. OWNER
OCCUPANT WILL GIVE POSSESSION
VIM. II. SAC.
SO7 18th St. NV.
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1884 H Street NV

81 500: $50 CASH. $50 MONTH; TWO,
story frame: six large. bright rooms ana
hath. porches; concrete cellar: furnace heat:
electric lights: alley; lot 10 by 1:o u
.ernpe and fruit trees: frame garage for two
ears: chicken house: kenilworth. ID. T.; pos
session September 10; can be seen at any
time >-nx,eo>r I'm II q
Line. 2071 NEWsOM. NV n H.
VACANT AND NEWLY DECORATED: MOD
srn siy room house: hot-water heat: electric
iehts' enn t,;snn ST NV 29s
cry ROOMS; ANIL: COMPARATIVELY
new. in Columbia Heights: possession Septem-
her AZ: hot-water heat; electricity and gas
rnnr, for garage, on wide paved alley. Price
81 600 1897 18th ST NV: Col s033 ~
coIORDp: FINE TwO-FAMILY APARTMENT
~ Mount pleasant section: five rooms and bath
a. a., door six rooms and bath second floor;
sensrate hea ting; large back porches; room LOT
oaraoe Live in one. rent the other for 80
month Price s.. 500: cash required. 900
phone Col. j110-J. Address Box 1871, star
office.
SAILS ADDITION. 1928 DECATUR ST.;
new detached house, with eight large rooms
and tiled bath: servants toilet and stationary
fuhs. three large porches, colonial style: hot
water heat; electricity: fireplace: hardwood
floors; sold on fair cash payment monthly
payments less than rent; room for garage: opep
for inspection SATURDAY afternoon and al day
sunday. Phone N6fth sS1o. J. B. HlGDoN.
Owner and Builder.
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Phone Main 1923.

SEVEN ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL BATH,
large and small pantry, large attic. concrete
cellar under whole house. electric lights. coal
and gas ranges; immediate possession: double
sided state roof: hot -water heat; pretty lot 40x
100; S.. 500; s., 600 cash. GEO. c. WALKER,
Kresge building. 18th and G. 31s
Woodbridge and Brookland.
I specialize in these vicinities and always
have the best.
1923 Lawrence ST. n.e.-Nine rooms, bath
hw.h., gas. electricity; large lot; garage 4
real home. Open all day Sunday. Price. 50 OOO.
Terms.
ZOOS Monroe ST. n.e.-Seven-room bungalow:
h.w.h.; gas; electricity; lot 40xI50; garage
You should see this at once. Price, S. 500.
Terms
1123 Lawrence st. n.e.-Six rooms bail
h.w.h.. gas. electricity; large lot; plenty of
fruit. Price, 81 200. Terms
Many other attractive homes
See Il. F. HOLMES, 1901 H. l. ave ne
Phone y. SSI2 "
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FOR RENT-STORES,

STORE NEAR GA AVE AND N. II. AVE-
suitable for ladies' or mems goods; rental, $40
per month, includes heat and water WEAv-
ER BROS. 735 18th ST. NV. NJ. 1871.
STORE ON 18th ST. NEAR G ST., INCLUD-
ing two or four thousand square feet floor
space above. c. W. SIMPSON CO., Inc. 734
1919 18th ST. NEWCOMER STORE AND
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Woodbridge and Brookland.

INSPECT-SPECIAI,
New and s room GRCyER BrII n
houses. 1901 18th st. NV. near Quincy: ga
rage h.wh electric lights; beam ceiling
MALONEY, Frank 3OS5
By OWNER; NINE ROOMS, BATH, PAN
try. cellar: space for garage: on LIST st. near
Boz 281-C. Star ofice. sAe
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THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY
815 18th St. NV. Main e464
- ~ 1oN-,iio>" 'N"AHo'
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STOSELEIGH COURT.
For rent q few desirable housekeeping and
non housekeeping apta. furnished; restaurant
3: n carte able d'hote. Apply Office Stone
leigh Court, Conn. ave. and St
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1907 q ST.-Attractive double room. next I"
""t'' W." '' 20
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FURNISHED. bcd-sittins room. kitchenette:
walking distance of departments. X. Burton.
Sy1 X St 23s
SITTING and bed room living room. with
good board close hy. Col. 1871 address
BOX 3:O-C. Star office
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COUPLE. with year-oId baby. desire comfort
bl. bedroom and small communion ing room.
in northwest section. with board. Address Box
:;nSC Star office ogs
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SINGLE furnished room wanted by Jewish gem
ieman. northwest walking distance; So. Ad-
dress Boy r9i-C Star office 29s
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
Six rooms. tile bath. brick. large back yard
to alley. front porch: price reasonable; inIme-
diate possession by
II, L. AkERS. 1873 Irving St NV.
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STORE WITH APT. ABOVE OF FIVE ROOMS
and bath: in good condition: now occupied by
tailor who will give possession: only 81 500:
terms. l.. l.. BREUNINGER Il SONS, FOG
Colorado bldg. Main 1866.
NEW STORES-14th ST IMMEDIATE SALE.
Suitable for DC and 10c store. housefurnishings
monographs and supplies, hardware. etc. In
spection by appointment DISTRICT REALTY
CO.. Room 100, 734 18th NV.
CIGAR, CANDY AND FRUIT STORE FOB
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FURNISHED ROOM. electric lights, by young
man. student. with Catholic family. in north
west: state terms. Address Box 260T. Star
office. 90
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-DOWNTOWN HOUSE
I or more rooms to lease; reference given.
a,3r.ss nox 3O1 4. Sfar ofY;.a
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THREE unfurni~hcd rooms and private ba tn
apartment: centrally located; reasona BILE.
Address Box 1866. Star office. 3Os
CHEERFUL. outside. furnished ROOM vicinity
Savoy Theater Thomas Circle. with with
hoard. electric lights; quiet professional
man. Address Rox 1J4-C. Star office. 29s
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FOR SALE-STORES

1919 18th ST. N.W.-CORNER STORE 4
cellar; a few doors from st. NV. 81
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NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD-SEMI-DE-
tached. 10 r. and b., deep lot: s13,250. De-
tached. near 18th and Park roads r. and =
b.; double garage; $4,000; lot 5Ox14O Bit
more st. near 19th--1O r. and b.: garage:
$1,000. Near bureau of standa rds--1O r. and
b.. deep lot; ami: s15.750. Kilbourne st.
near 1Sth-lO r. and b.; 1880. Takoma
park bungalows: r. each $3.50 and
$500: over l Il acres each. 18th st. north
Park road-S1l750. 18th st. near Shepherd
r. and b.: ami: $4,000. See me for
houses in best sections: from 81 900 to
$4,000: VIM. r. WILLETr. 1909 H NV.
NJ 1923.
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CIGAR, CANDY AND FRUIT STORE FOR
0fe; hargais for quick buyer. 17 G ct. NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

AVAILABLE SEPT 1-HANDSoMEl.f FUR
ui,h.,i two bedrooms twin hedsl. dining living
room kit,henettc, tile bath aud hall; every
,l,,, Furnished. admits; lease: reasonable. Co
luulbia ISlf. ~
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
MONKTON NEWS
(Mrs. A. P. Russell. Correspondent

(MrS. A. +. RUSSELL Correspondent
Mrs Alice Farr is the guest of L
W Farr and wife
Mr. and Mrs Roy Buritt are the
parents of a son born November ID.
Theodore Sweet recently fractured
his wrist while cranking an automobile
Miss Tuelett Barnom is home from
Huntington where she has been doing
nursing
Mr. and Mrs. G. W Palmer have re-
turned from a visit with friends in
Burlington
Mrs. A. p Russell spent the week
end in Starksboro with her daughter,
Mrs NJ Z. Pierce.
Judge and Mrs. H. V. Sears are to
close their house here and take rooms
in Burlington for the winter months
Lester Dean and family are moving
into the house he lately bought of H.
Nancelett Mr. Vanccelett and family
are moving into the house Mr.. Dean
has Just vacated.
The officers elected at the annual
meeting of the Ladies Aid Society
were as follows: President, Mrs. ].
I. Gothey; secretary, Mrs. H. H.
Ayers, treasurer, Mrs. F. H. Dean; as
sistant, Mrs D. E. Meach; chaplain
Mrs. c. c. Farr.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
Vermont'S Democratic Press
(From the PoulIne JournaD

w E. Hubbard, OF Hartford, Conn.
writing to the Hartford Times, disputes
the assertion of that paper that the
Swanton Courier u Nermont's first
and only Democratic newspaper. Mr.
Hubbard further says that "The
Poultney Journal, in the town where
Horace Greeley started his newspaper
career, is a Democratic paper and has
been for years. The owner was recog-
nized as Democrat by President Viii
son. who made him postmaster"
We do not deny that the Journal was
originally a Democratic paper, but as
for it having always been one, not so.
During the three or four periods in
which the founder published the Jour
nal. it endorsed all Democratic. doc
trine and policies but at all other
times it was Republican and still re-
mains so And while the founder was
also postmaster he was appointed by
President Cleveland, holding the posi-
ton under both of the Cleveland adj
nistrations.
Mr.. Hubbard continued: ct h e
Montpelier Argus. under Hiram At
kins. was an extremely partisan Demo
cratic paper. 1t has never announced
change of heart, but it has become
so emasculated that it is difficult to
tell what it is. The Spirit of the Age,
published many years in Woodstock
by a man named Dana, was unswerv-
ing in Democracy up to the time Of
its suspension a few years ago. The
Brattleboro Reformer was founded as
a Democratic paper in 1876, and con-
tinued faithful more than a third of a
century under Charles H. Davenport,
now editorial writer of the Albany Ar
gus becoming independent after Dav-
export retired. Today its publisher is
a member Of the Republican town
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
DIDN'T HAVE WELL
DAY IN % YEARS
Burlington Man Is Now Well And
Strong-Tells How Tanlac
Restored Health

NSoboAVh AASditu
"For the first time in twenty-five
years am enjoying good health" de-
clarde Harry Wells, ia Main street,
Burlington, VT, "and want every
body to know it's all on account of
what Tanlac has done for me" he
continued.
"For all these years | do not ic-
member a single day when | was free
from suffering Then, too, in Deem
Der, 1918. had severe attack Of the
flu that lust about finished me and
left me in such a rundown, weakened
condition that for whole year / was
unable to do a lick of work My
heart seemed to be all out of fix, and
l was bothered so much from short
ness of breath | couldn't even walk
up and down stairs. | suffered a great
deal from dizziness, could get but lit
tie sleep and always got up in the
mornings feeling tired and exhausted.
But since taking Tanlac | feel al
most like a new man | never have
particle of trouble with my heart
or shortness of breath, do not be-
come dizzy and can sleep like log
all night long, l have regained my
lost strength and am entirely free of
that tired, wornout feeling l think
Tanlac is a wonderful medicine and
am glad of the opportunity of say
ing a good word for it."
Tanlac is sold in Middlebury by
c. o. Frost, in East Middlebury by
Day Bros, and in Salisbury by A. N.
Partlow ADV
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
OR WELL COLUMN
MRS. o. S. Wisell. Correspondent

d. !. Leonard is ill of N'eursy.
0. S. Doane is home from Claremont
N H., for few days.
John Skinner of Rutland has sold
his farm in Orwell to Edward Daniels
Mrs Joseph Laffley is visiting her
sister Mrs Foster Daignault in Yer
gennes
Mrs. G. L. Smith visited her sister
Mrs. Emma Wolcott in Bridport m
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Jennings and Leland Hall
were home from U. " NJ for the
weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ashley are the
parents of twin girls born Wednesday,
November 10
Several people from Orwell attended
the U. V M.-Middlebury game in Mid
dlebury last Saturday.
Mrs, Frank Charlton and children
have returned from visiting relatives
III TiconderOga, N. Y.
Mrs Julia Shaw Ford and George
Snow of Cummington, Mass, are
guests at the home of c. B. Cook
Mrs. Addie Goddard. who has been
with Mrs Mabel Young for nearly two
years, has gone to Port Henry, N. Y.
The Ladies Sewing Society will hold
a business meeting at the Ladies rooms
Friday afternoon of this week at 2;30.
Mrs. Ella Wright, who has been Wis
iting her sister Mrs c. w. Bodfsh,
returned Wednesday to Medield,
Mass.
There were thirty-siX ladies present.
at the Missionary meeting held We'd
nesday afternoon of last week at the
home of Mrs f Z. Lille.
St. Pauls Court, c. o. F., will hold
a ball Thanksgiving evening at the
Town Hall Wilson's Orchestra of
Rutland will furnish music.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward c. Fellows of
Hartland spent the weekend in town. |
Mr. Fellows occupied the pulpit of
the Congregational church Sunday.
The Fortnightly Club met Tuesday |
afternoon al the home of Mrs. E. o. |
Bishop nineteen members and three
guests being present. Mrs. {. w Bod !
fish gave a report of the district fed
Grafton meeting held November II in
Mddlebury and the following program
was then given: Radium, Mrs. A. A.
Munger; platinum, Mrs. E o. Bishop;
aluminium. Mrs. B. E. French; copper,
Mrs. G. M Cook; violin solo, Miss
Bessie Brown.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Sue Marie Harrington,
daughter of Edward Harrington of Ar
ljngton, Mass, and Dewitt Harry
Doane, son of Mr.. and Mrs d. w
Doane of Burlington, formerly of this
town, on September 25 Mr. Doane is
a graduate Of u V. M in the class of
1920 and is at present employed as
claim adjuster with the Liberty Mu
tual Insurance Company of Boston, in
that city Mr. and Mrs. Doane are at
home at 10 Bigelow street Cambridge,
Mass.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
RIPTON NEWS
(Mrs. Edison Day Correspondent)


Miss Jennie Leno is visiting friend.
in Bristol
S. Ford Matteson has moved to Mid
dlebury for the winter.
The annual Christmas tree harvest
has begun, Russell Place of Pennsyl.
vauia has men cutting on the propey-
ty OF Hiram Spoor
Chalmers Day spent the weekend
with his grandmother Mrs. Lucia D
Smith of Middlebury and attended
the Middlebury-U. V. NJ football
game
Mr. aud Mrs Edison Harrington and
son have moved here from Ticonderoga
and will make their home with Mrs
Harrington's parents Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Columbe.
Mrs Rose Murray, who has been
visiting in Springfield, Mass, and
Keene, N H.. has returned to her home
here She was accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs Bert Whttemore.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19

was held at the Friends Church Thurs
day evening DR.. Stephen G. Barnes
of the University of Vermont delivered
very interesting address on The
Pilgrim Spirit" The Ridge school also
furnished a short program.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
New Theatre CORPORATION

The Leland Theatre House, Inc, OF
Montpelier has been Incorporated with
$4,000 capital. George s. Hicks and
w. R. Pryce, among the incorporators
were formerly with The Playhouse,
Burlington, Hicks as manager and
PryCe as operator.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
ST ATE OF VERMONT
ADDISON DISTRICT


STATE OF VERMONT
AunIsnN DISTRICT
PROBATE COURT
BE il remembered. that at Middlebury. in
said District this 4th day OF November, a. D..
1920 Pauline Nettie Sylvia, of New Haven, in
the County of Addison and State of Vermont,
minor aged year S months, is hereby adopt
cd and made heir-at-lw of James Lee Palmer
and Anna K. H. Palmer. husband and wife Of
Middlebuty in the county OF Addison and State
of Vermont and said adopted person shall
hereafter bear the name OF Mariana Louise
Palmer
J. Lee Palmer
Anna r. H. Palmer
Mildred II. Sylvia
STATE OF VERMONT
ADDISON DISTRICT
PROBATE C0URT
AZ Middlebury, Vermont this 4th day Of No
vember, A. d. 1920 personally appeared James
Lee Palmer and Anna X. H. Palmer, husband
and wife, and Mildred (Hoffnagle) Sylvia,
mother and only surviving parent of said minor
and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by
them sealed and subscribed to be their free
act and deed.
Before me,
Charles l. brtton
Judge Of the Addison Probate District
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19

Three may keep a secret if two
of them are dead Benjamin Franklin
If principle is good for anything, it
is worth living I'd to Franklin
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19

Merchants advertise for your bene-
fit. Before shopping, study their ads
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19

Time and pains will do anything
F. w. Robertson
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
Nears Coast on Horseback

News has been received Of The safe
arrival in Elke, New, of Miss Billie
Lempie, on her long horseback ride
from St Adams to San Francisco.
Miss Lempie. left St. Adams last June
80. Up to the present time she writes
that she has had splendid success and
expects to reach her goal in about
three weeks. Miss Lempie is enjoy
ing perfect health and her mount,
Salem" which many people thought
would never stand the trip, is in fine
condition.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19

The Rutland Chamber of Commerce
which in its intensive campaign of one
week completed total membership If
500 is to start boosting the city's pro-