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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12
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JOHNSON'A

Washington, IL kwletnla. -
Wedle rezultatow giosowania w
Michigan w ubiegly poniedzialek
senator Hiram Johnson z Kali
fornii ma n~ajlepsze szanse costa
MIA ~przyszlym prezydentem ma
,,ykiecie" republikanskim. TAX
przynajmniei twierdza t~utcjsi Pc
lityczni przewodcy. Przepowada-
ia oni zupeina porazke Rampant
Gen. Wood'a. Pamietac jednak
nalezy O tenn, re moga to bye tyl-
ko plotki i kombinacye, ~dyrekto-
wane partyjna zawiScia i zazdro-
Scia.
Johnson otrzymal w Michigan
przeszlo 10000 glosow wiecej Cd
Wooda.
Powyzsze rczultaty przytlumi .
iy nadzieje zwolennikow CUB.
Lowden'a z Illinois. Pan Palmer
kandydat demokratyczny. w g}o-
sowaniu owen ME wiele mill
powodzenia: tax samo William
G.. McAdoo.
Ma ogol biorac, powazne "a :
lnieszanie panuje wSrod zwolen-
rik6w roznych kandydatow 70
owen gIosowaniu W Michigan.
G{osowanie w Nowym Yorku
wykazuje, re republikanie g6ruia
tam, jak sic zreszta tego spodzie-
wano. Delegacya do Stanowej
konwencyi oSwiadczyia sic "a
kardvdatem Butler EN-.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-28
CELEBRATION 7 0
Be HELD 1T
OGDEN

Ogden's contribution to national
and community life 10 to be set forth
in the form Of a moving pageant as
one feature Of the community festi-
val to be held In Ogden Friday and
Saturday. October 1 and ..
The community OF Ogden invites
lite neighbors. especially those of
northern Utah to enjoy ogden's hos
pitality on that occasion and partake
o; the joys arranged for the neigh
borly celebration.
"Oguen on the march" Is the name
given the pageant which is being ar
ranged by Miss Marjorie Day, an eA.
pert OF Community Service, Inc, New
York. She has worked out an ar
rangement which should provide a
colorful spectacle. II will take
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-28

place at z O'Clock permitting the use
the electrical illumination features.
Miss Columbia will be seated on .
large reviewing stand. Before her
Ogden will present its history in pa
seantry. There viii be the Indians.
the spaniards. Peter Gkeen Ogden.
after whom Ogden was named. Cap
tain James Brown of the Mormon
battalion who bought the site OF
Ogden. After this introduction the
procession will show In symbolical
and realistic form Ogden's contribu-
ton In progress industry. commerce
education. religion. recreation. mu-
sic. drama and art. And ~ . closing
unit of the long procession there
will be group of little boys and
girs to show Ogden's hope and prom
Use OF the future.
Ogden's business houses and in
dustries are to keep open house"
They will look their best and each
is planning unique features to en-
terrain visitors.
There will be large nursery with
play directors and story tellers where
mothers may leave their children in
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-28
Csstly OrchtdlA

Nearly all the orchids sound d
Burma can be grown with little care
and attention In private gardens.
There Ii one exception. sweet-smell.
Ing speries called tain by the Bur-
mese, and which Ia usually brought
to market In Christmas week IN Ran.
Coon. II only seems 10 flower In the
most malarious and least frequented
localities. and at time Of the year
which IL the tigers mating season.
and when they are most dangerous to
human beings. 1t is in great demand
BY Burmese, and soils for Its weigh.
IN silver.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-28

Under Q sound systen Of agrlcuL
ture. fostered and safegua rded BY wise
and fair administration Of state and
federal government. the farmers Of the
United States can feed our people for
many centuries-perhaps indefinitely
Farming Is not an auxiliary; II Is the
main plant, and geared with u, insep
arably, Is every wheel of transporta
ton and industry. America could not
60 on with q dissatisfied farming PEG.
pie, and no nation Is secure where land
hunger abides We need fewer land
hogs, who menace our future, and
more fat hogs for ham and bacon. We
need less Requirement In cultIvatlng n
quadrennal crop of votes and more
consideration for farming as our basic
Industry We need less appeal 10 clnss
consciousness and more resolute intel
ligence In promptly solving our prob
lens, We need rest and regeneration
for soil which has been worked out
In agitation and more and better har
vests In the inviting fields OF mutual
understanding. We need less OF grief
about the Ills which we may charge 10
the neglect OF our citizenship and more
confidence In just government, along
with determination TO make and hold
" lust.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30

the last car leaving Essex Junction Is
due to leave at 1910 a. m. The car
which formerly came through at 1890
now goes only as far as Fort Ethan
\llen.
Invitations have been received here for
the wedding of Miss Edith Cadle Of
westfied, Mass, to Warren Keith Of
Manchester, Conn, at Westfield January
8. Miss Cadle was formerly a teacher In
the local high school and has visited here
several summers at the home OF her aunt
Mrs. j. +. Downing.
Mrs. j. r. Davis Is confined to tho
house with erysipelas.
Mrs. Ell Stone. who has been Ill for
several weeks at her home in Burling-
ton and who was removed a month ago
to the homo of her son, Dan b. stone,
Is seriously ILL., Mrs. stone Ii also Mrs.
John Bassett's mother.
A. l.. Carpenter, who met with an acci-
dent Christmas week while riding
through his northern New York terri
tory, went back to his duties Tuesday,
although not fully recovered from the
Injuries received.
Joseph Paadec of West street Is re-
ported little more comfortable follow
ing a few days serious Illness.
Dorothy Norton. who underwent a sue
cessful operation at the Fanny Allen
hospital, has returned home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
Chittenden County
W1NOOSKI

Miss Laura May Greenough. daughter
Of Mrs. Peter Greenough OF this place
and Perley George Parizo of Essex June
ton were united in marriage Monday
morning at St Francis Xavier's Church
by the Rev. Joseph Turcot. The bride
was attended by her twin brother. Eu-
gene Greenough. and the groom by Err
nest Parizo. The bride was gowned in a
navy blue suit OF tricotine with hat to
match and carried bouquet of white
carnations. Following the ceremony at
the church, a wedding breakfast was
served at the home Of the bride. 4 re-
ceptlon was given them in Forester's
han in Essex junction Monday evening
Mrs. *. l.. Murphy of West Spring
street left Christmas day for Philadcl-
phia. where she was called by the H.
ness of her son, Henry McAllister. Word
was received Sunday night saying that
he was resting as comfortably as could
be expected.
During the cold spell OF last Saturday
and Sunday, Malletts Bays froze over and
those who love winter fishing are planning
on having an enjoyable time fishing as
soon as Is will be safe for them to venture
on the ice,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
SHELBURNE

Earl Wetmore who is attending school
IN Brooklyn, ~. y, is at home for the
hoiidays.-Mrs. Henry Harrington is in
the Mary Fletcher hospital and was
operated on for Infection in the head
II. r. Saxton. J. J. Collamer and Alfred
Ockert were bearers Sunday afternoon at
the funeral of Mrs. Frank Spear.-Harold
Thorp. who is attending Union College,
Schenectady, n. ~, is visiting his parents
in the village-Miss Jennie Thompson
Miss Dorothy Brown and Miss Mary TRACY
are visiting relatives IN town during the
holiday season.-E,li Palmer is confined TO
his bed by Illness. Mr.. Palmer has just
passed his Goth birthday.-Sunday was the
first cold day of the winter. the mercury
falling to 10 below zero In the village
and in the afternoon the bay was frozen
over.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sorrell are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Sorrell on
Shelburne Farms Grace Kinvillc
has closed her school in Richmond and il
at home for the holdays.-George .Kir-
vile and Thomas OKane have returned
from Il trip to New York.-Mrs. William
Barney and son have been visiting Mrs.
Barney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geors,
Miller, at Shelburne Falls.-Miss kath-
crime Kinvie who Is teaching school In
Winston, Conn, is passing two weeks
with her perents.-Miss Eunice Palmer.
Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Helen Sanders,
George Ray and Miss Lois Palmer ara
visitors in town.-Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Colby and family are visiting relatives in
Plainneld. -Charles Reed and family were
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fletcher-Joseph Comno and family OF
Panton are now occupying tenement
on. Southern Acres and Mr.. Comma is EN-
plovcd by Robert Tower.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
JERICHO CENTER

Glen George spent the Christmas vacs-
ton with friends In Montpelier, return
ing Monday accompanied by his sister,
Miss Eunice George, who will be the
CUES, If Mr.. and Mrs. F.. s. Lawrence
NJ. G. Whitney assisted Mr.. Lawrence IN
his store during Mr.. Georges absence
Miss Maize Ransom and Miss Dorothy
Nichols OF the Mary Fletcher hospital
are at their homes for the Christmas va
acknowledgements Nichols and Sayllle Saf-
ford of the University OF Vermont are
at their homes.-On Friday, December 81,
will be held the annual business meeting
of the church. Dinner will be served at
70 o'clock, to which everyone in the parish
is cordially invited. The young peoples
meeting will be held usual in the par-
sonage at seven o'cloCk-L. r.. Bolger
and daughters, Helen, and Dessa, were
guests of friends in Burlington SaturdaN,
Mrs f.. 3. Jordan was In Hnrdwicls
Thursday to attend the funeral Of her
uncle Wadsworth Hovey.-The high school
closed Thursday for the Christma vaca-
ton and an enjoyable event was held IN
the afternoon, including a Christmas tree,
music and games.-Miss Grace JOY re-
turned to her home in Newmarket. y.
H., and Miss Katherine Dewey to Roy
alton.-Miss Bostwick the public health
nurse. was in town Monday at DIR, Eddy's
oflice.-F. f. Kinney is confined 10 the
house by illness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Wheelock spent
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rogers, in Panton,-The
Huntsville and Center schools closed Fri
day with Christmas trees and exercises
for O week s vacation.-Fay Shattuck and
Miss Maud Wright We're united in mar
riage Saturday by the Rev. Thomas
Adams.-Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Brewster.
OF Starksboro. spent Christmas with her
uncle, l.. NJ. Hill.-There were family
gatherings at A. II. Higley's and Hobart
Norton's Christmas.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Ava Mae Baker to
Harry Ellis Strong at Cnderhill December
23.-Andrew Liberty broke one of his ribs
while working in the woods Saturday.
The Misses Kathryn Beane and Beatrice
Phillips and Miss Dorothy Ellis and Ebert
Rogers are home from their schools for
the holidays.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ring
spent Christmas with their sons In Water
bury.
Roy Hallock moved into W. l.. Ring
tenement Tuesday.-The Woodmen will
have dance New. Year eve. Lessons
orchestra of four pieces will furnish
musc--Ruric Liberty visited his sister,
Mrs. Clarence Swinyer, In Rochester the
past week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
ESSEX CENTER

The exercises at the community house
and trees were attended by large num-
Der Christmas eve.--Mr. and Mrs. George
Bushey, Of Windsor, spent Christmas
with Mrs. Bushey's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. u. II. Fisher.--Mr. and Mrs. l.. J.
Bixby entertained Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moran and son, Dean, of Westford, Mr..
and Mrs. II. TT. Bixby, Mrs. Ida Metcalf
and Miss Eta Moran, of Bolton, Christ
mas.--The Misses Alvira and Carrie
Pratt were in st. Adams, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Thompson, Christ
mas Miss Dorothy Fisher, of Windsor.
was the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. II. Fisher, Christmas.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Guyett were the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Morte Reynolds,
on Brigham hill Christmas.-C. r. Davis
went Sunday 10 Grand Isle to visit Mrs.
Ethel Davis and children.--Miss Mamie
Hazelton. who teaches on Osgood hill.
closed her school Friday for a weeks va
cation.--Bert Como and family, OF Clover
dale, spent Christmas at Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Written s.--The Rev. r. 3. Fay. who
is IS years of age, took Christmas dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Bigelow, on
Browns River.-Qutc IL number from
here attended the Christmas exercises
and tree at Jericho Saturday evening at
the Methodist Church.--There will be
church sociable at Essex Junction at the
residence of Mr.. ana Mrs. W. f. Chaplin
this evening. Teams will be pro-
vided for those wishing TO go.-Miss
Kathleen Hunt, of Jeffersonville, visited
her grandparents over the Weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Hanley cele-
brated their 50th wedding anniversary.
also Mr. Hanley's nth birthday anniver-
sary, December ., at their home in
Essex Center. The house was prettily
decorated with Christmas bells. wreaths
and holly and many plants. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanley and Mrs. Souely OF Cambridge
are the only survivors of two large fami-
lies. They are the happy parents of siX
children and have seven grandchildren
formerly eight, George II. Sinclair hay
ing died in the service two years ago
Four of the children and four of the
grandchildren We're present. the others
being unable to attend. The elderly couple
went to church In the morning and upon
returning enjoyed a bountiful dinner,
served by their daughter, Mrs. W. f.
tlunt. The birthday and anniversary
cakes were gold and silver decorated
appropriately by X. Hunt. There was II
largo card shower and the useful gifts
were numerous. Generous gifts of gold
were presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley
in the evening. Everyone wished them
many moro anniversaries and made the
decision that but for the absence of chill
dren and grandchildren 1t was the end Of
a perfect day.
The church sociable 10 have been held
this evening at Essex Junction is post
poned until Friday evening.-Miss
Dortha Fisher returned to Windsor We'd
nesday.-AIiss Gladis Booth returns Mon
day to Chester.-Miss Flossie Austin re-
turns to Stowe to school Monday.-Miss
Lillian Bixby is visiting in Westford.-
Mrs. Alice Stafford of Essex Junction Wis
tied her sister. Miss Emma Worthen,
Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
PANTON

The funeral Of Mrs. Harriet l.. Stage
was held at ther home Friday last, the
Rev. Thomas Neal of Nergennes offciat-
ing. 1t was largely attended. The burial
was In the Adams Ferry cemetery and
her three grandsons, Harry, Perley and
Josiah Stage, and Robert Sprague We're
bearers. Those present from away were
her granddaughter, Mrs, henry Brothers
OF Williston and her brother. Charles
Grandey and wife of Middlebury. She
also leaves another brother. William NJ.
Grandey. Of Pittsburg, Pa, who was not
present.-John Smith of Proctors Vile
visited his mother Christmas-Arthur
Rogers and Charles Stanton have
had telephones installed recently.-Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Rogers entertained their
children Christmas day all OF them be-
Ing present.-Mr. and Mrs. John Otis and
two children of Ripton spent Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Grandey.-Mr. and Mrs. Grant Allen had
Christmas dinner and tree for their
children. Her mother. Mrs. Maggie Car
penter of Addison. was present. also her
brothers and sisters and their families
from Addison.-The Corners and Lake
street schools will open next Mondav for
the winter term. -William Stanton has
returned from the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai, where he has been for treatment.-
The Christmas entertainment and tree
at the Federated Church Friday evening
passed off pleasantly. There was music
by the choir and recitstions by the chill
dren A well loaded tree was stripped OF
its burden there being gifts for all. Tho
pastor and his wife received two sums
Of money amounting in all to over SEQ
Mrs. Andrew RUSSO is III and has Il
nurse. DR.. Phelps OF Verecnnes attends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
LINCOLN

A New Years dance will be given Fri
day evening in Jackman * Garland's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Griggs Of Monk
ton spent the Weekend in town.-Gwynne
Bean of the University OF Vermont is at
home for the holidays.-Jose ph Bennett
Of Stafford has come here for the win
ter and is stopping with his brothers, Ed
ward and Henry Bennett.-Nrs. Eva
Leno of East Middlebury has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Edward stowe
The Rev. Charles j. Smith Is spending
the week at the homo Of his father in
New York State.William +. Gotta re-
turned Friday evening from n several
days business trip TO Boston and vicin-
ity.--Arthur Brown and Fred Brown and
family spent the week lend at their homes
In Standardization Lee of Springfield
was an over Christmas guest ut the
nome OF his father, W. A. Lee.-Joseph
Martell, who was injured recently by be-
ing thrown from sleds, Is cons iderably
better.->L. c. Balm of Bristol called on
friends in town Christmas day.--George
Garland returned home Christmas day
from Il business trip to Hartford, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs l.. b. Page. Mrs. Nell
Gibbs. Mrs. Eva Leno and Miss Wanita
Stowe OF East Middebury. and Edward
stowe and family. were entertained
'hristmas day by Mrs. f. NJ. Tucker
Eugene Woods has returned from few
doys' stay in Lisbon, y. II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
MONKTON RIDGE

The fourth monthly community pro-
gram will be held at the Friends Church
on the evening Of December 30 Prof
Owen w. Mills. department Of biology, in
Mddlebury College. will give an illus
treated lecture on THE Relation Of Birds
to Man."-Miss Lefty Thomas has return
cd to her work In Brattleboro after spend
ing Christmas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. II. Thomas.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
Roscoe and little daughter. Virginia. We're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Meader
Christmas day.-Waverly p. Hoag. a stu
dent at the lakewood School Poughkeep-
sic. \. V, is spending the holidays at
his home here.-Mrs. Edna Meader and
daughter. Ruth, are confined to the house
with grip.-Charles Hoag and son. Wa
verify. and Mrs. f.. Brown were Christ
'1nas visitors at the home of Mark
Thompson in New HaVen.-About $40
were realized from tho Christmas sale
and entertainment held at the town hall
DECEMBER Z2.-Miss Gladys Torrey, OF
VeEgennes, is visiting her sister. Mrs
Fred Shepard. Bushey has re-
turned from Keene. n. H., where ne has
been employed c. Little, OF
Shoreham. spent Christmas with his par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs frank Little
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
ADDISON

Roland Crane from the University of
Vermont. Margaret Carpenter. teacher In
Shelburne, Stella Cross teacher In Bran
don, Amy Burpee of the Boston Conser-
vatory of Music, Mary Tracy. teacher In
Keene, n. H., Elmer and Henry Spencer
of Cornell, Louise Elmer, Dot O'Bryan
and Laura and Mary Benedict of Middle
bury high school are home for the
Christmas vacation.--Mary Conant of
Panton spent Il few days last week with
Stella Cross.--The Christmas tree was n
pleasant affair and we'll attended, the
children did themselves and teachers
credit. Old Santa was there to deliver
the presents.--Arthur Clark went to
Enosburg Falls Monday on n business
trip.-Dayward Marshall was taken to
the Mary Fletcher hospital last week and
was operated on Monday and reported
comfortable. Much sympathy is felt for
the family as his wife is confined to the
bed with broken leg She accompanied,
her husband to tho hospital and on her
return at the station fell and broke both
bones In her leg below the knee.-Mr and
Mrs. s. E. Smith are spending tho hol-
day season with their daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Porter of
East Orange, n. J.--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Adams Of Westport. ~ Y, have been the
guests of their parents Mr.. and Mrp.
c. s. Fisher. and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ.
Adams. Mrs. Cary Marshall IL in Bur
lngton with her son, Hayward, who is IN
the hospital.--Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter of
the west side is spending a few days at
Il. s. Cross'.-Manley Marshall Of White
hall. N. Y, was at his sisters, Mrs. N.
W. Clarks. for Christmas. He then went
to Burlington to see his brother.-Mr.
and Mrs. b. F.. Bristol and family Of
Burlington were at Arthur Clarks Sum
day.--Joseph and Alice Maynard spent
Christmas in New Haven with Mrs. Lam
don
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
EAST SHELBURNE

Mr. and Mrs. Earl socum and two
children, OF Milton, are spending the
holidays at Elmer Slocum s.-Ameda
Benoit went to st. Adams to spend
Christmas day with his parents.-Mre
Josie Morgan Of Bristol is visiting at J
@. Elliotts.-The Misses Jeanette AMI
Margaret Parker of New Haven are
spending the holidays with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.. Elliott.
Inc sixth anniversary Of the Progress
sive Agricultural club will be observed
Friday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Charles White on Dorset street
Mr. and Mrs. Earl s;locum and two
children. who have been visiting at thu,
home of Mr.. Slocum's parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs Elmer Slocum. have returned t.
their home. in Milton.-Lewis Slocum
spent Christmas in Johnson.-The. Sui
ton school will open Monday, Jauuarv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
JERICHO

Clement Perc-vai, who is attending coll
lege in Syracuse, n. Y, is spending the
holidays at his home.-Daniel Mehadden,
who has been spending several days with
Wright Foster. has returned TO his homo
at Lake Placid, y. Y.-N1rs. Elmer Raymn
spent "Wednesday and Thursday in Bur
lngton.-Orlo Cleveland has Joined thu
navy. He will leave Albany. ~ ", jan
uary 3 for Hampton Roads. Na4-Mrs.
Hattie Otis has been quite Ill with laryn-
gifts the past week.-Mrs.. Frank W.
Pease is quite i'll and Mr.. Pease Is abls
10 be around-Mrs. Nellie Hoag and
young son, Richard, of Hnesburg ara
spending n few days at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Blaisdel!.-The silk flag,
which was gotten through the W. +. G.
and school children, was presented by
Fred Percival in n very pleasing manner.