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FARMS.
FOR SALE (Co.tinued,


SEVEN AND ONE-HALF ACRES OF RICH
land. improved by nine-room brick house. with
double porches extending around the entire
pered and painted and otherwise improved at
cost of over 5000. Many beautiful shade
trees surround the house; wonderful view of
spring house with never failing spring. chicken
house. Six acres of the land are cleared and
especially adapted for chicken raising or farm,
ing. This desirable property is ffve minutes
walk to electric car line to Washington. ten
minutes to steam road and Washington Balti-
more boulevard. and just outside the town Of
Laurel. Md. The house alone could not he
built for s12. 900. Price only $3.50. Rare op-
portunity for some one looking for nice home
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
515-51s BoND BLDG,
14th AND \. Y. AVE.
Main 442.
FINE TRUCK FARM. 40 ACRES. DWELL
ings. near Camp Springs Nd. s miles south of
Washington barn and oufbuldings fruit, etc.
Only 81. 600; easy terms. Possession.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 NV. F. 27o2.
IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. FROM 10
to s25 acres; prices are right See u and
make arrangement for inspection,
FIJI. SMITH CO.. s15 18th st.
EARN OF = bShEs b.si se %s .tos,ss
easy terms Room 200, 10 14th st. NV.
WANTED.
FARM ACCESSIBLE TO WASHINGTON TO
rent with privilege of buying; give details.
with best prices. Address Box 2s7-T, Star
office. 26'
WE HAVE A LARGE DEMAND FOR FARMS
Of all descriptions. particularly small size
farms in the radius of twenty miles Of Wash
ington. Special farm department. Mr.. ]. c.
Clay in charge.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
No. 111STF,
9O3 New York ave.
Phone Main 5371.
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THos. J. OWEN & son. AUCT1ONEERs.
Attorneys Sale of the Two
Story and Basement Brick
Dwelling, No. 62 u" Street
Northeast, 8 Rooms and Bath.
To Close an Estate.
BY virtue of authority vested in me- will
sell at public auction, in front Of the prem
ises on WEDNESDAY. THE TwENTY-THIRD
DAY OF JUNE, 1920. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, lot 80 in square 675, improved as above.
Terms: Sold subject to a deed Of trust for
81 500, and easy terms can he arranged as TO
the remainder. A deposit of 500 required at
time of sale and the purchaser allowed 80 days
to complete the purchase. Further particulars
at time of sale.
HARRY S. WEIGH. Attorney.
je19-d&ds
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title Suburban Farm

Little Suburban Farm.
beautiful little FOUR-ACRE FARM in
Montgomery county, at Wheaton, on BEST
PIKE NORTH OF WASHINGTON, three
squares from trolley; electric light and teie-
phone service; twenty minutes to Washington
by automobile.
Apply sales department.
Thos. F. farrell,
snite S37. Woodward bldg. Main 766.
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VALUABLE MONTGOMERY co. FARM. 80
acres; level meadow land; S-room dwelling.
barn, granary, garage and outbuilding: fine
chard; Il mile from Ga ave. pike; fine dairy
or garden farm. Only $40, 1000: on terms.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, 215 NV. +. 2702.
24s
We SELL BARGAIN FARMS. MD. AND VA.
Poultry. fruit. dairy. river-front farms.
Bsyside homes country business stands; lists.
EooTH'S FARM AGENCY. 215 e NV. r. 21O2.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcTIoNEER

Trustees Sale of Four Story
Brick Apartm ent "The
Alwyn," No. 1882 Columbia
Road NV; One-Story Brick
Stores, Nos. 2ll9, 2l21, 2125
and 2127 18th Street NV. !;
Two-Story and Attic Apart
ment, No. 1747 Willard Street
NV; Three-Story and Cellar
Brick Dwelling. No. 1880
Calvert Street NV; Three
Story Brick Buildings, Nos.
1908 and 1910 E Street NV. /;
Unimproved Lots on Cali
fornia Street NV; Unim-
proved Lots, Florida Avenue
and NJ Street NE, and Un-
improved Lots in Square
Bounded by 5th and 9th, K
and T. Streets NJ F
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SUMNER HOMES.
FOR RENT.

JAFFREY, N. H.
Bungalow, rooms. Rare antique furniture
immense stone fireplace, modern plumbing
town water. electric lights. sleeping porch, ga
rage. Fine view. WALLACE BRYANT. 1913:
v 1t. INV. 0s
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Suburban Home
Cherrydale, Va.
Three large room cottage; one-half acre Of
ground: beautiful little home for some one and
bargain for quick purchaser.
Price, $1,000.
Apply sales department.
Thos. E. farrell,
Suite sa7. Woodward bldg. Main I66.
ALTA vISTA-High. cool, convenient. restrict.
ed: rooms. Ami. bungalow with plenty OF
land. 5000; suitable terms. Phone owner,
NEW SUBDIVISION JUST OPENED IN
Chevy Chase, large villa sites fronting Rock
Creek Park attractive building lots adjoining
our pfeAioIs Allan seys.0P:ifaN ". PGiBsoN, Manager
31S-319 Colorado bldg.
5000 CASH Will LOCATE YOU AT CHEVY
Chase in our new subdivision just opened. ad-
'' ALLAN ". GIBSON, Manager.
31s-319 Colorado bldg.
CORNER PR GEO. AND FOURTH sTs..
LAUREL, MD.
Modern Groom house; reception hall, bath
and pantry; hot-water heat; electric lights:
large porch and lawn. Apply on premises or
phone Lourel 49-M. -.
MODERN HOME, EXCELLENT CONDITION;
ants toilet four large closets; ample porches:
center-hall plan; attic: electricity; furnace; |;
stone cellar; concrete noor; garage ar nenne -.
cation; Immediate possession Owner occupant.
a. A. FILLER, Kensington. Md.
FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS. 100 SUB
urban homes: some have acreage:
CHARLES a. DOING.
SIT 14th st. NV.
HIGH LOCATION IN ATTRACTIVE SUBURB;
Washington IL miles large rooms hall.
presses. cellar, attic. furnace. porches outouiid
ines; fine growing garden. fruit; cement walk
3 blocks to electric station. school, churches
81 $50 JOSEPH BERRY. Vienna. Va.
COUNTRY COMFORTS: CITY CONvEN-
iences; a paradise for children-8.room house;
hot-water heat electric lights. b tn room. com
plete; 3-5 acre; 200 feet front; garage. poultry
and rabbit runs; 800 feet higher chan Washing.
ton; 20 minutes from Union station; improved
roads; trolley service; best of neighbors. Take
Forest Glen car north 9th st., B. & o.. OF
drive out 16th st. Leaving town, must sell.
NED DEARBORN. owner. Linden. Md. y
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FOR RENT.

4 FEW DELIGHTFULLY."- FURNISHED
large and small suburban places to lease TIL
fall or longer. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 14Vd
New York ave. NV. Main 1166.
ARMY OFFICER LEAVING CITY WILL SUB.
let delightful home, Chevy Chase. July to
Sept. 15, $3.50 mo. Phone Fisher, real estate
company. -.
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AUCTION SALES
Future DAYS.
A. WEsCHLER, AUC

ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.
Large Stock of Ladies',
Mems and Children's S
Furnishings, Dry Goods,
Notions, Fixtures, Etc,
Contained in Nos. 327l
and 3273 NJ Street
Northwest,
By Public Auction,
TUESDAY, JUNE 10Th, 1920,
Commencing 10 AM.
A large, fresh. desirable stock of merchan-
disc, including in part Ladies'. Mems and
Childrens Hose. Summer and Winter Under
wear, Infants Wear. MILDLY Blouses. quantity
of Dry Goods and Ribbons. House Dresses, La
dies and Children's Dresses and Waists Cor
sets, Sweaters, Boys Blouse and Wash Suits.
Blankets. Overalls, Umbrellas, Boys Pants.
Gloves. Suspenders. Neckwear, Handk~rchefs.
Mems Dress and Work Shirts. Flannel Shirts,
Relts. Arrow and Lion Brand Collars. Clarke's
Cotton and Silk. quantity of Window Shades,
Blankets. Suit Cases, etc.
National 6-clerk Cash Register, Floor Show
Cases. Umbrella, Ribbon and Cotton Cases
Counters. Shelving. Display Racks, etc, will
be sold at Il O'Clock noon.
Terms cash.
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FARM BARGAINS-HERE'S ONE: 3Os
acres, 20 miles to d. c.. in Nd. 2 miles to
state road, j miles to R.R. and town. 2S5
A. clear. balance good timber; IS A. blue
grass; all fields have water: whole farm has
been lined; spring and water through barn
yard; houses. Or, Or. 7r; barn. barrack
lying farms in Maryland. Can be tractor
worked. Snap of lifetime. So. 600. For
inspection write C. A. PLUMMER. 2S S st.
NV. This and many others. Tell me your
needs.
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A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.

ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCT1ONEER.
Valuable Lots in Woodside.
Nd, for Sale at Public Auc-
ton, in Front of the Prem
ises. on MONDAY, JUNE
TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1920,
AT f p M
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FOR SALE-CHEAP, TO QUICK BUYER. TO
settle estate. 24-acre truck farm, fully cult
vated lots of all kinds fruit trees miner
house. barn and other Outbuildings; five miles
from Washington; half mile to car line.
bargain ut $12.OOO. Phone Columbia 1013-W.
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FARMS.
TOR SALE.

ready to make living on: a acres clear loain,
valuable orchard; worth $50 yearly: good Ar.
house. outbuildings: fine water: highest section.
10 miles in Va. $3.50; 1,250 cash. GEO. c.
WALKER, Kenois bldg, 11th & G. after pm.
25s
37SI. ACRES OF LAND, IMPROVED BY
large dwelling and all necessary Outbuildings.
located on State road leading from Washing
ton to La Plata. about IA miles from the city.
The soil is good and be made very pro-
ductive An ideal tract to divide into small
acreages. Price $45 per acre. Terms to be
agreed on. This place is desirable that it
should be sold within few days. Apply
EDW. P. SCHWARTZ. INC. 734 18th NV.
157h ACRES NEAR ROCKVILLE. Md; 100
acres clear and balance in good timber. The
timber alone is worth S.. 600. The place is
watered by Rock creek and is in a high state
Of cultivation. Improvements consist of q
very large dwelling, tenant house, new barA
cost $1,000 last year. and all other necessary
outbuildings. There is a large apple orchard
which yielded 81 800 last year and ex-
poets to yield over 81 600 this year. Other
fruit on the place and quite a vineyard
Price, ST., 600. which includes all cattle,
crops in the barn and growing. There is
siderable wheat to be harvested shortly This
also includes implements and machinery; in
fact, everything the place belonging to the
owner. If you are looking for place this will
satisfy you, as it is in the best section of
Montgomery county, and it is advisable for
you to see me at once, and. il interested, am
sure we can consummate deal.
EDW, p. SCHWARTZ INC, 734 18th st.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

CHEAP TO SPECTATORS NEW HOUSES
in Chevy Chase; owner leaving town July 1.
Owner Col 1O13-W 24s
A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY ESTATE.
forty minutes from Paris an island covered
with heavy timber; price. $40 900: will bring
$50 900 change is normal For particu-
lars and photos write JORDAN BOITE. 237
Paris France.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

GROOM HOUSE WITH HOT-WATER HEAT.
electric lights, gas. hardwood floor. stationary
tubs and three porches; overlooking Soldiers
Home Park. Owner premises. Immediate
possession. Price. $500. 301G Park pl. NV
o4s
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

VALUABLE PROPERTY. KNOWN AS THE
''Barrister building" No. e35 I st. NV
suitable either for Offices or hotel. Apply to
HENRY ". WILLIAMS. Fidelity building
Baltimore. Nd. or to your own broker
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE 4 CITY LOTS. CLEAR
Of incumbra noes, for suburban property or small
farm. Address Boz 352-E. Star Office. 26s
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
ll27 Eye ST. NV. Tel. Main 1921.
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EHos. J. OWEN & SON. Aucr1oNEERs.

BLAINE MALLAN. Attorney,
je21 -d&ds Continental Trust bldg.
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COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-PART OF FUR
nished cottage for housekeeping to adults. 304
Il st. ne. Phone Line. 1156W. 25s
CHESAPEAKE BEACH (SOUTH) - FOUR
room bungalow for rent; completely furnished !:
accommoda tions for six; $50 per week. Phone
Col 4454 o5s
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COLORED PEOPLE!

See me about nice new homes with all mod
ern improvements. that can be bought on very
easy terms. BEN TEPPER, 404 eth st. NV.
Phone Main 225.
II ROOMS: 2O-FT. LOT: ROOM FOR DOUBLE
garage downtown: good business proposition.
Week days call between l and 4 pm. Phone
Franklin I93J OWNER. 1919 X st. NV. 23s
o-FAMILY FLAT BEST SECTION GEORGE
town , rooDs and bath and 8 rooms and bath:
one vacant: other well rented; $1,000; terms.
Address Box Jl-A. Star Office. 4s
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MANCHESTER

Regular meeting of Skinner w. r,
c. Friday at 230 p. m
St Margaret's Guild will meet
Thursday with Walter Shaw
John Hiliard of Rutland was a re-
cent guest of his aunt Mrs. Fred Fish.
Alden Bryant has gone to sp- ingfeld
Vt, where he has accepted posi-
ton
The Neighbo. hood card club met
last Monday evening with Mrs Louis
Martin.
Ormsby Chapter D. A. r. will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell
at 2:30 p. m.
The Nelghborhood card club Will
meet with Ms. Lnwood NJ Kelley
Monday evening.
Mrs. w. H. Roberts, who has been
i'll for several weeks, does not recor-
er as rapidly as her many friends
wish sire might.
William SESSIONS and son of One.
onta, n. Y, were IN town recently,
having been called here by the death
of Mrs. Alton Morehouse.
Mrs. Alton Morehouse, who died ut
the home Of her brother was the only
daughter of the late Capt. and Ms. G.
H. Sessions. Surviving are hus.
band and three brothers Mrs. More
house was highly esteemed by all who
knew her and great lover or home
and friends. Many friends extend
sincere sympathy to the bereayed
relatives.
The sad news was received here
last Friday of the death OF DR.. Frank
Ccchrane of Brooklyn, N Y. Dr.
Cocirane was the onsy SON OF Mrs.
Annie Cochrane.. Over work and
worry caused HIN. 10 commit suicide.
Su. viving are d wife ana one son. his.
mother zone, sister MRS. Mclean of
Hoosick Fails Services were held at
the home of his mother Sunday at 5
o'clock Monday morning the body
was placed in the vatHt of sDellwood
cemetery. Rev. w. II. Banford rec
tor OF Zion church offic ated. The
sincere sympathy OF the community
is extended to the bereayed friends
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QUINLAN's PHARMACY,
EAST ARLINGTON

Mrs. w. r. Hayden was in Benning-
ton one day last week visiting rea-
tivec.
John Laninhan and N. s. Forkey
were home over Sunday from the
Chittenden lumber camp
Miss Stella Sheyelin, who has been
taking few days vacation, returned
to her work at the post office Monday
Paul Shufieton of Gardner, Mass,
arrived in town Tuesday. He viii
spend a few days with his father,
Henry Shufiieton.
Earnest Cole. who took his little
son, Roy, to Troy City hospital for an
operation for appendicitis last week re
turned home Monday. Roy is recoy-
ering as rapidly as can be expected.
Lois Draper, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Draper, who has been an
inmate of the Putnam Mem rial hos
pital 70. anoperation for adenoids and
tonsils, returned home Monday night.
Those who have no other church
home are cordially invited TO attend
Sunday services of worship at Oliyet
church, Monday service at II O'Clock.
Topic next Sunday, Reverence. Eve
ming worship at 730. We are trying
TO make this splendid year for
Oliyet.
George Carey, the aged Civil Wa
veteran, who died last Wednesday,
was well known by the older res dents
of this place and his funeral at the
Congregational church Friday was
largely attended, For years Mr..
Carey lived in Chiselvllle and at one
time was in business for himself manu-
featuring chisels. He raised large
family of children all who were born
there and still survive him. They
are as follows: two boys, Ralph and
Hawley; four girls Sarina, Ruby,
Hattie and Stella. Mr.. Carey had an
enviable war record, he was an artil-
lery man with sha. p shooters rec
ord. II is told that rewards for him
dead or alive were offered by the
confederates. Mr.. Carey was quiet
and unassuming, never given to talk
ing of himself. He said the things he
saw were too terrible to talk about
Mr.. Carey was a Mason and his funer.'
al was attended by them in body
they having part of the service. The
interment was at Evergreen GENE
tary.
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SOUTH SALISBURY

Mrs. Elinor Beagle Is visiting a
Eugene Peters.
Mrs. Maud Watson is confined tC
the house by Illness.
George Baldwin, was in Rutland
recently on business.
Cha les Everest, returned Monday
to his home in New Haven. Vt.
| Miss Cathar,ne Walker on Airing
ton spent Sunday with Miss Lorena
Tessier.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Howard spent
the week end with relatives In Ar
lington.
Mrs. F. A. Cook of Sunderland
spent portion of the past week at E.
J. Beagles.
Miss Vera Fleming, is doing gener-
al nursing. at the Putnam Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. Myron Harrington, of North
Bennington spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Frank Harris.
Allan and Douglas the young sons
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everest, who
have been seriously Ill are improy.
Ing. 1 aa
Miss Ella Potter has recovered
from her recent illness. and returned
to D.. r. Deans in North Benning,
ton.
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STAMFORD

Bert Cole spent Sunday at home.
Lewis Lee is gaining slowly from
his recent severe illness.
A very severe wind storm visited
US Saturday night and Sunday with
the cold intense.
James Lee, juryman was called to
Bennington eou-t last Wednesday and
returned Saturday
There were no services In the Meth
odist church Sunday owing to the
severity of the storm.
O.. Holden ID very H. He is under
the treatment OF Dr. Bremen of North
Adams and also trained nurse.
The cottage prayer meeting will be
held this week Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. VIM. M Sanford
Carl Holden came home from Wor.
cester Technical school Sunday night
on account of the illness of his father.
Mrs. C. n Brown is, recovering
from her severe illness OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Collins of North Adams Is her
nurse.
Werner Fuller OF Walpole. N. H., Wis
tied his counsin Carl Leisure d few
days recently. Mr.. Fuller's fireman
on the Boston & Albany railroad.
George Estes, who was recovering
from pneumonia was taken worse
again. Dr. Curran attends him. He
was taken to North Adams hospital
Sunday night.
The supper last Wednesday night
was very successful. About two hun
drsd people were served and goodly
sum OF money realized. There we're
many present from North Adams.
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SOUTH DORSET

Mass was celebrated in school hall
Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Brooks is suffering from
a severe cold:
This section was visited by a severe
wind storm Sunday.
Mr.. Moore of Far Haven was re-
cent guest of Thomas Burns.
Mr.and Mrs. Edward Malone of
Rutland were recent guests of rela-
tives in town.
Thomas Burns OF West Rutland was
week end guest Of his mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Burns.
Miss Marcella Molloy of East Dor
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Susy Readers

Ann Buchanan, little daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. G. s. Buchanan is i'll.
! Don's forget the Red team meeting
tonight at the Baptist parsonage.
| Miss Irene Barnes is confined to
her home on Spring street BY illness.
| Please note that THE Volcano, the
big thrilling attraction at Library The
atre will be shown today only. ADV.
[ Mrs. William Farqueson and Mrs.
Alec Dewar of Hooslck Falls were
guests for the day Tuesday OF Mrs.
David CREIGHTON. faAlf a
Branch No. of st. Mary,s Guild
will meet with Mrs. j. e. Mckee,
Washington street, Thursday after
noon from 3 TO 8,
christian InternationaliRm Ameri
ca the Servant State will be the
topic for the Second Congregational
Chapel service. Thursday evening at
1890.
Mrs. s.. w. Greenberg left Tuesday
! for her home, Passaio, N. ", hitter a
visit of several weeks at the home OF
! her daughter, Mrs. Abe Satter OF
Union street.
| Several good seats left for the
Yama Yama Ministries TO-. both Thurs,
day and Friday nights. Get your
tickets at Hudson's store this after
noon and evening. Adv. ~
Nathan Sattet went to Hartford,
Conn, Sunday to visit for a few days
and to accompany home his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Satter who has been stop
4 ping with relatives in Hartford for
! some time.
Men OF the Baptist church and con-
gregat.on are reminded OF the social
given at the church tonight by the
mems class. r. Austin Huntley of
r oy will give an address. Refresh
ments will be served.
I Mary Proud. little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Proud of Park street,
was able Tuesday to return home hay
/ ing sufficiently recovered from a re-
cent ope alton for appendicitis at the
Putnam Memorial hospital
! Spend less than you earn. Save
with a purpose. The Christmas Club
plan at the County National Bank Of
/ fers foundation on which you can
| build In this way and succeed. This
] IS the fifth week, and il you are not al
ready in, this is the time 10 ioin.---Ady
( A ski hike for all boys OF BEN.
nington and vicinity will start from
the School St corner at o O'Clock Sat
urday morning. Bahans Hill. Hatha-
ways or Pratts will be the objective
depending on the quarter from which
the wind blows. There will be prac-
tee in jumping for those who want
to learn how.
The Volcano" q startling, powerful
and thrilling drama of the moment, in
6 sensational parts, contains every Gle
ment of the popular appeal, it's hui
man touches, stirring suspense and
smashing climaxes are the peak
achievements of master writer in de
seribing conditions as they are in
America today at Library Theatre To-
day only. Adv.
Important business must come be-
fore the meeting of the Women vot-
ers' League Friday evening and 1t Is
therefore earnestly requested that all
members of the League endeayor TO
be present. The meeting this week
promises to be OF unusual interest,
The topic for study is THE Governor
and His Duties" and will be present
ed by Senator A. S. Payne.
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set was d weekend guest of he:
sister, Mrs. w. r. McDevitt.
Miss Helena McDevitt Of Dorset
was a week end guest of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. w. F. McDeyitt.
Miss Gertrude C. Tully of North
Dorset was week end guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w, E. Tully.
Miss Clara McDeyitt was a guest
OF her siste., Mrs. Leland Schneider,
of Manchester Depot one night last
week
Edward McDevitt attended the re-
cept.on given to Mr.. Lee. the new
principal of Burr and Burton semi
nary, last Thursday evening.
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SYNDICATE

Amos Turner has moved into the
house with Mrs Theasia King.
Mr.. West OF Camden is guest of
his daughter Mrs. Theasla King.
a. e. Mears was In Sunderland last
week to see his father who is very Ill.
Norman Woodcock and family have
moved from Iohnsenrllle, NJ w to
this place.
Joseph Thomas who Is working In