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MIDDLESEX

Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Vaughn and fam
lily were in Montpelier last week to at
tend the exercises of the graduation Of
the eighth grade.-Mrs. A. +. Bigelow
and Mrs. Levi Swift were in Montpelier
last week in attendance at the graduation
exercises of Montpelier Seminary.-Miss
Mildred Bigelow and Paul Bigelow came
home last week from Montpelier Sem
mary for the summer.-Roland Swift
came home last week from Montpelier
Seminary for the summer.-Miss Eva
Merriam of Waterbury Center is a guest
at the Vaughn home for few days.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. II. Vaughn, accom-
panied by Miss Eva Merriam. Mrs. Cora
MORRISON and Frank Vaughn, motored
to Woodbury. pond Sunday and enjoyed
picnic dinner.-The Rainy Day club
met Saturday with Mrs. Edward Cooney.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Chaplin, accom-
panied by Mrs Neveux and Mrs. Spauld-
ing. motored to Curtis pond Sunday and
enjoyed picnic dinner and a little
fishing.-Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o.
Wilder for Sunday dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Dana and daughters from
Waitsfield making the trip in their new
car.-Schoo No. closes this week. There
are four pupils from that school who
graduate from the eighth grado-The
pupils graduating from the eighth grade
in No, 4 went to Shady Rill Wednesday
evening to hold joint exercises Monday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Norwell OF
Boston arrived at the home of f. f. Hills
to spend their honeymoon. or part of it
with Mrs. Norwells brother and his wife
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Brock.-Callers Sun
| day at the home of Mrs. Pheba Wect
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spooner of More
! town and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cook OF
Montpelier.-Mr and Mrs. John LANE
! of Chicago. who are spending few
weeks at the Bailey farm, took Ions
motor trip in George Bailey's car. start
! ing last Tuesday and going to Burlington
across the lake and down through TIT
| Mohawk trail to New York and back t.
| Montpelier by way of Springfield. Mass
| They returned Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs
| John Lane started Tuesday on thei
homeward trip back to Chicago
| Mrs. Sails is very i'll at Heatol
hospital.-The Rev. w. r. Davenport. dis
trict superintendent. supplied the Metho
dist Episcopal Church Sunday.-The Rev
Mr. Sails is taking an enforced vacation
on account of the illness of his wife a
Heaton hosptal.-Byron \. Clark spok
in Grange hall Monday evening.-A few
Of the Middesex Valley Grange ATTENDED
the Pomona at Randolph Wednesday.
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WARREN

f.. L. Howe. of Mortified. was in town
Friday-F. c. Lamb, Jasper Moore and
]. p. Tucker and children were in Barre
Sunday.-P r. Daniels and partner, NJ
NJ Wilson, and Anna May and Paul Dan
icls. of Randolph, were in town Saturday.
B. c. Austin and family were visitors
in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Somerville, of Waterbury. were guests at
+. C. Heath's Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. Wes-
ton Miner, of Montpelier. were in town
the first of the week.-The Rev. +. G..
Anymore, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Spaulding
and the Rev Mr.. Seymour attended the
Congregational convention at Barre the
past week.-Charles Johnson, of Windsor,
was in town Sunday.-The Rev. Frank
y. Miller. a missionary from India, spoke
at the village church Sunday.-Mrs. A,
F. Harmon and Mrs. r. B. Daniels, of
Randolph. and Mrs L. NJ. Learned. of
Moretown. are spending a few days in
town. Carrie Lamb is spending the
week in Barre.
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BETHEL

joint group meeting of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary societies
of the Methodist Episcopal Church was
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Bethel Tuesday. Mrs. I. n. Cresey
Of Rochester presided The morning devo-
tional service was led by Miss NJ. H.
Whitney. pastor at Pittsfield. The follow
ing auxiliares responded: Randolph,
Rochester and Pittsfield Barnard was
represented though there is no society
there. The report of Mrs. l.. W. Hanson
of Montpelier, district correspondence
secretary, showed $50 increase in the dis
trict. but 200 more are needed for the
quota Some societies doubled their mem
bership. Northfield Falls increased theirs
five times. over $500 has been raised on
the district. Mrs. Oh B. Wells of Crafts
bury. conference secretary. spoke of
Bernice Wheeler and Alice Harris, two
VcriSont young women. just sent to the
foreign, field Vermont w. F. M. S. had
pledged their support and she urged to
see they had all they needed. Her sug-
gestion of dividing the two districts in
the center, was favorably received. The
names favored were north and south
added to the present names. The after
noon devotional service was led by Mrs
T. II. Cresey Miss Holway. daughter of
the pastor at Barnard. gave an interest
ing account of her work among the noun
tain whites at Pleasant Hill Academy
Tenn. Miss May Smith. deaconess al
Portsmouth, N. H., working under the
W. H. M. S., spoke most Interestingly
Of her work with that society both in the
Middle West and at Portsmouth At the
round table the following ideas that had
been used advantageously were dis
cussed. Personal invitations missionary
teas, mystery box contest, occasional
change from afternoon to evening meet
ing, other contests with points for new
members, new subscribers, missionary
books read. collection, etc Mrs. Ferris
ice-president of the Springfield. Mass,
district, gave an interesting talk on the
work fthe Foreign society. She told Of
it being organized 50 years ago In Boston
and of the work in the different coun
tries. Both speakers showed how home
and foreign missionary work is so closel,
interwoyen
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NORTHFIELD

Warren j. Greenwood, son of Mr.. and
Mrs william Greenwood of Mortified
Falls and Miss Mabel r. Pencil of
Swanton. were married Wednesday
June Q in the Church of the Nativity.
the Rev. T. NJ. Salmon performing the
ceremony. The were attended by
Helen r Pencil and Aloysius Pencil,
sister AMI brother of the bride A
wedding breakfast was served at the
brides home to which about 60 rela-
tivcs and friends were present. After
two weeks wedding trip, they will
reside in Montpelier, where the groom
is employed in the freight office of
the Central Vermont Railroad. Mr..
Greenwood is former member of the
1o1 Ammunition Train, &c Division and
saw service with it in France. Since
his discharge about a year ago he has
been employed in the freight office
at Mortified, receiving his transfer
only a short time ago.-Wor1 was re-
ceiyed here last week of the death of
the Rev. Allen Judd, which occurred in
Quincy, Fla, after a short Illness
He was the brother-in-la law, of Mrs.
Sarah Cushman of this town, and was
very well known here as he and his
family had spent many summers in
Vermont One summer Mr.. Judd had
charge OF st. Mary's parish. The de-
ceased is survived by his wife, one
daughter. Miss Myra of Quincy. and
Frank and Donald Judd of Des Moines,
| Iowa.-Hilamon Walter aged 81 years,
passed away June 4 at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. W. W. Hartwell.
after only a few weeks Illness. Fun
eral services were held Sunday June
from the home. the Rev. F. T. Clark
officiating. The remains were taken
| to East Burke for burial in the fam
ily lot. Mr. Walter has been resi-
dent of Mortified for about eight
| wears, coming here with Mr.. and Mrs.
! Hartwel He was very active man
for one of his age and made many
| friends and acquaintances.
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LOWELL

Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Curtiss were in
Montpelier Thursday.-The Misses Erma
Curtiss and Marcia Sisco are home from
Montpelier Seminary for their summer
vacation.--Dr. A. A. Young and son, Ken
meth, went to Hartford, Conn. Friday
to spend a short time with his daughter,
Miss Marion Young,-Mrs. Peter Ben
ware visited her daughter, Mrs. John
McAllister OF North Troy. few days
last week.-H. D. Stannard of Orleans,
was a business visitor here Saturday
Mrs Paul Royea died Saturday, Juno IL
after a long illness. The funeral was
held from st. Ignatius Church. the 'iev
Fr. Leblanc officiat'ns.-Mr and Mrs
C. C. Stannard were in Burlington Wed
nesday on business.-Henry Jacobs has
moved to Johnson. where he has en-
ployment.-Leon Miller has gone to house
keeping in the tenement vacated by II
Jacobs.-C. A. Kinsley has bought thu
England house and will take Immediate
possession. and Mrs. II. W. Burn
ham of Morrisvile were the guests las
week of Or. and Mrs. w. A. Young
che Rev. W. o. Permenter of Springfield
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WORCESTER

LIT. Gov. Mason s. Stone gave lee
ture on China at the church at eight
o clock last evening.-Mrs. Edith Spaf-
ford and granddaughter, Miss Edith
Harris. of Barre are guests of A. l..
Johnson and family. Mrs. Johnson Is
Mrs. Spaffords brother.-E. f. Howieson
was home from Granville Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. +. J. Taylor are visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Jessie Wiley at their home in
Marshheld, c. w Taylor and family
were with them Sunday, G. w. Taylor
was in Middlesex Monday. Mrs. Tay-
Tor and her sister, Mrs. Wood, and daugh-
ter Of Athol, Mass, accompanied Them
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Mrs A F. Pike, Miss Anna Dixon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Williams are camping
at Hosmer Lake. occupying the Lathe
cottagA.-Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens Of
East Berkshire were recent visitors at
the Rev. e. j. Petersons.-The Congrega-
tional Church of this place was well
represented at the Orleans County Asso-
Grafton of Churches held at Island Pond,
June II. The following persons were in
attendance, Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Dutton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hadley. Mr., and Mrs.
Ernest Keller Mr., and Mrs, E. J. Peter
son. c. n. Root and Miss Marian F.
Peterson Roy LeBaron. teacher of the
agricultural department in the academy
with his family are occupying f. T
Wheeler's cottage AT the lake for the
summer.-N. r. Williams is spending q
few days in Enosburg this week on bust
ness-Chldren's Day exercises Sunday
were attended by over a hundred people
A pleasing program was given by thu
children and young people. Six children
were baptized and five were promoted
from the cradle roll to the beginners de
partment and were presented with certfi
cates.-Mrs. Fred Root and daughter
Marion. are spending a few days will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Fair
banks. of Greensboro-Mrs. Fred Estell
attended graduation exercises at Derb,
Academy last week. She returned Sunday
accompanied by her niece. who will visi
here several weeks,-Mr and Mrs. w. 4
Fifeld and daughter, Mary, and Mis-
Blanche Cole visited at the Wright's cot
tage at Eden Lake Sunday.-A valuabl
stallion. owned by w. L. Dustan, Da
Dustan. C. B. Smith and Karl G. Perry
died Monday.-Miss Mary Root. havin
completed her duties at st. Johnsbur
Academy is home for the summer.
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day night with ice cream served as a post
program attraction.-The Rev. David II.
Strong, Congregational pastor here, goes
to Williamstown, Mass, this week to at
tend the commencement of his Alma Ma
ter His pulpit will not be filled next
Sunday and his congregation are expected
to go to the Methodist Episcopal Church,
where they will be welcome. -There was a
sociable at Mrs. Mary Myers Tuesday
evening and at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening"
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SOUTH ROYALTON

Hoyt Knight returned from Wash
ngton, D. c., to his home last week.
Bertha Whitman has come home
from Bishop Hopkins Hall in Bur-
lington for her summer vacation
Everett Edison motored to Brattleboro
a few days ago to met Mrs. Edison on
her return from visiting her mother
in New London, Conn.--Last Sunday
the selectmen, with force Of helpers,
replanked the iron bridge on Chelsea
street. Autoists and teamsters will APP
preciate the change.-Principal Beals
has moved his household effects into
DR.. bearings house which he expects
to occupy next year. He motored Ia
Maine the first of the week with his
family and he will spend the summer
there.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Swain have returned
from a trip to New Hampshire. School
closed last week Friday. The, scholars
enjoyed a picnic on the grounds of r. b.
Tassie. 1t is hoped the teacher, Mrs.
Clark, will return for another year.-The
graduating exercises took place at the
Center last week Friday night. Chris
tan Morrison was one of the graduates
Music was furnished for the occasion by
Sylvia Bliss.-Mr. Darling has sold his
farm on the East Hill to l.. c. SWAIN
Augusta Dudley is visiting her sister,
Abbie Babcock,-Mr and Mrs. Morton
McKinstry of North Montpelier were in
town to attend the graduating exercises.
pr and Mrs Henry Jewell Of Nashua
N. H.. made short call at satira l..
sabin's last Sunday,-Frank Daniels has
sold his farm to Martin Clark
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EAST CALAIS

George Cline is visiting in New York
city for time'-Dr' Burr of Montpelier
was In town recently, inspecting the
schools.-Lynn Gray and family made
n trip to Joe's Pond in Danville one
day last week.-Guy Bentley and SON
were in Hardwick Friday-w w
Johnson of Springfield was in town
wednesday on business-Mr. Wheeler
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Windsor County
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Mrs. Harriet l., Williams died at her
Maple street home Tuesday June fol-
lowing an illness Of four months dura-
ton. She was near her 92nd birthday and
had lived her entire life in Vermont, hav-
ing been born in .Wethersfield, later set
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MORETOWN

The eighth grade graduation exercises
will take place in the Town Hall More
town village on Friday evening at eight
o'clock and the program will consist of
readings by the eighth grade graduates.
music by local talent and an address by
the Rev. A. W. Hewitt Of Plainfield
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A SELF-STARTER

Mrs. Hiram offen-What made you(
leave your last place?
The Cook Lady-'Tis insultin' we ara
mas am. Ord how yez know nothin madAl
me Fave. Oi always go whin Oi place
Boston TrAnAan
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Some merchant rs having a sale and Is
giving remarkable bargains in just the
items you need He is telling all about
It In todays al. Have you seen IT.
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bama. were united in the bonds of
matrimony, Sunday, at high noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson
will leave Tuesday for their future
home in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. [. P. Henderson
entertained the bridal party with
6 o'clock dinner, Sunday.
, Misses Eunice and Viola Werner
spent Saturday with their sister.
Mrs Stewart Crosby.
Mr.. Herschell Maulden. of Aber-
deem, is at home for a few days.
visit.
Misses Sallye Lou Willis. Eunice
Werner and Mr.. Blanchard Stewart
spent Sunday with Mrs. Jack
Hardin.
DR.. W. L. Willis and Mr.. O'Con-
ner Lavender were the guests of the
Stewart brothers. Saturday night
and Sunday.
The Auxiliary met with Mrs. J.
L. Chastain. Saturday afternoon.
and quilted for the Palmer Orph-
anage.
Miss jamie Mae Willis, teacher
of music and expression. in the
Hamilton school, announces her
first recital in music and express
sion will be given in the school
auditorium. Thursday night. Dec.
23rd. at z p. M. All are cordially
invited. but special invitation is
extended to the. mothers
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Hamilton Notes

We are beginning to wonder il
Old Santa Claus will be able to get
out TO see us. If the roads get
much worse we will not be able to
get to town to see him.
. A Christmas tree will be given
at the Hamilton High school. Fri
day afternoon. Dec "a, at 2 o'clock.
The "Cushman Club" was or
ganized by the music and express
sion pupils of Miss jamie Mae Willis.
Following officers were elected: Miss
jamie Mae Willis. president; Miss
Naomie West, vice president. and
Miss Mary Jane Willis, secretary
treasurer.
The Hamilton Country Club will
entertain with a Bluebird Lunch
con" in their club room, Friday
night, Dec. "a. A splendid pro-
gram has been arranged.
Mrs. e. b. Carter will entertain
the members of the Hamilton Coun-
try Club. Saturday evening, at 6
O'Clock. with a Duchess luncheon.
- The Country Club Minstrel was
rendered Friday night. Dec. 10.
with much success. After the min
strel dance was given at the club
room. The first hour was given over
to the old folks for the old Vir-
ginia reel' and square dance. The
dance was then taken over by the
younger set. and continued until
O'Clock, a. M.
Miss Carnell Wilson, of Athens,
and Misses Fannie Mae and Myrtice
Pinnix were the guests of Miss
Stella Smith. last Sunday.
Mr.. Clyde Henderson, of Bir-
mingham. formerly of Hamilton,
and Miss Bessie May Spruil, OF Ala
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Mrs. E. A. Franklin

Mrs. E. A. franklin. a highly es-
teemed citizen of Muldon, died at
her home in that town, Monday
last, and was buried IN Odd Eel
lows cemetery. Aberdeen, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Franklin was the venerable
mother of several of Monroe coun-
tvs best citizens and was woman
whom all admired, esteemed and
trusted for her many high qualities
of character.
She is survived By large family
of children with whom all deeply
sympathize in their loss of a mother.
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dies of the organization will take
charge of the contributions and
greatly appreciate your co-opera-
ton in this worthy cause.
Mr.. Joe Evans was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Evans, this
week.
DR.. and Mrs w. A. Evans. oil
Chicago. will be the Christmas
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Evans.
at their home near Muldon.
Mrs. Mary E. Martin left Tues
day for her home in Centralia, H.,
after a two-weekss' visit to her
daughter. Mrs. George c. Lyon.
Mr.. Harrod Nichols. of Jackson,
Miss. was a welcome visitor to bis
old home this week.
Mrs. MAYNARD Holmes will spend
the Christmas holidays with her rel
atives in Birmingham.
Miss jamie Maier has returned
from Memphis. Her friends are
gratifed that she is recovering from
serious illness.
Miss Lois Reynolds has returned
home. after a visit to Tennessee
and Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Acker Rogers are
spending the week in Memphis.
Mrs. III. Cassidy Holden arrived
Monday to spend the holidays with
her mother. Mrs. ID. w. Houston,
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Miss Hattie Jones. of Isola, will
spend the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and A[rs. Il. O. Jones.
The president of the United
Charities urges that all contribu-
tions to the Christmas baskets be
sent to the Baptist church between
the hours u 8 and II a. M. Thurs
day. Dec. %. a COMMITTEES Of la
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The bazaar given by the Wo-
mans Guild of st. Johns Episco-
pal church. proved wonderful So
cial and financial success. The
ladies of the church were invited to
the home of the president. Mrs.
Eugene Lanier Syks, Tuesday after.
noon. After a business meeting.
Mrs. Sykes served hot chocolate
and cakes.
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FOR SALE

Three Dry Goods Counters,
one s foot counter show case,
one Cheese Gutter, one Writing
Desk with drawers, one 800 gal
Ion Oil Tank, a lot of telephone
wire and about 90 feet of SheIv-
ing. Apply 10
]. H. FLYNT. Aberdeen, Miss.
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SIR. She will be joined by Mr..
Holden for Christmas day.
Mr.. Howard Boyer. of Corinth,
Miss. a student in the A. & NJ
College. was the guest for the week
end of Mr.. Thomas Dorsey.
Misses Maud and Emma Strong.
students of M. S. c.. w. at Column
bus. will spend the holidays with
their mother, Mrs. B. Fl. Strong.
A visit from Mrs. Thomas Green.
of Seattle. in January. is anticipat-
ed with pleasure by her friends.
Mr.. Clarence Eikner, a student
i'll Mississippi College, will spend
the holidays at Aberdeen.
Mr.. William Mckee, now attend
ing school at Champagne, H., will
spend the holidays with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Mckee.
Mr.. J. S. Houston. of New Or
leans. will be the guest of his sister.
Mrs. B. Ell. Gillespie for the Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Julia Eckford. of Columbus,
will spend the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. Matte Eckford.
Miss Nettie Witherspoon left
Tuesday for her home in Meridian.
Miss Willie Maier will arrive Sat-
urday from Grenada College to
spend the holidays.
Miss Vivian Dorsey. a member of
the Tupelo High school faculty,
will spend the holidays with her
parents in Aberdeen.
Miss Ruby Jane Simmons, a stu
dent in the M. S. c. W., will spend
the holidays at home.
Miss Belle Kearney was the
house guest of of Mrs. Will Wat
kins at a lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen Sykes
and little daughter of Belzoni. are
expected here for the holidays as
guests of relatives.
Mrs. ]. w. Eckford will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. En-
est Brown, in Natchez, during the
holidays. Mrs. Eckford has spent
three delightful months with her
friends in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall and lit
tie daughter, Jane Sykes. will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Lanier Sykes for the holidays.
Misses Catherine Henley, Matte
Scrape and Miss Katherine Branin,
who are attending NJ. S. c. w.. at
columbus, Will be attractive guests
for the Christmas season.
The friends OF Mr.. James Nc
Donald are glad to learn that he
will be in Aberdeen this winter.
Mrs. P. c. Lewis left Sunday to
spend the holidays with relatives
at Madison. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Goree,
of Houston, Texas. are expected to
arrive in Aberdeen soon to visit
Mrs. J. +. Atchison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lanier
Sykes will leave Saturday to spend
the Christmas Holiday in New
York City.
Open nights till Xmas
Minis STYLE Shop.
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FOR SALE-My residence of
six rooms and bath; convenient
to school and churches. Posses
sion given January lSt, 1920.
Address, Mrs. r. Wolf. Aber-
deem, Miss. If
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We GUARANTEE $50 Per Week

Full time or 75c an hour spare
time selling Guaranteed Hosiery.
Agents making SIS 10 500 per
week. Good hosiery is an absO-
lutely necessity, you can sell il
easily and make large profits.
Experience unnecessary.
Eagle Hosiery Company,
Darby, Pa.
n5-1Of
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The Lenine-Trotzky government
has smashed all the long-distance
and endurance records for totter-
ing Columbia, Is. c. Record.
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NOTICE!

have this day posted the Half
way Farm. Unless you have a
written permit, keep off.
R. w. Tubb. Prop.
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The moon being outside the
three-mile limit can be full when It
pleases- Syracuse Post-standard.
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The
Social Realm
PHONE 152.

PHONE 152.
s --SISS ELMA AND THELMA
M} Haney will entertain Friday
$-,-~oo} night. with a Christmas
a Is party at the home of their
- sister, Mrs. English.
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FOR SALE.

My House and Lot on South
Long ST. Terms to suit. See
PAINE & PAINE,
A. L. ALEXANDER.
n12-tf
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Athens Hide Co. Athens, Ga.
Best place 10 express hides. Re
liable honest weight guaranteed.
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AUTOMOBILE STORAGE

| have space TO rent for several
cars In my garage opposite
Pickles Stable.
w. H. YOUNG.
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Services at Presbyterian Church

Services will be held on Sabbath
evening at 7:30. Subject: Paul on
the Adriatic. A cordial welcome
to all.