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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
SHADYSIDE

4 numbcr nr local people are interest
cyi IN IN" announcement that tho chau-
iaNuua programs begin a. Epw"rth
Htrk, lcths Sda. on saturday Of th''
week Of August. Several shady side poo.
ri" are spending TIA" summer there ana
others expect /" go uut f"r the chAuiau-
Uah
Mr. Elmer =. Robinson, assistant
cashier at tho ShadySIdC Iiank, IS spend
ing this week with Mrs. Robinson. VIII"
is Visiting Il; tho cottage Of her parents
ON EuCkryc Lake.
The usual services of the week will he
held at the christian church and at N"
prayer meeting Wednesday, evening Mr..
{ ". Rrdrf"r Will y" header.
Mr. and Mrs w =. Freeman and her
mother. MRS. ramEh. spent Sund1y with
relatives 1T -. ClairSv,'c
Mrs. Gcorc" Strohmy"r and dauCht"
Nj Harry Shuh"rt formerly "t Shady .
Sjd" srcht ~" md "f tn" week with
friends there They now red" near
Adcna.
The Woman's club viii hold a social
on Tuesday evening o' next week. TIL"
proceeds, WI h." d"vnrcd to the fund for
the ShNdNsd" community house.
Miss Virginia Moor" "f M"undsrlll",
hns returned to hor HON" after spending
several days h"r" a. a EucS' of Miss
Mary Bowen.
Mrs. Herbert Davis and children ~
Elk nvCnNc spent trc cnd Of tho week
with relatives at l.Or" CITY.
Mr. md Mrs. George Norton of LIN
coin Avenue. visited relatives in Mounds
NlllN over sunday
tn" Woman'~ Missionary Society OF
the Fresh Vi"rinn church will hold a Spr-
.cial meeting this afternoon in tho
church Ia hear thc report Of Mrs. s. -.
CummnS of Bcllairr who VAS lr"shy-
tcrial delegate To tine convention held ~
Philadelphia last MAY. Til" local Snr,-
c'v viii hr hoSirSS to l"dir> from tn" or
ganiGa;iouS ~ Rock UNi. IOalr"ck. Pow
hatLn. Bethel md Belmont and most
interesting meeting * anticipated.
Mr. and MSr. clifford N"s;t e l.lN aN"-
nuc az" spending thc wcrh With r"'at.,"s
at Schrin=
Miss I.lIiar MrN"l,", . gust II
rcloti.cS in Cleveland thi' Week.
Mrs. Norman SUNNI r. ~ !'"r"h'lf -
VISITING Ter ~nr""rs NJ and Mr.. MI
ton Ault. Of Sm'rhii.;d s'rrr;
In closely cor'c>f",l cam sunday
aftcrnoon tho =. .. Va. bail 'Cam of
ShAdySrd" lost The. victory t. Vance 81
Wheeling on Scor" 0f - THIS -
on" Of the few cannes the local boys
hav" missed winning this season.
Seaman Frank Lewis a. IN" l. $. :
Pennsylvania Is visiting his father. Mr.
=. H. Lewis nf %SIh street m" yuun.;
man has i leave Of Nv" weeks from the
Navy
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OPEN SWITCH
WRECKS CARS
On THE Pr R.
ENGINE RUNS IN ON SIDE TRACK
FILLED WITH LOADED CARS
CAUSING SMASH Up
Conductor Takes Flying Leap. Lands on
Shoulders and Escapes Serious
Injury

Las, evening a1ou, 80 o'clock a
yard engnc ~ tho rrnnsy lNanla rail
road ran ~ on An op"n Nwli'h JnH'
south Of tic Wh""lmc Creek hr,dS"'
struck q lot nr loaded cars. badly dam
AGED the water tender Of tn" engine
and wrecked several cars loaded Mn
merchandise waiting for shipment. n"
damaE" done will amount I" thousands
Of dollars.
The switch. according 20 Fireman II.
r Mckown VAS titled with ears loaded
for shipment. The only reason SiN"n
for tn, switch beng open was that i
dav crew failed to clos" IT. leaving the
main line open. The lock To the switch
was found lying Gntastcn"d. 1t was
probable. stated Mrliown. that the
switch may have HAY" closed. the brake
man leaving il unlocked. ana Hohc'ln'"
after boys may haN" thrown II open
Tho train Va. T;:"%;;,S "onth on the
main line from the Pennsylvania pas
SrnEcr station at a speed Of not more
than fourteen miles AN hour. Fireman
Mrkown WAS 'tr"dIE%' the boilers IT
he time and rs the switch lock was
not on his side "r III" track he failed
to 81" that 1t WAS open.
car iill"d with rolled oats. corn
flakes. and other m"rrhandls" was Sldc-
swtpcd. Knocking, II OF inc trhck on
Two other ears were knocked from TN"
track BY the fore" Of tn" collision. ono
Of them going off after running about
thirty yards.
conductor C'halmcr Nay narrowly "S-
Capcd serious injuries. II" was standing
on the front end OF TN" water tender
when the engine htt the open switch;
and but for tho fact that h" luWpru
completely across tn" track landing on
his shoulder, he would HAY" hcCn
crushed hvtwc" the box car and the
engine"
willie was called and arrived ON ~"
,f, |
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| 4 friend Of minc who is a private
secretary. waS visiting us IN our C"Ln-
!; try home recently.
had litii" sports froCk that ! hhd
bought for garden and general outdoor
wear. MY private secretary friend ad-
,nircd it greatly. q rather fanci"d It
mysclCl Why don't YOU got one" |
asked htr. III would be very hecom-
! Il dGn'I think I'd better afford IT.
she said
Why. they aren't at all expensive
for the wear you Ct out Of them, |
said.
inexpensive But a Bad Buy.
"That's Just IT," she said. 1T isn't 4
hi; cyprnsiyv for YOU h"caus" you can
r-, the wear out of II tf0r V"rious rca-
sons my lifr. for the last few years. has
hcrn led mostly in the country and 4
II. at deal IN the open air. nut | would
n. and 50 /, would br expensive for
me-. It's u great tcmrtatiun- I'd Eoph
deal rather huy Il than III" tr"ck ought
TO rc' for IN" "ffiCe--and II would cost
less bar is too tXpcnstvr.'
This woman. as said. is very sue
, CrSAful business woman. II j. easy 10
guess an" uC the QUa'ititiCS that has
made her Inat--Ihr hahit Of weighing
values and putting thought into dcCiS-
.nn~. .rrn about small things.
MANY a woman who needs to 60.
every cents worth cat Of her clothes
appropriation. viii hay garments mat
arr good rnouEh in themselves but not
/ good for her purpose.
Tries to Visualize Herself
\ woman with "a small appropriation
! who manages to appear we'll and suit
labiy dressed everywhere Sh" GOES Inid
m" that when planning her gears ward
/ Ichr sh" always Visullize& h"r~"lf going
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new MATAMORAS

Boyd Fletcher, of Friendly. w. Va
called on friends IN town Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Ed Nasteup of East Liverpool
0. who has been visiting relatives here
for the past week, returned home Sat
urday.
Fred Green. OF Cleveland. O.. spent
few days here with relatives.
Harry Cochran OF Slstcrsvill". ". Va.
was a business visitor in town, Fri
day.
The NJ, sses I.or"na Baker and Alberta
Brady. of Huntington. W. Va. HAY"
been visiting this week a, the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. sutton on Main
street.
Archie Wolff Of Friendly. W. Va. was
calling on friends in town. Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. George Powell sp"nt the week
end at Marietta, Ohio.
RAY Baker. who * employed at Proc
tor ". Va. spent Sunday 1t home
Mr.. Ralph Little and Miss Maureen
sutton were visitors AT Marietta. ohio.
Friday.
John Shrak". who ~ employed At
Pan. ". Va. spent the week end at
home
Mrs. MIN Martin ~ Beech Bottom.
W. Va. spent few days here the guest
or her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
SchultheiSs.
Frank Rea has returned from f"w
days visi, with MS sons. Charles and
Carl. AZ Akron. Ohio,
Mrs. Clyde Rca pleasantly entertain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
SENATOR JOHNSON
AWAITING SPEECH
OF THE NOMINEE

BOSTON. July 9.-SCudiur lIlrAm W.
roLr,o,, ~ Cijrrrn!p In a letter to
Earrrrf, Abbott. LEADER oC the John
CON forces in the prr-cruycut!"y cam
n,irn IN This state. which was mad"
ruhlIr today. said that If senator Hard
-, MS Snrrrh of acceptance Of the
Ecpuhl!can nomination for IN" prcSi-
dc,try should "h0ncStlk. frankly and
rour,rrously take his position IN favor
or ,hc Nmnriranism that IS ours I've
could "chccrfully and Enthusiastically
60 forward with the Republican party
If i'm his speech Of acceptance. he
should cvadr the issue" senator john
son added. "a most difficult situation
viii BE- presented II m"n Xix" myself
Tho RrrUhllran platform plank ON
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Richmond Man Was In Bad
Shape Before He Got
Tanlac.
Has Gained In Weight and
Is In the Best of
Health.

MY health was all broken ur and !
was Just about to hay" tn quit work
when | started taking Tanlac. but to-
day I'm as sound and healthy man
AS I ever was" said Charlie Schneider.
1000 Randolph St. Richmond. Va, 4
well known plumber who has been in
the employ Of J. II. Chappcll and Bro
Their for eighteen years.
For Il good man! Years now my
general health has been bad and during
all this TIM don't remember once
when | could say felt good. couldn't
eat anything worth mentioning. for my
stomach was all out Of order and gave
mo trouble nearly all the time. had
sharp pains around my heart and at
times felt like it would kill me I" take
q deep breath. My liver vas in bad
fix and was ConstIpated and had BIT
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READY
TO QUIT WORK

ter taste in my mouth all the time;
was subject to bad attacks or neuraIs "a
and had headache every &c" "a
! couldn't sleep TO do any Goou' Gnu ~
work lust was able To hold out I'll
night. Last year had a severe speii
of the grippe, and as | was IN sun
weak condition already il nearly IN
iShcd me | wasn't able IN Work re-
ulprIv after that and just felt 'hat !
was playing out altogether.
1T was my sistCr who ADVISED M :"
try TanIaC. and have never seen an!
thing like the way il took hold OF III!
case Why. | felt like different per
son even after tho first bottle ana -
kept on improving until now car'
myself in as good health as ANYBODY:
|. am hungry All tho time ana can ca
ANYTHING on the table without SIGN
of trouble The pains have all dISar
prarcd from around my heart and HIn
never bothered with neuralgia. ~!
liver is in fine shape and am lFeT
from constipation and headache:
sl,cp like Il top. have picked UP SeNeral
pounds in weight and never have I"
miss day from work. For trounIeI
like mine Tanlac can't be beat and
don't mind telling people so.
Tanlac j. sold IN Wheeling %! Ius
HoCe Davis Drug Co. at ll+5 Man.
street. 1884 Main street. 18th and Mar
knt streets and $500 Chaplne street
also T.. X. Hogc at Martins Ferry. ONO
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TO WILLIAMSON

Rev. Andrew SpIllar has loft for Will
hanson. W. Va. where nc will assume
the paStoratC Of the Sacred Heart church
Of that town. having recently been APP
pointed by r.. Rev. Bishop i. J. nona-
hue. Father SpiSlar was ordained n few
weeks ago at 81. Joscphs seminary.
Dunwoodic. y . and spent several days
in this city. during which he made nu-
mcrOus local friends.
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POLES PROCLAIM MARTIAL
LAW ON GERMAN FRONTHR

Warsaw. July lT.-M&rtial law was
proclaimed along the rolish-Gcrman
frontier today after tn" Polish military
had stopped u detachment Of thirty un-
formed Germans VIII" were endCavorlnl
To cross thu frontier west 81 POScn.
Tho prUclamati ton ais" followed tn" ar
rest OF a number Of Communists IN
rusCn who were accused Of plaCardlnS
tho CITY with signs reading Poland
VIII Fall"
1t was said that the Communists
wcr" SyntpIthizcrs with = German td'-
ton which designed to S"iz" H"sen u
lh, lfDlShcNiki should threaten War
saw Within TN" last few days H"u-
rluniSts hay" been arrested a. Warsaw,
I."m"ur and Lodz. Thu auth"rtt'"I
cunliSrat"d II factory where swords ana
other arms were being manuia,tur"
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oNr ON THE GOVERNOR

The governor Of MainC was nj thN
school and was telling IN" pupils what
tho pccpl" Of different states were called.
now" h" said. "p"opl" from Ind ana
are called 'H"osi"rs. IN" pr"r'" from
North Carolina are called Tar Heels
the people from Michigan W know aN
MichiEand"rS. Now. what Eltlc 10y r
girl car tell IN" what thc p"opi" 90
Maine arc cal,cd"' Il know saih q lf''"
girl. well. what ~" we calIcd' ash'd
the governor. "ManaSs"
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BRAIN Tests
BY SAM LLOYD.

By Sam Lloyd.
MINUTES To ANSWER THIS.
No. 474.
4 CHARADE.
When the wintry tCmpcStS roar
Huarscly round the Cottcrs door.
NV cheerful whole it's comfort lends
And for his labor makes amends.
Curtail and you perhaps may see
That good or i'll proceeds from me;
Fountain Of virtue or OF strife,
cheer or Sadd"n mortal life;
The extreme letters sweep away.
And III rcCcic what'cr you say.
Answer to No. 473.
Eubhy mad" his speech upon Juno
"lst.
copyright. l2cn, by Sam L"ydD
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MISCELLANEOUS
WARNINGS!

T-rSp.sScr- ON the boat 'katherinc.'
LYING ai STA street, Wh'"ilnE. Will De
prosecuted Party that removed brass
f.Atur,- Is Known. and curly return Of
the parts IS suggested. iO-m
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FoR SALE

FOR sALE-Farm ia acres; new
room house modern. all convenienccs:
large bank barn. chicken house. etc.
fruit of all kinds. on improved road; A
No. farm, one Of the best In the coun-
~ Write A. B. Wells, Wellsburg. W..
Va jy-l3-l
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FOURTEEN MONTHS JAIL
SENTENCE FOR WEISENTOFF

j'ETE.RSRl RG. W. Va. July ~ "
rrtcr Wri-,ngom Of Wcstcrnp"rt. ML.
convicted sc involuntary mnn'lauHht'r
in connection with the death rf Sh'rln
y. = Davis Of KcyS'r. W. Va. I've
Years ago. was to-day sentenced t.
serve a months in iall at kcYSrr and
t. nav fine Of g.. OOO.
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FOR SALE-40 acre fruit and truck
farm, miles Martins Ferry. Go"'
pike. large orchard. new house, ether
improvements. Including horse. cow AMI
some equipment. Near car line and
school. New alfalfa and clover mao
ows. $500 Ross Stilwcll. Rayland.
ohio. jy-lI-i
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FOR SALE-l

FOR SALE-l00a. farm. s miles 6. ". Of
Barncsvillc. Ohio. mi. from b. &
T. r. Suitable for farming or >t""h
raising. Io5 apple trees. 50 peach trees
also plums, cherries. etc. Barn 3oA4". e.
room cottage. Price $4,000, bargain
Address Box SIS Temperanccville. o.
jy-lolt
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

wANTED-Furnisltrd APARTMENT by
young couple. y" children. lNon"
Wu.a,d 10. l.. l.. Mason. j. w.
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f0E RENT

FOR 2ENT-Ni,ely furnished rooms for
light h"u~rk, ep,ns and ~l"epinE. Ap-
ply 2ud floor new Int, uBenccr Bldg"
1905 MARKET ST, je-l@-f
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FOE SALE-FARMS
POE sA1sE-Farm 16s acres. locate

FoR SADE-Farm 16s acres. located n
Carroll Co. Ohio. five miles north o!
Scio, O., and nine miles south Of Carrot
ton. O.. on the Carrolton Scio road gooc
productive farm, lisa. OF timber. all un'
dcrlaid with coal, living water in ever!
field: IL. acres orchard; buildings fair
Coed stock farm. Good village right al
edge "f farm. school. churches, etc. vii.
sell reasonable. VIM. II. Kelly. Carroll
ton, Ohio. r. r. No. |. Jy-l9-h
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FOR SALE-Dodge Roadster. fine con.
dition, driven 800 miles. Rehm's
garage. y-zO-l
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FOE SAFE.

FOR SALE-Two l-ton Gary trucks.
equipped with express type body and
cab. Packard Motor Company. Leather.
wood. jy02-l
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wANTED-Young man to work In spare
automobile parts department. one
who has knowledge of automobile parts
preferred, although not absolutely ne
ccssary. We are looking for bright
young man who is willing to work him
self UP in our organization. Those look
ing for high wages with little work
need not apply. Chances for advance
mcnt arc good. D. l.. Mason, Packard
Motor Company. Leatherwood jy-20-i
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wAETED-Woman cook. Most desira-
bic position for competent woman
cook Position in home of small fam
lily. Highest wages paid. For informa-
ton telephone 1850 Wheeling. jy-20-l
wANTHD-Bright lady for clerical posi-
ton, TO do some work in a congeniai
office from s p. m. to - o'clock. Apply
in own hand writing. Address A.. care
Intclligencer. jy-16-j
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DIED

srENDEL-On Sunday. July IS. 1870; At
1900 o'r.ock a. m. at the OHIO Valley
General hospital. HARRY J. MEN
DEL.
Services at the Mendcl Co. Chapel. 1919
t'haplinc street Tuesday afternoon
$50. Friends invited Interment pri-
yatc Greenwood cemetery.
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South Front St.

South Front St.
Six rooms and bath, two finished attic
rooms, stone foundation. slate roof. fur
mace. garage. Good condition. $6.150.nG
on terms. phone J83. jy-l7-i
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FoR SALE-Matched team. Wheeling
Traction Go. Inquire Island car barn.
jy-lI-l
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wANTED-FENALE

wAHTED-Two linotype operators
Apply 10 Foreman Intelligencer.
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THE PEHHsYLvAN1A SYSTEM
WANTS

THE PEHNSYLvANA SYSTEM
WANTS
BKAH1UN,
Yard-62la cents Per hour. Over
time 93.7 cents, altar hours.
Road0.o3 cents Per mils, With
minimum Of 100 miles. Over.
time, 76.5 cents Per hour.
A.l6 to S5.44 per day. Overtime,
time and one-half, after 8 hours.
STEADY Work for Reliable Men
Excellent Opportunities for Promotion.
Apply to
TRAIN MASTER, Wheeling, ". Va,
Bellairs, O., or Ningo Junction, o.
jy-1-tf
wAHTED-Two linotype operators
lDnIy InfaIlirAnCPr
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FOR SALE-Chalmcrs six Al condition.
Good tires. Apply between anl
evenings No. 2l27 Market. jy-l7-I
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BIG DAY IN BALB0AS LIFE
Great Spanish Explorer First Sighted
the Pacific Ocean on September
rs, 1918.

On Sent. %, 1913, yasco Nunez de
Balboa had his first peep at the blue
axpanse Of The Pacific ocean, rendrks
The Los Angeles Times. 1t was gained
from the top Of the mountain range at
The lsthmus Of Darien. Four days
inter. on the 29th, he reached the
slopes himself and stood waist deep
in the waters He called it the Great
Sonth sea and he took formal posses
sion in the name OF the king of Spain,
after the manner Of the old-time eX-
plorers. That was the big day In
Balbou's life. He came to the New
World as stowaway and he attained
the title of admiral of the pacillc and
governor of Panama Yet -four years
later he was executed in the public
square at Acla on trumped'up charge
nf treason. Balboa was an adVenturer
with the passions OF the gambler, ;he
lrunknrd and the spendthrlft; vet as
he gathered power and authority he
Indicated prudence, Judgment and fore
sight. lie was a regular scout ana now
California has a delis1tful beach and
a guarded bay named after him. 1t
would he very proper TO call the last
week IN September Balboa week In
This section. for from the discovery
to the possession of the Pacific four
days elapsed.
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WIZ FIthtlIi
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. Alexander Buchanan and little
son Of Boston,, Mass are visiting her
parents, M land Mrs. A. ~ Shepard
Brops scriken. VINO is emoloyed in
Pittsfieid, Mass, is at his home here
Tor few days, ti- .
O The residence OF c. D. Phillips on
Mechanic street has been given fresh
,oat Of paint
Misses Ella and Anna Hanrahan
ave returned from New York city,
where they have been guests Of rela-
ives for q week.
Work on the Mccullough Public Ii
brary is progressing rapidly. The
wiring and plumbing is being done,
rhe building already shows what a
beautiful addition it viii he to the VII.
age.
The attendance contest between
the army and navy, which closed Sun.
lay at the NJ. u. Sunday school re-
suited in a victory for the navy The
defeated army VIII entertain the
layy Monday night. November 22nd.
supper will be served promptly at 6
o'clock. All members and friends
II the Sunday school are invited.
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GET INSURED TO-DAY!

Your time life, home, car, furniture,
etc, have q money value.
Why take chances of loss to yourself
or family?
eau, write or telephone for rates to-
day next week may be too late.
am agent for the John Hancock
Globe Indemnity, Underwater Fire. No
American Accident. and many other old
and reliable insurance companies
Also seller of bonds Notary Public
and agent for real estate.
ROBY ALLEN JONES
offices
savings Bank Bldg. Tel 444-J
Homer
223 Stafford II. Tel. 333-W.
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ARLINGTON

TO-
Mrs. George Rice has returned from
a weeks visit in Troy. .ssr
Mrs. Mary A. Houghton will spend
the winter in Pittsrield, Mass as
usual Ne8i
Mrs. Charles Garfield has gone to
.Phtsfield. Mass, where SHE will pass
the winter with her son,
Mrs. Eaton will spend the winter
With her neice, Mrs. E. c, Woodwork.
Mrs. Eaton passed last winter in Cali
fornia and the summer in West Airing
ton at the old Eaton residence,
sIiss Harlyness who spent the sum-
mer in West Arlington has returned
TO her home in Washington, y. C..
The Music Study class spent very
pleasant Gad profitable evening re-
Gently with Mrs F. B. Patterson
James p. Cullinan, has added to his
garage equipment a one thousand gal
lon gasolene tank. Jim, how could
you do it with gasolene sky-high? 1t
takes nerve when so many things hang
in the balance
r. NJ Leake has closed his residence
here in the village for the winter.
This closed the asst house between
the Rectory and Mr. f. r. Canfield's
on the hill It makes one lonely to
ee so many residents closed, and
reminds us tha winter is upon us.
Never mind, we will keep The Home
Fires Burning until Johnnie comes
home again. This reminds us, where
is the coal to keep the Home Fires
Burning or any other fire burning for
that matter? We are getting worried
over this fuel question The outlook
IS cold and squally. Who's to blame
II blame can be laid to any one? Our
friend Dunlap looks sad and worried
enough as It is, 1t is rumored that he
spends much Of his time around the
station looking for the coal cars which
never come. Hope deferred. maketh
the heart sick, so runs the old wise
saying. Give us coal and see how soon
we win brighten up and smile from
ear to ear Henry don't get weary
N we'll doing. and remember this, no
matter what happens, coal or no coal.
we love you still but also this. if you
want to hold that love throughout all
the future. in the name of suffering
humanity, hurry up that coal. Get it
by parcel post but no you cannot do
that, there's Burleson. No use-give
II up.
Mrs. Leo Grout, Mrs. c. d. Gilchrist
Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. f. B. Pat.
terson and Robert Frost attended the
Y. NJ c. A. reception and entertain
ment at Bennington the other even
ing. These persons constituted the
Arlington delegation from the Poetry
Discussion club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanborn end Mrs
II. A, Limby of Scotia, N. y. Mrs
Frank Whitman of Bennington and
Mrs. Sarah Berry and son Merritt of
Rupert, spent Sunday with John Rob.
inson ana family.
Mrs Charles Hard of Ithaca. N. Y.
rs visiting Mr. and Mrs y. Hard.
Miss Sadie Hard is passing few
days with her sister Mrs Charles
Beyis in Scotia, N, Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-20
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