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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-28

MIS- Bula fudy OF lnarlestoWn, n
H., is spending few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Fred II. Perkins, of Union
street.
Rosalinda, the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Markham, who has
marked resemblance to Mary Pick
ford has attracted considerable at
tention. She was discovered by the
Photoplay Co., who are producing films
in this vicinity. She was employed by
them to smile in front of their camera
few times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller and daughter,
Edna, of Doreester Center, Mass were
called here Saturday on account of the
serious illness of their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Gerald Hudson, of Maple
street.
Rev II. l.. Thornton returned from
a trip to Rockville, Conn, Thursday.
Mrs. Emily Fuller Hudson, the
wife of Gerald Hudson, died at the
Mary Hitchcock hospital, Hanover, late
Tuesday night. The body was taken
to her home in Dorchester Center,
Mass, where the funeral was held Fri
day.
Mrs. V. NJ. Sheldon of Schenectady.
n Y, is visiting her daughters, Mrs.
II ID. Rector and Mrs. Harold Swanson.
on Hazen street.
The Woodstock Manufacturing Co.,
Inc, has purchased of Henry l.. Howe
his sawniill business at South Pomfret, |
including the logs and lumber at the |
mill and about 100000 feet of stand
ing timber, an estimated total of about !
100000 feet of lumber The sale also
includes teams and other equipment |
Mr.. Howe agrees not to re-enter lum
Der business within II miles of Wood
stock. The mill is to be sold and the
timber brought to the plant of the
Manufacturing Co.. here
The Windsor county fair manage
ment of Woodstock has secured a large
tent. l30x60 feet, to house the auto
mobile exhibit during the coming fair.
A very interesting game of baseball
was played on the Lebanon baseball
grounds Friday afternoon before 4
very small number of folks between
Windsor and Lebanon The score was
~ in favor of Lebanon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. KILLING.
Molly, Mrs. NJ. X Brown and Carroll
button are on an automobile trip
through the northern part of the state
and in portion of New York state
and they are expected home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Fortier are the
parents Of baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Wheeler. who
have been on few weeks trip to Chi
cago and Urbana. Ill.,, returned recently
and brought with them Professor !
Rodger Adams and wife. who will $
spend short vacation with them. Mrs. Q
Adams is Mr.. and Mrs. wheeler's i
daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Renahan have c
into their home a little baby {
girl. which was born Thursday. 5
George w. Smith Of Smith & Son. a
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CARE OF THE BABY
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Art in Creating Demand Even for Cats.
How cruel, remarked the old lady
as she watched the trimming of the
hair on cats train. The cat evidently
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-15
WESTFORD

uuiet but very pretty wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
f, B. Smith Wednesday January 7
when their daughter. Florence
Calkins, and George Allen of Mil
ton were united in marriage by the Rev.
w. w. White. After the ceremony re-
freshments were served and the happy
couple started off for a weeks honey
moon.
The Fortnightly club will meet Satur-
day with Mrs, f. A. Petty.-There will
he meetings of both the Federated
Church society and the Congregational
Church on Saturday. January A.-Mr. and
Mrs, George Allen. who were married
January at the home of the brides
parents. Mr., and Mrs +. r Smith. re-
turned Sunday from a trip to Boston and
have now gone to their home In Milton
The school on Osgood Hin was closed
last week on account of the Illness of
the teacher, Miss Mary I4aselton. Fred
Rico is carrying on tho farm recently
occupied by Ferris Phelps. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Campbell are assisting him.
The local Milk Producers association
met January and elected George Stuart
president and Edgar Grow secretary and
treasurer.
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STARKSBORO

p. T. Brown has moved to his farm re-
Gently purchased of his father, Ira Brown.
James Stokes, who 10 to work for p. T.
Brown has moved into the house vacated
by him.-Mr. and Mrs Fay Stokes visited
at $. Hll's in Lincoln rec.ntly.--CGrl, son
of Harry Falleck, Is i'll with pneumonia.
oliver Steadman of East Ban nard visited
his mother, Mrs. o. G. Steadman. last
week.-Miss Jane Bickford visited at Will
liam. Hull's in Bristol last week.-The
Good Will Bible class will hold Il sale
and social at the town hall Tuesday eve
ming. January 30. There will be a program
and superior. Emo was in town last
week testing Out of f. T. Buffers dairy
of 81, eleven were condemned and none
from James Casey's. Nearby, but in. the
town of Bristol those of George Ladeau
and Ralph burlington were tested None
were condemned from Ladeau's and only
one in Puring s.-Mr. and Mrs. T. W..
Newton spent Sunday at A. w. Norton
in Bristlo.-F NJ. Walston Is in very poor
health.-Anson II. Eddy is working a.
A. Il. Cliffords.-
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CHARLOTTE

The many friends of Meader Gervia,
who has been seriously Ill for the past
four months, will he glad to learn that
he has so far recovered his health as to
he able TO visit his daughter, Mrs. George
Grassett.-Dana Mollson and daughter
Ida Mayo, have gone to California to
spend the winter.-Gecrge Edgerton of
Quechee Gulf visited his home here last
Sunday Albert Shortsleoves has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
recovering from an observation-disclosures II.
Lewis has moved to his new home which
he purchased from Cora Williams
Walter Parker is building a large addi-
ton to his house on North avenue.-Mrs.
Emma Wilson and daughter of Middle
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sturgeon.
Mrs G. r. Horsford has gone to Detroit,
Mich, to visit friends-Miss Marie Guick
of Morrisvile spent the weekend with
Mrs. Mary Farr.-Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
williams and family start this week for
California.-Miss Emma Leavenworth is
visiting relatives in Winoosk.-The choir
rehearsal and community meeting is on
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs ]. S. williams and all the
teachers in the Sunday school are invited
to meet at the same time.
Miss Laura Whalley, who has been In
Washington, D. c., the past two years
was called home by the serious Illness
of her mother, Mrs. r. G.. Whalley.
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SALISBURY

Rol'in Whitney returned - his school
at Ashburnham. Mass.. Surday.-Mrs.
c. A. Beach of Vergcnnes was a week.
end guest at lie home of A. D. Beach,
Mrs. Hamilton was a business visitor in
Middlebury Monday.-AIrs. Il. Noyes
ia stil confined to the house b. Illness
Miss Alice Farmer returned u her studies
in the Rutland Business College Monday
after n two weeks vacation.--The ladies
Of the local Red Cross enjoyed 4 banquet
at the nome of Mrs. NJ. H. Kelsey.--Mrs
Cora Kingsley is confined to the house
with a severe cold.-1'hc regular mid
week prayer meeting will be held in the
vestry of the Congregational Church
Thursday evening,-The Salisbury Farm
ers' club is invited to meet with the
East Mlddlebury club at East Middlebury
Thursday evening.-Mrs George Noyes,
who recently had a slight shock, is some
what better--Frad Sampson reports that
he has a job in Hartford. Conn. selling
and installing automobiles supplies and
accessories.--E. L. Kelley recently pur-
chased the 12-acrc swamp lot belonging
to o. NJ. and c. A. Bump. This piece is
nearly all first growth and a valuable
piece
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-15
EAST CHARLOTTE

Mrs. Henry Claxton is having an at
tack OF the grip.-Brayton Clark has sold
his farm to Frank Pelky of Fletcher who
will take possession the fifteenth OF this
month.The school at Baptist Corners
opened Monday, Miss Anna Hayes filling
the vacancy made by the resignation of
Miss Marjorie Cassidy.-The school
taught by Miss Carrie Miles Ia closed this
week to enable Miss Miles to attend the
Inter-Church convention at Poughkeep-
sic. y. Y-Miss Genevieve IIorsford and
Miss Marian Horsford, who have been
I'll are improving Mrs. Sarah Horsford
who has been III for some weeks, is
slowly failing-Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Clark are moving this week to Shelburne
Mrs. Guy Baldwin and son, Roderc,
spent Sunday in Burlington.-E II. Love-
land, the county agent, held a neighhor-
hood meeting at the home of Leon Prin-
die Thursday afternoon and at tho home
of George Hazard Thursday evening. the
subject under discussion being farm ac-
counts.-Grace and Mildred Baldwin are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. George Hazard.
Mrs Lyman Devoid of Monkton is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Devoid,-Wilfred
Desautels has resumed blacksmith
work, doing the work at his home.
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ficials and her parents notified. They at
once started for Rouses Point to take
her back to her home in Ticonderoga, N.
f.-Thcre will be a meeting of Otter
Creek Lodge, No. %, knights of Pythias,
In the Battcll block Friday evening at
eight o'clock.-At the mid-week prayer
meeting In the vestry of the Congrega-
tional Church this evening the topic for
discussion will be studies in the He
hrcw's prophet. Micah" The discus
sion IN the topic will be lead by Prof.
Edward u. Collins and a general invita-
ton Is cXtendcd.-Mrs. James Il. Merkel
and daughter Miss Susan Merkel, have
returned to Brooklyn, n. V. after a Wis.,
II of several weeks IN hIiidlcbury and
vioinity.--John g.. Green and philip G..
Green of Ea,.sto:, =. l.. AFRO ~ town and
expect to remain here 81" the rest Of
the winter ani Mrs. Francis y.
Wrightly Of trJ'u3b1ro, are in town for
few wcekg.-Eicr i'airchtld and Thomas
Bclknap, Nto havs b,cn employed in
Mddlobury for "a year. have returned to
Brattlctoto.-Dr. Il. c. Flarg is moving
from the pr. Martin house on North
Pleasant street to the Gorham hou5c on
Main atiect.--The open quarterly confer
once Is to be hold IN the Methodist
Church this evening beginning at $3.50
with Il supper followed by the business
sessio.. or the conference. All members
o: the church and congregation are in
vi;od to attend both the supper and con-
ference The prayer meeting at tho
Methodist Church viii be held Friday
evening Of this week. At tho close, Will
cccar the election OF the lay delegates
to the lay oloetorel conference in Sara
toga in ApTll
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Winooski Post, No. II, American Legion,
at Its meeting Wednesday January 7
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Post commander, Leo Abair;
Vlcc-post commander. Lawyence McGrath;
adjutant Leo Emery; historian, Walter
Smyle; chaplain, Charles Ladue; finance
oiicer' Edmund l.. Desautcls. The post
was found to be in good financial stand
ing and George II. Horton was elected
past post commander in recognition Of
MS enorts OF making the post success.
Theresa Burhana was arrested January
Z by chief of Police Barber for a
breach OF the peace. Theresa had got into
an argument with one of her neighbors,
cormela, Augusta, and according to the
witnesses OF the argument Theresa pull
cd razor from her pocket and made two
or three passes at Mrs Augusta. but at
each pass she missed her mark. The razor
was taken from Theresa by John Bran
don, the owner of the block where she
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LINCOLN

Austin Baslow of this town and Miss
Dorothy Riley of Ripton were married at
the Baptist parsonage Saturday evening
by the Rev. Arnot Dexter.-George Will
liams received a severe scalp wound Fri
day by being hit with a piece of ice while
working in the yard of the Bristol Rail-
road company. He was taken to the
home of Glenn JaCkman and DR.. II. l..
Williamson called to dress the wound
George wilkins of Ferrisburg was a
recent visitor at the home of Daniel Orvis.
L. r. Jackman was in Warren on bust
ness Thursday Mrs. Jane Merrill is in
Rutland with her nephew Dr. b. D.
Colby.-Mrs. Ralph Sargent has returned
from visit to her brother. Walter
Morgan in Ludlow. Her mother, Mrs
Mary Morgan, who has been spending
several weeks there. returned with her
Narney's orchestra will furnish music for
the dance to be given Friday evening in
Jackman and Garland's hall.-Walter
Clark has employment with Vesper
Thompson of Starksboro for the season. -
The Industrial will hold an all days meet
ing Thursday at the home of Mrs John
Benton.-A meeting of the Farmers club
was he'd Monday evening at the home of
Mahlon Purinton.
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ESSEX CENTER

Carroll L. Stone and Miss Flosse May
Parrot. both of Colchester, were united
In marriage at the parsonage Saturday
evening by the Rev. G. c. Wescott
pastor of the Federated Church. -Veryl
and Vonnie Dart Of the University of
Vermont spent the Weekend with their
parents here. Remember the social dance
Friday evening at the town hall given by
the fifth and sixth year classes of the
high school. Caldwelrs orchestra will
furnish music for an attractive program
of dances The united choir is requested
to bear In mind the date of the weekly
choir practice at the teacherage Thurs
day evening at 7:3o.-Victoria Morrow
spent the weekend in town.-The home
economies department at the high school
began serving hot noon lunches to sup
plement the dinner pail lunch. The price
the past week has been three cents per
person as In former years but It has
been found necessary to raise the price
to four cents In order to meet the cost OF
materially Missionary society met
Tuesday afternoon this week.-The
outlook club met AZ Mrs. \.
NJ Whitton's Wednesday afternoon.-A
special collection will be taken AT tho
regular session of the Federated Sun
day-school next Sunday morning for the
purpose Of defraying the expenses of
eauipping the membership and absentee
secretaries of the Sunday-school with
supplies for the year. Members of the
Sunday school are asked 10 either bring
an unusually large contribution or send
1t to Miss Luella Myers, secretary and
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RICHMOND

Miss Isabel Whitcomb of Essex juno
ton is the guest OF Miss Mae Green
\ reception was given TO Mr.. and Mrs.
+. j. Chpurse by the high school pupils
Friday evening followed by dancing.
The school orchestra furnished music
Miss Grace Gleason has returned from
Il two weeks stay with friends in New
York city.-Nerne Green of Whitehall.
y. Y. is spending a few days with his
mother. Mrs. Marcia Green.-Mr. and
Mrs Louis Charland have returned from
business trip to New York
The young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cannon is seriously ill.-Mary.
the young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
.Adna Terrien. who has been seriously
i'll, is improving Mrs Marie Douglas
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. F..
Douglas over Sunday.-At the annual
Red Cross meeting, held at c. Fl. Pino's
Thursday evening. the same officers We're
reelected, with II. +. Rand. l.. +. Doug
las and j. w. Berry as the executive COM
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Mrs. @. r. Brush.-At n meeting held AZ
the residence Of the Rev G. r. BrusltI
on Wednesday Jan a literary society
was organized with the election of thd|
following officers: President, the Rev. G.
X. Brush; vice president, Mrs. Henry
Tracey; secretary, Mrs. James S. Norton.
Meetings will be held on the first andI
third Wednesday evenings Of the month.
The Ladies' Improvement society of the|
Methodist Episcopal Church held It's an
nual meeting with Mrs g. ~ Roberts,
and elected officers. The treasurer's re-
port of 1919 was read and receipts show
s1loll received from socials entertain
ments, etc. The sale netted the society
s13s. Tho following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. b. c. Marsette; vice.
president, Mrs. W. w. Irish; secretary.
Mrs. w. NJ. Webster; treasurer, Mrs.
Mary Gates.
The annual meeting Of Trinity parish
was held Monday evening preceded by al
supper at $50 O'Clock At the meeting
the vestrynen for the year were elected
as follows James Watson Webb. Orville
Spear. Robert Ockert. John J. Collamer,
Irving n. Deyett, Or. W. s. Webb. DR..
w. H. Mitchell, Alfred Ockert. David ~.
Tower and James l.. Minall The vestry-
men met at the close of the parish meet
ing and organized as follows: Senior war;
den. James Watson Webb (appointed by
the PASTOR; Junior warden, John ]. Col
lamer; secretary, David y. Tower;
treasurer, Irving II. Deyett; auditor,
James L. Mnall Delegates to the an
nual convention at Brattleboro were
elected as follows: James Watson Webb.
Robert Ockert, James Minall; alternates,
John j. Collemer, David n Tower Irving
| II. Deyett A committee was appointed
to make plans for more definite church
work along the lines % of church at
tendance, (2) religious education and 80
4 community service. The committee is as
follows: d y. Tower Mrs. G. r. Brush,
| Mrs Curtis Page, Miss Laura Collamer,
Mrs Walter Wells and Leon Pollard.
/ Tonight the NJ. W. A. basketball team
will tackle the Y. NJ. II. A. at Shelburne.
The Shelburne boys feel very jubilenr
over winning the first home game of the
season when they defeated the Catholic
Social Union Saturday night by the score
of is to 90, But the y. VI. H. A. as a much
tougher proposition as it is made up of
a bunch of big husky fellows and all good
shots. They are called the fastest in
dependent team in Burlington The game
will sure be worth going for to see. Game
called at eight O'Clock
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JERICHO CENTER

Died at his home in this village Sun
day, January II, Frederick A. Fuller,
aged II years. Funeral at the house
Wednesday 1890 a. m, with burial at
West Bolton.
r. a. Fuller, who died Sunday after
noon about one O'Clock. was II years
and nearly eight months old. Although
he had been in failing health for years,
he was confined to the house but a few
weeks and to his bed but ten days. Ever
of an active disposition and sympathetic
nature he was esteemed one of the most
helpful residents of the neighborhood.
His home place was a model of thrift,
neatness and order. to which his friend
Illness. humor and generous hospitality.
drew many visitors, while his ready aid
to those who were in any trouble. espe-
cally in cases of sickness or death will
long be remembered His seat in church
or at the social meetings of the church
was never vacant when he was able to
be there. On January IL, 1862, at the
age of 10, he enlisted as a soldier in the
Civil War. in Company r, Seventh Regi
ment. He re-enlisted February 16, 1864,
serving nearly through the entire war.
In 1867 he married Miss Alice Bicknell,
who died in 1882, leaving two daughters,
Grace and Gertrude. In 1884 he married
Miss Martha Cushing. who alone survives
him, his daughters having both died pre-
viously. The funeral service was held at
his late home Wednesday morning at ten
o'clock with burial at West Bolton be-
side his first wife and daughters.
Mrs. F. NJ Stiles went to Enosburg
Falls Saturday on account of the illness
of her sister, Mrs. Whitney.-Mrs. Clyde
Wilder has taken her daughter, Freda. to
the Proctor hospital for treatment by
specialists for the effects of nfantile
paralysis.-Thomas Moran, who has been
confined to his bed several days. is now
able to be about. Mrs Moran, who has
been very i'll for weeks, is slowly improv-
| ing.-The Social Service club met with
Mrs. Higgins on Friday The program
was largely musical and was interesting.
! After the program, the ladies We're sur
prised by the serving of dainty lunch
prepared by Mrs. Higgins. who expects
! to be away for the remainder of the win
/ ter.-The Christian Endeavor society
met Wednesday evening the parson-
age The program included music in
charge of Mrs. Malzard, refreshments, and
a general good time The boys of the
| pastors church class are invited to meet
at the same place Saturday evening 1t
/ is proposed that the mid-week meetings
OF the church will be held for a while
/ in private homes instead OF at the parish
! use.-The library will be open every
| Wednesday afternoon, as usual, but will
be in charge of different ladies in the
village In the absence of Mrs Hart
on account of Ill health, Miss Maize
Ransom. Mrs. Irving Thompson and Miss
Dessa Bolger have given most accept
/ a blp
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Caledonia County
HARDWICK

Horace fow,n died at the hospital Jan.
G. Mr., Gowen is survived by his wife
and two sons, Roy Of Bakersfield and
Paul of Waterbury. The follow
ing Officers for lIardw!cl Grange
have been elected for 1920; Master,
Harry Hogaboom; overscer, Ralph FAR;
secretary. Alice Hogaboom; treasurer,
lionel Hill; Chaplain. Ida Hare; lecturer,
Lizzie Paul; steward, Kenneth Conrad
lady assistant steward Ruth Farr gate
Keeper, Wendall Farr Ceres, Sadie Long
more; Pomona. Lucinda Paul; Flora,
Doris BridSnan. The officers were in
stalled January S-Jamcs Cruickshanll
was arrester by officer Rand Ian. 8 for
violation of probation. Cruickshank was
arrested some time ago for non-support
and was ordered by the court to pay $50
"a week for the support Of his family,
which he has failed to do He will serve
from four to six months in Windsor. lie
Is stone cutter by trade
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ADDISON

Some attended the farm bureau meet
ing in Middlebury Wedne sday.-The an
nual telephone meeting was held Monday
at the secretary, s. f.. Smth-The old
folks dance is to be held January a.
Raymond Bristol, the census enumerator.
is in town taking the census.-Mrs. c. L.
Mclean has been spending few days
in Vergennes with her sister. Mrs. n. L..
Jenkins, who is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Smith attended the funeral of Mrs. +. A.
Nichols of Bridport.-Howard and Archie
Clark went to Monkton Monday, where
they are to get out cedar posts.-Martin
Dixie of Vergennes, a former resident
here, is very i'll at his home with typhoid
fever-Mrs. S. T.. Smith is ill.-Mrs.
Myron Smith spent last week in Cornwall
with her sister, Mrs. Hamblin
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WALTHAM

The n. S. club met with Mrs. P. W
Otis January s and sewed for the Nc
Cabe family, recently burned oht-Tho
children of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ward are
improving from their recent illness.-Mrs.
=. w. Otis passed the Weekend with
her sister Mrs. Walter Lee. in Ferris
burg. Ten dollars was received at the
soca, given by Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Jack
man at their home Thursday evening to
be used toward the salary of the public
health nurge.-Mrs +. c. Ward has re-
turned to her horne from Crosse Point
where she was called by the Illness Of her
little grandson, Arthur Booth.-Mr. and
Mrs. p. w Otis and Mrs. A. G. Wright
attended the farm bureau meeting In
Middlebury last Wednesday.
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GEORGIA

Floyd Brooks has returned from visit
with friends and relatives in Lowell and
Springfield. Mass.-Mrs. NJ. o. Bragg is
ill.-Mrs. King of Windsor is visiting her
son, DR.. j. S. KinE.-Mr. and Mrs Ward
Post installed the officers at Lakeside
Grange January 12.-Mrs. Harold Perry
has returned to Waterville after passing
few days with her sister Mrs. l.. r.
Perry.-The Misses Sadie and Laura
WILDER were unable to return to their
respective schools because Of mumps.-
The annual Grange banquet will be held
at the town hall, Friday evening,
January l6. II. Hale Nye will act as
POSTMASTER Lakeside Grange will be
the guests.-Schools in the Center did not
open because of so many cases of humps
in the vicinity.