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The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-02

Fresh corn meal pure corn chops.
 $2-O0 per bushel-Thad Butcher. d6 Genco Razoyz, GeEco Homes, Genco
 Razor Strops at HESTERLY'S.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-02
Ims for all makes and sizes oi Kodaks at HESTERLY'S.

Col. A. NJ. Ellswo-..'l will leave this evening for Atlanta, Ga, and other points, to conduct land au:tion saies. Col. Ellsworth is ore of The most widely known lad auctioneers in the country, havhy 'k,ccis- ff about as many lots to rrospecSivs homo builders as the next ore and lis fled of operati ms is bounded ty the two c..sns. Col. EE,w 'rtb has eo,ducted s..les in most o. t., states 1T the un ivi
 FOR SALE-Golden Wyandotte eggs for matching. Selected settings for @. COW. G. flames. 29d6 .Danderine Hair Tonic, 85c, 6ec and $1.0o at HESTERLY'S. Prescott over forty years ago and al ways enjoys a visit with old friends and acquaintances here.
 It's safer to paint than repair. Bet ter use Acme House Paint supplied locally by the Nevada County Hard ware Company. 29d3
 Mr. and Mrs. I. ". Brashear of Sweetwater, Texas arrived in Prescott last night for visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Brashear is the sister of Mr. P. Norman and Mrs A. M. Jones. Mir. Brashear came to scs
 Save the Surface and you Save All'-good advice, so we recommend the use of Acme House Paint.--Ne-l vada County Hardware Go. 29d3.
 Miss Amy Moore, Philomathean and Mir. Red Butler, Garland, will be mar ried Saturday night at H. B. c. All are invited to this rube ceremony Philadelphia Daily News.
 Specialize Thursday-Angel Food Tutti Fruit Ice Cream at HESTER LY'S.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-02

Mir. and Mrs. M. L. Moore and Dr A. S. Buchanan returned last night from Manning where they have been attending the bedside of MT. Moore's sister, Mrs. J. V. Odgen, who is slowly recovering from a serious illness.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-02

FRESH veal chops. corn fed porf and all kinds of fresh meats and gro ceries at Cornelius Meat Market Phone 134. Aids
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-05
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14

4
Oar daca aceasta este situatia
interparlamentara, in ceeace pri-
veste situatia politica din afara de
parliament, partidul pporului Sc
afla in ajunuf zilei cind Sc va creia
Q mare forta political, din toate
partidele democratice 81 taraniste.
Speranta Pc care 0 nutreau 81
averescanii ca 81 liberalii, 81 pc ca
re si-au manifestat-o 81 in presa,
ca federatia din vechiul regat, va
ramihc singura 81 'izolata in par
lament, s'a spulberat Gu totul. In
jurul federated s'au gr,lpat par
tidele taraniste din Basarabia 81
Banat; lar partidul national este
astcptat sa-si spuna cnvantul ho-
tarftor.
In r1ndurile acestor particle, ca
re astazi Sc consfatuesc la acelas
club, Sc agita tot maj multi, ideia
crearii unui mare partid, din con-
topirea tuturora.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14

Sa nu fiji din acei carl zic: Lasa-
ma sd te las, 81 i-al de pc mine cal
omor. NJ te ,certa cu eel ce stu
mai mnlte decit tine nici nu te
mindri, caci mindrului ii sta D.
zeu fmpotriva. (Const. Negruzzi.)
A trecut luna dc cind n am
mai PRINT ziare din tara. = ne-au
uitat, orr STA Writ Aghiuta codi-
ia? O sa vedem!. -.
o banca din vest a facut o sta
tistica in "spe" 81 prezice: :
Din fiecarc suta de barbati IT,
neri sanatosi carl All an 25' ami,
peste patruzeci de ami:
Treizeci 81 sase vor Fl morti,
Unul va fl bogat,
Patru vor avea din ce sa traiasca,
Cinci vor fl siliti sd lucreze ca
sa poata trai, 81
Cincizeci 81 patru vor Fl sustinuti
de rude, prieteni sau institutiuni
caritabile. = Vedeti ell ce preci-
zic prezice? Par'ca lea suflat
spiridus la urechie.
Flammarion, marcle astron0m
francez, a anuntat zilele trecnte ca
eel din planeta Marie lar semna-
leaza catre moi. De bma seama
ca agentiile telegrafice ne-au tras
clapa 81 n 'au transmits, cum ne-au
promis, correspondents pc care am
publlcat-O ell prlvlre la cOmunlca-
tihnea avuta Gu miraculoasa pla-
meta.
Fetcle din New York vor lua
parte la un concurs ca sd Sc vaza
care are glezne mai frnmoase, dar
NH Sc spune daca concursul Sc va
tinca pc strada sar pc PLAZA marii.
Scriitorii canadieni all formal o
asociatie GU scopul de tine limba
engleza pura. = Apa pura Sc OBJ
tine prin fierbere.
De cite orr Sc comite o crima, po-
litia zice ca e pc urmele crimina-
lilcr. = Citi nu tree pc urmele
hr!. -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
AV. II

Din cauza schimbarei in per
sonalul Atelierului tipografic,
alluntan1 -rug1nd onor. Soc.,
Parochii sau persoane private,
crai in ultimul timp ne-au tri-
mes diferite comenzi pentru IT,
parituri, a lua la cunostinta-
ca aceste comenzi vor suferi o
mica fntirziere poate;; totusi,
vom face tot ce va fl Gu pu-
tinta ca ele. .sa nu aduca daune.
ADMIN. ZIARULUI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
A1niralulr Kinkaid mort.

Annapolis. - -Afhiralul Thomas
w. Kinkaid, in etate de 60 de ami,
care de mai multi ami fost insar-
CHAT GU statihnea navals pentru
experiments, della Annapolis, a
murit la spitalul militar din acest
oras, dupa o boala de citeva sap
tamini. Amiralul Kinkaid S a mas
cut in Cincinnati 81 a fost gradual
della academia navala in 1S76.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
Zaharul Sc ieftine;te.

Zaharul "a fncepn sa scada 81
ca rezultat un sindifat format a.
cum de cur1nd fos nimicit. "A
cest sindicat a cnmpjrat SO de va
goane de zahar cn n cent? funtul
eind zaharul a scaz9t la q 81 %
cent.
Alt sindicat a cuhparat 40 de
vagoane Pc 26 de cdhti insa n ARE
ce face Gu el acslm, afara numai tle
al vinde GU pierder|
DR.. r. Roneche, pfescdintele CO.
misiei pentru stabiliIea de preturi,
prezice ca zaharnl 81 va ieftini 81
mai multi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
PARTIDvt vnIoRULUI
Cetim in atria =:

Intiia saptamina parlamentara
adus mai multe surprize nepla-
cute guvernului ca 81 partidelor
vechi ciocoiesti, care constitute in
vechiul rcgat ceeace numim oil
garhie.
Majoritatea pArlafnentara ave-
rescana a dat dovAda in prima
saptamfna a parlamentilui ca este
departe de avea pfegatirea nece-
sara pentru face fata unei lupte
lopitice, att de grele pc care are
so poarte partidul poporului GU
celelalte particle deanOcratice
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14

De cite orr Sc comite o crima, po-
Etia zice ca pc urmele crimina-
lilcr. = Citi nn tree pc urmele
hr!. -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14

NEW YORK. - George White
presedintele campnei in luptele
electorate pentru scpnnul prese-
DENTAL a anuntat ca deputatnl
Frank Doremus din Detroit a fost
numit ca manager al ,campaniei
pentru alegerea lui Cox Roosevelt,
pentru partea de vest
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
Alt ''Ponzi. .


Alt "Ponxi.
BOSTON.-O multime enorma a
alergat la firma '.Old Colony
Foreign Exchange Co." All.
Acaasta companie, organiztaa a.
cum de curfnd a cautat ca sa in.
treaca pc Ponzi, oferind investa-
torilor 100 procente profit dnpa
banii eel vor Anvesta aici, aceasta
in timp de sasc hthi de zile.
= Sc spune ca investatorii vim 81
varsa suite de dolari in aceasta
houa afacere, care si-a inceput o
peratiile acum cind GU afcaerea
lui Ponzi.
Autoritatile ansincepnt imediat
,cercetarile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
INFO|RNAllUN J
Hoover trimite 'ajutoare in
POlonia:?

NEW YORK.-Herbert Hoover
declarat aseara ca GU toata 1nain-
tarea armatei rosii, agentiile pen
tru ajutoare a Comitetului Anne
rican in acea tara, va cohtinua sd
dea ajutor polonilor pima cInd e.
yenimente neprevazute ii va sill ca
sd incete.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14

Un fugitiv de legea recrutarei
sinuCis.
HARTFORD, Conn. - Conrad
T. w. Janke, care s'a predat Luni
politiei din New York ca unul ca
re a evadat legea conscriptiei 81
a fost adus aici aseara, s'a sinucis
spinzur1ndu-se in celula unde a
fost 1nchis.
,Janke a fost de treizeci de ami.
FL fost un cIntaret de cabarete
!, 81 "a registrat in Bridgeport.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14

Parlamentarii avercscani 'au a.
ratat sovaitori ncinitiati. in lucra-
rile parlamentare, naivi, ba lip
siti de experienta politica, cum
sunt in gnajoritate.
S'a vaznt acest lucrp cind a We
nit in discutie fixarea orarului Sc
dintelor. La propunerea opozitiei
de a le tine tot dnpa amiaaa, ma
jotitatea awrcseanx scra ssa' voteze
>pentru, dacS m intervenea un
membrn al ligrvcrnulni; de pc ban
ca ministeriala, carr ! avut ade-
yarata adres4 de 4 npnestare Ia
adresa partizanilor 81.
Aceeasi lipsa de nsauta paria-
mentarS So obsergG y Gu ocazia
alegerii de vicepze ihse u senat,
uhde Ia bslotaj ], I pt candida
'tul eavernuIni, ali aaescu. Il
8Cu.o astfel de ~ tste, guyer-
ndlui mi arzntz y lacreze
pfin ordine NJ ~ tsd6 81
vasat Gu oelsis v ley = 81
MT, un1e to6l g. @ File ~
81 v - ~ n ~ Il IA nrGefa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
Lucratorii della tramvaie din
Cincinnati cistiga.

CINCINNATI, O{ - Lucratoii
della tramvaiele din Orasul Gin
cimnati, Ohio, all cistipat lupta ce
ducea contra compa aniei, 81 ca un
resultat All s'a anuntat ca salarul
lor Sc ridica GU 8 cent? la ora, 81
vor lucra de acum inainte numai
noua ore p Ell, Pima acnm lucrau
cite zece ore.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
Russia in fata foalnetei.

VIBORG, Finlanda. - Invigo.
rati de succesul 81 siguri de infrin-
eerea Poloniei, Russia sovietista
priveste Gu teama la iarna care sc
rapropie 81 care aduce pentru Ell cea
hai neagra mizerie 81 foame. Din
depSrtstul rasarit pima la granita
Finlandei, cam 1900 mile de- te-
fitoriu indisputabil- -spectrul foa-
metei Sc ridica amenintator, scrie
tOrespoHdentnl della Presa asocia-
t6. Aeest correspondent Q caistol
ri pin Rusis din Siberia Ia Via
diyestok dS sci IA Moscoya 81 la
Pttrooidd 'ei tot &c . vaalt . fost
ip6driIs i'lipsafi. Recolta apfosps
- ntl exist6 81 ace6sta este cea mai
lsfes probisnA IN fata carsia st1u
eovietele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
DIN Fl|jjI&|1, & ! 0JNDE|U[UI..
EPIGRxMA
unui Ziorist.

De cind "dragii abonentn"
Pc carr i-ai lun,inat de ":sus"
S'au DIS pc alte meledgnri
Astdsi M mai "scuipi de sus. +"
CIRxBUs.
The Republican journal., 1920-06-17

Mrs. Annie M. Sweetsir of Camden
was in Belfast Tuesday to sell her house
on Spring street to Edwa.d H. Knowlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving L. Perry and Mr..
and Mrs. James C. Durham left Monday
on a weeks auto trip to Moosehead Lake
and vicinity.
have sold for M. r. Knowlton the Brooks
house, so-called, ON Cross and Miller
streets, to Lucy E. Redman of this CITY.
who will occupy it.
Mrs. Powell Clayton of Washington,
D. c., summer resident of Belfast, went
to Chicago last week to attend the Re-
publican Convention as a member of
General Woods party.
The Maine Centennial half dollars, the
souvenir coin of all the years to come,
may be had at any of our local banks for
81 each. They are sold in the interests
of the Centennial fund and are we'll
worth the price.
Mrs. Addie Strout of Gardiner, en-
ployed in the Leonard, Stevens, Bearce
Co. S factory, lost hand bag containing
$50 overheard, when at the Eastern S. S.
wharf last Friday. Several men and boys
tried to locate it. The money was in bills
with the exception of a few dollars in
change.
Misses Esse Piper, and Una Greenlaw,
B. H. s., '18, returned home Saturday
from Montana, where they have been at
tending school and teaching for the past
two years. The former has been in Two
dat and Absarokee and the latter in Laur-
. ell, Mont. Sunday they received numer-
Gus calls from relatives and former class
mates as the beautiful day called many
side
The Navajo Camps for Boys in North
port, of which Orrin j. Dickey of this
city is the manager, will open for the
season July list. The camps will be under
the personal direction of George r. Bouck
! of Yale University. Both cottages and
tents will be used and are beautifully
located. The Belfast Boy Scouts will
! have their annual outing there under the
direction of Mr.. Bouck.
The city schools closed Friday without
their usual formalities, as it was only a
week before that so much time had been
devoted to the Pageant. In the upper
grades only the regular lessons were
heard. At the PIERCE school there were
visitors present and their choruses and
school the grades united in some of the
exercises and choruses at the last of the
period with guests present. All adjourn
ed to the common to enjoy the maypole
dance. Thirty pupils in this school were
not absent during the term. One little
boy, Henry Robbins, had not been tardy
or absent for the year.
Mrs. Cecil Clay, president of the WAL
do County Hospital Aid, has announced
the following committees for the fair to
be held in the Armory Thursday, July
22nd: Fancy work, Mrs. George Ward
well; aprons, Mrs. F. |. Wilson and Mrs.
j. W. Ferguson; mystery table, Mrs. H.
H. Carter; dolls and children's clothing,
Mrs Eugene L. Stevens; food, Mrs. Ev-
erard A. Wilson; 25-cent table, Mrs. R.
P. Coombs; friendship table, Mrs. w. X.
Keene; bags, Mrs. Elmer Small; baskets.
Mrs. o. S. Vickery; flowers, Mrs. Maine
Hills and Mrs. A. M. Lorhrop; candy,
Miss E. Frances Abbott; handkerchiefs,
Mrs. N. A. Read and Mrs. H. L. Kilgore
Tea, ice cream and cake will be served
during the afternoon. In the evening
there will be an entertainment and
dance.
The Republican journal., 1920-06-17
NE News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.

rm /. Luce, Inc, advertises the Vic
,,. Is an deal companion on vacation.
The Central Maine Power Co. adver
H., their Preferred Stock.
...,e Walton offers for sale horse
-9fork and cross-cut saw.
A8stn McKeen has secondhand
f~ tire for sale
aries C Havener and relatives pub
ard of thanks.
Mrs. r. P Hills offers Deering moving
.aoe FOR sale.
g-.rasr ~ Moosehead Lake R. R. Co.
9,sres notice of annual meeting.
III West advertises carload of har-
,.--s sale cheap.
grea D. Jones advertises steel mantle
ms-s which give three times as much
is-t as the common kind.
<.xY York Garment Store advertises a
a. sale of suits, coats, dresses, skirts
md millinery for Friday and Saturday.
Id Colonial Theatre publishes picture
|mcam for the week.
IT,. D.asmore Store advertises mems
TAM Ilng shoes and klaycort sport
|yps low prices; also the Dorothy
saoe.
an. Five, Freedom, advertises pocket
osj.
Thompson x Mcintosh advertise their
AHai ~
# Wariwel advertises motion pic
g- l5nung, etc, at Denslow Hall,
S@oa Springs.
lie DAVIS Sample Shop advertises big
r. as Summer sport coats.
s.y Roberts and relatives publish
ii Of hanks.
BIzel offers Holstein COW fol
SGT bargain.
T. Hanson off rs his residence or
.a avenue for sale at easy terms.
/ Perkins gives notice of arrival OF
"a ieal llour.
4 Foster, IA Main street, adver-
/ MrInce of every description.
/ e,-anowIton Co. offers second.
lre for sale.
| osr If a series of drills was helt
Department Thursday even
street under the direction oil
S DO Shute.
/ Z 105dhue, president of the Main,
.mbers' Associa ton, left Satur
PGSburg, Pa, to attend the nat
Meeting as a delegate from Maine
w base Larrabee OF Belfast, VIII
s5u IN raining in the receiving shil
N-H York, was June 5th transferred
s S, Tennessee.
| tN George H. Darby returned HON
ls. from the Tapley Hospital, wher
had -geived surgical treatment an
a1.. improved in health.
at5st trends of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
aa Ford of Brockton, Mass, former
i Belfast, have received cards an
1'l ag he marriage, June 9th, of thei
S-safsr Carrie Saywood Ford, to jaime
a. aaym0u1 of Brockton.
--- baseball game on Saturday after
ly' between the Fire Department
M The 3. H. S. was a good one with
SGs Of Z to in favor of the latter
il-,ps Foster was of great assistanc
fs boys as he played an excellen
s'l- o. -ud base.
LEX 95RD BIRTHDAY. Mrs. Sarah
@s'como celebrated her 93rd birthda
friday at the home of her son, Perc
-lsecomb, As Miller street, where sh
gwen constant care and attention il
,SV'aa childhood. She was born il
i''s ana her maiden name was Pau
'aNF lie she was a school teacher an
h, 19sl severe affection of age is the fac
Sae cannot read as in former years
U'td IS clearer now on the events @
,.. .'l'eF HE than of present day hap
.rRS She is the widow of the lat
''a1s G. Edgecomb.
The Republican journal., 1920-06-17
Notice Of Annual Meeting
Belfast ( Moosehead Lake R. R. Go.

CLERKS OFFICE,
BELFAST, Me, June IA, 1920.
The stockholders of the above-named
corporation are requested to attend the
annual meeting of the company to be held
at the Court House, Belfast, on Wednes-
day, July 7, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. M, to
act upon the following matter, viz:
1st-To hear and act upon the annual
report of the directors.
2nd-To hear and act upon the report
Of the bond trustees.
3rd-To elect three directors for three
years.
4th-To act upon such other business
as may properly come before said meeting.
3w25 C. w. FREDERICK, Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1920-06-17

CARD UF THANKS
We wish to thank all our friends who
remembered and assisted us in our recent
bereavement; also all who sent beautiful
flowers
CHARLES G. HAvENER,
MRS. EMILY 2. LANE AND Son,
GEO. E. HAVENER AND FAMILY,
MRS. SYLVANUS s. WOOD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16

LOSE CHARTERS
Vermont Concerns Failed
to Meet Requirements
of the State Law
CROSS STATE r. r.
WAS ONE OF THEM
The Charter of That Has
Been Kept Alive Generally
by Montpelier People

The Vermont tax commissioner yes
terday certified to the secretary Of
state the companies that lose their
| charters by one reason or another Cas-
lani Brothers, Inc, of Barre, Capital
| Garage company of Montpelier and
Rutland & Montpelier Railroad com
pany in Montpelier are among those
companies affected. The last named
charter has been kept alive by organ
izations in Montpelier, hoping that
some time the proposed railroad would
be constructed. Generally the Board of
Trade of Montpelier has paid the char
ter fee for the year
The following Is the schedule show
ing names Of unorganized corporations
whose charters were forfeited on April
/, 1920, for failure to file annual char,
ter tax returns and for non payment OF
the annual charter tax:
Bridport Creamery Co, Inc,
Caslani Brothers, Inc.
Il, b, Ellis Co.
Fraternal Order Of Eagles Building
association
r. H. Dillingham; & Sons, Inc.
Hardwick Bobbin Co, Inc.
The schedule showing names Of cor.
porations whose charters were forfeit
ed on April l. 1920, for failure TO file
annual license tax returns and for non.
payment OF the annual license tax
Burke Creamery Co.
Capital Garage Co.
Consolidated Automobile Co, Inc
Deerheld Lumber corporation,
Green Mountain Sanatorium, Inc.
Greystone Realty o., Inc
Henry Medicine Co.
The Improved Stone Tool Co
The Hotel Berwick. Inc
George u Lyons Granite 90.
North Ryegatc Cooperative Cream
cry Go.
Patrons Cooperative Disability as
ISOLATION, Inc.
Remington Furniture Co, Inc.
RicbfQrd Lumber Go.
Rovalton Power Co.
Rutland & Montpelier Railroad 90.
Finland Ice Co., Inc.
st. AIbans Gas Light Co
st. Johnsbury East Creamery Co
South Walden Cooperative Cream
cry association,
Stevens Warner Co, Inc.
Vermont Cereal Co
Vermont Tale Products Co, Inc
Winooski lodge, No. 936, Loyal Order
OF Moose.
Revoked for non payment of tax.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
You are a Stakeholder
in the greatest business
In the World

YOU going to do an act this month whose in
fuence will carry around the world
It will seem simple thing to you-merely max
ing gift in the Interchurch World Campaign
But in Church hospitals all over the country sick
people will be made happier for part of gift will
60 to them
In of chidren's homes supported by the
Church children will have chance.
In China where there is doctor to every 100000
people (America has to- every 712) the Churchs
medical forces will be strengthened and encouraged
who died 1t overhead AT
herse ndyeah elves
rhshoos college wills arey Yourhfe a
gift haHof Amerras udens land
uu
torsl
mewhe cheers
edandwe
ofueW And s
Theses hetensn whnh to Of the
Thesar OF the rmony Church
ehougno long abb tin terms
Let
of
shoudbe The Movement means
hcampsnA unhsa
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World Movement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16

school in Burlington after spending tw,
weeks at the home Of his parents il
Quechee
i Mrs. $. II. French 81 Quechec il
spending q few days il Littleton, y
H.. with relatives
Nrs. Walter Crofts and two children
Of Claremont. n H. have been spend
ing few days with friends in Quechee
DIR. and Mrs Burnett Of Hartford
who have been spending the winter IL
| Florida. returned home Thursday The
many friends Of the doctor and hi.
good wife will be glad to welcome them
back home.
Or. c. W Wortheu left for Toledo
+ o. the latter part of last week. The
doctor has gone TO Toledo for the spe-
cial purpose Of attending a course of
clinics along the line Of general prac-
tice The doctor expects to be home
and resume his practice by Thursday,
April p.
The business manager Of the y. ".
Griffith Moving Picture company, }. a.
Manning, was in town Tuesday. He
informed the people at the Junction
house that Vt was probable that the
actors would be back here the early
part Of May.
Mrs. Roy Arlington Of Amhridge.
Pa, was a guest recently Of Miss Maud
Perrin
DIR. George Rustedt 81 Rutland was
again called to Quechee the other day
to see Nerna Lille. who Is very III.
Arthur Bugbee, who has been work
ING for tx Gov Pingree all winter, has
resigned and has finished his labors for
Mr.. Pingree.
Arthur MofTet Of Hartford broke one
Of his fingers recently.
Mrs. A. T.. Priest Of Templeton,
Mass. i visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Pierce Of Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Pierce and lit
To daughter have returned from visit
ing relatives ~ Warren.
Rev. Elmer T. Blake If Pembroke
y H. will preach at the Second Con-
gregational church IN Hartford Sunday.
April Is. a. q candidate Subject for
the morning service. ~The Challenge II
the Church 10 the Men RI To-day
subject for the evening, The Home,
The Community and the Church.
Mrs George Parker and children 81
West Lebanon are IN Worcester. Mass,
called there by the critical illness Of
Mrs parker's mother
s baby girl. Ruth Virginia. was born
20 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Phelps 81 West Lebanon.
The Ven nonlen place II West Leh- Z
anon located On Fin street has been
purchased bv William Austin. Who in
teras 10 necnny Il n the near future Z
Miss Augusta Palmer q Wilder has T
gone Is - AIhans where she viii /
again take up Esr work e. 4 registered 4
nurse Miss Palmer uas called home /,
'att Norerntter h-rsuer ~ TIE serious 4
.nness - heF mother. Mrs. p q Palm i
Daas C. Meuut, 80 q Mrs . II y