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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
@einnSbeits. Sragcfaiteu.

Onfel Som oils @eiunobeits .gfat.
geber miro in 6ieier Spalte ODER
bricflid Sro9en bon a%ll9emeinem
Sntereiic beantiuorten, Die ii4 ouf
$pgiene, Sanit6tsweien rnb &ranf.
beitsberbinoeruns beaieben. es miro
ibm nidt m0gli6 iein. Sraeen rein
pcrionIider grt at beanttporten, nod
@erorbn1ngen fir einaelne &rant.
beiten au Iieferr. Won ridte ollie
&nfragen an vSeoItb Iobiier." 1914
Gait 2Stb Street, Seem gorf 9th.
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w. B.DICKSON
unb
DR.. B. E.DICKSON
3abn6rste
Sermann, Miiiouri.
Office i'm alten Scrmann SabiHes
8anf @ebduoe. Bbone SO.

on iie nebnten?
$50 oenfit Ou bin, mein Sobn, er,
ipi0erte Ser 9opc. Sd mill sic llbr
nidt. Oh mlBt Tie Dem rehtmGBi
gen Gigentiimer 5uriidgeben.
0uS niir6e i9 mobl idon Inn
flagte Der 8nler, aber er mia liz
nift nebmen.
Soit bu i'm 0enn idon gefragt?
ga Sdterden.
gatrL ipern er iie nidt auriidneb'
men mill, enti6ieO Der 8ope, Damn
fonnit on Tie rubig bebalten unb
braudit Dir meiter feline @epiiiens.
biiie mebr ootiibcr 81 nta6en!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
8e6nlb.

Gs lit @ebul6 elm rol1ber Stroud,
@it Dornen ol[er gnoen,
llnb per inn t1obt, Der merit eS aitd)
gln SiiBen ltnb on Sanoen.
llno oenno9 log id: Sob Die Weib'
Did nimmermebr berbrieBen,
Sei's o1t6 NIT Srinet, ip1t uno friib
Sbn treliIi6 ai begieben.
llrpl6slid miro er iiber Radt
Gein Miiben Dir belobnen,
8enn iiber an ben 9ornen lodt
Gin GtrouB bon Roienfroner.
-8. @odernogeI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
8ie mans niu,mt.

Gin ruiiiI6cr 9auer Itabl benz
8open DGbreno Der 9eidte feline go
ibenubr. Damn fubr ct in Sent Be-
fenntniS ieiner Siinben fort.
8dterden, iaete er, i6 babe ferner
iemanoem cine l1br 9eitobIen, nrb
oos lieet mir nun i6per auf Dem
@emiiien. SD neib nidt, tpns i'd
nit Der llbr anfangeu iol, 8iIit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Berger.

3ic GDnlltaltqlla llnterbaltrmgen
finncu in Berger om 16., II. uno
is, &uli itatt.
Clio (ltc0emonn wllr0e lcbte
8od,o nod ct. 2oltiS ans &ronfenr
belt icinea 6etogten &atcr8, 8m.
Sucocmonn, ger1tfen, ser in fritz
f6cnl 3lIitonOe OarnicOcrlicgt,
Ga9 GrcI6en I'M Berger Bottom
lit 70 3iemlid been0et,
@n1. 6rceie unb @attim bon
@oibington, porcn lette ISOLDE be-
iudapeiie bier,
6rau @m. 2nren5 febrte Iesten
Sonntag nod I6ngerenl 8eiuh bel
bieiigcu &ernonOtcn, lpieber nod ct.
2oui$ 5uriif, -
Sri. Gmilp 8rettbcrit febrte lebte
ISOLDE bon ct. 2olti8 5uriid unO miro
u6breno ocs SommerS bel Den 81
tern ucrmcilen.
GTrou ISohn @ittballs un0 Sodter,
bon ct. 2oris, befnlOen iid 8. 8.
bier bel ibrcn angeb6rigen gu 9e.
tuWt
3te Berger @nnO miro am Cont
tog, Den "a, Slli, III Shues's
@roDe Elm 8icnie nebIt Gon5Oergnils
gen b%eronltolten. am ielben Gage
miro i'm 9oieboa. Barf Elm 8ollIpiel
Itattfin6er.
@uoIO WoSSn1ann mo oeiien
G6meIter, 6ruu sos. Steinmeb, rei'
ften lesten Sonntag nod ct. 2ouis
INN lire @tl,tter gu beiuden, melfc
ernItIid fronf lit.
8m. S%leoenoll1, frlber in Der
ger mobnbaft, liegt in Ieinem Seim
in ct. 2ouis i6per erfronft Oornie.
Der. Serr Sllebemann lit 81 Sabre
oft.
SO. 6inf erntete bon 81 4fer 21C
@tlibeIs 8ei8en o6er ettpo a 8uibe
artm ader.
Reo. @lig. So9eOorn5 Heftor Del
bieiigen fotbl. Stride muroe lest
8ode nod @lton, SI., eerl,fen, hi
er i'm Ra5aretb Seim cine Reibe bon
Ercoieten uno aniprn9cn batter
miro.
9ie Sralen Der ct. 8orls.@ e
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9umOriitii6es

llmgcfebrt. 2ebrer (5u einigen
S6iilerl1. oic mGbrenb OeS Inter
ridtS Iteben): Sicr beiBt e8 crit
Iiten, uno ipern man gefragt miro,
bonn geItonoen. @cinit DIT nidt
a1id, Sons9
S6iiler: gtein. Wein 8oter bot
crit geitanoerL uno MN iiet er.
8 Oieie &inoer! - Grbtontc (3lt
8eiu9): IS frellt MIDI, 9arldep,
DOB on 10 lieb utO nett 81 mir biit.
8aul6en: go, Der 8opo bat &C.
ioet, mir miiiien bid gut bebonbeln.
@ltt geio9t. - Irat (5ur 8atten'
TIM: Cine leidte Sour in aorlsbob
miro Die fleinen 8eidneroen, Die lid
bel Sbnen int 8inter eineeIteqt bo'
ben, in Die Sll1dt iaeen, unb Sbr
Srdr,lein Sodter lon BORT ebenfaas,
5lpor feline Sur 9cbrm16en, aber -
lie ii6 MAIDEN ~lniielt.
Grit re6t ni6tS. - @otte. Omit
Der Srau berotenb): S8os iollen mil
mn nit unierem Sobn MAIDEN, bel
&erl bot nidt fir fiinf Bfenntge I'm
tcrnebmrngs9eiit, 10 8or feinen SIM
pulls.
Satin: SD bdhte bolt, es ipar'
oas tliigite, nenn er bciratcte.
@ntte: Sea, 90 b~erliert er Dos
Iebte biiierl Courage nod bolit1n
big.
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Talidcs Nicicn.

@ic oltf Oos S6nel5cn Der 9tnie,
10 lit olt6 olli bos Nielen 5u odten.
Qus 10 oft geiibtG l%tnterOritfen 6eS
gtieien8 fiibrt n6ntli6 leidt 5t Cinem
tim 10 Deftigcren Nl1sbrltdc, scr
Damn meiit bel gei6loiicnem Whtnbc
ourd, Die 9}aie binour6 CrioIgt.
Scbr oft miro babel S9leim uirp.
0ur6 sic Obrtrompete ms Mittcls
DIR qeI6latOcrt. Sober Meni6 iolls
te babcr miiien, 6oB 9tieien ME bel
gci6loiicncm Mtltnbe erfolgen bari.
SG1tfigeS NiesbeoiirfniS ~beionOcr8
ntprgenS friib ODER beiln @efieI Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oOer beimt &c6iel
Der &0rperbaltung, muB, pie Gr5tltd
bebauptct miro, tets Serbadt altf
Scri6mellln9 Ser gtaieni6lcimbartt
ODER oltf lttgelpDbnli6e g(bionoerltnQ
in ser Stale erregen. gtiesfrdmpft
ober gar iin0 ItetS elm 3etfen elmer
crfronften NoiG, bic ie cher ie beiict
elmer entipredenOen Gr8tliden 9e
bonolltng r~1,ter5ogen miro, me5bolI
man bierauf odteu rtnb Sen @r5t
oltfill6en ioll,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Shlaafertia.

Der &omifer 8efmom erbielt bel
elmer EiiAgcieDifait ieinen Slat
amiid)en Den S6peltern Iugl1lte unf
Charlotte Sagn o~n9cpieien.
Gr berbeltgte iid ge9en ieinC
Sii6no6borinnen unS iugte idnu,n.
5eIn6.
3miI6en q. Sogn mo 6. Sogu
fam man MIR nit %. Sogn" (Se.
bagcn) iiten!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Sn afrifo, 10 leien mir, toitet cine
6rar ieBt adt &iibe, itatt luie friiber
MIR bier. alio ot6 an benz bun.
felIten Ifrifo" lit ser @eItfrieg NIT
ieiner ollgenleinen Ebelterun9 nidt
lpurloS boriiber gegongen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Neue 4n5eigen
Mutton.

Undergraduate miro in ibrer Bob.
lluttg ON Der meItl. 5. StraBe, am
Samstas, ben 16. Snli,
1 ubr no9mittags, FOL.
genoes peri0nli6e @igentbltm an oen
MeiItbietenOen b%erfaufen:
Bedroom Get, Davenport, Dining.
room &iid &leioeri6ranf, 8 Seis.
ofen, &o6ofen, &obloloferL 8llspno.
rem, Stiible, S9orfelitiible, Eeppi6
unO onOere Nrtifel 5t 8ablreid TIM
ale at benennen.
8eoinglneen: 9aar.
SRI. @mtIp 8icIe,
&ermanrl, Dto.
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nmi6ret6cn.

&orl Ser GinfGltigc frogte ieit,en
@ofnarren:
@ollcn mir tQniden?
Nein, MoicitGt, Qob Der Nnrr sur
g(nttuort.
8iiroeit Ou Oi6 oenn id6men,
&6nig SIT iein? irogtc Ser Serri6er
erital1nt.
9os nidt. crpiocrtc iein SpoB.
modcr, obcr ih DilrOe MIDI zines
iol9en Horren i66mcn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Niemano fam inns Dapor ifilBen,
Sab mir bier im CONNER i9lpisen.
llno atd I'M S6atten flieBt Der
SdweiB,
8enn uniere Come brenllt 10 beib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

sSam ono @geS" nit 3ugaben
foiten iebt mieoer, nie Dor 6em &rie.
&c, % Gents. 8o2-Nidt bier, mo-
tiirli6, iouOern in SOabo ltnO Siio-
9ofOtu, mic Elm 8edfelblatt beri9.
tet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Shifting Gears" is the unique
name which Bob Finch, world student,
orator, takes for the subject of an
address which sis different" Finch
chats, laughs, acts, and otherwise en-
tertains his audience the while he
stirs them with a gripping challenge
to gear their efforts to their oppor-
tunities."
Hermann Chautauqua August 20-24.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Ser alte Sater itrei6t ben Bart,
Gr liebt elm &Gb6ert jung unO 5art;
gSunOeri60n miro gtadtS bo8 flingen
@enn Die 5mei 6uiommen niingen:"
nWtisalt.all sult sollltlt1b."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

@emiiie 2eute errei6en crit reft
ni6tS, menn iie it'd ouf ben &opf
itellen, = oenn Der fam auf feinen
6au nit ibren 8einen fonfltrierer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Ntein Sprii6lein bciBt: Iltf Soft
bertrolt', arbeite brao uno leh'
9enolt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
ST mein announcement obae.
lanfen pber lGnft
es a6
m Snli
mSnIi

60 froge iih ieoer, Der ieine
3eitltng Our6 Die BoIt erbGIt.
Ser abreB5ettel 9ibt genoiI
on, biz gu neldem @onot Dos
Announcement beSoblt lit. I'm
cine rnterbreduns in Der gu.
%ienoung Der 3eitung gu permei.
ben, eriuden mir Inn prompte
@inIen6une bes announcements.
8etrages, Ole forttpGbreno Itei.
genoen Grsgoben I'M 3eitltngS.
geiaGft, bor alem oie inner.
i6ningli6en Bopierpreiie, be.
oingen Die prompte 3obIung al.
Ter gfbonnenteneeIber.
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Die San6obnc.

S60n lit sic &oie,
bic SlnbertblGttrige,
Die Itol5e So Srance,
Die @loirc De 9iion.
Die 5Grtlif 6ltften6e
Gecroiel
8 0ieie Roiel
9(ber id0n aud lit Die 8Obnc,
bic oidc 8obnc,
Die Soubobne.
Aufredt Itcbt iie 90
ouf ioitigem Stcngel,
fctt un6 poorig g~efieOert,
llno sic 8Iiitenl
3 mic Orftenl
SiiB lit oic @lilte,
iiiBer 0ie 6rlldtl
Define MIR 6oS Crime @emoh!
@ic cine Sllngfrolt
i6nlie9t iie ben WeiBen Seib
IN Den 5ortcn Sloltm,
meih mic Der Somunt,
ser oen 9emont unidlieBt.
glber i9oner nod lit bic gObne,
Die oide 9obne,
Die Soubobne,
penn tic, Dem beiBen 8abe,
weiBidimmerno entItiegen,
NIT Acknowledgment Butter
1tno 8eteriilie
reidli6 beipiilt,
Dem SreunOe id be1,t!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

gu picl pcrlangt. - &arilm nit
tet benn ser Sinterrfcrno5' 10 iebr?
@r IoG WtitgIieb Der freiWiligen
Seliernebr mer6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

&erlHugt: etuu 100 9ter 8oto.
lollO cntlono Oc5 @o$conooe GSGuiies.
g.. Rief, &crntor1n, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
SdlcdJtcs ScgriffspcrmGgen.

SuJikuDtIS
Ser &itterglttsbeiieer bon .. fam
nod Berlin uro belufte abenbs nit
einem Sreltnb sen Sirius.
gr beiorgte bic 9iaettc. 8or Der
Safe itonoen 5iemIi6 bel 2ellte, ga
sic goriteI1tn9 gIei6 beginner iol1te,
aber ser frGftige 2anoDirt botte raid
feline 5tpei 2ogenplGbe erobert.
Soft iei 9arf, iagte er, ols tic iid
iettcn, 0as mar Elm ctliges @eorGnge
an Ser 8oiiel
glS sic 8orite1ltng beinabe ibr
GnOe crreidt bot, io9te bon 3. plos'
lid gu ieinem SreunO:
3onnerlretter! SD babe meme
8rieftai6e berlorenl
,3ltn &llfud, perIebt Der an0crc,
iie miro Dir 9eitoblcn morOen lem!
S6on m0gli6, erwi0ert Ser Outs.
better. &iclleidt gcraOe por6in in
Dem @cbr1nge an Der &oiie.
SoIt ou Oenn ni6ts geipiirt--oaB
sir iemano in Die Soide griff9
Son 8. beiinnt iid einen altgen.
blid, Damn erflGrt er:
God, bod - i6 erinnere mid
icBt oel,tli6 - freilid babc id cine
Sallo in meiner Eai6e gelaiirt, aber
i6 oafte, e8 iei meme eigene!
3eitbilo. - Sol,riit (tn einem
8irtSballs angefommen): Sid, Sral,
@irtin, i6 babe einen &ieienbunger,
fam id ettpos @utes befommen?
8irtin: Sa, mein @ott, lieber
Scrr, nit ben, giien piro's geraoe
nift beionbers m1sieben, bieletdt
Elm paor Gier. @ber BoItfarten mil
gnIidt boben mir 5cbn Sorten.
gu bicl berlangt. 8arilm mi
tct benn Ser Sinterltfcrno5' 10 iebrf
Gr 5nn mitnIipA Acr freimiQider
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3nr geadtnna!

3n oerfaufen: y@car.bribe" &il.
maltfee MGbmaidine, MIR a Snbre
gcbrar6t. q. 8.. O6Sner, Scr.
mann, 500.
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@orrieiert bon
Gssers 1iains 60.

Gy an5eieen i'm 8oIfsbIott brtu-
gen grfole.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
WEST CORNWALL
(Mrs. Kate L. Taylor, Correspondent

(Mrs. Kate L. Taylor, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob DeLeeuw are
at L. DeWitt's for an indefinite stay.
w, s. l. Spaulding left Wednesday
morning to visit friends in Milton, Pa
Mrs H. Thomas has returned to
her home in Pennsylvania after visit
ing here for a week.
Miss Irene Wimmett is at her home
here, summoned by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Arthur Wimmett
Little Helen Watt is improving slow
" and her mother Mrs Beatrice Watt
opened her school in No. Monday
morning.
Miss Bernice Delphia is i'll at Car
roll Morse's where she has been EN-
ployed for several weeks. Her sister
Marjorie is caring for her
Mrs. S. S. Benedict and little daugh-
ter Kate, spent last week at the capt.
tai with her parents Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor and Mrs. A. w. Foote
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Murray are
the parents of a daughter, Lillian Ehz-
abeth. born early Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Murray was Lizzie Moran.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
WHITING NEWS
(Mrs. L. A. Webster, Correspondent

(Mrs. L. A. Webster. Correspondent
Arthur Lewis of Rutland was the
guest of his people this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Aines entertain
ed friends at their home Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Inez Aver of Leicester spent
Saturday and Sunday at F. c. Raw
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ], Foster of Rut-
land were over Sunday guests of their
daughter Mrs E. N. Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Waite, who have
been in Hartford, Conn, since Octo-
Der, returned to their home here Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Waite announce
the marriage of their daughter Martha
B. to Earl W. Moore, February 9th, in
Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Emery Patnode attended
the tenth anniversary of the marriage
OF Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sawyer in
Sudbury Tuesday evening
Mrs. E. A. Baldwin visited her
daughter Mrs. H. E. Seward in Rut-
land and went from there to New Ha-
ven, Conn, to spend several months
with another daughter, Mrs. J. Nc
Carly.
The Valentine social given by the
Willing Workers" Sunday School
class at the home of their teacher Miss
Eta Rawson Saturday evening was
successful and a tidy sum realized for
the class.
The oyster supper and entertainment
provided by the Mems Club Tuesday
evening was a great success The re-
ceipts were fftv dollars. The supper
was prepared and served by the "col-
ored gentlemen" of the town who GER
tainly treated the audience white.
They were seated at the tables to the
tune of plantation songs. The program
featured monologues, stories and local
hits, the last being especially enjoyed
by all.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
BRDPORT NEWS
(Miss Mary Bennett, Correspondent

miss Mary Bennett. Correspondent
Mrs Melvin Wilkinson is seriously
il with grippe.
N. w. Russell, who has been i'll for
several days, is thought to be improv-
ing.
Mrs, S. !. Cooke is visiting at the
home OF her son Thomas Cooke OF
Shoreham.
G. d. Payne, Town Representative
in 1919, spent several days last week
in Montpelier
Mrs, c. 7. Barbour returned Monday
with Mr.. Barbour to Montpelier where
she will spend two weeks.
A card party will be held at Grange
Hall Wednesday evening. Supper will
be served at half past seven o'clock.
Mrs. W. A. Walker returned Sunday
from ten days visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Booth of Vergen-
mes
Mrs. J. H. Howe and Mrs. ]. G..
Sunderland went Thursday to spend a
few days with Mrs. c. J. Barbour in
Montpelier
Rev. Hervey Gulck read his letter of
resignation as pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday morning to take
effect June Goth.
R. B. Myrick, who has been helping
in the store of his brother H. T. My
rick of Middlebury for two weeks, re-
turned home Saturday.
A Grange meeting will be held Tues
day evening. An interesting program
commemorative of Washington's Birth
day is being prepared by Master
George Conn and Overseer H. R.
Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Newton went
Saturday to Salisbury to see Mr.. New
tons mother who is very i'll. While
there Mr.. Newton was taken i'll with
iaundice and is unable to return home.
Mrs Newton is staying with him.
Donald Fletcher, who has been in a
training school of the American Radia- |
tor Company at Buffalo, N. Y, for
several weeks, has been sent to Kansas |
City, Kan, where he is junior sales
man for that Company.
Mrs. L. R. Florey entertained four
little girls Saturday afternoon at Val
entine party for her sister Miss Flea
nor LAUDER and Miss Elizabeth Brown,
both Of Middlebury, who were her
guests over Sunday Games were play
ed and dainty refreshments served.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18

ellis disposition to favor the adoption
of the Honor System in examinations
was revealed at Tuesdays meeting
of the Undergraduate Association in
Hepburn Hall President Darby an
nounced that the Council had already
discussed the idea and that some ac-
ton had been taken by the Faculty.
The motion OF S P Davis '2l to petit
tion the college administration for a
postponement OF the Spring Recess un-
til Mar. %, was passed by the mems
body after it had been amended to as
sure no conflict with the training plans
of the baseball or track coaches
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
CORNWALL NEWS


Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bourdeau are
parents of a son born February II.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet at the church parlors March
8 at 10 a. m, instead of February "a.
School No. 7 was closed during the
week while the teacher Mrs Newton
is in Salisbury caring for her husband
who is ill.,
The Whatsoever" we're entertained
on Wednesday at the church parlors
by Miss Addie Parkhill, Mrs. E. H.
Harris and Mrs L. V. Fisher Lunch
con was served at noon
Special meetings to be held during
next week as mentioned in last weeks
issue will be as follows: Monday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Warner. Tuesday evening Path
er end Son" banquet at church parlors,
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Cobb, Thursday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sperry and Fri
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee Dewitt at West Cornwall.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
LEICESTER NEWS

(MrS. Alice J. Fiske. Correspondent
Mrs. Tom BLY, was a business visit
or in Middlebury Thursday.
Mrs. Lenora Morse has been con-
fined to her house by illness, but is
much improved.
Mrs. Ed. Landon was the guest OF
her sister Mrs. Kerry Taylor of Rut-
land last Wednesday,
Burt Ryder was in Burlington last
Wednesday to visit his son, Nathan
at the Mary Fletcher hospital
The six children of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Johnson of Fernville are con-
fined to their home, suffering with
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Barker and two
daughters of Jerusalem have returned
from visiting Mr.. and Mrs Pearl
Greene in Whiting.
Miss Beatrice Leno has returned to
her home in Middlebury after an ex-
tended visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Ryder
Mrs. John Swinington and son Ly-
onel, were in Middlebury on Tuesday
to seek medical advice for the latter
who is suffering with severe headaches.
Mrs. Amelia Lennert, who was taken
to the City hospital in Rutland several
weeks ago, has been removed to the
Convalescence house on Crescent street
in the same city.
Nathan Ryder underwent a second
surgical operation on his knee last
Monday morning at the Mary Fletcher
hospital where he has been for the past
fortnight.
Mrs. John Swinington and Mrs.
Georgianna Bachelor were in Rut-
land last week to attend the Rutland
County assemblage Of Kings Daugh-
tiers which convened in that city.
The Pentecostal prayer meeting con-
vened Wednesday evening at the Ma
pies. A large company was present.
There are to be no revival meetings at
present as helper is not available.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Oliver enter
tanned the meeting Of the Farm Bureau
at their spacious home Thursday eve
ming. There were many members and
guests present. Clyde Smith OF the
Ayrshire Breeders Association Of Bran
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
SUDBURY
(Mrs. E. W. Parent, Correspondent

| NMIS' e W. dlCutt NOAACopOuuChII
Roy Newton visited friends in
Springfield last week
Dr.. George Rustedt OF Rutland Wis
tied his sister Mrs Anna Ketcham re-
Gently
Mrs Elva Whittemore has returned
from Burlington.
William Upper has been on a visit
to his daughters Mrs. George Griffin
and Mrs. Grace Bucklin in Brandon.
Miss Harriet A. Ackerly, home de-
monstration agent, held meeting at
Mrs John Bucklin's Tuesday after
noon Plans were made for 1921.
Miss Edith Thomas of Brandon
spent the weekend with Mrs. E. w.
Parent
George Hornbeck visited his wife
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
lington Tuesday
A G. end c. w. Jones are filling the
ice house connected with their milk
plant
Representative John Mulcahy of
Montpelier returned Monday after
spending a few days at his home here
son was porn to Mr. ana MIS-
Smith Germond, jr, Tuesday
The Athletic club of Forestdale will
put on a minstrel show in the town hall
Friday evening, February %, under
the auspices OF the Sudbury Public
Library
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sawyer gave a
party to their friends in the town hall
Tuesday evening on the occasion of
their 10Th wedding anniversary. Cards
and dancing were enjoyed and refresh
ments served. The following furnished
a musical program: Mrs. Arthur Pat
node, piano, Shoreham; Emery Pat
node, clarinet, Whiting; Mrs. c. W.
Jones, piano; Wyman Graves, violin
and Miss Fanny Mason, Mrs. Harold
Selleck and Roy Newton rendered
songs
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
SHOREHAM NEWS

Many farmers in Shoreham have
joined together for the cooperative
marketing Of eggs. Mrs. Harley Clark
has been chosen manager. The eggs
are brought to her on Monday and
Tuesday. On the following day she
ships them all to the city markets.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18

don gave a very interesting address to
the men. and Miss Charlotte Pierpont
of Burlington, a state worker, talked to
the women. The host and hostess serv-
ed refreshments during the social hour
which followed the addresses.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18

Cheer up Though some transpoIta-
ton rates have increased, it's the same
old price for the annual joy-rde on the
Earth around the Sun.
Uncle Philander
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
SALISBURY NEWS

(Mrs. c. A. Bump, Correspondent
Mrs. A. !. Reach has returned from
a ten DAYS stay in Canada.
Will Dyer, Town Representative
was at home for the weekend.
Itha Sheppard and Ernest Curler oil
Bristol spent Sunday at c. ]. Kings
ley's.
Mr., and Mrs. Leland Stone and
daughter Ruth OF Cornwall, were at her
sisters Mrs. George Whitney Sunday
Mrs Annabel Wood and son OF
Cohoes, N. Y. have returned home
after visiting at Frank Severy's for
several weeks.
Rev. David Reid and Mrs. Mary
Hamilton went today to Poultney to
attend the meeting of the Trogan and
Zeta Beta societies to be held tonight.
UNDERGRADUATE ASSN TO
CONSIDER HONOR SYSTEM
Indication of the the Student Coun-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

George Tulley, a member Of the
Freshman class at Middlebury College,
has been pledged by the Chi Psi Fra
ternity. Mr.. Tulley is a graduate of
Middlebury High School in the class
Of tOn
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
Slightly Off

whats this 'proletariat' read
about in the papers, Nike
ITS what the cowboys use to ketch
wild horses, We ignoramus Exchange
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-02-11
Naturally, Every Girl Wants
Jack Tar Toys

you can wear them with pride for
~ehool. sports and everyday wear.
because they are always stylish and
good looking. You can wear them with
satisfaction because the! are q lesson
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