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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-18

at IL o'clock, sharp, the following
property, to wit: Good iron bed, spring
and mattress, 2 sofas, G good sinks,
good double wardrobe, one-half doz.
cain seated diningroom chairs and
other chairs, antique wool-wheeI, re-
tr1gerator, dough tray and bench, 2
latrobe stoves, good as new; 8 hanging
lamps, large parlor lamp, four small
lamps, lanterns, coal oil heater, 8
burner new coal oil stove, charcoal
iron with attachments; towel racks.
cooking utensils, jugs, chest, 2 cradles,
baby carriage, What-not, book shelves.
stepladder, chair, medicine cup
board, wall pocket, stand, toys, framed
pictures, lard cans, tubs, wash ma
chine, frame for wringer and tubs, ice
saw, clothes horse, hnoleum, rag car
pet, flour barrels, vinegar barrel, side
saddle, and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
Terms of Sale:-All sums of $500
and under, cash; on all sums above
$500 credit of months on notes
with approved security, bearing inter-
est. No property to be removed until
settled for.
HARRY GERMAN,
CHAS. GEIMAN,
febll-St Executors.
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Thursday, February "a, 1927

at my residence, East Main street,
West minister, Md, at 1920 o'clock
MAHOGANY HALL RACK WITH
LARGE MIRROR, Mahogany Parlor
Rockers, Library, Mahogany Table,
LIBRARY jMAH0GNY OR CHERRY
TABLE, a very Antique piece; sever
al Hard Wood Library Rockers;
Ladies' Mahogany Desk and Chair,
Miller's Fireproof Safe, good as, new,
with combination lock; Parlor carpet
or rug, 40 yards; library carpet, So
yards; hall carpet, 151a yards; mat
ting rug, several odd carpets, lot of
lace curtains, 2 pair of portieres, fine
parlor looking glass, with marble
base and gilt frame; CABINET
GRAND PIANO, A. B.sGHASE, NEW
YORK; if not sold prior to day of sale;
oil cooking stove, used only a few
weeks; Fireless Gas Stove, and water
heater; lot of china ware Of all kinds,
glass fruit jars, jelly glasses, and
many useful kitchen utensils; 2 cots,
bed springs, mattress, feather bed,
pillows, table covers, pillow covers.
ALSO A LOT OF LUMBER, consist
LIS u Eat N11ASCs pAAAC SAe@@1hAJ NAANf'S
nut boards, pine boards, mouldings,
weather strip, TRUSTEES, garden and
carpenter tools, iron wheelbarrow,
garden wheeIbarrow, 2 iron hay
racks and trough, feed cutter, grind
ing mill, iron lamp post, flo chicken
coop, brooders, chicken coops and
runs, drinking fountains, feed boxes
and many useful articles for one in the
chicken business; 20-gallon oil tank,
with measures; steel gasoline barrel,
good as new; 12-gallon galvanized
oil can, with spigot; and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms: Cash, on all sums under
$4,000; credit of so days on sums
above $4,000; purchasers giving their
notes with approved security, payable
at The Farmers & Mechanics. National
Bank, Westminster, Nd
OSCAR d. GILBERT.
John w Reaver, auctioneer.
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The undersigned, having sold his
farm will offer at public sale, on
the premises, on the Westminster
State Road, 1 u miles from Manehes-
ster, the following personal property:
Horse and Mule, both good workers;
4 head of Horned GATE, 2 close
springers, one coming fresh in mid
summer; heifer, Brood Sow, Z Shoats,
100 Laying Hens, 2-horse wagon,
home built, 31aI inch tread, IL foot
bed; brand new Ideal Deering binder,
Mccormick mower, Empire grain
drill, Superior corn planter, Hench &
Drumgold corn pillow, Syracuse fur
row plow, i1S-tooth Perry harrow
grain fan, grain cradle, buggy, sleigh,
corn cultivators, shovel plows, grind
stone, scales, forks, :rakes, 2 sets lead
harness, set of double buggy har-
ness and pole, set single harness..
check lines, straps and halters, churn,
No. 2 Sharpless Cream Separator,
Corn by the Barrel, Oats and rye by
the bushel, mattock, scoop shovel,
pick, logs, standard and COW chains
and many other articles not mention
ed.
Terms Of Sale:&All sums of So and
under, cash: on all sums above, So a
credit of months will be given,
purchasers giving their notes with ap :
proved security, bearing interest from
day of sale. 2 per cent off for. cash.
William E. Markell.
John Reaver, auct.
Milton Yingling, clerk. feb11 is
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BROOD sow AND PIGS!

3-hOrse wagon and bed, hay carriage,
hand feed cutter, manure spreader,
good as new, Black Hawk; Deering
binder, good as new, eft. cut; Adri-
ance mower, Albright riding cultiya-
tor, Ontario grain drill, good as new;
1S-tooth lever harrow, No. 40 Oliver
Chilled plow, shovel pillow, buggy,
sleigh, sets lead harness, set buggy
harness, thrible, double and single
trees; shovels, mattocks, chains, forks,
chicken coops, iron Kettles and
stands, meat bench, potatoes, HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
new kitchen range, 10-foot extension
table, sink, 6 kitchen chairs, din
ing chairs, A rockers. large leather
rocker, beds, 2 iron beds and
springs, 2 mating druggets. bureau,
library table, chunk stove, window
blinds, Blue Bell cream separator,
barrel churn, JARED FRUIT, lot of
empty jars, lot dishes, frying pans,
lamps, and other articles.
Terms Of Sale:-On all sums OF 50
and under, cash; on all sums over SIS
a credit of s months will be given,
on note, with approved security, bear
ing interest from day of\sale. 2 per.
cent off for cash. All notes payable
at The Westminster Savings Bank.
JOHN r. WAREHTME.
Claude beppo, auct. fists
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r,ustee's Sale
Valuable Farm
Known as Delilah 1. Gibson Farm, at
Gist, in Carroll Cbunty, nd.

BY virtue of a deed of trust from
DeIiIah I. Gibson and William T. Glib
son, her husband, to Joseph E. Hun
ter, dated January Goth, 1921, and duly
among the Land Records OF
Carroll County, in Lfber e. o. c., No.
1877, the undersigned trustee will
offer at public sale on the premises,
now occpied by Delilah /. Gibson,
near Gist, in Carroll county, State OF
Maryland, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH End, 1921,
at i, O'Clock P. NJ, all that land and
premises described in deed from
Thomas j. Miller to DeiiIah /. Gibson,
dated June 18th, 1919, and recorded
among the land records OF Carroll
County, in Liber E. o. c., No. 1874, folio
346, containing
IS ACRES, 8 ROODS AND 90 SQUARE
PERCHES, improved with a two
story Dwelling House, and other build
ings, situated about one mile south OF
Gist, ON the road between Gist and
Eldersburg, adjoining the lands OF
George Allen and Mrs. Richard Smith
About 10 acres of growing wheat on
the farm will be sold separately.
Possession will be given April 1st
1921.
Also one Super-Six Hudson six cyl
inder, five passenger automobile.
Terms of Sale for Real Estate-One
third cash on day of sale, one-third
in six months and the balance in II
months, the credit payments to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser
with approved security, hearing inter
est from day of sale; or, all cash.
Terms for personal property cash.
JOSEPH e. HUNTER,
Trustee.
Ivan L. Hoff, Attorney. feh4-4t
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2s. A private room in Union Sta
lions.
81. A private box at all theatres,
baseball games, etc.
%. A special pew reserved for him
in whatever church he may care to
attend.
20. Membership in all the most ex-
elusive clubs.
4 so. The right of way wherever he
may be travelling.
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PRIVATE SALE !!
Farm Of 81 Acres

located at Bloom Post Office, adjoining
the lands of Theodore Zimmerman
and H. L. FrizzeIl, and known as the
Levina Prugh property at the Salem
Methodist Church, consisting of a
1O-rocm house, bank barn, new wagon
shed, new hog house.. ana other neces
sary outbui!dings. This porperty must
be sold and possessi m will be given
April /. Anyone interested apply at
the property. ......
=, ARTHUR f. WILL,
Carrier 6,
feb11-tf Westminster. Nd.
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5 HEAD OF HORSES.

Roam horse, coming z years old,
good saddle and lead horse, of good
size; black horse, 10 years old, good
saddle and lead horse, good size; black
mare, coming 5 years DID, good off
side worker, good size; bay mare,
coming years old good off-side
worker and an extra driver; bay
mare, Is years old, good off-side
worker and an extra driver.
HEAD OF DEHORNED CATTLE
Two good milk cows, will be fresh
in September; 2 good heifers, 1 a
springer; good stock bull
35 HEAD OF HOGS.
Six brood sows, 2 will have pigs by
day of sale, the others the latter part
of April. Balance are good thriving
shoats, Berkshire and o. l. C. breed.
weighing from 40 to 80 pounds;
Rhode Island Red chickens by the
pound. 8 farm wagons, one 31A-ton
Ain. tread, good as new; low-down
iron axle wagon, homemade, in good
condition. low down steel wheel
wagon, in good condition; Mccormick
wheat binder, lift cut, with tongue
truck, good as reM;; Acc ormick corn
binder in good condition; Mccormick
corn mower, oft cut, in good condi-
ton; Superior Shoe pressure drill,
in good condition; hay carriages, 20
it. long, good as-new; wagon bed, Is
barrel capacity, good as new; Ideal.
manure 'spreader, Gale corn cuItiva-
tor, good as new No. 501 Syracuse
iron beam ploWs. No. 360 Syracuse
plow, Walter A. Wood hay rake, hay
tedder, spring tooth lever harrows,
one Is teeth, onea15 teeth John Deere
double row corn planter with phos-
plate attachment; a log land roller,
smoothing harrow, log sled, tanning
mill, shovel pillow, 2 single corn work
ers, .9-horse spreader, 2-horse spread
er, 3 and, 4-horse trees, single and
double trees, forks of all kinds, mud
shovel, scoop shovels; Harness-Six
sets front gears, 1 set breechbands, 2
sets check lines, plow line 2 double
reins, flynets, halters, wagon sad
dies, COW and log chants, digging
irons, crow bar, No. 10 De Laval
cream separator, in use for years;
swing churn, small coal stove, dress
ing bureau, and many other articles.
Sale to begin at az O'clock. sharp.
TERMS:-All sums under $500 cash;
credit of 10 months on sums above
$500 on notes with approved securi-
ty: interest from date.
g. e. BOWMAN.
VIM. Warner, Auct.
Herbert Motter & Harry Croft, Clerks
Feb. 1S-2t"
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L. A. Strout
Farm Agency
MILTON A. SULLIVAN, Agent.
81 West Main Street
Westminster, Md.

Special offering. in farms for a
quick buyer:
Farm No. 1, 81 acres. Improved by
2 story, 8 room, brick house; bank
barn 30x48 it., large hay shed 40x4O,
hog house, 8 hen houses, corn house,
smoke house and wash house. Within
1 mile of school, churches, bus line
and state road. Easy terms. Price only
$4,000.
Farm No 2, Is acres. Improved by
2 story, z room, frame house; bank
barn 25x4O, hog house, chicken. house,
corn crib garage, machine shed,
smoke house, wash house, wood house
and spring house. In high state Of Gull
tivation. Land adjoins state road.
Within 8 miles of the City of West
minister. Water for farm is supplied
by springs. Price only S5G00 s9 = i =
The Strout Service is Your Service.
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DUBLIC SALE
4 Of
Live Stock and Farming
Implements

Acting under Power of Attorney
from William o. Petry and Gertie NJ
Petry, his wife, the undersigned, At
torney, will sell at public sale on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a,
at IL o'clock, a. M, sharp, on the farm
of Eugene Greenwood, between Eng
lars Mill and McKinstry's Mill, Car
roll county, the following live stock
and farming implements, namely:
3 YOUNG AND ABLE WORK HORSES
2 STRONG ABLE YOUNG MULES, 6
GOOD COWS, HEIFER, fresh .iby
day Of sale, young helfer, 2 fOur-hOrSe
wagons, with beds and sideb0ardS;
22-foot hay carriage, gas engine, with
wood saw attached: Ohio fodder cut
ter, wind mill, Foraker threshing ma
chine, wood frame spFingtooth har-
row, steel frame. sspringtooth harrow,
Shoe Ontario grain drill, 2 good sulky
plows for corn blowing, 7-foot Os-
borne binder, Deering mower, sled,
good buggy, runabout, 3 walking corn
plows, wood frame harrow, hay fork,
rope and pulleys; lot of wagon har
ness, collars, chains and other small
artlcieS Tor Farming purposes; lot or
milk cans, one-half interest in grow
ing wheat, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale - Cash, or a note
with such security as shall be salts
factory to the undersigned Attorney
at-Law.
Creditors OF William o. Petry and
wife viii please file itenlized state
nenf of account or original mote with
the undersigned attorney on orbefofe
the LAY l0f sale, otherwise they will
not participate in the distribution Of
The proceeds of said sale.
CHARLES o. CLEMSON,
Acting hinder Power of Attorney,
Westminster. I'D.
3. Albert Crawford, auctioneer.
Simrod Bennett and Charles Repp,
Clerks. F11-2tl
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FOURTEEN HEAD OF CATTLE T

consisting of 10 head of mich COWS,
some fresh and some were fresh dur
ing the winter, others are fall COWS;
8 heifers, one bull, large enough for
service, can be registered; one bull
calf, 6 weeks old. can be registered;
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THIRTY HEAD OF HOGS

consisting of brood sows, with pigs
by their side; &c head of shoats, rang
ing from 100 to 125 pounds, Chester
breed
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Milton A. Sullivan, Agent

Bell Phone 21S. -
p. S. HOUSE FOR RENT.
House for sale, $1,000.
Double House for sale, $4,000.
n Acre farm for Rent.
ISL Acre farm for Rent.
100 Acre farm for Rent.
Fire Insurance Solicitor.
Nov. 19-tf
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at IL O'CLOCK the IOIlOWlnS personal
property:
5HEAD OF HORSES
consisting of gray mare, II years old,
good leader and saddle mare, weighs
1475 pounds; Roam mare, years old.
good offwheeIer and saddle mare,
weighs 1900 pounds; Sorrel mare,
years old, good leader and driver, safe
and gentle for woman or child; Bay
horse, rising 4 years old, good off-side
worker and single driver; Bay colt,
will be two years old in May, drives
single and will deYelope speed if
handled right;
IL HEAD OF CATTLE,
consisting of Durham land HoIstine
stock. II mich COWS, some will be
fresh by day of sale, and close spring
ers; 2 heifers, will be fresh by day Ct
sale, 3 bulls, fat bull, 2 stock bulls;
10 sHOATS, 8 BROOD SOWs,
will have pigs by day of s1ae; McCor-
mick binder, 8-foot cut, with truck,
good as new; Mccormick corn binder
nearly new; Osborne mower, in good
condition; 2 four-inch tread Schuttler
wagons, one as good as new,
with bed, 14-feet long, holds
10 barrels of corn; dump cart
double seat runabout, riding corn
plows, Gale and Albright, nearly new;
horse rake, with pole; 2 Syracuse fur
row plows, good as new; single corn
plow, disc harrow, spring harrow,
double A harrow, hay carriage, 10
it. long; 10-hoe Farmers Favorlte
grain drill, in good order; pipe and
roller, good as new; Black Hawk
double row corn planter; winnoWlng
mill, scientific chop mill, 2 sets OF
breechbands, good as new; 2 sets OF
lead harness, set or yankee harness
collars, brides and halters, lines,
wagon saddle, good as newi set OF
cart harness, housings, spreaders'
double trees, triple, trees, single trees
fifth chain and spreader, good as new;
COW and breast chain, butt traces,Jock-
ey sticks, American cream separator
good as new, $50 pounds capacity; NO.
s Gypsy Welcome range, sanitary milk
buckets, milk cans, 8 geese and lot Oh
articles not mentioned.
Terms of SaIe:-All sums OF $40 ana
under, cash; on all sums above $lO
credit of 10, months will be given
giving their notes with
security, bearing interest
from day of sale. No property to De
removed until settled for.
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PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned intending to quit
farming wilIisell at public sale, on the
w. Frank Thomas farm, at Westmin-
ster, on
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PUBLIC SALEt

The undersigned will sell al n.k.
sale where he resides, on the Ana puDlie
Barnes Farm, at TaylorsvilIe, on N's0s
! SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1921,
at 1 o'clock the following property.
4 HEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSES
bay horse, Prince, offside worker
years old, weighs, 1850 pounds: RnoO
horse, Rock, a good saddle horse .
years old, weighs 1900 pounds; Ro.o
horse Harry, works anywhere hitcbed
a good driver, ~ years old, weiebs
1000; black horse, Dick, a good lead
er, will work anywhere hitched !,
years old, weighs 1900 pounds: bav
mule, II years old, weighs 900 pounds.
5 HEAD GOOD MILK COWS.
3M in skein Studebaker wagon, 3-in
skein Lansing wagon, Gin tread with
bed, 1S-ft hay carriage, Osborne Bind.
er, it. cut, in good condition; Deer
ing mower, 6 #. cut, in good order.
Farmers Favorite Grain Drill, Shoe
in good condition; wheel harrow, p,
tooth; iron frame 1S-tooth harrow, Q
walking suIky corn plows, 2 Oliver
chilled seed plows, one No. 40 Xxx g.
horse pillow, and one 2-horse; triple
double and single trees; Harness.
set 3-inch breechbands, 2 sets lead
harness, New Way Gasoline Engine,
311s horse power; surrey. good
as new; rs barrels corn, 20 bushels
of potatoes, and s bushels good clover
seed and many other articles too num-
erous to mention.
Terms: ALI sums of $40, cash; and
all sums over $40, a credit of 6
months will be given, on note, with
approved security. bearing interest
from day of sale. Positively no goods
to be removed until settled for on day
OF sale.
= -. Gain.
AJTof
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FIVE HEAD CATTLE

Fresh Cows calf by side; Cow, coming
fresh in June; Cow, coming fresh in
July; Heifer, coming fresh in May;
Heifer, coming fresh in June;
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PUBLIC SALE
on FRIDAY. MARCH 4th. 1871

The undersigned, having rented his
farm, will sell at public sale n his
farm, in Myers district, Carroll Co.,
Md, on the road leading from Silver
Run to Taneytown, l mile from the
former place, the following personal
DrOnerfv
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THREE HEAD WORK HORSES

Black Horse, weighs 1900 lbs, work
anywhere, aged years; Gray Horse,
weighs 100 TBS, work anywhere,
aged Il years; Black Driving Mare,
aged years;
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SIX HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES

One pair Of black mules, Jennie and
Alice, coming years old, well broken
and one a fine leader. These mules
are very quiet and work fine; Colonel,
a black horse, coming 5 years old,
good size and a good worker; Black
Colt, coming 4 years old, handles nice
and as fine a colt as you will find any
where, will make a fine driver; Harry,
a Black Horse, coming 9 years old,
works anywhere hitched, any child can
drive him; Maud, a bay mare, good
size and a very good strap mare;
Bird, Bay Colt, coming 2 years old;
Percheron of good size, and nice
colt; -.
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Public Sale !!

The subscriber, intending to move
to Baltimore, will sell at Public Sale,
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EXECUTORS' SALE
~ Of
Household Goods

The undersigned will offer at public
sale, on the Taneytown State Road, on
the College Farm, adjoining Western
Maryland College, Il mile from Vest
minister, on
"Wednesday, MARCH 2, 1921
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Public Sale ]!

Having sold my farm, I will-sell at
public sale, where now reside, on
the road leading from the Manchester
State road to Snydersburg, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1921,
az IL a. NJ, sharp, the following ar
ticIes:
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HORSES & MULES

Will receive / car load of OHIO and
INDIANA HORSES by express Friday,
February Is. Have lot of good
Mules on hand and will buy fat Horses
Tor Baltimore market.
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A. c. Hunbert.

J. N. o. Smith, Auct.
Frank Leidy and
los. Hunter. Clerks.
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DUBLIC SALE
l. = Of Valuable -
Personal Property.

The undersigned intending to quit
farming will offer at public sale, on
the David Roop farm, 2 miles south
of UniontoWn, ON the road leading
from UniontoWn to Westminster, on
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IL HEAD OF CATTLE,

consisting of Durham land HoIstine
stock, II mich COWS, some will be
fresh by day of sale, and close spring
ers; 2 heifers, will be fresh by day Ct
sale, bulls, fat bull, 2 stock bulls;
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Wed, March 9Th,
5 HEAD OF HORSES

at II o'clock the following personal
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TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1921,

at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, sharp the follow
ing personal property:
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John w Reaver, auctioneer.
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The undersigned will sell at n,hr
sale where he resides. on the Augustus lls
Barnes Farm, at TaylorsvilIe on n0'tas
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For full information of these prop
critics and many others call to see OF
xx,,.;+o
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Acting under Power of Attorney
from William o. Petry and iGertie NJ
Petry, his wife, the undersigned, At
torney, will sell at public sale on
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WANTED Floor to rooms and
bath in rood location in Bennington
or North Bennington, or small cottage,
unfurnished, Price reasonable. Ans
wer by letter only, Address NJ, S H.,
r. O. Box 40. Bennington ltG
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viii be taken Refreshments will be
served.
Forty-five inch pillow case muslin
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. S. o Tefft was the guest of
Mrs. c. E. Galusha in Bennington
Thursday
Mrs. II. A. Davis who has not
been so well for a few days, is much,
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Bromley
we're guests, Wednesday of Mrs. w. J.
skinner at the home of F. 7. Hunting
tor.
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Lamb, who have
both been suffering with severe colds,
are much better and able to be out
again.
w. T. Teachout agent of the Coun-
ty Farm Bureau was in town Thurs
day and called on several farmers in
| tn s vicinity.
The regular meeting of Valley View