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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07
STATE OF UTAH
COUNTY OF CACHE
NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELEC-
TIoN, CACHE COUNTY,
STATE OF UTAH,
JUNE z, 1924

PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN. that,
Whereas. pursuant to the consti-
tuition and the laws of the State OF
Utah. and by an order made. entered
and recorded of record by the Board
of County Commissioners OF Cache
County, Utah. at a meeting OF the
said Board of County Commissioners
lawfully held on the End day of May.
1921, the said Board of COM
missioners determined that the in
terests of the county require II and
the Board of County Commissioners
of the county deem IL expedient and
necessary for the particular purpose
of raising funds to defray the ex-
pense of laying Gut. C'tctlng, con-
g.ruct!cs, iEapGOriAS AID maintain
ing the herein1t'ar specifically de-.
scribed public reads and highways
within the county of Cache and
State of Utah, outside Of incorporate
cities. including the expense OF grav-
el, matchmaking, paving and ic-
pairing the same, and including the
expense of erecting all necessary crl-
verts and bridges therein ana there
on.
NOW THEREFORE, PUBLIC NO
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that n
special election will be held within
the limits of Cache County, Utah, on
Tuesday, the 7th day of June,
1921, for the purpose of submitting
to such qualified voters of said coun-
ty as shall have paid a property tax
therein in the year next preceding
the said election, the following Ques-
ton:
Shall negotiable coupon
bonds OF Cache County. State of
Utah. In the sum OF 100000
payable in not 10 exceed twenty
years from the date of their is
suance, bearing interest at the
rate of not TO exceed six per
cent per annum, interest pay
able semi-annually, be issued
and sold by tha-pBard Of County
Commissioners. OF Cache county
for the particular purpose Of
defraying the expense of laying
out, erecting. constructing, inn
proving and maintaining the
following specifically described
public roads and highways with
in the County of Cache, State
of Utah, outside OF incorporat-
ed cities, including the expense OF
grayeling, matchmaking and
paving the same and including
the expense OF erecting al necc5-
sary culverts and bridges there
In and thereon, towit:
STATE ROAD, from Smithfield L
Lewiston, 10,5 miles.
STATE ROAD, from Wellsville L
South County line, 6S miles.
STATE ROAD. from Lewiston 4
Idaho line, 25 miles.
COUNTY ROAD from Cross Roads
20 Idaho line, 81 miles.
COUNTY ROAD, from Cornish L
State Road AZ miles.
COUNTY ROAD, from State Roat
At Andrew Hycr's corner In Lewis
ton TO Charleston via Of Trenton, ]!
miles.
COUNTY ROAD, from Trenton t
, Amalga, Z miles.
COUNTY ROAD, from SmithtielI
10 Newton. SIS miles.
COUNTY ROAD. from Amalga e
State Highway, via Benson, z miles
COUNTY ROAD. from Benson I,
Ballard, SIS miles.
COUNTY ROAD, from Newton I,
Mendon, 10 miles.
COUNTY ROAD, from Mendon 4
, Wellsyllle, Sc miles.
COUNTY ROAD, from Newton
/ Mendon Road TO West County Line
! SO miles. ..
COUNTY ROAD, from Logan 4
. Newton Mendon Road (cowlanel
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Yssate OF Hcdda Laree ClawsoH,
siesn2scd.
Cr,dltors viii present claims Win
-Snurbars 10 the undersigned AZ ms
residence in Hyrum Precinct ~
Vcache county, state of Utah. on Ir
I'd lore the 25th day of June y ..
IL
FSate OF first pt'!!rad"n ~
..nt. A. ID. 10 I.
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iTihIitfs'or.
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Attornyy. Adv s -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07
NOTICE
Before The Board Of County Com
misioners Cache County. State
OF Utah

In the Matter of the Organization OF
Drainage District to be Known as
The Cache County Drainage Dis
trict No. 1. in Cache County, State
OF Utah.
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Referee IN Bankruptcy

ONsncrd,
Miss Violet Chandler, who IL can
didnte for comfy school superintcn-
dent has requested The Torchllgm not
10 refer 20 her friends Who are help
Ing her III her campalrn as he sup
portcrs. '--ATkHDsAs Thomas Cat
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ThG BEsT COUCH MEDICINE

When . drusgist tinos ttat his
customers all spesA we'll u e,r.
tain preparation, ne forms Q gs,d
opinion Of Il aid whoa In nssd II
such q medicine 10 almost certain 10
use Il himself and In his famlu
This d why % many drsssists us
and recommend chsmber.sin's Cough
Remedy. J. b. Jonss. q well knows
druggist Of cubrunt Ky. sAys. 7
have used chamberlain's Cough Rem.
sdy in my family for the past seven
years and have found Il TO be To.
best cough medicine I have eve
Known" Az
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LOGAN PRECINCT NO. &c. w
Watson. A. l.. Cole and Andreas Pet
ersen, at Logan Garage
LOGAN PRECINCT NO. IL. H.
Bankhead. Alfred Picot and George
Torgenson at Fourth ward meeting
house
! LOGAN PRECINCT NO. s.-John
o. Peterson. T. O. Lowe and Thomas
Poultef. German meeting house
LOGAN PRECINCT NO o.--PPcd
Scholes. J.iH. Watkins Jr.. and John
II. Rosengreen, Seventh ward meet
Ing house.
LOGAN PRECINCT NO. 1O.--A.
BurIas. George MeCulioch and Got
lib Smith, at the Webster school.
MT. STERLING PRECINCT
Robert W. Garrett. James Milton ana
janice Cooper at meeting house.
| MT. HOME PRECINCT--R Robert
L. Allen, Albert Day and Roy Eskel-
son, at Albert Days home.
| MENDON PRECINCT--Thomas
Muir, Mormon Burd and II. q. Whit
ney at meeting house.
/ MELVILLE PRECINCT--Eugens
Johnson, Joseph Rasmussen and
Martin Olsen at meeting house.
I NEWTON PRECINCT-Lorenzo
Larsen, John E Griffin and l..
George Clark. at meeting house.
| NORTH LOGAN PRECINCT
Godfrey Weyernan, C. NJ. Nelson and
l.. +. Wilhelm at meeting house.
! PETERSBoRO PRECINCT NO. J..
w. II. Griffin Jr. John Barker and
Edward DAZZLE, at Cache Junction
bank.
PETERsBoRo PRECINCT NO. 2.
Hans Anderson. orson @. Kidman
and o. l.. Peterson ut the school
house.
PROVIDENCE PRECINcr--Geo.
Marler. f. P. Hansen and Jacob r.
Fuhriman at Town Hail.
PARADISE PRECINCT-D. NJ.
Bickmore. J. E. Thomas and John
WEIGH at school house.
RICHMOND PRECINCT NO. L.
Geo. o. Webb. w. Paul Merrill and
A. L. Harris, at City Hall.
RICHMOND PRECINCT no. a.
F. A. Bair. A. C Fisher and NJ +.
Bullen, at Scandinavian Hall.
RIVER HEIGHTS PRECINCT
lLehi Olsen. John Wood and Chris
titan Barfuss. at melting house.
RIVERSIDE PRECINCT-Wii--
liam Homer, A. V. Reese and Jona-
than Smith. at school house.
| STEPHENSON PRECINCT. w
Marler, william Haslam and L. 3.
Westover at school house.
SMITHFIELD PRECINCT NO. l.
James W. Peterson, George Rom
ney Jr.. and p. p. Bingham Jr. at
Court House.
SMITHFIELD PRECINCT NO q,
James ]. Meikle. w. c. Grifiths and
r. II. Smith at Anderson and Sons
Lumber Co.
TRENTON PRECINCT-H. ].
Houser. ]. f. Andrews and Charles
G. Wood at Commercial room.
WELLSvILLE PRECINCT NO. l..
Frank Maughan, William Garrett
and John A. Leishman at Wellsvilie
dance hall.
wELLsvILI.E PRECINCT NO. 2.
Howard Leatham, William Will
hanson and Levi Cooper Sr. at city
hall.
WHEELER PRECINCT-w. A.
Boman. Ell. Blair and w. r.. Rigby
at meeting house.
In Witness Whereof. the Board OF
County Commissioners of Cache
: County, State OF Utah. has caused
: this notice to be published and post
ed as requied by law, this End day
oil May. 1921
: II. A. THEURER,
Chairman of the oBard OF
County Commissioners, OF
2 Cache County, Utah.
4 |
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NOTICE no CREDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
CACHE COUNTY STATE OF
ETAH.
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SPECIAL BOND ELECTION HELD
IN CACHE COUNTY. STATE OF
UTAH. ON THE It'll DAY or
JUNE, 1921.
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LEGAL NOTICES

CoNsuH The County Clerk
On The Respective Sign.
ers For Further InfOrma.
tion.
Probate And Guardianship
Notice
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08
GOSHEN

One Of the large coons that has been
living In the vicinity Of Happy Valley
was captured Saturday night. He
IS pounds and his fur was very
handsome. The old fellow had been in
other escapades evidently, for the toes
on one OF his big paws were missing. j
A j. Randall was in Groton, Friday,
brin sing home several head of Guernsey
Gait for q Goshen da.ryman.
The subject for the Sunday morning
sermon was taken from the life of the
Psalmist DAVID. The minister is a gifted
story teller. The Christmas story told
was a true incident that happened in the
west. It was about Little One Eye, a
child OF an Indian chief. Three of the
strongest threads in the incidents that
helped the child to surmount a. handicap
and difficulties was missions and the
browning virtue. love Another thought
was how God speaks TO His children now.
There will be p Christmas story by the
pastor on each Of the remaining Sundays
during December.
There was good attendance at the
Y. P. S. C. E. meeting Sunday evening,
the last conservation meeting Of the year
There was a business meeting for the
annual election. The social hour and
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08
NEED GIRF AND COURAGE
TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS

ANY person who has the courage and
grit to go through with the cure can
be cured of tuberculosis,ii says General
EDWARDS IN speaking of the annual
Christmas seal sale. He added, there
is no work of humanity nearer my heart,
and l believe that tuberculosis could be
absolutely stamped out of this country in
ten years if the people were only in ear
hest about it,
General Clarence R. Edwards, the well
loved Daddy of the Yankee Division,
himse + fought the battle of tuberculosis
for nine months in 1906. He was sent
to the army hospital at Fort Bayard.
New Mexico, and for a time it looked as
if his. career as an army officer might
be doomed. A life of absolute obedi-
ence in which the doctors were his su-
perior officers was responsible for his
winning the battle and coming out VIC
torious
General Edwards IS an inspiration to
those suffering with tuberculosis. His
is an example Of strong, brave American
manhood and absolutely proves that a
man may be of service to his country in
spite of the fact that he has had tuber-
culosis. He treated the disease in time
and then was good sport enough to
obey the rules Of the game.
Il hope every stout-hearted lad who
/ is with the Yankee Division, as well as
| every ex-service man. will go to the
| front in this fight and help by buying
I Christmas Health Sea to the limit,
! It is fitting that Connecticut Ameri-
can Legion posts have taken up the
! campaign to sell the seals because the
| money raised IN this state is largely ex
| pended for the relief oE the World wa,
veterans who are i'll with tuberculosis
In New Haven, last year, the legion
post sold the seals and turned the pro
caeds over to the Visiting Nurse asso
citation for its tuberculosis nursing. Tn
| tuberculosis nurses have discovered AM
treated ninety-five former service mer
VINO are i'll with the disease in that cit
alone. In Bridgeport. ITorriugton and
several other cities, the legion post.
have co-operated in the campaign.
With the money raised in the sea
sale this year, It is possible that the If,
Of soma service men nay be saved
| which viii prove equally ss valuable
to his country as that OF General Ed
wards has been.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08

concert has been prepared under direction
of Mss Jesse Utter. the urea or = n .
and en- II d re-t0r. The program viii IN
cluLe. Part I-Inet-uTnz ntal, Ave Ma
r.. Gounod; violin. Gallo, piano. organ
chorus. so-- Of the Vikings. Flaming
mae or.a-te.: RCD Sere-a5e, Sp'cke' 90
Courtsli3. Thayer; Mcssrs- Coleman
Grey. koe5, Brown; instrumental.
AClgia, Felcz: within. Gallo, piano. or
an: so--aao solo. Mrs. Ralph koelo;
ca5rus wynken Blynken AM Nod, NsVsn-
Part II-Izstruze-tal Trio. Dyson, VI
olin. piano. organ sol- and chorus, Tho
Dawn OF Love. FTin-i. by Mrs koe.o and
women's chorus; bass solo, \ Red. Req
Rose. Has.ine: TIE Dream Cano". Squire
C;sorga W. Dunbar: chorus. The Beat
mans G odnight, schira; mae quartet.
Annie Laurie. Brci: chorus, TIE VII
| lage Blacksmith. Noyes-
! Frank j. lutte Of Boston. is visiting
for few days at his home on West
Broad street.
| ". II. Cas-v was in New London Tues
/ day on a business trip.
Micha J B-isco !. OF surn7nerTilia' y
!. has returned to his home aSter SEND
ing few days with his sister On sill
JUDGE H.roert " Rstt5un was bus
ness caller in Providence early IN tho
| week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08
SToNINGTON

The furnishing Of mix ans cracker
to the Iupils in the grade schools h-r
has begin again. This is to De keps u >
during the winter and s3r-n5 season. 10
half pint bottles OF mill being usel. Tt
children who wish Z. be furnished the
food carry four cents eacn the DAY befor.
they are served.
The members of the Merry Mails SER
ing class which is he'd every Satuldsg
afternoon in the Conmu:i. hall, we &
given buttons at tie las meeting for be
ing perfect in attendance. Tne phys ca
culture part Of the program was ind
tie tirect.on of Miss Marguerite Clam
berlain.
The several departments OF the Bib
sch.oi of the First Baptis; church are
hold their Christmas festival Tu-sts-
Dece. 81, the cradle roll AID primary de
partments in the afternoon and The eide
classes in the evening.
The American Legion plans to ho'd ;
dance in the Borough hall
Mrs. Harry f. II II is s-f1st utiug
teacher in the S-onington school.
]. I. Maxscn, Jr.. o. East Orange. y
j., vice Cresident and secretary q Z
jeTnall Fuel Saver, was recent call
here.
Miss Elizabeth Finlay of Potter II
has been here visi ing her sister. Mrs.
Benjamin Adams.
Mrs. William Thompson OF Ashswa
has been q visitors here with relativ
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Maryland .
New York have been recent visitors her,
Mrs. Ira Palmer was a caller in NJ.
London Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08
VIII LIN ANTIC

parents she leaves a brother, Daniel
Rourke Of this city.
The funeral of Miss Mary L. Young
was held Wednesday afternoon al
o'clock from her home No sS3 Main
street, Rev. Harry S. MacCready sofflciat-
ing. The bearers were George and Gill
bert Young, Peter Legacy and Clinton
Rood. a conmittal service was read at
the grave IN WElimantic cemetery by
Rev Mr.. McCready. The killourey
Brothers were IN charge Of the arrange
uaents.
Funeral services fer Miss Emma G.
Nelson were held "Wednesday morning at
sac o'clock from her home, No. 2s2
Pleasant street. In the solemn hlg!h
requiem mass In St. Mary's church at 9
o'clock the ce.ebrant was Rev. ]. ]. Pap
p:ion, the deacon, Rey. ]. ]. Tyler, and
the sub-deacon, Rev. HoTmisdas Belize.
As the body was borne into tho church
Miss Eva Dion and Conrad Dubec sang
Nearer, MY Cod to Thae. AT the offertory
Joseph F. Gaudreau sang Pie Jesu and
sor a waiting hymn, LHeure Breve was
sung by Lodia Fortier. Soloists during
the me Sc were Mrs Hormisdas Dion, and
Miss Florence Carter. Mrs. Joseph F
Gaudreau was at the organ. At the grave
in St. Joseph's cenetery the committal
service was read by Father Psppi,on
assisted by Father Tyler and Father
Belize. The bearers. SIX nephews of Mss
| Mo:son, were Leo, Albert eoa Jerome
| Pichie, Arthur Dubreuil, William Ro,
barge and Antonio Cote. Relatives ant
| friends were present from WoorF0aket.
Boston, New York, Danie.son, Eitchburg
Providence and Putnam.
WiIIimantic won its duclrin mattel
| Wednesday night on the home alleys b.
taking two out of there games from tn
| Danielson rollers. The scores:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08

Miss Grace D. Wheeler of stonington
Vt is6--aee 30 " c 49, 1I-e- ~ col
c'etv At its rrAo+irr this Thursday ewes
ing at o'clock in the library hal. her
Mss Wheeler IS interesting as a s2ea-ier'
and is an authority on local history Sae
wrote the popular Homes Of Our Ances-
tons, on Stoa nstoa, C--n." of which tn
first edition is comp -e-ely sold and the
book still in constant demand.
at the last meeting of the Norwich
chamber Of commerce, R. W. Perkins, re
ceiver of the Shore Line Street Railway
c-upany e1prs ssed the hoce that a steam
operated motor trolley car Id sool be
running between Norwich and Westerly
In the superior court for washinrtos-
county, Elizabeth S. Hoxie of Main
street was granted a divorce firm John
P. HoxIe of Ashaway on the groun's Of
cruelty and was given the custody Of her
minor child.
The entertainment conducted by the
Y.P. S. c. Z. of Pawca .u-k Congregation
al church proved a big su.cc IS, the yes
try being hiled. The principal entertain
er Of the everfng was Profess Harrell
Of Boston, magician and novelty nu7i-
clan, whose varied assortment of trick
and musical numbers were WEI received
The program was made more entertain n
by vocal solos by Mrs. Will~n Fowler
and piano selection by Gilbert Blsss.t.
The concert to be given IA Ca'tary
Baptist church promises TO be one OF tn
finest musical everts ever presented f.
westerly by group OF local mus'cia~s
There will be about % voices n tn
chorus work in aoltt on T. the organ
there will be piano, violin and cello ac.
ccu1panirrert. Mrs. Edward B. Coy WI
be the pianist. Miss Maud Briggs. violin
list and Mrs. Julian CrandaI 'eellist. Tn
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08
BRIEF STATE NEWS

ColIinsvile.-Afr. and Mrs Henry Hoff-
man celebrated their 5oth wedding ami
versary Tuesday.
Bdrnside.--The Reed tissue paper fac
tory has been shut down for few dos
and during the interval minor repairs
have been made to the machinery and
equipment.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has been
made by DR.. and Mrs. c. W. S. Frost Of
Waterbury Of the engagement OF their
daughter Sela to John Marsh Wedhams,
sd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn NJ Wad-
hams of Torrihgton.
Bristol.-The temporary Bristol hospi-
tai was open for general inspection Sun
day afternoon, and at Z O'Clock Monday
morning the doors were opened to re-
ceive patients. Miss Anna N. Goodall, r
n, is superintendent Of the hospital.
Bridgeport.-The home of Eugene Mey-
er Of No. So Carlton street was entered
the other night by robbers who stole ST..
900 worth of jewelry and some clothing
The family was at tteatre when the
robbery occurred.
East Hartford.-Miss Grace E. Merit
| public health nurse, reports her work III
creas.ng each week Plans for bad,.
health show to be held at the high schoe
on the afternoon of Dec. 16 have beef
made. The healthiest baby boy and cir
will receive prizes
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08

James ]. Shea post. No. !, American
Legion. will join other legion posts
throughout the country in Frightening
Christmas for disabled buddies.
Special masses ara to held today
Thursday at st. Joseph'8 and St. Mary's
churches for the feast of the Immacu.
late Conception. At st. Joseph's church
masses viii be at $50. $50 and 7.3O a
m. and at St. Mary's church at $50 ana
Z a. N.
Miss Rose Hickey of Jackson street is
visiting Miss Mary Mccarthy of Provi-
dence.
Mrs. Jane Holland, Mrs. John Gutter
son and Miss Freda Gutterson who are
spending the winter in Boston called
on local friends Tuesday.
Patrolman Edward P. Leahy celebrated
Wednesday the fourteenth anniversary Of
his appointment as q member Of the
| Willimantic police department. He ser-Ad
IS supernunaerary until October Il, 1918
when he was appointed REGULAR.
New books received at the whitman
tic library and just been ut in circula-
ten include:
The Gay Cockade and The T1,unpeter
SW-"r. by Temple Bailey.
Casey Ryan, by 3. VI. Bower
Journeys End, by E1na Brown.
T1~Aan'v Hollow, by Britton.
The Keynote, By Clara Louise Burn
ham -
/ Sow R'i7a. hy Katherine BUT.
The Flaming Forest. Thu Valley OF
Si'ent Men, and the Rivers End, by Cur
wood
Far to Seek. by Maude Diver.
Rosa Npn1i and The Obstacle Race by
| Ethel NJ. Bell
When Polly was Eighteen, Dowl
| Gir,s, by Edna Ferber.
So" Dret. l5v Fanny Hurst.
Youth T~iuunl7ant, bv C4o-~e cFhbr
The Jubilee Girl, by A. Z. Hankins.
If Winter Comes. hv Hutchinson.
| The Empty Suck, by King
| Partners Of Chance bv N-:b1e
The Pride of Pofo7aar. BY Kvne
Galusha. by Lincoln.
| The Other Susan, by Lee.
Quilts Window ard U1e~+ Wind Drift.
| by ',oorgA Rerr NoCutcheon.
Riiia, by Montgomery.
Beloved Woman ar1 Harriet and the
Piper. by Kathleen Norris.
Brass. by c. G. Norris.
| Nobody's Nan, by Onpenhe,r1.
/ Lamp OF Fate. by P4dler
| HHr Fathers Dor~htnr. nv Porter.
| Quinn, by Alice Heran R:ce.
eT. by Bertha Puck.
| laramie, by Spearn1an.
| Scaramouche by sabatiri.
Children of the w-hfr'wi-r7. Nv Sco++
Alice Adams, by Booth TarI-i-, r,+o-,
H"'en Of the Old House, BY HaroId Re-,
| Wright. w De
Year Of DAlight. BY TT~z4Aner.
T2a P~'eh+A- e- by Williamson.
For the children the following books
have i1AAr1 received:
/ Tnoleff To',ers by Ash-,rn.
! To"renne of Texas, by Au7as.
Left Guard Harmon and Kick Eorma-
tio?. nv Barber.
fH Pat a"9 . Faw Povs nv c91o;7rist
CTS Of F'ehland How. NV Fa7'-i~.
Dick Arnold Of the Varsity, by Silvers.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08

with measles. Mrs. Mary Caswell Cone,
who has been seriously i'll with them, is
Improving.
Announcements have been received Of
the marriage OF Miss Evelyn LOOMS,
youngest daughrTr of Mr., and Mrs. VIII
Yam 3. Looom;s of Meadville, No, and
Frank Barbee Anderson Of Kansas City,
Mo. The wedding took place Tuesday,
Nov. 18th. at Kansas City. Since Dec
lst they are at home at IL West 39th
street, Kansas City, Mo. The brides
parents were residents OF this place be-
fore moving TO Missouri several years
age, Mrs LOOMS being Miss Hattie
kneelapd and 2 sister O. Albert C. Knee
land Of Lebanon.
Mrs. George Chapel Of Goshen spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
pav.d Walsh.
Louis Hine!stein was in Colchester on
Thursday
Mrs. David Walsh accompanied Mr..
aal Mrs Otto Nettleton and daughter
Grace on q trip &c Willimantic Saturday,
Rexford z. Cummings is substituting
q the z. T. D. route
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08
EkONK

Gerea from here attended Quinebaug
omona bmeeting il Planted Saturday.
Competitive programs are beng given
IN the grange. Last Friday evening-the
married members furnished the program,
Mrs. Edwin rink acting as lecturer Dec.
10th the unmarried members viii give
tao program. Miss Esther Gallup acting
IS lecturer.
Mrs. Louis Ingalls, Of Danielson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Geer were callers
at G. H. Galluo's Sunday.
The pastor, Rev. Truman Childs, is
stili away on his vacation.
Five from here attended church On
Sterling Hill Sunday.
". P. Holmes Of Pachaug was & caller
here Sunday.
Charles Tanner is employed in a Moo
sup garage. ----
Herman Frin]z is assisting John Tanner
in getting up his winters supply Of fire.
wood.
The ice storm nearly ruined the beau
tiful elm trees hereabouts.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-08
CANTON GOVERNMENT is
MAKING WAR PREPARATIONS

Annoy. China. Dec. CBy the A. Pr
It Is reported there is evidence that the
Canton government IS making extensive
war. preparations against North China
and that the campaign Is favored by the
Southern Chinese OF the provinces Of
Yunnan and Kwechow. II is also claim
ed that the province Of kwangsi is sup
porting the mo emsnt, and other regions
are reported sympathetic. The F'ukienese
favor the South, but are Deing held neu-
trail by the forces OF General Ii Hou-Chl.
the military governor OF Fuk:en.
lie leaders II the movement claim
that the campaign against the north WI
be with tho uu--os Of freeing Cha
from japanese domination. They quote
Dr. sun Vat sea. der OF the revolu-
tionary party in China as saying:
We are not fght.n North Ch IA but
Japan. The north favors US. II is only
the japanese hireInss that we Elust oveC-
come. II China can throw of The Jap
anese yo' e. there s no need for the Pa
clfc conference. The freedom Of China
IS the qG.cgest and surest way to peace
N tao Far East"