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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

Pueblo's city registration was closed
last evening at o'clock.
Those not legally on the books can
not vote at the election on November
S.
All yesterday-the last day-and par
ticularly in the afternoon. there was
verita BILE rush at the office Of City
Clerk j. w. Carpenter OF persons who
wanted to get their names on the
books.
Last night Mr.. Carpenter stated that
he had not made count of the num-
ber registering since the precinct regis
tration, but felt safe in saying that
there are Ii 900 names on the books.
This is the largest registration In the
city for number of years, and 1t In
dicates greater interest in the coming
election than for a long time.
Still there are great many entitled
to vote who are not registered-ap-
proximately 5000 OF such-for the es-
timated voting population of Pueblo
is 5000.
Now, the next date OF interest in con-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

A series of institute lectures are
planned by tho United States Public
Health Service thruout this country
during the coming winter md Spring.
it was made known thru the United
States Veterans Bureau here yestcr-
day, when a bulletin was received by
DR.. Dodge. manager of the Pueblo
district, relative to tho enterprise.
Tho purpose of the undertaking is
the education OF the public on many
matters of health and medical care.
and the subjects to be given will deal
most with the more prominent dis
eases and sanitation problems.
The institutes will be held In vari-
Gus large cities. the nearest one being
in Denver during the first week OF
MAY. which Is the last one of the series
scheduled. The dates have been ar
ranged SO that the recognized authori-
tics who are touring the country for
the purpose of lecturing in the In
stitutes will have ample opportunity
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
CITY REGISTRATION FOR ELECTION ]
CLOSED DEFINITELY YESTERDAY
Those Not On Books Now Can't Vote November g.
Veritable Rush OF Registrars
Yesterday

nection with the coming city election is
the last date on which candidates for
city commissioners. civil service COM
missioner and water commissioners
may file their nominating petitions,
will be October 10, and the last date on
which those who have filed. can with
draw from the race will be october "a.
Voters who are regularly registered by
virtue of having voted at the city cleo
ton two years ago, or by having regis
tered since, but who have changed
their addresses since, have their ad-
dresses corrected by applying at the
city clerks office on or before October
81.
That all the people entitled to be
registered have not done so. cannot be
blamed to the city clerk or the news
papers. for the papers have given the
matter all kinds of publicity. and the
clerk has published official notices re-
garding the matter; also he has kept
his office open. during all the noon
hours during the past three weeks of
registration.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

Tho South Mesa Realty company to
Charles Thurlow and Richard Hutton;
block .. 10. IL. IA. Smiths Mesa. 81.
The South Mc-a Realty company to
Camilla L. Edwards: half interest in
lots 2S to 36 inclusive. and other lots
described. Englewood. Pueblo. 81.
The South Mesa Realty company to
DR.. William J. Lamson: various lots
described in Englewood. Pueblo. 81.
A. IL. Stanard, as county treasurer.
to John c. O'Caliaghan: south half
of the southwest quarter and southeast
quarter section 10. twp. 10. range 65.
$7.27.
John c. O'Callaghan to Joseph
Wayne. Jr.: south half of the south
west quarter and southeast quartcd
section ~. twp. 10. range 65. 5000.
The Dtttmer Land & Building COM
pany to Frank A. Smerkc: lot :. block
II. uplands Park. tl.50o.
Frank Kingery to W. W. Scott: lot
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
u. S. HEALTH SERVICE
TO PROVIDE LECTURERS

to keep their schedule. The list OF
the cities includes the following places
in the vicinity of Colorado: Dallas
Tex. Jan. 1921: Kansas City Kans..
Apr. 1915: Denver. May is.
Among the subjects chosen by the
lecturers are: tuberculosis. child
hygiene, nutrition, clinics and health
centcrs. communicable diseases. nom
communicable diseases. industrial
hygiene. sanitary engineering. admin-
istrativc problems. mental hygiene.
medical social work, syphilis. gonor-
rhea. protective social work, and the
delinquent Single lectures will also
be given on special occasions The
movement grew out OF the insistent
demand for the institutes from every
part of the country following the start
made last year. The bulletin adds
that the courses will be conducted n
week in each place and that the best
lecturers available have been procur-
ed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
Sues For Cattle

Suing for possession OF certain NOR
tagged cattlc and horses or for n judg-
yesterday filed complaint in the dis
trict court against Jack Oreskovich.
Plaintiff sets forth that on March
e. this year. defendant executed and
delivered promissory note to Bar
bara' klobas for $500 with interest at
sia per cent. and gave a mortgage on
certain described live stock to eccurc
the same; that at a later date plaintiff
purchased the notes and the mortgage
prior to maturity. and tho he has
made demand of defendant, none of the
amount of principal due except $3.50
has been paid.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
ESCAPED PRISON TO
SEE HIS WEE BABE

LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct. Hills desire
to sec his wife and four mouths old
baby. who was born while he was In
prison. led Charles w. Dunbar TO es-
cape from the road camp at Cedar
Creek, Colorado. June IL, he told off
cers who arrested him at his wife's
home here two hours after he had
Joined his family. Dunbar said he
roamed around the country four
months in an effort. to throw officials
off his trail. lie was serving live
years for forgery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
NEGRO BURNED At
STAKE BY 4 MOE

,i.ocshurg. Texas. oct 1f.-Wylic Nc
Nicely. ~ years old. negro. charged with
assault upon an s-yoar-old girl near
here n few days ago. was burned at the
stake here last midnight. He was
seized by a mob at Mount Pleasant
where he had been taken for safe keep
ing and brought here and burned in
the presence of several hundred per
sons from Camp Titus and other
counties.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
Pueblo Floral Co.
Receives Huge Order

Forty one baskets Of flowers that
were sent to White & Davis on their
opening day were arranged by the
Pueblo Floral Co. The company by
receiving all these orders has proven
that they arc nationally known and
that prompt unfailinE service speaks
for itself. The orders were from every
wholesale house that sell merchandise
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

to White & Davis and came from
every part of the United States.
Every one who visited the White q
Davis store on their opening day were
impressed with the display.
The Pueblo Floral Co. now employs
a special designer and decorator for
just this sort of work, and have added
a special floral messenger service to
further improve their already prompt
delivery system.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

!. block y. Cralg's addition. $500.
II. u. and james G. Elliott and A. A.
iillhirn to Frank and Blanche Melton;
lot = and socth 9,s feet lot -. block
:, Minneaua Heights. $500.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

The City Y. NJ. C. A. have succeeded
in obtaining the services of George
E. White as boys work secretary. Mr..
White has been a resident Of Pueblo
for more than a year. being interested
and active in the *. w. Circular Let
ter Company.
For the past eight or ten years. Mr..
White has been engaged during his
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26

vislt a several daya e ~ ngthsF. Mfa.
W r. Mcfanaf1
tsaipA 1cf.Mma ~ Pemameuim arrives the
frEt ~ fhe sees 90 a several wssNs
visit Wtth tno 9enn.1gN ard AuFpaaFes
ChltirHn. hls eo@slnN
Eria anH san sta1lwuTth. - ENersreNH.
A. are here far = wlalt vita Their re1M~
tises. ~ anf Mra n 81 stanscrth
ar. and Mru. . Wees Harris 81 tleA-
Ala, fpeat ths Week end heFs ~ aasssa
~ ere iaftera trother. q e. Nurpllres
ana mlfa
Nra. Msrrftt H. e Nashsrne Tenn.
MrriTud t8nt ~ tha Weak fuF - fww aafa
Tisit with hsr sialef. tira . a. Mar-
uisfNe
Mrs. ~. 4. neaa. IN eausaanY wlfh 49,
SISTER. Mrs. ~ q ktuN r. uFaoexfns.
arrives 80 first - 2hm mtea a. mffam1
me Nautist asseusilF.
Charles newefH. Prove snH ufsrk wer@
6andaV vtslfnra - Cama WaHaa.
MiHs Nmuts NaEacs ~ fsannana cgtY
b epenfanM several days wafh hsF frls@A.
Mfsn Aunie MrIfrnaf.
NFN. q. A. NaGKhan weNt tm FHermi2
ne firEt - fhs uesk 81 b several cas-
visit with hsr sister. whe haa btea 49,
FiaasiT a.
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Aiahama Or . fsw weeks visit.
Nrs. 3 n Beard 1oined her mother.
ARA. VI. &C. Mekimnie ard daaahter.
Miss Lexie MrKinnia q peneaccia. afs
IN q visit - Relatives m uxaoexnlx
aira. Thomas Helms SAD snu. q Isam-
ANA city are visiting Airs. = a. Hleh-
aFaaan 20 this city. MrH. Ifeima as
fsrmeriy Miss Grace Spencer q TITS clls.
Mss Margaret Woodward regurned
hous the iast ~ ne seek fFnm a week'a
visit with AIRS. ". a. Harfsesan - Der
summer home in Carp waMon.
, T Gilbert. wife and dAurnfar. Nsne.
went 20 neacen nsa n Munsav fur =
nsanfh's uo5oufn. mfer preceding &c
Manchester, Ca, Tor an eNtsnfea stay
with relatives.
Aiiss Nsus MarshaH haa an hsr hoars
guests this wsek Misses Rnfh stephens.
esther Lee and Dorothy Farisy az Mar.
llama.
~. and Mrn. T.. suith chap~rones
ab1ut thiftE FounE people ca = mooa.
iwht picric % peure ner-ean iaat -
day evening most enloyahia time 10
reported
Miss Marie Faexson II h0ue from a
weeks stay With nsd nav relatives.
Ar Ffnun ana mefher ieff me nrnt
e the week faf Mnbgm
r. @ cats was q business visitor 70
Fturaia amf FRIDAY
Luthsr MeiSinnun q Geneva. Ala. maa
here sunday. the guest ~ his rnnfhar.
Mrs. Mar McKinnnn.
Mas Pearl MeCouusu uaa ainner ruasf
- Miss AFarEarut woodward a. ffotni
Waifon sunday
Mensrn - II. saltunian. walter 80
1taa iAarbeaun weFe visitnra a. Camp
walton saturday and sunday.
Miss Christian OIus leave. fhfs wees
o. visit with her brother. AnNua Gnnu
and wife - Tallahassee
Mr. l.. y. Anderson - Jacksonville.
spent the week end here the guest -
Dir and Mrs y " Laird
Grady Beard ana Howard Cawshen
Contemplate spending ths week end 81
Inlet Beach.
Miss catharlne Ballard ia fn Anaalmasa
this week ere rsest ~ frienaH
DIT and Mrs ~. A. Camper we're visit
tors % nothsn the first - the week
Mr and Mira A Hsrue ~ company
With Misses Eloine and BESSIE TeFvln,
were Sunday visitors - nothan. Ala.
Mrs. LiHxie Steele - Aflltnm left en-
Honday morning for her home after q
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Ghoison. Laura earn. John Atkinson
A. G. Blouni Moore, w. l. Vaniand
ingham. ". II. Spires. Laing. n. :
knight. Miss Edna earn and Miss Al
deEmann. OF Starke.
AIRS. Carl Jones ana little daughter
Anita spent Monday and Tuesday d
last week Ia Tallahassee. tho guest.
Of her sister, Mrs. Faln.
n. ". Nesbitt and wife spent tn
Weekend a. Bainbridge and Albany
Ca.
d. J. Mawhenny and family motorst
over 20 Bl0untstown. sunday. and
spent the day with the family % r. T.
Mawhenny.
Charles Knott ana Miss Mary Frank
Knott spent Thursday and Friday n
Tallahassee.
Alvin Stubs and wife. Of Norfolk
Va. were guests of Dir. and Mrs. l.
II. Edwards several days last week.
Mrs. John Atkinson spent the week
end Ia the country with Mr.. Atlin-
sons parents.
w. n. Doane, Of River Junction. has
disposed Of his mercantile business "a
~ {. Churchweil and his home 70 l.
h. Byrd. and left Sunday. accompanied
~ bis wife. for Del Rio. Tex. where
they have gone on account ~ Mrs
Deans health. Her friends wish her
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Lamar knight Is spending q
few days with Mrs. n. G. spear. AZ
River Junction.
Amos Davis and wife. AIRS. Willard
Davis. T. j. Davis. Jack Atwater and
wife and Miss Nixon. were present
from At. Pleasant. Monday evening
az the Lewis Howell wedding.
Mrs. Laura Ghoison left on Tuesday
FOR Macon. Ca where she viii visit
her son. She win probably be away all
summer.
a beautiful wedding 81 interest took
place Monday evening = THE Methodist
church az s.: 80 O'Clock. when Miss Ber-
nice Howell and ar VIM. Marvin Lew
=. Jr. were united an marriage. Rev.
]. 4. Woodward. pastor. officiating.
The marriage % these two young peo-
pie was . happy elimination o. a
friendship commenced in early child
hood.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
GRACEVILLE
Mas0ns Celebrate ST. Johns
Day-Former Mayer u
Visiting Here

&&MNnM# uf thtN aiMtfiEf and fhetw
friends held a RIVAL eslebnflon a. 81.
Iuhu'n Day af uFaceVliie lsfifar. Ths
general pHbiic participated with fhs
1aaous n tie eeiehraffon. TIE days
program Included q piruic dinnsr -
she grounds speaking haNeaaH wamsa
and ofher ferns - amussment. Mon.
John ~ Carter ~ Mariana. fpobs -
FrmR MaNnnF0. fm the mftnFnuun Ki6a
degrees were conferred en- wuuTn BE-
ina eligible ard - tne evening there
vas 80 disqualification 20 fha Thira
degree % Masonry in me iofEe hall
Former mayor ~ UFmegwisio W II
urace, ia Nia.ting 80 fha home ~ -
parents. Mr. Grace e prnctirinm Ne
legal profession im NrNch nuFaarm
Texas
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were accompanied a. Ear a. psasacoia
~ Dir. and Mrw walden. spending the
day nlEhtaeeinE.
Miss Naiena Murray has a. her houss
guest Cor a f@w weeks her eiaasmate.
Miss Bessie Allen q Orlando.
Mrs. Effis Eiiiott and chiidren. - com
paus with her mother. Airs. 4. - Mn.
Lean ard Seli Curffs left Tuesday via.
aata foT MnntrcaG - 8. Mf. MoLeau
left VIA rsu for ths same point. Whers
they win spend the RnmmeF AZ their cot
tage
Nv and Mrs.. wiisan Bowers and ehii-
dren. with the formers piosher. Nra. A.
E. Bowers. spsnt Sunday in itonifav. ths
guests ~ Mr and Mira Jones. parents a
Mrs. Wilson Bowers The chldrem re-
nlaiued for = weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. = AZ Mlier went %
Pensacola on the early train Monday.
SIR Miller 60 look after ere duties - his
office and Mrs. Miller q select a house
with a view @ making that city their
home. a fact very much regretted ~
their legion - friends IN Walton county.
AR and Nrs =. a. Edwards and chii-
drsn ~ Carriers. Miaa.. following a sew
erai days visit with their relative. Mrs.
" y. Harbeson nc Camp WaHou. stopped
OF here the firsf - the uoek ~ q hFici
visit AZ Hotel walton. proceeding VIA
auto % ornngeburE. :. G. foF the SUM
msr's stay.
Mr. Andrew Prescott ant daughter ~
BrcWton, Ala, were visiting with hla
father. SIR ~. r. Prescott - this city
the past week
Miles and Edwin Warren. GLENN Me-
nonaid ard nr. y. T.. Tatom were Mont-
Eomery visitors the fret - the week
AIRS. ~ G. Waiden ard mother. Mr..
A. Fauik expect 20 leave the ant - ghe
week for a stay - their camp walton
cottage.
Miss Marian cawthon and her guest.
Miss Rae. arrived home the LAST - the
week nom delightful cutting az camp
Walton.
The Buiiard family Contemplate ieav-
Ing early IN July for their customary
overland trip % their Oh horne az sied-
man. -. O.
Miss Christian Currie left for wash
ington city Thursday night = ioln friends
there Cor an extended trip 80 into Can
ada.
Mr. warreu Loftin. accompanied ~ hia
mother and sister. left last Thursday
morning for Ozark and other points IN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
CHATTAHOOCHEE
Many Entertainments Are Held
We'll Known Citizen 60
Move 20 Havana.

Mesdasnes =. a. Howell and q. II
aanskora entertained az a misreiiane-
3'1s shower for Miss Bernice Howell. q
e. .rmlng bride q this week. AZ the
-asidenca CT the 9ormeF. A social time
kas enjoyed. interapersed With several
gucal selections ~ Miss Euniea
Knight . popular college airi. accom-
painted BY AIRS. ". II. Spires. Delicious
tfreshments CT lee tea ana sandwich
~ we're served By the hostessas.
Among the ouf-0f-town guests present
sere Mrs Edwin Sunday. Jessie and
Bertha Ilnzerfeld and Miss Hattie
Sellers. OF Cottonwood.
~. A. PItman. IL BainbrIase. Ca.
senneetea with tbs Maddox Grocery
-. Of Rtver Junction. Is staying with
~ and Nrs. D. H. Morgan. ar. PITT
Ban viii move his family here a. soon
a. he can get q suitable house
TIE many friends OK Al. john III.
dcDonaia, the cashier of the oadsden
-ounfg state bank, are giaa 20 know
here IL some Improvement In bis
lhgsieal condition, after bis recent Sc
were illness.
Earl and Caroline Hunt spent sew
a. days last week IA the country. tins
nests - Marie ard Mne Waiadon.
Afr. Harris has bought a barber shop
Havana. Fla, and viii soon remove
1ia fanny there
ashe Woman'a Missionary society
net 81 the home Of Mrs. r. J. Ed
yards last Thursday afternoon. After
"a interesting program considering
he sabsect. Recreation and Iducs-
sien r. Rural Communities" Airs. ".
*. spires gave a very interesting ao-
sauul II the annual meeting Of the
state ". II. ~ society. which met At
gainesville. she was the local dele
fatc "a attendance there. Delicious re-
sreahments OF ice cream and cakes
sero served by the hostess
81. Horne. og Thomasville. Ca. ar
ended the marriage 81 AIr. Poyal and
disa Lynch here. wednesday
81. John r. Royal 81 Moultrle. Ca.
sna Miss Mary Lynch. employed Al
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the state hospital were quietly mar
raad "Wednesday. June 18th. by Rev
J. r. woodward.
Blake Baiiou. or cambridge. Ca. il
the house guest OF his aunt. Mrs. l.. II
Boykin.
afgsa Mary Frank Knott. who has
been attending a medical school IN
Philadelphia. arrived hoEne Tuesday.
AIRS. Nose Dykes has been quite IL
az The hospital
Albert Spear / sat home on his va
cation. after attending school At the
University q Florida.
a few OF the young people gave
Caroline Boykin a surprise party at
her home. Tuesday night A very en-
joyabie time was spent and delicious
punch was served.
The many friends Of J. Mitchell
Freeman and wife regret 70 hear Il
the death OF their infant son. who
passed. away Thursday morning. The
community extends deepest aympa-
thy.
". Y. Knott and wife were visitors
IN Tallahassee last week.
DR.. e. f. Marshhurn and A. II. Cook
spent = few days fishing az Dead
Lakes last week.
Monte whlddon was fishing AZ Pope
lake last Friday.
Mrs. Kate Brewer ana children. a.
River Junction. are enjoying a visit
at Maeon. Ca. with relatives.
". NJ Whlddon. OF Recovery. spent
Friday with his daughters. Mrs. Ben
Hunt and Mrs. c. EcwbeTry.
W. L. Shepherd, % Hotel shepherd
returned home wednesday Of last week
with 4 fine string Of fish from Dead
lakes.
ar. and Mrs. Rowan. Of this place
ara receiving congratulations on the
arrival on the 18th, inst. q a fine baby
SRI.
Mrs. y. }. Mahenney delightfully."- en-
tertaiued At her home Friday after
noon ~ honor II Mrs. J. +. Woodward
After an informal social time. the
charming hostess. assisted by Mes
DANES A. G. Burnet and =. A. Can
non. served delicious refreshments cf
Ice cream and waters. AIRS. Afawhen-
ney's guests Included MesdameR A
K. Gholson. =. II Doykin. Carl Jones.
L. +. Meselg, simms nallou, u r.
Linton. Al. T. Hastings. N Morgan. T.
4. Cannon. II. w. Sesbitt. Iaura
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FUNIAK
City Election TO BE Held July
12--Baptists Are Holding
Series Of Meetings.

lie Funiak sprineH' city election win 81
held July a. a mayor and three com
eiimen are 60 be elected and a petition
Is being circulated Cor the calling 81 3
vote On TIE city charter. a. y. Buiiare
ana George q. Garden are candidates Goa
are. w. q. Campbell. H. ~ Thorpe mnd
o. ~ Thompson. Resirinr counciinen
are: Judge A r. Campbell. "a. "a Munn
and H. J. nrstf Candidates for city
clerk are: Duncan ellis. the present in.
cumbent. and Harry mooFe. The citS
marshal wiil he appointed By the mayor
A petition Is being circulated 20 eaH
for a vote on the new city charter. &C
reject a. receive f.
A culvert - being built under the J.
q y. railway track a. the Beach Roger
mill where water stands in the street
during a rainy season. Do D. understood
that the city yin take care - the over
flow 80 that the street can he improved
The state boayd u examiners meets Dr.
DE Fuuiak Syringe az the high school
building July u @ conduct examinationf
for eli grades % FLORIDA teachers Ger
tlfcates.
sidney J. Cats ex-governor. has pur-
chased the home a Peter ~. Miiler. re-
Gently made district United states mar
shall. ana win move IN a. soon az ar
Miller and family are located IN penna-
cola.
Personals.
Miss Doris Wise and her grandfather
Mr.. II. y. Prescott. were visiting ir
south Alabama last week
Mr. Angus McKinnon ~ Pensacola and
his sister. Airs. Laney. and her son drove
Up from Pensacola On Saturday 20 visit
friends and relatives IN lie Funiak.
The following comprised a conEeninl
auto party 20 Bolton for a Visit with ths
~. n. Tiiton family. Misses Gertrude
Warren. Pauline Tcrvin. Curtis Ruther-
ford. Cecil Gordon and willard Mum.
Dir. and AIRS. Grady Cochran ~ Jack
Honviile. were guests q sir. and Mrs. n
q. walden last week and on their return
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-06-30

/ E. B. Hurd Of Cambridge, N. Y,
was a Sunday guest Of MS brother,
NJ. 2. Hurd.
Harold Thomas has gone TO
Argyle. N. Y, where he has en-
ployment.
Miss Marion Hardy, Bennington
County Club Agent, was in town last
week calling.
Mrs. Albert Liedtke Of Manchester
Center, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mason Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, were in town sever
al days recently.
Harley Dyer and William knights
Of North Bennington, were in town
Sunday calling on friends.
Harry Hayes returned 20 his work
in Pawlet Sunday, after spending the
week end with his mother.
A very successful dance was held in
Hurd's hall last Friday evening
Everybody reported fine time.
Rev. Mr.. Smith Is spending the
week in Poultney attending series Of
Epworth League and Christian En-
de2vor neetigs.
Miss Nabtl Thomas Of So. Shafts
bury, Il spending her vacation At the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-06-30

BartfnFton snd Montpelier are tsoth
veFy mach interested - ihe matter q
better kighways within their limits
and in order % gst better highways
they have bonded then selves Ter 3
short term bond Bul lnEtou has q
eve year program ~ $4,000 year
sor Eve years and Montpelier has
voted al additional $1,000 70 that
~hith they voted Lass winter. The
only way 70 Get good reads a 70 70
after them.
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ton Of Jesus"
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
at 7:30 p. m.
The delegates TO the county conven-
ton Of the Young Peoples Union, held
in Bennington, gave very interesting
reports Of the business Of the Union,
IT the services Sunday evening.
The following represented the c. f.
Society at the convention: f. II.
storrs, Bernard Dow, Rev. Joseph s.
Brown, Misses Helen w. Brewster, Al
retta Beleher and Ruth Harris. A. J..
Hicks was elected county president
and z. H. Storrs, county treasurer.
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wARNINGt
Annual Meeting Of the Village Of
Manchester.

Annual Meeting Of the Village Of
Manchester.
The legal voters in the Village q
Manchester are hereby warned g
meet a. the rooms q the Community
Club in said Village on Tuesday. July
jth. 81 1880 p. m. 70 transact the fol
lowing business;
Isl. To hear the reports Of Village
OHieers.
ord. To vote a tax for the expenses
Of the ensuing year.
2rd. To elect officers for the ensu-
ing year.
an. To transact any other bust
ness proper 10 be done.
Dated az Manchester, Vermont,
June p, 1921.
EDWARD GRIFFITH,
Village Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-06-30

Admiral Sims, who was recently
ordered home from England by Sec
Rotary Of the Navy DENLY and after
having received the Admirars report
rs TO what he said in his recent
speech in London, in which he told
some plain, unvarnished truths, the
secretary publicly reprimanded' him
The incident is now closed but the
Admiral got his testimony before the
jury Of the American people just the
same.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-06-30

The annual meeting of the Village
Of Manchester Is called for next Tues
day evening. The warning appears
elsewhere IN this issue The auditors
recommend a tax Of sl25 for this
coming year. The report Of the VII
lago officials Is now in the hands Of
the printer and will be out the last
Of the week II will contain an
account Of the new highway expense.