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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
SN NODlCNI. In SESSInN

| ms association has been huldinn
us meetings in the Sunday School
| iiaildinS of the Old Stone Church
This week. Those on the program
are: Mrs. W. G.. Winsborough. Mrs.
l.: J.. Corhly. Miss Nancy White. Mrs
w. L: Echols, Mrs. W. E.peppcr and
Mrs. l.. w. linn.
The discussions are along the line
OF The various activities OF Inc Or
ganlZat!on. Mrs. r. +. Dunlap. of
Hinton. is President.
The Delegates are: Miss Lucille
:McMilhon, Mrs l. D Gambler, Miss
Jimmie E. Hedrick, Mrs l. o II Nick
ell, Mrs II J Handley, Mrs S A Wis
singer, Miss Amanda Higginbotham.
Mrs c P Nash, Mrs Southwortl, Mrs
r a Tuckwillcr, Mrs J a McCluns,
Mrs F w Phillips. Miss Lucy NC
LUNG, Mrs N B McClung, Mrs + D
Nickel, Mrs w G Smith, Miss Har-
rlet Shanklin, Mrs w X Carper, Mrs
Burdcttc, Mrs S p Peck, Mrs IT
Day, Mrs l. J Corbley, Miss Sabel
Arnold, Mrs Lewis Stewart, Mrs,
Sarah Lee Vinson, Mrs Cecil Gross.
MES j A Baldwin, Mrs X |. McKin-
non' Mrs } l. Lineweaver, Mrs Cor
don Woody, Mrs II a Smith, Mrs. l..
Il fleishcr, Mrs Laura X Campbell.
Mrs y McCluns, Mrs w p HOOPER.
Mrs + Christie, Mrs Robert S
Johnson. Mrs Robert r. Gray, Mrs J
j Adams, Mrs 4 G. Hcrold, Mrs II II
Arbuckle, Mrs Jesse + Bright. Mrs
X Is Hudson. Miss Katie Belle Abncv
Mrs } NJ RAIDER, Miss Nancy NJ Phil
Ups, Mrs Emmett Tyrcc, Mrs & ! Ar
'nold, Mrs VIM Echols, Mrs & w Nc
Danald' Miss Lillian NJ Daughcrty,
MIS- Jacob Anthony, Miss Bcss Laps
ley, Mrs + y Wade, Miss Sarah IIcrn
Miss Mary Hcrn, Mrs + G Painter,
Mrs Fl Nccl, Mrs Henry Hunter.
Mrs W Fl Du Bose.
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RENlCK ITEMS.

Farmers of this section are most
through harvesting corn and sow:p..
wheat.
The weather conditions OF last
Saturday reScnlbled wirtcr--or
rather warning us that winter is no,
far off.
Schools in this section are about
all taken up, ami arc III full tilt.
Mr.. Alpha kinslcy and wife. of
Virginia are visitig al the home of
NJ. NJ. Burr. here.
Mrs. VI. q. Mylcs is spending a few
weeks with home folks in HaIiimor.
Mar iand.
Mr.. l.. ". Wilfong. Of Maryland i,
VISITING friends and relatives here
Ibis week.
Mrs. NJ. Burr and daughter. of Al,
Dan'a:. are visiting relatives and
tricHds nj and near Rcnick.
4. +. Jameson and wife have 70.
turned from a trip to Illinois, where
'hcF were visiting relatives.
0ulir Il lot OF Stock-hoes. cal,l,
and sheep have been shipped from,
this place this fall.
Mrs. b. \. Rapp is rccovcri1.
from 4 severe illness and we arc
glad TO report her better.
number Of our folks ai;r:,lcd
the meeting at Frankrord.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Nr. hoinrs Morton, Mir. George
.,"\ie. Nj. Wade Bcll. OF Bcllwoud.
Mi'. George Couch and Mr.. !. G..
f'":r leaves today for Grccnbri,r
ctuitY Oh a six days hunting trim.
They vii! be Joined BY Mr.. Frank
stewart. OF Cincinnati, MIR. Harry
iiaii. or Chicago, and their host,
Mr. Ouin Morton. OF this CITY.
Gazette.
W. .. Sampson, of Olivci, Green
Drlcr county, attended the General
conference of The Methodist Episco-
pal Church here. He accompanied
Rev. w. A. Grogs.--Ga-etfe.
William Bell, who was stricken
on The streets of Lewisburc las;
sunday. is reported much better.
Mrs. l.. ). Surgeon. Of Ronccycrtu
IS visiting in Hinton this week.
Rev. ii. G.. MACPHERSON is yisi,in"
,ri'nuS III i.ewi>burg and attending
the Synod this week.
JIM. Burns. OF Meadow Huf, WA,
IN Lewisburg yesterday and while
mere paid Ibis Office Il pleasant call.
ir. Burns Was 20 wears of age ycs-
lcrday.
,. VI. Austin and wife, OF Lewis
burg. spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. w. &. Capcrion at Slab
Fork, Raleigh county. Mrs. Gamer
ton is Il Sister Of Mr.. Austin.
Born: TO Mr.. and Mrs. Cecn
! Patton. last week. fine dauch,cr.
TO MIR. and Mrs. w. E.. Jackson. on
Monday of this week, fine son.
Is: l.. Garrett. father of the late
squire j. +. Garrett, was a brief
visitor here on Monday. Mr.. Garrett
lives at Maxwcilon, in Grccnbricr
county. During the construction of
thc T.. y .. Railway he was a fore
man and worked Il crew at differ
emf points in Fayctle, but this vas
ms 1irst visit to Fayetteville. He
admired the court house and
grounds very much. He is IS wears
of age. hale and hearty, and has
not taken Il dose Of medicine in 80
NcarS.-PicE and Shorel.
Rev. l.. 3. Bobbiit, of the NJ. =.
Church, South. together with Mrs.
Bobbitt and Children, left last Tues.
oaE tor Baltimore. where they will
NlSit Mrs. Bcbbitt's parents. MIR.
hobbltt will return soon, but Mrs.
hobbItt. who has been ill for some
tune will remain for longer per
loti to rest and regain her strength.
}. Is. and L. w. Syhcnstrickcr
sent some fancy stock to be exhibit
ell at the State Club Work in con-
nection with the Fair in progress
IN kanawha County. Mr.. Bcamcr,
OF Plckaway, Monroe county, sent
some hogs and chickens.
Miss Charlotte Mason is VISITING
her mother, Mrs. S. h. Mason, this
week.
Mrs. w. +. Nelson and doush,e,.
Miss Susie Lynn, arc visiting this
week i'll Cincinnati.
| ID. l.. and w. B. Curtis and C.. G.,
slower came over from Bccklcy
tuesday, by auto. They are enroutc
10 CoVlnSton and other points in
Virginia.
r. w. Snyder, Of Marlinton, wa,
business visitor in Lcwisb,,rr las,
Tuesday. = ''''
John Wiley, who has been al 4
t3altlmore hospital, has returned &c
MS home here under advise of the
physicians for rest and quiet.
MASON Bell, proprietor Of the
i.cWisburs Bookstore, returned from
New York City Wcdncsda might.
Mrs. II. c. Bright writing from
clarence, Mo-, says, please send us
Inc Grecnbrier Independent. for
which we enclose check. Your
paper is treat to us and we cant
40 without the news from old West
virginia. Missouri is a prosperous
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
RENEFIT SHOP.

The Benefit Shop at The John A..
Preston Community House vii! be
opened by The middle Of next week.
Some supplies have been received
end AL who cXpccr TO cun.rii"lc
ar urged to do so al once. If YOU
can not send Or bring call Mrs.
Stokes at The Community House and
your things will be sent for. We
need the support Of the pui,lic in
this matter of donations and VIC
want to emphasize the fact that
what may seem valuclcss 10 Won
may lie sold al The Benefit Shop 10
someone for whom they feel real
need. Customers arc welcomed d.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
BLUE GRASS REALTY co.

a charter was issued to The above
firm by The Secretary Of State last
Wednesday, the 9Th. The home Of
lice is to be at Lewisburg. The in
coiPorators are n. s. Arbuckle, W.
l.. Iabscott, J. L. Bass and e.. f..
livesay, all of I.cwisb,rrs, aud a. VI.
Iaidwcll, Of White Sulphur Springs
me above company, We understand
VIII deal in farm lands, timber and
TIMBER lands and town property.
'i,c%e are representative sci Of our
county's business men and we feel
maj they will make good in their
new undertaking.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
BIG UNION TENT MEETING.
Frankford, West Viruini.

The Union revival at Frankfprd-
conducted by DR.. T'hco. Cop saa.I
and his Singer, Prof. Percy =.
brown, will close Sunday evening".
October 10th. Interest in Mess
services has grown steadily Muc.
the iirst evening, and while j, Is tho
early to tabulaic results. this muct,
AL least must be said: No evuuYr-
llstlc effort within the memory of
our people has had such far
reaching and hcart-g'ipping effect.
Professor Browns work with The
Young people is having most
Wholesome effect on the Nouns lif,
Of the community.
Services each evening. rxc,nt
Saturday, 1T 1880.
Union Sunday School Sunday
morning at 300 O'clock at The tent.
Prcaching Sunday II u. NJ.
Special emphasis is placed upDn
ihc service Sunday al :; y. III. Dr..
copeland will 1t this honr preach
TO men and hoys only. Do nni !pjt
to hear this message.
The service Sunday vy~uin. as
$50 VIII mark The close OF the
meeting. All are invited.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

presbyterian ChUi@h L. s.. with the
understanding that they maintain.
support and operate IN orDhanagc
ioF the maintenance and training
OF destitute and homeless children.
ms undertaking is al lis start. No
permanent buildings are vet COM
pletcd. The superintendent home
Is nearing cOmDlctiOn. Il wafer sup
ply IS furnished by means of 4
pipe line and large tank. Ground
mas been broken for the foundation
o permanent building, and this
Viii III time be one OF the best insti-
tutlons of its kind in the whole
country. 1t has on its Board of Di-
rcctorS fifteen able and capable men
OF which number two are from
huntington: one from Charleston:
one from Scarbro; one frcnl Mac
donald; two from Bccklcy: one
from Phllipi; one FROM Union: one
from Ronccverte and four from
l'ewisburg. Judge C.. W. Campbell.
on huntington, is Chairman of this
Board. This institution deserves
the hearty support and co-opcratiou
OF sect or creed. for il has for lis
purpose The moulding Of men and
women out Of unfortunate children
WHO can not care for themselves.
fobcrt X. Robinson is the Supcrin
leNdent in charge, and and il i,
through his energies thai The rn,cr-
prise is moulding in shape, backed
as he is by the able hoard of di-
icc'erS. Already sixteen boys and
girls are being cared for in The lem
porarN buildings and are bright and
h"ppS iii The the home This enter
prise furnishes them.
Wednesday, evening tc reports of
me committees on Education and
Home Missions were read.
! thursday Was taken up in Sunday.
School work, "vansclixation, and !,
report on The work generally of HE
Assembly Of The Church.
! Everything has been :rsuirion
and interesting to all.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
SYNOD IN SESSION.

The West Virginia Synod Of the
Southern Presbyterian Church
opened here Tuesday evening.
The first business was the roll
can OF delegates from the three Pres
bylerles the kanawba, Grcenbrier
iand Tygart's Valley.
Next III order was TIC election of
Il Moderator for The ensuing wear.
Several Ministers were placed In
nomination together with the name
OF Elder E. w. Campbell, Mayor OF
HE City Of Huntington. After the
nominations were ali made. with
drawals began until the ballot was
taken by rOll call, only Two names
remaining. those OF DR.. Lambcrth
ana Mr. Campbell. The ballot re-
Sultcd in The election OF Mayor
Campbell, of the Kanawha Prcsby-
iery. After which two temporary,
Secretaries were elected by accIa-
NATION. Rev. !. t.. Linrweavcr re-
''rihs Moderator, Of Bccklcy, W. Va.
preached very plain, practical
and earnest sermon. which was
mighty appropriate and filing for
the occasion. After which Contnu-
MON services were held very i'm
preSSiFclS by Drs. Mauze, Of Hunt
Inslon and Barron, OF Ijlkins.
On Wednesday morning DR.. II. L..
Smith, PRESIDED Of Washington and
Lee University, Lexington, Va, de-
iiverrd very able, strong aud force
lul address, "a Race Against Time"
DR.. Smiths general theme was on
Christian Education. II was 4
mastcrful address, well delivered
and with telling effect.
Wednesday afternoons LEADING
feature was an address BY Mrs. W.
e.: Winsborough, Superintendent,
lhc Woman'S Auxiliary Of the Pres
byicrian Church, of the United
Atate$. Mrs. Wirsborough is lad,
Oh w'dc travel, large information
ana Il heart and soul devoted to her
WORK. Her address was Of the yer,
BEST, sincere, well delivered and of
me most impress sivenaturc. She re.
viewed !he work Of the Church in
japan, China and Corea. She very
iorcciu!lE showed that Japan had
ie"cr iiiitcratr people thar we have
IN the United States. She <trun2ly
stressed the need Of Christianity in
all these countries.
wednesday afternoon The synod
visited the Davis-Stuarl Orphanagc.
which is located about three mile,
south OF Lcwisburg. This institu-
llon IS under the control Of The W.
va. Synod. This home or school.
chhcT II may be termed, for it is
both, has as its foundation abou,
QUO acrs of land donated by Mr.. Geo
y. Davis together with large mon
c\ donation, all Of which was donat
cd To the Synod Of West Virginia,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
ATTENTION VETERANS

chattanooga IS urging all old Con
.eueTaic Veterans to attend the Re-
UNION there October 25-27th, and as
surcs them that nothing will be lei;
lindorc that may contribute 10 The
interest and pleasure Of their stay
III the city. All will be taken care of
III The hotels and homes al Il charge
SO moderate to be within the reach
OF The most impccunious. Ali that
are able to do SD arc expected TO
IND accommodations at Inc hotels,
where they arc assured charges will
DC entirely reasonable. We urge all
old Veterans who can possibly do
so to make The trip. TT will in
many ways be worth more 10 Won
than ii will cost. The railroads are
Offering very liberal rate of one
cent 1co mile and as CiIattanoopa
is moi more than $50 miles from
Roncercrte you can see thai The
round trip fare will hardly exceed
ten dollars. Col. Alex Johnston.
toinnlandcr of Camp David s.,
t:reigh, is already provided with 4
liberal supply, idcnlilications Ger
NH'S't fi t'Nittu III person
by TIC holder to RAILROAD Ticket
Agents will be their authority for
issuing tickets at The reduced rate.
These certificates arc sent ouf by
the railroads and one Of them can
be obtained from Col. Johnston by
satisfying him that you arc Vctcr-
al, (old Confederate Soldicr) or a
member Of a Veterans family or a
son OF Il Veteran or q member of a
sons family.
General Thos. n. Dennis. Com
,mandin8 The First Brigade, West
Virginia Division. l.. e.. V. has ap.
pointed for his brigade nj Toe Re-
union, Mrs. Elizabeth Crcigh Alder
son, of Anderson, Sponsor. and Miss
Lucille Feamster, of The same town,
Maid OF Honor and yet has onc OH
or Maid Of Honor 10 appoint. Rail
road Agents will be ready to issue
tickets OF and after The 22nd.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
REQ WINS BEAUTY CONTEST

HEo WINS BEAUTY CONTEST.
Mode Schollcnbcrger of the Wich-
ita Automobile Company, our old
standby "out where the West be-
gins" just wig-wagScd us the follow
ing good piece Of news:
One of the biggest features of
The international Wheat Show, held
III Wichita each year, is the .Au1o-
mobile Fashion Parade, held at the
FAIR Grounds. There were abou,
one hundred entries in the Parade
lhlS year, representing all makes
and all prices of cars.
The NEW REQ Sedan took first
prize over all Closed Cars, listing
between $4,000 and $4,000, and the
NEW REQ Light Seven Passenger
touring Car outranke+l atl touring
cars in the class listing between
81 900 and $4,000.
This confirms Our contention that
REQ is The Classicst Car on the
market to-day because in scoring,
nothing counted but The appearance
OF me car Itself. srOothncss Of Oh
Grafton and ease Of control.
Wehavc always had The Best Can.
ON the market. II is now also he
Best Looking"
PARKER REQ AGENCY,
Lcwisburg, ". Va.
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LOAN EXHIBITION AND BAZAAR.

\ Bazaar will be given by The
Hreenbricr County Woman's Asso-
cation for the benefit Of The John
a. Preston Community House, carly
III December. Plans are now being
made to make this The biggest and
pest bazaar we have ever had. Ii
mas been decided to have The Loan
exhibit in connection with The Ba-
za2r. One room will be devoted en-
urciy to this, an admission fee be-
ING charged those who wish to see
inc many old and curious articles
VI interest on display. All who
nave any thing Of the kind to lend
VII call Mrs. T. VI. Dcnnsi or Mrs.
John A, Preston.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

Mout one. O'Clock Thursday morn
ing OF last week, the big warehouse
OF The Marlinton Supply Company,
/. ID. Moore, proprietor. with Il bic
stock OF feed. -four, groceries and
dry goods. MAS destroyed by lire.
Mr. Moore's dwelling was also great
~ damaged. The loss is between
Twelve and fifteen thousand dollars.
Insurance $1,000. The dwelling of
). Luther Mcneil Was also damaged
ny lire and wafer. The cause of the
lire IS unknown. but there is sus-
plclon thai ii might have ,cen set
TO cover Il robbery.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
REV. ROBT. r.. GRAY RESIGNS.

Rev. Mr.. Gray, pastor of the Pres
bytcrian Church at Union and Gap
Mills on Sunday, October End, tend.
cred his resignation. This was
quite surprise TO his congregation
as he was very popular adj sue
ccssful minister and an earnest, Sill
ccrc man. He gave as his reason,
that he expected to retire from the
ministry and that he had never
been satisfied in the work. He did
moi state what he expected to DO in
the future but that he had not lost
his interest in Christian work.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
EVANGELISTIC MEETING.

DIR. Frank Hall Wright, the noted
Indian Evangelist, will begin Il
series of meetings at the Old Stone
Church, beginning Sunday, October
the 23rd and continuing for Il per-
lod OF two weeks. DR.. Wright is
said to be an earnest, sincere and
able preacher and the people OF the
town and county should prepare for
and look forward to i very helpful
meeting.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

The two LILLE sons of Rev. and
Mrs: +. &. Hcrod, of Anderson. died
OF iluN at Anderson last week. They
were both placed i'll The same caskci
ana buried on Tuesday fullowin..
This is indeed Il sad bereavement
and MIR. and Mrs. IIerod have the
sympathy Of tho cn,irc community
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

New books in the Library are
The Drumming Cup, by Doi'thy Can
field; Main Street, by Sinclair Lewis
HELEN o ftle Old House, by Wright.
The public are inyited to call and
get these Or any other books to read
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY.
The Daughters OF the Confcdcracy
will meet at the home of Mrs. Guy
Montgomery, Tuesday afternoon, the
18th. A full attendance is request
ed.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

DR.. John I. Armstrong, President
Of the LewiSburg Seminary, will I'LL
the pulpit OF the NJ. L. Church,
South here NEXT Sunday in the ab-
Scncc of the pastor, Rev. l.. Is. Bob
bitt.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

Grcclbrier Military School Foot
bail Team goes to Charleston Satur-
day to play High School First. Green
hricr boys have 4 record behind
them and here is saying they will
make good This year.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

We had the first snow furry OF
the season last Saturday, the Sth.
Yesterday morin2 the mountains in
the northwestern part Of The coun-
~ were white with snow.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

Lcwisburs's 10000 gallon tank
which burst month ago, has been
rebuilt This renders all three tanks
available and furnishes an abundant
water supply for all purposes.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

DR.. John D. McCorkle, registered
Eye Sight. Specialist, of Hinton, W.
Va, at the Grcenbrier Hotel, Rom
ceverte. First Monday Of each
month from nine to five O'Clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

For SALE.-Onc uscG Ioosici'
Kitchen Cabinet. Good condition.
Apply, Mrs. +. II. Campbell.
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When III need Of taxi service call
TuCkwlLLEn & LoUDEnNIILK. Phone
220. Day and Night service.
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ICE CREAM SUPPER.

There will be an Ice Cream and
Box Supper at the Fairvicw School
House Monday, Oct. 10Th. Proceeds
for benefit Of the school library.
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MEETING OF ANDERSON CIlApr

The Fifth Annual Meeting OF the
Anderson Chapter. American Red
IroSS. Will be held "Wednesday, Oct.
20. 1921. at $50 p. H., in Jarrett
Massey Hall. This meeting is for
me purpose Of clcctins an Executive,
Beard for the Chapter for The en-
SUNG year. Would like a full al
tendance OF all friends Of the Red
Cross.
Mrs. jean Nolfelt, Sery.
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tai 2i3 when in need Of 4 Taxi.
.LCiL N. Phrl0N. LewiSburg. lift
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
One year, $500 Six months. 81. 0O
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-18

sins and sporting goods. The Hard
wick Gazette says the latter company
located in Hardwick without solieita-
ton from the business men of the
town and has asked for none," prob
ably meaning that the company sought
no concessions before locating in Hard
wick Quite often new concerns seek
liberal concessions from the commu-
mites in which they propose to locate,
so that the starting of the glove con
Germ in Hardwick should be all the
more welcomed by the people of Hard
wick. As The Gazette says, sit is up
to the citizens of Hardwick to show
their spirit by offering it encourage
ment) to the promoters of this new
industry whenever they can" These
two developments at Newport and
Hardwick are encouraging signs in a
period when depression is the rule in
business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-18

Asquith and family moved Saturday
to the Harry Russ farm, which was
recently purchased.
Representative J. B. Mckinley re-
turned Monday to Montpelier. His
brother law and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
W. z, MacLean of Toronto, Ont, are
at the Mckinley farm during his alb
sence at the legislature.
The Lend. "a Hand club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Grace
Scribner. Mrs. Scribner requests the
ladies to wear aprons.
Eleven members Of the Bridge street
club met Saturday afternoon with Mrs
Elizabeth Stevens, sewing on aprons
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Hattie Ruiter.
w L. Wright of Hyde Park visited
Mrs. Wright at N. G. Styles Sunday.
L. C. Raymond and Mrs. Rosamond
Macutcheon are i'll at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W b. Macutcheon.
L, c. Camp, who is in poor health,
passed last week at the home of his
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Brush.
The condition of Mrs. George Straw,
who Is suffering from gsngrene in one
foot, was very low Monday. Miss
Emma Vaughn, who has been caring
for Mrs. Straw, has returned to her
home in Waterbury Center.