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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
claATrlk MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday February 12th 1921. At 2
o'clock p. M, under the terms and
conditions Of chattIs mortgages !
will offer for sale At pubic aAction
at Graves Garage, Arvada Colo. the
following automobiles to-wit:
One Ford touring car.
One Ford One-ton truck
Terms Of sale cash In hand.
r. o. GRAVES Arvada Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

No0ses Ihat pssaehees Game Prom.
Il u interesting to note the typs Il
hsn,ss that preacher come from. In
The Methodist denominatioa 067 per
csat Of the preachers come frem farm.
ers' homes aud lis per cent from
peeachers' homss. In the southern
Presbyterian dsnominatioo H.7 per
csat come from farmsrs' homes and
10 per cent sf the preachers come
frsa parssoases. Ia the Presbyte-
r.aas Of the Uaited States Of America
- Per cent come from fAfmerS homes.
willie IS per cent come from parsou.
ages-FrOm Georgia Methodist Coo.
eveoocs Notes ID Atlanta Constitutes.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
lxssx Dec NJ Rust

Oas celd aftssuoou several school
girls wsre standing On corner wait
Ing for Q car. 4 man Invited them
to eems Into his once to walt Ter the
car. They accepted. The convereation
soon turned to the color of q certain
girl's hair. One Insisted Il was red,
another that II was auburn, and a.
other that It was brown. 4
At the height Of the diDcussioa I've
childrea catered the once. A. soon
- they undsesteed the nature Of the
arEunsnt eoe q ths youngsters e.
claimed:
: sOh, shucksi Her hair amt red.
livery dsa't rust."-IAdiaAapolis NswA
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

Owing 70 unavoidable eircum-
stances ths Enterprise Is day late
this week. Wednesday morning FL
more Flanagan, ths machine opsr-
ator, BY . quick jerk injured his
neck and has been unable TO work.
For our readers saks, and his we
hope this viii not happsn again.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

F. H. Moulton of the Rural rab-
bit ranch q junction stdttss, =. ear
ried away = numbeR Of prizes at the
Denver Stock Show with his thor
oughbrsd Rabbits. He eoppsd the
first prize for. the White flsaash.
nlue Flemish and Himalayana. and
slso hsd the best fur animals In the
cntira show. !.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
Nj. washington s,ass t... n,sh.

NJ. Washington s,2ss fsst hish.
Many persons believe that Mount
Washington. u New Hampahlre 10 tAs
highest mountain In the eastern part
& the United States. Mount Wash
ington stands o,296 feet shove sea
level. according 70 the Unltso States
geological survey. department Of the
latsrios. bat many peaks n The sonth-
een AppalacAians are several hundred
test higher than New Hampshise's
famous mountain. The highest noun
tain 10 the Appalachian system-tiss
highest paint In TIE United States east
n the Rockies-ls Mount Mitchell, In
North Carolina. which stands at an
elevation Of am fest. The highest
s,0untaln IN Tennessee. Mount Guyot.
stanls e,6oo fest above sea Level
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
II on css.s svdtsn,y.

A. unusually Interesting communal.
eatiea Was rocslved ~ New York
life Insurance company from The Dahl.
streo Metallic Dose ee0pany e Chi
csgo. 4 lsttse. pointing sst The ad-
vantagss Of Insurance. was mailed to
NJ. Dahlstron "a November 10. lo20
4 part of this letter read a. follows
Have yeu ever thought that Jour
'tuss may come suddenly. Suppose II
did" Ths answer to this sapposi.
tioo. - writtea By some unknown per.
500. 10 ~ follows: ut did. He's
1eaa. Returning letter and postcard.
Can't forward. Keeping hlottsr. Can
uss thls.s
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

The regular mSAtins'of.ths Parent
Teaeher Association was held last
Wed, Jan. 26th. at the High School.
DR.. May Bieelow Of Denver gave .
very helpful and instructive lecture
on the SCHOOL Girl" An who were
not there missed = rare treat. PG
TO come 30 our next. meeting.
Mrs. C. p. Horton Of Denver was
the guest Of Mr.. and ~ Glib West
Tuesday. !. ~.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

" Marshal Townslsy informs :as that
'.ince the first Of ths month al punch
bo.rAs Of every description have
been cut out in IFvsda. He say'
also that the state law will Be en-
forced in regard to minors frequent
lne pool rooms. According to IL
pro( IONS. boys undsr 81 are not al
lowedslb play unlsss accompanied BY
parent or guardian during the time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

Among the winners In the poultry
section At the Denver Stock Show
that ~s. ovsrlsoksd last week, was
probably Jsffsrson county's young
1T exhibitor Bsnnss Scott, Of Denver
visw. He resolved several premiums
with his Buff Lsstoras. He had
strong competition In turksys, but
came ont with flying eolors In that
class, and also in ducks.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
Local Lore

Every subscriber Of the Enterprise
should read the article in this issue
written BY H. H: Miller. critieizing
the action Of the Adams county jury
In the road house case. No verdict
should be allowed TO stand when
connected with such recommends
taons, no matter whether the desired
en6 had beeh attained or not. II d
sttHng . bad very bad, precedent.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

H. Arv.d. stk .grpde boys and
s;ris teams went over TO Wheatrtdee
Friday afternoon Aqd had = friendly
INT ii basketball. Both local teams
won. he boys ss..ts -, the girls a6
tc .. -.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

FOR SALE-Rose Comb White
wyandotte .cockcrels. Phone Arv
65W. 32-1tp
FOR SALE c.. TRADE-Alfalfa
land. Water ri~ht unexcelled. What
have you to ofse.? J. Taylor, Jr.,
Florence, Colo.
FOR SALE-50 Egg Cypers Incuba-
tor, IS. Walter Green. S4-2tp
FOR szLE-wheat $3.50 per hun
dred or $2.75 delivered. Phone Ar
VIDA 341 Rs. "a
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Rhode
Island Cockerel. Phone Arvada 193M
SALT
FOR SALE-160 corrall poles. I6
feet long. Lot Of hog wire, team,
s year old mares. Zang's stock. Har-
old Ketuer, Broomfield, Colo.
60-s1-otp
FOR sHEE-A No. /, first cutting
alfalfa, $1,000 ton delivered. Phone
<htNAu0 oVVUs OO.6tp
FOR SALE-Stave-lee Washing Ma
chine and Wringer, nearly new.
Cheap for cash. Phone 327R. 34-1tp
FOR szLECsettine hens. Cali Ar
vada lew. "a
FOR SALE-Two parior lamps and
thirty one-half gallon fruit jars.
Fhons 10R. SILT
FOR TRAbE-Edison gra7ap6one
and $50 records for chickens. Phone
l9SW. 3D. 34-2tp.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGT-Thoro-
bred White Wyandotte cockercls.
P''sne l12Rl s4-4tp.
FOR SALE-Frantz-P Premier Sweep
er. slightly used, will sell cheap.
Phone Arvada so.
F0kSALE-One red buroc brood
SOW. heavy with pig. R. H. Beck.
EFT, Cole ranch Arvada. 33-otp
FOR SALE-Furniture, rabbits ant
one load Of White Pine poles. Ad-
dress Route I. Box 50 Arvada. 2tp.
FOR SALE or RENT-ThIrty acre.
we'll. improved, first class wac,
right, II room modern house, one
mile north Of Arvada on Highland
John Schultz. 33-tf
WANTEb-O.d straw Tor Fertilizer
C. A. Wolf. 5000 W 3sth, Whea,
ridge. 33-3t
wANTED-To lease s acres, water
house and berries. Write 1919 Lin
coin. Phone Main 1854. 32-3u,
FOR sALE-Fifty hotbed sach, gool
condition. Phone Main 2s44. 32-2
Fob SALE-Kegai White Wyan.
dotts cockerels $500 to $500. Set
ting eggs from 200 egg hens $500
for Is, $500 for 80. R. L. New
ton.
FOR RENT-Storaee room in rear
Of Hostoffice. Inquire Of Postmas-
ter.
FOR sALE-Work team ,llO0 each.
Phone 67W. 81tf.
WANTED-plswing b. the acre with
tractor. any acreage. Address thi'
office.
-Rcpre1entatfyo Tor Mn
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
NOTICE

NOTICE
OF the Annual Meeting, Stockholder.
Of the Allen Il Reno PARK Latera,
Ditch Company will be held on Feb.
18th at 7:30 P. NJ. at the Arvada
Town Hall for the election Of Off
eers and any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
Everyone interested come.
A. B. N. ROGERS,
s SecSTreas.
First Publication Feb. 80.
Rautist Church
Sunday School 9:46 A. NJ.
Morning Ser i"e-11 o'clock.
Prayer mecting Wednesday ever
ing at 7:30.
B. Y. P. U. at $3.50 P. M.
Preaching Srrv;"c at 1880 P. NJ.
Everyone wclce~,e to these SER
REV. ". F. COLE, Pastor
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

The Jefferson .Copnty Sunday
School annual eoqysntion VII be
held At BecIsley NJ E.. Church on
Feb. 92. ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

The last card party before. Leht
will b given By ths Catholic Ladies
AM next Msaday ewsains q Barth
Hall. Adnisssion '2se. with usual
seffashnsnts. Evefyecdy welcome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

Rev. y. r. Cob ha9 sight re-
lapse frea his fsesht slnsal ~ first
Of the wssk. but wishes ~ Enter
prise 10 state ~ expects e I'LL the
Baptist pulpit ssps.y .@eFains IS
usual.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

Don't forget ths Fseular msstins
cf C. C. w.. Crsrse ,Eztday evening
Feb. 4. Rsfrsshmsnt. and initiation
S.gether with q good tine. ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
WANT COLUMN

FOR SALE-Rose Comb White
Wyandotte .cockcrels. Phone Arv
66W, 32-1tp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01
neberidnpemnt1tng.

SEEING, @bina, 20. Muguit.
&un6erte bon Ortidaften mur0en Der
ni9tet nnb Sauien6e Don Meni9en
murben ob6adlos infolge elmer neber.
idtpemmung oeS Soong-bo ODER 6es
@elben 5lunes, Der nod i6neren Ste
genfduen ndbren6 6es lebten Monats
meite Diitrifte in Ser Brobin5 S6an.
t1ng nnter 8aiier geiebt bat. Gin
0amm fou gebroden fem, uno Ole
8ogen 6es Sluiies ergieBen ii6 ourd
Sos 9od, 0ns cine Meile brett lit,
iiber bas 6nbinter liegen6e 2ano. 9ie
8obnberbinoung 5tpiiden Setting ur6
Sbangbai lit unterbroden.
Die Berni6tung Ser grnte in Ser
betroffenen Diitriften sic crit I'M leb.
ten Sriibling un6 CONNER bon elmer
&%11ngersnot beimgein6t nur6en, ha1
einen groBen nmfang erreiht. Sic
lofale &ungersnot : @tlfsgeienidaft
berteilt Sen &eit brer @el6mittel un=
ter sic 9pfer Der l~1eberidmemmung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01
SAulbeei,,.

@ir iteben Dor Ser gr0ffnung 6es
neuen Sduliabres. @s lit 1trenge sc.
niienspflibt Der tatboliiden gltern,
tire &noer fatbplii9en 56ulen a1151-
bertra1ten. l1nfere 8farri6ulen 'itebe1
Eauf Ser &0be Ser 8eit. Das 2ebrper<
IDnal berbinoet nit einem geoiege1en
8iiien atb r%eligtoien @eift. Die
rBfarrib11le lit ni6t r1l1r cine Inter
ri6tsanitaH fit Die @lementarfader,
ionoern tie 1T aud cine religtoie Gr-
5iebungsanitalt. SsS1 allen 5taater, IN
.0enen sic 5dnle ettthriitlt6t ma1rbe,
sic SoIgen Dapo1 tmmer grel=
Ter outage. 8ns aeigen bic troitloien
8reltgi0ien 11no iittliden 3uitdnoe, Die
zibon Dor BENT &riege IN 9dnoerr
berridten aus beren 56ulert 8ott
felt Snbr5ebr1ten berbannt 1T. Bie
Bic Soat % bie grnte! 9as iollen al
le gltern, beionbers iebt, benin Be.
ginn eires nener 5dnliabres tpoH
be6enfe1t. Sic %follten erfenr1ett, bob
cine cute, reIigi0ie Graiebung einert
%11neu6ilm b6Sberen Bert bot, als allies
oberflddlide, MIR a11f bag SSroiide
gerihtete Wiifen. N1tr drtitli9e
5duIen biIoer hriitIiihe gbaraftere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01

neM lang getragenen 2eiben al er-
langen. gea6 Der Operation ldien iiA
0ieie frobe Soffnung bertpirfli6en 81
moaeu, bod trat III Ser Montagna6t
cine 8enoung gum 56limmerer Elm,
Die ieinen SOB berbeifnbrte. Ser Ser
itorbene erreidte oag glitter ron So
Sabren. nno ieiner Coffin binterlaBt
er bret 5obne, Die in 3nfota mobnen,
unO cine Sobter, Die nit Der Mutter
am 5terbebett bes 8aters itan6.
IDie 2eibe pnr6e Dienitag nab ct.
Eglono 5l1r 8eerbigung gebradt. Wf0-
&c Ser Dabingei9ieoene ruben tn
Srieoen! Sic 8eerotgung finoet an
Sreitagmorgen nod einem in Ser &a-
tbeorale Inn neun l1br gebaltenen le,,
bitierten &eql1iem al1f Dem &alpav
riens8otteSader ltatt.
SIN Gomilienbeim an Crescent
Ipenl1e norooltlin itarb am Wontag,
nadmittag Sarolo s.. Bouf, Der Is
Sabre nlte Sobt Der Samilie 81. s..
8ouf. Ser 8erltorbene nor lett 5ebn
Monaten leibenb, uno er lieB ii9 CUR
8efrei11ng BON ieinem 2ei0en I'M geo=
pember leBten Sabres I'M ct. Nfarps
Sospital at Winneapolis operteren.
Die Solgen Der Operation lieBen anf
ieine @eneiung ihlieBen; Dor 5ebn
8oden aber berfdlimmerte iid iein
3nitan6, nn6 Der 500 NOR Die Sol
ge, ser nit Sen Gltert1 BON orei @e=
idtpiItern betranert miro. Donneritag
Morgen fin6et 6ie 8eer6igung nod
einem bonn bobm. 8farrer 8reuiier
in Ser ct. Muguitinusfir6e gebalte-
men &equiem 6ie 8eer6igung auf Dem
neutrality-suspicious. itatt.
-Sto6tidabmei1ter SSulius Mbams
erbielt bonn &riegsbepartement am
0ienitag bie Nadri6t, 0aB 6ie 2ei6e
ieines Sobnes Sen. S. Moams, mel
der in elmer am 10. September 1918
in BEN Nrgonten in Sranfreid &C.
iblagenen S9lo6t Ben 500 fir's So
,terlan6 erliH, in Sobofen, g. s., an=
gefommen fei. Na9 Ser Mnfunft Der
2ei6e in ct. Glonb miro 6ie 8eer6i=
gnng bon Ser @atbe6rale aus alf 6em
&alDarien l@ottesader Itattfin6en.
49, &odm. P. 2ufe, 8. g. g.. IS.
g., g0nnte ieinen MeB6ienern lebten
9ienftag Elm Idones Sngesbergniigen
6urh einen Mnsflug nod st. SobnS
College, in 6eiien berrliden nmqeb=
ung fih sic 81rl6en in. beiterer @ei-
ie amiiiierten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01
KatReliidc HeAIAulen.

Sn Der ndditen ISOLDE l6on merben
Die boberen fatboliihen 2ebranitalter,
Mfabemien, uniberiitGten uno &oh-
ibnler ibr 8%interIemeIter er0ffne11.
Bir MAIDEN. biermit oie gItern bon
ainoern, Die bie Bfarridulen ab]ol-
biert un6 Ser lebrbegierigen Sugeno
cine b0bere 9iloung 5l1fommen laiien
mollen, anf Die in unierem 8Iat=
te gemadten Mn5eigen fir bobere gr=
5iebnngsanftalten aufmerfiam. ese6e
'berielben bietet @emdbr, oaB ibrer
&in6ern cine tiidtige 8ilonng un6 re.
1igios-moraliide gr5iebung 5ufom:
men miro. 8er big jebt bie Wobl
nod nidt getroffen Fat, Ser the es
balb nnb forge a11d arf 6ieie @eiif
fir 6as SeeIenbeiI ieiner &in6er. 81
ne quite hriitIi9e gr5iebnnq 1T 6aS
|geite, 6as Gltern ibrer @in6ern 81
|geben berm0gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01
aramaa ii Mandjen.

8erlin 81. glugnlt. - SSn Miin-
den beteiIigten ii9 10000 Meniben
geiter11 aben6 an einem Groteit gegen
Die boben 8reiie unb angebli6 reof-
tion1ren Mietbo6en Der baDerii6en
Hegierung, Iart beutiger 9epei6e
aus Meiinden. Dime groBe Sdnierig-
felt mnroe bic Menge bon Ser Holi=
gel neutrality-suspicious. Bel ei1em
&ranaa m1troe uber Elm Mann get0-
tet 1nb Elm nrrberer Dertpun6et. Die
&lnogebung ri6tete fih namentli6
aegen Bremier @abe nno 8oli5ei6ef
Yobner, tpel6e sic @nn6gebung ber@
boten botten. Sn Berlin bate man
|ernlte nnruben befirdtet, neil sic
rnoifolen a8rteien gut organifiert
nn6 pegen 6es 8erbotes Ser @1tn6-
gebnng gegen oie @egierung auBerit
lerbittert iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01
g
Kirdblidc g
g 11aepris9teft. g
GO @@ @@@

\ Die bonn bobm. r. 8e6a,0. g.
s., i'm Eomn MiQlpoo6 paitorierte
Let. Moia @emein6e batte ant leBten
Dienltag ibren @br:,ntag, an meldem
Der bodm'ite 8iibof Soiepb Build ote
na4 alen Gegeln arditeftioniiber
Stunt Sen bon benz Mrbiteften SEQ
|S6afer bon ct gloub entmorfenen
BIanen semdB renoDierte nn0 bergro-
|berte Bfarrfirbe 6e6i5ierte. So6ann
5elebrierte ser bodap. p. MeriuS, ..
e. g., 6as feierli6e Spdamt unter
Miiiltens bes bp9m. p. Mnielm, ..
e. s., als Diofon, bes bodm. GERM
8eiqan6 uls 5ub6tafo1t un6 6es
bodm. p. Damian, 8. g. s., als Be-
remoniar. SIN Snnftnarium itarroen
6em 8ii9of Sic bobm. 8eneoiftiner-
Dater Mlcui11 nn6 Mtbanaiius CUR Sci
tie nnb 6em bodtu'1ten Msgr. Sbie.
Fbaut aliiitierten sic bobtD. PIP. .. g.
s., Malrl1s nno Mlto, nn6 nlber Die
len mobnten Der 81. San6llng bel Die
|bodnp. 8ene6iftiner Gerard, @eorg,
IMartin nnb @buar6. Ser bodtp'ite
|8iihof bielt eine bor5ugli6e 6eutihe
Breoigt, in pel6er er. Der @enlein6e
5u ibrem idf0r1en @rfolge gebubrenoes
Sob 5onte. Ma6 benz feierliden Got.
tesoienfe nabm Der Sberbirte Die
Briifnnq Ser so @%onfirmanten in
oent11er 5prade Dor, mel9e in 5u,
friebeniteuenb1ter @eiie beitanoen
muroe, moranf 6as 81. Saframent Der
Sirmung geipen0et nuroe. Sur Sc
bnng oieier idonen 6eier trlg Der I'M
ter 2eitnng 6es 6crrn 8en5el Riibnl
Itebenbe @irdendor in %erbal1enoer
@eiie Bel. Na9 6em Seitmable fan6
i'm gr6gefboB ser Stride gum 8eiten
Ser @eneiroe Elm Bicnic itatt, oas in
|ie6er &iniibt einen 5ufrie6eniteaen-
|6en 8erIauf robm. Die ct. &oia-
@enein6e purbe Dor abt5ebn Snbren
%qeqrun6et. Dieielbe m1r6e bonn bo9m.
F. MIto, s.. 5.8, bon ct. Sobn's
aus nnoertbalb Snbre uls Miiiion Der
|ieben, uno tie adblte 1amals 8tpan5ig
|Jamilien. Ser critic reii6ieren6e 8fur-
rer ser @emeinDe mar Der bo6D. p.
Mgatbo, 8. g. s., tpel6er 6ieielbe
neun Sabre lang paltoriertez nno
ibm folgte7aIs 8farrer Ser bo6m. 2.
Be6a, s.. g. S., pelber felt ben leb=
ten feds Sabre Ser @emeinoe, Sic itih
naibren6 iener 3eit burd cine Mn-
5aM reuer mnger Mitglieoer, bie fid,
aus an6eren 8emetnbe11 nnidloiien,
bermebrte, IN erfoIgreider 8eife por-
itebt, 10 baB iid 6ieielbe iett elmer
berrltiidfen Bffarrfir6e erfreut 11n6 aIs
eine Ser beit geregelten ii Der Gii56-
seie geribm mirb. W6ge es benz
bod1n. II. Be6d, 8. g. s., gegonnt
iein, Sic Sriidte feiner 1tttermiioIi<
den Gdtigffen, Sic MIR ser Moblfabrf
Ser lint nr1bertrnliter @enteir1be ge-
gotten, o1f pieIe Sabre nod genieBett
at f0i;11tten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01

Die i6limmiten Bein6e 6es 6rie-
|Sens unter ben 8olfern iino. Die
9ummbeit nn6 oie &riegsgetpinnler.
|gs lit 6as cine Maian5 - 10 unbei-
Zig mie man Tie iid nllr in SEN
miloeiten Grdumen bor5uite0en Der.
mag. Mber tie mar 90 u16 mag
mie6erfommen.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-07-20
Snappy Base Ball Game

A very good game. of base ball was that
played here last Thursday between Hyde
Park and Moirisville. 1t was anybody S
game up to the ninth inning when the
nome team went to pieces through errors
over on the third base line. Up to that
time it was one each, but Morrisville then
rolled up five runs and took the game.
For the home team Harry Foss pitched a
faultless game and his catcher lined up
with him in fine style. The pitcher and
catcher for the visitors put in new out
fit in the eighth inning. The teams ara
evenly matched and always put up good
game. The score:
Innings 8 4 5 6 7 50
Morrisville 0 0 0 Q 0 0 SIS
Hyde Park 0 0 0 o 0 Q 0 OIL
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-07-20
FFTCHERVILlE

/ Elmer Boyes and wife were up
from Johnson Sunday.
Flora Hooper was at John Malo-
neys to see the new baby.
Mrs. E. Jones and sons were at her
old home in Centerville Sunday.
Mrs. Joel Whitcomb was a, business
visitor at Hyde Park last Monday.
What a lot of good the rain has
done. All hope we will have more Of
it.
Miss Agnes Treadeau has gone to
Morrisville to work for Clifford Bar
rows.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Grimes and
friends took dinner at the Notch
Sunday.
Mr.. Treadeau and Guy McGinnes
did Mr.. Clark's haying at the village
last week.
Mrs. Mary Hooper and children of
er's' Sunday.
Mr.. Tedford and wife were visit
ors at the Quinn home in Morris
vile Sunday.
At the Noyes' home they entertain
ed Miss E. Kelley and Marian Abbott
the past week.
The Giroux family met friends at
the Lake Sunday and had a picnic
dinner together.
Miss Elizabeth Noyes, who has
been camping at Lake Champlain the
past three weeks, has returned home
and reports the time of her life"
At Bessey's, Ralph and Mabel
Whitcomb of st. Adams, Neil Whit
comb and wife of Waterbury, Will
Bessey and wife and sister of st.
Johnsbury spent Sunday.
At Oscar Whitcomb's Sunday,
Ernest Cantill of Jeffersonville, viii
Patch, wife and two children of East
johnson, and Miss Della was up home
from her wotk at Hyde Park Inn.
Mr.. Iona sold some livestock to-
day. Queer if you want to sell cat
tie 1-2 cents is good enough, but
buy a piece of meat out of a cart.
10 to zoe. Queer the farmers get it
so hard and without them how long
would the world move on?
Those that called at the old plas-
tered house: Miss Douglass and
friend whom she was showing the
fine views-she thinks this part of
Vermont fine; Mr. and Mrs. Decell
and little sons; Mr.. and Mrs. New
bury of Waterbury and Ed Lilly of
the village; DR.. Robinson, wife and
son of Morrisville.
What a pity so much money is tied
up in cars. If it was distributed
throughout the State times would not
be so dull. Did you stop to think
100 cars averaging $500 piece would
mean $4,000? Just a few men get
that and most of the car shops are
out of the State. Men who can hard
ly live must have a car.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-07-20
Community Chautauqua

A meeting of the Chautauqua guaran.
tors was held at the hotel Monday even
ing. Miss Opie, representative of the
company, was present and impaired much
valuable information as how to proceed
in making the affair a success. This
young lady has had large experience along
tie Chautauqua lines and assures us that
the program arranged for us is one of the
best. An organization was effected by
electing these officers: President, l.. H.
Lewis; Vice President, ]. J. Gilmore;
Sec'y. S. B. Waite; Treasurer, B. w. Nc.
Farland; Chairman Ticket Committee,
Rev. Mr.. Mercer; Advertising Committee,
Chas Young; Ground Committee, Her
bert Rooney, R. S. Page, Perry Foster
Parker Collins, Fred Miller, F. B. Noble;
Assistants to Junior Sup't, Misses Mary
Tyndall, Alice Tyndall and Selma Strong
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-07-20
WATERVILLE

Mrs. F. W. Darrah was in Burlington
last week.
Miss Gladys Lyon is visiting relatives
III Vergennes,
Lena Warren is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. j. Morgan.
Miss Anna Sweet is attending summer
school in Burlington.
Mrs. Maude Schoield visited in New
Hampshire, last week
Mrs. Augusta Best of Highgate is the
guest of Mrs. G. E. Bragg.
Olga Smith of West Randolph is at
home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Lumbra entertained
company from Burlington last week.
Miss Mabel Lawrence and friend of
Burlington were guests of H. F. Beard
over Sunday.
Rev. Geo. Wescott of Essex Center,
was called here Friday by che Illness of
his mother, Mrs. Jane Wescott.
Miss Cordie Brown of Atlanta, Georgia,
and sister, Mrs. Holmes, of johnson
visited friends in town last week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-07-20
Loyal to the Horse

You probably wouldn't want to go
back to team now" was said to local
motor truck driver who has been at the
wheel for two or three years. 90, don't
know" was the reply; there's something
very satisfying about holding the reins
over good team" Then he branched off
in comment on the over. speeding of chauf-
feurs who drive their machines SO fast
that rows of trees and telephone poles are
turned into rail fences - pace which
takes the pleasure out of an AUTO ride, at
east for the passenger who wants to get
some idea of the country through which
he is passing.-Ludlow Tribune.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-07-20
Riverside
marriage.

Flora Hooper called on friends at the
street, Wednesday.
A daughter arrived at the home Of John
Maloney last Tuesday.
Jennie Cox of Cambridge is visiting
Geo. W. Allen and wife.
Lucian Chambers of Johnson was a
recent visitor at Arthur HERS.
Mrs, A. I. Mills and daughter were
visitors in Morrisvile Saturday.
Mrs. Addie Ferkie of Montpelier has
been visiting her brother, Chas. Lucas.
Will Bessey and wife and sister-in-law
all from St. Johnsbury, spent the week
end at Joel Bessey's.
: Ralph Whitcomb and wife of St. Adams
and Neil Whitcomb and wife of Water
bury, were Sunday visitors at the Bessey
home. +