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Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
NO FUNDS AVAILABLE
 FUR REHABILITATION

when Frank J. Claxton of the fed erai board of industrial rehabilitation arrives this morning for a conference With pr. R. H. H. Blome. state direc- LOT or the vocational education and mead or the rehabilitation work in tnis state. he will learn. that no pro- eress has been made. Dr. Blome said yesterday that while there had been several calls made for assistance if hau been impossible to proceed in vie,, or the fact that no funds were avail able to conduct the investigations
 We have been unable to follow m any Of the case or to organize our staff, because of lack of funds" said Dr. Blome.
 Last summer Governor Campbell ac- cepted Tor the state the offer of the Ieueral government to provide s5OOo Tor rehabilitation work if matched bv $ooV0 from the state. The bill now is pending in the legislature Before his connection with the federal board MT Ciaxton was chairman of the industrial accident board of Idaho. He is making ms first official trip at the present time which he characterizes a "get acquainted" tour of his division.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04

day night at the ". O. W. hall and had as the feature of the dance the lucky number. The winner of the ladies' prize was Miss Lenore Hacker, who received pair of silk hose awarded by the Blue Front store; the winner of the mans prize, silk tie, given by Ray F. Stauffer. was Harry Sheets. The winner of the theater tickets of fered by the Rainbow theater was some party from Peoria
 To Have New Suits
 Manager Benz wore a broad smile on his face Thursday as he was as- sured that the Glendale Greys would be all logged out with new suits Tor the coming season. Some diligent workers were sent out as a committee to get each merchant to donate a suit and the boys came back showing great results from their canvass. The suits will be ordered at once and when the Greys take the field they will make a
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
EXPLOIT YOUR CITY
 |S ADVICE OF VISITOR

If the people of Phoenix realized the miracle they had accomplished by making a garden of Eden out of a desert. the city would have a popula- tion of 100000 in 1925"
 This is the opinion of James E Adams who says that another miracle Is the fact tEat Phoenicians do not know what they have accomplished.
 Wake up," advised MT. Adams, who Is spending the winter here from the east, with his son-in- law and daughter Mir and Mrs. Garret Schullar.
 Exploit your city" charges the en. thusiastic tourist
 Mir. Adams expressed these views ir q letter to Colonel James H. Nc. Clintock, state historian, in which h, suggested that "The Miracle City, b, stamped on the city flag in place of tn proposed motto, Phoenix Rises"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
|G-L E = N = D-A-l-E E

the merchant who is Supporting your community gives you the best in values and prices. On each Friday Glendale merchants carry number of columns of ads which present money saving articles. Watch these ads and profit by them. Read the ones in this issne and remember that on each Fr1cFvs there is something in store for you fro mthe different merchants or Gien dale carried in the columns or the ATT zona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04

the opportunity on March 21- At that time Miss Kathryn Ludden will give her dramatic recital at the Arizona school of music in Phoenix
 Watch the Ads
 The people of the Glendale district are urgently requested to watch the different advertisements that appear from time to time in the Glendale section of the IAriaoDa Republican. The question is asked, Why go away rom town to do your trading while
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
A GENERAL LACK

She--Women may gossip sometimes. but they have better control of their tongues than men have.
 He-You are right Men have no control whatever of womens tongues.- Answers, London.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04

An oil-driling outfit in Nebraska struck gold ore assaying thirty-five dollars to the ton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
Sheriff Sale

Nv virtue Of three yenil,ional eI-
ponas issued to M by l., J Brown
INK CLERK 81 the Circuit Court 81
Dickson county. Tern wIlI On
MONDAY. FEB IL, 1921
Al ! O'Clock p m, a, the eour,
house door IN Charlotte. Tenn .-ex,
pose Al pahIlt ssle h the hLehe-,
and best bidder, ior c~h, the
following.
First Parcel 81 land in the 18th
district bounded ~ The north H 7
iiaessoad, west BY y Owens
rsst hy Watts sud iissesood
south by lls:asoca lev,.i npan q.
the property 81 II. N siratn 'r
ss,i-iy Judgement interest aud cost
IN favor = j. h Duke
seeoni - Parcel q land IN the
sixth district sot Dickson county,
pounded A. tollo~s beginning a,
nosihess, corner oi Bel pes.on :
yard. runs east 20 Hnteherson =
ak acre tract, then forward within
EIGHT lee, Of Hu.cherscn south.
east corner middle oi Charlotte and
Wsverly road, west with sid road
then with pitmsn- line t. poia,
so "A 10 run east AMI ~irlga The
southwest corner NJ ;Ae garden,
then With garden 10 lh- southwest
corn~r; then north ~ith garden 10
thu beginning, levied upon ~ the
property Of g, B suss 10 satis',
;udhement. in,res. and cc~t 10
favor Of Charlotte Mercantile Co
Third PARCEL Of fsni in six'h
dietric,M Dickson county eaunds !
a. in the tract nunhsr two ievi- !
upor az the property ~ g y su9.
TO satisfy judgement irtere-t 81 4
cos, in favor al y u I.@ech
This Jan 10. 1874.
VI q START
sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
Presbyterian Church Notes

Services were held ss usual IL
this church last sunday and the At
tendance wss good at all the hours
considering the weather, howevel
the thrift efforts Of vide awsk,
advertising comnittee 10 have lU
men out al the morning services
were slightly msrrsd, due To the IN
element weather The commi,te,
IL yet con the Job and respectfully
invite aud in-,st upon your presenc.
asat Sunday iraa y IS IN, ~, Al
the regular services will be held Al
the ususl hout- Publicity p.recto'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
TAKE n N TIME
Just A Scores OF Dickson
People Have.

Waiting doesn't pap
II you neglect kidaey headache
urinary troubles Often iollos
Dosu'. Kidney Pills are ior hid
nsy headache and Toe other kidney
ills
Dtcksou citizens endorse them.
Mrs s.pha Crowsll, Main ~.
LAekson, says Just rrc-ntiy ]
u..d Doan. Kidney Pills Tor Kidney
trouble saa they did me a world oi
good Ny back was weak and nv
kidney III 30 I act ftght. My i.ei
ana ankles s~. led 40 had to wea,
slippers. | bad pains on the top Of
my bead. loo. | got Doan- Kid.
n.y PHI. at the Msat. Drug Co .
and shes leiped me RON the start
NJ k,iasys were regulated, the
sweiiins Irit my lee, and bad no
more ba, kaehs. y
Price SDc, a, all dealers, Don I
amply ask ios kidney remedy
ssr f,1sn n ianey Pfii~---ih~ -sase
that Mr.. Crowsll bad Foster Mil
burn Go Mira Buffalo, n Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
Missionary Social.

The Womail's Missionary ssceie,r
will entertain with q Missionary
Social Friday evening. January D.,
al the N {, Church South. An
Interesting pfoxssm has bssa al
ranged. with ".omrthing good 10
eat IN additioG. foa oil be
measured" and Toe every inch
found The wsist. you siIl ne taxed
penny. "cotnisisa ai~@sperialls
in yitsd--as veil q. the rect. TIE
donations received will 10 iof mis-
siona.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

u h.n a virpegis, hnds ttsi hss
customer. III sg-ss sci 1t certain
preparation. ~ soswis ErsS'
opinion Il i, ard wheu IN heed Cd
such = medicine IL stmt.as certain
to a.4 ii hia1ssI and In a;s family
THIS Ia ~Ay 20 nsny druggists nss
ari recon mend ChsmherlaiO .
Cough Remedy J h Jones, 3
well snovu druggist a CuNran.
Ky, sayr, Il have uaesi Chsmbtr-
iain's fUagn Rsnr~tfr in tpg isn'I,
for the pas, sevrn yssrs, ard have
trunsi i, % ~ to- e@ss ccaxH nAd-
isins | have ever knosc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

fRuaT PROOF plant,
Wakefield ant. rlatdu,ch. parr~-
pos, prepaid 100 $2.25 5A
3l,25; express collect. 81 M %,
thousand Delivery guaranteed
Dash.r Plant Co, NaIdosts, ia
TAKEN UP-Red and ~hiss
yesriins .plk 10 rsh, tar, weight
sbou. $50 pounds Came to m,
home about the 6rst az December
Owner Gao have same by paying 10,
,ts VI keep and ttis nj
". ?. Byrn, Sylvia, r. y D.
sALEsMES WASTED-To 20.
licit ORDERS sos iahrcsllns otis,
grssses and paints Salary or Gem
ml..ion Address The Harvey Oh
Go, Clevs and. Ohio.
Let The 20 ri" prin. H. Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

BY virtue ii three sendi.i NAL ~.
ponss i.-asd TO ne b. L. ] Brs~n.
ing Clerk ID the Cfeuis court. VI
Dicssan coanty Tsna. spli on
SATURDAY FEB, II, 1871
81 | O'clock, y TIA. a, tbs cogrl
nea-. door in Dleksoc. Tean.. Ell.
pose TO pabilc salr. 20 TIVE highest
and br-t bidder, iaf cash. the
iolhosing
Fir+l-Oue -.seUib lEies~s, IN iwo
tract. q land IN the FIRE. dlstric,
VI tBlieksoa so1a.yss boarded ar
iolhw. North by Pres: Simpson
aud Frank Hall: Esst \. L. Msnlsy
and Bell Bruce; South by winfr-d
Harris ami Ba1s~f Harris; Nee, BY
+ Hall irys,,i upop ~ the property
u Marx saud-rs 10 ss,isiy -dss,
m+ul lal rr~s' aud casts 10 iaya Of
ArwcuI ArtiHt-r Go.
second House and H., in tn.
kif,h di.'nc 81 Dickson couu,y
boundne- given on day III ,Al~.
l.vlrf upon ~ the property ~ Earl
Ghost. ,n rati.is Judgement. inter.
ssl and cor, Ia ias III 4 III
Syringe.
Ft.4rt--,2s.1. u,s-.- ~ ....aa la 4.ss.
Fret distract a. Dickson county
bounded Gs iailo~. Narh by
Edwards; Ea.t by Edwsrds. San'h
BY sogg We.l By Hughsr, rv',d
upon a. ,hf property ~ Tote sEi
Grssn, Aals. Ass ss,sp.s,. ,sSsgsyz;ssa.,,
in,rf-s, aod cost Ia iaym VI j..
Bark sdsl,
Tn,. Jau ~. 1921
VI q. Stuart
shrnd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
Y. p. Missionary Sose'y.

q"
The Young People Missionary
Society II the NJ \, Church
south, held its January mretn,
with Misses tara aud EVELYN Grow
friday u last week Miss EllLsbeti
Matths ~ was leader. and an inter
e1,lng programme was given Ate
the business, refreshments war
served
At former business meeting
Misc Elizabeth Matthews vas elaot
sd delegate to the Missionary CH'
ference. which cnnvenes To Murtre.s
buro February 1918. Miss Lavonii
Gosset vas elected alternate --Secy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
Doa'l Loo fo,sr, IT,

bear 10, t,tiud .hst CHAMBERLAIN =
rst'lgts mi onty move nc bGssJs
but IMPROVE ths appetite and
strengthen he digestion They
contain ~ p-psIn ,r nth-s digestive
iermvu, TIA, strengthen tie stomarh
aud enshi. Il 70 perform tie iuuCt.
IONS naturally
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
To the Dyspeptn

Would you not ike 10 know that
your stomach troubles are over,
tina, you could eat any hind Oh food
thai. yen craze .Cansids, 1ben.iAs
tact .ihs, Chamheriain > Tablet.
have cured others--~hy not you.
There are many Who have been re-
stored TO health by taking thes- tab
lets and can now eat any kind II
food that tney crave.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

fhs Standard Bearers Missionary
Society oi the y l.. Church wll
give a Chinese Social at ths home
OF Mia Bessie Scott. 90 W., Col.
legs St. Friday evening ian 2sth,
In celebration VI tn society Wth
Anniversary. Every body - yx,pnd
ed an iayits ion, and Ar, s.Eed To
help puell the birthday cup nv
bringing orr penny toY each ol a..
twenty years ~ ID. ofaah'fsliou
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
CARD % rNANNA

Y ~ wi-h 10 express our sincste
thanks to our friend. aud nrlghoor-
Tor their kindness and assistance
during the sickness aud death Of
our dear husband aud father We
also wish to thank those who 81
willingly furnished carr.
Mrs n ' smith 4 CT lldren
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

The children may not he aettlnl
their .p1ni ~ ns,lx dsy Havf
vou thrught out ways II maxim
sure tina, va~f one takes hi. shsr,
Fresh milk and Cream at Ray -
Grocery l5t per quart
VOICE. When you bring you,
c,,~ So Wv built bring the 81 0o
tins meRus You cannot st'ort
% charge such small amounts
~, N Sensing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

In this cause, /, appearing tom
The crors b Il which t~ sworn 20,
that " II Hubbard. Walter and
Charlie BELL are non residents ~
the STATE ~ that process cannot be
served upon them, they, atr there
lore ber.b, required to appear on or
hsinIr The 10, Monday IN February
before the Civfk and Master ot ssid
Court at hi. offices Ia Dickson,
Tennessee, 10 make defence 10 the
cioss bIii filed sgaln.t them ~ said
Court hv " u DAVE, sdministrs.
sos ~ ,S.Ams4~e iaseyshill, VIA! br
taken Tor confessed. /, he further
|orferst that TIM. nv,r-~ t'- pus,irif~vt
for iout consecutive weeks IN the
Dickson County Herald
This the ls,h day oi December
iS2a
J. Taylor, Clerk x Master
Joe h, Neems. Sosr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

", c Hisdyp, proprietor d the
Diekson Nurseries, A J. ByrD,
Dick Neblett and W p. Byrn. Of
h rtoos Greek Nurseries. spent Tues.
day and Wednesday in Nashville
attending the annual meeting ol
the State Horticultural. Nursery
meme and Beekeeper's Association.
which convened In that city At the
Hermitage Hotel. They report an
antassl,e ss.. sell IA psp6tsbls
meeting
tav,sr Leach and Miss tr.ts
waits were married Monday at the
home Of the bride in elrsnee, Ala.
lhey will reside in Guot-rsvill~
Hs. where, ~ L.eeh J.. j. she
stay- business m. groom i. a
arm Vt Mrs, W. T Roger, OF ,hi4
place. aud i. we'll known IN this
county, having resided st Charlotte
A lew years ago
Sse the cnmely drama, Mr.
runh4 pura Ilcr III II lruntss-,
CTS SehocIhousr SUNDAY night
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
FOR sAI.E-fo acres ose mil,

FOR >Al.E-f0 acres ose mile
sesi Of Dicks0r. "a acres level,
aa.aace IA tIaer, !our -oon house
snd other au,haiId,uss sIhis prop
erVy car ~ hoash' q, hussir
would eycaause tot in~n property
sa.ef- intotrstion se- ~ write
Hnterton and SspdaHs Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
Sheriff's Sale

by virtue II an execution ispued
to me by J J TAYLOR, CLERK and
Master. IN the tsuse oi Mr.. Mary
Register Y. &, l., Regt4ter will
on Saturday, February the lS.h AT
noon. nj tpr Court house door in
Dickson. Tenn expose to public
sale. 10 the highest aud best bidder
Tor cash, III. W acre tract oi land OF
&c. l.. Register. located in The 2nd
district Of Dickson County. Tenn .
il being the ,rsc, OF land On which
hr 10 nov living, and the usc,
allotted 20 him IN the division Of
theI : Register lands this land
Ia leyird npon as Tie property ol
said { y Register aud ~iIl be
cold free hon the rish, OF redemp
ton, homestead aud dover, 10
satisfy u judgment, interest and
cost. in favor OF Mrs Mary Register
which ,sher banestesld and
dover lolerest. and il li.n on
.ald land.
Witness my hand this 18th day
II Jan. 1871
N q stuart, Sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
A Resource Greatly Neglected

Tho uns goa, fn-tN 20 so'e-, 70
Il 4 growth 60 '0s Sojhc,ton ol
u nhsf IL Dr. II has = r.af Il
way Ia practically al! =aat-i
sections OF tennessee. To" .a.iug
aud tall 81 the year BENG TIE ebri
pefiCds inr i's npetsuon The
q nase lett in BIZ ~sse il a.
real as that i,om iiatnss 10 4 rtH.
which call out organ i FIRE t2ticFs
io eItinguish them
Did you ever atop 10 think way
tire 10 the wood i. ~. go0rldsred
ss ,issssa.sl 4. ,sl.s-. Ass, -s.4>Nasas
the dseliirs. and hd mess seeilcns
OF the country, ,p~p o. cstJY O1s
reason il. j, dOr4 not 80 qlicsly
hurt VI. individual. The IRE 10
the uoois burns property shich
slfrctl tarmfuiiy pubtic; II you
are a lumber man, 4 business man.
plain citizen, 90 sportsman tn,
ioeea Ore hurts you; also, II YOUR
community has liz waste lands
turned tu'ptod'uctlon II things usr
full. II would be mofe desirable
Think about u Come 10 tbs
meeting OF the Ttaursseu forestry
Association next week. Feb. Ord at
Knoxville. Tenn aud help at leaa
with your presence 10 creating .
public sentiment more apprecla,iye
al forest OF Tennessee and all they
nsan Tor good 20 the State. J. q,
stefs. chief of State enops. alton
the Federal Fire Setvsca, vii
from Washington 20 give one
chiei speeches on the subject
forest and what they mean
here will be other influential
speakers whom you will enjoy
hearing,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
Nv Elieth Century Club.

Mr. II G. Guern all t- A.,
leader Of the uent cmF~'ins Of The
rseutlsth Century ClUh To be hsid
ii the hons II Mi. RsytionS Jos
lin 40 Feb sth The program on,
line is ~ follows
Paper Definition II True
OSedlsnc. Hr W J suss
General Discussion
Preparatory Reading -....-
a-..... MIR. A. h Murchi-Ou
Piano Sole-.....-,.-. ...a-- -.e
... Nr- Wool.ey. Thompson
Paper Llir srt Works Of
William Cu'en Bryan
Mrs. ] MAJ Cowan
Vocal Sole Mr.. \ nelbefman
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
+ q X s A |. +

Baskets Cases Crates, Hammer RrIe, tEED- Poultry,
Mixed Cotton Seed Meal and Huls around Bse, Bee, Pulp
Bsn Corn. all kind. Of Hay. all kinds Of Meal. Rc. spd
polish. Salt Shorts sua~, rsnssse incubation Cuur. Tor e
eumes Lime and limestone for agricultural purposrs Manure
sorghum Mola, Nursery stock all snd. Potatoes. aud
IRISH. skED-Barley Besns of MI Kind Cane Glover AMss
Aske. Burr Crimson, Le.pea,4. Msmn1ou,h Red sspin
Sweet. White. Corn OF all kind Cotton Grass Of Al. hind O.s
Miiet Peanuts. ftss vt ssut Ksps Rye fisuhy Tuvnp
Neich. MheAt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
RAlLNAY
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE

The Marketing Division of the Traffic Department
~ the Nashville Chattanooga 4 ST LOUIS Railway will
furnish 10 persons desiring purchase the names aud
addresses ui the owners Of the following
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
non RGstoghr NOTICE

" q. Hubbard. e. ais
". + DAVIS, Administrator
10 ,Chaae-ty Court at pcks ~
Iensessee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

To producer will be iui nished on application the
names and addresses Of persons by whom the follow.
INK commodities are
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
W A n + 4 ID

FEED~Dsmsstd Grain. Moss... Bran Corn Hay u al
knis Mes Barley aud Cotton Seed Oats Short. straw Tank
sRs Manure Limestone Sorghum Moss... Potatoes and
Hsh; skED-Bssns n III kind Cane, Glover Aks. Cnmsou
Lesrsd.As Msnncuh. Red s-eet. White Corn N oil kind
Gtss. al all lind A 0a rssnuis Peas VI oil kind vrtoh
Wheat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

breeders Of Live Stock and producers ~ Field
Orchard and Garden Products for sale excep, such a.
reach the market through established and logical chan.
Hels, invited 10 communicate with the
complete description, quantities and other necessary
information 81 sue, commodities
Instructive literature cf Alfalfa. Slos, Lime in
Agriculture Peanut and Soya Bean OH Manufacture.
will he mailed to any address on request, Address
l.. B. BELLAH. General Agent
Nashville. ): Tennessee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-02
NEWBURY

Word was received Tuesday after
noon of the death of Mrs. +. V. Wat
kins, her death taking place at II
o'clock that morning at Hotel West.
minister, Boston. Mrs Watkins was
the widow of the late DR.. Il. V. Wat
kGs, former well known physician
, and surgeon of this place, whose death
occurred Dec. is, 1898. Mrs. Watkins
was the daughter Of DIR. Ira and Sophia
Tenney of Hartford and was born Jan.
81, 1928. Most of her life was spent
in Newbury and to her old home town
her remains were brought for inter
mont beside her husband at the 0xbow
burying ground Thursday afternoon,
Feb 3. "a more extended notice will
follow
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren w. Bailey are
at Montpelier this week, attending a
reunion of the representatives which
comprised the body which he was a
member.
L. B. Greer is seriously i'll and at
this writing typhoid fever and pneu-
monia are feared.
The listers are busy with the town
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-02
CROTON
Death of Mrs. Emma Whitehill Fou
Days After That of Her Husband.

Mrs. Emma Whitehill widow of A
p. Whitehill, whose death occurred OF
Tuesday of last week, passed away OF
Friday night, four days after the dealt
of her husband. The end came as q
release from long period of intense
suffering from cancer. The funera
was held on Monday and was fhe
same as was held for Mr. Whitehil
on Thursday. A short service at the
home followed by a service at the
church at 10 o'clock. The same hymns
were sung, the same scripture read and
many of the same relatives and friends
were gathered together.
Emma Whitcher was the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelsoa Whitcher of
Groton. Her life was passed near the
scenes of her childhood Before her
marriage to Mr. Whitehll, arounds so
years ago, she was a successful school
teacher, being highly educated WON
an of her generation. Like her hus-
band she united with the Methodist
church early in life and lived an ex-
emplary Christian life. Beside the two
, sons, Nelson and David, and their fam
| lilies, she is survived by one sister Mrs
Abbie Orr of Peacham. who has been
faithful attendant of her sister for
several years.
In the passing of Mr. and Mrs
Whitehill, two people of the good, old
fashioned sterling character have gone
TO their fest.
The funeral of Mrs Washington Orr
was held Saturday afternoon at her
home at Westville with burial in the
village cemetery, Rev. Stead Thorn
ton officiating. Mrs Orr's maiden name
was Elizabeth Randall, and she was
about seventy three years Of age. She
was first married to George Page, who
died many years ago. She later mar
ried Bradley Frost, who passed away
around thirty years ago. Her third
husband, Mr.. Orr, to whom she was
married about twenty. years ago,
survives her, together with two sons,
Samuel +. Page and Isaiah Frost of
Groton.
Twin daughters were born Thursday
at Cottage hospital Woodsville, \. H.,
TO Mr. and Mrs. Alton Leonard. Both
Mr. and Mrs A W. Crown OF Bel
lows Falls arrived here last week and
are visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richardson /
who have recently been employed at
WalpoIe, ~ H.. are at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Richard Dennis.
Miss Nellie J. Knox. long com /
positor on the Groton Times force, FIN I,
ished work there Saturday and com
meneed work yesterday as clerk in
the postoiiice. During the late var
Miss Knox was managing editor Of /
the Times, and for a time, with the !
help of two assistants. all girls, did al !
the work of the Office. even TO the run
ming of the press, getting ont very /
creditable sheet.
Walter Main. who has been i'll for
a long time, is reported to be very /
ILL.,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-02
WATTSFIELD

George Jones, who is a patient at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling-
ton, underwent an operation last week,
from which he rallied very well and is
now comfortable and gaining strength
each day.
Miss Allen, who has been guest
of Mrs. George r. Miller for two weeks,
left this morning. for her home in
Dorchester, Mass.
Zed Royce IS moving from the shop
owned by Andrew Bigelow to the large
shop vacated last fall by Mr.. LaMor-
der.
Frank Ninton has been on the sick
list for few days and unable to be
out.
Clarence Bisbee was visitor at his
home Saturday and Sunday.