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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-06-23

piscopal 6 firsts and 5 seconds,
Cong. 2 first and 3 seconds.
Following are the names Of
the firsts and seconds and the
events:
GIRLS-8-16
40 yd. dash, 1st. Marg. Blake
End. Ola George
Potato Race, 1st. Ola George
End. Marguerite Blake
Egg Race, 1st., Dorothy Douglas
End Everald Stevens
Biscuit Race, 1st. Ola George
End. Esther Osborne
Throwing Baseball, 1st. Marion
Stevens
End. Blanche Stevens
Walking Race, 1st. Esther
Osborne
End. Florence Petrie
Tug of war, 1st., Methodist tug
of war Sunday school team
Misses Zelma Mckee, Doro--
thy Douglas, Everald Stev--
ems, Marguerite Blake
Blanche Stevens and Bernar-
dine Currier.
BOYs-8-12
40 yd dash, 1st. Clifford Gil
landers, End. Roderick Will
son.
100 yd. dash, 1st. Roderick Viii
son, End, Clifford Gillanders
Running Broad Jump, 1st. Ray
mond Gillanders End. Will
lam Davis. =.
Running High Jump, 1st. Cliff
ford Gillanders, End. Ray
mond Gillanders.
BOYS 1916
40 yd dash, 1st. Clyde Moult--
raup, End. Ronald Melcher
100 yd. dash, 1st. Clyde Moult-
raup, End. Ronald Melcher
Running Broad Jump, 1st. Rich
ard Boyce, End. Clyde Moul--
troup. ~~
Running High Jump. 1st. Rich
ard Boyce' End. Clyde Moul
troup.
After the presentation of the
ribbon trophies which were pre-
sented by Rev E C Russell, Mr..
C NJ King, Supt. of the M. +.
Sunday school, was called upon
by Mr.. Russell to receive the
banner won by the M. E. Sun
day school. Mr.. Russell spoke
of the great pleasure it was 20
see people of the different
churches getting together in
friendly gatherings. Mr., King
replied.
Rev. A. A. Mandigo was call
ed upon. He said he was glad
to see the fine sport shown by
all and he hoped that it would
be an annual event when all the
Sunday Schools could get toget-
her.
Mr.. A. E. Merritt endorsed
the words of the preceding
speakers and said the Y M G A
stood ready to help at all times
anything that was for the bene-
/ fit OF the community or church
es.
During the evening music
was rendered by the school or
chestra for the first time at a
| public gathering. The young
members are to be congratulate
upon their efforts. The mem-
bers of the orchestra are Miss
Bernardine Sargent, Richard
Boyce, John Lafaountain and
Ernest Bresse.
After songs, and choruses the
enjoyable day and evening was
brought to a close by the sing
ing of the American and Cana
dian National Anthems.
The officials of the day were
Starter, Rev. A. A. Mandigo;
Judges A. J. Applebee, Gerald
Petrie; Clerk, Peter M Dennis;
Superintendents of Sunday
schools, c M King, L. B Jones
Eorn1J I n Il Il
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-06-23

Methodist Episcopal Church
Morning Worship t IL A N
Sunday School at 12 Pm
Prayer Meeting Thursday a,
1880 P N
Evening Worship at 7P n
Arthur Anderson Mandigo,
Pastor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-06-23

When in need of printing--call on
us. We print everything from a
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-06-23

SHOES LEFT WITH ALPHIE PELTIER FOR RE-
PAIR WILL BE DONE IMMEDIATELY BY THE
BEST MACHINERY. SATISFACTION GUARAN-
TEED ESSEX HOUSE BLOCK, ISLAND POND, VT
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-06-23

First Congregational Church
,~1riHy!
Morning service II q m
Sunday school at close of the
Service
Christian Endeavor 6 p m
Evening service at ZOO
Rev. E c, French will Conduct the SER
vicas.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09
From Sundays Daily) From Big Chino

rIOIn DE OIHuO
 John L. Leavell, well known dray farm rancher of the Big Chino val ley, was in the city yesterday on a short business trip.
 From Huron
 Miss Ruby Seiver is spending the weekend on a visit in Prescott from her home in Huron, where she teaches the school.
 Weekend Here Mrs. C. F. Seigel, teacher of the school at Octave, is spending the weekend in Prescott on a visit with residents of this city. Here on Business
 Kenneth Gray spent yesterday In Prescott on business from the L. L. Bates ranch, greeting his many Prescott friends while in the city. From Mayer
 Vernon Slinkard, well known min ing man of the Mayer country, yes terday made a short trip to the city for the purpose of transacting busi- ness.
 Surprise Visit
 M. B. Hazeltine yesterday was completely and agreeably surprised when Mrs. Hazeltine came over to Prescott from the coast, for a short visit in this city. Birth of a Girl
 Mr. and Mrs. Bud Tanney are among the happiest people in the world, having been made proud by the arrival Thursday evening of big baby girl, their first. Mrs. Tan ney is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hanke, of this city, who are rejoicing over their seventh grandchild May Locate Here
 R. M. sChase, who has arrived in
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09

bridges and building, made a tril Of inspection to Ash Fork Wednes. day, accompanied by Trainmaster F B. Grimm. The trip was made by motor car.
 Returns to Prescott
 Brakeman Harris, formerly oi Prescott, who for the last few months has been working out oi Phoenix, has returned to his old home, and is now working out oi Prescott again.
 The Fourth
 The fourth engine of the 500 class on this division arrived yesterday at Ash Fork. From this point it will be transferred to the Phoenix divis- ion, joining the three other 500 pas senger locomotives
 Position Cancelled
 Because of slackness in business, the position of operator at Hillside, which has been held by Operator Rosner, has been temporarily sus- pended. It IS believed among the railroaders that this move will start a small series of bumps" in the ranks of the younger operators. Recovered
 Following stormy repair session in the local shops, during which she underwant treatment for a broken frame and worn driving boxes, en- zine No. 48l has been declared con valescent, and yesterday was taken on trip to Del Rio. It is expect ed that the cure will be pronounced complete, and the patient discharged ready for active service
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09
ductor Hayes on No. ? Returns from Phoenix

ductor Hayes on No. ?.
 Returns from Phoenix George Jackson, Of the local force
 has returned from Phoenix, where
 he has been visiting for the past several days.
 Leaves for Phoenix
 w. A. Drake, assistant to the vice president, is spending few days in the capital city on a trip combining business and pleasure.
 Returns from Ash Fork
 Engineer (. A. Nichols has re- turned from Ash Fork where for the past few days he has been work ing on the switch engine.
 Returns from Phoenix
 o. II. McNeely of the local pilot ing squad, has returned from Phoe- nix, where he has been spending several days with relatives. Moves to Chicago
 H. Larrimore. of the local sheet metal worker force, is planning to remove from Prescott to Chicago, where he will make his home. Returns to Phoenix
 Brakeman ]. H. Jones yesterday returned to Phoenix, after a day or two spent in Prescott. He will re- lieve Brakeman Harris in the capital city. Trip to Phoenix
 Earl Bryan, son of F. c. Bryan Of the sheet metal worker force, yesterday left for Phoenix with Ed Sullivan, for pleasure trip lasting over several days. Returns from Salome
 w. F. Penney of the local cleo tricians' force, yesterday returned to Prescott from SaIome. He has been in that city on electrical work for q few days. Return from Phoenix
 After few days spent with friends in the capital city, Mir. and Mrs ]. N. Mcdonald have returned to Prescott from Phoenix. Nc Donald is a conductor on local runs 1 Trip to Ash Fork
 Acting fTrainmaster Grimm has eft on a short trip to Ash Fork, where he will be occupied with in 'pections. Making the trip by motor ,ar, he will return today or to- 
 Three in a Row
 Fireman Mcdonald is taking the !, ,lace of Fireman Mars on the outh end local, with Engineer Poe. Fireman Crosse bumped Fireman Paul on the Grand View helper with Engineer Gatfield. Fireman Paul Fireman Blount on the outh-end local with Engineer Sizer.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09
Recovered
(From Saturdays Daily) Waver Visitor

(From Saturdays Daily)
 Mayer Visitor
 Walter Quinn, of Mayer, is in the
 city for a short while on business.
 Wickenburg Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Upton, of 1 Wickenbuyg, are spending a few days in Prescott on a short busi- ness trip.
 Returns from Phoenix
 After passing a week in Phoenix and on the coast, C. Pauli, local pro- duce merchant, has returned to Prescott.
 From Mayer
 M. R. Stoddard, well known resi- dent of Mayer, yesterday was a bus mess visitor to Prescott, coming in on short trip.
 Leaves for East
 Mrs. Rudolph Gray yesterday left Prescott for her former home in Missouri, where she will spend while on visit with relatives. Here on Business
 Al Ferris, well known resident of Yaeger canyon, is visiting Prescott for a day or two for the purpose of transacting business in the city. Jerome Visitor
 R. w. Stewart is spending few days on business in Prescott from his home in Jerome, greeting his Prescott friends while in the city. Return to Prescott
 Julian Downey, IT,, and Emmett Morrison have returned to Prescott from Phoenix, where they motored a few days ago to spend few days. Mayer Visitor
 Ben Swansen is spending several days in Prescott from his home in the Mayer district, transacting busi- ness and greeting his friends in this city.
 In the Verde
 H. D. Phelps, mining man of this city, is spending few days in the Verde valley, where he is transact ing business. He will return to Prescott later. .. From the Coast
 z. o. Brown has returned to Pres colt for a time from his home in Long Beach, Calf. While here he will consult with the chamber of commerce on various matters of local interest
 For Chautauqua
 C. R. Edwards is spending a few days in Prescott from his home in Arkansas City, Kan, meeting with the Prescott chautauque committee to make arrangements for the chau- tauqua program to be offered here this summer.
 Returns from East
 Miss Agnes B. Todd, popular mil liner of this city, has returned to Prescott from the east, where she visited New York, Chicago and other centers in the interest of her shop, will open presently with new inc of latest spring millinery. Reopens Office
 Following his recent return to l Prescott from the coast, where he spent several months, Judge C. P. i Hicks has reopened his offices in t he Wilson apartments, where he f will once more take up his business [ Il real estate, mines and collections $ Return to the East
 After visit of several months in C his city as the guests of Mir. and V Mrs. R. F. Underhill, Mrs. C. NJ. I Leonard and her daughter, Miss V Marie Leonard, Mrs. Underhilps F mother and sister, yesterday left Prescott for their home in Keene, a '. H. " S in East f ]. C. Carroll, who has been living b T Prescott recently, has left for his n ome in St. Albans, Vt, where he I ,ill stay for a short while, return a lg soon to Prescott, where he and g frs. Carroll, who is staying with \
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09
(From Fridays Daily) From Stoddard


 H. c. Herh is spending a few days in the city on business from his home in the Stoddard district. Groom Creek Visitor
 T. ]. Laird, well known resident of Groom Creek, yesterday came to Prescott on a short business visit. Jerome Visitor
 E. J. Flumerfelt yesterday was a visitor to this city, coming over on business from his home in Jerome. To Jerome
 B. L. Beatty, of the local Armour branch, yesterday made short trip over to Jerome on business for his concern.
 Mining Man Here
 H. C. Geisendorfer, superintendent of the BaRdad Copper company,
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09

her husbands absence, will make
 their home.
 On Sick List
 Mrs. L. A. White, wife of Fire
 man White; is i'll at her home, and
 Mir. White has laid off to care for
 her. His place on No. 10 will be
 filled by Fireman Rahm during his
 absence.
 Business Picks Up
 r Business is picking up. Four car
 loads of hogs went through Prescott
 yesterday morning, consigned to the
 Arizona Packing company of Cac-
 tus. As modern packing plants util-
 ize every part of the hog but the
 squeal, won't somebody please take
 a phonograph down to Cactus and
 utilize that too?
 Leaves on Trip
 Dispatcher w. w. Hayes left
 Prescott yesterday on the south local
 for a three or four days trip over
 the Phoenix division, for the pur- pose of observing such changes as have taken place Dispatchers and operators take these trips every so often, and they form an agreeable variation in the monotony of con- tinuouc station dutv
 Returns to Prescott
 Fireman Charles Emerson, who has been holding down the water run out of Ash Fork, was recently bumped by Fireman Mars, and has returned to Prescott. He has not yet declared his intentions as to whom he will bump in his turn, but he has the whiskers, and several of the Phoenix division tallowpots are reputed to be trembling in their boots. Returns to Work
 Engineer Rees, who has been taking a vacation since his job as Grand View helper slid out from under him, yesterday returned to work, and bumped off the yard | switch engine, a man who has over Y years seniority, Engineer Ellis. Ellis immediately declared a bump on the run of Engineer Garbarino, who has only IA years seniority, and will pilot the north local from now on, unless somebody older than he bumps him again. It's a great lifel
 D of Poland
 The landmarks of the town of Poland are fast disappearing. The railroad station, which has rested peacefully there for the last twenty years, took its foot in its hand day before yesterday and embarked for Aguila, where it will spend its de clining years. The four flat cars on which 1t is travelling Gin sections) passed through Prescott yesterday. As the rails to Poland are now be- ng removed, on account of the clos ng down of the mines which they were intended to serve, its former ylories will soon be forgotten. Slight Accident
 John Williams, of the local pipe itters' force, suffered a slight acci- lent in fire drill yesterday. While 1elping to pull the hose truck to ireplug five yesterday his foot got d ,aught i'll an obstruction and he fell n front of the wheel, his back be- ng badly scraped. Noticing that : he rest of the crew were slowing ID for him, however, he cried "Go 'n, boys! Don't mind mel" A company physician was rushed to he scene, but after careful examina- ion declared that his injuries were lot serious. As some over-zealous omrade had notified Williams fam Iy of the accident before the doc 2 or's statement was given out, a .ood deal of unnecessary anxiety vas given them. U
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09
(From Thursdays Daily) aiVon Visitor

(Ffom Thursdays Daily)
 Canyon Visitor
 w. Jeff Martin, well known resi- dent of Canyon, was a business vis- ritor to Prescott yesterday.
 From Kirkland
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Carter are spending a few days in Prescott on business from their home in Kirk land
 From Venezia .-
 Clark Elmer is spending a few days on business in Prescott, com ing in from his home in the Venezia district.
 Returns from Jerome NJ. B. Hazeltine, of the Bank of Arizona, has returned to Prescott after a day spent on business in the copper city.
 Cattleman Here
 Harry s. Knight, well known cattleman from the Camp Wood country, spent yesterday in the city on business.
 Copper Visitor J. D. Campbell, of Copper, is Copper, is spending a few days in Prescott on business, greeting friends in the city while here.
 Hillside Visitor
 R. L. Gray, well known Hillside sheepman, has returned to his home after a day or two spent in Pres colt ou business. From the Malapai
 w. R. Shanafelt, manager of the Malapai mine in the Kirkland dis trict, was among visitors to Prescott yesterday coming in on business. Returns from Coast
 Judge (. P. Hicks, of this city, yesterday returned from an extended visit to California, where he visited friends in, Los Angeles and at San Diego.
 Return to Humboldt
 After spending several days in Prescott as the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Roberts, Mrs. Sarah Larrimore yesterday returned to her home in Humboldt. Return to Mayer
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, who have been spending several days with relatives in this city, yesterday left Prescott with their children to return 10 their home in Mayer. Humboldt Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Gosney are spending 2 few days in Prescott visiting friends in their city from their home in Humboldt. Mir. Cos ney is a Santa Fe railroad employe. To Phoenix
 Following the recent suspension of work by the state on the Granite Creek bridge at Granite Dells, w. | E. Harrington, who has been in charge of the construction work on the bridge being done under con
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-04

which, under an ordinance just re-
pealed, were limited to three a
year Objection was based largely
because of gambling and lewd
shows, which, it is asserted, accom-
panied some"
Carniyals have been under the
ban in Martinsburg for several
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-04
THURSDAY. AUGUST 4

most rigid investigation into the
causes Of the shooting" at Welch. |
q have been in communication
with Prosecuting Attorney Counts
the governor said, and he assures
me that a most complete inyestigaI
ton will be held, l am, indeed, very
scrrv about this affair"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-04

years. They are not regarded as
any benefit to community and fire.
quently bring a lot Of undesirables
into a town.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-04
GUN BATTLE
TO BE PROBED

Governor Morgan announced that
instructions had been issued TO Nc
Bowel county authorities to conduct
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-04

Send the journal 10 an absent
fclatiye They all want the Home
News.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19
NOTICE
PLEAsANToN's BAZAAR

Main ST., Smyrna, Delaware
Having made an agreement with
Peterson's Bazaar, at Dover, we nave
decided to hold out next large auction
on Saturday, Jan. 20, 1921. VIII have
at that time full line of stock Of all
kinds, farming implements, furniture
harness, blankets, poultry.
Let us know what you have to SELL
that we may advertise the same. See
descriptive advertisement in the next
week issue of this paper
Wan. L. Pleasaaton.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19
Thur sday, Feb. 3, 1921
AT TEN O'CLOCK SHARP A. M.
The following personal property, to-wit;
HEAD OF HORSES

AT TEN O'CLOCK SHARP A. M.
The following personal property. to-wit;
HEAD OF HORSES
No. 1.-Nettie Roam mare, Is years old.
good farm and brood mares
No. Bell, black mare, IL years Old good
driver and work mare -, -.
No. s.-Maud, bay mare. IL years old ele-
CANT brood mare.
No. 4.-Trixie bay mare. 10 years old good
worker.
No. 5.-Bill. brown horse, 6 years old. fine
farm horse, will make good driver
No. e.-Maek. bay horse. years old. This
No. 7.@Topsy. mare colt. fould last spring.
by coach horse.
12 HEAD OF CATTLE
These COWS are from to years old. raised
by me- good butter and milk cows, of Hostein
and Guernsey stock. ! Holstein Bull.
HOGs-2 Brood sows, 4 shOats
FARMING IMPLEMENTS ETC
One York carriage. double carriage. l farm
wagon, l low down fruit and truck wagon
dearborn, Mccormick binder, used two sea-
sons; Mccormick mower, nearly new; corn
cutter corn king manure spreader, John
Deere corn planter. Deering hay rake, land
roller. 2 iron frame drag harrows, wood
frame drag harrow. No. 40 Oliver plow. No.
119 Oliver plow, 1-horse plow, riding cultiva-
tor, walking cultivators, scratch harrow.
disc harrow. grindstone, graf nfan corn she'll
er. corn grader, hay rack, blacksmitn forge
wise and anvil pair tongs 100 tomato baskets,
International Cream separator, churn, milk
| cans, 2 ncubators. lot of chicken coops, farm
| bell, string of bells, sets wagon harness,
| set carriage harness. sets plow harness, col
| lars, brides forks hoes shovels, lot OF other
| things to numerous too mention. also l2O lay.
| ing hens. (barred rock and s. c. White Leg
| horns) about tons of hay. wheel barrow seed
| sower 16 IT,; set barn trucks, hand corr
| planters. x..
Cook stove chunk stove, tables stands. crib
bedstead. feather bed. carpets, couch. chairs
dihses and etc.
TERMS-On all sums Of $1,000 and under
cash; over that amount credit OF II months
will be given to purchaser by purchaser glvini
Judgment note with approved endorser. Good
not to be removed until terms are complied
with.
e. Y. WILLIAMS
r. w. SLAUGHTER Auctioneer
INV Hiiysrd. Inside Clerk
w D. Wilds. outside clerk
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19

uketbOOk found a year ago
liter ]. Massey, of Dover, with
al sum of money it it, after
ne to locate the owner, was
at pubic auction at Dover on
at the Massey Bazaar, with
1dsEtanding that the price the
hook brought would be turned
|a the Armenian relief. 1t
lively bidding and a resale of
mE until it netted more than
lhe book contained less than
hIar.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19
FOR SALE CHEAP

h h., DALE CHEAP
b ~ .s, press, one corn shelter, one
l. ~St Image and four York Car
ii e5ss sr tires put on carriages
ION alse as when you buy the rub
U.s. Rubber for sale.
Apply to
F. DUGGAN
- Odessa, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19
WANTED

Addssn1 Assn1 stenographer; salary
No sar - application or inquiry
y Dover, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19

|. ,,rr poultry thrive! Use the
n r. Rannister Hall Poultry
d n ouly by ]. Frank Webb
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19

.lfrle Laura Lee Circle of
.Hughters will be entertained
4 Charles B. Swain and Mrs.
ITuner at 7.3O o'clock to-mor-
nday evening, January 20, at
II Of Mrs. Swain.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19

|, u.neban. the tailor, has a cur
!. disulay in his store window
...r snit worn in Germany. To
I. contrast he also exhibits
,,ts Of his own production.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19

l,5:ative committee of the
f. legislature which had made
| IN reservations to Washing
h, Pesident-elect Harding's in
has called the trip off.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19

.;lsdng the tightness of the
rrsket, the public sales which
Ismn among the farms around
srvrna, are realizing good
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19

oldest spell of the winter Wis
section Monday night and by
morning the thermometer
Esd between ten and fifteen
ZERO. The cold wave was ush-
|hby a wind storm which blew a
ally Monday morning but no
q damage was reported.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-19

l For Sale-31a h. p. Otto
sne with magnetic. Can cas-
rerted to a gasoline engine.
! condition. Apply to The
Times Office, Smyrna, Del.
10.