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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-01

seeking pioneers in whom the moving
spirit was not much different from
that which actuates young man to-
day when he pulls out from the old
home town to try his fortune else
where. They did develop stronger
character and more valiant spirit
than the average today but it was
due in no small degree to the hard
Ships they encountered and the pri.
vations under which they lived and
reared their families. All strong and
hardy races are developed under hard
ship Luxury always softens the
sinews Of mankind.
The settlers who came to Vermont
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70 years with no serious slips. The
town, village and school district gov
ernments are what the people make
them and average better taan those
of most towns The fraiernal orders
here are strong and wen supported.
The club rooms are clean and we'll
kept Bennington stores incmde
some Of the best in the state.
Nature and The hand and brain Of
man have combined here in Benning-
ten to make one Of the best towns to
be found anywhere The setting and
natural surroundings are attractive.
The village is 700 feet above the sea
level and no town is more beautiful,
Two miles to the east rises the main
range OF tire Green Mountains. Trout
streams are to be found in every
valley Deer, bear and bird hunting
are to be had within walking dis
lance. The scenery Of Bennington
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of a Bride
JAMES BOOK
A RINGS SECRET

-That--for thise' Tho Hindu
pointed first 10 Chrya' sapphire. then
70 the lapis set In silver.
-old lamps for newt No. fndesdT
laughed chrya
nut this. madame. 10 the price
Of q mans life-
Perhaps he n telling the truthr'
I Ezxped- Then perceived that
both men were watching me closely.
These old rings would have many
weird tales TO tell. could they speak.
I concluded lamely. was confused
The voice Of the seller Of rings
trvublsd me. I remembered the hun.
dred DISCUSSES tina, had filled the
closets Of Hamilton certais' house.
I wanted TO be rid Of the men. and
the memories the ring had aroused
In me.
Take your trinksts UP to the
house. And walt untl we Gomez
indicated the mansion on the farther
side OF the park
The Hindus cioecd their trays.
saiaamed graveiy. and went off.
chrys and followed. Chrys en-
thuwsng over tho lace. Most Of ~
WA an,,aue; perhaps II had been
stolen. certainly II had not been
made for the trade. She decided TO
offer a generous sum for the whole
lot but we arrived AT the house 10
find that the turbancd peddlcrs had
van.shed.
They had left q parcel for Chrys
ana a boz for me. Also a bill. to be
Maid by check. / opened my boz.
was relieved to find my precious
lap,s. Then we fingered tho iaccz
Al last I looked at the bill. II bore
an o6d narn.--the address was scrib-
bled and iliagihle.
-pony worry. They'll turn up
again for their money. / hope they
com. soon I must have the rc~t Of
that lacer said chrys. ''comel Let's
chow this lovely stuff 10 mothcr-
VERY weIlr' slipped the ring on
nv finger. turned the setting into
the palrn OF my hand. sought for the
concealed spring, pressed IT with .
finger tip. was almost surprised 10
feel the iapis cover OF the box swing
omen. was Altogether surprised TO feel
within the bon a tiny roll Of paperi
Was II. for the second time In my
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SPENT ENOUGH
TO BUY A FARM,
SAYS ANDERSON
Spokane Man Searched IL
Years to Find Something
to Help His Wife-Tan-
lac Restores Her

7 spent money enough on medi-
cines and treatment for my wife 20
have bought a nice little apple
farm" said August Anderson. 223o
II. sprague Ave. Spokane. 'and
Tanlac has relieved her completely
At cost too small to mention
For ten or twelve years she suf.
fured after nearly every meal from
acute pains In her stomach. palpi-
taton. shortness Of breath and
nausea $40 had awful headaches
and hot flashes all over her body
and was subject TO faintinE spells
and attacks OF dizziness. She new
or slept well and suffered from
nervousness day and night She
complained OF being weak and tired
much of the time. couldn't do her
homework. and. in fact. was forced
TO spend a great deal OF her time
In bed.
But ranlac acted different from
any other medicine ever found
and I have been surprised and de.
lighted at the way II has brought
her out Of her troubles. She sleeps
like a child. never complains OF an
ache or pain OF any kind. In
fact. she "a 30 different that she
would hardly be taken for the same
woman. feel like would be
lodging a duty II didn't give 9th.
crs the benefit Of my wife's expert
ence with Taniac.-
Tanlac IL sold by the Barten Drug
Stores, Seattle. and Brooks & Sons,
Kenny Acknowledgement
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The next circus animals marked on
the sole Of r7ippety. Flaps great shoe
were Mr.. and Mrs.. Leo Lion. address,
Rocky Cave Under -the-Ledge Near :
the watsrHois-in-ths- Forest. Africa
or went Nancy. Nick and the
fairyman. brave as huntsrr. To see
n they couldn't persuade his Royal
Hishness TO return TO the circus and
bring his wife along.
what. my friends. In more needed
- make q real circus than Mr.. Lon,
Can't you close your eyes and hear
The hollow rumble Of his great red
and gold wagon over paving stones
and car tracks In the parade7 And
don't you shiver when You hear him
great the watching crowds with 4
thunderous "Ab-oom- AZ he PAGES
hack and forth In his cagef Oh, yes,
IA was quite necessary for the little
a6venturers 20 coax Mr.. Leo hack
with their Magic Shoes the thres
Of them arrived at the proper ad-
dress, but being cautious. they wish.
ed themselves too small TO be easily
ss~n. They didn't wish TO frighten
Mr.. Lion in the least.
Never frighten q lion. my deaxs.
He GETS very nervous.
sswh-whats thatr whispered
Nancy all ut once.
The three stopped and listened.
Funny little sounds were coming
from the cave---aueer little yaps and
meowA Sort Of kittenish and pup
pish-
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Women ought 10 wear brooches
knee breeches, I believer
fTo Re Continued
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CHAPTER XIV.

~4A8S q ~ Avs
reAAsrs waiked around the fol.
lowing Afssrnoon. He looked round
~ rDcm- -whsfs - Miss cnss-
terri
I.yfns sewA rhs sun this morn.
ins gave her . headache
well. do you care 70 70 on tn
rivsf tomorrow
oh. I should 1--WE NJ In .
punt
we en- havs . punt. n you me:
IN wire today for u. and We can
drive down and take our lunch. DO
you know the rtver7"
I've seen II 1t London BrtAgs
and once ~ Putnsy--shAss all
You've never seen warxrsver
NO
Good. wen 20 ther~- YsasA.
ers hesitased- do you think your
aunt would care to conner
Il am sure she would not 6hs
does not Ike the river. and she ~
horribly afraid % small boafa ghs
thinks they are bound 10 upset
He turned up In wtftA flannsis
the following morning. with q light
dust coat and . son felt hat
Miss Chester refussd TO come. -
Marie had prophcsicd.
She had not looked 20 wen for .
long time. She turned away with
q little sigh OF contentment, and at
that moment q telegraph boy ran
up the steps 10 the front door.
Seeing Marie. he did not ring D.
ben. but handed her the yellow en-
velope. II was addressed to law
les~-- and Marie tore if open appsS
hennvsiy.
Home this Afternoon,
Marfe's heart gave q great l0p.
then seemed to stand stfn.
mo answer she sid n1ecianS-
caIfy.
This meant that she could not
have her day ON the rfver-that she
must ten Feathers she could not -
with him
He vs. sut~sds IN he Rad. tn
tsrinx with the car. and had not
seen the telegram delivered. With
sudden impulse Marie thrust II
into ner frock. Why should she
stay at home just because after ali
these weeks Chris chose 70 como
backf
II vas . Silent drive, but Marie
nave Q little CRY Of delight when at
last . curve IN ths road brought
them within ssght Of the river.
There's an inn farther down the
road where W can leave the car
and gee . punt Feathers said.
Then wen get mp tn the backw.ter
and have lunch
Il never knew there were such
lovely places IN the world she said
When Feathers had run the ear
into the yard adjoining the inn she
went down 70 the river and stood
on the srnaTl. rough wooden landing.
stage looking down at the silently
flowing water with dreamy eyes.
Feathers brought an armfuI Of
cushions from the boathouse, put
the luncheon hamper on board. and
stripped off his coat preparatory 10
stArtfng business.
well 20 thru and tie up on the
other side." Featberr said Mind
your head" He guided the boat
skiIlfuIfy thru and out on the other
side.
IT never thought I could be So
30 peacefully happy as am now"
(Ccutinun1 Tomssrov)
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OUT 0'ORDER
ST(MACHS
Indigestion, Adjty, Soumess
and Gases snded with
Pape's Hzpepsin"

The moment ,or eat = tablet OF
two OF Pape's Dilpepsin all the Jumps
Of indigestion palm. the sourness.
heartburn and f1lchinsof gases. due
- acidity. vaniss--trrify vonderfui
Millions Of people kno. that IL n
nsedless TO be bothered VII fndiges-
ton. dyspepsia or . disord-ed stom-
ach. A few tablets Of Pape D1apcp-
Mn neutrxIize s-idfty and g. relief
At once--no wsitingt Boy a,ox Of
pape's Diapepsin now Don stay
Try 20 regulate your
btomanh 70 yos can at fAvorits ,ods
Without caiising distress. Ths ost
> 20 little. The benefits 80 Erea
--Advertiscnnsn
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romantic pro~osot--0nofher
peered that se wouid rentur'
madly abo,< and lights like
and maid
What1o you Think Why 10
life proposals 10 forever dis
psl III doubts IN the minds OF
tAee skepticss
follosrino ara tsco readers
OPINIONS:
HELLO. MISS 3rvys Say. now TN
usex1ns prcv~d FIRST Ailcen Claire
puos up . heller like Tarheei beink
snrowsd IN a bunch Of cactus about
ener< skirts and because somebody
~ the calves or Then there's .
fss>-fo~-an mud-<snx At the blondes
nm which. nowsver. they continue
g shsn> like doiirs In a mudpuddle.
S,sss EN-. And row you're inviting
ne vcx pcpali TO waiiop the fun out
= shs ffnl cicscup'
Ana do you exrct 'ern 10 tell the
svuths Don't yea know that each
100 ,ndy thins what Ia sAid TO
s-rne other Girl positively rsdicu-
- mi What she hcpes win b sid
q h~r n ampi, subiimcr Lives
go a writer With imagination -
eo,o~xAl that he an write climax
- fsrvcnt for TN average siri VINO
I. IA enough 20 year short dresses
S.sslx ncpe. NoelistS have not the
.-.r~ nuneh. rAncr much too little
- - r,xht. TIE Let's me an you
=. s,,rh.d. suznthy- days pAs~cd
go about the time Eranddad was
S~--sra,ry endcx,rtng TO coax
epupssrainer.
Tnsrs is the sass d'sxereacs Dc
60, i-tAct ana lotion - there r.
eevr~u a photograph Of . csrtein
ss~s,s ma a pain,inso OF the same by
: ~~~.t artist. ne photograph
~.s,a srushsuiiy dersis every detail
1. absolutely corrct proportion.
---s.,A ferret cut ohi<ss unintcrcsf-
- r>rhaps even disAsscsui 70 the
- "A might have market value
- Il e~u.s The parting would en-
s~rrruss the points interest," ana
neauty but would bemost untrutn'
Al 10 the matter efgetAii and sAct-
- might easily self'or $4,000. Hus
snen ccr,~ 10 thsnkoe II. u ain't
s~fursl: so let's tabo T. Let's cut
- ths sticky propnaiA condemn
~ poeuias song. freck The sce
~ream psrior and lorce the male
s..ulaticn to ssor patronixing the
S~Sher-xs Amt raarni 'RAh. sAys
4 lse's get back nature
ny No. ow- Have ne nv
go n. wrcn idea shout the pro
49, a. the cInax- when they' put
rrinr wordssf love into the hand
80 Aero's mouth to whisper
ewanse the ushing cheek OF the
~ = - Mr.. N. 0rey: nes
r - - I eceivsd from my hus-
!. - e. bohksa - Ampse. ana
- cna3 nike me est,sve vAs
- 1lf2wen thaA u,any ana many |
nnoeA~r--T soulA-My. on the other
NJ ~ vnaa Who Rcd the love
seovv ana - 6tnntfzfsed with H. has
never knev- shs crovning gsory q
ngeanfng to real iove proposal
W. . ri mAry4ss purely tor
monsy o. . zone or any other con-
vunlsncA rH,ef than from pure love.
- doubt th.proposAl would Be very
nokasr-os-ess and ssaleL But when
~ insptrafh springs from the very
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cynthia Grey :
Writers Today Upholf Novclists Portrayal Of Love
Sccncs-Proposalsi Tot Orerdra,cn on Screen, Tho
Seasoned With H;hly Favored Romanticisnr.
n CYNTHIA GREY

Have norcss yorse dsrcctors, song writers poets the
wroao idea about omancel Do they permit their imaona
tons to apo trsth them WAsn picarne the marriage
proposai Not your life, says poman tho received
romaatic proosol9nofhcr criter. man. is Just plain
peered that &c cond venture to doabt that romance stalks
sady abo,t and lights ike fantasy il the heart Of man
and maid
WAat1o yon tAnkl Why not send IN soe sanpea Of real
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For Unif~m
School Dvss

Dear Miss ircy: As ! am . high
school girl. am very much inter-
dsted In unhrn dress ! think II
= . good Tag. and hope the iav
goes into feet. I like pretty
ciothcA too. b dress At school, with
me. h . secorary matter. my studies
coming first
In your GOWNS recently. "A Hgh
school GirY~ atss that rouge. sheer
waists and hos etc. are barred from
tbs high schoe but unless my so
sight h very poor. they certainly
are not barred ] 90 70 one Of tbs
best high schsis In tire city. ana
ths so-caiied styles are getting
worse instead better. Too many
girls como 10 spool for social bene-
ntA rather tia the advantageous
mda-
Az for the bm. I don't think We
need to worry scut them They all
look about the anne. Besides. uni
Storms can't do be girls any harm.
UNIFORM.
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His Little Boy
A Mass of Sores

30 wrfsss ". O warren q MiiIboro.
irHinia. and h. addsi
We tried two good dccto~s enc .
specialist on ska disssss and thsy aid
him no rood We used bottles Of
Odd. and his face, which vss simply
rnass Of sUm. b nov srp~vsh a.
paper"
Thousands u grateful ussvs At D. D. %.
have written 10 tell Of the wonderful ~
lief II gave them one application
oemplsseiy stopping eli itching and burn
Ing Why not try D. D. b. ct oncs and hs
eouvineedf Year money hack N the first
hottie docs not bring relief sbe. see. aad
sI.ee Try D. ID. d. Seap To
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Auto Christian. 1908 Eighth.
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Best foodstuffs for the least at
Boldt'H--Advertiscm
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A Bachelor
Husband


tConsinucd Prom YESTERDAY,
CHAPTER XIV.
Marie ala not Answer me letter
nom chris ana he wrote again two
days later. much to her surprns
Dear Marie Ceiests-f hope ycu
are not dtsappcsntsd because I dtd
not turn up the other nisAt !
fcshy wish ! had nov. a. the
weather has broken and we've been
having downpours Of rain every DAY.
90 the handicap has been postponed
~ u was not that there are several
rood bridge players In the hotel 1
oenf know how the deuce ve
should pass the time. Have YOU
seen Feaihersy he said he should
look you up. but I don't expect he
hAs. The old blixhteri r~t me know
now you ire. am sending YOU 4
eArnSorm brooch with diamonds ana
hope you viii like it--Yours affsc.
uonately. Chris.-
MARIE and Feathers had moscr~d
.osether . grvas deal since that
first day.
Thers1, b. time enough sov ,ns..
tres when the winter oornes.- reath.
ers said 7 donr suppose you've
seen much OF the country. have
you
Marie looked up hesitasinxfy.
would you mind II Aun, Madse
camer-
But Misu Chester refined sne
a'd not mind a short run. abe said.
ou' y vas too mr. into Hampshire,
% they must ~ wltncu, her.
Ana where shall ~ 20 nus
timer~ she asked, a. they nsared
Londen on the way home. Cant
we 30 out again tomorrow. n you
are not snsAxedr'
Feathers did not answer n ouss.
then he said rather ssifny: -Cnns
may be homs-
He raised his hat ana drove Away
Without . backward look. ana Marie
won't slowly into the houzs.
Ains Chester va IN tho dravtne.
ROOM patiently knitting a. usuai
shs looked up with an anxious lisus
smile ~ the gfri entered
There was little silence ouly
broken by the click Of the old ia1y.s
knitting needles. then shs 80
quietly:
Il have had . letter from cArA.
He y on hts wav home.-
he = stAytns . frv days q
Wtndermers vita some frs~nta.s
Misc Chester vent on But he b
o. his way hone. and viii be here
In . fsw dAya-
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For good apple pie. 70 10 BoIdt's.
Advertisement
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CAN NOW RUN UP
AND DOWN STAIRS
Rutland Woman Says She Feels
Ten Years Younger Since
Taking Tanlac

"All my troub es have gone and
lam feeling ten years younger now, +"
/ said Mrs. D. B, Sexton, 90 Woodstock
Ave, Rutland, Vt.
Il had been in broken health for over
Ia year, due to stomach troub Q. Ey
| crything | ate seemed to turn as sour
rs vinegar at tm9s and the gas which
formed on my stomach caused me
great distress from palpitation of the
heart and feeling that my breath was
about to be cut OF | suffered great
deal from rheumatism, too, especially
! in the knees. and il was agony for
me to get up and down stairs. To
make matters worse, last January |
had an attack oferippe and snce then,
UP to the time began taking Tanlac,
4 had no appetite was ~ such a
nervous state | got little rest either
day or night. and believe | was as
4 low spirited and Respondent as any
mortal ever gets to be. =
Il will never cease to be grateful TO
! Tanlac for the change Il has made In
lny condition. 1t has benefited me in
leyery way | have a splendid appe-
tito now and am able to eat things
| hadn't dared touch before in years.
My digestion is perfect and I'm gain
ing in weight and strength every day
| haven't an ache or pain now and
II can even run up and down stairs
My nerves haze quoted down and
sleep like child all night long and
get up in the morning feeling fresh and
happy. 1t just seems wonderful to me
that medicine could do as much good
las Tanlac docs, and | recommend ii
from the bottom OF my heart
Tanlac Is sold in Bennington by w
II. Gokay; in North Bennington by A
n. Shepard and in Pownal by Jos. M
Proud Advertisement
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Wayne Adams has been to Boston Oh
business,
Harry Tienberg is in New York on
business.
Born, Sunday, July "a, son to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Sweet
Ralph Niles returned Tuesday even
ing from Boston with Ford
Mrs. Matte Boyce is confined to het
home on Bradford street with 4
sprained foot.
Jack and Harry Goldman of New
York City are guests of their sister
Mrs. II. Fiopberg.
Jackie Coogan's big hit. "Pccks Bad
Boy Opera House, Friday and Satur.
day Advert Sercnt
Gallery scat 50 conts-"W What Hap
pendedto jones' on sale at z O'Clock
tonight. Curtain rises at $50 Adyer-
tsement
The drapcries used on the stage in
WHAT Happened to Jones'" were very
kindly loaned by Alexander Drysda c
& Son.-Adyertisement
AIsseG Elizabeth and Lillian Hurd.
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Creighton, have returned
to their home in Jersey City.
| Tomorrow, the popular screen star,
Bebe Daniels IN 1.-THE March Hare,
and Smoky, the Humanzee in Just
in Time Harte Theatre. -Advertise
Iment.
Miss Fora Murphy entertained IL
of her friends last evening at her home
on Dewey street. 800 was played
after which da nty refreshments were
served
| Gallery apats for what Happened
to Jones" will be on sale at the boz
Office tonight at Z O'clock Price sc
cents, Curtain rises at S.30.-Adycr
t'sement. rtIM
All members of Up. o. f. No. 561
are asked to meet AZ the lodge rooms
Thursday morning at $50 O'Clock t.
attend the funeral OF Brother Jane,
II. Kee er.
See the COW girl, Eilee nPerccy. II
Maid of the West, and Ruth Rolan,
in THE Avenging Arrow and a III
lneto Review, at Hartc Theatre. today
Advertisement.
The best negro quartet in Amcrici
will sing in the Vel ow Barn next Sun
day evening from to $3.50. Tn,
| quartet comes from The Hampton In
stitute Of Virginia
Why it's the kid himself You al
remember Jackie Coogaa with Charts
Chaplin in The Kd} See him ii
"Peck's Bad Boy at Opera House Fri
day and Saturday, Advertisement.
Invitations have been extended Il
81 children from the tenement dis
tricts Of New York to come to Ben
nineton sfor two weeks VACATION. :
good many OF the children will be OF
the farms near Bennington and II
oOutI anaitsUdry, lney wlll com'
august third and will be met at tn,
station by members of the motor
corps and taken to the variOu!
houses Any people wishing to nee
the children who are to be t..
guests are asked to do so.
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READseoRo

Carl Perry has purchased a Buick
ca.
Levi Gamache is working in Scars.
burr.
Forest Bishop has purchased a new
Ford car.
Oscar Turner of Greenfield, Mass,
spent the week end WITH friends here.
Miss Edith Phelps is visiting Miss
Josephine Jewell in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Dorothy Jerard is assisting
Mrs. William Robinson, ST., with her
worl.. in
Mr.. andr Mrs Hawkins and daush'
ter, Mildred, motored over the trail
Sunday ta
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Plant are NOV
ing from No Power Station to Col
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rain, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Perry were bust
ness visitors in Greenfield, Mass,
Saturday.
Miss Leona Pike of Philadelphia is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Blanch
ard this week.
Mrs. Garfield of North Adams.
Mass. is a guest Of Mrs. a. Perry on
Central avenue.
Stanley Croscr and Mrs. a. b.
Clark and Miss Murphy motored to
Poultney, Vi. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Blanchard spent
the week end with Mrs. Blanchard S
sister in Springfield. Mass.
Rev. and Mrs ]. A. Donald and
Mrs, L. II Crosier are spending part
Of their vacation in Montreal. =
Miss Mildred c. Corse and Murray
Pierce Of Jacksonville. VT. we're
Sunday guests at d. B. Wheeler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Bechard
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolphus Perry in Jacksonville,
VI.
Charles Louiselle returned to his
home in Springfield Tuesday after
spending week with his parents
here
Harry Pike Of North Adams, Mass,
was week end guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Pike on School
street.
MIR. and Mrs. Malcolm Ward OF
Chicopee Falls, Mass. are guests Of
Mrs. Wards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Brown.
Mrs, G. Smyth and four children of
Salem, Mass. are guests Of Mrs,
Smyth's brother, Alfred White on
Tunnel street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barber and
family. James Kenmore. Mrs. Morrier
and family enjoyed a Flat Rock Fry
Sunday at Ferndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Morricr of Brat
tlehoro are guests AT the home of Mr..
Morrier's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. lisa
dore Morrier on Tunnel street
The hall game at Charlemont was
we'll attended, about 80 from Reads
horo attending. The score to in
favor of the Readsboro boys.
Mrs Clark Ross is on the sick list
Mrs Jennie Gould of Glen avenue
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sen. Leon In Greenfield Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G.. Brown and
daughter, Flora, and Mr.. and Mrs
Malcolm Ward were business wish
tors in North Adams. Mass, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrington
OF Adams, Mass, Mrs. Belle Lane of
Cheshire, Mass, called at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Frank w. Reyes
Sunday.
lNliss Grace A. Perry and Crosby A.
Perry. ir, William Morrissey of Pitts
field, Mass, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Carl S. Perry. at the Cottage
house Sunday
Misses Rose pelcgrini, Laurel
Louiselle, Elyina Soney, Warren
Merrich, Valentino Amonetti ana Os
car Turner enjoyed an outing at
Horns Pond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter and
daughter, Catherine, Mrs. II. I. Good
ell and sons Hal and Clifford. return
Ing Saturday from several days stay
with friends in Albany, n. Y.
Several from here attended The
dance at Nottingham Saturday even
ing. Among them were Misses Caro-
Ign and Rena Colo, Aleria Frances
Ghetto, Corona Barber, William san
Souci, Gabernelli Colo. Edmond Peru
Eugene Bernini and A. Machaghlnl