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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-11-17
GIBSLAND NEWS.

GIBSLAND NEWS.
Mr.. II. L. Rogers. Of Dallas, is a Wis
itor this week.
Mrs. Mcneil, of Taylor, visited reIa
tiyes here Saturday.
Mr.. Clyde Corley, Of HaynesvilIe,
was a Sunday visitor.
Ieal Rankin, of Sibley, was with
home folks Sunday.
Mr. Elmer Minchen spent Sunday
with his family here.
Miss Leila Mae Madden has returned
from a visit to Shreveport.
Quite a crowd Of Gibsland hunters
spent last week at Tensas.
Mrs. Chas. Hammer is visiting Mrs.
Josh Willis at her country home.
Mr.. Hardy Courtney and family, of
Campti, were visitors here last week.
Miss Edith Martin, who teaches near
Homer, was with home folks Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Byrd and family, Of Ar
cadia, spent Sunday here visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Myrtle Cathey is visiting in the
home Of her brother, Homer Cathey, at
Delta Point.
Mrs. GirOd, Of Dorig, has been re.
cent guest Of her daughter, Mrs Leslie
Hammer.
Mrs. NJ. L. Simmons is at home from
Monroe where she has been visiting her
son and family.
Miss Jodie Mae Jones, teacher at
Bear Greek, was the weekend guest of
Miss Ruth Byrd.
Mr. NJ. NJ. Hammer and family, of
Bradley, Ark, are guests Of relatives
here.
Mrs. X. G. Burleigh and Miss Eliza
beth Garrett were visitors to Minden
Monday.
Misses Eula Jack Sutton and Doris
Strong were guests Of Mrs Shelby
Knighton for the weekend.
Mrs. "A. B. Moses and baby, Eliza
beth, returned to their home in Shreve
port after a weeks visit to relatives.
Mr.. Jesse Williams, Of Alexandria,
spent several days here last week, the
guest Of his brother, Mr.. A. D. Will
liams.
Mrs. Knox, Of Chicago, and Mr.. Mad
dox, OF Homer, were guests last week
in the home Of their slsterS Mrs. Jas.
Frazier.
Gibsland Methodist church has
new pastor, Rev. H. B. Thompson,
who was stationed last year at Stan
dard.
Mrs. N. e. Gill, while recovering
from her recent illness, is visiting in
J the home Of her nephew, Mr.. Garfield
Colbert Of Minden.
Two safes were blown open here Sun
day night; one at the freight depot.
the other at Mr.. Edd Harris store. The |
burglars secured about $3.50.
Nj. ]. N. Rankin received the sad
message Of his sisters death at HAYNES. /
Vile last Thursday morning. He and
Mrs. Rankin attended the funeral.
Rev. Martin, Mesdames L. e. Rog.
ers and Henry Stall and Miss Court.
ney Aiselle are attending the Baptist
convention In Shreveport this week.
The ladies' Of the Methodist church
are preparing to have a market day,
the DAY before Thanksgiving and many
good things to eat will be on sale.
4 Ar. and Mrs. B. P. Hammett and lit.
tie sister, Carmen Hammett, have gone
to Haynesville to reside. Mr.. Ham
NETT has established market there.
Rev. b L. Cargill was sent to Pleas
mt Hill In the Alexandria district He
and big most estaabls family have
Ehe best wishes II their many friends
here. q
Mrs Mace Palmer's mother, Mrs /,
'orry, died at the home of her daugh.
e IN Rayville and the remains were
arried 70 Homer for burial on Tues. .
y q last week. The funeral party
1
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Z. 5. Land
Office at Baton Rouge, La, Oct 10
1921.
Notice is hereby given that Fred
GRAY, of DanyilIc, Louisiana, VINO, OF
:rI day Of Oct, 1917, made Homestead
No. 0SlS7. for SW Il Of SWA, Sec.
ton -, Township If North, Range i
Vest, Louisiana Meridian, has filed no,
tice of intention to make Three-yeal
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Clerk OF Court
at Arcadia, La, on the 10Th DAY OF
November 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Otis Walton, of r. F. D., Saline, La
Charlie Houston, Of r. F. D., Saline,
La.
VIII Lard. of R. y. D., Saline, La.
Tack Walton, Of r. T. d., Saline, La.
Published in Bienville Democrat,
Arcadia, La.
Z. D. GianellOni,
Register.
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CONSTABLE SALE.

W, J. Bates vs.. Ed Albums. First Jus.
itce Court, State Of Louisiana, Parish
of Bienville.
Under and by virtue of a Writ of
Execution issued from the above nam.
ed Honorable Court and to me directed
! have seized and will offer for sale
to the last and highest bidder for cash,
with the benefit of appraisement, at
the principal front door of the Sparta
Post Office, Sparta, La, within legal
sale hours Oh
Saturday, Dee. 24th, 1921,
the following described property to-
wit:
SE Of NE, 10 Acres on South side of
NE of NE, containing so acres, Sec. %,
TIP. Is n. r. 7 W:
The above described property seized
as belonging to the defendant Ed AL
lums, and will be sold to satisfy said
Writ of Execution and all costs.
This the 18th day of November, 1921.
W. G. STEWART,
Constable
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LOST NOTICE.

The public is hereby warned not to
buy or trade for two Chattel Mort
gage notes signed by T.. II. Dickerson,
payable to W. J. J0llcy, dated april
80, 1927, and due July lst, l9-l, for
the sum of $104tG9: one note signed
by O. A, Smith and payable TO W. j.
Jolley, dated April 80, 1921, and due
July LIST, 1921, for the sum Of S999.1'.
Said notes secured by Chattel Mortgage
which is duly recorded in the Chattel
Mortgage record of BieVille parish,
La. Notes we're lost by ". J. JOlIcy.
This the 3rd day Of November, 1921,
W. ]. LOLLEY,
RinggOld, La. (12-S-2D
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HOPE ITEMS.

Friday being Armistice Day, the
teachers and pupils of the Hope high
school prepared a patriotic program
for the OCCASION In connection with
cur program we were greatly honored
by having with us W. H. Smith, pres
ident of the RustOn State Bank, of
Ruston, La, who gave us an inspiring
address for the occasion. The program
was well attended and enjoyed by all.
Misses Sue Willie Price and Lille
Mae Wallace, Of Heflin, La, were the
pleasant weekend guests of Misses
Eura and Maggie Frye and Susie Mae
Wcdgeworth.
Mrs C. J. Frye and Misses Clancy
Baldridgc and Faye VIM mOtoerd to
Rinsgold Friday night to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. TrOtt
Mr.. l.. P Rabalais and Mr.. and Mrs
c, W. Wedseworth spent Sunday in
Minden, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Wedgeworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Trott and son.
Bee, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Scott
and little daughter, Mary Beth, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Frye
Sunday.
The young people Of the town, chap
eroned by Mrs. C. J. Frye, enjoyed an
opossum hunt Saturday night The
out of town guests were Misses Sue
Willie Price and Lille Mae Wallace. of
Heflin.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Rapides Auto Co., Inc, VS.. G. f. Lane
& Sons ct al. No. 5G46, Third Judi
cial District Court, State Of Louis
lana, Parish of Bienville.
Under and by virtue of a Writ OF
Execution issued from the above nam
ed Honorable Court and to me direct
ed, | have seized and will offer for sale
to the last and highest bidder for cash
with the benefit Of appraisement, a
the principal front door Of the Court
house at Arcadia, Bienville Parish
La, within legal sale hours on
Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1921,
the following described property, to-
wit:
. Lots 1-2-3-13 ard ii in Blk. D. in
Arcadia, La.
Garage building.
The above described property seizef
as belonging to the defendant G. T
Land & Sons, and will be sold to sal
isfy said Writ Of Execution and al
costs.
This the 10th day of October, 1921.
J. e. CURRIE, Sheriff.
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LIST OF SPECIAL PETIT JURORS
DRAWN FOR THIRD MONDAY
IN NOVEMBER, 1921, TERM OF
C0TIRT


Claude Bailiff, 4; Coy Hall, 6; J. II.
Shatfer, Jr., 2; Y. A. Walker, 2; A.
G. Rhodes, 2; J. B. Edwards, .; II. D..
Towns, 3; +. I. Caskey, I; J. J. Har-
rison, 2; R. L. Day, 2; r. H. Madden,
1; Clinton Loe, 6; W. D. McNeal 9;
John Spinks, Jr., 8; W. f. Jones, 1 !;
J. D. Cofeld, 3; W. J. Dubose, g.;
Louis Easlcy, G; ]. L. Reno, 2; HON.
er Corley, 4; Phillip Brantley, 1; j:
c. Ham, 3; T. G. Madden, 2; A. H..
Enloe, I; W. w. Mathews, 6; D. L..
Frey, Z; Y. L. White. 3; W. II. Nc
Guire, l.; J. W. Britt, 7; and 7. J.
Poland. 3.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Bienville
/, J. n. Smelley, Chief Duputy Clerk
of the District Court and Ex-O fici0 De-
putty Jury Commissioner, within and
for the Parish Of Bienville, State of
Louisiana, hereby certify the above
and foregoing to be true and correct
list of the Venire this day drawn for
service, the Grand Jury beginning
Third Monday in November, 1921, and
the regular Petit Jury beginning the
Third Monday in December, 1921, and
the Special Petit Jury beginning with
the Third Monday in November, 1921,
term Of Court, for the Parish of Bien
vile. La.
- Witness my hand and seal of office,
this the 2nd day Of November, 1921.
J. N. SHELLEY,
Chief Deputy Clerk and Ex-Oficio
Deputy Jury Commissioner, Bien-
vile, Parish, Louisiana.
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CASTOR HIGH SCHOOL.
(By Lou Venia Ganagan.

(By Lou Venia Ganagan.)
During the past week the. Edwards
Lyceum Circuit has rendered two
splendid programs, the first one being
a lecture on 'Laughter," and the Sec
ond a musical number by the Sorority
Singers on Nov. II. Both were in
structive as we'll as entertaining.
Armistice Day was observed as a hol
iday. Miss Fox spent the weekend in
RustOn. Misses Strother, Brewster and
Currie spent the weekend at their
homes.
The enrolment of the school has
reached almost 300. The camp which
is going to locate here permantly, will
greatly increase the enrolment.
The 18th grade consists of IA mem
bers. Rings are being ordered today.
The school was visited by Supt. E.
II. Fisher ON a recent date. He CON-
mented favorably on the progress of
the school, especially the Latin classes
There is more real work being done
than heretofore.
Tn contestants are practicing daily
rehearsing their pieces. The teach.
ers are putting forth every effort in
helping them.
Castor High School will be repre-
scented as follows: Lou Venia Gaia.
gan, Arcadia high; Birdie B. Matth-
ews, Gibsland high; Clyde Williams,
Bryceland high; Prentice Began, Bien-
vile high; Myrtis Mangum, Saline
high; Wenonah Matthews, Jamestown
high; Myrtle Dickerson, Fryburg high;
Ethel Newberry, Ringgold high; Car
men Roberts, Castor high. If possible
the judges will be secured from a neigh
boring parish.
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DON'T SHlRK YOUR DUTY.

You would be very unusual parent
if you did not wish to give your boy
or girl the best educational advan-
tago$ that are in your power, a very
th0ughtless parent if you sent him to
the first school that mailed you a
catalogue. and an objectionable pa
rent if you entered him in d school
without first investigating its lOca
ton. equipment, character Of student
body, faculty, system Of discipline, and
above all moral surroundings. Yours
is the duty Of Investigation, COMPARE
son and ultimate decision.
Your boy or girl is the hope of your
life. In him or her IS conferred your
most cherished ambitions. His or her
North to you cannot be measured by
dollars and cents, but his or her va,
lue must be measured by the training
which he receives In home a nd at
school.
Our 2236 page catalogue will tell you
Of Americas largest business school,
which has had over 10000 students
from thTty-nine different states and
seven foreign countries. 1t will tell
you of the endorsements by the best
business men, ministers, lawyers and
bankers. It will tell you the exper-
fence of young people who came to us
with limited means and who achieved
success after a short time in our
school. .
We know you are bound to be inter-
ested, 50 ask us to furnish the proof.
Our large beautifully illustrated cata-
logue is free if you will fill out this
coupon and mail to Tyler Commercial
College, Tyler, Texas
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS DRAWN
FOR THE NOVEMBER 1921.
TERM OF COURT.

Fletcher Oakley, 1; Fred W. pente,
cost, 1; S. NJ. Sutton, /; J. NJ. Jones,
2; Z. &. WoOdard 3: W. L. Hammer,
.; J. a. Butler, 8; G. L. Huff, 8; |.
H. Wise, 3; c. A. Thomas 4; W. B.
Graham, 4; c. W. Frey, 4; G. Y. Be-
gan, 5; W. ?. Gahagan, 5; J. Y. Toms,
ST., 6; J. r. Lam, 6; J. L. Rhodes, s;
&. J. Lucky, I; and Fielder Fields, Z.
w. J. Sheffield 4.
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NOTICE..

The public is hereby notified that |
have sold all my interest in the Alberta
Lumber Co. to J. p. Franks, who as
sumes all liabilities of said company.
This 18th day Of October, 1927.
J. A. SLEDGE,
Former president of Alberta Lumber
Company.
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LIST OF PETIT JURORS DRAWN
FOR THIRD MONDAY IN DEC
ENIBER. 1921. TERM OF COURT.

Ben Bailiff, 4; S. A. Cook, /; L. II.
Toms, 6; L. c. Culbertson, I; G. C..
Allen, 1; Wiley Reno, 2; W. Y. Hays
6; l. S. Miley, 7; Paul Hammett. 2;
Frank Hinton, 4; W. Il. Mosley, f.;
r. Il. ParnelI, 2; G. L. Smith, Z;
Boyd Patterson, .; r. Il. Alliston, 6;
NJ. G. Kicks, 6; Joe H. Evans, 4; W.
L. Coleman, 1; Roy J. Black, 3; ]. o.
Taylor, 6; J. H. Harper, 4; q. L.
prothro, 3; G. c. Shaw, 3; j. Z. How
erton, 2; r. L. Taylor, 1; W. G. Muir
ply, 3; J. NJ. Tompkins, 1; c. f. Dor
gan, 5; Dallas Thornton, 3; and ]. ?.
Mccoy, 8. ., a.. .,y...g
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

Succession Of Eugene and Winnie
Hicks, deceased. No. S42, Probate
Docket, Third District Court, Bien.
vile Parish, Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given to the cred.
ltors OF the estate and to all other per.
sons interested to show cause, within
ten days from the present notification
why the final account presented by Mrs.
M. Il. Miles, formerly Tinsley, Admin
lstratrix of this estate, should not be
approved and homologated and the
funds distributed in accordance there.
with.
BY order of the court.
J. N. SHELLEY,
by. Clerk Of District Court
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POSTED NOTICE.

The public IS hereby warned not to
treSpasS Oh any Of my lands, same hay
ing been duly posted according to law.
Said lands are located in Bienvllle
parish and described as follows: SW
II of NE IA and 10 acres in SW
corner Of NV IA of NE -, L 10 of W
-, SW ii of NV IA, " 10 Of SW
IA, Sec. %, Sc If of Sc II and 5 ~
of NE IA Of Sc IA, Sec. 20, Up. IS
n. Il. w.
This the End day Of November, 1921.
P. N. BROADWELL,
Gibsland, La. . (12-S-21.
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His Only tiD-.ge.

MADAM said the poor but a'a@''
tious Fiddler, "please don't intrtrp"t
me In the midst of my labors to dab
me for my boarA You don't seen to
realize that music is food and drink
to me-" "Well, all I've got to say"
replied his landlady, as she turned
away, "is just this, young man: II
you don't pay up, them tunes you play
Is all the food and drink you'll get III
this house."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-29

to persons or endangering the fife or morals of children under 16 years of age.
 Senator Rosenfeld- Increasing the an nual appropriation to the Connecticut Hur mane society from s2,ooO to $5,ooo. Senator RosenfeI eI1-Thsr special of- ncers of the Connecticut Humane society
 shall serve for two years,
 Senator Seymour--For the payment of s1 .50 a week for the care of each boy | in St. Johns asylum at Deep River. l Senator E. F. Hail-Vesting title to property owned by the late Rev Luke Daly to the boayd of trustres of St l Mary's church, New Britain. Senator E. F. Hall-Concernfng the maintenance of a water supply at the | Connecticut I Agriclltural college and tht Mansfield Training School and Hospi tai.
 each county the county. commission witl one member of the bureau of child welfar, 1 and one member of the state departmen I of health shall constitute q board fo | the location and management of count. homes, etc.
 Senator James + Macdonald = Re in1bursing holders of liquor licenses fo money paid as fees for licenses and clu' } certificates in proportion to the tota
 amount paid the ekcounty commissioner f the -eomptroIlers as the unexpired DOT tion of the license year bears to the en
 tire license period
 -l Senator Golden Coy request)-Estat fishing the two platoon system in nun
 cipal permanent paid five department si and limiting the hours of daily duty. Il Senator Brown-Authoriziu ssiectme } to appoint persons to complete land ret
 ords on or before July l, 1922. Senator Brown = Incorporating u : Boztah Electric Light company.
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were served
 Miss Emma Piiiing. a member of Kii- lingly school board. visited the Ballou- vile school this, week.
 Warden Bennett of Dorchester. MasG, recently visited his brother. F. l. Ben nett.
 Mrs Christine Trask of South Man chester was called here by the death of her aunt, Mrs. Helen T. Tucker. Mrs. Alexis Labelle, who has been ! spending several weeks in Moosup, has returned to her home here. l MT. and Mrs. William Wilkinson of ] AGoosup were callers Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Albert Goodhall. Supt. Hector MacConnell represented
 the Ballou mills at the business meeting and banquet of the Eastern Connecticut
 Manufacturers association held at Dan- lielson Monday evening.
 i, Ray eWhipple, Jr., who has been m
 with chichenpox, Is able to be out
 Miss Elfreda Hodgson spent the week l end at her home in Worcester. I The BaIlou mills have resumed theil I 4s.hour schedule. New cards are being .I installed by the Whitin machine works. : Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Jose { phine Tucker were held at her home Fri Z day, Jan. 1st, at D. m. Relatives ant friends from out of town were present The services were conducted by Rev. Syl vester P. Ozmun, assisted by Rev. Johl Wright of Merrimac. N. H. There wa
 an automobile cortege to High stree : cemetery, where the burial took place. The many friends of Rodesick Labell were grieved to hear of his death, wfic i occurred at his home in Putnam las week. Funeral services were held a
 Putnam Friday morning. Jan. 21. Nil
 Labelle, who formerly resided here. survived by his wife and two childreI
 as well as his mother, sister and @,
 eral brothers.
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LEBANON

c. !. Abeil and W. F. Clark attended sl,e meeting of the New England Milk Producers' association in Boston the first of the week.
 s MF. and MrsaJ. Henry King are visit ing relatives in Wiliimantic.
 U. H. Taylor is in wlTiimantic superIn- tending the work of getting Ice for the Providence Dairy coinpany.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. L. Pultz spent Sunday in Manchester with Mir and Mrs. John Wolcott
 pr. John Sweet with his family of Hartford spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. K. F. Bishop. The Ladiss' Aid society of the Con- | Eregational church met Thursday after.
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been asked to come prepared with all they can give. as thsy wsuid wish others to give, were their own iittie ones actual ly dying of starvation.
 "What yau and I are giving tp other people. of ecod or evil" isr the topic for the home prayer circles on Wednesday evening. Feb. 3. ScfiDtnre, Epheslans {.
 1-e; Romans 14~7.
 The many friends ce Mrs. A. T. Mac Leod, whs was taken to St Luie's hos pttal at the holiday seasDn, are glad to under the present treat1neAt, and recov- cry 10 hoped for.
 MfA Fred P. Brown, | bfidA of lnsk
 month, was hasricd to Baekus hOspitaL Norwich, Thursday night of i4at week | for an immediate operation for aents ap- pendicitls This is proving suecessfui ae- cording to last reports. and 1t b hoped /. Mrs. Brown can return within . short | time
 Theron Erased has his a-IA ia splints
 as the result of aa accident atout . fortnight ago.
 Albert Bashnsii, late of Haxerhiil
 Mass. is in the envley of Charles Bar.
 slow, his wife beiag hcussisssper fof lGecrge BaRstow. MT. Bushnell Is . vet. eran of the world war. having Bsrve1 Ioverseas, and hmt lately received his hon
 orable discharge frem tbe army.
 The heart ef the whole town has beeI greatly touched with sympathy that i shown in action for the GrS6s. who los
 hcuse furnishings. clothes, prcvisleas an isso in money by fire Monday night. Jsn 1T, and are giving tAines needed to iieii the family make 9 new stert Fred Eng lmon, 8 recent conner to t6wn. eeneruusl,
 started subscription. he giving tn , largest amount 50 far. Everyone has mo
 yet been seen. Yhe auaSent VII be an nounced later. ANy vhe Uish tp eda [
 their giftg Of vi0 nsV have been ovel
 looked can hstnG or senA sits of faoHeJ
 furniture, caofhlng er goDpiieD to tfe foi
 raer Arti1nr Beanett place, noW owned D
 Mir Barker, where the 0FARs plan { move shortly. or. II notified. Mr. GraR c . Ihis brother, member Of his family, VI p call for articles given. They have bee g guests of char4es TarrsHt ever since tf fire. Mr. and Mrs. GrzR arc most appr' . eiative of ths gifts received. TAese aI
 a nxnher of areieies ,wtieh diRerent on. > in town may beNriaa also to give to he 2, them 'ssst up h0asekseptRs" they stl 6 badly need. .Anaupg these. underwear ft e an, clothing for the hree sunan boys.
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WESTMINSTER.

The, Near East and European relief work for starving children was the theme of the pastor at morning worship last Sunday. Sacrificing one meal during tho week, as suggested for Tuesday oi this week by the mayor of Norwich, wa, advised.
 special offering for the European re lief is Ito be taken next Sunday morning as the Christmas eve offering was for thu starving Armenian children. An hay'
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noon with Miss Ellen Huntingdon.
 Ralph Taylor of Hartford was at his home over Sunday.
 The Mission circle of the Baptist church met with Mrs. George, Randall Thursday afternoon.
 Farmers are busy filling their ire- houses with 12-inch ice.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-29
BALEoUVTIfE

The recently instituted Epworth league held it's meeting Sunday evening at Blackstone hall with Miss Ruth E. Pray leader. The subject was What is True Religion?c The bi-weekly preaching ser vice followed this and was well attended
 A very enjoyable Epworth league so- cial was held last, week Friday evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. s. P
 Ozmun in Attawaugan. An amusing pro gram was carried out entitled Through College in One Evening. Refreshments
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RICHMOND

Edwin Smith was a recent eaTlsr in Hope Valley.
 Airs. George Matteson. who has been i'll for long time, is being cared for by Julia Jarvis.
 A few here have their ice harvesed. A number of people are having cord wood cut this winter.
 Arthur James of Crompton. R. l., was 8 recent caller here.
 Miss Fannie Moore is at Spring Lake. taking care of her sister. Mrs. Philip Ramaay. who is Ill.
 Leonard Joslin and son were the niu. sicians at social at Fisherville satirT- day evening.
 Mrs. Caleb Sherman Is very III. Mrs. Henry Brown is t.k.sg care of her.
 The war Of 1872 lasted for two ysarr and seven months.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-29

I and years of age, dishes-they have none as yet, blankets. cooking utensils. a table, bureau, lamps and lantern. The Graffs will call for these if notified. Chairs are also needed. and an axe
 Miss Macdonald, teacher in North So- ciety district, has returned to her school after two weeks illness with humps in her honas in Worcester. relieving Dwight Bushnell; who was doing good work as substitute, both in the day and the night echoOl
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SENATE.

Senator RoseAAeld-I'roviding a pen alty of not more than s500 and irnpris- onInent for one year or both for cruelty
Arizona republican., 1921-01-01
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

t-passenger car in good shape. D passenger car. fine condition.
 SO acres deeded Casa Grande TOO acres relinquishment, Casa Grande. 320 acres relinquishment. Casa Grande. go acres school lease. Casa Grande.
 Want house or a bunch of lots or mall acreage near car line. Might add gome cash.