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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

considered which a smaller orEaniza-
ton need not consider. In the first
place, the name Of uichakcr. known
as ~ is all over the world for quail
itE. is priceless business asset The
name alone could be capitalized at
millions OF dollars and /; would be
worth every dollar put into II. \
name with value like This known the
world oyer FOR more than Sixty-cigh;
Years.. must DC protected We must
make sure.
The hrst object Of the great Sude-
baker factories is 10 be sure that it's
prouuct. manufactured practically
complete n these plants. IS good
enough 70 be stamped with the name
Siudcoa kcr. y failure In this respect
WCGl" ne fatal TO the reputation OF
inns great name. !; is a source OF
genuine pride with. us that the Series
II Studchaker cars represent what
We consider the browning achieve
mcnt among the models that have
born ihat name, not only for oual
!ty. but also for skilled design. value
and ihat insistcnce upon making
sure -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
MOTOR THIEF WANTS CARS
THAT ARE WELL EQUIPPED

In Chicago the other day man
was arrested for stealing Il Ford car
tie had been caught red-handcd TAX
ing IN" car from the owners garage.
IN" police were interested especial
~ IN him because he had entered the
garage to get the car when there
was another Ford car standing in
the stree; in tho same block In
fact, the other car was not more than
hundred feet from the entrance to
the garage where tae man was APP
pretended
Why in the world did YOU do such
foolish thing as to go into thai
garage after the car when YOU could
have taken the car that was out
in the street, asked the police.
1T wasn't 4 foolish thing" replied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

The work OF the experimental de-
part'ncnt has Ia do with all new
models and special apparatus. the IN
Spection of :; sample of all purchased
nar,s. such as dies. euaees. and so on.
These outside parts. OF course. are
previously riGidly inspected and
checked up by their makers before
gine"rs ta&" nothing for granted.
They insist upon thorough inSpec-
zion under their own eyes 10 ascer-
tain whether the work has been ac-
curatc and up to our standards.
This department is also used for
Inc pnrpos" OF conducting rond tests
70 check up laboratory results under
actual road conditions. These tests
on the road cover such questions as
engine performance. economy. en-
'urancc. Icccleration. spring perform
aucc. road resistance, tire tests. brake
tests. night driving lighting effects.
and many other matters.
All Of these tests are Of course
supp!emented by rigid inspections all
production in the factory. Some idea
OF how thorough AMI far-reach!ng
these inspections are may be better
understood from the following fig
ures: in the manufacture of the series
81 Studcbaker cars il20 mechanical
orerations require accuracy TO the
one-thousandth t.00D part OF an inch.
aud 800 operations 10 the one half
thouSandth t0N05) part OF an inch.
More than $50 inspectors are en-
pioy,cd 40 make, sure that these stan
dards are lived ur to. Nearly $500
inspections take place in the Stude-
baker plants before cars are per
mittcd "a go Ia a customer.
Name iIuNincss Asset.
From the foregoing ii les plainly
evident that only great resources per-
init OF the taking of such precautions
10 MAKE sure that the finished pro-
duct is as nearly pcrfcC; as skilled
engineering. the finest equipment ana
the best materials can make II. When
stud ehakcr MAKES a ear TO nll a GER
tain demand. many things must be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

this motor tho full hexibility of tho
eight and the tight economy of the
four. The design idea expressed nv
the eight with eighty less parts, cu,.
Dig hSure In this motors thrifty
operation. Every one knows that
Wnen you eliminate moving parts.
=" CUT aowh friction. Inertia and lost
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.FLEXIB|L|TY IN MOTOR
APPRECIATED by PUBLIC
Local Appcrson Dealer Declares
Machine Combines Virtues of
Two Types OF Car.

The motoring. public appreciates
the hexibility of tho eight -cyiinder
motor" says A. +. Franklin. local
dealer of the Apperson car. in an
interview yesterday. But when il
comes to getting economy. many peo-
Ton r.sxIimdo .hey have got TO have Il
IN engineering mechanics il is
sometimes possible to design a ma
chihe which combines the virtues of
mas Deen done with the Apperson
Eight motor. The company has given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

motion. You take just so much
slugsishness out of your motor. You
make 1t possible to get the required
nction-tho necessary revolutions per
ture.
Look all over the Apperson motor
ana you VIII be surprised to find how
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

few moving parts 1t actually has. 1t
liz case OF clean-cut. actual SIM
pllcitS. You won't find lot OF
mechanism concealed beneath a neat
cover. This motor is Just two very
small. simplest possible fours highly
refined nd merged into one at tho
base
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

-G0uar Naieuritter. Stu0cnt on
ser Staats . llnioeriitat. mar Gnoc
Ser @o6t bier 3urn 9eiuh ieiner
G.tGru y,a0 Jrcl,n0en.
-5Oiep5 Ge3 troi Ictteu Cams
taa o.S q. @ol;is bier Gin lin lei.
ner C.tcrn unS Tcrmon0ten cinm
9eist ob3ri;atten.
-&ohn @raenoIa bcfuno i'd Ict.
t,: Iontog III ct. 2oui5 I'M Ser
&ccr>isun9 i,,ncr yerit. Gonte Grau
2l;nisunNe Grttmnrn bci3upobnen.
-&ohn -. oel0 jr.. pon 4otsoum.
rciitc ,eeten 42onta8 ron bier aus
nadl &ania5 Gin. no er mebrere
8orote 81 oerbIciben beubii6tigt.
-9ermann Burger. pcIter bel
Ser Southwcitern 9eu Telephone
60. oIs 2ineman oicrt, mar Iestc
@0te bier I'M icincr 6om,Iie einen
Seiuh ob3uitatten. Die Grbciter Ser
(eIeQhOne . 8eieuidait iinn geQen.
mdrti8 nit Ser Grrittr,ng pon Srpei
ncucn GrobtIeinlrgen pon Ct. 2ouig
nab Sprin8iieIo, Ro.. uno ). 3.
bci Grotcr, Mo.. bqih6ftigt.
-Gr. ). y. Cpen&. ron 8eroIo.
Uno 6. s. SbotIen. ron ct. 0oris,
lpnren Iette ISOLDE hier in 8eitGfts.
neutrality-suspicious..
-4hiI 6. Rtet Il. Gomilie, Ron.
roe Ricf un0 Sri. g0no Sntetcmcp.
cr, non 2lu9uita. tomen letter
Somsto8 Iierbcr I'm Dem @asfen.
Fall oes 9aiebou Clubs bei3uuobncn.
Sem Sic @cbrijoer Ricf irjlbcr oIs
ottiUe @fit8IiCocr a]ngch0rten.
Sri. G0no @olcr BON Ct.
beion0 lid Iebte ISOLDE meh.
rere Gage bier sum 9eiuf ibrcr or.
&uIilt$ Bauer un6 Satin.
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-Iltcrt !. Rocthencner urN 8

-@l,bcrt 8. Roet1cmcucr un0 3u
gtrt @e;j2. ron Charlotte, morcr an
Montng 1,cr III @ci66ftcn un0 &c.
rttttten 0ob Sic Eooos bon Ghcr.
.o:t2 mad Ncrmouu III melt 5ciicraat
3uitoaoc iin0 oL$ man es I'M 0icic
&a5res3clt 8crpohnt mar oicie!5en 81
fmocn.
-Gie @}e6rsohI ser 5~tu6io5rit.
4rbciicr 61tten Ictten somstog III.
frllc,.Ii8e Gerien.
-@m. Rissmonn uno Grip
S6cco0ertoetter, Don 9}t. 5t.rlinq.
~orln ,lgtcn Somstog bier in &c
itaiteu. 2ettcrer I'M elmer Ser.
iaawnl,ur9 Ser @aacoroNe Central
(c.cp5one So. bei3uuo6ncn.
ST 4Ion3o Glibb$ un6 !. y.
HsnsIcn. BON CncnsDjlle, un0 @m.
>ittc llu0 Conn 2ut, bon @Ion0.
tomen ,egte @ode bier Ourh ouT
her hciie nad ser Staotsbouptitoot
2g1rjficn. I'm BORT Der @eriQnmIunq
ocs ztoat5 @erbon6cg ser Com
ncrc;nI Clubs bei3upobncn. rcItlc
.:nbaruicn woroen NOR, I'M ilbcr
Elanc 3l berathen in DeIdor @eiia
Die $50. 100000 fir Roo0boutcn an.
1emonot m2roen ioacn, Inn fir ieDes
Gountn ben gr0Btmogliditen Rilsen
>oraH23u3ieben.
9eiltt morgcn Iben6 Sen iG5r.
Ninoer WostenboI ullo 9cnicbt
nit Der aJoinen cinen ir0bIihcn
l5eno in Ser G~on3erthole,
lie GomniiiGre 0e3 Ncrmonn
zgtctol Roo0 Giitrittes 4icltcn lcB.
I'm TrcitoG 0obicr cine &crionm.
lung Oh 3u wel6er 0ie Ocridje0encn
@tloufic0cr erIhicacn I'm ibrc Sab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

Rube beitnttct. &oitnr Imoder bon
Der bieiigen cporgI. Stride Ieitcte Sic
Erouerfeier. Ter 8erItorbcne prrroc
in Sabre 1882 in 9e!;titIono &c.
boren, mo er lid nit Sri. @erriette
Seth perebeIihte uno ipGter nit lei.
ner 6amiIie mad Imerifa ouspon.
Oerte, no er iid 3ucrit in NerU 0orf
un0 ip6ter in Berger nic0erIieb.
Noh Dem To0e ieiner Satin ber.
heiratbete er iid nit Trau @iIheI.
nina ennis, geb. Garicn, unS 500
Dor ie6s Sobren mad @oibin8ton.
Gr binterI6Bt folgen0e ainocr: 6rou
9ena BropL pom SbeifieIo, @o.
Trau GouIinc TcIOmonn, Ron Ct
2oui5; Geo. aottroib, ron 2rcreI
mo, ionic cine Stieitotter, Grou
@crNon 3ot, BON @oibin9ton.
0crnlon 8Iumer mar leBte @ode
IN ct, 2ouis I'm Sen 2cifnom Ser
oerit. 6ruu 6ugo 2nboubc SIR pc.
er6igung bierher 8l bringen.
RopoI Sobn 6;eiclmonn, Sobr
BON 2oui5 Gicielmonn, lit an %.
Sonuor in GtIob i'm Sitter uon IS
Sobren un6 7 N0noten qcitorbcn.
@G1rcn0 6eg aricgc2 oicnte or ais
SoIOot in Grontreit ltn6 f&ngirtc
BORT oIs 8ibcIIehrcr in Der .. NJ.
6. q. &ur3 nad iciner Rlitfehr
mNr0e or Ieiler0 uno no60em CT
fur3e 3cit in Ct. Souls bcidGiti0t
mar, fam er Dor mChrcrcu @Ofen
jlrijt 3u icinen Gltcrn I'm iih Sort
3u crhoIcn. gr tintcrI1bt ieine be.
trjlbtcn gItcrn, iowic foIqcn0c @e.
id1Diiter; @enrD TicicImonr, 6ruu
u. :. Smitb, 6rou 23nl. 9rueninQ
jr. unO JrI5. @arceIlo inns Gcurl
Iicielmonn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

-5obu StOrs. Don RepoNa, Wio.,
to!n leBte @ode hicrher I'm ieincr
JomiIie. ionic ieinen Sdlpie8creI.
tern. Jrari Stride uno Bottin. bc;
ibrer l(eberiicSIIun9 rad Nepooo.
No.. bei5uiteber. Nerr Stride hat
icine Tarlu 6ei StoIpc. otf neltcr
or 81 SABRE lang wobntc. an 3cnr0
Cnten pertauft, un6 Uir0 nit iein.r
Satin. bel Ser Cottcr in gteoo>,
tDobnCn. NO Ser Store in @crnaH
Goltnta 8r0bere CeI.Intcreiicn tc
iitt.
-Jrnu Cscor @oiimonn reii..
Ictte 8ode noh Ct. @oui5 uwa an
No$ arontenbett Tires @oters, Eocot
Strabsncr, irjber bier rOo6nboft 3u
ellen, Der an Der 2ungcnentjIn6uu9
ertrontt mar. nod ne11eren g.
rihten iih jc6oh pieoer nuf Dem
@t6c sir @enciung bciiroct.
Ser rcllaagriin0cte @osconoos
Gountp Sol0nten un0 Rurine.Gyub
miro an Sonntag. BEN 6. Je6ruar,
uadNnittogs , lllr in Der Gin 3oIi
cine SOe3Ial @~crinmmIung obha!.
ten.
-sn3ej8en i'm @oIt3blott trir8cu
I.n6ihaft.
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Berger.

Sos. SteinmeB erbielt LeBten Son.
ncr$to8 0ie IrouerbotIdoft aus ct.
%olti$, bo6 ieine Sdneitcr, @ittpc
Treo. Tredmonn Bort I'M Sitter ron
81 &obren geitorben lit. SER Stein.
nres reiitc nad ct. 2ouis nm Ser
&ecr0i8ung b~ei5upobnen.
@m. Babe un6 @ottin, bon &c.
bra=ta, Delde mehrere @oden bier
olf 9eiud bel ihren Nngch6ri8en
permcilten, rciiten IGptcn SQmstog
mad @cIepiue, INN 0ortigen Ser.
Don0tcN pcr lhrer 6eimfchr eincn
@cillh ob3uitotten.
geo Stot 0crion0te Iegte ISOLDE
cine GorIoOUng &icD nod ct. 2ouis.
Ghos. @otcmcpcr, Don 6crmonn,
mar letter Sam5tog bier Tim elmer
Iircttorcn. Ser Nco.
" ~""' '''o"'O0"''''
Die Roc0 bon Gtlob nah 9crqer
it in 10 miicro1Icun 3uitanoe oob
O'-'' i '"' ~''" lIe1V' ptv'oe!'
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herous At ,jcben.
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@oBer tOmmt Sic Mclooie bes Star
SpaugIeb Banner.

Sort @tc@cnrp lit tiir5lid ols Sis
ttncs 8cneroItonmonOo5 crmGbIt
moroan uno icoer SfulnnQe rpei6,
Dab Ser britiidc Nn9riff oui Sort
4'}c3cnrp Ser 2lnJob filr sic 9[b.
f%oiiun8 0cs vStor 5pongIe0 Ban.
ner' mar. @ie c$ ieOoh fam, ooB
Gronci@ Scott Sens 0pnnc 3ur NC.
lobe cinc@ cngliidcn (riuflic6e5 Qc,
iHngm miro Dos III nod imncr cine
StrcitiroQc.
Die @IeIcoie hat cine iu~tcrnotio.
male @eifihte. Sic idcint Iebr al.
tent llr'orun82 SIT icin mo cs lit nidt
cntItlcoen Oh tie ltriprjnQlid ol,s
Gnititlono o6er &rIonO Itommt.
Se0cnfoIl$ mar lie Dor ctrua brn6ert.
n,nrjl8 &obrcn in GnQIon0 ilbcrm,s
oopulor, no lie, obpohI lie nidt
IeIft GIT iin8cn it, bod) p)iclidltig &c.
Iun9en mlroe. Sic mar 6us .Tib.
ocrorQ" jencr Gage ms luurOe in
1eocn enQIiidlen Grintlofol ocIltnocn
ltno tom ouf oieie @eiIc noh Qrncri.
ia bcrilber.
IoS Stor SpangIc6 @onner tp,tr.
Dc befnnntlid) bon einem iungcn VII.
malt ats @oibin8ton gcifricbcn, bcr
an Soro 6es engliidcn TIoaqIdiffs
fam, Tim Die 8cfreiln9 cines frieas.
8%cTon8cnen 6rern0cs burd3uIebcn.
gr muroe m6brcr6 6c8 cnoIiSdcn
commandments bon Sort RcScnrp
an @orO oc$ cn0Iiiden S6iffes at.
rl'59cboItcn unO crbIifte bon bort
oI'a Ole oncrifaniide SIo9qe an
Wor0M N2S II. Scptcmbcrs 1914.
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u. 2. @aItcr. aaiiirer.

lie oitlen GrCulot Ser Grolt
C5cc. @roi, Dcrocn nit 9e6auern
criohren 0oB oieieIbc idper ertrantt
ii 10 DAB ibr 3uitano mehrcre Gage
Elm ichr tritiiter mar. 5n Sen les.
ten Iogen ieooh bat iih Ser gu.
itar6 Der |Qtientin oerart gebeiicrt
oo6 hoiinir8 ulli &3ieOergcueiuna
uorhon0Cn lit.
-Itc }lbcno . ~llnterhuInmg Der
0ohituI. Stu0entcn Sic OH Ritt.
nod 45eno III Scr Gon3crthalIe itott.
iinhen ioute, mr,rSe oui uatiten
Gicn5tag 4ben0 pcritobcn.
Nlnocr Rostcnbou III Ser Con-
3crt5oQe an Samstal Ibcno, ocn ).
Gcbrluor. Io5 Ganjred1t itlr Or.
modicnc begtnnt I'M boIb II l(br.
4LLe IND ireuroIitiI eingcIooen.
-Gbco. Broi jr. uno Gotin ia.
men Iepten Sonntul pon It. @oui$
hlcrbcr I'M ser itlpcr ertronttcn
@h;:tcr, Grnu (1eo. Broi, cjuen @e.
iudl ab5uitattcn.
Clarence 9Iinne tom lcutcu
Ii2nstog per Allto bier Ourd} allf
Der Rciie Don Union nah Der Gurm
Ieinar Eltern bel Ban bcgriiicn. Gr
berid1tct ih,cht iohrborc Roo0s in.
ioI8c hires idIommigcn 3uitnn0es,
uomcntIit 0itIit un0 neitIid Don
Berger.
-4m Mittuod mar Maria @iht.
mes o0cr Ianocsiprahlih @rouuO.
5o9 Cog, un0 ga on5 @run0I6pcin
lid, 3lci6 Den 8enihen. nod Ian.
Qcn triiben Go8en nnd cincm @i@fcn
Sonncnidcin 9ciehnt hoben mag.
bate cs an Qtittmod iitlerIid icinc
@6blc pcrloiicn uno iciren Shattcn
ocieben, ltn6 i~oIQe0eiien ~crlportet
man elmer oItcn So8c 5ufoIgc ic65
&odcn @iutcrmctter nit umolsge.
icttcn Angriiicn ouf ben GohIenoor.
ROTH.
-@m. aobte uno Gruu GEN.
4Fcb9cr, DON Smis5. poren leetcn
@onto7 hicr in @citGiten.
-6rou Geo. 6. Gberlin II. 5obn
1cfonbcn lid lette @otc mcbrorc
Gage beiuhslDciic in ct. @oui@.
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6iir's Stammbud.

&r'11t bid cn 2eiO ouf bcincm 2cbcnsucaen,
90 lol't Oh eS nift ieoem @cuiten iooen
Sro8 bod 0cin 9oltpt un0 trot' Sen sdidiolsldI3Ocn
''n0 loe1r' Did Iicber, itott 5crfniri6t 81 tlooen,
~ laI8 on %tornit Die bciocn grmc rcoer.
cont ne mad Dem GrIOicr SOB Ou frogen
Nod 'rl9 9GGFl'9 ruft bid iein miloer Geocn
0o0'n9S 1intpe9 aus oieicn groc,toeen.
DITTO 90nie.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-03

from Jonuires Quebec. ReXford
Ball andfr lend returned home witt
her and will spend the month OF
August in Lunenburg.
Mrs. Phyllis Russell of Hancoch,
Is a guest Of the Harry Browns.
The barn belonging to John
Kennev was struck by lightning
on Friday and burned with all its
contents. The family were all
away at the time but neighbors
gathered in time 20 save the larger
tarh and the rouse. The burned
building contained some hay, sew
eral sleds farming tools and new
buggy There was a small insur-
ance.
Mrs. Albert Gray who was taken
seriously i'll on FRIDAY evening is
much better at the present time.
Mrs. Elma Kelso Of Whitefield
was called here by Mrs .Gray's
illness
Mrs. Celia Hartwell Colby mo-
tored from McIndoes with the
Darwin Nichols on Sunday spend
ing the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Hartwell and visiting
other friends who were glad to
sec her in Lunenburg once more.
Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Bronson and
children and Miss Nellie Parker
motored to st. Johnsbury on Fri
day.
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ST. toHNSBURY CENTER

Mrs. Carrie Olcott who has
been spending the past month al
the home of her son "A. H. Olcott
returned to her home in Law
renee Mass, last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yeaton of
Glenn Cliff spent the week end
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wallace.
Eshel Simpson who has been Wis
ting relatives. in Springfield,
Mass, returned home Sunday.
clarence Colby of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is visiting his mother, Mrs. H.
G.. Powers.
Fire destroyed a large barn with
its contents belonging to Joseph
Tower three miles north of THIS
village Monday afternoon, the
origin Of the fire is unknown.
The ell part of the house caught
severl times and but for the quick
work Of the neighbors and voliin.
teers from the village with hand
chemicals, the entire set Of build
ings would have been destroyed.
One horse was burned quite badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Prescott of
Wakefield Mass, Harry Chaffee
and his friend, Walter Blot Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. are guests of their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Chaffee.
Mrs. Addie Page is spending
several days with Mrs. Jane Nor
ris at st. Johhsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Campbell
of Sherbfooke, P. O., are spending
two weeks vacation with their
parents MI. and Mrs. Hetfy Da-
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gage of
Boston spent the Week end with
Mr., and Mrs. Ezra Learned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson
visited his parents Monday on
their way, to their former home in
Lyhdonville after spending, d
weeks vacation in Portland Me.
Dwight Simpson of Greenfield,
Mass, spent Sunday with his
family here.
Miss Mary Cutting oil Concord
is visiting Mrs. Cora Joyce.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-03

NOTICE-Our factory is now
ready to care for your machine
repairing and general job work OF
ali description. Special attractive
prices on quantity orders and to
garages. Virgins Machine and
Mfg. Co., Burke, Vt 297 II
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LUXEMBOURG

iMf. and Mrs. C. w. Turner, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Turner and
dauhter, Marion, motored to St
tohnsbury on Sunday to visit at
J. w. SCOTS.
Mrs. Jean Wilson has returned
from Yarmouth, Me, where she re-
Gently visited her daughter, Mrs.
O.. A. kingsbury.
Thomas Wilson and Clarence
Dodge motored to Concord We'd
nesday and Misses Edna and Avis
Wilson returned with them and
spent a part of the week with M:
and Mrs. Clarence Dodge.
Mrs. Lefie Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe and sons of North Stratford
were guests of Mrs. Kate L. War
rem recently,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corliss
and son, Milton, Mrs. James Ball
and Mrs. Ernest Valley and
daughter were in Lancaster on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ira Carpenter, Alton Car
penter and Ernest Dodge were in
st. Johnsbury on business recent
ly.
Mrs. Florence ierce of Water
ford is caring for Mrs. James
Nichols who is a little better.
Mrs. Ira L. Blood has been en-
PERTAINING her sister rom Lyn-
donville.
Mrs. James Ball, Mrs. Flora
Balch, Mrs. Charles Spaulding,
Melvin Miller, Charlie Hartwell
and z. j. Spaulding were in st.
Johnsbury on Monday.
Miss Irene Ball has returned
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LOWER WATERFORD

james A. S.oddard who has
been stationed at Fort Hill since
last fall; has returned home hav-
in@ been discharged from the
army.
| Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Bullock were
recent guests of Elmer Z. Day OF
Seattle, Wash. ,on a motor trip to
Boston, Portsmouth and the White
Mountains going with Mis-. or
ence Day Of st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Elsie Goodwin and little
SON of Burke spent the past week
at the home of her cousin, r. c.
Hemingway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Goss OF
Boston, John A. Goss and Harry
James of Berlin, N. H., were at G
E. Heningway's for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris il OF
Lyndohyille snent the week end at
VIM J. Morrison's.
H, r. Pike is cutting the hay
on the Goss farm owned by ]. W.
Davies Of Reading, Mass.
F. G. Bullock injured his foot by
falling from a load OF nay one day
last week.
VIII Fisher of Haverhill, Mass,
is the guest of r. c. Hemingway
and other friends in town.
Mrs. Robert Witham and daugh-
ter Mavis of Nashua N. H., are
at e. |. Williams for the summer.
c E. Fuller has finished cut
ting |. F. Carpenters hay and has
bought the standing hay on the
Ross farm owned by H. |. Goss'
estate.
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PEACHAM

Henry Taylor of Concord, N. H
has been visiting relatives in towr
the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Blake of st
Johnsbury visited at Fred Tay
lor's part of last week.
Gordon Weleh has. gone to
Camp Abnaki, North Hero, cam
ping where he has charge of thu
boys camp.
The girls from Peacham Acad-
envy who have been camping at
Joe's Pond the past week came
home Saturday. ..
Miss Louise Bayley Of Spring,
field, Mass, who has been visiting
in town has returned home.
Mrs. Clifford of Brattleboro and
Mr.. and Mrs Hansen Of Mt. Yer
non N. Y, are visiting at Mrs.
Laura Palmer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bailey
of Corinth were at Mrs. Helen
Bailey's Sunday.
Mrs. Ordway of Southern Pines
is at J. c. Gthrie's.
Mr.. and Mrs William Martin and
Carolyn, Mrs. Oman Hooker and
Margaret Blair are at Old Or.
chard Beach. r
Francis Moore was operated on
Thursday at Brightlook hospital
for appendicitis. He is getting
along nicely.
Alden Clark of Fargo, N. D.,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Gee.
Clark who is very sick. II
A large number attended the
Gibson-Lamb wedding and fecep-
ton at Ryegate Tuesday evening.
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OUR WANT ADSPAY
Community Club Calendar

Thursday, 800 Good Times
Achievement Club.
Friday, 1000 Girl Scouts Troop
2. Picnic and swim. Meet at Club
House.
Friday, 7.30 Lettering Club.
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Joseph Hunter re urned Friday
to Middleton, Mass;
Jean Moore and Mrs. Moore are
at Conner Moore's.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waterman
of Post Mills are guests at G. w.
Esden's.
Mary Bates of st. Johnsbury
is visiting at F. 7. Churchills.
The entertainment given Mon
day evening at the Methodist
church by Frank Reynolds Of Bos-
ton was Of a high order and was
enjoyed by large and appreciatlve
audience. About 1923 was taken in.
Mrs. Martha Jennison has been
visiting at St. Johnsury the pas
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hendry
of Groton were at Milton Farrow's
the last Of the week.
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