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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15

Peoria, ILL.,. Jan. 15.-Hog re.
ceipts, 1000; steady to strong: &C
tive: top. 9.55; bulk. 9.40@9.50:
lights, 9.3569.55; mediums. $3.50
SIS heavies. s.z5@S.50; packing
7.75@8.25.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
Chicago Produce

Jan. Is, 1921.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06

days. April stH 1921. Mrs. Rose
otteMoorh. ) ? while here, made her
home with Mr.. W. L. Erkenbeck for
the last three years, and was we'll
liked by all of her friends
By her leaving this part OF Colo
RADIO, 1t is like taking the Jewels
from a watch, she will always be
greatly missed here by her acqualn-
tances .
Through this union of the Marri-
age Vow. Mrs. Rose OFT Moore be-
leomese xa-szniece. tn@her. sister and
brother-in-law.- and her sister and
brother-in-law -bscomes her Uncle
and Aunt. and her nsphew aud
nieces become her cousinss Mr..
and MRS. Moore have known each
other tori about twenty year..
We all wish her and her Husband
many years of happy life 8 in the
IfutuIeg0I 81,
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06
..wHENr THE HeMEInm CALLS

The splay given Sat urday might
by the Elizabethan Literary Society
was big success. The-,ball WAS
filled to standing room. SO good was
the night and the occasion.
The program was of several num-
oers, including music, instrumental
olo, the Society song and the two
ct play, consisting of eleven char
cters.
The play in ITSELF was fine, being
humorous, and By driving, home to
he hearts of many-a war story of
leuthing a spy who had caused
ronsidsssbiextroubfeT7towtnessA
an forces in the first lines
The cast was made UP by Misses
lila and Nerna .PhaIipss .Aflein
hammond; Florsnees IhherIand;
Lillian Weiss and Eva and Beulsh
1hirnside, MesseIs Burl , Adams;
Paal Vest; Earl Bevans and Roderfc
Jenkins smlt -dstp,oo,4s ,
This program will conclude the
Entertainments to be given by the
High School for this seasonitygsgA
School election. was held Monday
.. m. in Profl Van Hee's room.
Three candidates were in the field
,or the treasurer Of the district for
three years. Mr. WIN al, Morgan
received the largest number of
votes, which, was SO. causing him
to remain in Office. Mr.. A. F.
Reynolds received 22nvotes, Mr.
Frank 'Millsr Feceived Il az and Ny,
A. H. Sexson received g. This
was the largest number Of votes ey-
sr cast in this district, the total
being II sle1 islo1gsd1
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06
OBITUARY.


Ireneaus. IT, crisler was born
Feburary, 18th, 1859 and died April
29th, 1921, being 50 years. two
months and thirteen DAYS of Gage.
His birth place was on a farm near
Morris, Grundy County. Illinois and
he was the youngest of twelve Shil-
dren- born to Benjamin A Crisler
and Elizabeth T. French CrisIer,
five of whom are living. namelv
Mrs. amy White, Wilmington sill !;
Mrs. Eleanore Hoynes Arlington
Heights, H.; Allan V. Crisler, Gle,
Elleyn, III; Miss A Gertrude Girls
Ter. and Miss Eugenie J, Crisler %
Chicago, Ill. o., b..
K He received his education IN the
public schools. afterwards grHduat
ing from the University of Wiscon'
sin with the degree of Bachsipr O.
Science. -e..,
In 1854. on October sth, hi was
united in marriage to Miss Mariette
NJ, Lewis and to this union two
children were born, Edward sLaw-
renee who. died at seven years Of
age and Mrs Irene EorsytL who
with Der mother, services to mourn
his loss, 81.
HIS went to Chicago in 1881, to
mako his home. engaging in snews-
paper work, which took him extern
-ively throughout the west; after
= few years, he became office mana
ger for the, l.. J. Mix Dairy Company
in whose employ he remain ed until
his coming to Elizabeth in 1874 8 His
years since of illness were too we'll
known, .,s..
"a Mr.. Crisler was a member OF the
Mayfower Lodge K. sP,,, MOI 46s.
For ten years he. represented that
body in the X P, Lodge in the state
Of Illinois. cotf -.
. His Masonic, life began, in 1es7on
April It'll, when he petitionedS Dear
born Lodge, No. $40. He was elec1
ted and received his Entered Appren-
hce degree, May 5th; the Fellow
Crafts degree, May 10Th and the
Master Mason degree. June End
the same year, He served as Mar
shall in 1891 and from. 1895 I'd 1902,
he. was Senior Deacon in 1889 and
again in 1905. was Junior Warden
in 1904, Senior Warden in 1905
Worshipful Master OF Dearborn
Lodge, No. $40 in 1906. He was
in { enthusiastic and devoted s:Masor
and will be laid to his final rest by
the Lodge Of which he has always
been a LOYAL member.
[ He was baptized in infa hcy in
the Presbyterian 70 Church. Sunited
with that faith in early manhood
and again Affirming his faith In
1915, since making his home in
Elizabeth u h-a sN
/ Funeral services were heldsat this
home. Tuesday morning at Believer
O'clock Rev Miflar conducted tn,
simple ceremony in most comfort.
ing manner. ably assisted by &
quartette who sang the old hymns
Mr.. Crisler loved. Afterwards tn,
body was taken directly to Denver
and sent east where 1t will be fin
ally laid to rest with Masonic
Ritual by Dearborn Lodge, No. 80
Thursday. May 5th at eleven O'CLOCK
IT the beautiful family buryinf
ground at Wilmington, Illinois In
the presence of his sisters ant
brothers ii A'H4
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06
TO- THE MEMBERS OF i
THE LAnIEH, AID.

Notice is hereby given Z that q
change of dates of meetin$s has
been affected in the monthb gath
erings OF the Ladies' AidH The
meetings hereafter will be held on
the second Thursday q each
month, 7, The next meeting to be
held at the home of Mrs. WI Shep-
herd, Mrs. B. H SchroedeE assist
ing, on Thursday, May 12th
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06

jcrtSA SIS. We. Lee iamsey,
're&aent. and b. U. Jami.ot Cashier
-fzsfhe above named bankS do sci
,mniy swear that the aboye- State
ment 10 true to the bell of orr
Yf6N ledge and belief.
LS RAMSEY, President.
& B. u. JAMIsoN,s cAshaer!
MTEST: Lee Ramsey, jas ERirk-
gold, 3 U. Jemison, Dir eEtots9 'o''
< Subscribed and sworn 70 before
me this tth day of May, ds2i! ~.
MY ooremiss1en expires May 9th.
100, "a -. Ethi =,
sEXIbE HPETER RLuMER.
Notary fpblic-
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06


The Olipger Qertette and Enter
teiner fYeF enjoyed very mucb,
wednes %y even A by an extra
large isastce. lsTbe ehfertslpers
lame from Denver under the aus
ices NJ the Elizabeth Cemetery As
ISOLATION. Mrs. Frank Miller -astj
ing as hostess for them duffngS the
supper hour The Association. es
result of this program netted in
the neighborhuod # about s13H.
This alone proves the spirit of our
people boasting for causes of this
nature. The Tribune-Ba uner. IN
hehaif OF the people of this COM
munity. wishes to, express the ap-r
pre station Itdwafds aha plinssr fpes{
pie in the interest they have taken
in us. they coming here free. of
charge. with their own good Will
outstanding. irhe Association PEG
pie also. are very grateful to the
company and the liberal sparoHnge
of the outsiders.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06
MRS. oTT-WEpss

Mrs. Rose OFT of Elizabeth, Colo
radon and Mg shirmap Moore, of
Decatur, Illinois wei es married Mon
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06
CARD OF THANKS

r. For the many acts of Qndness
and the. loving sympathy pf the
dear kind people of Elijah th, not
only during our present II al but
through the last eight vel Rs, we
wish te--expsess Our eartfelt
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06

~ ~- W. ~
-inovsd HOUSEHOLD
goods to Littleton last week.
Canada has not had Sass Of
foot and mouth disease in IS YEAR,.
T.. W, weston Niwot. formerly Of
this community. was a business els
itor In our town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Blanchard
returned -Thursdsy-svanine- -frem--a
lfey days syisit.to penyer.,s-ss--z
Several cases of scarlet fever and
teporsy are reported prevalent In
and around Limon and Hugo,
Around 100000 yhpsheie y
wheat go to Europe thfopsh tie
port of Galveston every month.
Roy McCrscken moved his. house
hold soSds Tuesday rop be STsfbd /
ranch lheFrEE HSsa snah
south OF town.
Someone has said, Whats sthe
natter with Pot. .RssAf7y wessn
ansy ~ sy III arh he'Aali Wright =
Mrs y. r. kKns pp s5r. and MIRA
Pau Averiil wers gufsts to dinner
"a The kone scf M ~ r. MauldinI
lTasfdey ~ ssz|
Gasoline took a two-cent tumble
Sunday. One gallon, or twenty
miles. will cost ypu at>3this new price
% cents.
Chss Watts and jim Forsyth
we're Denver visitors last week, and
on the return home were dsiayeJ
by the Paige breaking down.
There is an area in Alaska seven
times as large as New Jersey thai
rill grow grain and another ares
# Ike size suitable Tor grazing. =
OF 100000 men ard women ou.
II employment In January a mil
lien Of them have gone back to work
md the remainder is being r5dnoe9}
1aily.
neyaz with its 253 counties, EN-
braces 1-2 1 persent of the land
area OF the world. ard s 7 percen'
II the total area of the United
n This h.t.omn j holaH.thlI,a
gold reserve of any nation in the.
world, ard its per capita wealth
has gone from s1166 in 1900 te
s47o in 1920.
Harold Carson has received the
government appcsrtment "a rr-,rs's
mail carrier, relieving Ed Ape
Mn and Mrs, Apple expect TO go 10
their home
John Tobin srd j. W ingram
will bod Public Sale of PROPERTY
a the Hursnnl RancASssf four miles
:xSr.h and ;nse mile esfsf Ellsab&f
~ Thprsssy May MfA Read tn,
9erse bilts for parttsula IA ESQ
r.. s. EfkenbeclsSrd Oh Nh
fsfe busy excavati1< for NE neAa
school building to be erected at
KiQya, Contractor,P Pig -Ieceiysd the
work The bun$ 2wiiAc]
SNundsastand, when csinple fssa
BOO 4 q ~ &
Many Elizabeth baseball: fans
to Parker Sunday to witness the
baseball game -these. between the
Kiows and Parker teams, in which
the former won easily, 21sto 10.
Next lsundh I fHwh En- FsllA eoms here
ard play theSboys 81 lEi1sbeth.
Miss MYRTLE Jenkins, daughter II
1t
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06

Many Elizabeth baseball fans
to Parker Sunday to witness the
baseball game -thfs-e between the
Kicws and Parker teams, in which
the former won easily, 21sto 10.
Next lsundh I fHwh En- FsllA eoms here
ard play tht Sboys 81 lEiissbeth.
Miss MYRTLE jenkins, daughter II
Mr.. andf Mrs. Frank Jenkimy lwas
fnarrfedT Sunday in spsegFssp7 Mr..
Vary Esser Iof y simlk " IVA kon-
graduate Mr.. and Mrs. Yeger and
wish them the best in their married
life -'= ..s--.sg ss-.a.-,.-
The new train service went into
effect on the q 4 s.esundey. M4y d
North bound leaves Elizabeth at
.7:45 rrives in Denver at 1000.
,southiboupd, Pfsfesl DtpFsqS at ;faAe
p M and arrives in Elizabeth at s..
This time, ss far as we can learn
will he idapyy throughout the Fsek.
Freight will be handled three times
week north and the same south
Carload shipments will sbs cared ior
at any time.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06
,er1E sha9fsa EIizaptth rsssHif MT !,
ql|E| If,:f !: !; ]

Sunday evening ffom Arizona, to at
tnd THO funeral services of her
father, tbe lste0IJTq Crifiera .lfg3 Z
Mr. spd Mrs. Harry II. Dudley IF
New York City arrived here last
Sundaylto spend the summer with
Dode DIRK, on his ranch. north
west otstown.
Messfs Carrot and Walsh, Colo
redo RRhsers Yhpfs headquareres
ere Limpn, passed through town
Thursday, enrouts TO Denver. This
oomiruHity around Elizabeth is in
thci >hkrge. aQigfDtls1 s
Mrs Paul Averill and babies, who
have bffn viaitspsift the home OF
her pafents, Mr.. and Mrs. J, r.
Knapp, Sr.. left Thursday morning
in ConNfny with her brther ard
wife. fd4 her hons at Broomfield
Don't send ycur shoe repairing
to some other town. You can get
it done here in Elizabeth as good ns
any place in Cclorador None ,sYI
oepted Shop located in Watts &
z7-tyxf nF,t1,,a - = Etars hrildino
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06

Ire AM hOtor q Irhctor COM
panysAssnLouness. - mpns .. their ~
cent sales, a Chevrolet touring GER
to Harold Carson; Willys-Knight
touring car to W. G, Whitney;
podge Business car to A F. Reyn-
Odds, nd a 1921 Buick to Mr.,
Wolty of strassburg.
Miss honneli sru@sush delishs5
tless at the homssof heIrl3lnt. Mrs.
J., r. Knapp or, lasfSf94day evSrS
present and enjoyedS 4mmefsl the,
games OF fun through out the even
Ing The interior Heccrat ms were
of Delphi Blue an%-wAita, With the
eroen and White. RI littE MM
es left about nidnisht. -dsclafing
Miss Bonnell an attractive enter
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-06

I InEyonT OF CONDITION OF
III EB1abeth State Bank. Al Elise
SeH n ~ &setk5e sof colorado, at
sh Scbse g Of cssinsss gApril 2sth,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
BROOKFIELD

The members of Brookfield grang,
will present play in town hall Fri
day evening, Jan. 2s, entitled, Light
house Nan Everybody says it il
good. Come and see.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Williams attend
ed the milk producers and sugarmak
ers' association meeting which was
held in Burlington recently.
During the year, 1920, there were II
births, II marriages and Ia deaths in
town.
Mrs. Sarah Fulsm is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. w. w
Haggett, and family in Randolph.
T. Blair is in Boston this week He
was appointed delegate to attend the
Dairymen's association meeting being
held there Mrs Blair accompanied
him They win visit relatives in Low.
ell, Mass, and Manchester, n. H.. be
fore returning home.
Miss Ada Wight is visiting her aunt,
Mrs C. S. Williams, and family in
South Royalton.
Miss Jessie Fisk gave very in
teresting talk OF her work in the agri-
cultural college in New Brunswick, n
j., last Friday evening before the
grange, which was instructive and very
much enjoyed.
Mrs. Erwin Lewis is still confined to
her bed, suffering with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Glysson of
Barre were called To the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f, A. Glysson,
last week on account Of the serious
illness of his father, who at this writ
ing is very low He remains in an un.
condition.
While L n Abbott was adjusting the
belt on his threshing machine Satur.
day. his left arm was caught in the
betting and badly wrenched so he is
unable TO use it at this writing. Il
was fortunate that bones were not bro.
ken.
There are to be series Of cottage
prayer meetings The first one was
held with Mrs Isabel Amidon Sunday
evening.
Brookfield grange received six appli-
'ations for the membership at the last
meeting. There will be initiation into
he first and second degrees at our
next meeting Friday evening. Feb. T.
The auditors will meet at the town
Jerks Office Wednesday, Feb. ?, to
commence work on the town reports
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
TUNBRIDGE

Rev. J. c. Mitchell attended the state
conference of Baptist elergymen at
Burlington last week.
Phoebe Farnham has had charge Of
the local postoiiice the past week, the
postmaster, Mrs. Mabel Redlon, being
in.
Mrs Harry Simple was quite i'll
last week. threatened with pneumonia.
AZ the annual meeting OF the local
creamery, last Saturday, Flora NJ.
smith was reelected clerk and the fol-
lowing board Of directors, most Of them
reflections; T. J Bugbee. y. 7. Dodge.
George Dickermau. Leslie Wheelock. +.
J.. Bates. c. r. Brown and l. NJ Luce
The directors elected the following OH
GERS: President, Z. J. Bugbce; clerk
and treasurer, Flora NJ. Smith The
number Of patrons and amount Of but
ter mere -ed ouc-third the past year.
A somewhat weird incident and un-
usual for midwiutcr was noted Mon
DAY. when the auto hearse Of y. G..
Powers Of Lebanon. y H.. and another
90 G. NJ Edison of South Roy
alton passed through this place with
onlv a short interval between The for
mer bore The body Of Enoch Lyford.
the latter that Of Mrs. Avery. both en-
route for Chelsea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
CABOT

The annual meeting of the o. +. S
viii be held Friday evening. Jan. %, at
1:i5 o'clock. A good attendance is de.
sired Light refreshments will be
served.
There win be a called meeting Of the
Congregational church on Tuesday aft
ernoon, Feb. /, at o'clock, to see about
giving Rev. Frank L. Stacy call TO
be pastor OF that church, also to trans
act any other business thought neces
sary.
Mrs. H. II. Foster is in Barre City
hospital for treatment.
Billy Foster was i'll Friday, with
fears Of pneumonia, but is more com
Portable.
Mrs. Allen of Danyille has bought
the farm on the Danville road at East
Cabot, formerly owned by George
Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hoyt were bust
ness visitors in Montpelier recently.
Mrs. Saxby viii teach the grammar
school this week
There will not be any service at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning. Sunday school viii convene
as usual and a report of the Older
Boys convention, held at st. Johns
bury, will be given by the delegates
who attended.
See Lieutenant O. L. Locklear, the
only man who changes aeroplanes high
in the air, the fight between airplanes
and a mail plane 5000 feet in the air,
and hundreds of thrilling stunts at the
town hall Friday evening, Jan. %. Ad-
mission, 22c and 33c.-adv.
An evening Of feasting and fun, on
Monday, Jan. 81, at O'Clock. in the
Methodist church. Oyster stew supper.
35c children, 25c, at p m. Address by
Prof W A. Dawber Of Boston univer-
sity, followed by one Of the finest NOR
al dramas on the screen, "Heredity,"
starring Madge Evans; adults, 25c, !
children under II years old free Prof |
Dawber is the man everybody will |
want TO hear. Come in time for his |
address. Every man, woman and child |
in town should see this picture. Don't
miss It. You won't regret it.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
ia EGGS A DAY NOW
INSTEAD OF rs A DAY
This Means About SIa6 Extra Income
Per Month for Mrs. Ropp.

Il have 200 hens, including late pullets
not old enough to lay, and had been get
ting 25 to 80 eggs day. Then I tried
Don Sung and am now getting 107 to ia
eggs a day."-Mrs. Essie b. Ropp, II. r..
2, Littles, Ind.
This increase Of dozen a day in the
middle Of winter at 60c dozen. makes
1926 extra income per month. Don Sung
for her 200 hens cost about $3.50. 1t paid
her, and we guarantee II will pay you,
Give your hens Don Sung and watch re-
suits for one month. If you don't find that
it pays for itself and pays you good
profit besides, simply tell us and your money
will be cheerfully refunded.
Don Sung Chinese for egg-laying) is a
scientific tonic and conditioner. 1t is easily
given in the feed. improves the hens health
and makes her stronger and more active.
1t tones up the egg-laying organs, and gets
the eggs. no matter how cold or wet the
weather
Don Sung be obtained promptly from
your druggist poultry remedy dealer. or
send SIC (incudes war tax for a pack
age by mail prepaid. Burrell- Digger Co.,
PA Columbia Bldg. Indianapolis Ind.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
NORTH CALAIS

Miss Edith Foote and Mrs Alice Fair
were in Cabot last Thursday
c. A. Wing of East Calais spent the
week end at John Fairs.
Georgianna Daley is on the sick list
at this writing
Leila Fair is at home from her work
in Cabot for few days.
W. j. Daley and H. Douglass are
drawing freight from Montpelier.
William Robertson and George Drown
returned to their work in South Fays-
ton Tuesday.
Rudolph O. Duke of Lenoxyille, p. O.,
has been visiting his cousin, Mrs, Sadie
Parker.
Carl and Harold Fair are drawing
lumber to the top Of Burnham Hill for
the Morse Lumber company
Mrs. Addie Carr of Hardwick is at
Inland Holmes. helping to care for Mrs.
Holmes, who is i'll.
Rufus Daley was in Montpelier sun
day and Monday Of this week
Mrs. Jennie Leonard is among the
sick ones at this writing
Miss Edith Foote was in Hardwick
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sweat Of Wal
den visited Mrs. Sweatt's aunt, Mrs.
Esther Holmes, Sunday
Stanley White had the misfortune
TO break his collar bone one day last
week
Andrew Calderwood Of East Hard
wick is spending a few days at S. B.
Nelson's.
Lee White is in Montpelier this
week, visiting his sister, Mrs. Elery
Young.
Edward Rollins Of Woodbury. is NOV
ing onto the George Witham farm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
STAFFORD

4. + Smith has purchased the Ter
rill place in Sharon and moved his
family there.
The annual meeting Of the auditor,
Is called for Saturday. the 29th inst
at the to-n clerks Office.
Or A. T Marshall Of Chelsea was
in town Saturday, visiting several pa
tients
Il. Barrett Cummings and wife and
Mrs Mary Colby were in Chelsea on
Friday
Rrv J g. Robertson is spending this
week with his family IN Acton. Mass.
Mrs. : T.. Sargent has recently Fis
tied her sister, Mrs Theo. Bradlee,
in Burlington.
Howard Gilman was recently homo
from Clarcmont, y. IT,, FOR the week
end
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Gilman and son
were in South Rovalton Saturday
Mrs A. J. Judd has returned from
2 months trip with her mother and
sister n Providence. y. y
r. h Prescott and pratv went Fri
law - White River Junction hy auto
mobile
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
The Housewife Of 1927.

Nou that Wonan's suffrage i real
ity the American woman must hence
forth b considered not merely as q
house keeper and hume-maker. but a. a
voter = citizen aud force in this busy
uork day world With added re-
sponsibilities her health should never -
neglected, and when besef With all
uruts peculiar 90 her sex she oees 81 60
herself % fret give that grand I'D med
ieins. Lydia z P5nkham's Vegetable
Ccmrsun8. = trial e. for over forty
years i has been thr standby - Amer
ran women in restoring thtm q hsalth
au5 strength. Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
WATERBURY,

Miss Dorothy Smith of Middlese,
was weekend guest of Miss Ethe
Colby.
Mrs. Ollie O'Claire was guest OF
Mrs. f. L. White of Barre over the
week end.
The Misses Lillian and Marion Pear
sons and Miss Minnie Quinn were Sun.
day guests of friends in Barre.
Paul Wallace, who was called home
by the illness of his aunt, Miss Lu-
cretia CofIrin, has returned TO his
work in Boston. aunt Crete has so
far improved as to be moved to the
home of another nephew, Blaine Wal
lace
James Carroll of New York City
is visiting his brother, John Carroll,
on Stowe street.
Friday at the town hall in Duxbury
Miss Mildred Boice, home demonstra-
ton agent for the county will dem
onstrate dress forms.
Sidney Hill has returned from a
three weeks trip testing registered
herds jim Lamoille county.
Rev. Edward c. Hayes, who left for
Ohio thinking that change of climate
might benefit him and who went on
to Fremont on business, is now in
private sanatorium in Lincoln, Neb.
| 1t is expected that with rest and care
he VIII be fully restored.
Miss Norma Perkins and Miss Bar
bara Brown of the National Life In
surance company of Montpelier spent
Sunday at their homes here.
Twenty-Five members Of the legisla-
ture were in town Saturday and visit
ed the Vermont state hospital for the
insane. Among them was Represen-
tative Blake of Hyde Park, who called
upon his aunt, Mrs. Edwin f. Palmer
of Union street.
The management of the Waterbury
opera house is installing one of the lat
est models of the Simplex motion pic
ture projectors, giving TO its patrons
the best service obtainable in motion
picture projection.
The death of Wilbur b. Freeman oc-
CURED at the camp of the Waterbury
Last Block company on Kicker noun
tain Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock |
of pneumonia and the body was taken
to Barre, his former home. He is sur
vived by his wife, who was Miss Dora |
Smith of Waitsfeld, daughter of Frank |
and May Howe Smith Mr. Free
man was much liked by his associates. |
Mr. and Mrs. b r Demeritt have re-
turned from trip TO New York, Bal
timore, Washington aud Atlanta City.
Mr.. Demeritt, who has been in close
touch with business conditions, feels
that there is a gradual improvement.
Mrs T. G. Hayes is supplying in the
schools for Mrs. Beulah Edwards Mil
Ter. who is i'll.
The concert by the Ledeler symphony
quintet Friday evening under the aus
pices of the Community club was one
Of the best classic programs given IN
town for long time. From start to
finish they held the close attention of
everyone While each member was
strong in his own part, special mention
should be made Of the violin and cello
solos Only one more Of the entertain
ments are in the future which is Da
Wis. the magician, on April |.