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IL QUAKER COLLEGES
IN UNITED STATES
society Of Friends Numbers $4,000
Distributed from Coast to
Coast

H Coast.
RichmcnsffhdS July tl4xwA@s ave
ihe present activities Of the Qtfakers,
hai been asked recent y Numeri
eally, the Friends OF America as they
Are called are a small body number
ing about lis 900 but distributed from
coast to coast.
n un'slhe Atlantic coast are New Ems;
aand. New Yorksa PHI ladelphid Balti-
more and North Carolina Year y meet
ings; on the pacific coast Calliorn a
and Oregon Yearly Meeting, the
latter extending into Wash ngton and
Idaho. Inland States in VIII Oh Friends
are well represented are Ohio, In
diana, Iowa and Kansas.
American Quakerism has two cap
itals, the older and more conservative
at Philadelphia the newer at Rich
Imond, Ind. Within a radius Of 400
miles OF Richmond are to be found
approximately one.fourth OF American
Quakers
L While intensely indlviduallstic, IN
principles and practice, Friends are
siearning how to unite for accomplish
jng worth while tasks Otherwise they
pould not have joined so readily in
gperfecting the machinery Of the Amer
dean Friends Service N Commitiee
with headquaAersB at philadelphia
(which has donevR monumental rel ef
work in Europe.
Il The majority OF American Yearly
Meetings are united in national
Reorganization the FIVE Years Meet
Ings OF Friends In America, which
Carries on comprehensive and grow
Ing work at home and abroad. The
headquarters OF this organization are
located in Richmond, where the execu'
tive stats of the national boards are
housed In their own office building.
Friends have long been active In
foreign mission work, Few as they
are In numbers, their missionary eff
forts well nigh enc:rcle the globe, In.
Guiding work in Japan China, India,
Africa. Syria. Mexico, Central Ameri-
ca, Cuba and Jamaica.
At home principal concern OF
Friends ~ for the cause OF interna.
tlonal peace and good will Theirs
is regarded here as the only religious
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


! Telephone 2O4 early and help us
give you the best OF service. Check
crime Advertisement.
Mrs. Bernard McNar.any OF Dewey
street Is spending the week with rela-
tlves at Revere Beach
Order your fish tonight for early de-
livery. Phone 576 W. Store opens al
800 p. m. Petras' Mafket.-Adyertfse
ment. ""i 'FR 2pli'
Y Fine fresh fish Ia ideal hot weather
food, the variety is good, the quality
Is excellent, Checkerline6T- Advertise
ment. XXX s,.,,. fs.tab
Il Special for Friday and Saturday .onr
ly. all Beacon shoes, 5000 and g7.00,
values at 1898 at Noveck's. pAdver..
tisement. aar h4.F 1slq56t2
/ Special for Friday and Saturday OH
lily children's ribbed stockings black
and brown at SIC at Noveck's. Adj,
vertisement. 56t2
There will be meeting of the
executive committee OF the American
Legion tonight at 7 o'clock at the
post headquarters
! Fancy cantaloupes. peaches, berries
and wat,r melons. Ideal hot weather
foods You can get the best al the
Checkerllne. Advertisement.
I Special for Friday and Saturday
only. special price reductions through
cut our entire cloak and suit dept. at
Noyeck's.-- Advertisement 5Gt2
= Sam H. Blackmer has gone to Min.
neapolis where he will joinua college
friend for a months outing on the
shores OF Lake Superior. rgosr~
! Nss John Hogan and two children
NJ Hudson Pa Is, n Y are VISITING dt
the home OF her brother Maxwell
Cruikshanlr OF County street. 80 10
Al orders received before 10 a. m.
will be delIve-f before noon. You
can get anything. you want to eat at
the cleckerline Advertisement,
Alice Lake in TOyer the Wire" In
reels and special Christy comedy
Dining Room, Kitchen and Sink at
Harte Theatre ay.-Advertisement
Bennington council, Knights Of Co.
lumbus, will hold special meeting
Friday evening for the purpose OF
comforting the first degree upon
class OF candidates.
Joseph O'Brien. former resident
of Bennington and at one tine on the
Banner staff, has recently received O
government apnn n meut 10 Soldiers
Claim agent. and has an office in tn r,
post Office building In Troy.
For supetvalues In meh's and wo
men'al shoes, see Our barPan Fhoed
counters -Amen's and boys Scout
cheeStst$l 40; tneh's high Grade dress
sfces, Beacon ana Emersons at 1898
I'D 'adi~s' whao canvas shoes az
$40 at Noveedi' 5. ---Adyertisement
56t9
Nearly all binds OF labor are on.
~ ed u have 9a,hrisy afternoon free
from their regular labor. II Is impos.
slhla tor stores IN rface the size
Of Panninotonito do this ThArefore
the BUYING public ID urged to trade
Thursday morning and give a liberal
patronage TO the stores that ara clos
inc and endeavorine to give their EN-.
p.oyes square daai.' BenHino'nn
Me"oN antS' Association. IA Advertise
ment hpr %. Itfi
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PoWNAt

The annual election CT officers Of
the W c. T. U. was held at the meet
ing last Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Washington l.. Pratt when the follow
ing officers were elected for tho er =
ing year: President, Mrs. G. W.
May: first vice-pre sident Mrs. Emma
Carde second vicepres.dent, Mrs.
George II. Montgomery; treasurer,
Mrs. Joseph Norwood; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Elijah Barber: record
ing secretary, Miss Mary L. Parker.
:" Miss Mabel Purcell has accepted q
npsitiQn AS teacher In the grammar
Department of the school in Stamford,
taking up her duties al the opening
of the fall term.
Mrs Einora T'owslee, who 'fec-rtly
~Aada.as badespell,s isssmneh s,imprnasd
we are glad to note.
Charles Turner, who has been COZ
fined to his home, is out again.
Thomas Haley ard family of BED
ninston spent the week end with rels
,tlyes in town 1Jghla1 ;LoN \
] Paul Niles is entertaining out oi
town friends at his summer home
hin Haven"
! Miss Edwina c. Barber. has return
ed from her vacation spent at Swan
zey Lake, N. II.
Mrs. Clara Proud has had her resi-
dence newly dressed In coat OF
pain;,
BroaS Scr 'vens, who has been sue
cessfully operated upon for appended
It's at the North Adams hospital, has
returned to his home on the Ami:or
farm.
/ George Sumner is at work witt
men Nilliamstown making inn
provements ana his property the Var
ley block on Riverside. &
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-14
GENTLE CONFUSION

l Heso wing TO ave Is easy!u1uf ia
Carrying out those intent on3 d
Rgglhef matter.Q 1Hmra {
sS Too frequent y scnelhAig VIII
ZONE up that you feet you must
Ehaye--aad your savings bank bal
rance suffers.
!, II you really want TO have GER
ktain dealite gum or income at n
certain time, take out one Of the
Travellers protective investment life
sin urante policies.
The premium notice from the
company W II act IS gentle com
\ pu OH, reminding you when each
deposit Ia due.
Il Your do lars will protect your
family with life in ,nrance while they
are accomplishing; sTy the purpose
ior whieh. You inispa no use them.
/ lgasgGsykCEsgsG@
l II. A. WILKINSON
rysaNrsEsas,ssxsAAG Ias-nssSsspvrrussa
4 100 Putnam 81. Phone 4o4.M
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-14
Helpful Hair Hints

Worthy the Attention of Everyone
Who Would AVOID Dandruff, Itch
Ing Scalp, Gray Hairs and Badness
What will stop my hair coming
out?' Reply Partisan sage Oiquid
form is the best remedy for hair and
scalp troubles; said to prevent bald
ness, grayness and dandru.f.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-14
Card Of Thanks

W. w'eh to thank the neighhors
and friends for tN'ir many acts oil
kindness and the lovelv howe"e sent
during the Illness and death of tbs
late Dennie Pratt.
Mrs. f. A Pratt,
Mrs, Nellie Gebarh.
as Stephen Pratt and family,
,, Mrs. Minnie Cree .t,.. ,r
Edgar Pratt aud family
Elmer and Henry Lewis
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-14
THE CHILDREN WIN
Strike for Five Cent Cones Results II
General Drop on Sodas.

StTIke Tor FIVE Cent Cones ReEuIts N
General Drop on Sodas.
New York, July IA lice cream
sodas have dropped from IL cents to
IL cents in the Bronx. Some shops
sold ice cream for eight and nine
cents today The price cuts followed
paradtg by children who declared
they were striking for a nickel soda.
Their mothers got together AMI
threatened to make home brew
soda II prices did not fab Then
Mrs. Louis r. Welzmister. deputy com
missioner OF markets. conferred with
confectloners' a sociations which
agreed to lower prices.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-14
WAGE REDUCTIONS

Cute Totalline 100000 a Year In
Effect in Michigan Paper Mills.
Kalamazoo. Mich. July IA Wage
reduction amounting to approximate
ly $2,0O0,000 a year went into effect
Monday In all paper mills Of south
wc'tern Michigan.
The. (which was protected by the
employees sanSdnhta 70 l3iper gent daf
Skilled workers ~and 80 per Gent Tor
unskilled labor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-14

Farmers In Denmark are required
TO number and initial each egg sent
TO market. II one or two eggs ars
bad the farmer is fined II three are
had be Il hoveottad
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-14
VERMONT CENSUS

w NY NNI@l
bureau announced that in 1920 there
we're 35l.Sl7 whites, $40 negroes, "a
Indians, II Chinese and four Japa-
nese in Vermont.
liOl n. tkinIL 49, IN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-22
(De "The Sun")

IPuede el hambre terrible que azo
ia a Russia determinar Ia cafda de
Lenine sus asociados? 5Puede ser
evidente para todos que el bolshevis-
mo ha fracasado, de manenl tan te-
rrible que ahora solo es question de
salvar de la destruction gran parte
de la poblacion? mo echara la res
pom nbilidad el pueblo ruso sobre los
que han tenido la direction de sus
destinos por tres amos Y derrumbar-
los entonces por la fuerza?
Que los mismos bolsheviques com
prenden esta posibilidad 10 demuestra
el hecho de haber cambiado de acti-
tud para las fscciones moderadas de
Moscou Y sancionado la inclusion en- los
comit6s para contrarrestar Ell hambre
de muchos jefes de cadetes como Kish.
kin, Prokopowich, Golovin, pre- iiderte
10 la segunda Duma, y Koroboy. jefe
de los cooperativos. Hacs ur alo ql,e
estas personas, causa dc su oposici6n
a las medidas exsremistas del partido
en- el poder, fueron activameato peGse.
guidas y corrieron peligro de pcrlcr
srs vidas. Su convocatoria ahora imp:i-
ca una reacci6n.
Esto no quiere decir que Lenine y
Trotzky van renunciar inmediatamen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-22
COIOcaciOneS.

coLOcAcIoNEs: Daremo= trabajo en-
san Juan todos los pueblos de la is
"a a sonoras y sehoritas de buena pre-
sencia. Dirijase la UsEAiE sPB
CIALTY CO. San Francisco ~, sar
Juan. p. r. P
BUEEA oPoRTUNIDAD para persona
con pequeAo capital para abrir sucursal
de reconstruction y vulcanizaci6n de
gomas. Para informes: F. u. Wells y
CO. Inc, Stop IS, santurce. s-2S
BEEcANIco de automobiles, americana,
hace peFsOnalmente trabajo de repara-
clones en- el taller de F. U. Wells Y Co.
Inc. Trabajo garantizado. Guardamos
automobiles pOr $3.50 al mes Stop
Is. santurce. s-23
DEsEA eoloearse sehorita graduada cur
50 eomsrciaI. TelefOno 757, San Juan.
Bpenas rsfereneias. s-25
5DEsEA UD. APRENDER Ell IN
0LEs7 Los aplieantes deben ser perso-
ras respetables. Precios modicos. Visi-
teme. hrs. I. Baily, Tetuan es, San
Juan p. r. s--25
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Componiendo a Russia

te retirarse. Tan pronto como clos
puedan ponerse con bastantes elementos
para racionar sus tropas puedcn con.
tar con que permaneceran leales los
hombres tras las ametralladoras du-
rante cuyo tempo no sera facil que
ellos salgan del gobierno.
Pero es evidente que estan profunda-
mente desalentados, que comprenden la
futileza de algunos de sus priacipios
basicos; que sienten Ia necesidad del
consejo y cooperation de los jefes mas
ntcderados. Sc ha sugerido que esta Sc
ria una oportunidad favorable para los
anti-bolsheviques invadieran Russia,
pero la opinion informada Sc opone en-
faticamente a tai paso ahora. seria 10
nIejor que desearan los bolshevikis pa
"a reconstruir ell bolshevikismo.
En- todo evento, parece evidente que
el bolshevikismo en- su expression ex-
trema es cosa del pasado. Lenine pue-
a. NSCh quS el pIOSAdlid CoAhul1SCd Sc
deja para tiempos mejores, pero debe-
mos leer en- su coraz6n el convencimien
to del fracaso. Lo que surgira de la
presente situaci6n y las modifcaciones
que Sc haran en- ell gobierno esta por
verse; pero es evidente que la corrien-
te salida del cauce no volvera al an
tiguo bolshevikismo de los amos 1919
V 1000 .s-.t R-1 EETaSEgz1 1aEW
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Sc alqula.

Sc ALQUILA-Local propio para
ofcinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank. San Juan. p r
CASA REsIDENcIA, de concrete, mil
metros de solar, @ messs de constrmda.
Excepelonalments fresca y c6moda.
FTentes Norte y Este. Una delicia. Sc
vENDE o Sc ALQUILA, con sin
muebles. Ave. Lafayette. Stop 4s, Con
dado. Tel. 76l. p
DEsRo MIRADoR situadO en- San
Juan para habitarlo desde ell 10. de Sc
tlemhre. Dirijase a II. Fog, Box 81, Rio
piedras. so
81 ALoUILA habitaciones con sin
maebiss, para eaballeros matrimonios
selos cada habitaci6n con entrada in
dependiente y puertas a la calle. Casa
acahada de pintar muy ventilada, mu-
cha limpieza orden. Un buen local
para oacinas. Gale del Cristo No. 16Ha
eaquina Salvador Brau. s-2i
AAfRnIcANo desea una habitacion
amueblada en- santurce.-s. w. B.
"El Mundo". $40
sE ALQUILA sitio en- Ia parada 10, Vic
tory Garden. Estamos cambiando nues-
lro departamento de gomas y alquilamos
sitio ocupadO por el mismo. Informes:
T. U. Wells y Co., Inc, Stop 10. s-2S
Ia VIDA rs sURNo y Ell ''BOsque
ds Bolonia" es la quincalla mas 20
pular de San Juan, por 10 barato que
vendo. San Sebastian SO, frente IL
Plaza del mereado.
81 ALoUILAN: Frescas y buenas ha-
bitaciones a caballeros solos matri-
monios sin hijos en- casa respectable. In
foTmaran ca la misma 81 calle del
paroue santuree. S-27
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-22
PORTO RICO sANAToRIUM'
HOSPITAL DE MATER.
NIDAD Y CTRUGIA

Este hospital dedicado exclu-
sivamente a las danas para todo
case de cirugia, maternidad, gine-
cologia, ETC., ha sido completamen-
te reformado estando actualnen-
te a la altura del mejor hospital
EN- Puerto Rico. Para mas infor-
mes dirfjase al apartado No. 1852,
San Juan, P. r., a Mrs. j. B.
Circuns, Superintendent, AveniT
da Ponce de Loen No. 100, Tele7
ono 174, Santurce.
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Sc Vende.

HE vEkDE un bAlAndr0 con tod0s
sua spAFsios. Tisne ds eonstFuidO no.
veusa diaa y eaFga asteeient0s guin'
tales Para infoFmes. diEilass . Miguel
csrioa cabs Roio. p. y. SGT
rAsAJR PARA NEW WORKS. vende
uno. segundA elaas. para embarear 81
"a ee agosio ca 81 sap0r 'Pones'. Para
infoFmss Cafe ''csntEai''. cataao.
EE vENDE un Hupiaoblis dos Iasaie
Fos Fuedas ds alamhFe. magnetic. goman
nussaa. pintado % azui Informant
y. a. coHlmsTeial Corr. Tel 262. San
jean. y. A. 0-5
NuEnLEa HuEvOs. con Z meses de
poes uso sE vEEDEs. Jusgos dc sa-
a. eomsdoE y eaagto toeadoF. Aiganos
otfos susitos. Ave. Lafayette. Stop ls.
condado. Tel. 7oi. p
fiobaou sFEEDsTER Re vende ne.
Eoeih pei un Buick o e pasaier9s. IN.
fogmarA Ffaneiseo Moreno. San Fran.
cisco No. AZ. s-22
~ vRNDEN 6o eusFass ds terfsno en-
a barFio hsAmeysa Lnauilial. Para Ia
fsFmss A. Erie sumsTsilis y 90. Allen
70. Rsn gaan. li-2s
VENDo CRIsTO II, Trsscisntas Plszas
nusvas valiila elase com6n; euchillos.
tens1oFss. caeharas; otros stiles; aeye'
Eas ropeEe tasha matT.nonio; otrps 70
psFor. ooeiaa gas tres horninas y hoF'
90. varies eacritoEios. e-22
~ vENDE un solar ca cane del Is.
trd0. AiiramaT. psopio para dos easas,
fIeuts De "a = 25 mstFos.- InfoTmaEA
Oscar Reyes. Eata4o 20. s-si.
IhGPoRTARTE 81 dsssa vendeE Com
par. Autom6Eiisa. casa. Solar. Flncas,
sse.. vislts IA UEEAdE SPECIALITY co
San FFaneinro i2. San Juan. p. n. Tene
nos muehon a. todo gas venasmos
lee u4s halos pFecios. T..
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VoOHa AIrHAa

earAn aecgid&s tOds~ las ideas rsfs
rentes al astndi~ -ssos los aspes
los IN aas pnsdA pianssazss nuestz'
ststas ,, por eonsiguisnts, los p1rti
iAFios de t0dam las a0lneionos teDdrkS
lguAl dsseoho = mandsEnos sus trsba
Soc. Estes ss pubhearan eOz Il A.
ma de sue autoFss. ain suyA ssAdisia'
90 - fsrsMss eahiaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-22
Sc Ofrece.

HosPEDAJE para seforitas blancas
cue deseen estudiar en- Ia Normal. So
llciten information a Jose M. Acosta,
Rio Piedras Casa frente a la Universe
dad. Box 90. Precios de situaci6n. sly
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COHnpras.

ST DEsEA coMPRAR 2 clavos tele-
gFaheas A. B. G. quinta Edci6n Me-
iorada. Epanoi, 2 claves telegraficas
Iieber's 8 ietras. de segunda mano. Sir
vase dlrigirse p. o. Box 1909, San
Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-22
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Msdie4 Cirujano, FarmaeSubies
Bacteri6logo del Institute Rockefeller,
Nueva York. Ex-catedratico de Bac-
teriologfa de Ia Universidsd de PtO.
Rico.
Laboratorio de An&lisis ClfnieO y
Bacteriol6glco, Medicina General.
Horas de eonsulta DE 8 q 10 a, Il.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
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cATENCION

So vendc una "FUENTE DE SODA"
con todos los accessories.
Para informes Juana Dfaz Drug Co,
Juana Diaz. P. r.
Adv+
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-22

iAUNcUE MR. REILLY 81 OPoRGAi
vsBdo mi Guagua Ford de "a pasaie.
roa 81 nsoisr est4 "a peEfeeto esta1o;
seabada ds PntaT. y euatro gonas nue
va Solo "a sldo usadn dos meses. In.
feFmAEA. A. L6psz (hliol, telefono 50i,
SEA Juan. o Ahoy Vi1ai y CO. s-3i
AZ vEnDE o ALQUILA; Una casa
rsnidenein. ds eenerets. oehoeientos me.
tros solar. aeia mezes eonstruida. Exeep
eionaimsnts fFerea y e6mOda. Con casa
aeFvieio y garage independents. Radi-
eada sn u PaFada - I 2, Martin Pc
"a. cngFetera noFinqusn. telefono ss7
verde. aparndo iie. aanturee. eli
nyENA OCCASION. roF tsnsF cue au-
aeutaFns vendo - Guagua MARIANA
TIA Hienao ana ds las mei0Fes de IA
Faea. Acapa0 pEoponleione7. Manuel He
usFa. a ehauffeaF ds ella s-26
sc vENDEN aeelonss As Is fhaF,
msesutiea g. q ,. n. Ire. con un
- rer r4eHta ds descuenf9 EcbFe su
waller Dsrisss ApaFtado 1891, san
Juan. s-26
~ VENDE ma ViiFola nueya maEca
sCeiumhia'' con sns coFFesponaientss
''FeeaFas''. Para infoEmes. San Juan
ModsFno No. 2. aantaEee. paTa6a a31s.
1-14
RECORDS DonLEs IN EsPAsoL
PARA Y0NOoRAR0s- 50 osntayos
nno. cantes cuhanoa Meileanos. "a
paAeles. sie.-P Piszas naliabieA Rum.
baa oeaFnehas. panxones. ete.-solici.
q Il L4ata. Begvimoa 6rdeaes poF 60.
ueo. -s'lanA" Aiian 70. Box $50
aan Jnan.
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Desea Colocacion1

lngeniero Mecanico, con expe-
riencia en- CentraIes azucareras,
buenas reforencias.
Inforn7ara esta imprenta.
Asv3.
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PEDRO 8. 2UINONE1
Fa-1s&4
AEOGADO Y NOTARIQ

Gr1duado dc Las Univcrnidades do
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puerto Eli
co. Postuia ante lns Cortes de PEsr-
to Rico y Cortc Federal.
P. @. BOX, 12s. Tel. E0S, 3. ].
Edincis NOA. Can JuAH. P.R.
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XvIAL DIN COMO HOy1
EzS@S G~pA1
"Recorlar es vivr".-Dante.
"Recortlar es vivir". .-Dante.
% DE AGosTo Dn ro7z ''''..'

PRELUD1os DE LA FRAe1cA NocHE DE SAN BARroLoME
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uno. segundA elase. para embarear 81
"a es agosio ga 81 vapor Pence. Para
informss cafe Central. cataAo.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-30
WEYBRIDGE

W 7. Sturtevant recently lost one
of his registered cows
Mr.. and Mrs, w. w Kingsland
spent Christmas in Ferrisburg.
Lura Twitchell is spending the re-
mainder of the winter in Whiting
Mr. and Mrs w J Pearson enter
tanned Herbert MAYORS family Christ
mas.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Larrow and Eos
ter Cook were at Lynn Cushman's i'll
Ferrisburg Christmas.
Miss Elva Munett OF Ferrisburg is
spending some time with her aunt,
Mrs. W. W. Kingsland
Arthur Payne of Brdport, who has
been spending some time in Detroit,
Mich, was in town for Christmas.
The Hortonia Power company have
completed the west dam in the village
and are going to begin the east one at
once.
Lena Shaw is home from her school
in Wilmington and Lorette Thompson
from McIndoes Falls, for the Christ
mas vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r Britell and
daughter Of Middlebury were at I. F.
Dewey, Monday The girls will re-
main for some time
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-30
WHITING

Miss Katherine Hubbard is home
from Middleburv High school Tor the
holidays
Miss Lurl Twitchell OF Weybrdge is
spending the winter with her niece,
Mrs Harry Pierce
Thad Denton, wife and daughters,
Prudence and Pauline spent Sunday
and Monday at H. w Dentons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rawson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Rawson's people,
Frank Aver and family in Leicester.
The schools in town closed last week
and Miss Bernice Garrow and Miss
Mabel Sears have returned to their
homes in Bristol for vacation
Miss Jessie Brown, who teaches in
Andover Mass, and Miss Elizabeth
Wells, who teaches in Brandon graded
school, are home for the holiday vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Frank Rawson and Curtis and
Katherine Rawson have been Christ
mas guests OF her people in East Hub
bardton
Clyde R Brown has sold his farm to
Ernest Raccette of Detroit, Mich. Mr.
Raccette takes possession this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will 90 to Bran
don for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Aines, Robert
and Katherine Aines went to Rutland
Saturday to spend several days with
Jesse Aines. Mr.. and Mrs Aines have
returned but the children will remain
/ the rest of their vacation.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-30
LEICESTER

The schools will reopen next Monday
after two weeks vacation
Ed Sturtevant and Herbert Oliver
were visitors in Rutland Tuesday.
Austin Johnson was a business Wis
itor in East Middlebury Tuesday.
A fine organ has been installed in
the Catholic church at the Junction,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bezia have re-
turned to their home in Ticonderoga,
N. Y
Tyrill Ryan of Long Island is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward La
Dam.
Michael Wilson and family of Bur
lngton spent Christmas with their rel
atives in town.
Mrs. Ella Gibson is visiting her Sis
ter Mrs. Truman Townsend in Fern
vile for the holidays.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. L. o. Hathaway next Thursday
for an all day meeting.
Miss Agnes Wilson is spending the
holiday vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Peter Wilson.
The Willing Workers presented their
president, Mrs. Charles Johnson, per-
colator for a Christmas gift
Miss Beatrice Sturtevant spent
Christmas with her grandfather Viii
liam Cahee in Fort Edward, N. Y,
Miss Mary Cahee has returned from
Rutland after having spent two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Kerry Taylor.
Howard Jennings came Saturday to
spend Christmas with his father, C..
R. Jennings He returned to Middle
bury Monday.
Mrs. Kerry Taylor and daughter,
Florence, came from Rutland last Fri
day to spend Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cahee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellis entertained
a large number of relatives and frieads
last Monday with a Christmas tree
Dinner was served.
Marvin Johnson came from Hart
ford, Conn, to spend the holidays with
his parents Mr. and Mrs Charles
Johnson in Fernville
Miss Hazel White was given birth
day surprise party Tuesday at her
home by Is of her girl friends, Re
freshments OF ice cream and cake were
served and games were played.