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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-21
BULGARIA. NORI JUNG
TIES SU JUGOSLAVI-
IA.
Norma ikurti stipria valstybe

Paryzius, birz. 20! : Nese,
mai Belgrade ivyko svarbi
konferencija. Konferavo Bull
CARLOS viduriniu reikalu mi
Inisteris Dimitrov SUI SerbiioS
ministeriQ pirmininku Pasit-
ch. Bulgaria. definitiviai pa
SisiQl6 ineiti federacijon su
'Jugoslavija. Serbijos ministe-
riS pazad6jo paremti ta suma-
nyma. Mes tai didziai svar-
bus Balkanuose daiktas.
Bulgarl dauguma yra sla-
vial. Jq susijungimas su Ju-
Soslavija padarytu viena stip-
ria sail, kurios sienos atsis-
pirtQ j Adriatiko If Juodajq
juras. Gyventoju skaitytq apie
20 milionu.
BulgarijQ Siandie Waldo val
stieGiq partija. Sta prielanki
tokiai federacijai. Bet dauge..
His tvirtina, kad tokios vals-
(tyb6s ikuniiimas nelengvas
daiktas. Mes bulgaria su ser
bais kit litais nepasitiki y
paG Makedonijos klausime.
Nori Makedonijai laisves.
BulgarQ valstieciu partiJa
nori, kad su Makedonijos
klausimu kartq ant visuomet
butu pabaigta. Bet pacioj Bull
garijoj gyvuoja patriotinis e.
lementas, zinomas vardu "Ma
kedonu organizacija." Sta,
kick zinoma, yra prisiekusl
nepaliauti dirbus, kol Make
d.onija nebus paliuosuota nuo
Serbijos ir Graikijos priespau.
dos.
Tos organizacijos obalsis y
ra ,''Makedonija makedo-
mans. Ir todel j nesutinka
graziuoju sugyventi su savo
prieSais serbais arba kitais.
Gi d6ties su jais kokion tai
federation, negali but kalbos.
Pavojingas daiktas.
Nepriklausomoji Makedoni,
ia, kaip to nori makedonQ or
ganizacija, turi tureti du uos-
tn, Salonikus ir Kavala, ir
kitus plotus zemes, kokius
Siandie turi pagrobe graikai,
serbai ir BULGARIA.
Minister'S Dimitrov uztikri-
no premjera Pasitcha, jog
, ,siandienin6 bulgarq valdzia
nesimpatizuoja su ia makedo-
nQ organizacija ir jos palaiko-
mais buriais, kelianciais paste
lIniuose nesmagumus Jis taIpat
pareiske, kad jo valdzia deda
visas pastangas tuos burius
panaikinti. Jis pasiule suorga-
Inizuoti serbQ-bulgaru policija
saugoti pasienius.
Yra baimes, kad kuomet
Bulgaria. istotp federacijon
su Jugoslavija, Makedonijes
pasieniais prasidetu arsesnis
Itq buriq veikimas. Pakiltq
kur-kas arSesni nesmagumai.
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ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

Pilviskiai, (Vilk. apskr.).
Cia per Sv. Jurgio atlaidus at
silanke trys Seimo nariai If
turgavieteje surenge praka[
bas. Pirmuoju kalbejo Akme-
nskis, (krikse. demokr.) apie.
Lietuvos padeti ir nepaprasta
Etayynei gillti paskolos reika-
linguma. Pc jo kalbejo vals-
tieciq sajungos Matulevieius,
nurodydamas, kad betikslius
valdininkq darbus galima pa
taisyti per gerai suorganizuo-.
tas savivaldybas ir Selma.
Ant gallo prakalbejo valstie-
ciq sajungos frakcijos narys,
P. Kuzminskis. Suglausdamas
abb pirm jo pasakyti kalbi,
padare trumpa isvada, nuo
ko visi musu dabartiniai var:
gal eina, toliau trumpai pra-
nese apie uzsienip politika,
apie reikala remit paskola II
nurode kelius galutinam mu-
sp laimejimui.
Atsisveikinant seimo ma:
riams, minia sauke: "Tegy-
vuoja Seimas ir jo pastatyto-
j valdzia."
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KAROLIs OAR MEGINSIAS
ATGAUTI SOsTA.
Tai padarysias ateinanti rug
putt.

Berlynas, birz. 20. Is Vie
mos depeSoje j Vossisehe lei
tung sakoma, jog buvusis Au-
strijos- -Ungarijos imperatorius
Karolis meginsias dar lSarta
atgauti Ungarijos sosta. Tai
padarysias sv. stepono dieno-
je, rugpjucio 20 d. sv. Stepo-.
mas yra Ungarijos globeJas.
Nekeliaus Ispanijon.
"Kiekvienam zinoma," raso
tas laikraStis, jog Karolis at
naujins savo velykines pastan-
gas rugpjucio 20 dienq. Kuo-
met Karolis gryzo Sveicari-
jon, jis pras6si jam feisti ten
gyventi ligi rugpjucio. Ispa-
MICS vyriausyb6 nesenai uzgy-
ne, kad buvusis imperatorius
butQ klauses persikelti gwen
ii Ispanijon. Tai aisku, jog
Karolis ne kur kitur paklius,
kaip tik ir vel Ungarijon."
sveicarijoje buvusis impera-
torius statosi esas monarka.
Jis dekoruoja ungaru diploma
tus, kurie jam prielankiauja.
Kas yra aplankes Karoli, kick
vienas tvirtina, jog jis nesl-
jaucias esas paprastas pilietis.
Ungarija nori ineiti sajungon.
Ungarija darbuojasi istoti
TautQ Sqjungon. Kuomet tas
bus padaryta, tuomet niekas
paSalinis negal6s maisyties i
jos vidujinius reikalus.
Kuomet pagaliau UngarDa
patvirtins taikos sutarti su
Sajungininkais, tuomet niekas
negales sulaikyti ten rojalis-
tn sukilimu.
Kalbama, kad jei il Siuo kar
tn Karoliui nepavyktq atgau-
ii sosta, tuimet jo Salininkal
pravestq plebiscita karaliaus
klausime, kai kad padaryta
Graikijoje, kur dauguma 'gy-
ventojQ sutiko grqzinti II gra-
Zinc karaliq.
Londonas, birz. 20. - Pra-
Nn,,xyN
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Gavenaiciu dv., (Meskueill
valse., siaulip apskr.). Shame
dideliame dvare gyvena daug
lietuviu, rusu ir latvip nuo-
mininkq. Jaunimas jau prade-
da busti. Vokieciu laikais bu-
vo cia isikures degtines bra
varas, bet jam buyes Meskus
eGiu girininkas, gala padares.
Gavenaiciuose ir vel braya-
ras isdygo. Bet il greit su-
seke milicija ir isgabeno j
Siaulius.
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PREZIDENTAS GRYzTA
WASHINGTONAN.

Washington, birz. 20.
Pereita Sestadieni prezidentas
Hardingas buvo iSkeliaves lai-
VII Mayflower praleisti pora
dienu ant vandens. Siandie
gryzta Washingtonon.
Washington, birz. 20. : sia
savaite kongTese bus aptaria-
mas Airijos klausimas,
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GARs1NK1TEs "DRAUGE."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-21

Kaunas. Is cia pranesama,
kad ginkluotQ plesiku gauja
uzzpuole Linkuvos gelezinkelio
stoti, suicide stoties virsinin-
ka Tureila. If ateme II, 900 au- il
ksinu valstybes pinigp.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-07-08

the pulpit Sunday morning at a
union service of the two churches. A
delightful service and sermon were
enjoyed by the congregation.
The Fourth was a full day. All
roads led to town and the roads
were full. At ten o'clock a ball
game was started on the Common
with the largest number Of fans
probably ever seen at a local game.
When twO-thirds done the Piermont
players having secured % runs leaV-
ing but one for the Oxford youths,
thought it was time to take a rest
before beginning a game in Brad
ford. eve understand they were as
ruthless in their afternoon game as
in the morning.. The Oxford players
took their trouncing with good grace.
A 300 yard dash, a fat mems race,
tug of war, boxing and other sports
took another large section Of the
day and were much enjoyed by a
large company.
The afternoon was given over to
the dedication of the memorial
monument.
The day was also celebrated at the
Elm House, when an s pound girl in
the midst Of the ball game made a
home run to Mr. and Mrs George H
Finney. The new boarder is report
ed as enjoying the old hostelry just
re-opener.
Mr. Edwin C Franklin returned on
Sunday from the Mary Hitchcock
Hospital where he has been for IL
weeks as the result of broken hip.
He is able to be on crutches a little.
The late home of Mrs Mary B Cum
ningham will be sold Saturday after
noon.
The marriage of Mr. Frank C Card
ner and Mrs Alberta S Hubbell is an
on Bridge st.
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EAST THETFORD.

A good sized bunch of men and
boys met Saturday p. m. at A j
Boyd's field to organize a ball team.
They formed two mines and played
an exciting game. Never mind the
score. Such a gathering is good for
the old boys, also the young boys.
Do it again.
Audra Blodgett is home from St.
Johnsbury for the summer. She is
prepared at all times to serve home
made ice cream to the passing pub
lie.
Mabel Carey was up from Clare
mont for the 4th.
Dan Slack was in Corinth few
days lately, having sold his farm in
that place.
Mabel Stevens was called to Hart
ford Sunday on a nursing case.
Mr. and Mrs Estes from West Paris,
Me. are visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs E L Porter.
George Wise and family of Han
over have been visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs w F Wise. w F Wise
has new auto.
Mrs Schneider and Lawrence of
Corinth have been visiting former
neighbors here.
Little Naomi Jones of Norwich ie
visiting her aunt Mrs Cartee.
Mrs Perley Hill and child of Etna
are visiting at F C Pushee's.
The Pageant committee have held
two meetings for the purpose of con-
sidering the matter of a fitting OBJ
servance of August 18th, which will
be the 10th anniversary of the far
famed The tford Pageant, VIM. Chaun-
cey Langdon who was director of
the pageant, has been invited to be
present and has accepted. Announce
ments regarding the program will
come later.
There was meeting last week of
the various committees for the
Grange Fair, which will be held
probably Sept. 18th.
There will be a special program
at the next regular meeting of
Eclipse Grange Friday night.
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Mass. are visiting his cousin Simeon
Coburn and family.
Irving, William, Hollis and Bernard
Young motoerd to Springfield Sun
day to call on their brother Floyd
and family. Mrs Young returned
with them after spending a week
there.
Mr. and Mrs James Campbell of
Pompanoosuc, Mrs Bradley of Nor
witch and Mrs Josie Houston of Bos-
ton spent Sunday at M A Preston's.
Mr. Waterman of Pompanoosuc bring
ing them up in his car, and Mrs
Houston remained for a weeks visit.
Mrs + + Whitcomb attended the d..
A. r. meeting at North Thetford
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs George Flanders visit
ed in Norwich the first of the week.
Harold Jameson spent the Fourth
with friends in st. Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bennett and
daughter Marion visited Mr. and Mrs
William Smith of South Ryegate
over the Fourth, spending part of
the day Monday at Halls Pond.
Miss Nellie Bragg is visiting her
mother Mrs Harry Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Glover and son
Frederick of Berlin, ~ H., also Mrs
Charles Tarbox and children of Pier
mont spent the Fourth with Mr. and
Mrs j A Glover. Mrs Earl Glover
and Frederick are remaining for a
time
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WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

Mr. Charles Titus of Strafford made
calls an old acquaintance the first
of the week. He lived in various
families in the neighborhood when g
boy and young man, and found great
changes had taken place since he was
here.
Miss Bessie Haskins of Brooklyn,
N. Y has been spending a few days
with Mrs A II Southworth. She was
a classmate of Mrs Southworth's.
Mrs viii Russ of Sherbrooke, her
son Kenneth and Andrew Jackson Jr.,
Mr. Jack Russ little son six months
old, are visiting at Dan Russ.
George Southworth visited his
mother Mrs Grace Blandin the 4th.
Mr. Leon Richardson from Danvers,
Mass. has been visiting his mother
Mrs Julia Richardson, and they went
to Fairlee the 4th to visit Icons
brother.
Mrs Efie Cook has been quite i'll
with a severe attack of tonsilitis,
but seems TO be improving.
Mr. + Feffercorn of New York
spent the 4th with his family.
Mr. Fred MisKelly and family and
Mrs Brown Of Waltham motored from
Revere to visit his sister Mrs Niles
Southworth over the Fourth. They
had fireworks in the evening and in
vited in their nighbors to enjoy
them.
A good time for the children and
grown up was had at the Center.
There were over fifty to enjoy the
swings and other amusements pro-
vided for them. Dinner, plenty of
good things to eat and drink on
tables set under the historic willow.
Mr. Ezra Tucker Of Lancaster visit
ed his grandmother Mrs Tucker.
Many people Of this place celebrat-
ed at Chelsea. It was a hot day and
others found it cooler at home.
Next Sunday there will be twenty
one received into the church and
baptism will be administered TO
most Of them. In receiving the new
members into the church we welcome
the new ones and hope for help and
strength from them. Still we think
with sadness Of the many losses, the
last being the recent death Of Mr.
Harry Howe Of Montague City.
Miss Minnie P Southworth is visit
ing her friend Mrs Katherine Kim
ball.
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WEST FAIRLEE.

The Fourth of July passed off very
quietly here. A few went to Chel-
sea to the celebration, while the
rest stayed at home and tried to
keep cool.
MIR Frank Robinson of Auburndale,
Mass. spent a short time at the
home of his mother Mrs Mary Robin
son, and helped her to celebrate her
seth birthday.
Mr. Oscar Carleton is away this
week on a fishing trip with his son
D B Carleton and family of Brad
ford
Mrs Nell Dearborn arrived at her
home Saturday from Boston, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Brooks are
the proud parents of a baby girl,
Marjory Ruth, born June Both. Mrs
Fred Morey of South Vershire is car
ing for the mother and baby.
Miss Hazel Wood, who has been
teaching in Conn, is spending her
vacation with her mother Mrs c W
Wood.
Mr. Ernest Silloway and children of
Lebanon spent the week end with
relatives here Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Wardner of West
Lebanon spent the 4th at the home
of Mrs Fred Lory.
Mrs Annie Fielding returned from
New York Friday, accompanied by
Mary Katherine Miller.
The new mail carriers are both do
ing a rushing business just now.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Griggs and
children, Mr. Capt. Aikens and Mrs
Dewing of West Lebanon were guests
of Mr. and Mrs G w Avery for
short time, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Fred Lory, the 4th. Mr. and Mrs
Avery and little son, also Miss
Eleanor Wardner accompanied them
back to West Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs Bay Waterman and
children and Mrs Ernest Tucker and
children took in the celebration at
Randolph on the 4th.
Mr. f Sproule and friends of
Quincy, Mass are visiting Mrs Sproule
and Mr. Beamis.
Mr. and Mrs Whitcomb and little
daughter of Manchester were recent
guests of her father Mr. David Hodge
and her sister Mrs Leon Lusco.
Miss Olive Ward spent the week
end at her home in STAFFORD
Mr. VIM. Pickens of Wilder is cut
ting the hay on his place here.
Selah George and family, also Amy
George and son Carroll were recent
callers at the home Of his brother S
H George.
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ing been married so years on this
date. Their friends, neighbors and
relatives gave them a purse of $l27.-
%, Rev. w f Douglass made the
presentation speech and Rev. L +
Upper gave a few remarks. Ice
cream and cake were served TO the
guests and a short musical program
was rendered.
, Mrs Herbert Roberts is stopping
at their cottage for an indefinite
time.
Mr. Rifenburg and family from
Port Chester, N. Y. are stopping for
the season at So-Do-We Camp. They
have not been here for two years,
owing to the fact that there wasn't
any cottage available.
Rev. + l. Barnes from Fairlee call
ed on Rev. and Mrs w + Douglass
last week. 1t will be very pleasant
for Mrs Douglass to have her brother
located near.
Mrs Eva Cook and sons Frederick
and Morton, from Crowton on the
Hudson, n. Y. are visiting G w Cook
at Colby Inn.
The missionary meeting is at the
parsonage on Wednesday p. m. at
$50 O'clock.
Albert Adams and family from
Wilder are visiting at A Adams
Neal Allis and wife spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs Alvah
Little at Chelsea.
The message on Sunday took the
form of a welcome to the camps.
Mr. Douglass showed the many adj
vantages that camp life afforded the
people and could not have failed to
make them feel that their presence
in our village was most welcome.
Community Church.
Over 345 people were at church on
July Bird. We are glad to have so
many of the young people interested
in this work by their presence on
SUNDAY morning. Miss Colby of
Camp Neshobe is assisting in the
choir by playing the cornet.
Fine job Printing At This OnIce.
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times to bat. The score by innings:
Piermont 203 0 2 A 20
Bradford 0002 OIL 0 o. A
Batteries: Piermont, Mugford; Gould;
Bradford; Haskins, Day and Murphy;
Osgood. Umpire: Shumway.
River Road.
Mrs Emma Worthen was taken very
seriously i'll last week Tuesday, and
at this wri ting is no better. Monday
night she was taken in Hale's am
bulance to Hanover hospital for
treatment. We all hope she may be
helped.
Married in Cambridge, Mass. Thurs
day, June 30 Eva Miller and Fayette
Won then. Miss Miller will be remem-
bered as a teacher in town a few
years ago. Mr. and Mrs Worthen
were called home from their wedding
trip by the sudden illness of his
mother.
1t is with sadnenss and regret
that we heard of the death Of Miss
Marion Colby at her home in Con-
cord, June 20. Miss Colby had been
in failing health for some time from
tuberculosis, but hopes were enter
tanned early in the spring of her
rallying, but shortly after her decline
was rapid. Marion will be remem-
bered lovingly by many in this neigh
borhood and town.
Eva Corliss and Mary Underhill
started Tuesday for Plymouth, where
they will attend summer school at
the Normal. They expect to be
there six weeks.
The glorious Fourth was hot as
blazes as usual, but very quiet in our
neighborhood,. about the only noise
being the aeroplane that passed
north and Bettie's and RusselPs fire
crackers.
Herbert Blake and family Of Gard
ner, Mass. and Mrs Pulcifer Of Somer-
Vile, Mass, who were on their way
to Canada by auto, spent Saturday
night at Mrs Martha Clark's.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Horton entertain
ed as week end visitors and over the
Fourth, Mr. and Mrs Adna Horton,
Ruth Tisdale, Fred Tisdale, Mr. L S
Scott and daughter Marcela.
Mrs Martha Clark, Judson Clark
and Mrs Eliza Bean spent the Fourth
at Lake Morey, the guests of Miss
LllLdDClh lOlNhIOlu at llCl NOhLfASSSs
Mrs Bean will remain a week.
Merrill Chandler of Fairlee is
visiting at this writing his grand
mother Mrs Smith and uncle Albion.
Howard Rogers CO Vershire is help
ing Judson Clark.
Mr. and Mrs Swain and son Earl
took an auto trip to Warren on the
Fourth.
Chas. Cookson recently moved his
family to Fred Robinson's.
Alfred Musty lost a valuable heifer
which was in Mr. Putman's back pas
ture, by its being shot It's head,
when found still alive and suffering
agonies, contained three bullets,
which certainly doesn't look like
accidental shooting. Whoever did it'll
lost his beef, for the animal got
away. Such things are a shame to
the community.
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LYME.
"Bill' Hart in "The Cradle Of
Courage" Fairlee, July $.

Mr. and Mrs Purdy and daughter of
Shirley Mass. and Mr. Purdy, Chap
lain in u. S. army at Camp Devens,
Mass were in town one day. Mrs
Purdv-is seeking information regard
ing ancestoral home of her, grand
parents. As it goes back to about
1888 no one here now can give in
formation that is very reliable.
Mr. Mason Wells, formerly Lyme
boy, now a contractor and builder in
Providence, r. l., was in town to
visit his uncle Mr. John Nelson, who
is now about SO years of age. He is
the present holder of the Boston
Post" cane being the eldest person
in town who can carry it about. Al
though he is not in need of it as an
aid in walking he has it by right.
Miss Bascom of Madison, Wis. was
in town trying to find something re-
garding Mr. John Allen, an ancestor.
As she says of an "old maid" certain
ly no one can give any valid reason
for her remaining in that status only
because she chooses it.
Mrs Marie A w Kingsbury, former
ly Mrs Henry Converse, better known
here by that name, who has been in
Pasadena, Cal. for three years past,
has come to Mrs Emma S Aldrich's
to board for a few weeks, also Miss
Sarah A Greenough Farnsworth at the
same place.
Mr. Chester ID Pike, successful bid
der a mail carrier on the Star Route
Lyme Center to Thetford R. r. Sta
ton. commenced his work July 1,
having a new Ford auto truck in
which to carry his passengers COM
fortably.
Mr. Arthur M Burr is having his
newly shingled. Mr. John
L Stark and Charles H Greenough
are the workmen.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Dimick and two
Alice and Dorothy Of
r. |. were in town over
the Sabbath, coming by auto and
taking up on their way here Miss
Lima d Washburn and Mrs Abby Nc
Lane
Mr. Bryan, district deputy of the
Fraternal society Modern Woodmen
IF America has been in town trying
to form a branch in this place, but
failed to do so.
Miss Margaret MCDOWELL has gone
to Ann Arbor, Mich. to study to fit
herself for NJ. ID.
Poster Work A Speciality.
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OXFORD.
"Bill" Hart I'm "The Cradle OF
Courage" Fairlee, July $.

There has been an unusual num-
Der of people in town this week. Mr.
Jesse Woodward and family of Allen
town, Penn. are here for some time.
At the Fay house there were DR.. and
Mrs HenG | Cushman and wife of
Providence, Mr. Fred Ham and wife
of Norwalk, Conn, Miss Frances Will
son and Master Parker Wilson of
Sante Fe, N. M. Mr. and Mrs Guy
Cutting and Mr. Adna Cutting are up
from Worcester. Rev. Charles F At
kns of Milford, Conn. is at Mrs Lii
liam NJ Dayton's and Miss Dorothy at
Mr. w o Carr's. Rev. FIR. Cassidy of
Boston is at Mr. Arthur L Harris
horns. Miss Jeanette Lee of Lee,
Mass. is at Mr. G M Thayer's. Mr.
and Mrs Arthur H Smith of Woburn,
Mass. with wife and son and Mr.
Stewart Mckenzie and son are at Mr.
Henry II Carr's. Mr. Parker King of
Summit, n. j. is at Rev. Frank c
Roan's. Mr. Harry Swanson is at the
home of his sister Mrs Charles A
Mann.
Miss Julia B Wilcox has arrived at
her summer home from New York.
Alvan r johnson of New York is
at the Johnson homestead.
Miss Hazel Distin r. n. of Hart
ford, Conn. is spending her vacation
with her parents.
Mrs Amos B Sawyer entered Mary
Hitchcock Hospital for the removal
of a gland in the neck. The oper
alton was taken in time so that is
was simple and a rapid recovery is
assured.
The tax rate has been fixed by the
selectmen at $500 per hundred for
the present year.
Rev. Frank c Doan ID. d. occupied
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ORFORDVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs Raymond Underwood
and two sons of Brooklyn, N. Y. and
Mrs Kilburn and two children Of New
Bedford, Mass. arrived at Silver
Maple Farm last week.
Mrs H M Russell entertained her
brother and wife over the 4th.
Mr. Edwin Franklin arrived home
from the hospital July End.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs
George Finney on the birth of a
daughter July 4th.
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FAIRLEE.
William 5. Hart i'm "The Cradle of
Courage" Town Hall, July s.

Motion Pictures, Town Hall. Every
Tuesday and Friday Eve until further
notice.
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POST MILLS.
"Bill" Hart in "The Cradle of
Courage" Fairlee. July 5.

Mrs Osgood gave banquet to those
who have been helping TO build the
new Camp Neshobe, ons Wednesday
evening. Fairlee Band furnished
music and Rogers Orchestra played
for a few dances, after which the
guests bade them all good night.
On Friday evening the friends and
neighbors of Mr. and Mrs ID Wood
gave them a little surprise, they hav-
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Tuesday and Friday Eve until further
notice.
Miss Elizabeth + Bickford has
arrived at her cottage "Ruhemehr,"
and had as her 4th of July guests,
her sister Mrs Mae Shute, Miss Della
Shute and Mr. Fred Crosby and fam
lily from Worcester, Mass. These
friends have been spending a week
at the lake.
Mr. Henry Scruggs entertained a
sister from Boston over Sunday.
Miss Marion Donahue and Mildred
Leach are attending the summer
session of Normal school at Keene.
Mr. L w Richardson of Danvers,
Mass. visited at C H Munn's over the
Fourth.
Elmer Still spent the week end
with his brother in Woodstock
Ralph Mum was in New York last
week
The first of the Tuesday evening
picture shows Dessert Gold" was
shown this week.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Pierce and
boys of Maiden, Mass. were in town
last week.
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Misses Helen and Gladys Jameson
and Adessa Bond are working at
Camp Quinibeck.
Mr. and Mrs Will Coburn Of Lowell,