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ter has been visiting her sister Mrs
Gilbert M Thayer
Rev. Charles F Atkins left on Sat
urday for Milford, Conn. to assume
the pastorate of larger church.
Mrs Atkins and children remain in
town awaiting the arrival of their
goods at Milford.
Mr. Ralph Gaskell, a student from
Cushing Academy, is just recovering
from a severe case of the mumps.
A play will be given next Wednes-
day evening at the Fairlee Opera
house by the young people of the
place who have been working long
and hard to produce something that
will eclipse all previous efforts. The
stars of the town will shine on this
occasion. AS this is given under the
auspices of and for the benefit of
the Sunday School those in charge
are trusting a large audience will be
present and see what Brother Josiah"
is Is he like others of the same
name =? Come and find out.
Mr. Gilbert M Thayer is installing
the Delco system Of electric lights
in his house.
The selectmen are busy as bees
making it uncomfortable for tax
payers. Even the women must con-
tribute their $500 poll tax as well
as property tax. Money must be had
to make the town, county and state
go.
Scholars from the various boarding
schools are returned to their duties
except Miss Dorothy Stone whose
vacation is belated.
Mr. Maynard Wallace of Nashua and
MIR Silas Franz of Dolgeville, N. Y,
X. U. A. students made a brief
visit at Mr. Gilbert NJ Thayer's be-
fore returning to their schools.
The thermometer did some climb
ing to reach ninety on April 6.
Mrs Ida Finney has been spending
the week with her son George at the
Chamberlin house.
Mt. Cube Lodge of Nasons will
meet specially next Tuesday evening
Mrs Arthur j Richardson is spend
ing the week with her daughter in
Hanover.
The schools of the town will open
next week Monday.
Mrs William o Carr has been con-
fined to the bed for a week with
severe cold.
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UNION VILLAGE.

Mrs Sarah Richards, who has been
boarding with Mr. and Mrs Clark
Barstow, passed away Wednesday of
last week at the advanced age of "a
last November. Burial at Bradford
on Thursday with Mr. Hale in charge.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Smith of New
York came to attend the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs Richards.
Miss Abbie Ellis has returned from
Windsor.
Mrs Clark Barstow is spending a
few days in West Fairlee, the guest
of her niece Mrs A H Southworth.
Linn Martin Jr. was home from X.
U. A. for the Easter vacation.
Miss Cora Wilmot returned to
Bradford Academy after spending the
Easter recess with her parents.
Mrs Cora Waterman is caring for
Mrs David Sargent.
One of the most enjoyable meetings
of the Farmers Club was held in
Ladies Aid hall Tuesday evening of
last week. Mr. and Mrs w d Mathews
were committee in charge and fur
nished new maple syrup, sugar cakes,
tea,biscuits, cheese and pickles. The
entertainment consisted of literary
program and promenade. About 20
were present.
Miss A Thelma French has return
ed from Rumney, N. H. Her grand
mother, Mrs Ellen Clough, returned
with her for a few days visit.
Miss May Gordon has returned to
New London, ~ H., after spending
two weeks with her aunt Mrs Frances
French.
About rs friends and neighbors of
Mr. and Mrs w d Matthews met at
the Ladies Aid Hall March Is to re-
mind them that it was their thir-
tieth marriage anniversary. Mrs o f
Randall invited Mr. and Mrs Matthews
TO take tea at her home, it being Mr.
RandalPs birthday. At about eight
o'clock they accompanied Mr. and
Mrs Randall to the hall supposedly to
a birthday party for Mr. Randall Up
on entering the hall Mrs L B Morse
presented Mrs Matthews with a bou-
quet of cut roses and reminded her
that it was her thirtieth marriage
anniversary. Then Mr. and Mrs Ran
dali conducted Mr. and Mrs Matthews
to an arch of evergreen where Mr.
and Mrs J G French were awaiting
them. There they received their
friends. Mr. G r Pennock and Miss
Marjorie Martin acted as ushers. Mr.
] 6 French presented Mr. and Mrs
Matthews with silver knives and
forks, teaspoons, table spoons; a silver
pie server and a purse of money,
gifts Of their friends Mr. Matthews
responded in his usual pleasing man. I
ner. After n nice literary program, /
ice cream and cake were served, and /
all departed wishing Mr. and Mrs 4
Matthews many more happy years Of /
welded bliss.
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LYME.
"The Valley of the Giants" FairIee,

Ine Nalley OF the GlantS, Fafleep
April s.
(By special correspondent
That care should be taken in look
ing up records of real estate prior to
takiro title is shown in the case of
the old toll house in the west part
of the town. This property was
owned by the Cleasby's many years,
title passing from them some 20
years ago to Philander and Sarah w
Scott, who passed as husband and
wife. Sarah was subsequently COM
mitted to the insane asylum and
Philander received family into the
house by the name of Langmaid, Civ
the husband, George, a deed to the
place in return for agreeing to care
for him for life. After this neither
Sarah nor Philander lived very long,
the man dying away from home and
efforts to find record of his death
have proved unavailing. 1t is thought
however, that Sarah went last and
that on her death, her guardian
warned the Langmaids out, not
recognizing their claim in conse-
quence of Sarah not having signed
the deed held nv them. The family
consequently moved out and both
pa. eHlS nave since ueCtdStu. lWO
years after Sarah's death her guardi-
an, NOW deceased) sold the place to
Mrs Mary Putney, now of Lebanon,
for something like $780, Mrs Putney
occupied the place for some years
laying out several hundred dollars in
improvements. She had a standing
offer of $500 for flowage rights, but
held off for more. Within the past
few months the Langmaid heirs have
put in a claim for the property, land
now occupy the same,) asserting that
Philander and Sarah were not hus--
band and wife, so that the deed
given their father by Scott was good
for his half of the place. As to what
settlement the contending parties
came to is unknown to the writer,
who understands, however, that the
Lanrmaids began proceedings by
buying a mortgage resting on the
place which may have given them
some vantage ground. But aside
from these mix-ups it is said that
Mrs Putney's title to the place was
void from the fact that it was
guardians deed given two years after
Sarah's death. Sympathy is felt for
NJ Putnev who bought the place in
good faith, with the assurance the
title was perfectly good. Certainly
an argument for carefulness is en-.
bedder in this curious case.
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FAIRLEE.

Town Hall, April 8, Special. Wal
lace Read in 'The Valley of the
Giants" A big story.
Mrs F Darling is visiting friends
in Mass.
Mr. Walter Paine of Elberton, Ga.
visited his mother last week. Mr.
Paine and wife were called north by
the death of her mother Mrs VIM.
Sanborn of Bradford.
The Rondo was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs H w Stetson of Oxford
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. F Darling is enjoying visit
from his mother.
Mr. Geo. Flanders has sold his
farm and plans to move to Ely.
Ami George has sold the farm
formerly owned by his father to Mr.
John Pearl of Bradford and the
Humphrey family have moved into
the Clement house.
The "Nulli Secundus Club" held a
social in the Hall Saturday evening
and very good time was enjoyed
by all. They cleared $28, which they
plan to donate towards the minister's
salary.
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THETFORD CENTER,

Mrs James Anderson from Hanover
visited friends here last week.
Mrs r H Ffeld returned from
Medford, Mass, Friday.
The members of the Ladies Aid and
T. |. +. Club met twice last week
at Mrs j X Daggett's to do COM
munity sewing.
Mrs John Quimby, Miss Eta Will
son and Mr. and Mrs John Barrett of
Thetford Hill attended church here
last Sunday.
Miss Anna Simonds spent the week
end with her aunt at East Thetford.
Several from here attended the
Spelling Contest at East Thetford
Friday evening. Mrs F F Hatch had
the honor of standing up the longest.
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs J
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ing Twenty-one was lost in one
herd and Hazen Hannaford's herd was
perfect.
School commences next week.
Mrs Atkins and children are spend
ing some days with Miss Edythe
Clough.
Mrs Maude Hannaford has a won
derful red pink. Sunday morning
she cut off 80 blossoms to take to a
friend at the hospital and there were
five buds left. A few weeks ago.
she cut % blossoms from the same
plant.
The David Wilcox farm has been
sold to Chester Pease of Plymouth,
who takes possession about the first
of May.
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MONTPELIER. VERMONT.
OXFORD.

Thirty four more condemned cows
took the live stock express from this
town last Monday MOI ming fer CIV
heaven by way Of Boston. AIR Rufus
III Wilson accompanied the he q to
see that all members of the pa ty
were properly started on their last
journey and were AL worthy TO ente.
their last abode Not al herds VA
town are infected. Some have pas ed
the tsst without a trace Of disease.
1t is said that an II one herd vas
condemned and nalf Ct another Ian &c
herd.
Stone and Bedeli have sold the
David Wilcox farm which they
bought last yea TO Mr. Chester NJ
Pease who will occupy il the first #
May. Mr. John Guye-. the present
occupant, will move elsewhere.
Mrs Frank A Kelley ard 81 Frank
A Peck Of We cester have been visit
ing Mrs L NJ Dayton for some days
since the funeral Of Mr. Dayton.
Warning for school meeting is
posted for Saturday, April IS Moth
ing but the usual business is ar
nounced.
At an adjourned meeting Of the
town last Satui day il was voted TO
repair the present read past the
house II Mr. Josiah II Archer and
not build a new road. Seventeen
hundred dollars was appropriated 20
do the work
Mr. II p Warren Of Portland, Me
has been in town for a few DAYS.
Mrs Leona Foster with her dauCh-
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Bradford, IS.
To the Honorable Probate Court for the
District Aforesaid:
Your Petitioner Charles II Hosford,
Administrators of the Estate of Remem-
brance Chamberlin. late of Newbury
in said District. deceased, respectfully
represents that the sale of all of the
real estate of said deceased. situated
IN NeWbu1y. in said District, to wit:
The Homsted Farm of the late Remem-
brance Chamberlin. situated in sand
town of Newbury, containing about one
hundred and sixty five acres more
or less ana a pasture containing about
seventy five acres more or less, the
same being all the Real Estate in said
town of Newbury. whereof the late
Remembrance Chamberlin died seized
and possessed would be beneficial to
the Estate and the heirs of said deceas-
IN order to convert said real estate in
to money.
Said Chas. II Hosford therefore prays
said Court to grant him license to
make such sale. Dated at Wells River.
VI this 9th day of April. 1921.
Charles III Hosford.
Personally appeared before me the
above named Charles II Hosford and
made oath that he would faithfully
perform the duties of his trust i'm MAX
ing sale OF said real estate according
To his best Judgment and the law Of
this state.
Harmon II. Baldwin. Judge.
l. william c Chamberlin, only heir OF
the said r 5 Chamberlin deceased. re-
siding in the State OF Vermont. hereby
consent to. and approve OF the grant
ing Of the license prayed for by the
foregoing petition.
20 William c Chamberlin
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B Simonds were glad to greet them
at church Sunday morning. They
have spent the winter in New York
and repoit a very pleasant visit with
their daughters, Mrs McIndoe and
MIS- Chamberlin.
Arthur Waterman had an auction
last Thursday and is moving to his
new home at Post Mills.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13

faal", os at Observation-Disclosures bar
ifillt UNDER 6isie 8rsniaeer bar man
8cpis for, ba &aalen er fiitoen | ct
Sfur paa uoitininesgrunoen. &es
lgieringsoeenter | Winneapolis bapoe
ben Sang facet Sariel ON, Of set life
forbolbt Jig iaa ganife rigtig meo Ell
Saoning Sobeofaal, iom bar ienot
ira @innipee til Msqebpen, men Ell
ter nogen u%nberisgelie fanot man,
at 3aalen bar gaaet fra ct. Saul til
Inofa, o. bio fom man affiirat 10
Gage f%orient. 8egipellbeoen er MI
rippet op igien peo at ~ SLATER
"Scotcb @biifp" beilaelagbes hos en-
Wano | Mnofa. Oct laoer BOG til, at
oenne Wano life bar bapt oct minOite
of eisre meo "Sopebfaalen", % for
iaa blot er oct nprmeit Ssrl9griness
b%eticntene fun EN- sgrsrelie.
Cpnsrbr iom Eenscifrin. s(oam
&orbuifp, en- 20 Iar gammel Wanb,
iom Dor alene / en- liben elenbig Spt.
te ,paa Roroiioen / minneapolis, fom
forleben til ben n9rliegenOe gran0s
itation % fortalte aapteinen Der, at
ban banbe en- Bengeium, iom ban be-
gpnbte at blipe pngitelig for, og bao
ON Sielp til of faa bisie Spareitils
linger anbragt | en- 8anf. 60 go.
litim9no blep ienbt meb Wanben for
at poe BAN Den Sjeneite, ban MATTE
tr9rge, Og De fanot bans Spite iaa
fattigslig % bar, of Der neppe NOT
fanbtes ben Sing, bpori Gengc finn.
De tGnfes at bore lfiult. Eaa Gull
pet laa en- gammel % noget flaos
trampet 2Gn9be al ct Spnsrer, og
bette tog oen gamle Wano op % be.
gDnotc at rette paa. 3lubemRnoe-
ne maatte bielpe ham at fua De ltsr.
ite 9iiler no at Hsritubben, % Ell arls
Den bullet &srl9ngbe bleu enoelig
~truffet no beraf. Otter abifiIig me.
re grbeibe fit man triiftet no al ben
ne iioite Ell lioen Yaffe, inopiflet /
gloispapir % iurret paafrpos %
paatpers meb Spsiing. Oct tog lang
SiO at faa Yaffen aabnet, men enoe-
Zig fom rnan til &oiinen / GeNen,
iom bite iig of bore En- &ill Henges
iebler, / Stprrelie' ira Ell til 90 Sol.
lars. Iolitibctientene filnoe beuio.
ne, at ser bar nsiagtia ct Snlino
Collars, iom oerpaa blep lat / San-
fen. getientene ipntes Oct belle bar
Ell %panpittie gffpre, % Den enc al
Dem ipurgte Wanben, boorfor ban
bapbe anbragt fine 8euse / Spnsre.
ret for iaa at laoe bette ligge berts
il9nat paa @llloet. SO, ban troeoe
ingen Spp eler Hspcr piloe lmage
iia meo at tage bette op, men tpert.
imoo sipe oct ct foragteligt Sparf,
naar sc hnpbe ruifct igiennem DC faa
1ing / Sptten. 90 bette maatte De
floge Yolitim9nb inbremme.
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Mpbercn fnnben / Hnslanb. GeN

SfiGbnens forinberli9e Silififfclie
er Der | Den fulbIt9nbige Sorpirring,
ioin MI berifer | &uslanb, funoet 0to'
beren til Den | &rigen falone Gorpo.
raj Meranoer SolS al Ses Moincs,
SolS bar traabt | Sieneiten fra oerIte
Sp, og Ell berboenbe Ssiter tit iencre
bore, at ban bar faloen, men bette
bar ga oaiaa alt man pioite, % Oct
ntetltes bel oaiaa at bare, alt ser be.
hopebeS. Nlt meIoes ira @aibitgs
ton, at iorbenpGrenoe Guuerner
Goodrich al Snoiana, ltber lit Ir.
bcioe borte / IuslanO for at linore
Nsoeu Der, bar truffet en- 9lore
&pinoc, iom piier iig at bore Den
ialbne &orporals Wober. Mrs. ellnas
liza Sol3 bocbe / gpen 9alier, / oct
al Silngersneoen biemiegte Solga
Siltrift, % oa bun babe bort, at
Der ifuloe bore Ell itor Wtano fra
glmerifa Ser / gpen, benpenbte bun
liz I'll bam for muligenS of faa op.
flaret noeet, Tom bperfen bun eaer
nogen anben Der firnoe beeribe. Sette
bite fig Of pGre ct officielt Sariel ira
Soreneoe Staters &rigSoepartenlent
ON, Of Ser tilfom Wrs. Sol5 en- az
Sennen tesret Sioasiurance al So.
600, betalbar / 20 slar a $3.50 pr.
Waaneb. 6or Den i~taffels Wooer,
iom bositanelig talt itoo | 6are Tor at
illte libel, bar oenne Higbom lige.
rem uiatteIig, oa forreiten bleu ct
iaaoant muareolig giorag al alle
beroper betragtet ionl npget rent mr.
iteliat. Nr. 8ooOricb gioroe De lleo'
perbige 5oranitaltninger til at gsill.
ranccn flinhe blipe ilobetalt, men en-
itsrre Gum, iom Wooeren baube til.
gpoe, loo ban oeponere / en- ameri.
ta,tif 9anf, ga S~orbolbene / Tlls.
lano bar iaa lltrpgge. Der mclltes
itror at blipe giort Observation-Disclosures
til at faa Wrs. Sol5 beroper I'll Cat.
teren | SeS Woines.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
Stanier baarbnaffet Spite
/ Ell 6art.
spr pirfelia girfeirait bar bette saniie
biemmclaptpe 0,iobei tic nm s'se'
Get % biaist ftIbereot.


&c bill oIsris rinc, bpor buriie eli lem So'ie
fnr pbsrpinoeS, isr &c prpper bette perenue
onu,Ie bicmueIapcSc MihbeI. enbeer, ION bar
br,tet bcle 1aecu oa belle glntien, eiI it9e, at
ben riebIiffcIiee 2irnring, fom opnaace, Her
uqiteu Ipm pcS Ct 5rpuemioocl. Set ftloere'
ecs meect LET, % Der CT irtet becre Tor SoHe'
gaa CT, Giuis SIaIfe bGIc 2hs nnie Etnet'
tilfsi lao aIminoclig srdnuIeret Siiferltrhp lol
at fao en- bel Gint. Guer &c fan bruce ren,ei
McIaS'es, Sonnine eucr Corn S'rup tieoefot
Suueritrup. I bpert StIiRloe iparer oen pe'e
.piut rutreut to 1reoiebeIe al De Tense, ION
frsponlio bruaeS ill SciiesQrGparater. % g'oer
Dem ct firere, piriicmmcrc Mdooel, Scr ooloe'
fla tuIciommert % imaeer bcbaeelt9 @sri
lifcr bet.
Ie ian isIe, at bette idser tdt steeltfiells os
liusrer "a beIer Slimbirberue I cue Su'lluHu'
lcrue. Set lssner burtts Ell Tor, imerieHoe
s,o'ts po fnart bill Sc marie, at Sltntet pliper
tn,,serc % Iaa foripinoer fuIoitrnote. On says
srna bill iropuuIte i,auie ell aIntinoeIt9 Hals'
euer Srn'ts Soriu sIelic. OF bet er os'dd uontH''
fct for srorIit. Strubeboiie, @Gsbce % Sfruoe'
uiibrrG.
pirer er en- beiit oproiiuIp Ioneentrerei sam
meuiGtuine al rsic gcrfpan &tHe ertFo'i'
bet poalioelieite MioSel Tor @aIs' % @ro'''oS'
BONNIE.
nor at unoaaa Sfuffelie irer9 Seres Eno'
ibcicr citer "2lg lluie @irer" neo Sno'ehiH.
DER % mooiae life ncoet drnci. @ardriercI III
oipc nbIolut 9iIireositiuClfs, eacrs illnaeeoela'
les 9craene. 5be 3incr CO. st. SSepne' S"''
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Noro 9afota.

EefignatiDn. Warttn Selan0er,
StottetommisiGr / iente Giitrift, %
boenoe / Minot, bar | Sperensitcm.
meIie meo ben me Administrations
Spareprosram inbsipet lin 8eiigna.
ton.
8upernbr Ncitus' Yribatiefretrr.
9upernsr Heitos bar forrige uge be.
fienotaiprt, of ban bar lIbnGpnt u.
9. Cor Of Gaaep Gitp iom i'm Bri.
p~atiefretpr. Stiuineen er miolerti.
Dig blepcn p~aretaget al o. 9. Cor,
en- Sen al q. 9. Cor.
Gn Slom af Snbfub. 90 BEN M.
Zig orsaniiereoe IrIerican State
ganf forIeoen Gag aabneoes | Wo.
bal, bapbe ben itrar en- iaaoan Strem
al Snbifpoere, at Der anereoe inoe,t
Wiooae bar beponeret benimoo So.
600. Iabnineer at ben me ganf
or nemlis enoel al ct Grosram, bpor.
peo Sen aisres til ct clearing bou'e"
for benne Del al Staten. Zen bur
en- aapital al $4,000,
@ebe beurbret sjeninSiat. 81.
itrittsbpmmer W. g. Huesle al Bis
marcf har forriee llee oeo en- &ets.
orbre eieniuSiat s. @ebe iom Reb.
lem Of Statens Wortmen's Gompen.
iation 9oarb iarrt beproret at hans
9sn iom iaaban betales fra lite Ntai
I. u. til lite Ipril bette Iar. ga.
gen bar iiben THOR, ba @ebe afifeoi-
sebes, perieret peb be forifielige &et.
ter / abifiaige 6ormer.
Sppe Mars Str~afarbeibe. Ianuel
anberipn, funoen ifpIbie / OF babe
iprpngt % plpnoret Stanbarb Oil
Cos branoirie Sfab / Winot iioite
CONNER, err Of CONNER Burr ioemi
20 Iars Straiarbeioe / Statsf9ne.
Net. Surpen bapbe anbeialet Wilb.
beo. % peb Iiiieelie al Sommen 10.
talte Sonmneren, of hois Sanger
iutte ii9 en- goo S9naielsreforb, flint,
be han maaife blipe lsslabt paa go
role efter ire Iars 6orlsb.
Gin Ores Gier iasisscs. &usiel
Smitb, en % Nar ganmel Sarmor'
beiber, bar anlagt Sag for GrItat'
Ming al $4,000 MOB Gam j. Grab
be, peItienot SporGtter al Sericp.
fpGg / Gais Gountp. for 9eifaoisel'
Ter peo Sperialo al ell SrGrlieort
paa Grabbcs Sarm, Saeen fommlci
/ Sisic Gage % FOR Giitriftsrctten
Sarge. Snrith tiger / lin alage, a
Sren "bearbeibebe ham meb Sopeb
Ssbbcr % &orn", ioa ban oil blipt
arpbIiug for 9ipet.
!Supbe mango TinSer. Samne.
elliott, iom par Seteran ira Berger
friaen % iom sioroe Sagtticncite
@aibineton Den Sio ErGiibent Gin
coin blep i~nismprbet. er aisaaet pei
Teoen | tit Stem / ScpilS 2afe, 81
Iar aammel. Rr. elliott hncrpeot
iia / @iscouiin Iubet Sripiaigc ole
rebe / 1861 o. forblep | Sieneiter
inbtiI noeen Sih efter ari9cus Sliit
ming. ! Slaset peS Gettysburg pa,
han | Slben iaa pmtreut uaibr,ibt
ire Sssn % blep Here Sange Iaaret
Garso.%anb iaaisses. DIR. o.
Wrs. 6. 3. Sire al Detroit. Minn.
bar arlagt Sag for en- Gritatnins a
$4,000 MOB Gam 9epiu al Sarge
Genne aisres ~aniparlis Tor eli lllpf
fe. bporneb openrGpnte sgateiclfs II
'SSrWer, 9eIs % Carl Gire, bic,
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.(SouiGttes paa iiSite SiSe.l
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Srua.r Iais iuu SrrnSid.

Srnger Ddts 1onl WrGnoicl. Sei
iortplles nofiaa olminoeli9 / Suron
at mango Sarmere / geaOle Gouutr
Burger lin Wais iom Sr9noe oenne
Sinter, iaapel / aieftenopuc iom
Spparmiuasouue % Surfaces. On,
bel Solf i 9pen bar osioa anpenoi
ian,me Slass grGnoe. 90 / SurnaceS
bar De p9ret iitanb iii OF bolbe Oct
saaenbe meS 10 gliibels ON Tagcl.
raar Sertil fsiebes en- lioen StoueI'
iuIb aul. Sctte lille YaaI9s mel
aiil bite Jig beIbisit. iagbe man.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13

Gr on ilep, trGt o9 perteuoe pla9et nso
imsrteube &ls2 MausIer bu Sirtelpit eler
Iioer pn al Sopsppiue os Suimmslbeo - be-
itnbenbe big belt %upiliot9 Nteit rimelist bet
er TprsrnsS Stplb. Saarbsc, itdrpe, ltitz
fenbe Smertsr, Rpspsrt % p%la9iomme nris
n9rs llrssslmGSiisbeosr sr alt Spmptonrsr
poa ipptfebe Hprer. Bent life I'll pGrre
pIaaer irtter NIB. Saa bin 9ooe 'nelbreo
tilbase % bebclb ben! SrIs Span's aio=
men Yils. Solt / Smssnsn roier benz.
Spprg bin Nabo!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
ser er ct 5ilfrIse | 1eeprab.

G. 9. Rrabp. Sicmaaer. Wa'hiuetou Strtct. tiger
Seq bar purst 'nor % itin min Rnas Wtufl,r %
mine slprer tnnbe bIirt ioaas % oirts urraelmrslia.
Al hisft Fiber bar lea rGrti uisaet ploact inte htttiqe
Rpaimrrt,r. 0aoriorbeIft leg fsIte his'e aufalo bar
iannrar'd bor ise toast Soau's aibnso giaS. % be
hdr Qltib ffurttt mia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13

Roar Re Hriosr nj Stpeyicrcrec
'da nRr laa eculil az mcoNcIc
O. &c vac neirs establishment |
"TeectnhsS riteu-. 1et n,rsr Teu,
t@ hesse 1bcahllHs.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-22
REMSON CORS.

! y .
Mr.. John Hanson spent from Friday
until Sunday with his brother Lloyd
in Columbus.
Mrs. Carrie Ingraham and daughter
Doris of Kenmore and Hubert Phelps
and son Morris of Ellwood City, Pa,
spent theweek-end with Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Reid and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Case visited
George Case in Medina Thursday.
A surprise party was given Miss
Hazel Welton last Saturday in honor
OF her fifteenth birthday anniversary
Refreshments were served and very
enjoyable time was had by all.
John Andrew sold his farm to a
Cleveland party.
Mr.. Grayell is moving his family on
the Will Simmons farm.
Mabel Jones of near Delaware, o.,
is at Mr.. Johnson's helping care for
her brother who is slowly recover
ing from typhoid fever.
Harold Sylvester visited relatives in
Akron the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrew; enter
tanned Irwin Andrew of Wooster. on
Saturday and Sunday. u.
The w. c. T. U. meeting held at
Mrs. Selma Kuder's last Wednesday