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Corn No. white 400. no. yellow
i7Nc. so. 3 yellow lGtc.
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KANSAS CRY. Aus. l6.. Errs GlrRtS
lc higher ste. sccuuds urchrHEHd
butter and poultry unchHug j.
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NEW YORK. Aug lG.-Llbrrty bonds
closed; SnH $3.50; hrst a. SJ..o htl, ,er-
ond " $40, first as N1sg. serpnl o., q
STT2; third 4ts SglN fourth t.s >s ~.
Victory 3As asTA; victory iNs gSfN
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Published IN the Tulsa paily World Au-
gust a. 1871 world Publishing Com
Uni" "TITT =
RESOLUTION,

= gust L. 1854 World Publishing Com.
p""y' ru'hsRt5so snRtr5so,rr,oy
Resolution determining h-seS--
ments and directing notices thereof
for constructing sidewalks on certain
streets in tho City ot Tulsa, Okla
homn, and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, THIS hoard al hereto
,Sro Gag,rac, T'G ,tSo M EGss@ 's%,iS. fs.
on certain streets In the city Of Tulsa,
oklahoma. along and ahu'tins certain
real property and railroad right OF
ways in said Clty. and hereinafter de-
uRE%NEN REED ApplTIoN-plock
CAMPBELL ADDITION Block !, Lot
CODY AppITIoN-Bl ., Lots and
Copy HOLLOWAY ADDITION nlocN
FREp yEHGEH ADDITION Block j..
'Sii SGiiR&Nsp"VVrEw ApplT,oN-plo,k :,
Lots and &, block ?, Lot Bloch G.
IoCusr GROVE ADDITION |,
MirLr RIDGE ApprrloN--nlo,S !.
ana -. U'ock T. Lots 3. &. r and $ nlork
:. lots !. 2, :. and 10, Dock O. Lots !.
a 70 o. ana i' "a Ii niotk K 2 90f iots T. II P'Sos Sos
'ad adiNRlGGGFR6yEf: NlGGF f:''i 'iippIriosNg1a sNga Block C. Lo,
md OAK GROVE ADDITION -p,ocN !.
yS,h OAK GROVE ApprrloN-HlocS :,
0RIGlNAL ToWN- -Bloc> Ios. Lots /
"R RRryrnvlrw ApprTloN.R,ock :. lot,
I and &. BLOCK g. Lot s Rlprk s. Lots
and , Block e, Lots . g. and s, BLOCK
iU SovrusrpN ADDITION block z.
Lots 81. 6c and -. Block 8 Lot Is,
Hlock g. Lots 50 and ~. Rock y. Lots
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Following IN prices asked and closing
bid of Independent oil stocks on the New
York curb Tuesday as reported by Hous-
inn. lllln a On
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LEGAL.
Gubihhed in tho Tulsa Daiy World
AuFuHt o.. I6 H. - and 10, 1874.
World PuDliahiug Company Publish

uuhlished ln tho Tulsa Daiiy world
W5Ga roDish,ass Gom6say i"d Publish,
NOTICE 10 Contractors
Dc received at tho office of the city
hudi'Dr until O'Clock D. m. Thursiay.
a storm scv,r Raii sewef TO b. con
Hifu,i,I uu Eleventh street from HNood
Avenue 10 90 feet Nsai ~ Guthrie Avenue
and connection ~ Old sewer on N!nta
Addition
tho sad Cuy ~ Tulsa reserves unto It.
s'if th" night ana option ~ paying for
material % every Kind incident thereto.
ih Sewer Bonds u the city ot Tulsa. boar
inF date. July trt 1914. due july lat.
osrh. rt'h interest 90 'hc rate ~ 0 = per
,,,h' pL annnm, tayanlr SOM annual, o.,
"a f" year lrih' p'' mnJ lni'l"r' bh.'bir AZ
'hr Fiscal Agency ~ the Sist" ~ okla
hHmH - SOW YORK cly state of Ne.
l'it such payment 10 b" made ~ saii
hundH ~ not less than par and accfu"
irigf'Hi ~ which all hiidets, contractors
aud pr1p'fiy owners and parties In inter
'H viii take duo notice and govern them.
Plans pron,s and specifications can be
s'su a. 'ho office ~ the 'lty Eng necr.
lndH must BE- mad" upon tho official
proposal shcots " The CIV Of Tulsa.
1hr rignt % Iej'gt any Part o. or any
romrissioners Of Said ciV Of Tulsa.
a certified check In the sum Of I'VE
bN per cent Of tho amount of the bid
viii boz required from each bidder.
=, aa,ey bond ln ,h" tnIl nm9unt of
r'uGlrri from the sucrcaHful bidder. All
bids VIII be opoufd ami considered by the
Hoard ~ Commissioners at meeting to
o" h"'d Ia the CITY uau IN said cIty Of
u'H' ~ ".c'o,h a. no.. on FRIDAY, Aug.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
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N'iH PUBLISHING company Ahhilsh.
'NorIcE TO CoNrHAcToRs.
Nuil'r iS hereby gircu mat bids viii
;" received 90 the office ~ Tho Uiiy
Auditor nnul O'clock . m. Thursday.
August 2l lH2l FOR tho construction ot
d storm sewer Said Sewer 20 be known
Us thH itnH"dslc Avenue Sorm sewer,
from IN" South line ~ Archer street to
the foot outlet s,wer At First Street
The said rity of Tulsa reserved unto H.
'"it the right and option u paying for
such storm sewer. including ull labor
machinery ana material of every KIND In
~ TUI-a bearing date. July ilt Ig2i. duo
luB ls'. lIit, iHsued In denominations of
81 900 90 each, with interest at the rate ut
~ p'r cent p"t auuuW. pHyshi" sent
annually ON the first day Of February and
August ot each year. principal ana inter.
est payable at the Fiscal Agency Of the
State NJ oklahoma, at New Ytrk city
state of Nrw YORK Such payment 10 no
med" ~ said bonds ~ not less than par
and accrued interest, 10 which all hidd,rs
c"nttoctnrs and property owners ard
parties In interest viii take due notice
and govern thcinaclyes accordingly.
rlans, profiies and Specifications can bo
econ al the office Of the city Engineer.
nids must be made upon the official
rrupusal sheets of the city Of Tulsa.
The firht 'u reject any part ut or any
or an bids iz rcFcrycd to tho Eoard of
tommissluucrs Of said CITY u Tulsa.
ccruflrd check In the sum NJ five
90 por cent NJ me amount of the bid
Will be- required from each bidder.
a surtty bond In tho full amount of
the contract viii within ton uo) days be
required from the surrrasful bidder. All
bids VIII Dec opened and considered by tho
Itnhtd uf commissioners At a. mrciiug to
=" held In the Ciy Hail In said Guy Of
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
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All owners o. nhuttngprororty. property
lcncfitcb by said Improvements and other
property table 10 assessments arc hereby
uottfird that all matters aroctlng Huoh
or benefits to the property
thereby and any claim or objections To
the assessments a. above s"t forth Shall
be filed In writing in IN" office of MIS-
Frank Seaman. city Auditor Of the tltN
Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. on or before the goth
day Of August. 1921, Rt o'clock r. m.
ana the same shall be heard by tho Board
of Commissioners on the 2bth day Of A
gust. 1921. at . O'Clock a. IN, and any
clalm " objections not so t'i"d IN "rlthg
before aald time shall he deemed waived
Dated this l3th day OF August, 1921.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
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New York Cotton.

NEW YORk, Ava. lG.-Cuuou SPOT
quiet: middling 40 90,
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
CIV Auditor.

lpuhIHn,A VA tho Tulsa Daily Worl5
August 90. 49, a. ~ and 10, 1871.
World rub'shins Company iuhlsh.
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LEGALS.

~ 'HfN'f FNuNh u anu
a. right angles 10 the
north line " Block
HarkathOrn Addition a
distance - gs2 to
point on tho north line ~
the Missouri Kansas \
Texas Railway right ~
way. thence southesster.
~ aionK the nprth line Of
Raii right ~ way u dis.
tsnco Of az thence north
cHst"rly along a straight
line TO tho point Of be
ginniug-J ~ Hamil-
ton n
a tract ~ land described
a. fullowg beginning at
the northeast corner ~
Block I. Hackathorn Ad-
dltiuu thence south along
tho east line OF said
Nlock l a distance ~
?012'. thence North
westerly along the north
line Of the Missouri. Kan
saa A Texas RsiiWHy
right ~ way distance
~ 232s' thence north
.astefly along a straight
line TO a point on tho
north line Of block |
Iiackathorn Addition
i773' west ~ tho north
east corner ~ said block.
thenco oaHt alnuR the
north line 1f said RlOck
a distance Of lf73 to
the point ~ beginning
BLACK, Sivalls 4 Bry-
son III.
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LECAL.S.

along the South line % Elev-
enth Street, thence Southeast
crly along East line OF Mif
land Valley Rlght-ot-way 10
the Intersection OF said East
line Of Right-ot-way and "A
line 630.i feet South q AMI
parallel to Eleventh Street
thence 20 feet West along the
!'Ho e30.i feet South Of ana
parallel 10 Eleventh street
thence Northwestefly along
line equidistant between tina
West line Of Norfolk Avenue
and the East line Of Frnukflrt
Avenue 20 point of beginning
Tracy Park. described as fa.
lows: The South one half ari
the West one-half Of the North
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HHn,c,'--i,cai Estate

HON iiavr spot cash to nvcai IN home
WEI pay OF Sonf mortgage and give
YOU dtn,rrn,r In cash Answer ,lulcn
Address L ~. care Times Dispatch,
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Commissioners
Auction Sale

TERsBuRG TuRNr 'iikkIp ~ RI Pc IL,
MAGRY STREET.; VACANT = L Z ~
BETw fth:EnIEfES Vn,it,r.,, TNuNE;NrIKEl
~ STREETS. AND VACANT i.orN
TiiuRMAN'S ADDITION. -
my py , virtue OF !, q iscrss Of the nus,.
tered on the Ia day Of Eet l;. en-
1921. in, the. suit f. crunp ". spma rnwnn'
me undersigned~s Special conmission.
nr,.,n NJ sen al public auction, on the
MONDAY. FEBRUARY sSTa 1921
At 1880 O'Clock L. NJ.
IN" aforementioned real estnte
WHICH consists Of one lot With t franz.
dwelling thereon and two vaca mt lots
u land described as follows:
Lot OF land. In the city OF Rich-
on, on the Petersburg Turnnitss
,caIled COUNTY Road in decd. ioi fceI.
rom !, "nr, Msanry street, THENCE runninG
ninH back 10 the propert
formerly owned sby 60
81 square !. on Mar
:. Vacan, lot or Id
Va. on the pctershu go
t ,vn,,,i Everett and IN
t,urnpike 50 feet. ana running 5acl
snuarc a. Marx Plan Is. j. af Is, E 3
r. y b /.
,. Vacant lot Of land. in Chester
hcld county. near city limits. frok
ing. 81 feet ON Petersburg Turmn
and running baclevi30 feet to mn
Lot in Square = on plan of Thu
$40. I'#.' =
TERMS: One third OF tho mr.
nricc in cash. and the baian
three equal inatnliments, payai
o. - and Is months frcn, day oil
the purchaser to execute rerb|
notes for deferred payments. wi
ser"st from day. OF sale, title
retained by the court until n
purchase money Is paid. or all
Al the option of 1.-THE purchase
j. u: ROBERTSO
G.. MIMMS
is, EDWARD L. RYA
Special Commission
certify that the bond reaui
the special commissioners
above cause has been du!y 81
w. y. DUNAi. 60
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co. INC. An
AZ tho right price.
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DISPLA CLASSIFIED

BY MOORE X MqGRANIGAS
and
BRAGG BROS. : co.
Real Estate Agents ana Auc,io,oor
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Snlcn,n.n and Agents
statesmen

Earn $500 to $1,000 or
NJ ore IN ont hly sellin g
II 0 r N L Is LEN AS
BESTOS + b r FIR E.
K h S | S I n G LIQUID
COMPOUND. The high
est-grade waterproof, ele-
ment-proof and tire-resist-
ing covering and preserva-
tive for roofs and surfaces
of all kinds. Every build
ing owner and builder a
prospect. Protected terri
tory. Commission basis ;
settlements monthly. I'm
usual opportunity for adj
vancement to field man
y onJ,c
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In compliance With decree of the
circuit Court of Hcnrico County. en-
tered on the I'D day OF February,
is2l in the suit OF ELLIS vs. ELLIS;
the undersigned special commisl
sioncrS viii sell ut public auction,
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Cd. 1921. J.
at 1870 O'Clock l.. NJ, -, =.
the above mentioned real cssA v
which consists OF II tract OF
with some timber thereon. inn
rico County, described as fol-
That tract OF land containii
acres. on south side Of Nuckol
abou, 10 miles west OF Ri
Holmes. Marshall Burton. Jr
The lands Of the Tuckahoc
Association. being = part OF "A
Of land conveyed 10 Isaac i
X g. Holman and wife by. de-
July ~. sos and rccor,, "
Book 1904. page iG2.
TERMS: Onc-half in
balance in one instaliN
months from lay Of said
TO execute negotiable mol
balance, With interest frony0PS1e a
Of sale and the title to he retain
hE the court until the whole Of
at tnc option oi the purchaser.
EDWARD L.. RYAN
J 4. R0EERTSQH
Special commissi
| certify that the bond reas,
the special commissioners
above cause has been duly
SAMUEL T. WADDA
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W 2 r.ircad and r.
Nr sci! MILLER tires
.ubbeF Co. 100 West
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Bicycles IL

buy a Hanger
J T.. 9uat..s
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ny BRAGG BROS. X co.
Real Estate agents aud Auctioneers;
go North Second Street
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,tns In used "arR
sue vs. befor,
eisv where. AlsUiI
al Street. Ran
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ries Ia
- -
i; Co. 1915 IS
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Tor co. Auto ton
INK. Is y Twentieth
"a st haUti.ic" tr!ccA
ing your uGN. pIr-
Ere and .rDh -.
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W. can sci.
u price of an
hasci ~ "a
p new truchs
at ridiculous
10. Inc. 1897
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Dr. BUILDERS ~.
Plus duality equals
.st fsrDu A Str.ar
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Stn repairing. 1908 w..l
/htlssvn Gt6c j.
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1oUer the City ar1d State BY Using I'D Want Ads
LIS
Lr Sale
IL

hand passenger
pest OF condition.
Price reasonable.
* these over be-
A. Meyers SonS
street. Madison
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TIE nnnnal n,eciIng VI IN. s,nchhoi,l..s
OF ihc Glos- RadS Co!npany vii. lr h.iL
the Office Of the COMPANY sIssl
Last Main street. klcnmund "a. Nar.n
l9?i. al - ueloch nOpa George w
Nady. Secretary.
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Commissioners
Auction Sale J

or LAND OK N,rckor.s
ROAD, IN TUCKAHOE DISTEICTs
llENItICO COUNTY, CONTAINING
22A ACRES :.
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gafts welded puol 80
iiIs Welding Shup. AIuii.
~ iAa corner al al. W
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ny T. !. x II L. pGNoON,,
Real Estate Auctloncers.
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ti"hs-itcpairilie Is

aH+aaH
fiNbS ntau" and iut on
- Thought IN. Slus,n-
~ III NnrNlA
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iiali>rs for iicnt
FOR RENT.

Monument Avenue
apartment, Z rooms and 2
baths. Every modern con-
vcnience.
Storage OF } ID bin &
House space on railroad
lrackage in amount to suit
your convenience, from 1UO
square feet up to 1000
square feet. Price very
reasonable.
Downtown Offices, sim
gle or double; every con-
venience. Price reason
lble.
Large Retail Store, on
sixth street, near the mar
Set, suitable for grocery,
meat market or general
merchandise.
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7 ~ --Iaiagcs ~
hirr. new. c!o4n care.
slg. ). ., IaI.ur.
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- = s-7----a----es.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Legal Notices

NOTICE ii hereby given that the annual
meeting -; Stockholders ~! the Virginia..
Maryland Coal rnrr"ratiun w!u b: held
~ ioo:n M !:oi. Mutua. BuiilinE in
ne CITY OF itIchmoni. VA, on tuesday
March p isli, - J. o'clock y. NJ A. =.
adams. secretary.
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l. 81 SERVICE
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ssi.,>c, .,...cu 10
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ttANIbfAI!lERS methods wont Iyu-j.
i"aay. Come AID hear my victims. NJ
Iaht .pH "a teachers. no ia tx hand Gem
mission Tor which YOU are cnarrea
cN,a:.'! Low prices ~ ability my sac
opposite Dutch Marker. ,iaiins a., M
prevail Easy terms. Madison iai..
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REL ESTATE FOR RENT
business Places for Rent a.

WEST BROAD ST.-corn.r store su.tnbl,
Tor Aut pm"hilc accessories. cunfeCtion-
"rN or most any retail. business I. \.
als MEsE Iitn-AIl .sI-l,nL- -. 49,. -
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ROOMS md BOARD
Rooms With i.oars.

FRANKLIN ST. 4 -fiandso,nciy far
HlkH'd rooms. With ~ without bath. W.
mnkt u sDerinliv 81 table board
FRANKLIN EAST no Flrs;-r'nss accom-
utpdIt.ons. pritate baths best ..thIc
ri
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Garages for Rent. .T-h
GARAGES ~ West End. J. A. connclIy
y 90 Madison 1861.
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certify that the bond req q
the special commissioners
above cause has been duly
SAMUEL. T. WADDA
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the weather was rather stormy
large crowd was present. The en-
tertairment was mighty appreciat-
ed by all no heard it.
Oliver Cowan and Frank Woods
have just installed the carbide
lighting system in house and barn,
A community dinner was hello
at Brookside Hall on Thanksgiv-
ing day and about 35 were rres-
ent. Quite a rumber went back
in the evening and had supper and
played games.
L. X. Lamb was called to Bing-
hamville, Monday to attend the
funeral of his cousin, a. F. Lamb.
Rev. w. A. Warner was called
to Craftsbury, Monday to attend
a funeral.
Charlie Lamb cut his leg quite
badly last Tuesday while choppine
in the woods.
Frank Woods, who has been ir
Brightlook hospital for some
weeks, has returned home.
James Guthrie, who has been al
McIndoes, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartman of
st. Johnsbury were at w. N.
Blanchard's for Thanksgiving.
Fred Moody has rome to Com
cord to stav for a while with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Moody.
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Barnet

Mr.. and Mrs. George Green en-
tertained a family party on Thanks
giving day which included Mr.. ano
Mrs. Martin E. Turner and Lottie
I Gochee of Monroe. N. H., Johr
Gochee and Mrs. Ida Nelson OF
McIndoes, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Gochee and child of McIndoes, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gochee and chic
of Windsor
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Quimbv ant
little daughter spent Thanksgiving
at Fred Quimby's in East Barnet
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Holmes en-
tertained for Thanksgiving theil
brother, James Arthur and family
and Mrs. Kate Kinney.
Ebert Allan. wife and baby
spent Thanksgiving with then
father, James Allan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Gilfllan
spent Thanksgiving dav at Woods
vile. N. H., with Or. Baker and
family
Miss Hattie Kellogg OF Wells
River spent Thanksgiving at Mrs.
Ellen Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. |. Brown went
to st. Johnsbury Center for
Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker
spent Thanksgiving with their
daughter, Mrs. Walter Hunter.
Mrs. Belle Morgan, Albert en-
Barbara went to McIndoes for
Thanksgiving dav to be with NJ
and Mrs. Plinev Douse.
Claude Gilfllan of Hartford.
Conn.,. and son. Sumner. who is
a student in Boston University.
were at Walter Johnson's fol
Thanksgiving.
B. N. Gillian and family went
to Beebe Plain for Thanksgiving.
DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Hazelton en-
tertained a family rarty Thanks
irving day which included Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald X. Miller and Miss
Pauline Miller of Woodstock. Mrs
Charlotte Dow and daughter,
Laura and Edith Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrill,
had as guests for Thanksgiving
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Blair of
North Monroe.
William Smile of East Bamet
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Peacllanl

Mrs. Fred Moody died Monday,
Nov. Il. She was the daughter OF
John and Sarah Anne (Gilfiiian)
Jennison and was born at Peach
am, April 10. 1864. There were
10 children in the family. Those
living are Moses, John, William,
Lyman, Ira, Grin, Jennie, Mrs.
Watson), Matte. (Mrs. Graves,
and Lucinda (Mrs. Chamberlain
the last two residing in ST. Johns
bury. She was married 10 Fred
Moody, Aug. 10. 1850. For the
past four years she has been in
failinp health and although her
death was a surprise to all it
came as a welcome release from
suffering. Besides her husband
she leaves one son, Bert A. Moody
of Concord. The funeral was held
at the vestry of the Congregation
al church Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. w. A. Mariner officiated, and
the choir sang two selections. The
burial was at Peacham. Those
present from out of town at the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Belt
A. Moody of Concord, Vt. Mrs.
Matte Graves and Mrs Lucinda
Chamberlain of st. Johnsbur--
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Abbott en-
tertained a company on Thanks
giving day consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs Mark Abbott and Harley
Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. William
Dopp, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Alb
bolt and Mrs. Ada Blanchard.
Those at John Gracy's were
Mrs. Laura Palmer, Mrs. Hidden,
Miss Anna Renfrew and Blanche
Renfrew, Mrs. Susan Renfrew
Mrs. J. X. Williams, Mrs. Ida
Somers, Mrs. Warner, Miss Stro-
bridge and C. A. Bunker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hobart were
at Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Hobart's
at Newbury for Thanksgiving. Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Farrow went to
Groton.
M. and Mrs. Edwin Shields
have bought the French farm and
Kent Goodnow is teaching the
school at South Part in Mrs.
Shields place.
Daphne, Mrs Mary Craig, Jean
cite. Audrey, Marion and Robert
Craig went to Hardwick. Thurs
day to spend the day with their
sister, Mrs. Neild MONTGOMERY
and family.
The Bradford basket ball team
played the Academy team Friday
night at Academy hall. The
score was 9 to 8 in favor of Brad
ford.
Miss Beatrice Main and Margar-
ct Wilson were home for Thanks
giving from Montpelier, Doris
Craig from Lyndonville Leonard
Darling, Clyde Brown and Henry
harrington from BURLINGTON.
The third number of the lecture
course was given at Academy
hall Saturday evening by the Del
mar ladies' Quartette. Although
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house. Miss Eleanor Morse, Mr..
Cole wrapped his wife in blankets
and with Miss Morse carried her
to an outbuilding. Re-entering the
house for a mattress. the man
nearly lost his life when a gust
of wind closed the door shutting
him into the smoke filled room. He
wandered around for some time
before he could find a wav out of
the burning house. His face and
hands were blistered and his hair
singed. The mattress was placed
on a sleigh and Mr.. Cole and Miss
Morse in their night clothes took
Mrs. Cole to the home of the near
est neiohbor. George c. Bell. a
half mile distant.
In the meantime Mr.. Coles
daughter, Miss Ruth Cole t-ho
teaches in the Pond Hill oistrict
and lives at the home of r. p.
Monahan, some distance from the
Cole farm. saw smoke mourning
from the mouse and gave the
alarm to the telephone once a.
Lunenburg. At almost the same
time Robert Barber, neighbour on
the other side of the farm, also
rang in a telephone alarm and
neiphbors started for the scene of
the fire. Thew were all too late to
save ANYTHING. When Mr.. Cole
returned the house and contents
were completelv destroyed, The
harm is situated some distance
from the house and was not dam
aged.
The burned house was one
the finest pieces of property in
the town of Lunenburp. The
farm has been in the Cole family
hundred wears The house was
built probably 70 wears ago by
Nj. Coles father and had been
remodeled and greatly improved
p few years aoo. The loss is g
heavy one with onl'- small insur-
ance.