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Evening star., 1921-06-17
AUBRY SISTERS
In Person

ing, but personal advice and in
struction relating to their prod
ucts known as standards OF
beauty helps. Also introducing
new numbers that carry health
full as we'll as beautifying quail
tiles. For instance
AUBRY SISTERS STRAW
BERRY CREAM, made from the
actual fruit juice and used as the
robust beauties of Southern France
and Spain use this means of fresh
ening and stimulating the
complexion. Special, 81 m
AUBRY SISTERS LEMON
CREAM-Acknowledged by the
theatrical profession to be the most
satisfactory cleansing and skin
food cream extant, 60c
AUBRY SISTER WV
ROUGE, Soc and 6Oc
AUBRY SISTERS MASSAGE
CREAM 6Oc and $1.W
AUBRY SISTERS BEAUrI-
F1ER' 35c, 6Oc and $1.W
AUBRY SISTERS FACE
POWDER. 6Oc
First FIssr-LansburEh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-06-17
White Skirts

For SPORT travel or regulation summer
wear, there's skirt to conform to whatever
occasion. Priced for special selling and new
to the last minute.
WHITE GABARDINE SKIRTS-Tai-
lored models with or without pockets, mar
row belts and deep hens Sewing is we'll
done SO that service counts as well as
style, S205 to S7.05
SURF SATIN SKIRTS-With sheen
like real satin. these skirts can be laundered
without duling the rich surface. Good lines
showing newest models-pockets, trig belts
and deep hens, 1895 to $5.95
WHITE SKIRTS OF Gabardine, Linen
and Tricotine with Porto Rican handwork
forming the rich finish. Pockets, narrow
belts and whatever is new and correct on
smart skirts, $6.o5 to $11.95
WHITE SERGE SKIRTS-Pleated mod
els suitable for sport or street wear. Also
Flannel skirts in this lot, 1895 & S11o5
WHITE SILK SPORT SKIRTS in COM
plete range of styles including such silks as
Sport Satin, Baronet, Crepe de Chine,
stripes, blocks and many new silks that have
just entered Fashions list Prices range
from S11.o5 to $500
Evening star., 1921-06-17
Tomorrow Concludes Our
SALE OF TOILET
NEEDS

And the star feature of the
occasion is the world-famous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
JUDGE KICKS ADVISES
MORE 2 2tLif FOR YOUNG
Points oar There Arc 10000 Young
Persons Here Who Should
BE Provided For.

Ia making his annua. report for
tn" Juvenile ana Domestic Relations
Court 10 Mayor Ainslic yesterday.
Judge j. Hog" Kicks advocated TN,
lncrtaS" IF rrcrcational facilities in
Richmond as means Of decreasing
the attractions OF the law committed
Icy the youth of the city.
1t was pointed out in the r.port
that there are 10000 young people i'm
this city between the ages Of ana 81
years aud Of this number only 1000
ar" furnished playground facilities by
the city.
y d"creaS. in Juvenile crime was
shown IN the report for last year over
1919, l.j2l children were brought be-
sore TIA" court last year as CoI>parcd
with i,G"G in 1919 and l.S@G for IN.
Year 1918. $:.uSo.55 was paid In 1879
by the court into the city treasury 1:
S;t.9uu.2i was collected in the proba-
ton department from husbands for
the support OF their families. which
- AN increase Of $li.il3.lS over 1918
\ total OF l.ooN adults were brought
before tn" court on various charges
during The year. OF these, $50 were
for unnsupport and 23i for wife bent
iuE ScN"uty-two were for contribut-
uE {" the moral delinquency Of chill
Grru.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
BELIEVE BETTER ROADS
DRIVE WILL REACH COAL
Final Luncheon OF Membership
Teams Take Place Today at
Campaign Headquarters.
Jimmy" KLINE GIVES 500
Incomplete Figures SHOW City Club
Team Leading Othcr Organiza-
lions in Eulis,ing New Members
for Virginia Good Roads Body.

G-nI ,.-.I. l-...-- - ,--
w "''
WORRIED DUNG the week to put the
membership campaign Of Tho Vir-
yiuin Good Js,aa ,,so.s,.to,,
80 80
'' $3.50 ~ Pc VIII meet ''daF az cam
paigr headquarters. SIT East Main.
for tr.. con,,u5fpr. Iurc,,.o, .,,,d r.,r
,inal reporrs Nnrl ~, nt,,lniS,il, ~
the outcon,. :trJ i,Ii.v. 49,, y.J,n,
nil ,hc ,,,c,uGarahirs scc,,,"d h.,N.c
boon ch.clrd ~, n ,yi,l H., ,nu,,, L.,
Richmond mas ra,rtcJ 49, rnaI
t.unchcor ,y.u bc scry.I al, o..In|itt
Four .ddItioDal i'm ,,,.mh.r.l,5,.
at sluo ,y-r~n .,r,to,,rc1l =. ~ l,,,!
con 10 nnirl, ILL.,. - =; - ,.'I,,.,,,,I
'rra-I, tia; H.. wanna ,,i,.. n,,, :, s;n6
mcmbcrsIip In a1i,rfnm In III. o,t,.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
GRANT FEW INCREASES
IN RATES TO '. R. & P.
In REFUSAL, State Corporation Com
mission Points to S.iS Per Cent
Return on prpU.Tty

In q decision hairlcd down ycstcr-
uiE ny the State Corporation Com
,nissiony tho Virginia hallway and
lower COMPANY wHS refused most of
.he increases in rates asked Tor. The
increases granted. it is stated We're
ior the purpose 81 putting tile fran
chisc OF II more scientific and mod
err basis.
tn" Increases wer. refused "u til.
grounds that ihc coup1uy ~ already
earning Sis per cent return on III.
! ...;.:s-rty which was valued At Sii,-
o"6.b BIC tho first OF January This -
exclusive Of railway property.
cancellation was allowed OF the
Spcclal rate ON exterior decorating
signs putting this business on the
regular schedule rate. Nn increase
Is allowed on storsg. battery current.
winch affects only thrc" Richmond
Trims. An increase was also granted
on amount furnished :" the largest
wholesale consumers. Tho only Eirh
mond concerns affected by this order
are the American Locomotive Works
and the Ola Dominion i-"n aud Sail
Corporation.
The company was refused permits
sion To cancel it, nirnt rider rate.
which is II discount f"r service be
tween o'clock ana e O'Clock but il
allowed to begin this service at {"
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
ilrl,crninn> Elect officers,

meeting Of the Ladies Auxiliary
Division No. =, of ia" Ancient order
OF iIibcrnianS. II was reported thai
tn auxiliary has completed Il very
successful year under the Leadership,
az its president. Mrs. Is Eahcn. who
has greatly helped the rest Of the
auxiliary to make this Irish relief
elected arc us follows Mrs. Katherine
Bah"u. president; Mrs. Bernard Smith,
vice pres idcnt: Miss katr oDwy"r,
treasurer: Miss Maymc Rc.rd"u re-
""r'l.HE secretary; Miss Mary Nc
MahOn. recording secretary, Mrs. :,
IobinSon sentinel. Miss Lizzie Nc
earthly, sentinel. and MISS Mary Nc
Nahon. secretary Of ia" National
Benefit Association. which is CON
nc"t.d with the auxiliary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
FIRE DAMAGES PLANT OF
CARY STREET CONCERN
Third downtown BIaEr III Neck
Two Ntar'us Sounded. Hut Loss
= Sn:If

:. Richmond had its third downtown
tir" "a :! week carly last ni@ht. when
The Noah Products corpur.I pIan,
at twelfth and cary streets was
badly damaged by flames.
Lieutenant kauary. of Engine No.
a. was the firSt 10 discover tho Game.
and turned ia tho alarm
ON the third floor OF tin" wreck ID
building there il - small platforms
punt for IN" storage of paper ana
BOXES used in pack ing White Il -
not known definitely whore ia. N.Y.,
started chief l:aif" and - - Whi,o-
mead. a siockho!d"r in tho comranI
WI" was WORKING ON TIA" FIRST ilu"r
when The fire hgok" ont both * /.
pres the up:niun that tho fir.
pru"ahiF originated in those paprrs
fnuf streams OF water W.r, ,iUi.l, D.
~ thfoWi on the blaze. which was
'Ntiheuishcd IN very short tim"
owners OF the Noah corpOratinr
wcr" unabl" to ostimatr laS, MIMI,
ia" damag" done. Whlo tn. ,ire
Ipuchcd Only the TOW floor. water
"a'nas" on TIA" floors hollow Mill add
considerably 10 til" total loss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
WOMEN VOTERS TO SELL
RICHMOND PRODUCTS
Fir>t uuartcrI! Meeting of LEAGUE
Held .c>trrin! Afternoon at
Jefferson Hotel

! Ac hrSt quarterly business meet =
,u- OF tn. Richmond League %.
:. omen Voters took place yesterday
afternoon at tho jefferson Hotel. a
preventative number OF members
being present 20 hear III. reports OF
work for Tn" three months since or
gTu.2aiiun.
Vt the request Of Mrs. Frank l..
iohsom. W. :. WoodsOn ccntra! reg
istrar appeared before the mcctin.
90 urge upon the members present
the Importance OF reminding the un-
registered that less than two months
remniu.
The league decided to conduct 81,
an early date nest month q Depart
ment store" Of Eichmond made prod :
uuts. Mrs Charles l. Lee being a2-
pointed general chairman OF this en-
icrrrise Serving with Mrs. Lee are
Mrs. ". Il. catlett and Mrs. J. *.
Bowman. Chairman Of committees
for The various departments are:
Richmond mad, goods. Miss Lucy
Mason. Mrs. I? =. Minor. airs. stuart
MichauN: pictures. Miss Nora iIous-
ton, Miss .\i-l" clark; j"wclry. Mrs
J. Stuar, Reynolds hooks. Mrs. q.
Harvey Clarke; millinery. Mrs. bal
ton, shoes, Mrs. Carter Wormelcy.
Miss Helen Stockdell WAS appointed
to ycl"c, 4 committee ON toys. Heads
~ other departments Will be AN
upIuGCl later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
TO DEDICATE DEBT-FREE
WESTMINSTER CHURCH
Services in Presbyterian tdiiicc
sunday Ia Commemorate Dis
Chnr@c nf A!l Obligations.

The membership %. the Wcstmlu-
ster hy;"ran rnuren corner
I-rk and DAVIS AMENITIES OF which
Rev iame- Young Fair is pastor.
81 d"d Tie building az the II
.e!2oN service tomorrow morning
Ihs chGr D Is Gully paid for. and tho
'a'o for me dedication has been r.
Gently arranged.
Til" d'dicarory sermon viii he
rroacn'1 hv Rev Graham Gilmore. OF
th' Tlaking Springs spyterian
Church who .p-du revival SOP
:ic"s .u Westminster Jas; winter. i
comm >S!ou - East hanover PraShy-
terry organized tho cuur,n Jon Marcii.
1883 " 'h 'N-u,F-e iGhi members and
TWO elders B"fur" 'hIs time Il VAS
miss .ou ot in, l.r-t Pres ytcri;tn
EarruH ANA wa- located at sycamore
and Cars streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
MUST FILE STATE RECORD
IN ADDITION TO FEDERAL
%tat- Auditor Uf Public Accounts Cali.
Attention tn Income TIA,
PROV iSi0uS.

a.. !."" Moore. stat" Auditor OF Pub
Accounts. Yesterday cmpha zcd
IN TACT tAht every person iirm or
corporation who hled "A Federal in
com" tAN statement must also lille
one with the state.
Ia addition. all individuals Mos,
Ss"SH income last year exceeded 81.
geo. aud all husbands and ,vivrs WIN
Incomes "GEr"Sat!nG more than 81
>p, nUSt lie e state RETURN
MI Moore also called attention to
~ I'IaitE med ny the statute for
Ir hAS sent his Instructions to tn.
commission" OF revenue. thu local
'oardS of revenue, local boards Of
and 'hoS" viii d" furnished mon ,,r,.
plicatiou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
LITTLE BUSINESS BEFORE
CITY COUNCIL NEXT WEEK
Easter Period VIII he slow Exccnt
Tor several ConIu,ittcc
Ncctfu,.s

Mess Spec.a! meetings are called.
Ihrl" VII be little doing in council
n'1hir circles Easter week. ON Mon
day afternoon at I O'Clock tn, Isl
name" Committee will mc.: to CON
S!d"r The budget. on TUESDAY night
~ G!nCM iurc" meetings are SEIZED
urea Utilities. Claims and Finance
IA" latter being tho regular meeting
night Of The uuancicrS
ON Thursday night the Buildiur
90" '"mlnisSion viii meet at s
clo'h he Finauc" Committee Will
mold meetings daily. it is probabl.
until IN" hNdg"r i completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
EXPECT FAVORABLE ACTION
SOON ON WELFARE BUDGET
Finnn"r t"nniitrc Has "rurtiralIy
Completed consideration rf bill
levy iIuurtuI ~ J'rs~acr

7 II FINe 100 'UUNIlli"n OF IItN
Council! yrsterday practically com
plct"d Is consideration 81 IN" fca e
lures 90: the budget pertaining :" the
DrpIrt'uoU, 90 Pubic WcIfar" WhiIe
tho meeting Was held ia closed Sos
Siuu. and nothing was ready =" h"
given 80 TN" uuu!ir. IL j. uuit" prob
able Bond issI- may be- worked ont
to he'll. ii.r department.
IRE cauu.tic, will proceed with
cou-id.ratE OF Tic document at I
u'clpct. Monday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
CATTLE FOR FAIR MUST
PASS TU6ERCULiN TESTS
state Veterinarian Gives KuIin- on
tdini>>ihiliiy ~ tninaI> for
i.Nhibit This Fall

~. yr 81" -sary rCr AL. cattle
sAhioltsd 80 tN. Virginia fairs dur
..ns ~ coming SEASON 90 pass both
tN' stat" AND Federal tuberculln
tests p- i a.. Fc-uoyhoGgh STAT
Veterinarian YVES ASKED by tn. sec.
I '5m " H. 81 Far N.soela-
'"ri !a= ta" 5'''.- viii, on ayhiNitfon.
"nf n.~ sucEes' was that no cat
u" Sh"I.a ..- a'luw"d 10 ,ut-r unless
ny came from al accredited herd
'HeFe ate now $50 accredited ar-ds
- INC state I'' hrrpiuc accredited
m" chiiI" must pass ;w0 official am
IT," tests "- 'nr"o s.mjauuual TX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
RECOMMENDS LAWYER AS
PROHIBITION INSPECTOR
nSrr>Nnnn Slrmp Hooks u"bcr, 4
anderson. or S'n!thr '.urt!. for
fo>itiOn Now Nnr:.nt

R"n"rt y. Anderson. .awy.r %.
Sin! h" County aud Il member of 10.
ii"HS" Of Delegates for several terms
OF prohibition Inspector t. st,....,i :;
* t'fdmc. resigned. by cougr.ssmnu
stomp. according /" a report ycstcr-
VIZ; Andere"n has always been u
popular neur" with his marty no
served as minority leader during his
last two terms In the House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19

- ~ I.Us.rhl'H uIc'ur" iNlk ON IN"
!"i: 81 christ" viii hc given 10y :.
Is. MCk"o. OF tn" local Y. NJ q. A.. at
tn" fairmouut Methodist Church To-
morrow might a. Tho regular ser
VIC" hN special request of the pastor
Of tn" church Rev :. l.. DumvijIa
tn" address wi!l cover the principal
incidents N The nj" of Christ. and
vii! be illustrated 10y SIXTY stcrron-
tiCuB slides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
To- and Tonight
in Richmond

First annual track meet. How
H"tFs Ar"' T.. NJ
Boar directors. Travellers
i ','.'.'' Association. $50 l.. NJ.
lance. Country Club OF Virginia,
$50 l.. NJ
Nutuihobllc SHOW. Grays' Arm
o:y. II y. NJ.
Straud-dark.
academy -vaudcviilc, 3. :, 7:I5
and "a l.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
ItrnI ESTATE Transfer.

Tie West Broad street Rcalty ana
Insurance Corporation has hougnt q
parcel ~ land "u West Franklin
S'rr"' ." feet east Of Cleveland
street, from Elizabeth : Dunstan.
The property fr1nts Franklin street.
81 I-"t. and extends back lot f.ct
The pHrchas" pric" $ given - So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
Iinn"r Ricb,,,,,,, Ma,

fhil'p ;. Powers. general agcn: for
tnr ocean Acciden, and C;unrantn,.
corporation aud for the \mrricun
surety company. OF New York. has
been appointed a director OF IN.
casualty Information Clearing House.
inns IS regarded as an honor to tn-
Richmond man. who is v;.,.,,r.s;d.,,
al the Insurance Federation of Amer
lea The board OF directors Of tho
Clearing House includes Presidents 90
hvc OF ia" largest insu.nnc. con-
panics liz the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
Marriage License issued.

clerk Walter christian yesterday
issued marriage !ic"ns. 10 Nlhrrt
&. Wimhcriy ana Alta NJ. M"dkin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19

HUNDREDS OF users voluntarily
testify to the good results obtained
from Times Dispatch Want Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19

| Included are White Mcrcrriled
ONfo:dS and Woven Stripe Mad
AT &3.15
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-12
S. III. S. Notes

The orchestra furnished music for the
assembly Friday morning.
Eva Denton of MoIrisville was visit
or at Stowe high school Monday.
Supt. c. d. Howe vas visitor at school
Thursday and gave an intelligence test in
the upper class.
The program for assembly Friday morn
ing was in charge of Beatrice Pike and
Dorothy Shepard. Mrs. c. E. Hayward
gave short talk on thrift. A duet was
sung by Mable Sleeper and Floyd Collins
and the program closed by singing Let's
Fight for Stowe High. "
A reunion of the Stowe high school Or
chestra was held at the home of Dorothy
Barrows, Saturday afternoon. Those
present were HiIdegarde Smalley, Louise
Morgan, Hortense Shackett, Dorothy
Barrows, Miss Southland, director, Donold
Douglass. Richard Chase, Clifton Stafford,
John Boardman and Douglass Barrows
Dainty refreshments were served and all
went to the pictures in the evening.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-12
S. of V. Auxiliary

The Womens' Auxiliary of the Sons of
Veterans held its annual installation cere-
mony at G. A. R. Hall on Tuesday ever
ing, Mrs. Hannah Taylor acting as install
ling officer. The following officers we're
installed. President, Laura Saxby; vice
president, Gladys Woodbury.; chaplain,
Lillian Sulham; treasurer, Myrtle Meach
am; secretary, Belle st. Louis; Guide
INA Atkinson; asst. guide, Laura Phil.
lips; color guard, Florence Hamilton:
Marian Baker. Following the
ceremony, refreshments were served and
a social hour enjoyed.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-12
ODER Hill

Bernice Lapan of Johnson is working
for A. w. Lanpher.
Julius Wescomb has finished work for
A. W. Lanpher.
Miss Thelma Hines returned to her
school at Burlington Monday.
Mrs X. G. Currier resumed her teach.
ing in the ODER District after the holidays.
Vernon Gates of Eden visited his aunts,
Mrs. Y. A. ODER and Mrs. E. c. West
over, last week.
William Riley and family have move
to one of the American Mineral Com
pany's tenemeuts.
MIR. and Mrs. V. "A. Ober spent New
Years with their daughter, Mrs. Chellis
Collins, at Johnson
William Coolidge and Charles Lambert
are drawing logs for c. W. Stafford from
the Cleary lot to Johnson.
Myron Lanpher has moved his family
back to the mill-house, from Berton Lam
piers at North Hyde Park.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis, who teaches at Wa
terbury. passed few days recently, with
her nephew. V. A. ODER, and family.
Mrs. Hobart Manning has commenced
the winter term of school in what is
known as the ODER Hill District Monday
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-12
Johnson Grange Notes

A goodly number of patrons gathered
at the Hall, Jan. 6, for an all-day meet
ing. Officers reports and other business
occupied the morning. A fine dinner was
served at II 80.
After dinner the new officers were in
stalled by Past Master Earl Butler, assist
ed by Miss Ina Barrows. A short pro-
gram followed The next meeting will be
held on Thursday, Jan. 20. The program
follows
Song by Grarge; discussion, is the
automobile really help to the average
farmer?" W. F. Sinclair, P. s. French, O.
H. Wilson and w, F. Waters; reading,
Mrs. Wood; Grange tidings, Alma Davis;
music, Evelyn Lambert; paper, What
things are favorable in this community"
H. o. Stiles; recitation, Ralph Davis; Pa
per, What things are against this COM
munity?" Ray Barrows; humorous story,
E. W. Griswold; recitation, Nina Davis;
surprise feature in charge of Florence
Davis and Belva French. Meeting to be-
gin at 8 o'clock sharp.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-12
WATERVILLE

Miss Leda Schotield is visiting in Hyde
Park.
Representative Beard was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Oscar Shattuck has moved into house
recently purchased of Mary Fairbanks.
Orrin Emerson of Hyde Park visited his
aunt, Mrs. Maude Schofield, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Constantine are
the parents of twin daughters born Jan
uary a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leach of Bakers,
field visited Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Ewens-
Sunday.
The prayer meeting on Thursday even
ing was held at the home of Mrs. Ella
Ewens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Thomas left Tues-
day for New York to visit their daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Shat.
tuck, and sons, Edwin and Albert
Thomas.
There will be Missionary Concert in
Guiding a missionary pageant entitled
''The Torch Bearers" in the Union
Church next Sunday evening at seven
O'Clock. Everybody cordially invited.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-12

| which have recently been liled with the
secretary of State at Montpelier The
company is organized for the purpose Of
doing a general mercantile business includ-
ing the sale at wholesale and retail of feed,
flour, groceries, sugar, farm products, hard
| ware; clothing, boots and shoes, paints and
oils, automobiles, ETC., and is capitalized at
$4,000. H. E Shaw, the senior member
of the firm. began in the mercantile bust
ness in the employ of Miles, Mcmahon
and company, where he worked for seven
years. receiving for the first year his board
and $4,000 He started III business for
himself in September, 1895, with less than
members of the new company are Mr..
Shaw's older son, Gale H. Shaw who has
been employed as bookkeeper in the bust
ness since completing a course at the Low
ell, Mass, Business College in 1915, with
the exception of nine months service in
the U. S. navy during the World War.
Mr.. Shaws daughter, Miss Ruby D. Shaw,
and his brother in-law, Geo. w. Gale who
has been Employed the business 16years.
Mr.. Shaw, who is one of Stoves leading
citizens has other business interests, in
Guiding a large lumber business and but
ter package mandatory and al interest in
the Stowe Butter Package company.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-12
North Wolcott
Artie Russ is on the sick list.

Artie Russ is on the sick list.
Elmer Stoddard lost valuable horse
recently.
Bernice Childs returned to her work in
Craftsbury Saturday.
Ben Denton returned home from New
York last week Monday.
Curtis Farmer was a business visitor
in Johnson Saturday.
Mrs. Will Gay OF Elmore is working for
Mrs. Clinton Spauldiug.
Rev. Mr.. Akers of johnson preached
at the M. E. Church Sunday.
c. w. Griffith was a business visitor
in Morrisville one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvia Clark and little
daughter visited friends in Craftsbury
Sunday.
Gene Wheeler and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. Homer Parkhurst, Satur-
day, in Craftsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Wheeler visited their
Mrs. Ella Jones, in Craftsburv
one day last week
Willis Churchill went to Burlington.
where he is taking treatment at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, last week
Ernest Andrus and son, Alton, while
drawing wood to the house the other
day, when the sled went into hole and
throwing them off behind the horses feet,
but all came out well.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-12
WOLCOTT

Mrs. W. o. Davis has returned home
| from Jericho.
| Mrs. Harriet Hubbell was in Morrisville
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. r. Bickford was a visitor in
Swanton Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Hayford was IN Morrisville
the last of the week.
John Benson of Underhill was visitor
in town the past week.
W. D. Pangle and wife of Stowe are
guests at Amos Boardman's,
Roscoe Woodland has rented rooms and
moved into the Wolcott House,
Clyde Edridge is i'll of pneumonia.
with trained nurse in attendance.
Rev. Frank Oldridge officiated at the
NJ. Z. Church in johnson Sunday,
G. E. Haskell leaves the last of the
week on business trip to Boston.
Frank Edridge was called to ALBANY
the past week by the death of friend.
A sister of Mrs. w. G. Reed from St.
Adams is visiting at the latter's home.
II. B. Parder of the Leach Store was a
business visitor in Morrisville to-day.
Miss Bernice Bailey returned to her
school in Johnson the first of the week.
f. II. McGinnis of Essex Junction was
business visitor here the first of the
week.
Mrs. Esther Murray is confined to b
room with severe cold and hear
trouble.
Frank Potter went to Burlington Sat-
urday, called there by the illness of Hars
ley Shattuck.
Representative w. o. Davis and wife
spent Sunday with their son, c. NJ. Davis |
and family in Williston.
Mrs. Eugene Bailey of Stowe has been
a recent guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Schotield.
David Robinson of Essex Junction has
purchased Mrs. j. w. Parker's place here |
now occupied by w. L. Richardson.