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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13
LICENSE SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 1922

than five. .,...: :..7...7.z... 100 Where five 'and less than ten ..,........., loO Where ten and less than fifteen ......-.,-#..=.... zOO Where fifteen or over. 250 .32-ELEVATORS--E a c h person, firm or corpora ton selling or install ing hydraulic. steam, electric or hand-power elevators. or repairing same. as principal or agent. where annual gross business is less than S15,000 .,..,...... 100 S15.O00 and over r..... 25O b NJ LOY NJ D NIT BU- REAUS-S Labor Agent. IS3'-E N c | N E E R. CIVIL, MINING, CONSULTING OR MECHANICAL EN GINEER OR SURVEY OR-Each person. firm or member of firm do- ing business as,..... 25 I34-ENG2AVERS- PHOTO ENGRAVERS - Includ- ing manufacturers of etchinss and half-tone printing cuts, where an uual gross business Is less than sS,000....s.. 20 sS.000 and less than S5,000 ........s.,=.=..=... S5 S5,00o and loss than $10,000 .......,.=..=.-.-.., DO Sl0.000 and over. ..=..,#., 65 f35-ENHIBITS-O shows of any kind. outside of H. eensed hall, except reg ular circus, license to be fixed at discretion of the President of the Commission. t36-EXPRESS COMPANIES Each person firm or corporation doing bust ness as an express com pany, commercially en- gagged in business in the city and receiving and sending package to and from the city, to and from any other point in the state, not including revenues derived from interstate m m r ce, where annual gross busi- ness is less than $10,000 100 st0 ooO and oyer....... 500 f37-F ERTILIZ FER FAC TORIES OR MANfPU- LATORS-Each person, firm or corporation con ducting fertilizer fac tory in the City of Bir mingham, when princi- pal business. s..=,..#.t..=.=. 300 Each m nu f a t Il Ter maintaining sales offices in the City of Birming- ham when factory Is outside of city. 100 19s-FERTIITzERS- 10 q c h dealer, agent or person selling, when principal business .....t.,-...=.2.++ b5 When not principal busi- 1ss--FIRE AND WRECK SALE-Where stock and fixtures average not more than $7,500.,..-,.. 100 s25,OOO ............... 25O Over s25,oO0. 500 Provided any merchant who offers for sale in the same building with other regular stocks any fire or wreck stocks of merchandise shall keep said regular stock and fire or wreck stock sep arate and distinct from each other. anf each such merchant shall place on the the articles comprising such fire or wreck stocks distinc- tive price tag, viz; q red tag upon which shall be printed the fact that such article is part of such fire or wreck stock, as the case may be.
 If0--FISH AND OYSTERS W holesale or retail Each person. firm or corpora tion, where no green meats are sold. and where gross annual busi- ness is less than $500. 15 $500 and less than $t,000 25 s1,0O0 and less than S1,50O 35 s1.500 and less than $2.000 .............,. 50 mn and Iaea than
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13
ORDINANCE NO. 77s.C
An Ordinance to Prescribe and Fix Licenses for Businesses, Occupa- tions and Professions nthe City of Birmingham, Alabama, for the Year 1922.

 Be 1t ordained by the Commission Of the City of Birmingham, as fol- lows:
 Section 1. That the following be and Is hereby declared to be the sched- ule of licenses for the year 1922 for divers businesses, vacations, occupa- tions and professions engaged in or carried on in the City of Birmingham, Alabama, and each and every person, firm. company or corporation engaged in any of the businesses. voca ations, occupations or professions herein enumerated shall pay for and take out such licenses, aud in such sums as are herein provided, to-wit: l-ABSTRACT OR TITLES.
 Each person. firm or
 corporation making ab-
 stracts of title without
 title insurance. ......s 10000 1-ARSTRACT AND TITLE
 COMPANY Which
 guarantees. warrants or
 insures land titles, Each
 parsons firm or corpora
 ton conducting each.... 15o.oo 1ADDING MACHINES -
 Each agent or solicitor
 for or dealer in...... 10000 s-ADVERTISING - Each
 person. firm or corpora
 tion advertising on the
 streets with banners.
 floats. cartoons or any
 other means. where no
 vehicle in used, provided
 not more than threeban-
 ners or persons are per-
 mitted. per week. 1000 k-ADvERTISTNG Each
 person. firm or corpora
 ticn contracting for ad-
 vaxt1sing ia street ears.
 where gross annual busi-
 ness Is less than $5,oo0. 5000 5000 and less than
 s1O.ooo ................ 10000 sis.ooo ................. 1sO.Oo $l5,00o and less than
 s3o, ,ooo ................ aoc.oo sss,ooo ................ aBo.oo ,so.ooo ..........,..... soo.oo sso,o00 and less than
 ssS,ooo ................ ssc.oo 33s.o0o and less than
 s4o,ooo ............,.... 4oo.oo s4o.oeo and over ...... 45o00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13

96-COMMISSION MFR CHANTS-Each commits
 sion merchant or agent carrying stock, or re- ceiving, selling or han ding consignments of goods or merchandise, not otherwise licensed, shipping to such agents or dealers from places or points outside the state. or distributed from warehouses in the city -..,..' 97-COMMISSION MFR CHANTS-Each com mission merchant or agent carrying stock or receiving or handling
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13


 %40,oQ0 ~ s4o,ooo and over ....... 4s
 It shall be unlawful for any street railway company to allow sdver- tisements to be placed in ears owned, controlled or operated by such railway company until license is paid and obtained as provided in this para graph; and any street railway company or any person. firm or corpora ton violating the prov isions of this paragraph shall be fined not more than One Hundred Dol lars. -- Each vehicle advertising on the streets with banners, floats or cartoons. or any other means. pro- vided not more than three banners or persons are permitted, per an- mum ~ Per wagon, each week. AGENTS Each person, firm or corporation engaged In contracting for advertis- ing or conducting an ad- vertising bureau or agency BILL BOARDS - Each person, firm or corporation us- ing. leasing or supplying biiiboards for advertis- ing purposes. in addition to bill posters and conn fhercial sign painters and show card writer's license, where gross an- nual business is less
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13

than s25.Oo ............. s5.ot 151-FRUIT P ED D LE R.
 Each fruit vegetable or
 produce peddler in
 wagon--each wagon.... 50.0t t52-FRUIT PIE D D LER-
 Each fruit. vegetable
 and produce peddler with
 basket or hand cart
 Csame prohibited in fire
 limtts) .............. 15.o' 153-FRUIT TREES-Bach
 itinerant vendor In fruit
 trees. vines, shrubs or
 plants of any kind. 1o.nf l54--FUR DEALERS OR
 DEALERS IN FURS-
 Any person, firm or cor
 poration dealing in furs
 as principal business or
 agency ...........,.... 500, | ACEs-Eaeh blast
 furnace where no coke
 ovens are operated in
 the city limits. B000 0t (Each stack or furnace
 shall constitute a blast
 furnace within the mean
 Ing of this section). 15s-FURNITURE OR FIX TURES-Each manufao-
 turer or agent for house
 or office furniture or
 store fixtures. .... 85 0t 157-FURNITURE STORING
 Each person, firm or
 corporation engaged in
 the business of packing and storing furniture or
 other household goods
 or goods of any nature
 for consideration,
 where no warehouse H.
 cense Is paid. 50. .ol l5S-GAS-Eaeh dealer in or
 agent for liquid or car
 bonie gas, oxygen, am N monia, etc, or other
 chemical gases. z5.0l l59--e1As - Each manufso-
 turer ..,...........,.. 25o.0t 1 160-GAS COMPANIES-Hach
 person. firm or corpora
 ton engaged in the bus
 mess of operating a gas company or gas works
 or plant for supplying
 gas for Illuminating and heating purposes, two
 @ per cent of the gross receipts of such bust
 ness for the preceding year. I GASOLINE FILLING STATIONS (INCLUD-
 ING LUB BRIC A TING O1LS)-Each person.
 firm or corporation. con dueting each, where
 gross annual business is
 less than s1.000. ...... 1o.Ut
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13

AND DEAL ERS-Each agent. dealer for which agent, dealer or business q specific license is not provided or required by some oth- CT section or subsection of this ordinance Is less than s2.b00 ............ [ 2.5oo and less than
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13

$4.000 and over. ,..,... 175.00 141-FIVE, TEN OR TWEEN ) TY-FIVE CENT STORES
 Each store operating as a five and ten cent,
 or five, ten and twenty
 five and dollar store,
 when principal business,
 each separate store.... 10000 142-FLORIST---Bach florist.
 or dealer In flowers or
 agent .........,......., 35-OO 143--FLYING JENNY-Con-
 ducting each, week. or fraction thereof ,... 1000 144-FOREMAN OR SUPER , INTENDENT Each foreman or superintend-
 ent of building or con
 structon work, where
 cost of improvement
 amounts to more than
 $500, and where same
 has not been let by con
 tract ..,.............. 25.Oo 145-FOUNDRY, FABRICAT-
 ING PLANT. MACHINE
 SHOP, BOILER WORKS,
 PIPE SHOPS, WELDING
 WORKS OR RADIATOR
 PLANTS--Eaeh person, firm or corporation con ducting fabri icating
 plants. foundries. pipe shops, radiator plants. machine shops. welding
 works or boiler works,
 not connected with rail- roads, employing less than 10 men. n..,..t....,. 5O.Oc 10 men and less than 25
 men ................. 1oo01 25 men and less than 50 men ................... 15o.6o 50 men and less than 100 men ................... 10000 100 men and less than
 200 men ............... zou.VV 200 men and less than
 goo men .-..........,.. 3OU.Ou 300 men and less than 400 men ,............. 4O0OO 400 men and over. ..... 500.N0 146-FRUIT AND VEGETA- 2 BLES-Each fruit and vege tabl e wholesale
 dealer other than com
 mission merchant and
 wholesale grocery dealer 75.o1 147--FRUIT AND VEGETA-
 BILE BROKERS-Each
 fruit and vegetable brok- , CT CT dealer selling from
 cars or railroad tracks
 in addition to all other
 license (watermelons not
 included) ..,........... 60.09 Melons from car. each
 car 1pu 14s-F RUIT,. BAN Al AS.
 WHOLESALE ach
 dealer in, when principal
 stock ................. 25OoO When not principal stock 5000 149-FRUIT STANDS-Each
 fruit stand inside of
 store, when fruit is prin-
 cipal stock in trade 65.00 150-FRuIT-E c h tail
 dealer in fruit, when not
 principal stock in trade. Q and when stock at any
 time amounts to more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13

In excess of s600.000 ... l25.00 37-BARBER SHOP = Each
 chair set up, whether
 being operated or not... 500 SS-B AR BER SUP P LY
 HOUSE-Each person.
 firm or corporation con
 ducting ..............,...I 10000 39-B A EB A LL - When
 played by professionals
 and admission charged.
 no license to be issued
 for less than one year,
 where police are fur
 nished ................. o50.00 4O--B A s F B A l. l., AUTO-
 MAfIC - Each person,
 firm or corporation con-
 ducting m m n t known as automatic
 baseball. each plaee.... 5000 41-BASEBALL MATINEE
 Each person, firm or
 corporation where an admission is charged.
 conducting each ....... 25.0O 42-BASKET MANuFAC-
 TURERS-Each ....... 5000 4s-BATH HOUSES-Each
 ratatorium or Turkish
 bath house ............ zs.oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13

| l2Z--MANU FACI OhbR oF DENTAL SUPPLIES Each PRUDENTIAL SUPPLIES- Each transient, per month .,,,.....-..... 124-pFTECTIVE-Each per son, firm or corporation ton operating detective agency ...........-.... 70 125-DIREcTORY-Each per son or firm making, compiling, selling or of- fering for sale. 10 126--DISIN NEE CTA ANTS -Manufacturers off,. 10 DOCTORS-See Physi- clans. Surgeons, Dem lists. Osteopaths or Chirepodists. 127-DOLL OR BABY RACK Per week ............ l ,2s-- -DRAYS-Each dray, cart or wagon operating one horse With two horses. ..,... 2 Uncluding those who haul by load. day or contract for hire or re- ward).
 l29-DROvERS OR DEAL FRS IN HORSES, COWS OR OTHER LIVESTOCK 15 13o-E RIG LIGHT COMPANIES-Eac per- son, firm or corporation engaged In the business of operating electric Light m p n IS or plants for supplying lights and electric pow CT, two (2) per cent Of the gross receipts or such business for the preceding year. 131-ELECTRICI - Eacn person. firm or corpora tion doing business as or soliciting electric work, where less than three journeymen electricians are employed. .......... [ Where three and less
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Floyd Lincoln and Mrs. Bet
tie Lincoln were in Flint Monday, on
business.
Mrs. Roman Gere was struck by
an automobile Sunday evening about
7 o'clock in front of Hymen's black
smith shop. She was returning home
after accompanying her daughter to
the store Of C. C.. Beeman where she
Is employed and was walking on the
right side of the road. Mr.. Spencer
who lives north and west of Montrose
did not see her because of being
blinded by the bright lights of car
coming from the opposite direction,
and so his car struck hes knocking
her down and breaking several ribs
and injuring her spine. The driver
Of the car stopped and took her to
her home in his car. He also
helped to secure medical aid. She is
now reported to be improving nicely.
Mrs. Chas. Dyball has received a
very nice gift of grapefruit from Mrs.
Mile Meeks who is spending the
winter in Florida.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17

Mrs. George Blaine spent the lat
ter part of the week in Flint.
The children of Neal Galbraith are
on the sick list.
Mrs. Ed. Wright of Lawndale, D.,
was called home by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Geo. Whitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Corbett and Mr..
and Mrs. Louise Whitman of Fenton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitman OF
Flint spent the week with their faith
err, Geo. Whitman.
Nina Lewis of Flint is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Vern Tooles.
Mrs. Archie Sears spent Thursday
with Mrs. Belle Leonard.
Mrs. Homer Coselman and daugh-
ter, Ninalynn, have returned home
from a weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. Perry Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Holden Of Mt.
Morris spent Sunday with their son,
Claud.
Frank Leonard and family spent
Sunday with Burt Sucks family in
Pine Run.
A dancing party was given at VIM.
Beamish's Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Clapp of De-
troit spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Guy Whitman.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17
ARBELA

Fern Caryl spent Sunday with
Ethel Welch.
Miss Sarah Currier spent last week
with Mrs. John Dowd of Birch Run.
Mrs. Calvin Monroe and son, Ken
meth, spent Tuesday with her mother,
Mrs. Fred Currier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brewer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sims spent Sun
day with Mrs. Sims of Birch Run.
Ted Morris and family of Flint
purchased the late VIM. LOOMS farm
and moved there recently.
Henry Smith Of East Tawas spent
Monday with Clyde Garvin and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Terryah Of Lin
den, Mrs. Minnie Morey of Detroit
and Mrs. Chas. Richardson of Mil
lington spent few days with Chas.
Hunt and family.
Mrs. Horace Hinkley entertained
her last Red Cross Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hinkley have
rented their store to Neil Frost OF
Arbela and expect to move to Clio
soon.
Miss Ina Hunt is visiting relatives
in Linden.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17
MATRIMONIAL
Taylor-Wade

On Saturday evening last, at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage IN
Clio, Miss Ellen Taylor, daughter OF
Mrs. Ada Taylor, of Clio, and Mr..
Russell Wade, son of Edw. Wade, OF
Montrose, were united in marriage by
Rev. A. T. Camburn. The bridal PAIR
were attended by Arthur Taylor,
brother of the bride, and Miss AMMAN
Habkirk, and following the ceremony
took short honeymoon trip to near
by points. The bride is charming
and popular young lady and the
groom is an enterprising young busi-
ness man of Montrose in which place
he conducts an extensive drug busi-
ness and is held in highest esteem.
That the happy couple may enjoy a
long and happy life and enjoy all
manner of prosperity will be the SIN
cerest hope of their many friends.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade expect to begin Housekeeping
in Montrose in the near future.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17
THETFoRD CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Neal are
spending few weeks with Mrs. Ed
mund Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fuller spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lloyd Geiger.
Mrs. Jennie Sanford and Mrs. A..
M. WILDER spent last Thursday with
Mrs. Frances Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Totten, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Jones of Flint spent
Sunday with Mrs. Edmund Boyce.
Mrs. Bernice Harrison and children
spent Monday with her mother.
Wallace Rogers and sister, Miss
Hattie Rogers, visited at East Tibet
ford, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred WILDER spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Johnson of Mt. Morris.
Several from here attended, the Re-
vival Meetings which are being held
in Mt. Morris.
The funeral of Mrs. Geo. Whit
man was held Sunday. Mrs. Whit
man was loved by all who knew her
The family have our deepest SYM
pathy.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17

The revivals being held by Rev. p.
H. Kadey and his evangelistic party,
in the Auditorium, are drawing large
crowds and the revivalist is general
ly considered to a most interesting
and well posted talker on bible topics.
The musical features of the meetings
are also said to be inspiring and
charming.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Plum and Mr..
and Mrs. George Vickerman visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted.
Hackney, Tuesday.
Are you satisfied with the station
cry YOU use? If not we ask you to
given our Lord Baltimore or Sym
phony Lawn trial. 1t gives salts
faction-Reid Bros.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17

Mrs. NJ. C. Doyle who has been
quite seriously i'll for sometime past
is now considerably improved and
was able, a day of so ago, to take
tea with the family at the table. This
will be good news to Mrs. Doyle's
many friends all Of whom will hope
that she may continue to improve un-
til entirely well.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Lenore Corwin and Miss Phoe-
he Willis Of Detroit spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Corwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Shaw and three
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay kath-
burn took dinner with Raymond NIX
on and wife, Sunday, in Flint.
Mrs. Emily Setchfield, OF Fenton,
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. 9. ii.
Reed, and family.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-25
"WORKED LIKE MIRACLE"
SAYS SYRACUSE MAN

Of the causes Of dyspepsia and mdiges~
ton Mr.. Jacques compounded this
formula and secured prompt relief
Then he began to sell the capsules in
his drug store The results were so
uniformly satisfactory and the demand
grew 50 large that the capsules arc
being manufactured and sold on a
large scale to relieve the stomach ills
Of the general public
Jaques' Little Wonder Capsule, are
quick sure relief for Indigestion, dya
pepsia, constipation, heartburn, sour
stomach, hatulence, dizziness after eat
ting and biliousness There is no fuss
or bother, you simply take one or two
capsules and swallow of water,
Prompt satisfying results are guaran~
teed or money refunded
On sale by Frosts Pharmacy, 50
Main St., Mddlebury, VT; or 60 cents
by mail postpaid for II days supply
from Jaques Capsule Co, Plattsburg,
N. Y.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-25
WEYBRIDGE

Mrs. c. M. Baker, who recently re-
turned from the hospital, is rapidly
improving.
Edgar Austin and Lloyd Hayward
of Middlebury College spent the week
end in town
Lorette Thompson is home from her
school in McIndoes Fails for the
Thanksgiving recess
The high water caused by the recent
rains took away about one-hali Of the
cofier-dam Friday night
Evelyn Warner, who recently sold
his place on the bow to the Hortonia
Power company, is moving to the vii
lage
Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Child, who nave
spent the summer at Lake Champlain,
have returned TO their home io- the
winter.
Miss Winnie Warner closed her
school at the monument and spent the
remainder Of the week with he sister
in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Adams and
daughter Flora, OF Charlotte are
spending some time with Mrs Adams
brother, Fred Roscoe.
H. A. Boeis, w. T. Sturtevani and
Chester ingalls,, superintendent o. the
Hortonia Power Company works here,
spent the weekend at Lake Champlain
duck hunting.
Celia, daughter Of Mr. and Ms a.
s. Warner, who was taken suddenly
i'll last Wednesday was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital where she vas
operated on the same evening 5v- APP
pendicitis. She is doing well
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-25
EAST MIDDLEBURY

The lucky deer hunters were VIII
Albee, George Leno Harry Laque and
Harold Kline. -,
Miss Gladys Lott Of New York City
came Monday to spend Thanksgiving
with her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Worden, Miss Minnie Hayden and
their mother, Mrs. Hayden. She will
return to her duties Thursday night
Harry Parks OF Wells was killed by
his own gun while hunting in Mt Ia
Dor last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Day, Mrs. w. w. Turner and Mrs.
Elmer Fem went Monday to attend
the funeral Tuesday He was a cousin
of the Day family He was " years
old and leaves a wife and one child,
The ladies of the Guild gave the Rev.
+. b. Holmes, rector OF St. Barnabas
Chapel, a farewell reception Monday
evening. They presented him with a
$40 gold piece H. appreciation of his
good work here for the past four years.
lie made a few remarks of apprecia-
ton. AS Miss Gladys Lott OF New
York City was present and was called
upon and kindly gave a reading which
was much appreciated by all, after
which a cafeteria lunch of sandwiches,
doughnuts and coffee was enjoyed.
Thirty-fve were present.
Presumably the son of the man who
used to hitch his wagon to star now
simplhes solution of the speed prob
lem with higb-power autombile.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-25
Praises JaqueS' Little Wonder
Capsules for Dyspepsia

II have suffered considerably with
dyspepsia for the past four years un-
til | heard of and was advised to
try your LITTLE WONDER CAP
sules, and they worked like a miracle,
as I am now able to eat everything
without any bad effects. am recon-
mending your LITTLE WONDERS
to all my friends"
This is an exact copy Of a letter
written by + Manning of 954 Lancas-
ter avenue, Syracuse, N v, to the
Jacques Capsule Co., Inc.
Jadues Little Wonder Capsules were
originated by W. B. Jaques, a promi-
nent druggist Of Plattsburg, n Y,
nearly 20 years ago He at that time
suffered with severe stomach trouble
and tried many remedies without re-
lief After making an exhaustive study
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-25
SUDBURY

Mrs Fanny Jenks and children a1e
recovering from illness.
Mr.. and Ms E. W, Parent were IN
Fair Haven last Friday
Mrs Alexander Of Hudson FAILS IS
visitin grclatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook were Dust
ness visitors in Burlington Monday.
Mr. Ryan Of Orwell visited his
daughter, Mrs William DisoTda sun
day
Freeman Jerks, William Diso-da and
Herman Bissette each report shooting
a deer
The first and second degree, vii be
worked on large class OF candidates
Wednesday night at the Grange
Mrs. Leslie Burt and daughter,
Edith. have returned from Middlebnry
where they visited their sun, Mrs W
II Stokes
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-25
RIPTON

Mr.. and Mrs, Chauncey Beaman
were visitors in Bristol the 10Th
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Sparks have
been in town for the past week visiting
at the home Of ID. w. Smith,
Mrs. Celista Jennings is in New Ha-
ven for a few days, stopping at the
home Of her brother, Mr. Pullman who
is in poor health
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
their next meeting December | with
Mrs. Edison Day. The ladies are re-
quested TO come early.
The successful deer hunters here in
town were Milton Huntley Grant
Hodges, Hoyt Dimmick, Phillip Sparks,
and Ernest Thatcher. Several deer
were shot here by outsiders.