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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09
WHITINGH.AM.

Frederick Rogers visited his aunt Mrs.
Thurner in Springfield. Mass, this week.
Sawyer 5 mill has been shut down sew
eral days this week on account OF low
water.
G. w. Kentfield has bought Mrs c. III.
Wheeler ; saddle horse for his daughter
Dorice
Several from here attended the auc-
ton at Wolf 5 store in Jacksonville
Monday
Mrs. Fielder 5 sister from New jersey
came Tuesday night TO visit her at the
Page farm.
Miss Leah Gillett returned this week
from three weeks visit with her aunt
Mrs. Morehouse in Bridgeport, Conn.
Work on excavating for the tunnel
at the dam is progressing we'll lhey
have $50 feet of its length well under
way
4 number of the workmen at the dam
have been i'll with the prevailing dis
temper. DIR. Walsh of Readsboro at
4 good number attended the town
meeting in Jacksonville Tuesday. L.
II. SAWYER took over big load with
his work team.
Mrs. Ernest Murdock. Mrs. Charles
Van. Leon Wheeler and mother. Mrs,
Lucinda Wheeler and George Tuttle are
among the sick ones this week
Enrol Putnam has finished his course
at an automobile school in Philadelphia
Pa. and returned home. He is helping
his father. c. E. Putnam, at present.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Harrington visi-
ted at Mr.. Farrington s brother s, Fred
Harrington. in Wilmington two DAYS last
week returning home Sunday afternoon.
Thc school in the GilIett district
closed Friday. The teacher, Miss Pearl
Faulkner, treated the pupils TO maple
sugar on snow with popcorn, pickles.
and deughnuts in the afternoon. The
school room boasts Of a sand table, new
scrim curtains and organ cover besides
an amount Of interesting school work
done during the short stay of the pre-
sent teacher, and all hope to have her
return next term.
The many friends of Cecil Carpenter.
of Readsboro were saddened to hear of
her untimely and sudden death in Spring
field, Mass. last week Miss Carpenter
had been teacher in DIR schools for
several different terms and won many
friends by her pleasing and winning
WAYS. Cards were received here few
weeks ago announcing her marriage to
Harold Craven She had been suffering
an attack of influenza and died sud
denly of heart failure.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09
MllitingI,an.

clerk. William D. Canedy; treasurer. f..
\. Temple; selectmen. VI. \. Butter
field. H. A. Wheeler. James Harrington :;
listers. Wayne l.. Fowler, c. Il. Morse.
w. H. Hancock; auditors, w. 5. Allen.
j. F. Dorst, X. ~ Rossmeisl; collector
of taxes. town treasurer; first constable.
III. G. Reed: second constable, X. \.
RosSmeisl; road commissioner, j X.
Gillette: overseer of poor, selectmen !:
school directors. l.. III. Murdoch. Lillian
Stetson. Clara V. Sawyer: grand juror,
Il. f. Shippee; town agent, William ID.
Canedy. town tax voted for all purposes
S3.15 highway tax voted, 30 cents !:
school tax voted. S1.J0
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09
Halifax.

Moderator. H. \. Learnard: town
clerk and treasurer, III. L. Goodnough !;
sclectmen. 4. \. Lcarnard. Frank III.
Stone. J. Niles Plumb; listers, G. II.
LeaFnard. A. A. Fairbanks. Carl Wood
ard auditors. Lila Crosier for three
years. f, B. Hubbell for two years,
Bertha White for one year; collector
of taxes. treasurer: constable. George
y Chase; road commissioners, Carl
WOrden. Bryan Warren: Overseer of
poor w. W. VIM: school director,
Paul D. Crosier: grand juror, b. @.
WOrden town agent. sclectmen. The
article i'm the town meeting warning re-
lating to the appropriation for defray-
ing the expenses was omitted 50 it was
not voted on.
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Putney.

Moderator George d. Aiken: town
clerk. \. NJ COrser; treasurer, II. l..
Bailey: seIectnen. j. J. Knight chair
man, {. y. Poland, Robert Loomis list
ers l.. +. Fuller, +. Il. Hannum, ID. III.
Smith; auditors, T. s. Hewitt, 4. NJ.
Corser, \. L. Robbins; collector of taxes,
treasurer; first constable. Henry o.
Cobb; second constable. Thomas Car
penter; road commissioners. George II.
Braley, {. III. Wyman; Overseer of poor,
III. o. Cobb school director, Mrs Henry
Frost grand jurors. G.. L. Aplin. Ray
Buchanan, NJ. Eugene Robbins: town
agent. selectmen; town tax voted $500
highway tax voted Al cents; school tax
voted. S1.0J; other business, appropri-
atcd 81 for permanent highways.
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CiuiIfOrd.

Moderator. A. G.. Gallup: town clerk
and treasurer, Emery F. Evans; select
men, L. f. French. G. y. Sessions, Ho-
mer l. Thomas listers II. II. Winches-
ter. Louise Whitney. A. G. Beals: audi
tors. r. C. Ingraham, James Thayer,
w. Y. Fitch: collector of taxes, treas
urer constable. W. II. Higley; road
commissioner. w. T.. Higley: overseer of
poor. w. e. Worden; school director.
Charles H. Evans for three years; grand
Jurors. Earl Jaqueth. l.. f. Quinn; town
agent, Fred AshwOrth: tax voted. total.
S3.3S: highway tax voted, 80 cents
school tax voted. S1.3O.
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Wilmington.

Moderator Eli III. Porter; town clerk
and treasurer. o. Z. Butterfeld: select
men. W. q. Bishop, II, III. Fox, +. Il.
Boyd listers, o. II. Jones. f. +. Titus.
i. 5. Bellows; auditors, J.. ]. Fitch, f.
II. Porter, II. ID. Medbury collector of
taxes. treasurer: constable. Paul Whit
man: road commissioner. H. w. Jacobs
overseer of poor, selectmen school di-
rector. Merton +. Barber; grand juror,
F. s. Bellows; town agent, selectmen
town tax voted, S1.70: highway tax
voted. 40 cents; school tax voted, S1.50.
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Graft0n.

Moderator. Mason \. Walker; town
clerk and treasurer. J. Henry Stoweil;
selcctman. ]. w Davis; lister, Frank
". Wilbur: auditor, Francis 4. Palmer !;
collector of taxes. treasurer; constable,
Jay w Eddy; road commissioner, Frank
Smith; overseer of poor, Alfred Holden ;
school director. Miss Abbe Palmer !;
grand juror, F. \. Palmer; town agent.
J. Henry Stowell; town tax voted. S1.J0 :;
highway tax voted, % cents; school tax
NntCd. 81
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09
when rattIesnakes are out,

side winders are in" There is no close
season for snakes. danger or distress
Maybe is omnipresent. Safety is i'm
possible without Insurance. and lnsur-
ance means the meeting of your mind
with our corporation. Talking about il
won't do. A prospectus is not policy.
You must act. National Life ms. CO., OF
Vt. (AIutual)
#. C. DIMES. Special Agent
BrattlebOr0, Vt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09
Marlboro.

49, Moderator. G. II Adams town clerk
and treasurer, f. =. Adams; selectmen.
\. c. Adams, II. +. Adams. G. S. Adams +;
listers. c. II. May, II. .. Thaycr, +. l..
Hopkins; auditors. II, NJ. Eames. ID. y.
May. Harold Whitney: collector of
taxes, Erwin Akley; constable. Erwin
Aklcy road commissioner, l.. B. Pow
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09
Town Meeting Results
Athens.

Moderator. +. l.. Saith town clerk,
H. H. Carr: treasurer. Fl. j. Hastings :;
selectmen. &. l. Pratt, \. NJ. Kelton.
f. L. Knight: listers. H.. l.. Carr. III.
J, Hastings, G. A. Swan; auditors.
Minnie Smith. Hattie Clark, Ethel v,
Powers; collector of taxes. contable ;
sam smith; road commits
sioner. Sam Smith overseer of poor
w. \. Wynan; school directors, Ned
Wyman. c. H. Woodland. Guy Powers !;
grand juror. r. $. Kingsley; town
agent E. s. Kingsley; town tax voted.
$500: highway tax voted. 30 cents
school tax voted, S1.40. Unanimous
vote in favor of legislative economy.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09
Dover.

Moderator, Fred f. Ryther town
clerk and treasurer, Leon T. Boyle: Sc
lcctmen, D. F. Fitch, o. c. Bolster. +.
f. Yeaw; listers. F. L. Ryther, j. J.
Snow. j. G. Brown :; auditors, Bert b.
Collins, c. j. Upton, Warren \. Lazelle !;
collector of taxes Leon L. Boyle; con-
stable, +. f. Yeaw road commissioners.
Dan NJ. Hale. c. r. Upton: overseer OF
poor, selectmen: school directors, c. NJ.
Moore. f. H.. Johnson. Lillian Prouty
grand juror f. e. Ryther; town agent
Fred H. Johnson: town tax voted.
$1S5: highway tax voted, 40 cents
school tax voted % cents other bust
ness, voted unanimously in favor of leg
iSlative economy.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09

ers; overseer of poor, L. p. Howe:
school director. +. ID. Starkey grand
juror. III. f. Whitney; town agent, III.
j. Eames town tax voted, 81 highway
tax voted, S120; school tax voted,
HS1.SO: other business, 81 voted for
emergency.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09

HOME DRESSMAKING-H had
several requests for instruction in home
dressmaking, Miss Ida Putnam viii take
a limited number of pupils who wish to
learn how to use patterns, the proper
methods of sewing, finishing, etc. Apply
to Miss Putnam at room II, American
building before March IS. 40
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09

SALESMAN to cover local territory
selling dealers. Guaranteed salary of 500
week for right man. The Commercial
Radium Co, Fifth Ave. Bldg, New York.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-Room on floor with bath.
81 High st. 7-tf|
TO RENT-Two-room apartment.
furnished; spring water. Tel. 617M.
2-tf
To RENTING furnished rooms,
hot and cold water and toilet Not for
light housekeeping. 30 South Main st.
Phone 1S1-Y. 1-tf
AVAILABLE FEB. "a pleasant
sunny six-room apartment with modern
John E. Smith. Il West
ern Ave Tel. 34W or S3S-W. 1-tf
TO RENT-Furnishe room with
heat electric lights, toilet, hot and cold
water, private outside entrance. Tel.
46T-R. GA Green st. tiff
no RENT-After March s, to small
quiet family, a pleasant convenient tene-
ment. bath. garden if desired. Inquire
Mrs T.. A. Cox, 152 South Main St. 5-tf
TO RENT-A large, furnished front
room, centrally located, suitable for two
business women. Breakfast privileges in
the kitchen if desired. J. NJ, care Re
former. 6-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09

POULTRY SUPPLIIGS-Buc and
Newtown Coal Burning Breeders, Cyphers
IncubatorS and Breeders, Drinking Foun-
tains and Feeders. Write for prices.
Gordinier's Seed Store. Troy. Y. Y. 81
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09

CHIROPRACTOR-D Otto Rysse at
DIR. G.. f. Lanes office, ~ Elliot street.
Telephone 613-W. Office hours, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, %, 6-S
y. IN. I-tt
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09

LOST-At Latchis Theatre Wednes-
day evening bill folder containing money
and government papers. Finder kindly re-
turn papers to Reformer Office and re
Ceive liberal reward. 3-tf
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MAGAZINES AT LOWEST PRICES
Write me about what magazines you
want for the coming year. 1 can get them
for you at money saving prices. Mrs. q.
NJ. Love, Magazine Specialist, South New
fame, VT 1-tf
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statesmen, Agents. Advertise. Sell
candy to store keepers. Big pay. EXpe-
rience not necessary. f. hurn, 721 Wal
nut ST. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ZIG
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BARGAINS IN MAGAZINES
favorable terms on single subscriptions or
on reduced club rates. Send for booklet.
Brattleboro News Co. 1-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRESSMAKING-A A. L. Brown,
81 Maple st. Tel. 236-N. 10
CHIROPODIST-Dr. Briggs at DIR.
Bailey's Office, 207 Barber block, phone
6O6. Residence. 439-J. 1-tf
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LOST

LOST-A small black and white kit
ten. Answers to the name of Dandy.
Finder please return to orwner or notify
Mrs. r. w. Cudworth, II Horton Place
$40
LOST-AIonday afternoon between w.
Brattleboro academy and Home for Aged.
fountain pen. Finder please return to
Robinson's Printing Office or Tel. 772-N.
S-9%
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WANTED.

pIoSnitaI 4-tf
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PIGS FOR SALE-Eighty-fi Berk-
shire and Chester cross. seven to eight
weeks old, and SO Chester and Yorkshire
cross, same age These are Il very choice
lot of pigs. VIII ship any quantity COD.
on approval. Price, 81 each. A. NJ. Lux
206 Washington ST., Woburn, Mass. 6-S
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FOR SALE-Stock and horse hay,
Green Mountain potatoes, second run
maple syrup, poultry colony houses,
6xS it. also White Leghorn cockerels.
Scott Farm. Tel. 227-Y. 5-tf
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FOR SALE-Ten horse power General
Electric Alternating Current electric mo-
tor, formerly used to drive cylinder press
In good condition. Taken out to make
room for a variable speed motor. Also Il
quantity of shafting, cones, pulleyS. etc.
Low price for cash. Inquire of Il. I'll.
Crane, Manager Vermont Printing Co.,
BrattIeboro. 1-tf*
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-31
WEST POINT

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.)
WEST POINT VA, Dec. 3U.-Thc
community Christmas tree. which
was held on sunday evening a; I
o'clock, was a marked success In
every way. Under the directions OF
u committee from the kiwanis CLUB.
assisted by committee Of women
WITH Mrs j. w. Marshall as chair
man. "a beautiful tree was raised on
the corner of Tenth and II Streets.
with the usual decorations
ON saturday evening Il truck load
Of toys. the Eift of the West Point
Furniture factory and number OF
baskets were distributed through the
community At the appointed hour
large crowd gathered around tho
tree and the service began with a
professional around tho tire. singing;
come AL Y" Faithful ana carrying,
lighted candles.
Ncv. L. : Ellis. OF the Raptis,
church. was master Of ceremonies
Addresses We're made Ivy Rev. y II
Hardness, Of the Methodist church
Row Father Jakubowski. Of the cath
Ole church, and R"v. !. :. Ellis Kew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-31
BON AIR
Especial to The Timos-pispatch. |

Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
Ron AIR. VA. Dec. 30.-Maury
Johnston spent the Christmas holi-
days here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Johnston.
Miss Edith Hazcn has returned
from charlottesville. whore she has
been visiting Mrs. II. 6. Burnct
Miss Edith Conner and Gregg Me
Neil. OF Minneapolis. are the guests
Of Ms. IL. Il. Mcneil.
Miss Margaret McClucr Is in Bal
timOrc visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
win rinkcrton.
Mrs. W. H. Sncad and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Sncad have returned from
Clover. where they were the guests
OF Mrs. Andrew Malm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Maryc, Lr..
OF Pulaski. spent the holidays with
Mrs Burton Maryc
MIR. and Mrs. James Gillian and
little Bates Gillian have returned
TO Lynchburg.
Mrs. Susan Hopkins. who has been
visiting Mrs. stephen Cowan. has,
returned to her home in Crozct
Mr.. and Mrs. Quick. of LynchburE.
were the guests of Mrs. y. IL. Deck
ems. during the holidays.
Edward Conway. or Orange. Is
spending some time with his sister,
Mrs. Albert Kirkland.
Rev. w. G. Pace is visiting his
mother. Mrs. w. W. Pace.
Misses Jimmie and Anne Flippcn
are spending "a few days In Dunn
barton with Mrs. Hugh Flippcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-31

Ct Salem. Lieutenant IIalplne and
family are eli route to Pensacola. to
which point he has been transferred.
The Christmas dance was given by
the young men Tuesday night and
largely attended. Quite Il number
of out-of-town dancers were In at
tendance. while the school folk,
home for the holidays. were very
much In evidence.
Dr. and Mrs. II. IT, woolling arc
spending this week at the Doctors
old home In Fluvanna County.
MIR ana Mrs W. w. Alrricnd. OF
Henderson. y. G., and Miss Sarah
Alfriond. OF Dante. Va. are visiting
IN" family OF their son and brother,
Rev. w. j. Aifriend. at the rcctory.
General and Airs. James Maccill.
OF luchnond. are tho holiday guests
Of their daughter and son. Mrs. w.
w. Cha'iin. and G. l.. Macgnl
Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Lowman hayo
with them for the Christmas sea-
son, Mrs. T. O. Mccormick and baby
and Miss Ruby Lowman. OF Pittsyl-
vanih County. and Mrs holster
Bates. Of Graham. their daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. DUNLAP ana
two daughters. of Hinton. W. Va.
ar" visiting Mrs. Dunlap's mother.
Mrs. Joseph G. Wysor.
Dr. and Mrs. Holmes ROlston have
Win them for the vacation period
at the mans" their children. Miss
Frances RolstOn, Richmond: Mjsg
Jhcquclinc Kulston. Agnes Scott COL
I"Sc. Decatur. Professor Theron Raj
stOn, West Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-31

Mr.. Fiat. OF the Christian Church
sang solo and the Christmas carols
were sung In an impressive manner.
At the CONCLUSION OF tho services an
orcrings was, taken for disabled sol
| dicrs. Members of the different
| choirs of the town accompanied by
i number of others. went throughout
| the town singing carols before the
homes of those shut in and many
others.
Miss Irene Gary. OF Washington. is
spending the holiday with her
mother Mrs. Mamie Kirby. She has
as her guest Miss Marie Gsrhwind. or
! Utica. y. y. hcssrs. James Green
leaf. OF Portland. Maine. and George
Karl Kuchl,hou. of West End. Wis.
Misses Ella stage and Thclma IIar-
! man. OF Richmond. will spend the
week end with Mrs. Kirby.
Miss Meade Field who is teaching
in Alexandria. is home for the holt
days
Earnest Thrift. Lewis Milford and
Jack Marshall were in Richmond
Wcdnc Sday. whore they took part in
the Corr Burke wedding.
Miss Frances Bland entertained a
number OF friends on Wednesday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. sheldon Ware. OF
New York. are visiting In tho home
OF their sister. Miss Josephine wnro
Miss l"nc Smith. of Newport News.
Is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Chand-
Ter
Rev. l.. S. Ellis is spending some
time with his mother in Salisbury.
Md. this week.
MIR and Mrs II. g. Garden and
Miss Ellie Garden spent the holiday
with their sister, Mrs. Albright. in
Washington
The Womcn's club nf West Point.
Will he entertained by Mrs Crosby
Thompson. OF Euclid Heights hos
tess for the occasion. "a; the Masonic
Temple. ON January LIST at $50. The
husbands and guests OF the members
are invited. as well as the Monday
Club. their husbands. swccthcarts
and house guests.
Miss NJ. y. Lipscomb was tho gucs,
Of her mother. Mrs. Willy Lipscomb.
Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. y. l.. Savage and
children. OF Washington. spent
Christmas with relatives in town.
Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Wha!cy and
children, of Henderson. y. G.. Mr.
ana Mrs James Fyic and baby. OF
Raltimorc. and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Is
Smith tor the holidays.
Miss Matilda Reese. OF Richmond.
is visiting MISS Clara Thrift
Claud Waicntt, John Gordon Asher.
Kendall Keller. Charles and Joseph
Humphrey ar" home from V. l.. t.
for Ia" holidays.
Dr. Thomas Humphrey. OF McKcu-
MY. Va. Is spending Christmas witn
his parents.
Mr aud Mrs NJ T. Chandler ana
daughter. Elizabeth. sa"nt several
days this week with tn. formers par.
'nts. MIR. and Mrs @. NJ. chandler at
Chestnut Grove. New Kent County.
y. J BaEhy. Of Baltimore. spent
Christmas here with his family
Miss Louise N"alc entertained on
Tuesday AFTERNOON
Miss Polly Gary was hostess to Il
number Of hcr friends an Tuesday
evening at her home on - street.
Mrs =. j. Roberts visited Row. aud
Mrs T. w. Hiilings In Rtc/noud this
wcck
Mr. and Mrs Henry poumcad OF
Richmond. spent the holiday with
relatives in West Point
Mrs Henry Houehan's piano class
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HOLIDAY SEASON
ACTIVE At ASHLAND
Scores Of Homes EnIivcncd
bv Lads and Lassics Back
From School.
Especial to The Times dispatch !

tc,or{q, ,p III, 'rincS-Disnat,l, !
AsurAxD y, 100 an Mr. ana
~. I,,,.s Gov wor. ros,s -, rri.
d,,. ,i,r, s,- mo I5o,~,s CHM
lrss Mamie Kcrns ua,cber q,
p.nd.,,n.,,a.on Institute p,nvnic
) ''' : ''S '' '''' ''''''''S' ~ "'"
Airs $. G.. hatcher.
MIS- Edward Muller. OF pal,imcr.
e VISITING r4- sister MIS- Frank nav
and li. Jay
Miss Elizabeth McHNerc was tho
recent guest ~ friends in Richmond.
r- ami Mrs r.rl, ,,,x ara sno,. i.
'"- some '.'"' ~" '''"''\'S j" 'front.'
Royal.
Sir. ana Mrs Rutherfoord Fleet
,....,..,.a ,r. r.,~r,.t So. a., ,oN,,
-.
on Wednesday, evening Al an Attrdct-
Ne dance. after which the hostess,
assisted ny Mrs charles NJ. Bridges
,,...,....
'ha 'fS. ,''''-' Is. u U'''''"sS' served
" '''...'.N s'''' course.
Tar Blu.ay, u Nortolk; Reed
B!lucse. ar N,wasA. \. j.. and VII
r..
''E-'N''' spent inc mondays mere
with " s., Laura EI.ucpr.
James Eah,-,. Of fnndoIah .Naco,
.,... -,, So. 49,, -.
'.l' $3.50 az" '"'N
Eo.triS " Woodland school, Phoe-
niEi', \ y. are here Tor the holt
GaEs VAIN t"e'F aunt MSS Luiee
49,, ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-31

gave n recital recently ut tho home
of Mrs l.. X. Treat.
MIR. and Mrs. II. B. Edwards arc
spending some time in Abingdon
with the lattcrs p-zrmts
Or. May Farinholt Jones. Of ,thc
State Health Department of Missis-
sippi is spending the holidays with
her mother. Mrs. Leila FarinhoIt.
Mrs. Leila Checker and daurhtcr
Elizabeth. is the guest of relatives
in town.
Misses Louis" and lIilda Anderson
spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Is.
H. Anderson AT Bcllviow, King and
Queen County.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bray and Eliz-
nhcth are spending the holidays with
relatives In King and queen County.
Ward Anderson. of Newport News.
is visiting his parents this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-31
PULASKI

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. Dec. 3O.-AIrs. \. H.
Hunt entertained Christmas after
noon In honor OF her sistor-in-law.
Mrs. w. g. Wysor. of Hlacksburg. :.
bride. and her sister, Miss Dorothy
Nysor. othcr special guests were
Mrs. George Il. Carnahan. OF the
county aud her Christmas guests.
Miss Ruth kann and Miss Helen
Murray, Of Pittsburgh.
Mrs Ellen o. Buiiard has as her
guests. Lieutenant &. q. lIaiplne and
baby. of California: Mr. and Mrs.
Eonrgc liang and Mrs q 4; Enllnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-31

during the ceremony Mrs. French
Hiaer %: Hinton, ". Va. played 80
Promise Nj The ceremony was
performed hy tho H.y. Murray H.
Mitchell. OF Central Methodist Church.
pastor OF TN" Drid. and groom. There
was a reception after tn. wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs HamricK viii spend
their honeymoon in New York city.
turchin-BniIry.
\ quiet marriage was solomuizc,l
az the home al Mrs l.emucl William
GAoa;hHn II +!o6 Forest hin Ave
nue al noon on Thursday, December
=. when her niece, Mis-, Caluhuruia
Anna Bailey became the bride OF
James Elmer Cutchin. OF Whitakcrs.
y. {. IN" ceremony was performed
by DR.. George W. McDanicl, OF the
F!rst Baptist Church.
The bride wor" au Imported gown
OF era? embossed canton crepe ana
carried a bouquet Of Suuburst roses
She was given away by her father
Samuel y Bailey. Her only attend
ant was Wilbur Chcatham. 90. Pc
tersburg. who acted as best man
The music vas rendered by Miss
Ell" Irving Prince, an aunt OF tn.
bride
The rooms we're bsau,ifully deco.
rated with ferns. white carnations
n"rcissGs. roses and Cathedral can
dies Ferns were used on the i'm
pEo"!sed altar, carrying out the color
scheme %; white and green.
reception followed tho ceremony
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Cutchin left
Tor q Northern trip.
v! and Mrs. Cu,chin will max,
t"e!T home IN Wh!takcrs y. c.