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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Steamships

Arrivsla.
New York, May l2.-ssnts Eulaiia. San
Francisco.
Kobe. May s,-Rangoon Msru. San
francisco: Biyo Msru. San Francisco.
Yokohama, May .. = 6imaloer, VAN
couver; Ixion, Tacoma; Ocean Prince. Ia
coma.
OepaTtuveA.
Yokohama. May s.-Arizons Maru, Ia
coma: Benrinnss, Portland. Ore: Him.
alaya Maru, Tacoma.
Kobe. May s.-0eldsn state. San Fran
cisco.
Shanghai. May lo,-West Kader. Port
land. Ore: May II. Tenyo Maru, San
Francisco.
sydney. N. s. W.. May lo-sonoma. San
Francisco.
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6lattefy- -Hassenstab.
Oshkoah.-Miss Marguerite Elizabeth
Hassenstab and John b. Slattery were
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Graves Fund.
Lincoln--Hartington, Hastings. Tilden
and Lincoln were added to the graves
decoration fund during the last week,
bringing the total to $91.45.
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Reatrice.-J r. Thomas has purchased
the building and stock of groceries from
7. W. Samsel and has assumed charge o
the place.
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Hastings-The annual field day of Hast
ings post will be staged May ~. 1t will
be an open handicap and relay carnival
with events for all classes and special fea-
lures for individual representatives. Many
organizations have been invited to send
representatives
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All Service Men.
Gordon-The entire staff Of the Gordon
Journal owned by Dwight Griswold and
Joe Leedom, are former service men. Girls
wold who recently bought in, Is a member
Of the legislature
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Deaths
Mrs. ID. a. Gard.

Mrs. ID. A. Gard.
Burwell-Mrs d. A Gard, 76. died at
Milford. She came to Nebraska in 1873.
locating at Grand Island. They moved to
the unorganized territory now known as
Loup county. where they lived 10 years.
moving to Ord In 1883. The funeral was
held at Ord. under the auspices Of the
Eastern Star.
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All Veterans Night.
Aurora--Lester Harter post will hold an
ali-veterans night May II, In the form
Of smoker. Veterans of all wars the
q. A. r., Red Cross. Y. NJ. C. A., and other
workers have beer. invited.
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Mrs. Abby L. Gorin.

osceola-The funeral OF Mrs. Abby l..
CORN. nee Carnine. was held In this city.
near Angora. No one was at the place
when the fire occurred and Its origin Is
2 mystery. Members OF tho family be-
lisve tho fire was started from a gasoline
stove The deceased was former resi-
dent Of this county and leaves . husband
and two children.
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Loup City-Herman J. Johansen, chair
man of the board Of supervisors Of Sher-
man county and resident Of this COM
munity for many years, died at Q Grand
Island hospital, where he had undergone
an operation. He was a member Of the
and other organizations. and was much
Interested In good farming. being q we'll.
known breeder Of pure bred stock He
leaves Q wife and one son 49,.
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married ut the Catholic church. Rev.
Heinen officiating. Wedding breakfast
was served Immediately after and the
young couple 10 spending . few weeks
In Colorado cities.
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old she csma with her mother and family
to America and located In Illinois. In 1891
she came to Nebraska. and September G.
1899. she was married to John W. Reigle
at Pierce. She IL survived by her hus-
band and two stepsons, John Reigle. jr..
Madison. and Thomas Reisle. Mullen. and
two stepdaugh ghters, Mrs. Charles Anding.
Bradish. and Mrs. William Robbins. Msdi-
son; also two foster children. Albert and
Clarence Castner.
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Nh. Chr,.tina Z. keixle.

Mrs.. Christina L. ketEie.
Madiscn.--Christina Larson Reigle, wiie
Of John ". Reigle, died AT her nome IN
this city. Funeral services were held In
the NJ. E. church. Rev, Allen Chamberlain
officiating. Christina Larson was born Oc-
tober /. 1851, in Sweden. When years
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American Legion
VIII Observe Fourth.

VIII Observe Fourth.
York-The York post, host Of the i92:
state convention, will hold Fourth OF
July celebration that Is expected to raise
The Commercial club has given $500 to
the cause. Wrestling. boxing, parades:
baseball games and other attractions Will
feature the day, according to plans.
Radio Fund.
Lincoln - Nearly 800 has been sub
scribed to the auxiliary radio fund con-
tributed by is units in the state
Charters for AuxIiaries.
Lincoln-Permanent charters for auxil-
larry units have been mailed to Elgin,
Hershey, stuart. valentipe. Mitchell. Hay
Springs. Hemingford. Lexington. Gering,
Ruuhville, Arapahoe.. Norfolk and David
City. Temporary charters were mailed
this week to Herman. Bladen. North Loup,
Harvard and Palmer.
Install Radio.
Tilden-The radio set to be Installed by
the Legion post here will have radius OF
several hundred miles. both at the re.
ccivipg and broadcasting ends. The SET
is being installed in line with the radio
system planned by the Nebraska depart
mens
Plan Field Day.
Hastings-The annual field day Of Hast
ings post will be staged May ~. 1t will
be an open handicap and relay carnival
with events for all classes and special fea.
tures for individual representatives. Many
organizations have been invited to send
| representatives.
Open Club Rooms.
Gering-The new club rooms Of the posi-
have been opened and equipped to serve
members ~ home. A new piano wal
purchased, billiard and pool tables In
stalled, and . canteen, literally stocked
provides for Its revenue and convenience
VIII Observe Fourth.
Oconto---The American Legion post here
will conduct the Fourth Of July exercises
| arrangements for which call for an elab-
| contests. shows. a parade and kindred
events are being planned by the commit
tee In charge,
All Service Men.
Gordon-The entire staff of the Gordon
Journal, owned by Dwight Griswold and
Joe Leedom, are former service men. Girls.
void. who recently bought in, Is mamheI
Of the legislature.
All Veterans Night.
Aurora--Lester Harter post will hold ar
all-veterans' night May II. in the form
@. A. r., Red Cross. Y. NJ. C. A., and Other
workers have been invited
Graves Fund
Lincoln--Hartington. Hastings Tilder
snd Lincoln were added to the graves
decoration fund during tho last week
bringing the total to $S1.45.
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t. Paul Man New Head of
Mississippi Valley Body

Iowa City, Ia, May l3.-The 18th
annual convention of the Mississippi
Valley Historical association went
into history here last night when
the delegates terminated the session
with election of officers and a ban
quet.
Solon ]. Buck Of St. Paul, Mimi.
was elected president for the ensuing
year. Mrs. Clarence S. Paine OF
Lincoln, Neb., was reelected Sec
retary-treasurer.
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Callaway-Miss Celia ,Savidge, young
est daughter Of Joe Bsvidge Of Galway
died at her home here. She had been III
for some tine
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Kate Ann DOdendOrf.

West Point.-Kate Ann Dodendorf. S..
died at her home In this city. She was 4
native of Pennsylvania and moved Ia
West Point in 1877. Two sons and two
daughters survive
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J Cambridge-The Nethedists Of Cam.
bridge started this week to tear dowA
their old frame church In preparation tor
q new building. Members OF the con-
,gresation and pastor. are busy tearing
down tho old building which has beea
used for over 80 years. The new building
will be strictly modern. Services will be
held in the auditorium while the new
church II being constructed.
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Award Church Contract.

+ Aurora--The contract Tor The new
Christian church was let to Harvey F.
Wood for 322.6oo. He will order his ma
lterial At once and begin construction
The church will he erected on the base
.lncnt which has been built for 10 years
'iThe services OF the church will not BE-
irtertered with by ths construction OF
the supsrstructuPe
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C. C. Wolf.

Beatrice.-Ths funeral Of CgC. Wolf. -.
who died of injuries sustained In an auto
accident, was held in the Congregational
church at Cortland. He ID survived by a
widow and four children.
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Mrs, r, j, Barnes,

Clay Center.-Mrs. E. J. Barnes. wife Of
Ed Barnes, prominent stockman. died at
Fairfield. She leaves four children. Flu
neral services were held here with burial
at Geneva.
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Resigns Rank Position.

!. Tecumseh-Maynard Dunlap. son Of Mt
Rnd Mrs. g. A. Dunlap of Tecumseh. has
resigned the position OF assistant cashier
and member Of the board Of directors ef
the Bank Of waverly. waverly. Neb. He
il now employed in the Farmers State
hank OF Tecumeeh. Mr.. aud Mrs. Dunlap
have moved to this city.
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Business Activities
Military Store Sold,

MHtory store sold.
Bloomfield-Miss Il. l., Kisssling OF
msn 'i hs Ssu1ns psee sa' m. has
been owned and conducted by Mime
anolis concern for the past few years.
Miss KisslinE & employed in DR.. Neu-
mann's office at Wauss and will later
the business Mrs r.. A. clifford is in
charge In the meantime.
Open Service Station.
Deshler-L. M. Crawford Of the Fair
bury Battery Service Co. will open IN
week.
WIN Build Bridge.
tion Of q bridge over the Muddy creek
one-half mile west Of Verdon, was left to
the Allied Contractors, Inc.. Omaha, at O
cost of 3s,si5.+2. by the board Of county
Plan HllIing Station.
Beatrice--Ths deed Tor the sale of the
DR.. H. J. Troemper property to the Ma
seal R:ning eGmI:ny y,s Tss rsSSrd'd %Ss ~
sideration was $4,000, and the company
will soon begin the erection Of filling
station to cost that sum.
Grocer win Build.
Beatrice-W. J. PsnneE grocer, will be.
gin the construction Of new store build
ing within the next few days to cost ap'
proximately $4,000. The block will b
one-story structure and will replace
the old landmark which has been located
on the lot for 80 years.
Hold Open House.
Superior-The Dedds Ice Cream fac
tory held open house and a steady stream
OF people made their way there all day
All who cared to be shown through tht
plant were shown the process Of ice-mak-
ing and ice cream manufacture.
Oakland to Pave.
Oakland.-The preliminary work to paw
Ing IS blocks in Oakland has commenced.
and large part OF the grading has been
done and some Of the curhing laid. 1t
is expected that the work Of laying the
paving on Main street will soon start.
Banker Buys Movie.
Deshler.-Ed Rodenburg, assistant cash
ier In the Farmers & Merchants bank
has purchased the motion picture equip
ment Of F. J. Buntemeyer. The opera
house is being remodeled and arrange
ments are being made for the opening.
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WIN Build Bridge.

Falls City-Centract for the construc-
tion Of bridge over the Muddy creek.
one-half mile west Of Verdon, was left to
the Allied Contractors, Inc. Omaha, at a
cost Of Ss.si5t2. by tho board Of county
commissioner
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

- Miss HaSeI Atche*0n.
West Point.-The death OF MISS HAZE
Ateheson. 70. formerly Q resident Of this
My, and late Of Yakoma. Wash. was an
nounced there.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Nelse Nelson

HoIdrege. Nelson. a prominent
business man of Holdrege for many years.
home. Altoona. loo, for burial; the funeral
there was In charge OF the Masonic lodge.
Mr.. Nelson was for many years bookkeep-
er for the F. johnson company Mt Hol-
drege. Later he was In the grocery busi-
ness. The last two years he was book
keeper for the city light and water works.
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BurlinSton Extensions,

!, Falls City.--Plans fo- snlarging the
yards at Falls City. Table Rock, Munson
lsnd Humboldt were announced by the
burlington railroad The improvements
are expected to cost ab0uti $50, 900 and
will bring Improvement to many iaborers
of this vicinity
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ltadiO Fund,


Lincoln - Nearly 800 has been sub
tributed by Is units in the state.
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Instan EiRa Alaxm,

I Randolph-An electric fire alarm has
been installed by the city fire depart
.ment here to supplant the old-time fire
.lbeM.
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O,.r Lunch Ceupter.

Tecumseh-w. E. Deweese has moved
his family from Auburn to Tscumseh. MT
peweese has rented the McDougai build
ing and he Is arranging to open . luncl
and confectionery store.
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improvements 1t Deshler

/. Deshler-Thres cars Of storm sewer pipe
have arrived for the sewer in the Main
street paving district and several cars Of
brick and concrete are In transit gang
iof about so men are crowding the work.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Man Accused Of
Attacking Man
and Wife Fined
First Trouble Since War;
Says Chip" Who Once
Kept Six Policemen
Busy.

David Chip" Lee was fined $3.50
in South Omaha police court yes,er-
day morning.
ITS the first time I've been in
trouble since served In France dur
ing Ahe war OF 1917" he told the
judge,
Lee is the man who required six
policemen TO take him to jail sever.
al years ago,
Complained Of Attack.
lie was arrested on complaint Of
Barney Rovinski, %8i4 South Twen-
tieth street. who alleged Lee knocked
down he and his wife, Anna, who
just recovered from bullet wound
at the hands of burglars, during a
mixup at Rovinskis soft drink sa-
loon Tuesday evening.
Rovinskj testified Lee entered the
place and during an argument at
tackled him.
Tells Different Story.
Lee told the Judge he was passing
the saloon when a scufflc and me-
lee was in session on the sidewalk.
Rovinski rushed out, Lee said, and
he just pushed the pop merchant, not
even hard enough to knock him
down.
Police who remembered Lees
party. with the six policemen, told
the judge II Lee had Opened up"
at the melee there probably would
have been q number OF casualties
Lee admitted he had had several
drinks. but said he had been sick
and was taking the liquor with
ulin;ne
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Cakland.-The preliminary work to paw
ing SIS blocks in Oakland has commenced.
and a large part OF the grading has been
done and some Of the curbing laid. 1t
Is expected that the work of laying the
paving on Main street will soon start.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Grocer WIN Build.
- -"--
Mold Omen Hons

muAu OpcM Av0'
Superior--The Dodds Ice Cream fac
tory held open house and a steady stream
OF people made their way there all day.
All who cared to be shown through the
plant were shown the process of ice e-mak-
ing and ice cream manufacture.
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has been organized here, II II the inten-
tlon cf this company TO furnish atructursl
service In the operation Of eenerai con-
tracing throughout the middle sectioa
Of tho state. This company will be
nipped to construct school buildings,
warehouses. theaters. store buildings ho-
tells. atn.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Arapa ahos-Mrs. ]. W. Kimmel. rs, died
ut the family home, Funeral services
were held in the home. Rev. j. 4. Miller
officiating.
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Build Factory.

4 Columbus. and stanley Koziol
are erecting . factory building and inetali-
ing the machinery necessary for tho manu-
facture Of the Koziol patent husking hook.
Tho basis Of this new Columbus enterprisc
y q patented husking hook invented by
JOSEPH Koxiol
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

MISUNDERSTANDING June and con-
tinuing for three mon0e to hanks o.
Enirbury wiz close at instead OF
o'clock with Sue excep..so q saturday.
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Deshler.-Ed Rodenburg, assistant cash
ier In the Farmers & Merchants bank,
has purchased the motion picture equip
ment Of F. J. Buntemeyer. The opera
house is being remodeled and arrange
ments are being made for the opening.
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jacob Rist,

Table Rock-Jacoh Rist, rs, pioneer
resident Of Pswnse county. died at the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs, Sadie
Ray. in Lincoln. The body was brourht
to Pawnee City for burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Mlss veris Warthen.

Heatrice-Funeral services for Miss
Verla Warthen. trained nurse of this city,
were held in the La Selle Street church.
conducted BY Rev J. M. Darby. Two
nurses from each Of the three hospitals
were casket bearers =
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

HAY sprinss-rhe regular monthly get
together meeting ana banquet Of the Hay
Springs and Rural Improvement club ives
held at the Commercial hotel. Unusual
interest was apparent At this meeting ow-
ing to the presence Of the women boosters
OF the town.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Holdrege-C. s. Prime has disposed OF
his interest in the Ford garage to his
two partners. L. e. Chaddsrdon and c. 3.
Watson. Mr.. Prime expects TO open Z
garage at either Seward Or York.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
ADvkMrisEMENr.

Bee Wan, Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Tilden--The radio set to be installed by
the Legion post here will have Q radius Of
several hundred miles. both at the re-
cciving and broadcasting ends. The set
is being installed in line with the radio
system planned by the Nebraska depart
mene.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Andrew j. Uhler.
Benedict.--Andrew T. Uhier, ~, died at
the family home In this village, Mr.. Uhler
was . pioneer Of this part of the country.
Mrs. Robert Atkinson.
York-Mrs. Robert Atkinson, 49,, died
at the family home near this city. She
was born in Utica In 1873,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Nay nay Festivai.

Dorchester-The merchants Of Dorches-
ter staged q successful May day festival.
All places Of business were attired in May
day effect. Special souvenirs were given
Demonstrations OF feature lines were un-
der the direction Of experts and In the
evening curtains to the show windews
were raised and living models ~ well a.
many unique displays were shown.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Open Service Station.
Deshler-L. M. Crawford Of the Fair
bury Battery Service Co. will open an
electric service station in Deshler next
week.
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Iaundrx ~ Xxmere.

Wymore.--The work OF rsmodelng and
purchased by J. y. Carr for = laundry
plant Is under way. The addition u ~
KS feet and an engine room lsx2o. Mr..
Carr will give 24-hour service and II estab-
ritcry. Fifty people will ba employed.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Max HQFMaN,
Shelton-Max Borman, 30, famer liv.
ing a few miles northwest OF Shelton. died
suddenly following stroke Of paralysis
Mr. BormaH was born inn Germany and
came to this country with his father when
II. At the age Of II he located <on tbs
farm near here, where he bad resided
continuously since. He 10 survived by his
wife and two daughters.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Bulid Clsb Hsuas.
Aurora-Pians have been psrfectsA for
the new Country club building and the
contract will be let before long. The new
grounds lie Just east Of the city and are
high and slightly. The golf course will
be very attractive. Members of the club
have been secured In AT OF the towns
of HAMILTON county and many farmers
have asked for the privilege OF member
ship.
4. York-The city council have layed out
a new paving district and . new sewer
district. II will be about 60 days before
any definite action can be taken on the
paving project.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-16
BIG REGISTRATION RUSH.
Numbers from 100 to s7s Given Out on
First Day.

New automobile registration plates
had been assigned from 100 to SO at
the close Of the first day of registra
tion yesterday. Plates were zhipped
out numbering up to 400 and Others
were given out over the counter. The
plates are being mailed in new kind
Of envelopes, with pocket on the front
in which the car registration certificate
and operators license are slipped, the
name and address showing through a
window in the front of the pocket. This
system saves the Tags which have been
rearTanged in the secretary of states
automobile Office so that applications
will go down the line in order, expedit-
ing the service. The issuing of the
plates in order of receipt of applica-
tion is of great assistance in giving
service to the general public in issuing
their plates rapidly, according to CT.
Pierce, chief clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-16
ST. ALBANs STORES ROBBED.
Cigars, Tobacco and Money Were
Stolen.

ST. Albans, Dec. l6.-The grocery
stores Of M. +. Sullivan and Edmund
Charbonneau on Lake street we're bro.
ken into Thursday night and a guam
tity OF cigars and tobacco taken from
each. The cash register was also taken
from the Sullivan store and looted OF
its contents consisting of S77l. The
register was then left outside near the
door where it was discovered Friday
morning.
Entrance into both stores were made
through the front door. In the Sulli-
van store the plate glass in the door
was broken and the door was opened
from the inside. At the Charbonneau
place one of the panes of glass in the
door was broken and the thief entered
through the aperture.
This Is the third time the Charbon-
neau store has been broken into dur
ing the past few months.
Chief Of Police j. II. Mahoney re-
ceived a call from the farm OF State
Commissioner of Agriculture Ebert s.
Brigham on the Brigham road Friday
When one of the farm labor
ers entered the COW barn at o'clock he
noticed a man near the barn door. He
tried 20 hold the intruder but while
wrestling with him another man APP
peared and threw a milk bottle at him.
He missed and both men escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-16
ssrH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.


Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Hill were hon
estIy surprised last Thursday evening
at the South Barre grange when, just
before the close Of the meeting, Mrs M.
L. Towne asked permission to read a
poem entitled, Lines Written on the
Occasion of the 35th Wedding Anni-
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. James j..
HILL" The poem had been prepared by
C. l.. Pervier of Mortified, an old
schoolmate of Mr.. Hill.
The anniversary occurred on Dec. IL,
but Mr.. Hill, who is past master of
South Barre grange and very much in
terested in any work in that order, was
in Burlington at that time as dele
gate to the Vermont state grange and
was accompanied by his wife. Their
friends presented. them an electric lamp
as token of esteem and, although
rather overcome by the surprise, both
responded, expressing pleasure and
gratitude in a few well-chosen words.
Mrs. ID. M. Cutler also gave humorous
reading entitled, "0ur Wedding Day."
Mrs. Hill was formerly Miss Emma
Burrill and was married to MIR. Hill by
Rev. ID. G. Thatcher in Worcester. They
came to South Barre from East More
town IL years ago. Their daughter,
Alice, was born in Calais in 1889 and
is now Mrs. Harold Seaver of North
field, who has a little son, Hillard. The
son, Harry j., was born in Worcester
Feb. 2, 1891, and died Oct. z. 1918,
while in service with the United States
army at Camp Colt. Gettysburg, Pa.
Mr.. Hill has just been elected stew
ard OF Central Vermont Pomona grange
and Mrs. Hill will be the next chap
lain Of South Barre grange.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-16
Avviso.
BETHEL

A father-and-s banquet was held
al Harrington parlors last evening. at
which 81 men or boys sat down The
Universalist ladies provided an excel
lent menu. Rex. Albert b. Christv was
in charge Of the pct prandiAl exercises
There were responses from fathers by
Rev. W. c. Harvey. J. II Beckwith.
John J. Wilson and H. q. Allen and
from sons By J. Lawrence Kimball.
Daniel Wilson and II. c. Allen. jr. Ern-
est /. Rand Of Burlington. who IS one
81 the state probation officers. gave a
strong address.
TIE town basketball team met DE-
feat az White River Jurctiou Thnrs-
dsy evening b. score of o. % H.