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M i S S Nellie Merritt
Entertained in
Montgomery.

The Lion Tanners Club" a recently
organized society club, of Montgomery,
entertained very formally on Friday eve
ming at the home of Miss Mildred Stea-
gall complimenting two attractive visi-
tors, Miss Nellie Merritt, of Pensacola,
and Miss Leslie Dean, of Greenville, Ala.
The home was prettily decorated in the
Halloween colors and dancing was en-
Joyed until a late hour.
Those who enjoyed this delightful affair
were members of the club, and their
friends, these beilng Misses Mildred Stea-
gall, Nellie Merritt, Leslie Dean, Lucy
SteagaH, Julia Spratton, Thelma Lee,
Margaret Bailey, Alice Castor, and
Messrs. Bob Hanna. Neil Richardson,
Willie Yongene, Walter Holmes, Curtis
Vaughn, Jack Laurie, Bernard Lowrie,
Joe Sawyer, Carl Willis, Earl Stevens,
Harry Brunson, Frank Holland, Teddy
Hasood, E. Callihan, Lawrence Upchurch,
George Dean, Holman Lansford, Bill Dun
can, Malcolm McRee, Kinds Jones, Walter
Graham, Jack bloomington, Perry Bar
nett, Join Price and Bill, Merritt, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Saunders, Mrs. w.
]. Merritt, OF Pensacola, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Steagall, assisted in serving
delicious salad, sandwiches and iced tea
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, date of the annual meeting from May to
November, was voted upon, and unani-
mously adopted, also an article was add
ed providing for the admission of clubs
to the Federation, whereby the govern
ing board shall vote on the application
by ballot.
A resolution was adopted to go before
the County Commissioners and School
board, asking that the county Home
Demonstration Agent be retained, also
that Pensacola women be allowed the
privilege of using the Domestic Science
kitchen in the High School building for
their canning center. Representatives
from each club met and called in a body
on the School and County Boards; we
were received with utmost respect, and
our requests were granted without de-
lay, one more proof of the weight wom-
ems clubs are having in public affairs.
Miss Skinner is so full of enthusiasm
that no one can hear her speak, and re-
main dormant, and your president is
very sure each club has grown in
strength if not in numbers since last
May.
Pensacola Club invited your president
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WEEK OF PRAYER AT GADSDEN
STREET M. e. CHURCH.

This week is being observed as a week
of prayer by the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Gadsden Street Methodist
Church, and the ladies are meeting every
afternoon this week except Saturday, at
the church at o'clock.
On Monday afternoon, Mrs. L. e. No
bles was leader, while on yesterday af-
ternoon, Mrs. Rocear was the leader. At
the meeting yesterday, Mrs. W. P. Hurt
and her daughter, Miss Hurt, rendered
a pretty duet: "Only Remembrance By
What I Have Done" Every afternoon
Mrs. l. e. Mobiles leads the devotional
during the first fifteen and twenty min
utes Of the meeting.
The leaders for the remainder Of the
week are as follows:
Wednesday, Mrs. Nunnally.
Thursday, the Junior Missionary So
ciety, led by Mrs Thomas Briggs.
Friday, Mrs. J. B. Tiller.
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NATALIE MARQUES CELEBRATES
NINTH BIRTHDAY.

Sunday afternoon was a happy time
for little Natalie Marques for at that
time, her mother, Mrs. Joe Marques gave
delightful little party in her honor
at their home, 1914 West Garden street,
and invited about thirty of little Natalie
girl and boy friends to be present.
AS each little guest arrived he or she
was presented with a little pink cap,
which they placed on their heads, ad-
journing to the spacious lawn to play all
kinds of games.
Later they were asked into the dining
room to enjoy refreshments Of ice cream,
cake and candy, the color scheme of
pink and white being carried out in this
as we'll as the decorations crepe paper
being used effectively.
A beautiful white cake was in the
center of the table, and nine pink can
dies burned on it. About this was pink
coral vine, and fern, while at each end
Of the table were baskets filled with two
tone minis.
Those present were:
Anunciata Haley. Evelyn Handley,
Elizabeth Golay, Phylisee Humphreys,
Dorothy and Margaret Villar, Mary King,
Edith and Carrie Burkhardt, Dorothy
O'Connor, Christian Burgoyne, Margue-
rite Hail. Estelle Langford, Julia Hem
mer, Hi1a Faulkner, Julia Condor, Tibet
ia Wilkerson, Masters Henry Handley,
John and Hubert Weber, Joseph and
Hugh Anderson, Carl Hnote, Morissey
Marich, Gilbert Hubbard. Griffin Bran
don, Meredith Condor, Pat Hall and
Wilmer Marques.
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straight to the highest position you are
qualified TO take.
The daughter CT Paul Morton, at one
time a member of Roosevelt's cabinet,
Mrs Sabin grew up in an atmosphere of
politics and since she was IL years old
she has missed but one national political
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Gilman

Mrs. J. ]. Corcoran and daugh-
ter, Lila, are spending several
days in Glenn Falls, N. Y, visit
ing friends and relatives.
The farmers in this vicinity are
busy tapping their sugar orchards,
taking advantage of the warm
days. A good run Of sap has al.
ready been reported.
The schools in town closed last
Friday for a vacation of four
weeks and the teachers have gone
to tneir respective homes. Mrs,
Fanny Bill to her home in South
Lunenburg. VT, Miss Alice Reed
to Concord. Vt, and Miss Mary
keliher to Bethel, Vt.
A goodly number from Gilman
attended town meeting in Lunen-
burg last Tuesday. Mrs. L. +.
Bauman was elected school direc
tor from this part of the town and
II w. Powers selectman.
]. J. Corcoran's sister, who Wis
tied here several days, returned to
her home in Buffalo, N. Y, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Moore are
keeping house for J. J. Corcoran
during the absence of Mrs. Cor
coran.
George c. Brooks of Franklin,
n H, is business visitor in town.
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East Barnet

The many friends of George H..
Cushman of Medford, Mass, for
merly of Waterford, will be sorry
to hear of the sudden death of his
wife, Carrie Dome Cuahman, at
their home, March ). She was
born May Dist, 1861, at Ports
mouth, n. H., the daughter of
Nathan and Elizabeth Wilson
Dorne. She was a graduate Of the
New England Conservatory Of
Music and in her younger days
was prominent in Amateur dra-
MATES in Salem. She was married
October 27th, 1885, at Salem,
Mass, to George L. Cushman.
She attended the First Parish
Unitarian CHURCH in Medford and
in that citSslnade many friends and
was active in social lie up to the
time of a serious illness five years
ago. Mrs. Cushman is survived
By her husband and a son, Les
ter D. Cushman, and two grand
children.
Mrs. Vera Welch of Lisbon, N.
H., visited her mother, MIS-. Liz
zie Kendall Thursday
Miss Lillian Cheney Of Barnet
has been visiting Miss Leona
Champany
There We're several from here
that attended town meeting at
Barnet Tuesday
Joseph Capron has been confn-
ed to tie house by illness the past
There will be two farce by the
Sun3av hoo' thil'aen aoi boz
supper at the c!raral r 7ay even
ing
Alfred Cushman spent the week
end in st JohnSbuly
Mrs Dudley Fitzgerald who has
been caring for Mrs Arthur Coop
er was called to Lyndon on a case
Wednesday
John Feeteau spent several days
recently in West Barnet.
Mrs. Charlotte Lindsay and son.
Paul, spent HThursday with Mrs.
Mabel Randall.
William lTruSscll of Hardwick
is working for f, NJ. Randall.
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Cole one day last week.

L. Cole one day last week.
Mrs. Clayton Bailey is recover
ing from her recent illness.
Marion Brown of Gilman is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ella Good
all.
Mrs. Electa Fisher is very sick
on account of her advanced age.
Her condition is considered dam
gerous.
Royal Corey, Cort Goodall, Sam
Raymond, Clyton BAILEY, George
Morrill, and Henry Perkins vent ,
Gilman to work la week.
Men from Whitefeld were in the
place the first of the week unload
ing electric light poles for the
line which are to connect Gorham
and st. JohnSbury.
George Chaffee OF Middlebuly
and George Scott Of Canaan were
business visitors at John Folsom
over the week end.
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Farm for Sale

This 80 acre farm has been
owned in the same family for the
past fifty years, is one of the
best Of its size in New Hampshire,
on main road, two miles to vii
lage, near neighbors, school house
on farm, 40 acres in tillage, level
and smooth, free from stone, will
produce to care for twenty head
of stock, and team, a splendid
house, two one-half story, hard
wood floors, hot and cold water,
two barns, 43x33-40X30, with 50
foot shed connecting, silo. plenty OF
wood and lumber for the place.
1000 maple trees in sugar bush, all
necessary farming tools, good pair
horses, 10 excellent COWS This
farm and personal property to be
sold for cash. or will trade for a
home in st. JohnsburY.
THE CALEDONIA PEAL ES-
TATE CO., Inc.
AMOS W. SCOTT, Manager.
Phone 578 st. Johnsbury, Vt.
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MASONS ENJOY
ENTERTAINMENT
AT THE TEMPLE,
Past Commanders Night
Tuesday Proved a Fine
Attraction

Tuesday evening the Past Com
manders of Palestine Comman-
derry were in control at the
Masonic Temple and a splendid
entertainment and most enjoyable
occs sion resulted.
The meeting was opened by the
present officers of the Command
cry with Frank E. Humphrey,
Eminent Commander.
Commander Humphrey then
proceeded to fill the stations with
the following past commanders:
T. F. Hazen, E. c.; +. ". Tav-
lol. g.; B. A. Johnson, C. g.; f.
c. Beck, S. W; A. G.. Sprague,
J. W.; Z. S. Waterman, Warder,
Sie Knight Charles Bennett, Pre-
late.
The Order of the Temple was
conferred on two candidates.
After the work was completed,
remarks were made by Judge L.
p. Slack, A. b. Noyes and 4. S.
Waterman.
Refreshments were served and
the large attendance proved the
occasion to be a very enjoyable
and successful one.
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East Concord

Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Thomas will
entertain the L. A. s. at their
home on Baptist Hill Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Fisher enter
tanned the whist party last We'd
nesday evening There were over
50 present. A fine time was enjoy
ed by all Mrs. Herbert Rollins and
Howard Woodbury. won first
prizes and Mrs. Eleiy Adair and
George King the boobv.
Marcia ISham returned to her
work in St. Johnsburv Mond " af-
ter spending a week at her home.
The Sugar Party at the church
SATURDAY. evening was quite well
attended and about 81 was added
to the treasury of the L. A. s.
The schools here closed Friday
for the Easter vacation and the
teachers, Grace Pearl and Theda
Sheldon, have retained to their
homes in Sheffield.
Carroll Grant was a business
visitor in st. Johnsburv Saturday.
Alice Crawford has returned
from Boston, when she has been
for the past year. and is stopping
with her sister Mrs Elroy Fisk
Mrs. Lepha Sullivan and two
children and Mrs. Luva Ladd Of
ST. Johnsburv visited relative,
and friends here over the week
end
Myra Clark was called to Beehc
River, n. Fl. last Wednesday by
the illness of her sister Mrs. Fred
Straw and children. She returned
Monday.
Mrs. J. c. Warren and Mrs. Cora
Finn were business visitors in st.
bloomsbury Saturday.
Lola Fisher is home from Lyn-
don Institute on account of illnpS,
Mamie Perkins is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Dick Dodge in Gilman,
Mrs. Cecia elmer of Whitefeld,
n. H., visited her sister, Mrs. f.
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WlieelOck

Miss Olive Chamberlain, who
works for the Buckley Bros, is at
her hmoe sick with grip.
Some of the farmers are getting
ready for sugaring. Charles Brown
has his orchard apped, Blu it has
not run much yet.
The chairs for the town hall pur
chased by the V. |. S. have come
and will soon be put in place.
The Y. |. S. cleared about 500 at
the town meeting dinner.
The village schools closed for
the spring vacation Friday and the
teachers have gone to their homes
in Lyndon.
Alfred Tyler spent the week end
with his brother in Glover.
Riverside Grange held an inter-
cSting meeting Saturday evening.
Six candidates were given the 1St
and ID degrees. Plain doughnutS
and warm sugar were served after
the meeting and a social hour
spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bennett
wished heir son, Winfred Bennett
and family Thursday. d.
II. J. Mathewson, who has been
with his brother, Charles Mathew
son in Essex Junction for several
weeks, returned to his home last
week.
Guy r. Dresser had his fine herd
of HolSteins tested last week and.
out of 40 head % were condemned.
Mr.. Dresser had spent much time
and money on this lot of cattle
and it seems great pity for him
him to have to lose 80 many
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Taylor were
in Lyndonville on business Satrr-
day
The grip victims the past week
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Weed,
Charles Hubbard, Mrs. G. A. Rob
crts. Charles Welch. They are over
the worst of it and some of them
are around the house but some are
still in bed
Mrs. George Berry. who has
been stopping at Homer Bennett'S
has gone to her son, Fred Berry
in Sutton.
Mrs. Arthur Weed is caring for
her son, George Weed and his wife
their two little boys have gone 10
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. J. Mooney in Lyndon until
their father ad mother are better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex DIVER visit
cd relatives in Glover, Friday, Mr..
Dwyer attended the banquet given
by the Driving club.
Miss May Whitney of Lyndon
vile has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Burt Whitney, for Il
few days.
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WANTED

4
lamb. poultry at the Summerville
Slaughter House, Sd Concord Ave.
0 Duval, Prop. Phone 65f. 157 II
" ANTED-Waitress at the Star
restaurant. 204 If
MAN and wife wanted on farm.
Woman to do kitchen work, man
general farm work. Impcy and
Cummings. 200 If
REMOVE ASHES early. | am
prepared to do the work promptly
and reasonably. Fred Blay.
Phone 676-I. 2l4-2l9#
WANTED AT ONCE-CapabIe
woman to kelp at cleaning and
sewing. Phone 1851. 2tb-2l5
WANTED A young man to learn
the clothing business also a Young
man with some experience. Apply
to Besse-Baker Co., 60 Main St,
Brockton, Mass. 216-2tS*
c. A. Smiths coal delivered and
general trucking. II. V. Gregory.
217-221
WANTED-Woman for general
houseWork on farm Family o. i've
at once. John c. Gibson. Fest
Ryepate. 2l}-2z0
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For Sale

Have you a farm, with or with
out stock and tools, that you want
to sell?
A lumber lot, a wood lot, a vii
lage property business block or
reSidenceD Summer cottage, a
mill or shop. Do you want to
close out a stock of merchandise?
In fact if YOU have anything to
sell you should confer at once with
THE CALEDONIA REAL ES-
TATE Co., Inc.
AMOS W. SCOTT, Manager.
GS Railroad St, st. Johnsbuly, Vt.
Phone 57S
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TO RENTING warm rooms
with board. 20 Main street. Tele-
phone l9-R. 210 If
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" ANTED-Waitress at the Star
Restaurant. 204 If
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TO RENT-Large front room,
No. 3 CbeTY street 2l0 If
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FOR SALE

DAY OLD CHlCKS-Pure bred
barred Rocks, pure bred s. C.
White Leghorns, Pure Bred
White Wyandottes; eggs for
Matching, $1.O0 a setting. Custom
Matching. Tel. Tip. l.. H. Simp-
son. 209-220
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10 RENT

TO RENT-Rooms furnished,
heated, bath connections.-CryStal
Lake House, Barton, Vermont.
Apply Mrs. Lucy Hubbard. 189tf
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TO RENT-Six room tenement,
electric Eehts and bath at Is
'Wester nave. Telephone 538-M.
between 81 p. ~. oil If
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FOR SALE-Pure. maple sugar
cakes in / ID. boxes. Tel. Tip. l..
Il. Simpson. 209-220
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Plymouth
Rock cockerels. IS each. Tel. 229-
II Wishart Bros. 212tf
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

23rd Judicial District Court-Parish
of St. Mary.
Road District No. Two of the Paris b
of St. Mary, Et AL, VS.. Mrs.
Annie NJ. Clausen. No. l5,2O7.
Under and by virtue of a writ OF
ier facias issued out of the Honor
able Twenty-third Judicial District
Court of the State of Louisiana, in
and for the Parish of St. Mary, and
to me directed, in the above entitled
and numbered cause, l have seized
and taken into my possession, and
shall sell at public auction, for cash,
according to law, at the principal
front door of the Court House In the
Town of Franklin. Parish of St.
Mary, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. D., 1922,
between the legal hours beginning
at IL o'clock a. m, the following
described property, to-Wit:
Certificate number % for 25 1880.
4250O shares and certificate number 27
for 20 shares, both dated the 2lst dav
OF February, 1918, of the capital
stock of the Franklin Sugar Manu-.
featuring Company, Ltd. of the par
value of One hundred (sloe, ,oW dollars
CHARLES PECOT,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Franklin, st, Mary
Parish, Louisiana, this 9th day OF
December, A. D., 1922,
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NWA of NV u, Sec. 6;

All OF Sec. z;
Es & E1a of VIZ of Sec. 9;
and NWA of NWA of Sec. 9;
M of NWA, SWk of NWA, &
NWA Of SWA of Sec. 10;
Ali in T. 3. S. R. E.
A certain lot of ground and i'm
provements situated in Fauboure
Marigny in the 3rd District of the
City of New Orleans, La, in the
square bounded by Moreau, Villory
Vaudeville, and Spain Streets, mea-
suring 25 feet front on Mandevil!e
Street by a depth between parallel
lines of 81 feet;
A tract of land and improvements
in st. Mary Parish, La, measuring
80 feet on the East side of Bayou
Ramos from Bayou Boeuf to M. L.
& I. r. R. track, extending East
from Bayou Ramos along Bayou
Boeuf distance of 220 feet, thence
North 1913 feet, thence East 92 feet,
thence North to Railroad 1862 feet,
and thence West along Railroad to
Bayou Ramos 312 feet.
Four Hundred and Forty-three
(443) shares of stock of the Atcha-
falaya Ship Channel Co.
Twenty (20) shares of stock of the
Bank of Morgan City.
One Hundred Thirty (13O) shares
Marine Bank & Trust Co., New Or
leans, La.
Twenty three (23) shares stock
Shreveport Commercial National
Bank.
Eighteen Hundred Sixty-two
(1862) shares of stock of Kirbey
Investment Co., of Detroit, Mich.
Four Hundred (400) shares Pre-
ferred stock H. G. Saal Co., of Chi
cago, Ill.
Fifteen (15) mortgage notes Of
the Vermilion Sugar Co., Abbeville,
La, dated Feb. /, 1921.
Two t2) promissery noes of Yel-
low Bayou Gin a Planting &c.
Three mortgage notes Geo. S. l.
A. B. O'Brien.
Promissory note of Borue O'Brien.
Percy O'Brien and Jeanette O'Brien
dated Feb. 20, 1920 (1920).
Five Hundred shares stock of the
New Amsterdam Casualty Co., New
Orleans, La.
$3,200.oO of 9Th Ward, st. Mary
Parish School District Bonds.
Balance on deposit Dec. 5th. 1921
in name of E. VIM. Dreibholz in
Bank of Morgan City, La.
The sum of $6,237.74 on deposit in
name Of E. VIM. Dreibholz On Dec.
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CHARENTON NOTES

Mr.. Howard Pecot Of kd,rt
formerly Of Charenten, sp,st =
Sunday with his parents, N. n
Mrs. G.. H. Pecot.
Messrs. Kahn and Mscad /
Jeanerette, and Camille k,ra d
lbert Robichaux Of Columbx ~
| out-of-town visitors here dww n !
week.
Mr. l.. S. Wooster u OeatxA
was a business visitor Of u {
Richard.
Mr.. Armand Martin left ~
for Savannah, Ca, where he vi u
sumo his position.
1t seems that dengue fssH ifa |
raging in Charenton. Mr. ID hi
patrick is its latest victim, n
all hope that he will soon bsw 4
we'll again.
Misses Annie George md Il
Black of Franklin were visitor II
the home Of Mrs. E. Richard Sum
afternoon.
Mr.. l.. 0. Pecot addressed N
congregation at the Catholic 0ai
here Immediately after high mi
last Sunday, on behalf Of tie tl
phan's home appeal. The peopk I
Charenton have enthuIAsticdH 81
cred into this appeal, and heps 7
Charenton will make IS god
showing as any community q
size.
The young people Of Chn1.
wish to thank Mr.. Veedsr tor - |
ing them the hall last Sunday
for the purpose Of giving . rusI
dance there. The dance vs mI
and enjoyed by everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L DEL
and their young son, G l. " "
tied Charenton during the week
Little Miss Marie Morgan " u
weekend guest Of Miss Ha
Richard.
Miss May,.ne veedeI and ~ =
earet E,euert each visited f|
lasf Tuesday. -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
23rd Judicial District Court-Parish
of St. Mary.

23rd Judicial District Court-Parish
of st. Mary.
Louisiana Land & Planting Co., VS..
Waddell-J ones Company. Ltd,
Et. Ais. No. Is, ,449.
Under and by virtue of writ OF
6eri facias, issued out of the Honor.
able the 23rd Judicial District Court
OF the State of Louisiana, in and for
The Parish OF St. Mary. and to me
directed, 10 the above entitled and
numbered suit, have seized and
shaIl expose and sell at public sale,
according 10 law, for cash, to the last
and highest bidder, for not less than
two-tkirds of its appraised value, a,
the principal front door of the Court
House In Franklin. Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D.. 1923,
between the legal hours, beginning
at IL o'clock a. m, the following
described property, to-wit:
IAN the right, title, interest and
ownership of William J. Dreihholz,
in and to the succession of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Off Dreibho!z,
same being an undivided fifth
ownership therein, and particularly
all the right, title and ownership of
William J. Dreibholz, as heir of his
said mother, in and to the following
described property, to-wit:
E. " of Sec. IS in T. 1. S. r. 5 E =,
VIZ Of NEA and NWA of SEh
Of Sec. 2;
sWA, Sh of NWA and NEA of
NWA Of Sec. 9;
VIZ of Sec. "a;
M, SWA of SEA and SEA of
SWk of Sec. 25;
All of Sec. Sc.
All in T. 2. S. R. E.
En- Of SWA of Sec. 18;
SWA, Sh Of NWA, NWA OF
NWA, WIZ of SEA, e. SEA of Sc
4 of Sec. 80;
M and SWA of Sec. 81;
Eh Of sen of Sec. 33;
Wa of SWH of Sec. "a:
An in T. 2. s. B. 6 E.
Nh Of M, SWA Of NWA. &
WI Of SWA Of Sec. l,
An Of Sec. 2;
S11 Of SEX Of Sec. 3;
Eh and M Of SWA of Sec. 10;
M Of M of Sec. IL;
NJ of NE of Sec. IL;
An in 7. 3. S. r. 5 E.
WI of Sec. q:
E4. & En- Of VIZ Of Sec. 4s
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CENTREvILLE u,cr
NOTES

s.ye a ~Nhi.tic:r Il: 'pI;s'a'g psas,g M,
a2aa aE,a a Tl, Christmas prosrana ys,sa, .
-z2d' Th. The public IS is'Gs'ss isTits,
nave already bepnns nnnsflsgalAs g
work, 'g3l II The 3 majoritsy' Oh Of tssshl Ilsh
''i% out 'd,.I hogs for the e' 'ss,s,, sass =
H. ;...,,-. lying SI use Of the '.s,i' ~,
PRODUCTS, and shrimp brss ass VI ss
snt strap pm. n..olasses. Others sfaa n, w
o, 0u' IT. Their projects in pouI, If
''',1i,aSeaent Thp : of the dairy y
did Ihe anj interest in the ro,, y
suits. 'Ape1lng n
and An tha accurate 1u.a,3s record is S.,,
~ 'iie results OF these may
be put in print as sses' soon !, pl''s Y.
n;n The heb boys are building ~
pig g., pens' self feeders, tran NY ~
The girls have received t,a ''sa
mat We're purchased with Isa \.
made at the Halloween B.;s ~ B
benefit ne Of the H. E. librarv'' Nv
The teachers of CentrevilI !.
5 School are 100 percent st,o,, !.
School Improvement Lesrss esS',s
On account of the bad v.,.,.
Saturday the backet bah ',. s,.s,
tween St. Martinville and Cent?, sr.s
vas not played. The score >, ss
game was 10 to % in fayor !
Martinsville. '''~
The Book Party give, !, h
School Improvement Lea,s
quite a success. Seventy oSs u
were received that Afternoon M !.
eral have come in since sruon, ~ N
were l6 volumes for the Thjn III III
and I'd 18 for the First grade. MI
still some expected to come 4
Mrs. Kramer, the H. Z. 81
was absent the, latter pat mi
week attending a District C,h.s|
of H. E. teachers at New NJ
MRS. l. s. WOOSTER |
Press Reporter for CentrevIk N
nts-Teachers Club.