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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-14
COUNCIL REJECTS
BILL FOR EXTRAS
ATTORNEY FOR EDWIN G. BRITT
THREATENS SUIT IF CITY WILL
NOT COMPENSATE SEWER CON-
TRACTOR-MUCH BUSINESS At
TENDED TO AT SESSION.

An adjourned meeting of City Coun-
ell was called to order at s o'clock
Monday evening, President Yates in
the chair, and Councilmen Blackman,
WINS, James, Peck, Stephenson and
umbrine present.
licitor in regard to the claim for ex-
+ by Edwin G.. Britt on the sewer
contract advised Council that he had
been in touch with the Sewer Engi-
neers and submitted a letter from
Remington & Vosbury, Engineers, in
which they stated that they consider
ed certain OF the claims justified. The
Solicitor, however, advised against
any payment of extras, and stated
that he believed that none OF the
items claimed could be legally col
leoted under the specifications. Both
communications were ordered reeeiv-
ed and filed.
A communication from u. G. Styron
threatening suit IN the matter of sew
er extras for Edwin G. Britt, was or
deled received and filed, Blackman,
James and umbrine voting nay.
A communication from James J..
Johann requesting that the sewer be
extended 10 feet up First street from
Woodland emu was ordered r%eeeiv-
ed and filed.
Jesse l.. Risley informed Council in
a communication that he had some
gravel land in Egg Harbor Township
which he would sell the City for 5000.
Referred to Property Committee.
A communication signed by % tax
payers requested that a light be plac-
cd on California avenue Referred to
Light Committee.
The matter OF an electric light pole
that had torn out the curb on Adams
avenue was referred to the Light
Committee.
The matter of an excavation in the
sidewalk line above Mt. Pleasant Gem
etery was referred TO the Street Com
mittee.
A communication from the Mayor
yetoing a resolution appointing War
rem Austin as Building Inspector for
the year 1922 was ordered spread up
or the minutes, Blackman, James and
umbrine voting nay.
Release of liens were received from
several parties in the matter of liens
win G. Britt. They were
INdered d and filed.
7S7fher lnmmsttan~resaoaiea
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-14

Chinese hand wrestling, leg wrestIiae
and cock fights. At eight-thirty tho
crew prepared to leave. and every one
declared that they had a '~'gloriouss
time. w
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-14

AT the meeting of Il
County Board of Freehold
nesday, the County Engin
structed to prepare plans :
cations for the lighting of
boulevard, and also plans
ize the lighting of the 7
boulevard.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-14

There's one trouble with the cheap
hired man-he's too expensive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22
List of Fair Awards

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- on|cn rscklss Sour A W shrf
Nrs e y Dulcahaes. Mr. Ros
ilnrs
as neet rickies Sour Ruth Ilosks.
Aas. Mw rFiedley. NJ. Auta
Gray
sas Mango Pickles Mr. Llssle lau-
ga. IVA faylor. MFs beam
80 chov chov-Mfs y ilorne. NJ
RoN NlinEs. Mrs l. G illson
- chNl saac~--'Nfs y llerns. o
Tracy, clara naskhava
80 catsup Mrs l. c ilhan. Mfs c
Patterson. A " sheft
30 nn piekles-A W short
aei Corn Relish Mrs y nornsi Mrs
= Ilornei Mary June Prince
Meats
SOL Pork Mrs frishlei G no~ea
80 Chicken clara nAekhsus
J SOC Sausage Ars Frishle N9
! friedlsy
AoRlcUlrURC-f
Germ Group
loo "a ears = q rfacs n u Nlliee.
" p Miller
iai SO sars @ Tracy 3 Q Tfacf
Fred Walker
Corn oroap
lo2 10 eaww n Roesrs. 3 q
Tracy Jim Conner
le5 80 esrs @ Tracy. &c Tracy.
Corn Group :
ioi 10 earo = q nalsieac. q
rrney r r Williams
io5 - ets-E & Iialslsd Fred
Walker
sweet Corn
ieo tio ears any variety iilrsshsi
waldman, = @ rrey. Y
Urban
Pep corn
ie1 GO ears any Variety = q
Tracy. llrschsi waaman.
Prank O'denbere.
io> 10 ears hlackhnl White kaflr
prank oldsnbcrg rred Wal.
def A johnson
100 o. heads siandafa backhun
Sam hatehell > @ Tracy
john & Tubbls.
10 10 heads roierIla Mrs g NJ
Dllenbsck, q Tracy
10 10 heads Darao Frank oldsn.
herg. Mrs Ed Woods
lis 10 hoads SORGHUM Cane . g.
Halsted. S q rnw. ganss
y Anderson
co,tan
ill3 90 op'n bolln aay vareu Mrs
g n Dinsnbaok. \ r VII
lhma. Ja4es Anderson. J
Lehman
lli Hard Wheat any variety ia
u Herfon. q Urban. Martin
Urban
iis Soft Wheat. any variety Chas.
q Carr 3 G. Tracy.
Grain and seeds
iig oais~fhss g Carr. y Urban.
Martin Urban.
ii6 BARLEY jas . Heron. q
Tracy. } Martin.
iis Alfalfa -Chas q Carr. q
Bowen. Mrs Fred Horne.
li9 Sweet Clover Mrs Fred Horne
10 Sudan Gnaas John G Tnbbie.
Mrs Frod Horne.
i2i Miilct-u Z ufban. Martin Urban
isa Sorghum s O Tracy.
i23 Broom Corn. brash Mra Pred
Horne
isi pest Seasons Cutting o. Alfalfa
Mrs n J Kroui, Mrs Pred
Horne
is5 bbi Mlllel Eva Taylor. Martin
Urban. 4 Urban.
i2e Bbl Feiereia sam Jordan. 4 G
Tracy
i27 Bbl Sudan Mr. Fred Horne
Raymond Purylanoe J A Pur.
Vance a Sons
i2s nbi Sweet Sorghum 8 q Trscs
Sylvester Reed. Jr. Jefgry |
Trlce
ls9 Bbi kafiF $ O Tracy IIarrlson
Taylor. @ Tracy
l5O Bbl sweet Clover Mrs Pred /
Horne. 4 Urban. Marlin
Urban
isi Any other forage n trban. III
Dillenback. \ @ Tnry
is2 bbl Hard whest-U Urban. i
Martin Ufhan.
l5f bbi Rye-r Urban. Martin ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

there uns un time 20 lose The mans
voice hraAe and changed Isn't that
queer. irnecf
Bruce slowly siliI,ued ihe anl, sign
- emotion WAS one fhat even narne, :
eyes trained io me iImuces ~ fae Nll.
acfness falle1 t0 sre n WIS lust az
eferiisllrnlng e'osn IN his hands over
tie ehair arms unil lho hlae veins
st0pd nui There mas nothing else
a,oui hfn ln Indicate faai th, dead
had spoken - hM ,lal one of tie
great dreams - hs lfe uas coming
true he spokc rather painfully pld
--dli you &C., the idea that tho oia
voman was findaf
= DIDN'T set That idea" Barney en-
fNered "She spoke ~ Linda as sae
might a young girl"
"And how do sou ~ rorcw
"hus n ticket for Deer creek. A.
southern Oregon There was ~ nred
Tor Bruce 10 write ihs name Il was
branded nenacoahly IN DIS conscious
ness Then take an le long raad
= TIE Divide clear 90 q ntie gore-
Mefi.n's they eail .i sos mlie. hace
Then ash directions from thrre Ask
she told me 90 fc.i you. for Mrs Ross
hruce leapcd up ana uruei swlfg,
through ihe Goor Barney called
question 70 his vanishing figure Juai
Tor nn instant Bruce mrnel hls daft
eyes glowing beneath bis straight
brnNs.
I'm rhonlne asking FOR resnrva.
iicns GA the hri train west" De an.
swered.
ITO be- continued
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22
BOOK ONE
The CALL OF The BLOOD
CHAPTER

hrnoe vas Naksnei ~ ne shsff
rirr ~ BIS felepamie heil INSTANTLY
he VA full, sroasss .n oonp'ese eon
iral ~ an hs facilities Ana fhis s,
rof csrer erlaiiy camuon te men hred 81
The security ~ dtlllsaiion Rather
q 81 trait of tae wiid ereaiar,s 1
'lii~ natter that is quite uecessary
u the} eare az IN about living Fr0n.
tersmcn learn the TRAIT. tee. bui as
krlce vas dwelier - eiiles q
seemed somewhat strange IN him.
Ihcn b. grunied rslleiiiousls and
glanced az hls watch hencafh he m.
low. He had gone 20 bed early, n
uos iusi midnight now
iie had no doubts whatever ceuccrn,
ing the nature n this can Thsoe had
hern enc hundrea llke Il during the
pretioas monih his Tester father bad
recen'is died, his estate was being set.
tied upI and Bruce haa bern having
somewhat strenuous iirie with his
creAfors ile understood ihe mars
real financial situation a. last. ~ his
death the whuie business structure
collapsed ilke tie ezgsi.eii Il was
hFuee had surpassed ttai most = the
iehis had teen psid now b. won
dered. as BE- fumh'ed aio his heiroam
slippers. whether ihe thousand ~ 81
dollars thar were leii would cover the
claim ~ the man who was nov cnlt
lng him o. ihe telephone
This is Air Duncan he said eoid
ly into she transmlifer
How do toa .lo. AR nun6aa.
roice answered eparlon me Il cot
yau TO. J want O. ialk e. yoar soa.
Bruce
hruce emitted a iiiile gusn =
amaremenf Whoever talked ~ thc
end ~ the line obviously didnf knoH
that The elder Duncan WIS dead
hmoe had q mmuui ~ grim humor
tn Which he museils ihat This voice
would hate done rather well 81 "a
cuHld arouse Dts foster father 70 "a.
sner II. The elder Mr. Duncan died
last MONTH ~ answered slmriy.
There WIS nor the slightest trace n
emotion in bis tone 70 wayfarcr ~
che street could have been. IS far ~
facts went More ~ stranger io him.
there Vas ~ sense n loss AZ bis death
and % cause Tor preiense now. This
- Brncc speaking
tie heard the other gasp. "oid
man. Tn sorry. BIS cuirlte voice
came = didn't know ~ your loss
This is Rarney barney wetan ana
] iusi gos in from fhc West IIavcnr
had hif = news fsr months Acrrpi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22
ktNSiN DENIES lie
KILLED OIL iHOMAN

Blrtiesyille. Sept 22.-Dculai tsat
he had confessed To the shorsf
at indspendsnce. Kan, thai b. killed
Carey shepafd in Bartiesvllle lass
Nay "a was made here By Prank
MeJimfsef according 70 shsrif, lien
ders7n- McJlmpssy was brpugh. here
thls afternoon from fndeDendance
srd placed "a the county Jan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

Bruce ssddeniy leaned forward
The brown fsee had gr0un quite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22
Rheumatism at go


Eomebcdys fnothsr Il suffkrluf e.
niKhtf The seo4fse ~ Fhealaaff ffwrs
hsa wreeksd her bodF. Iilnrlns ant
suffering. bent fsrNnrd. me ss@s nsgf
the fuhnmun krVunt but har aae1
heart etlll beonfs 10 ths starsf D%<s
anybody eafef aA6, Il one AZ De
fFeatest blood purifiers knaNn. and II
helpa hpii1 more blood cells Its msf-
nHai ihAfedlanfs ara purely s&<4fa-
pc ltnetEf disarrfnges the stomach
mskef. blood enrichsr. Il bnnlnkep
rnsumetiaIa from toint<, rnus<iss ana
The entire bedy. II builds nfm fl1sh
II = What EonebodFs fnuthef rs<-fs
sos'shti aothsr 4 YOU een cot 20
on % Eef Bottle 81 aa8 yoafasIx
surely somebody a. your family vii
bonebody, set bottle of 3. n N nowl
let somebodra mother b<xin - fsG1
joyful again tonixht Mayba< mAybs
~ your mothsft ASS u sold a9
= "A -. -. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

The Key tna' Unioeks the Door 10
Long Llvine
The men of eighiy-fiYe aud ninety
years of afe are not the rotund. we'll
led, tut thin. spare men. live on
slender diet BE as careful A. he viii
however. . man past middle age vii
occasionally eat too much or % some
article % food not suited 70 his con-
aiituiion. causing indigestion or con-
stipat'on and vii need a dose of
Chamberlain Tablets 20 move his
bowels and inyigorate his stomach.
When this Is done. there Il no feason
Why the average man should not I've
10 ripe old age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

As = purgative. Chsmberiains TAB
lets are the exact thing requlrs3
Strong enough Tor thc most robaSl.
mid enough for children They cause
sn agreeable movement of the hoRels
without any of that terrible g-iplng
They are easy and pleasant 70 take
and agreeable IN effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

10 be oon,inaedl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22


ial Sheet enlh Maa iAwsoa.
Frpu,ss Roashsl
,as sheet laea ,ri1 1msl Mrs len.
uls nsenaes
80 rIiiae case ent FYaaess
nosebel Mr 7 A nass
MS " 3 AeCafdy
80 rQlow Gee. lasu trlmmsd r
Nr. " " ch.nflsf. nlss
iaw.oni rsallas 0lhson
ST fowsl white emh Ms D "
WILSON wlaifred psvis
Francss n0ffhei
80 raw@l colarea smh tine
Johnson Mrs AnnA hseAsass
opau iehuscn
So Tewel, lace iflmmsd psiis
Caanlns Mrs ios.pA ropsl
Me- Mary Nelaoa
"a aat pallaw. smh Wlnsfr-d
Davis. nsAais clover wini.
flni Davis
80 sufa rllloe cross stitch Ms
A yts Mu Auna noeA.
sbee
ao rea aprsei euh iisuiss
liashesy Ftsnssa Rasehsi
So ia Spread AZ Ne u .
NslnH nra A A vorls
7ti MA Hm,sd crsehs, % .e,t--
q } ulrsfi Nn flary
Nalehslt MN ? c'mp.
bell
as1 ounl ealin nfs Gsrrlas
iiowsFs Gus Andms. Mfs
a iadlef
So Qplt suk nf weol hfs o W
Sloan. Mile clover
st5 ilaY nuf Helen snHth nra
Aghes Van wleA samuel
Funk
ladies carmsnts
go House Dress Liza rsv'lnrs
Frances Ras,hgi. 81. rfishl.
$50 Dress Wash masrrial Mrl
csghaa Nl.ff ~ A.. O "
Sloan. Mrs " u Chandisf
ss Dress. made orsf Mrs W "
chsailr
80 Waist lingerie Mrs cephaa
Miller lf Silvia dna9
$50 Aurun. toft Mrs ffisbla. ur,
Jsnala Rawlings
asi Apron. faney MIS- Apna noct
ahfs Mra A A Noris. hfs ~
Woods
ssg NlNhi Corn smb Ms Anna
ufari Silvia ursys Ms.
Csphas Miller
ae1 Nlahl Gosn. ises trimmed Hrs
Miller Ma " AZ r.ssrsos
Mrs Chandler
,st camlso'e plain -csrollns Ko.,-
sch
2ss camlso.s. fancy Mrs. csphas
Miller " T Scott nr -
paFhsm
res Teddy near sun Mr. Anss
Mockabse Mrs J rsrhsms
Mrs. = Blrnsa
80 Teddy laco srimmsa ars q
Miller Mrs. " q Mscard,.
f.au noloJ
sss resilcoat ~hifs eolios -esalss
neasss
80 reii.fost eolorsd Nrs . z.
furhsn
10 Sweater plain urs bred Oohs.
Mfs rbsflis Osoa
~ srsstfr. faner grs Ckslsv
Olson. Ai.a ilswes
~ ecsrf kni,ied or crochst
Lucille Elsafu, Laeni. c,y.
l1a Dig fiaer Mrs " " HumpA
rey. Norma IIsnscl
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DOMESTIC SCIENCE .

80 resehss yellow Fda llockadsY
Mrs c l. Corn, Mrs. C T East.
lsrd
$40 Peaches Whlse-Mr c i. Corn.
srf @ A Frlesiss clara nae.
haus
2ti Cherries Mr. c T Esstians
Nrsfcd Iloras Mrs { 1. Com
80 Pcars~ines Davis. Airs @ Z
Frieale, Mts A a frlshle
.l2 nlaoktsrrles NJ q A Fflelicy.
Mrs { T Eastant rdah nocs.
sda,.
80 Raspherrles Etah ilookata
Mrs frea Horne Mrs 1. nla're
sia Apflccs ME- q A fr.edles
Ms c. !. Corn Mrs llssle iAw
son.
att Grapes Mrs " T Covert Mar
Jnne Prime Carrie llaHswen
sl7 Rhuharh s. S Smith
@a fmms~ Mfs Fred NJ hackhauf
Mr. c r raslaud. NJ. lArsl,
lawson
go Strawberries Mrs. C A Friedle,
Mrs l. c lilSon
Canned Vegetables
sii Tomatoes A " short. Mrs L {
iiixoni Mrs Fred lorn
s5a nesns~~l lanaa naekhaas Mr.. @
Beam: Ruth llockaday
sa2 corn-.carrle naekhaus, Cns "
Andrews; Mrs G ncsm
sst Carrots Laeille waldon. ar.
Jennie Rowling Ruth Hocka
day
25e spinach Mrs Jennie RowHnra
sl1 pums klns a W Short, Mrs a
d Jackson
80 Vegetable saup Mr. " # Pear.
son Carrie llopcWell Nrs l. c
lllxon.
gss okm- Clara nackhans Mrs q A
Friodley Mrs n u Jackson.
Jslllss
.do Plum Mrs W r Covert Mr.. ;
schwskei Lucille Maldea
4al Green Gage Mrs p 8 schwake
Mrs W r Covert. Mrs Anua
Gray
2ca Ripe Gage Mrs G r Easliand
Miss lawson, Mrs 4 nlakc.
as3 Appie-A " short; Anna GRAY.
Eva Taylor
? I Crahaprls Nm l. Make. Mr,
G T E0etland Mr. e W patter.
son.
2ea Blackberry. Mrs Anna Ora,
Mrs 6 T Eastiand. a w short
Ase Rasphorryf Ruts iB0ckadayi Mra
Fred Horne. Mrs G r Eastland
Preserves. Hu,ters and Jams.
2eI Arplo Preserves Eva Taylor
Mrs Frabie. Mrs Fred Horne
EOS Peach Preserves Eva Taylor.
Nrs = q iIiKon A W short
le9 Pear Preserves Mrs Prisbe
lneS Davis. Mrs l. G Hlxon
go Pear Honey Mra Fred ilorro
w + Scott. S r Trscy
III Plum Preserves a " Short
Carrie Hopewell. Mr. EA Pane
212 Cherry Preserves - Mr. FRED
Horne Mr. Easiland; Mrs la.
ale Lawson
zis Strawberry Preserves Mrs
Horne. Mrs L'c HIxon. Mrs A
J kolifer
80 Tomato Preserves Nh LIsx,s
lnwson Mrs A A Frlsble. Mrs
Jonr'e Rnw.!ne-.
~ Watermelon Preserves Mary
June Prince; Mrs Fred Horne:
W y Scott.
70 Apple Butter Mr. G r Corn.
Eva Taylor: Mrs Fred Horne
90 Plum buetter-r A W shori: Mira
j. g lfxon; Ruth Iiockaday.
rs Grape Butter Mrs riazla Law
son: Mr. p Horne: A W Short
10 Peach Butter Ms Frisble. Mrs
Lizzie LAWSON. Mrs Jennie Row
lIngs.
70 Blackberry Me = sehw-
axe: Mrs IIcrne A w Short
~ Rspberrie Jam Ans !. Blake.
Mrs Easiiand
~ Peach Mahmaisde AIRS Horne.
Ruth Hockaday: Mrs Jenn q
RowllnEs
- Carrott Marmaiade-airs T. q
hixon; Mrs. James Ray: Mrs. J
Rowllngs
Pickles and Relish
= Peach Pickles-Mrs Jennie Roe. |
hngs; u c Baertlon; cla-a |
Baekhaas.
- watermelon Pickles - pernlce
lawson Mrs . schawke
~ Cucumber Pickles swee;-iIelen
hudson: Mrs Friedley: Mrs ;
Horne.
y Cucumber Pickles Soar-c Il
Aehnas.yE. o. -.
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what else dId shs sakfs frane
asked lie spoke slowly with evident
dlheulf,
iiarnsy answered With the same
ioNness each aofd disflnff "fur
yon a. creue ani she masls me suear
t. tel yeu~su he frs train That
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-22

p AtA+aHt'a. %t'a t#fs4f
tsi nttas Tina Nrs e 4 Cora
cAus nopswsn i q Tracy
isl Cafneu iaf table Z vrhaa
Martin ufhan Nfa Ffsa
iiofee
iti cscanhsf gips u MaIar
nA-f'sea TafisF las y A.
tsrfof
isa caeaioape. naffei osm T. q
illekson. liarrisen raglar
iss NanMle9fs RacAlfafd Rag
moa4 rsfslanes , n nnliags.
A Parsiahss a SEA-
20 cahhass u C itisea
10 HoFasradlsA lllfsehfl wala
uaa Nfs Fvsi ilous ciares
Walimau
iei onlona red a e ulxon
iei onlous white Jamts Haiehsll
ita onlons ysllow Iohn c rrlbbls.
1F lshnah
iet ouion sets = q Tracy. Mss
Jennie RAwilnks. lanes Hose
les okra Hsrrra ruslor l. c
lllAnn
iss rarsnips Nr rfss llorus /.
& iIlson.
iee Peppers I. c ifisun. A A vorIs.
} ~ nluihfa
10 psppen small sfa leauls
uawllnEs Ruth itoekadaf
~ rufphlus. sweet ..... so
racf. T. q Hrop
ia ramrklns field rsn suits
Nra n y lackson
Ia Rsdlsh Mrs. Fred Horse uar
tin urhan
10 Rhaharh Rev r y Hrhosn
Illrschel waliman clanse
Walimap
iii squash iluhbarl . g TFacf.
Harrison Taf.gr
iis aquash. summer crook asoA /.
1 c iiiroa. ilsrraon Taylor
us romaioes special , n u'innEs.
I c lilton. Horizon raYlaf
n. 10 heads case Seed iyall Hai
sted
Community Display
Pheasant VALLEY first Crescent.
SECOND
Farm womsna Club
90 fatm worons club Exhibit
Sweepstakes Gu.hrs 80 e.
hi uulhflc No SOD uuih
40 80 9. srd
Canning Calhfls Ne q ht.
Guthrie SO + eud Guthrie
So 3. .gs.
DOMESTIC AHr ogpr X
ail noHYs Mrs ~ . Meter. y o.
nafntr
ais Dresser scarf embroidery
Pauline Glts0u SIR @ { sc
cmre. Mrs lisrrf Mai,hsit
80 Dresser scrf oolersa embroll.
ep Mira 3 D. l4gust. Mfs "
u chandlsr Mr Ana AneA
shta
a.o Dresser seaff lsco trimmed
Mfa q & Mcclure. Ns John
nalaelFer Mra cephas Miller.
a2i Dresser Scarf appiiaaat Mr.
Anna Noombef SITS AunH
Graly
a22 Lunch Cloth Mfs 3 D. nsfnet.
Mrs Ravllns. nIehh llaek
ney
12l Lunch Cloth ooi9rsd smbfold
orJ Mra N Klffitr
7b Lunch Cloth lace trimmed
Ms W u Chandler.
a25 Lunch SET appllqacs Nn. A A
vorls Ms " u Mccardy.
Mrs 9 r norc
'2s Luneh Set. emb Mrs II piem
ms Mru 4 Nockabse. naf.
fiei Coz
'2I Lunch SET laes trimmed
nssls Glover. Ms 3 g nal
fted
l2s Lunch set appl T 5 Douglas
iap Table closa. cab Mrs Jsnnls
Rawllnra
80 Table Cloth lace trimmed Mlw.
W u Chandler. xra " T|
Scott
"a csnlerpleee white en.b Nfs
Harry Matehsit. Nw O c|
Mcclure Mra Efiia lIsrpsssr
~ csnierpisee, eolorel smb
vlylan Sharp Lille johnson.
Mrs Anns Mockabss
80 rsnteFplece. lace or lace trim
med Mrs E G fla,siei. gus
Andrus Silvia GRAY
80 Tab'o Runasr lace irlmmsd
sou Mrs s Y larass NJ.
Anna Nockabss.
- Tsbl Rubnr lace irlmmed
bsssls Clover. Mrs C "
Sloan, Lille Jotnscu
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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-04-28
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

Good progress was made last week
in repairing the church tower, pre-
paratory to rebuilding the steeple
The work is being done by Fred Mo
berg, assisted by August Bergdohl
and his son, Edwin. MIR Moberg is
doing this work for the benefit of the
community, rather than for pay, and
is giving excellent service.
Little Harry Leslie Nelson Jr. was
born on Monday of last week, and on
Friday he was taken to Hanover for
surgical treatment. Mr. and Mrs Mel
son have the sympathy of us all, who
hope for speedy recovery of the little
one.
Mr. Sargent went to Corinth last
Friday to attend the funeral of Mr.;
George Gamsby.
Rev. James B Sargent of North.
field was the guest of honor at 6
maple sugar party held in the vestry
on Friday evening, Apr. 21st. Plans
were made for the canvass for mis-.
sionary contributions, after which
sugar on snow and doughnuts were
enjoyed in abundance by all. The
refreshments were in charge of Mrs
Fife Cook, and snow was brought
from the woods by Gordan Blake.
The West Fairlee Center church
has raised $135.55 for it's contribut ton
to missionary work this year. This
sum is S15.15 more than the appor-
tionment, this church being the first
in the Grafton Or ange Association to
meet its full apportionment this
year. This great achievement has
been made possible in part by the
generous gifts of many persons not
connected with the church.
Mrs Fred Lang has returned from
Manchester.
Four large new maps were received
and used for the first time by the
Sunday school last Sunday.
The West Fairlee Center church
has been selected as one of five
churches to have their work reported
as part of the program of the Yer
mont State Congregational Confer
ence to be held at Springfield, VT,
May 8, 10, and IL.
Rev Arthur H Sargent has been
chosen by Commissioner of Educa-
ton Clarence H Dempsey, as one of
the judges of prize essays on How
to improve Our Rural Schools" The
other two persons whom Mr. Demp-
sey has asked to serve on this COM
mittee of judges, are: Hon. Mason S
Stone of Montpelier and Miss Mary
Moody of Morrisville. Sixty essays
have been received, and there are
three cash prizes to be awarded,
amounting in all to seventy dollars
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ESTATE OF EDGAR W. SMITH.

STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Bradford, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the District
Aforesaid
To the heirs and all persons interested In tho
estate of Edgar W. Smith late of Newbury in
said District, deceased Greeting:
Whereas. application hath been made
to this Court, in writing, by the administrators.
John F. George, praying for license and authority to
sell all of real estate of said deceased, to wit:
the Home place and Office building in Wells
River Village, representing to said court
that il would be beneficial to the heirs and all
persons interested in the estate of said deceas-
/ ed. to sell said real estate and convert the
same into money.
And bringing into Court the consent and APP
probation in writing. Of all the heirs to said estate
residing in this State, and setting forth the stu-
alton OF the real estate.
Whereupon. the said Court appointed and as
signed the 13ths day of May. 1922, at the
Probate Office in Wells River in said District. to
hear and decide upon said application and peti-
ton. and ordered public notice thereof to be
given to all persons interested therein, by pub
fishing said order. together with the time and
United Opinion, a newspaper which circulstes in
the neighborhood of those persons interested in
said estate, all Of which publications shall be pre-
vious to the day assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court, at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court to make your OBJ
iections to the granting of such license, you see
cause.
Given Under My Hand at Wells River in said
District, this goth day of April. 1922.
80 HARMON T. BALDWIN. Judge.