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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-10-12

Twelve Oldham county farmers who
are cooperating with County Agent
Gordon Il. Nance and the Extension Di-
vision of the Department Of Agriculture
AT Lexington, have ordered car load
OF limestone which will be used in dem
onstratiOns designed to show what this
material will do in increasing the crop
yields.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Cotton Advances
Further as Rains
Continue i'm South
Late Profit Taking Leads to
Reaction, but Close Is 20
10 80 Points High err;
Goods Trade Is Better

Wednesday, sudden upturn was FOL
lowed by a further excited advance in
the cotton market yesterday. owing to
continued rain news and reports Of in
creasing. trade demand. October con-
tracts sold up from 2i.o4 to 2i5e, or
73 points above the closing price Of
Wednesday and just SO bale or &c
a pound above the low price touched on
Bureau Day Of last week. That deliv-
cry closed At 2l53. with the general
market closing steady at net advance
Of 20 10 35 points.
The detailed weather reports confirming
rrivatc fain neVs started = wave of eN-
/ ri,ed general huvinc STOP orders "er.
urcovered as prices made new nfsh srounn
I for tho movement On fuly and for INC -'h-
son IN ncw crop months tnf there vas ~,
.t.ek in the advance untit July fold ~
= 81 ana December 20 isf. or about ~
n y POINTS ret higher on tho genera ~.
/ Realizing then became very hea. ana ,nc
/ late market was unsettled. Win Inc close
showing reacilcns Of some 30 90 g points
from 'he best .
Buving was also promoted by reports
IVA tho spot hnfls had nrmef NJ on r.
cent decllnes IN futures tho fact iha' New
York IL below q shipping panty WIN Ncw
Cr1eans and huiiifh reports from the GOODS
trade The latter ciaim'd that inquiries
-ere helng received from AT over tne
country phich would probably result IN a
bic hu.lnefs q raw material markets we're
sustained. Southern spot markr,s ~ o.
hcially reported. vere IN N D. points hlsh'
,~ With an Increased volume of business
The iocaf market for spot cotton ras
steady and fi points hirher az . 90 10
sales were reported.
The Fange OF prices; .r,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

The sinter -hea' crop -as foreeas' a'
sstT11 oo0 bushels iss' month IN fhe ron
ditiOn OF tho crop May J. when pas -
per cent 81 a normal. shlis m. ryo cfof
vas forecast AZ 73It7o60 bushels On =
condition ~ 81 per cent of normal m
tons on condition % ooi per cent u a
normal On May I
othsr details % the crops announced
included
winter wh,at-condlilon. 80 per cent
of a normal On June !. eomparef rith
~ year ago. and SIS the tsn-ysar
average Ths area - b. hirves'ed This
year Il 1s.i1i ''o acres or ioi per cent
less than lsst year
spring vhea,-Acreag- this year is
10000 compared With i17os.ooo last
year Condition. 3o1 per cent of A nor.
mai on June !. compared With 90 year
ago ans 3gt the t>n-year average.
Oais-AcresEs thls year. ii.,z2 ooo. COM
pared rnh Nt7s.epo ias' year confi-
ion. sss Per cen, ~ normal compared
With ss7 los, year. and so5 the ten.
year average
Bari.y-Acr.ss. thl. year. 7.sso'1'.
compared vlth T.2i' 90 last year confi'
ton. 3oi. ooi. ne i.n.ysar ayera0e
Rye-Aefsase this year. bis.ooo. eom
"a per cen, Of normal compared eltn
- : last year and of. the 'en'ysar
nav aiD-Aeress. this gear. Ii1is-
o1o. compared With Tt7?s.o'o iasi year
Condition aIi per cen, of normal, com.
pared With So las, year. and H9' me
Observation-Disclosures. 80 per cent n, A
normal compared with SIS last month
soI lac, year. and 80. the ten'ysaf
Appiss-condi!on. ~ per cen, Of nor
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Federal Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON, sThe
close Of business June7 a follows
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Northern Pacihc-Creat Northern Joint
15-Year $40 Convertible Gold Bonds
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. as provided in Article
SIX OF the Indenture dated July 1921 made by Northern
Pacific Railway Company and Great Northern Railway Com
pany 10 The First National Bank OF the City OF New ork.
Trustee that said Railway Companies have exercised the
right conferred upon them by said ndcnture 70 redeem on
Convertible Gold Bonds issued under the provisions OF SAID
ndcnurc and outstanding at 1882 70 OF the prnoips
amount thereof together with accrued interest TO July ~
1922 After July II. 1922 interest the above mentioned
Bonds will cease.
Holders OF the said Bonds should present them for
dempton and payment after July H. 1927 at the ohee
Of p Morgan Co. No q Wall Street in the Borough OF
Manhattan City County and State OF New York Coupon
bonds have attached the maturing January
1928 and ali subsequently maturing coupons Bonds regis
tered as principal and bonds fully registered form must
be accompanied by proper instruments OF assignment and
transfer in blank Bonds presented be accompanied by
an appropriate form OF income certificate covering the
accrued interest TO July H 1922 amounting TO S+o' per
81 900 Bond.
Pursuant and subject the provisions OF said Indentrre
the holders Of said Joint l5Year or Convertible Gold
Bonds may convert the Rciundns and Improve
mont Mortgage Bonds Series B. OF the Northern Paoih
Railway Company duo July 2047. any time up 10 and
including uy R 1922 Joint bonds be converted must be
surrendered 70 the Trustee II in registered FORM
panied By proper instrument OF assignment and transfer
blank and Coupon Bonds with the coupon due July 1922
and an subsequent coupons attached presented for con-
version prior July 1922 and with coupon due January j.
1923 and all subsequent coupons attached presented be-
tween July and July T. 1922. The cash adjustment Of
accrued interest in favor OF the holder will be made by the
Trustee OF the date the Joint Bonds surrendered
for conversion.
ed New y 1922
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
HOWARD ELLIOTT. Chairman.
Great Northern Railway Company,
by T. r. NICHOLS. Nioe-Prcsident.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Grain Prices

Yes,erdays Previous reaf
Nev York c'osc. cior7. ago.
80. h4rd il.J-is tl1- il.ss'
CricaFo-Rang- q prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
PROPOSALS


SEALED PROPOSALS. ises''fral Plan, -.
nos.ls for "a central lleSiins sosclarl.
floating system. Sayylile. y. !. =, h,
Ion No ISIS" will Be reeve. n
Eureau OF Yards and DoeAs. "sstl ~
uartment. Washington, ID ,s.e A.
o'clock = m. June iA 1879. snn 49,. .rtsa
,her. publicly opened. ior -. eoncrss
S!on 20 the arc buildine. haNins "a - -
foundations concrete aoor stusso' s.ils +
asbestos buiIt.up roof and in'ssios iN
hov.epower boiler furnished ~ Ill a.
ernment equipment foundations. b
cessoriys aud complete ppm, p,plnS si,,nbs,s'
the heating plant, stem a. BE- n.
system 10 the various eyildlnss' e,,lss AZ
stalled partly overhead on sssss s.,s trsncA.
partly Underground IN eens,sss ,,sten
and a low pressure steam hesnl adl,
in certain buildings az ths 4
Sfa'ian sayyile. Long 40 mas
Drawins. ana sp.s,s,ss,,ilosS sp,,ss,iSs 70 TO- ~. Bglse
or 10 the Commandsni saw -, ordsl
Deposit OF a check Or 2os,aI NUM-, y, IN. Bs
Tor sio payable 20 the Chiet oaouired ~ a
rsau Of Yards and Docks is r.Ss"ssnr. sr.s,
security for the safe return I" "aPEoORI
insS and specification. J.
chef OF bureau. May -, 1879
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Tobacco Stocks
Certificates Of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Note
New York CITY Rondn

'Acceptable IN payment q Federal q
on the dates Of maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Federal Reserve
SYSTEMS Ratio Is
Down 4 Per Cent
Due Mainly to Expansion
in Reserve Account of
Member Banks; N. Y. In.
stitution Is Slightly Up

Virtual stability Of position was
maintained by tho Federal Reserve
system during the week ended June 7,
tho statement OF condition issued yes.
tcrday showing an unmportant shift
10 lower level. from 7o.0 10 776 per
cent. due mainly to an expansion in
the reserve account OF member banks
from si.7s2. 900 10 ti.s23.96i 900.
On tho side of Liabilities. circulation
also expanded. but the increase,
amounting 10 about $3.50 900, was hard
ly sufficient 20 exert an influence.
Total reserves rose approximately
$4,000 900. gold holdings contributing
the major portion. The portfolio Of
bills purchased in the open market
revealed a total on hand Of si36.is3.-
900, against slis,is2,000 the preceding
week. and other investments were
larger Continued repayment by mem.
Der banks Of borrowings AZ the central
institutions was demonstrated by a
substantial decline in bills discounted.
Holdings of bills secured by govern
ment obligations vent on from tl7l,-
loo. 600 70 Siis.9io 900. while CONNER
eial rediseounts declined from $780,
$4,000 10 s27l .3o5 900.
The ratio Of the New York Bank At
$50. as compared with s5.5 per cent.
advanced in precisely the same meas
urc IS the systems ratio declined. Re-
serves rose almost $4,000 900. while
bin holdings declined 100000 II
is. perhaps. significant OF growing pur-
chasos Of acccptanocs in other districts
that the holdings Of bills purchased in
the open market here fell of. The re-
serve account Of member banks locally
climbed S23.0o0,000. while circulation
experienced a contraction Of 5000, 900
The contrast beyecn the statement Of
the local bank and Of the system is
explained by the beginning Of the how
Of funds 70 this center for the June IS
requirements.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Sugar al New High for 10,

Improved conditions in the
for both raw and refined sugar ~. s.,L,
fected yesterday IN the estsbli,,n
Of new high prices for the year ~
raw sugar in an actiys mark., ,.'s' ~
3 cents a pound, cost and frel zht |,
price Is "a cents above the low ,,,a
December. Influenced b. N. "A.
proyement In domestic and ,r,n,.
mand, rehners advanced tsely
generally 20 s cents pound a, -
i.20 cents above the Deeemb.r f..N
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Wheat Advances
In Last Hour on
Short Covering
Government Crop Estimate
Pretty Well Anticipated;
Market Closes Unchanged
TO IL Cent Net Higher

CHICAGO, June s--Although most
wheat traders had figured out correctly
IN advance the hearish nature OF the
government crop report this afternoon.
the market took an upward turn az the
last to-day as result Of covering by
shorts who wanted 20 prepare for any
bullish surprise.
Closing quotations we're unsettled a. ihs
same as festerdays hnish ~ IA efnis
higher with July iif 90 ! lti,. and Sep
tSmber ii1s % iii Corn finished IN.
changed 70 III &c up. Oats unchanged
io shade advance. and provisions a.
gains of 9iac 20 iNni24e.
T. was only In the fnal hour ~ trading
that tn wheat market got above yesi~r-
days close Aside from private crop esti.
mates very near 20 the contents - The
government report. bcaefcisl rains IN the
SorthWest tended 20 make values here
decline A. nTsf. and 50 too dii failure ~
tho Liverpool market % respond % 5es-
ierdasG advance in America. Another
bearlsh factor vas Announcement that
harvesting q What was IN progress as
.ar 1orih a. Nlncrnnef. Ind
Enlarged dfmand for cash WHEAT IN All
positions. however helped IN some degree
10 uft prices during tho lais dealings.
Corn and oats were Independently nrm
owing 10 prospective falling on IN receipts
- Corl
Provisions were swsycd b. changes ~
the value n hogs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Southern ~rot Mnfkets-Galvcs'cr si"ad'.
a. rCfrfs hirhcr az &c. saies. i.1N bales
New orleans steady. - points highfr ~
q soc. saies i2ie halc- Mobile Neady.
eav,nnah ,teadv IS points higher At
n sc. saies ~ haics Norfoit steady.
= rolnfs higher ~ = .fc. sales. o7s
ha!es Augusta stead" p points nleh-'
81 noirfs higher ~ 81 g.. sales $50 bales
uonston steadv. 80 points higher ~ &c
saiee ii7t bales Little Rock lulci h'
roirf. higher AZ en -. salcs lNs bars.
DALLAS steady. ~ points higher a. ~ o'e
roir,s higher AZ .nssc. sales. nm bales
Port worth steady % points higher Al
- M. s4fee l07 haics
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Sugar and Coffee
Raw sugar Futures

III. rra.ke, had on~ ~ ihe he1,l.si
d.v. on record. sales iota'in- over 7l.oNo
TONS on the call prices were 70 ~
,otr.. htrhcr and Tho close 90 points
=, rtxrer Toroirn advlces rcrorfcd poor
c-o~s thero and an active demand Tor
Cub,s and American refined sugar
Trade Interests bought against large shirf
h,oadcnlnr II speculative interest IN
syear wall STREET being m active SUP
ss..- y, ,he market. led 20 further gains
sigh, reactions followed due 20 thon-
sands Of tons being hqliaa,en. op' '. ine
,,.,te, stood ~ well and prevented any
s.,,o,. brsak There .sems 20 ~ rTor .
tnr feeling that rrodrction IN ih@ "orlA
wnl not be sufficient ior world. require
ments
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
New York Metal Marks

On The New York Metal E,....
Tin vas easy With Strait, quot,
32N '3e; Straits shipments. a -
5225e; standard. 3ia8 BE. and N !.
cent q, 3iG3i SOC asked yi,s 81.
30 tons June-July shisn.,.
Straits at3is7hc. Copper syi., ~
ard spot, June and July. n IN. ~
and electrolytic spot and June n s,.'' ...'
asked. Lead quiet New ~
575 bid, and East s.. Loui, go. u
5.75c. Zine steady, New York H., m. = !.
and East 81. Louis spot 53Oe si,I2"''
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Government Report
Forecasts Larger
Crops This Year
Winter Wheat Is Estimated
at 607,0O0,O 900 Bushels,
Fourth Largest Grown;
Improved Since May

WASHINGTON. juno s. Larger
crop, than last year were forecast to-
day BY Tic Department Of Agriculture.
Winter wheat showed improvement TO
the extent Of $4,000 900 bushels since
NAV /. with forecast Of 6o70o0'ooo
bushels, or the fourth largest ever
grown. The spring wheat area Is
200. 900 acres less than last year, but
production Is forecast A. 2s7,000O0O
buthel,. or 3s,ooo,00o bushels more
than the 1921 crop.
The forecast, in millions Of bushels,
follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
What Things Cost

Quotation. are cash price. in primary ~Hrte"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Financial Items

~. p..v.r Board Products Company
r-s ,nnounoed yesterday that 'he amount,
~ ,verty-year IA per cent sinking Eoi1
bonds soid under the reorEanizaiion pan
,rii he g.. 0o0. .00o rather than y 100000
49, f,9r renort of the Associated Gss
ana Electric Company showed operating
t,ra,,e ~ tiab.7g3. compared 10 NZIa53
in the preceding year. an increase OF over
50 per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
FINANCIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

The cor,oilisisd Gas Company =, "
York. announces 'ha, q; gil redeem 4
September T. 1872 all e 20 Fiv..Tsl
Secured seven Per Cent ccnv.r'isl. c.l
Bon1s. Outstanding On 'ha' ta's q, ,,i,
per cent ~ the principsi amount 's.fs.
~ N. tsrns % 'he TrYs' Asg.s='s
" der Which 'he Conysr'.bis B'ssi VI
f.ued = holder os sny ~ ne bard, 4
N, right a, his option On any Interest 4
prior % redemption for nsfgri'y) - ,;I
p.r, ~. prineipai - such bonds is's /
squlvalsn, amount. par value. = 80 C,.
panys common capital s'ock. a1f. ~
'hs surrender - 'hs bonds - % ss ~
fsrtsd. with an unma'gr.f i-'srss' crg;-
,ttacast. - ih- ono. ~ ~. Trsste. :.
National cry Bask q, SsT York. ths c;-
parry VII deliver. or cavss - b csa''..
m exchange therefor. certificates i,f ~
stock
As there = oniy ons in,sr.., cty r,r0
~ August T. i5;2. in 'hs i,,.-,a,
period between The prss>n' ard 80 "a
~ redemption mentioned a5,rs asile.
he Intention o; the Company 70 rttsI
,h- bonds = giv.n - thi. 'ms II sr;'
,ha, holders may have anipls oppes,s-0
20 mako arrangements % convert ~
bends into stock On Angus, Z 49,. u,
thi, privilege vlll slpirs.
In dg. course. the reqglr-t Es'iss I
the Intention % the Company - r.t--
the convertible bonds ~, 5s pgs.ssf.
compliance viih the prorisloas q =
Trus, Agrecmcn,
CONSOLIDATED Gas CoMPASI
or New YORK..
HENRY 81 BRUNDAGE s,sr,a1.
June T. i'..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Cotton statistics

liverpool Cnbirs-spot cotton N Hmi."u
donand az q points advancc ml'o nto
49,. Imports if0oo bales. Anc-i'an.
900 hale. FUTURES opened arm. - 20
POINTS higher closed sieady - =" -
p'stS f,ec1r,te- II SSd. January. II SAD
March. u iid. May ~ 3od. Manchesief-
Yarns and cloths. holiday
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

mai. compared With t77 iass y.,.
- ~. the ten.yeaf average
Psarhss-Condition. III Dor 80.
normal compared with fSs la.
and e0.s. tho tfn.yeaf average
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
uAIE = K,rarRS coEroK,rioS'

SHINING ftND NO,IIs io Fidellff
Sealed proposals. for ire ,rsce not B.
exceed iosI per centJm OF par sa, ,ns yrrs'
Interest. Of a sunicient amount os Funi
Mortgage Tweniy.Year Sc, ls, sinM'nc ncofpora.
Gold Bonds of the Hale e.see 40 ~fll n
r"eelsed a, the Once Of said Fidshv s,.s, -.
compsny' Trustee. S2S-3si chesiin'f, ~ a
Phlladelphia. until Friday June ~
J.. .y9ppnlpeLir1 9nle TRUST COMPANY Trg.,.ss. Tr.s
WM y OEST, Prssi's'%
Phiiadelphia. June s. is.3.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

COMMON CAPITAL SIoeh-
DIVIDEND 80 y "a
A quarterly dlyifeni of three Pf .sa .y NJ,
on the Common stock n this tQntf..,,g- t..,-i. =
this dav hosn declared payaole 4, -
July 1. is.s. 90 s'ockholiers n ~ ,su
close of business Thurstsy. Jpne y. N'.'.rsr.l
Che,fs will b. mailed ff ~
Trust Company u New YORK. .,.~o
H. {. Wick $. > II r. rL.ss.,rsf.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Cottonseed Oil

III. market for coftonsced oii Vas I'm
and higher on a NOR" active demand from
shorts prompted b. the EirenE'h IN co.
g. arS lard and in absence ~ selling
mcclure Toward the close there "as =
pa-tiai reaction from the top unaHr proh,.,
iakirr hut final quotations "trH y" ~
poirtR not hlgheT. I0tal tdIct TOT '"' '"'
we're ie 200 bales.
of r~fcfe
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

The proportion - re birx,n,,-
20 liability this week ls 1884 per e,.,
last week u va 1890
Rate Of discount, per cert.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
UNITED DYENoOp CORPORATION
FHa. 4 NI-.

UNITED DVEAcOu CORPORATION
sew YORK ilae !. if.-
Preferred Capital -tock Dividend 70. Z
Common Capital stock Dividend No. =
The following dividends or fns HctAs
this Corporation have beer declared
4 dividend % 81 Ief share i,fcr
sum ~ aside for ffe payment q -
rer share f0r The year i1..l 90 iaf
ferred stock payable July = 1872 f..
derd os 81 30 Per share rn fAs l,r1-
stock. payable Juy D. ~. ptiaef
stockholders - record n lfeief.ei
Common Stoke 90 tfe c.csc x o.slsH
rhursdav Jur~ fs if..
The Transfer books VII nof
Checks VIII BE- mailed Dr. ne HfN -
Trust Company % NeW loft
ERNEST " PICKER. treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

the REGULAR QUARTERLY pilitpss,ss p,i..it -
the nr.t ana second preferred 500 I,
Mack Trucks Inc. payable jsY - -
stockholders of record az cles' -
''"s =" e IS. HAsELTlNE seere'sfh
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Bank of France Statement

PARIS. June s.-The weekly state.
ment Of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes, in francs;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

N0V I0THl IIT- -
PREFERRED cApLTAL sroeh.

PREFERRED CAPITAL eloNN'
DIVIDEND 10. -.
A dividend ~ one lni three llaiis.,, =,
.er, 49, on th- Preferred Strf ~
Company has his day tefn DECLARED 81
Saturday. july i7-. 10 ~, ~ -,qs
rsCcrd a. Inc close q business Ia-i''
Jgna IS 1879 ,...-.ts
Checks viii he mailed ~ w
''uus' - 1vuISsLy % 8 pELANo.
"a s,.-,,.-., rreas-fs'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
New York State Bonds
Canal ana Nirhwa, tl

I Issued In coupon ana registered form.
I not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis.
I ierable
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The American Sugar
Refining Company
Preferred Dividend

Preferred Dividend
On the Preferred Stock q dr-dent
Of one and three quarters per csni
being the i22nl eonseeutye dsvsden1
thereon, payable on the third dAy 2
Juiy 1922 90 stockholders et r~eord .
the first day Of June 1922
The Transfer Books N1l not els>t
EpVrr 7. GIBSON. s.ersss
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Bank of England Sis,em..,

LONDON. June s-Th. v..,,-
ment of the Bank of Esy,,. ~
the following changer. '''"1 ii,s
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
s,-rrs fa:r 70
prlms 100 lbs. - ooG 80 d
DFcsssd besi.
s.des 10 .....- .i-s 10 is = Is
tive Yeslr COM
mrn 90 prime.
100 lbs ....... 200 \ i5.sQ 9ofI l3.lo
pressed YEA.
ci.y. - ..--.. .itt - .i-H -
ib, 80 5oog 800 so,G $50
10. -. i5G II 90
Dressed mutton.
city b.. .o21 .lt PIG !.
1.-Two lambs fair
70 prime. 100
lhf. .......... li0N 1873 1900 li.l9
Dressed ambs
city. 10 ....... -1r u go -
Hogs io0 lbs - i5u ii.3o ti5I 80
Dressed hogs.
bacon. 10 ...... .ifi7 2 III u = r ~
Porh. hbi - - o0Ge9f0 1t1od2tso
Mess bet bhl L. ooL - 90 i 0Ou l4.l9
Lard. Miidls
west 100 ihs i3.i5n is.-i a'5N 9s5
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
sorrm PORTO RICO srGAR COMM arI,.'

The Board of Directors have ~ - ~
claret quarterly DIVIDEND 81, l., ~
Preferred Stock. payahie 90 ,s.y ,fs On
" - FRANK ~ wELrY. Tfe''''~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Advances 10 tho state remained un
at e3.l0O000,oo francs.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-07-28
WELLS RIVER.

Miss Charlotte Bone has returned
to Gardner, Mass. and will go to a
Girls Camp for August.
Mrs Lentz of Brookline, Mass. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Emery
White.
Porter Farwell is at Caspian Lake,
Greensboro, visiting his aunt, Mrs
Edgar Hyde.
Mrs Charles Cameron is in Lower
Island, P. Q. spending few weeks
with her father, Joseph Billiard.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hethrington Of
Andover, Mass. called on friends in
town, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Morse and Miss
Lucille Morse have returned to their
home in Roselle Park, N. j.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Bailey and
family, with Mr. Albert Bailey and
George Bailey spent Sunday at Lin
coin, N. H. with Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Goodell.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Crabtree and
party of Julliette, P. @. were at
Hale's Tavern over Sunday, en- route
to Old Orchard, Me-, where they will
spend August
Mrs John Thomas and James re-
turned Saturday from Ocean Park,
Ne
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-07-28
WEST NEWBURY.

Several from this place attended
Chautauqua at Newbury.
S Tucker was called to Bolton
vile last week by the serious illness
and death of S A Tucker.
Mrs Arthur A Heath and children
of Sherbrooke, who have been visit
ing friends here, have gone to Lisbon.
Miss Nellie M Bone visited in
Ryegate, Monday.
S D Stevens from Cheever, N. H.
spent the weekend with his brother,
S j Stevens.
Preparations are being made for
an unusually fine concert to be given
here some time very soon, both
home and professional talent being
on the program. 1t will certainly
be concert worth attending.
Lester Freer and family are visit
ing at Mrs E E Putnam's.
Extensive repairs are being made
on the creamery. Mr. Williamson of
Ryegate has been added to the cream
cry force.
Nearly a hundred girls from Camp
Farwelll and several other campers
from Halls Pond were served with
supper at the Ladies' Aid Hall on
Tuesday.
Mrs j w Layton and daughters
were in Woodsville, Monday.
Church Notes.
Sunday morning service at 10.45.
Subject of the sermon next Sunday:
"The Art of Living"
Sunday school at IL. Subject: THE
First Return from Exile" Adult
classes will discuss National Restora-
ton.
Christian Endeavor 7.30; Leader,
Mrs Barnett. Topic: Lessons from
Great Home Missionaries.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-07-28
LYME.
Come to Newbury Labor Day,

The usual summer sale of Food and
Fancy Articles by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Baptist Church at
Lyme Center will be held on Thurs
day, Aug. 10, and will be an all days
sale.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs Marquis M Converse
and family of Maiden, Mass. are at
the cottage of Frank E West at Post
Pond for little while.
Mr. Charles H McEvoy, with a
friend from Lowell, Mass. have come
to the Washburn farm, now owned by
Mr. McEvoy.
Mr. and Mrs Melrose T Claf1in of
Fitchburg, Mass. are guests of Mrs
Eva M Claf1in on Lyme Plain.
Mr. and Mrs George A Pushee are
rejoicing at the birth of a SON at
Mary Hitchcock Hospital, one more
Select Man than the law provides.
Mrs Sarah B Randlett in some way
made a mistep, falling and breaking
her hip. AS she is some advanced in
years it is very unfortunate as we'll
as painful.
Mr. and Mrs Lee w Warren of
Claremont, N. H., with their two
children, Rosamond and Virginia, are
guests at Mr. Arad Warren's.
Mr. and Mrs Frank E West, Miss
Mile West and Edwin West are gone
on an automobile trip for week.
Mr. Henry Dennis has a new posi-
ton offered him as clerk in large
Dry Goods store, and will enter upon
new work Sept. LIST.