davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
VOLUNTEERS OF 69TH
TO RECALL WAR DAYS,
HEAR PATRIOTIC TALK

Members of the 69th Volunteer In
diana Infantry will gather in Rich
mond Saturday for their annual re-
union on the anniversary of their mus
ter into the United States service.
About So members are on the rolls
Veterans are expected to attend from
Randolph, Fayette and Marion coun-
ties. Indiana, and several are expect
ed from Kansas. A few of the mem
bers live in Missouri but word has
been received that they are unable
to travel. Several of the veterans live
in Richmond and Wayne county
Col. Oran Perry, of Indianapolis,
president of the association of veter-
ans of the old Goth, will preside at all
the sessions here Saturday. Col. Perry
is superintendent of the Soldiers and
Sailors monument at indianapolis
Program Announced
The program for the reunion was
announced Wednesday by Lafayette
Larsh, secretary of the association
The assembly will be held at the
courthouse, Mr.. Larsh announced, al
8 O'Clock, standard time. A socia
gathering and renewal of old friend
ships and acquaintance will ae en-
joyed until II o'clock Dinner will be
served at u o'clock by the Women;
Relief Corps.
Immediately after dinner the vet
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
PAGE THREE

Grams will be taken in cars to Camp
Wayne, on South E street, between
Seventh and Ninth streets. where the
soldiers of the seth encamped at the
time of the Civil war.
To Hold Camp Fire
After tour of the city and a visit
to Glen Miller park the members will
go to Morton high school where the
camp fire will be held at 2 O'Clock.
standard time. Citizens and especial
ly the school children are invited to
attend the camp fire.
Following the business matters 10
be considered, members will enjoy
"reminiscences of their services. A
patriotic address will be delivered BY
Frank T. Strayer, local attorney, on
the subject, The World War" Al
other talk will be delivered or ire
subject, THE Volunteers of the Civil
War Are in Glass by Themselves. /"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16

Bidwell of California; prohibition can
didate for president.
Court cases-common Pleas
Henry Schultz VS.. Emma Zeck, Will
lam Zeck ct al. Partition of real es
tate. Myers and Myers, attorneys fol
plaintiff.
Glen Hoblitt VS.. The Greenvilie Tail
oring company; appointment of a re
ceiver, etc. Mannix, Crawford ans
Billingsley, attorneys for plaintiff.
Probate Court
Petition for allowance in lieu of sci
off filed in Sarah A Lands assign
ment.
Application filed to admit will o.
j. c. Longenecker, deceased, to pro
bate and record. Hearing August IS
1922.
Frank Finton was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Betty Louise
Finton, deceased. Bond $500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
AVERAGE PRICE OF $45
is PAID FOR BRED SOWS

RUSHVILLE, Ind, Aug 16.-An
average price of S45 was realized for
So head of registered Hampshire bred
sows sold at the Posey stock farm
Monday. Buyers were present from
Upton, Hadley, Atlanta and liberty,
Ind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
WAYNE FARMERS WILL
MIX OWN fertilizer;
ORDER RAW MATERIALS

The suggestion to mix their own fer
tilizers this year was enthusiastically
received by Wayne township farmers.
at the courthouse Tuesday evening,
and extensive orders for raw materials
for the formulas were taken by Robert
Commons, farm bureau business
agent, in charge of Wayne county fer
tilizer purchases.
The practise of home mixing, long
advocated by many state agricultural
colleges and successfully followed by
many eastern farmers, will mean Il
considerable saving in the cost, it was
stated.
Save SIS to $40 a Ton.
The ability to select the raw ma.
teriaI used will insure a fertilizer OF
good quality and saving in freight
extra filler and other items will
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
.GREENvILLE FIREMEN
CONQUER ROOF FIRE

GREENVILLE, Ohio, Aug. 16.-Fire- |
men succeeded Tuesday in extinguish- |
ing a blaze at the residence occupied |
by Mrs. Mary johnson and Seymour
Gerber and family. The firemen had
a hard fight to control the flames.
Sparks from a stove are supposed
to have set the roof on fire. The roof
was burned, causing a loss of from
$3.50 to $500 to the building and a loss
by the water and smoke of 500 or
more.
Cashier Honored.
W. B. Marshall, cashier of the Sec
ond National bank, Greenville, togeth-
er with 25 other prominent bankers of
the Miami Valley has been elected on
the board of directors of the First
Joint Stock Land bank, Of Dayton.
Asks Partition.
Henry Shutz has filed a suit in com
mon pleas court for partition of real
estate, against Emma Zeck, William
Zeck, w. w. Schultz, Lydia Shut, Kate
BiIenstein, George Bilenstein, Minnie
Banks, Fred Banks, Christ ShutZ, Anna
Baker, Guy c. Baker, Louisa Burns and
Newton Burns.
The plaintiff alleges that he is own
er of one-eighth interest in 100 acres OF
land in Wabash township, which is
held in common by the parties men
toned in the suit and which the plain
tiff asks to be partitioned and he re-
ceive his one-eighth share.
Strange Will Recorded
One of the strangest wills ever filed
for probate and record in Judge Youn-
ker's court, was that Of ]. G. Longen-
baker. late a resident of Castine,
Darke county, Ohio, executed on July
IS. 1922, and of which the following is
verbatim copy:
July Is, 1922.
THE West Side Building Loan Asso-
citation, Dayton, Ohio: 1 am going to
the hospital at Richmond, Ind, today
In case / do not survive the operation,
make all money l have deposited in
your bank go to my brother, ]. A,
Longenbaker, Castine, Ohio.
~. c. Longenbaker.
'"Witnesses-C. o. Longenbaker AMI
Eliza Wogoman."
Asks Receiver
Glen Hoblit, a stakeholder in the
Greenville Tailoring company, and in
corporation doing business on South
Broadway, has brought suit in com
mon pleas court for the appointment
of a receiver for the concern.
Adjudoed Insane
George Bidwell, a Jackson township
farmer. so years old, residing near
Union City. Tuesday was adjudSed in
sane and ordered committed to the
Dayton State hospital. Bidwell is a
granddaughter of the late General John
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
PERSONAL PROPERTY
INCREASE OF S3,4O3
AT SMITHFIELD FARM

Personal property stock. implements
and grain on hand at Smithfield farm
amounts to total of SO, 400, according
to the annual inventory taken by Coun-
ty Auditor Howard Brooks, and coun-
ty commissioners, William K. Cheese
man. Lou Hampton and Andrew Simp-
son, Tuesday. Last year the property
on hand amounted to $6,066.
Included in the inventory is 60 acres
Of growing corn, valued d $1,000. and
81 fat hogs, valued at S2,054. These
hogs were sold Monday, but they were
reckoned in as personal property, as
were the 200 or more head of hogs re-
naming on the place.
That the county commissioners may
make recommendation to the council
TO appropriate $4,000 to carry on the
work of building a tuberculosis hos
pital, subject to the decision of the
voters in the fall election, was indi-
Gated by their statements Tuesday.
Their attitude on this question will not
be known until Saturday, at which
time they meet in regular session.
Inspect Buildings
The inspection of the farm Tuesday
included all the buildings, growing
crops and grain in storage. The barn,
which has been completely rebuilt, is
about Sc by 80 feet in size. The hay
NOW, which has a capacity of 100 tons,
has in storage at the present time
about so tons of timothy hay and Is
tons of wheat straw
That the farm is in the best shape
now that it has ever been was the
statement of one of the commission
'ers, Tuesday. The barn, which has q
capacity of nine COWS and five horses
at present, is arranged in such a way
that a large number of cattle can be
fed One whole side has been arranged
as feeding rack, and half of the Other
side can also be thrown into a feeding
room if necessary. Electric lights anG
running water with a cement floor I'm
derneath, make this one of the fines
barns in Wayne county.
Another barn, some distance back o
the new structure, is to be used to shell
Ter hogs. This barn is about 20 by g.
feet in size and is being used as al
implement shed. 1t too has cemen
floor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16

amount to from IS to $40 a ton on
different formulas.
The method of mixing was explain
ed by Mr. Commons, who has been
mixing his own fertilizer for several
years, and his report of the results
achieved removed all doubts of the
farmers as TO their ability to mix q
satisfactory fertilizer
A meeting of farmers of Franklin
township on Monday evening, to which
the home mixing practice was explain
ed also greeted ii so cordially that
the farm bureau agents were kept
busy until midnight writing orders foI
raw material
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
ASHER COUNCIL JOINS
SUNDAY CLUB At ny"

The Virginia Asher Business Won
ems council has been invited to attend
the regular meeting of the Billy Sun
day club at the Y M C. A Wednes-
day evening in further preparation for
their picnic and half hour on the
chautauqua program.
AT joint meeting of the two organ.
izations at the Reid Memorial church
Tuesday night the two organizations
made the preliminary plans for the
picnic, practiced some songs, and the
girls gave a few Of their council yells
A. L. Bunyon led the devotional exer-
cises at the Tuesday evening meet
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-16
"PiNCH EMF SAYS MAYOR
AND HE'S FIRST ONE cAUGHz

TAYLORSVILLE, Ill. Aug. 16.-
Arrest every motorist running with
out tail lights, sternly ordered Mayor
T. E. Hobson to the police. Last night
they caught car without even Il
cigar burning on it. They pinched the
driver. 1t was his honor, the mayor
He was the first one caught.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27

Sono unO idIus i'm mitteu ing
@siiht. /.
r6eigIingl~ IticB 2iuOa wiiteuO
6erpor unO rannte aus Dem 3lm-
mcr.
@iintber8 it-onO lt-lntm
nno it-nrr Dor St-auten. 9ns
mar Inn nod ME in ieinem an
@rfabruneen nidt ornten Siebesle'
ben paiiiertl
.@ine ooue Sorte, Oieie 8erliner
WGoelsl" brummte er idliebIib Dor
it'd bin. glber irgenO ettpas IN lei
mem Snnern tat inn tDeb BET Dem
@eoanfen, ooB er iif ni6t nur Die
2ie6e, ionoern aud Die adtung oes
rei8enoen iungen @eidopfes per-
i6cr5t bate. llnb pl0sli3 muBte
or Io6en. 8ie inate bod leit1
@nter, als er mad Berlin cling:
y2ab oie S6n0e bon ben g%erliner
MGoeIs, mein Sungel Die baben
Seuer i'm 2eibl"
@ober er oas MIR tpuBte, Der
Iittenltrenge Serr Bopa9.-
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
Der 3tarr aIams ping.

n0u fiidfopfiges nn9e9euerl"
idrie Gidou Sin, Der Sonig aus
Dem @eidlett Gin, unb bieb Sas
bleiqefiiQte @ambuSro5r Dem Star
rem Giang Sing iiber Sddoel unS
9udel. SD mill Did totpriigeln, oa-
nit Du luitig mirlt!"
Giaug @ing traffic ben &iifen
mie cinen onge5ogenen 9ogen uno
idob Den &opi 6mil9en Sic anie. %
@roBmiitigerl" iammerte er, ~iei
groBmiitig seeen bid iel6lt, I'M oei-
mes Sooes miaenl Mon miro bid
ionit berna6 einen Sprannen
i6impfen uno einen i6libenoen
gber!"
ugSie?" i6rie 9i6ou Gin une
bieb nit Dem &obr, boB Sem armen
3iong @ing oas Slut ourf Die
oiinne sSAfe i6oB, npie, ou flennet-
oes &Iogepeib BON einem Narren,
ladft Oh nod INNER nidt?"
SD lofe, @roBmiitiger!" Mint
merte 9lang Ting, paber iDenr gu
piitcno biit, neil 81 i6left geifla-
fen bolt, mesbalb ioa i'd uergniigt
iein, 90 mein S6laf nod idle6ter
ge4peien lit? Srotoem - neil on
mid priigeIit - min i9 lafen!"
gr lohte fldsli6 Dor Sdmer3en,
oudte pie elm pe~renoenoer Studs
uno iiel ltarrframpfig allf ben Sep.
pih.
Gidou Sin, Der a0nis. ianf su-
frieOen auf ben &ano ieines bim-
mel6louen 8ettes uno betraftete ben
@arrer, oeiien @eiidt iid bellgelb
tpie cine 8itrone gefGrbt batte. .8as
bait ou Dem Sdlaf getan," frage er,
noaB er nidt gu Dir aufs Eager ge-
froden iit?"
nSsidts, @roBmiitiaer", rodclte
Oiang Sing lid babe nur einen bo-
fen Sraum geba6t."
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
air grnn III GnTtM.
gsos Ola gIicn barber 5n IageH
fat.

DnI,
Die S~oicnroaen, Die man Der
6rou inn Sc6cn 5uOiftiert, boben tel'
rem lpiQfiirlidcn llriprung. Sic liro
nos Heitltot Don acknowledgement
pScr elmer @rfenntuis obiolnter
9medoicnlidfeit. Ola @lien fubrt
6orii6er IN Der Seip3igcr ~Supltrter-
ten 3eitlng" iolgenoes ans: elit-
ifeioct iidJ cine 6roit, Soicn 81 ira
cen, 10 muB iie i'd flor Ooriiber lem.
Oh ife lib Oieieu 12itgus" gcltattell
fam. Ser mo0erne 8raueittpp,
j(6lanf, elaitiidb raiiig, iiebt in 8elIl-
tleiSern a~usaeseid)net aus. 6ltlltg-
felt bcrtrdgt iit) nidt nit Oieiem YIN
5lq. 9aritm miliien alle Oieleniger,
Die iif clitidliebcr, in SreedJes 81
rciteil, 81 frarcln o0cr eincn arloeren
Sport ouS5uiibcn, iid icIbIt nit
ibGrfltcr aritif %begegncn. Setro6tet
ntan nit oIler SdGrfe O%ielenigen,
Die iid @oien geltattcll, 10 bleibt liur
elm geriilger @rudteil ii6rig, Ser i'm
Grunoe Oo5u bcre1tigt lit. Set ben
meilten 8einen mrb man %5ugeben,
cs pdre beiier, iie bIieben perbitat.
9ieie Griabrung madt man nId)f
nur betra6tet man Neitcrfapalfo'
Sen, ionoern beionOers beim @ilter-
Iport, bel oeiien Nitsriiititllg Die mel
item Srolen cine milOe Sarbenorgie
an1tin1men. 90 praIen 5tpei gerpagte
DISQUALIFICATION aufeinan0er, Die At-
loB gebelt, oos Gragen bon Soiel Iii
.Haui1 uto @ogen 5t peroamrleil-
Gines lit ieOo6 10 berfeDlt tpie oaS
anoere, uno pie ii6erau, trifft es
aud bier al, oaB es auf oas @ie
onfommt, uno ni9t auf 6aS 8as.
6raiietl, oie ernitbaft Sport aus
ii6en, baben meiit oos ridtige @e-
fiibI Oofiir, tpoltu iie ii6 in Solen
3eigen f0nnen. geun fomnlt es ielblt-
pcrItan0li6 aud 0arauf an, ipie oieie
Soien getrogen tperOen. Mit einigem
@eidmod laiien ii6 nni60nbeiten
reroefen.
90 lit es in Sen meiiten 5Gaen
5pedmGBig, gu 8ree6es cine Sadie
nit langem S6oB 5u tragen. 9amit
lit oie MogIidfeit gegeben, ii6 in
&oien ol 5eigen, iel6lt tpenn mail
niht mebr in Ser erlten Sitgeno itebt.
9tlln bat iif ans praftii9en grtua-
gurgen Sic &oientra6t audi BEL Der
gerufsfIeiorung ser Srau eingefibrt.
Sb fie in alien Sdaen notig tit,
bleibt lt%nentidieoen, Oenn fir Die 8e-
rufSfleioung muB unbeOingt 9elten,
mas fir Ben Sportan5ug maBgebeno
lit: oab niemols sic nit al5u reider
Siae 8eoadte iid in Soien 5eigen
BARI. Die Srau bat ii6 our6 Gene
rotionen oaron gew0bnt, &0de 6n
tragen uno es liegt MIR in tpenigen
SGaen elm spingenOer @rltno Dor,
BON oieier grfenntnis ob5ugeben.
auf ieocn Saa fam Die Soienmooe
lliemols CUR Sra9t perOen, 81 elmer
Sradt, Der man ii9 obne geoenfen
anidlieBt.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
SelS aus aItsh sasen seiturben.

SO Sabre lang idlag er iid nit
Snoionern uno Strolde1 berum
uno oenno9 braudte er nidt in iei-
men Stiefeln al iterben. l1mgeben
BON alien ieinen &in0ern, bat Der
tpeilano 10 gefir6tcte @rpreB-@el
pG9ter uno Meilteridafts : Sdarf-
i9iibe o9ao" &oB I'M Seim elmer
So6ter oa 0goen Gitp, Utah, gang
irieoli1 oas 3eitliGe geiegnet. @r
mar elmer Der allerlebten bon Der
~eiiernen @ar0e oes groBen urpii6ii-
gen @eitens.
Gie @els- Sarge : @rpreBgeIel-
iGaft bat cine ebrcnoe Sfi5ae oes
2ebenslaufs oieies eetreueiten ibrer
9iener uno bel~oenbaften 8dd)ter
peroffentlidt
@eboren 1929, fam er 1856 IN
einem SegcIi6iff nod a~alifornien;
un0 ipdter i'm ielbcn Sabre lltdte
er in Gutter Greet nad @olo. 8iS
sum Sobe 1867 ging or oicicm glei-
bertoen 8crlif in &alifornien, Orc
gon uno Soabo nod, obne eiten
beionoeren @rfolg gu er5ielcn. Damn
fam er in fem ridtiOcs Sabrpalier
uno be9riinoete icincn &uf uno
&llbm, ndmli6 oils Yoitfuti9enfiib-
rer uno Wammonsbiiter Der obigen
8eieaifaft.
&altm mar er auf ieiner &olitc
5tpiiden Sort Bellton lino Dem Sun-
flub ei.1gefabren, als % friegeriife
Snoianer feline &utide anficlcn. Wit
S6rotflinte uno @iltole perteioigte
er ieinen G6as uno Die linn anuer-
trauten Meni6cnleben. Nah einem
2aitffampf BON mebreren Meilen 90
gen iid oie Snoianer auriid = nit
@erlult bon 5 Soten.
GolGe blutigen Mbentcuer =
pcnn audi ni6t immer NIT 70 nielen
Goocsopfern 40 iiiaten eincn groBen
Sell beg oienitliden 2cbens bon
Maron Sob (oies mar BON &nuie
aus iein Name.) Snoianer-N ngrif-
fe muroen ieltener; aber boSartigc
Mngriffe meiBer S0nappbdbne auf
@rpreB : 8abnaiise parcn nod
mande Su %beitebcr. &oB aetponn
ale Oieie @efedtel @r erbielt audi
oiele bobe gbrunscn uno @cloee-
idenfe.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27

aorber, uie er es IeIten gefiibIt bat.
te. @r botte nod einmol Ocittlid oos
9Qdodeu gcbort.
rSorm - 9ornl"
Cine punoerlite gngIt unO &ete
iiberfam ben Slider. Gr iiir6tete
ii6L berednete, mo lire Siolf iein
ni6dte, uno pIoeIi6 fiel ibm elm,
Oub iie pobI ouf ser Giidfabrt
p1re. Or poute peiter u%adloenfeu,
90 famen Die bre6enOcn Bogen,
longen ibr &ieo, ulo allies ringsum
i6ien cinidldierno gu ralIiden nno
Su fIingen.
Ser Slider tpltroe ploBli6 uit-
rubig. 6ernob, peun Die Seen iet-
zen <ter bod ouf Den Hiiden no6.
men, mar elm i1%lingernoes S6iff
ga ieben nit gebro1pnem @roBmalt.
gr ipGbte idarf unter Oers BODICE.
refften Sod binourfL mari 6os 9ol5
berum uno belt Oarauf 81.
4ls er nabe berongefommen mar,
tonnte er 5tpei, orei Wieni6en bar
olif unteri1eioen, bano Oas &uoer
OH, rounte CUR Sap ltno i6rie ben
bei0en idlofcnben 2euten 81 an
Nor0 gu fommett.
Nuf Dem @eianltumpf oes 8rads
batten Die S9iffbrii6igen einen Sc
gelfesen gebibt. oils Die beiOen Seute
i6Iaftrunfen uno flu9en0 berauffa'
men, CAB Sorm Dem Sllngen 0as
&uoer, iogte ben 8eItmann ms Boot
uno beriudte fi1 nit ibm gum 8rad
oitrd5uarbeiten.
Cine ieltiome llnrube erfiqte fei-
ne 4rbeit. Sbm fiel elm, pie er Cine
Offences Stimme geb6rt batte, uno
er i9rie Sen @eitmorn an uno mari
ii6 ielblt in oie &iemen, oaB ite ber-
item moater. Damn, als er ndber
fam, iob er, oaB es 8laus WepeS'
@per mar, Der Dor ibm trie6, uro
ON 9eian iab er 5wei Mdnner, Die
inn ninftenL mitten aus Dem iiber-
ltr0menoen S6pan, Der NIT ieoer
8oge iibers 0ef Der tiefliegenOen
SiaIf ltr0mte. Mber Sine WetDeS
fonnte er ni6t finoen.
ga pafte @arm Yeters cine furdt-
bare angit' ltto cine Ger6weiflung
Inn iein MGo6en. Sbm mar, ais
t1mpfte er Inn irgeno ettpas, oas tie
inn entreiBen tpoaten, gegen irgenO-
cine unii9tbore @epaIt in Dem
8rauien rings I'M i'm. gr fam nur
oGm6blid an oas S6iff beran. 0as
Sougepirr uno oie treibenoen Wa-
item, Die unbarmber5ig gegen ben
2eib 0es Gabr5euges i6lugen, trie-
ben i'm pieoer uno nieoer 8uriid.
9onn gelong es, cine Seine 6u ben
S1iffbrii9igen biniiber5uleilen.
&onglom sog er iid nGber. 9a iab
er Sine Metpes am 8eian, nit nett
offenen lebenoigen @ugen, Die i'm
lu9ten.
9ie MGnner l9rien i'm al un0
polten feline 3eit perlieren. Iber
Sarm 8eters NOR idon an 8orO,
bob oos Md0den iGb bod un0 itri6
iGr taumeIno iiber Stirn urlo S6la.
fen, mitten in ben Seen.
SeIt mi ropen, Zine"
Ser aIte S6iffer ordngte i'm,
monte ms 8oot biniiber. Sarm Be-
ters itorrte i'm an pie Elm Srunfe-
ner.
nSe bett mi roper, ia, ie bett mi
ropen!"
@r oriifte Sine Wietpes felt an iid)
uno i6pang fif nit einem ein5igen
Sab ins Boot 5uriid, oaB Die anoern
SCOT uno Miibe batten, gu folgen.
llno mGbreno 8eItmann uno S6iffer
Die &iemen ergriffen, belt er oos
&elmbol3 felt in Der 2infet, botte
nit Ser Ge6ten Cine Wewes gepaft
uno beugte iid 5drtli6 iiber tie Dor
oacn anoeren. - nSeit mi ia ropen,
Sine!"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27

grudfe6Ier. Had Ian
Bercr Gebatte bcpinietc Ser Muf.
iidjtSrot einen 8ctrus bon 500 Col
lars
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27

SIN Sabre 1884 idliefen ielbit
Oie Wiitslieocr Der englii6en &onigs'
fomilte nod ailf Strob.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Harris for Holeproof hosiery,
The regular meeting Of the W. r.
10. will be Friday, April IA
Fred Spear is confined to Ills home
on School street by illness
New maple syrup for sale at the
Orchards for SO per gallon 77t4
| Fred Tudor has returned from
short stay with relatives in Troy,
The Loyal Comrades will hold their
regular meeting this evening at s.
!. O'Clock.
1 Hugh Michaels and Walter Bronson
Of Salisbury were in town Wednes-
day afternoon
Miss Jane Alden ana Miss Maude
Galusha are spending the day in
Troy and Albany.
Mrs George j. Eldgins, who has
been III for the past two weeks, is
reported to be conyalesc.ng.
DR.. Fanny e. Shuts, osteopathlc
physician win be at 500 Man street,
Friday afternoon Tel 412W.
Cleaning pressing, repairing and al
torng OF all kinds neatly done at ].
c. Jensen & CO., Merchant Tailors.
Mrs. Il. v Peterson left today for
New Britain. Conn. where she plans
10 spend some time with her mother
Dance Friday night at home of Rol.
jim Reck, Branch street extension.
Public Is invited. Supper will be
served.
Born, Tuesday April 4, at the
Prady Maternity hosbita, Albany, a
! nine pound son, Burt George ir. to
Mr. and Mrs, Burt c. harrington
Albert Center, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert e. Center OF North street, who
has been III for some weeks in the
town Were he ig employed. Ran.
dolph, is reported to be greatly i'm.
| proved
A cali has come to the Woman's
Relic. Corps for an Easter Offering
| OF one penny from every member for
! the Near East Relief committee Each
member Is requested to send her
! penny to Mrs. Marsden, ia Union
street at once.
Members of st. Francis de Sales
choir are requested to meet In the
church Immediately after Benediction
Friday evening, to hold very i'm.
portant rehearsal There is only a
short time between now and Easter
and all 1ould make a special effort
to be present
The regular meeting of the King S
Daughters will be held Friday, April
Z, ct 4 ,. IN. with Mrs. Emma l.
HAYWOOD a large attendance IS de
sired New members are cordially
| invited It was voted at the March
meeting 10 increase the membership
dues to $3.50 for this year and the
state and national work calls for a
large contribution.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-06
SOUTH sHAFrssuRY

The Odd Fellows Of SALISBURY
lodge will give a maple sugar eat in
l. o. o. f. hall Soutl SALISBURY.
Saturday evening, April S. Admis.
sion 80 cents Free dancing during
the entire evening.