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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-04

Marland Service Men take just as much
pride in delivering water and air service
quickly, willingly and efficiently, as they do
in dispensing oil, grease or gasoline. They
do not even wait to be asked-they look in
your radiator and test your tires each time
as q regular part Of Marland Service. How
could you ever wear out your welcome to =
free service for which you don't even have
to ask? Never hesitate to drive into Mar
land Station for water and air, whether you
need anything else or not. You will LIKE
Marland Attention-just as you win LIKE
Marland Oils-because both are maintained
at the highest standard at all times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
SKATERS PLAY
FIRST GAME IN
CLOVIS TODAY

t....a' 81. I.s S.ps
CLOVIS Nly Tuesday viii D. %
3 t ln Il CLOVIS Tor un uat da''.
Manager W,lzas team 81 select mtu
uIu open fhr season az Clovis. with tho
hHtefuat.l gwatftrs 4 record crowd
j. expected to flock Co.. thc lall park
g. take part lu tie opening game. The
Clovis BAND ElWan.s club and 40 Fans
.l ihc country viii he there. GO places
- businr-s VIII o. closed. and very
one wiu enter into the spirit 90 th. oc-
cas.ar
Governor Mech'm has hecr invited 10
deiIlite ihs ltH park iy pitching Inc
fire. tan A. lowing cup VIII D. pre-
sslted o. The club having the most
suseia'urs for the opening game. tho
manaFcueut has requested that every
lf.iF turn out.
% D. rsmorod that bur" Wcirel
himself. a wei known aogthpaW, vii
o. the mound duty that day. and
schmidt viii DO the receiyiug.
Talks ain 10 made b. Lieut.. Gov.
Duckeorth. Mayor Dcnhof. sam q.
f,ratton sna others. AZ tins ti'ssr. the
rsns u the club viii b announced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
Ohm \n,r ON I,nff.

N.N. MONT Msu Beaumont
'"-.i ..' il.ssI.u boz the ninth inning
l. tHH when Ras Eisd,.. err.r
N'H 'H. .as.e uu git. fh. lo.al- fUr
"- HHi winning runs Th, uml
Hr- u 3 The e.ur
Dr. Innings l. "a 4
houston .......... Ifu uH11 HHu-5
Beaumont ...... ...... GOO uHi I1-- s
lauH.r Eruhlu and Bouuiur
h.t" ill and Eruuas Anderson.
-'.'0" Hls. uHt',. a.nur. U.f.t.
Doyle HumHgbwrr Aica.k tVDiase
t.'s Nhfruau Brennan Wa.uzs
r.trhed o. iIu o.. with 70 ht- and g
runs li rua,isuu with fit. 30
runs s'fu.k ou. hy nun g. hy Rein.
hsri :. hy Tork,l-ou q; haso on halls.
ofi Hill Z, Rcinhsrt :, hii by pitcher,
- Ecinhari lwe'rci Brcnnanl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
MOVE
into FIRST N
AMERICAN RACE

ry Associated Press
ST LOUIS. May 1.-The Browns
moved into FIRST p'1c. lu Tho American
League peunaut race today winning
their fourth straight game from Cl.yc.
hand ~ 90 @
Scur, n; n T..
cleveland .......o5o Dln mo- =
ST. Louis ..... ...ogG lOn e3N 70 10 I
Batteries t'hlc. Lindsay rott and
O.Neill Shiuault, Ho.H and SEVERED.
Summary -Twoll-. hits. SEVERED q,
Ell,rhr. thr,o-hasc hits Sislor. Jacob
son and Jnnicson. home run. M'Manus;
stolen hasos. Garduor Siscr aud VII
lnms bases op balls. OF kuIp J Lind
uy 3. struck out hy Eolp o. Lindsay ].
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
HbRDSFELLS ARE
CRACKED 10 T01
BY TYoMgITTCNS

s.. H.U . ~
'''- '''''I''t afternoon ana cracked
.''' '.' 20 % Poo I'" 'i ''Il''s. me
''".'''- were '''I'.'' "'l OF me lh'i"-
N.'... .".7 'n' from Ih' START uad'
N| 'h, H'''' '' I'"h. 20. % 'H sunday
~'h".I teams 'his summer VIII come
.l-' ''n.. '- close i' matching ih,n.
"i WIN lh' exception "i st''io Glib
'.h '1. 'n'ii. S'nd.l"im team Is on
'h' Nn' 'H FL" 'h' lI's'Ni'ri'ns-'nd
'N,n Doug I- 'nr Ih'Wc't coach.
"' hlfh .'H.'I f'lt in the ll''bf
''riin uniform ana W'lh RAY F"ylos in
i'iI Il'.d in place 81 SN'''r i7 just M"
.'''' "'d -'.IN ANY sunday school
'''m 1911 M'. q" stop GOO beat the com.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

Summu# Runs Moore. Thrash, Ply
ku and white. Errurs $. Moore 3,
Ncuur O. Two base hlt Thrash, s.
Moore nupp Sacrifice hi' Mcanor
Ia@euld Double play Brooks o.
Moore Go pIullu. Struck out hy Brooks
C. ty mtt lo. Base ca balls. OF Brooks
D. ou INT : llt by pitcher Johnson
ly BrooNs Wild pitch. Brooks. Stolen
tsv. F.tlg,uld Mason.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

DETROIT May Chicago defeated
Detroit. O. Goo . todt, making clean
sweep ~ the four rtm' series. The
Whit. SuN Uui hit tIr Tigers. ana also
profiiol materially o. the locals error.
Hodge WIS taken u.f m the ninth Boo.
nug when ho walked tho fIrst two men
90 face him aud !; ss,ll succeeded Boo
holding Detroit sUurloss
Score. l. " r.
chicago .........1.'2 200 ooo-G l3 I
Detroit ....... .r.u no 600 %
Battcu,. Iludgo and SDhalk; cole.
bau.e aud Muudnl'
Summary Twob1so hits Strunk,
Mcclellan. ll"opcr. Jones. khrco'8sc
hits. Shr,ly. cobb. STOLEN aSos. Mos.
40. Scholh. Johnson l1scs ou halls. otf
liodrr s. u[t cole q. .ff piuss .. struck
out Dos Russell I, ly uIu~ B
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

southern Association.

N"ulh'fn A>sFhllnh.
By Associated Pres,
NEW ORLEANS. Nav Pitcher
tN.urI0s and ..tvral momb,rs ot the
Little Euyk .no,l staged comedy az
errors u tbr Nth inning az tudny's
same Sew Orleans scoring four runs
ni fwlb winning the game . 20 @.
ldi'" kut..... ................ 3
N,t Orleans .............a 3
Cyoncross and Lapau Bailey, craft
and Duvic
NASHVILLE May Atlanta broke
a mime game losing streak today when
SugEs shut oar Nashville TO %.
Atlanta ....... ...............tl II /
Nashville ..............U q 2
Suggs and 81 midt. Gallagher. Sow.
81 and Morrow
Memphis A.. i.-Mcmuhiy won out
iu The Hth iuu.uE when Il made two hits
aud scored 'vu runs IN tollys game
with Birmingham . to-
Birmingham ................2 Z
Memphis ..... .............g q
Bates ard Robertson. TucTo. Fovlkcs
and Shosiak
MOBILE. Ml I-Mobl, experienced
irtir difncuiu IN dNoaling Ghstta.
noogl ag1in today 10 20 g. The locals
drove johnson otf tho mound and hit
his su..r~~or. Ea,. equally as hard.
ON'I .tN .u-t ........,........f I .
Mobile ...... a.
johnson. Eu, and krcss. smith and
Schultz.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
CASSERS DROP
ANOTHER GAME
TO SKATERS
Specialize The NcVs

HrftA' in nv t''NH
sWEaTWtTEE May I'm one OF
fastest and ue.t played games seen
.. tl season, SweetWn'"r defeated
auIlu 3 g. q. due principally To the
.prrl pitching OF Brooks, except IN
La, first inning when he walked
.Io.rr. who vas sacrificed 90 second
tlI s,urrd ON a Texas l"aguer by fit1.
.,,ralI Brooks was mviucihlc. Tho To-
calls got tu Htt with timely blows.
especially In th, nfth. when they scwcd
ID tho game with four successive hits
md sacrifice ny. The fielding q
...tt., f..tfurgI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

MATTED Ion Duclyworth m sixth
RATED for Gordon iu seventh,
S,urc 10y innings
Abilene ................. on lu2 SIS
Range ................. Olu 600 OIL
tSctDu Innings by agrc"cmuu.
summary Twuhlsc hit Moore, Rel.
Sb Bmch San. Thrcc-hasc hit. Burch.
Sacrifice hit Rurch. Innings pitched by
n"an g. non. out IN 6ih, hits \ Struck
nut b, kvislcr e. by HoIu ! Has on
lHlis uf kcislcr I OF Bean 3 80 Cor.
Gun Wild pitch, Bean. Double play.
Hoffman Co Alfred.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

n you cont rse, ~ Russell Jewelry
Go. you're only one among q few that
don't. Why pay more. We sell Cor Irss.
rs 4. 5ih NJ. fhone sls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
Frank Resigns.

ATLANTA Nay Charlie Prank
te-irned tofi1t ls manager of The a.
hnia southern Association baseball
is-'m because 20 10 health Il was an.
nouuccd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

80 Sv,''Nat,r ,. Amarillo I.
40 Lubbock DIovis rain.
50 lnngDrNiiauc. rain.
a. stamford san Angelo. rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

The Christians and lapiists are
scheduled hy the official Gates arranged
sometime ago. % clash today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

~ 81 Paul ouisvlllc e..
Al Kansas CFt o. Columbus ..
a. Milwaukee ~: Toledo 90.
~ Minu,Hrn. 10. Idilnapoli. z.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
ANNN no
I'uG,
WHERE THEY PLAY
Mcsi TcNas league.

West Texas league.
LUBBOCK At AMARILLO.
Ranger az san Angelo.
SWyc'w1f,r al Clovis.
Stamford 3t Abilene.
Texas League.
Galveston 90 san Antonio.
Houston 20 Beaumont
Fort Worth "a Shreveport
Wichita Falls 80 Dallas.
american League.
So Louis 90 Detroit
Cleveland li Chicago.
Washington ~ Philadelphia
Boston at New York
National League.
New york. 10 Boston.
rlttshurg at Cincinnati.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
TeNas aud OI,l1bom, c1ruc

At Paris 9. Cleburnc o.
other uucs. raln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
american League
National League.
= =. IrsVr Game Tcda,

New Nors 10 Boston.
rittsburg at Cincinnati.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-06-22
2e

Blanche Swanson and Sigrid
| Lindberg who are working in
Bellingham visited Sunday ev.
ening with friends and relatives
Mrs. James Summerville called
Thursday at the Johnson and
Meaker homes.
Mr.. Martin Burk, Mary and
Val Burk visited at the Petit
home at Custer Friday.
Mr.. August Nyman was a Gus.
ter visitor Thursday.
Mr.. Lee Kilgore is employed at
the ]. S. Koshollek Single Mill.
Miss Vera Benefited Of the
Bellingham Normal school spent
the weekend with parents and
friends.
Road foreman Charles Myers,
Mr.. P. J. Pope, Mr.. J. B. McPhail
and Val Burk are grading the
road from the Buffalo corner
west.
Mrs. Martin Burk and Mr.. Lee
Kilgore were callers at the Tiff
fanny home Saturday night.
Mr.. Frank Middlestate of Bel
bingham worked at his farm here
Tuesday and Friday.
Miss Anna Burk is acting as
nurse at the St. Luke's Hospital
in Bellingham.
Mrs. August Nyman has been
very i'll the past week.
Miss Mary Burk called at the
Charles Johnson home Friday.
Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. J. T.
Johnson and Mrs. Charles John
son called on Mrs. August Nyman
Friday.
MIR. Selmon has been i'll with
influenza for a week.
Pupils who failed in the SUBJ
jects in the May State examina-
ton took another examination
Thursday and Friday, June Is
and 16.
Mr.. Charles Beck Of Belling-
ham called at the Meaker home
Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Larkins and Mr
p. J. Pope called at the James
SummervilIe home Wednesday
evening.
Minta Hamlin has been ill.
Mrs. Martin Burk and Mary
and Val Burk called on MIR. p. J.
Pope and his friends. Mrs. Lar
hins and Miss Lucille Larkirs,
whu are from Oregon.
Mrs. Martin Burk and family
spent Thursday afternoon at Gus
ter and Birch Bay.
Mrs. Alfred Swanson called on
Mrs. John Swanson Friday.
The school directors of District
No. 312 held a meeting at the
Glendale school Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. Clarence Kierstead left
for Bellingham Sunday.
Mr.. w. Weaver entertained
friends from Bellingham Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Fenton and
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-06-22
SUNRISE
MISS LUCILLE LARkINS AND
p. j. POPE ARE MARRIED

Miss Lucille i-arkins, of Elgin.
/ Oregon, and Mr. P. j. Pope were
I quietly married at Bellingham
Friday. June 10. On Saturday ev-
ening a group of friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Pope surprised them
with charivari. Candy and ci-
gars were generously treated TO
| the friends who came to extend
/ congratulations and best wishes
to Mr.. and Mrs. Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scribner OF
Everson spent Saturday evening
/ and Sunday with Mrs. Scribner' S
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiffany autoed to
Eellingham Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet Meaker and
daughter Edna are visiting at
the John Beck home at Belling-
! ham.
LINDEN visitors Tuesday were
Mr.. Carl Hamlin, Mr.. Clarence
Kierstead, Charles Meaker, Mrs.
Robert Mcleod, James and Will
lie Mcleod, Mrs. Martin Burk,
Mary Burk, MIR. Henry Draper,
Mr.. A. Evans and Floyd Puffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gustofson
and children Clarence and Lillian
spent Sunday at Birch Bay.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck and
family visited at the Meaker resi-
dence Tuesday.
Mrs. Martin Burk and Mary
Burk called at the Martin Gustaf-
son home Tuesday afternoon.
Harold Meaker returned from
Bellingham Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berger and
family and Mrs. Berger's sister,
in-law motored to Mt. Vernon
Wednesday and visited at the
Will Berger home. Mrs. Terwil-
ligar will leave soon from Mt.
Vernon for her home in Seattle
after few days visit.
Mrs. Robert Mcleod visited
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. ].
Summerville.
Jsnn Myers called Wednesday
morning at the Martin Burke res
idence.
Mrs. Martin Burk and Mary
and Val Burk spent Tuesday ev-
ening at the Charles Myers home.
Verna Kilgore called on Miss
Burk Wednesday.
The following enjoyed a picnic
at Cornwall Park at Bellingham
Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ber-
ger and children Gerald and Mar
celine. Mrs. John Anglin, Mrs.
Berger's sister-in-law, Mrs. Ter
willegar, of Seattle. During the
afternoon the party visited at
the Charles Imhoff home. Mrs.
Imhoff is a sister of Mrs. An
glin.
Mrs. Harriet Meaker has been
ill with influenza.
The Misses Anna Winroth,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-06-22

children Marie. Lloyd and Ralph
spent Sunday at the Charles My
ers home.
Mr.. M. Beck of Chehalis Wis
tied Saturday and Sunday at the
Meaker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Burk and
Mary and Val Burk were enter
tained at dinner Sunday by Mrs.
Glen Petit of Custer.
Mrs. j. Shines spent Saturday
with her mother, Mrs. August
Nyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Manthey
and children were entertained
Sunday at the James Summerville
home.
Mr.. John Anglin called at the
Carl Berger home Sunday.
Mr.. G.. A. Guckert and son
George were at Custer Tuesday.
Mrs. James Summerville called
on Mrs. johnson Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. J. Shines is caring for
her mother, Mrs. August Nyman,
who has been very ill, but is
slowly improving.
The ladies of the Home Econ
omics club did not meet as had
been planned at the home of Mrs.
A. Matthews at Glendale on Tues
day. No date for the next meet
ing has been set.
Phillip Nyman spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Nyman.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-06-22
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday Services

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Glasses for all ages.
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Subject What Scripture Ex-
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in View Of Impending judy
ment."
CHAS. BAKER, Minister
You're Welcome at this Church.
Why not Conner
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-06-22
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-06-22
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-10-20
WARDSRORO.


Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Knight spent the
weekend with friends in Chester.
\ party of four from Guiford were
callers Sunday at G. ii. ,Jacksons.
w. G. Bruce of Townshend called on
old friends ore the first of the week.
Merle Bills and son. Clifton. went to
Nashua, n. H., Tuesday on business.
People are reminded that Tuesday,
Oct. -, is the last day for receiving dis
count on taxes.
Nlrs. Mary May of Townshcnd is
spending few weeks at the home of
Rev. j. NJ. Dcnnison,
Misses Mary and Susie White are Mt
home from the Townshcnd high school
in quarantine for chickenpox.
Mrs. Clarence Wilder and little son
Of Bondville spent the first of the week
with her aunt, Mrs.. W. u. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Knapp and two
children of Townshend spent Sunday
With their cousin, Mrs. Clara Simpson.
Mrs. Poynt0n of Londonderry was at
Mrs. w. Il. Aliens Wednesday and
| Thursday with fine display of millin-
cry.
George Briggs. II. II. Forester and
| II. II. Knight attended n district meeting
Of odd Fellows ut Londonderry Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Gotta and Mr. and
| Mrs Winfrcd Young of Manchester, n.
| H.. were all-day guests ut ". l..
! Srragues Sunday.
Ray little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ercc-
man Lascll, is i'll with a serious throat
trouble His brother, Harold, is tom
pcrarily in quarantine.
Miss Emma Blodgett left Wednesday
morning with her niece. Miss Hattie
| Waite Of West Wardsboro for Il visit
| with Miss Waitcs sister in Connecticut.
Mrs. Alice Wilder served bountiful
supper in her home Tuesday evening to
y few invited friends in honor of Mrs.
Ilitchcocl's birthday. All present en-
| joycd pleasant evening.
Weekend visitors at Maple cottage
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FELTON, of
! Boston and Miss \. !. FELTON, and f..
! Johnson Of Waltham. Mass.
William Miner and son. who have been
in town several weeks selling second
hand cars. returned to their home in
sold 10 ears in this and surrounding
towns during their stay here.
Mrs. Martha c. Farnum received a
VIZ from her nephew. Arthur Shedd,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
| of Boston. also her sistcr-in-law. Mrs.
Mary Shedd Of Clarcmont. n. H.,
| Wednesday,.
Mrs. Frank Farpum, who was i'll last
week has recovered. Her grandmother.
! Mrs II. y. Carpenter. instead of her
mother. as reported last week. has been
caring for her. Mr.. and Mrs. Carptn-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-10-20
CUILFOPD.

Mrs Jane Alellen is Mt Mrs. c. y.
Lamson's in Brattleboro for a few
weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society viii meet with
Mrs. A. w. Jennison Thursday afternoon
Oct 26.
Gerald Winchester lost part of the
thumb on his left hand while mt work ut
a bench saw mt Kolstad-Taylor 1; Go.
Rev. Mr.. Blackman of Snxtons River
occupied the pulpit in the Congregational
church last Sunday in exchange with
Rev. \. V. Woodwork.
The Christian Endeavor topic for next
Sunday evening is, Reverence and Wor-
! ship. Howard Underwood will be the
! leader. Mrs. Underwood will bring notes
from the state convention, which She
attended.
Mrs. y. \. Drury. Miss Annie Mcllcn
! Guy Whipplc and Mrs. Sinclair of Brat
tloboro went by automobile to Boston
Oct. H. to visit Mrs. c. a. Whipple
whom they found much improved il
! health Mrs. Whipple has been removed
from the New England Sanatorium e
! her sisters home in Somerville. Tho
party returned Friday evening.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-10-20

ter win visit friends in town few days
before returning to their home in New
fame.
The a. u. club was pleasantly enter
tanned mt the home of The president
Mrs. G. w. Briggs, Wednesday after
noon II was voted TO serve n chicken
pie supper Wednesday evening. Nov. !,
from 6 TO S y. m. Refreshments of
sandwiches, olives. cake and coffee were
served by the hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen. who have
been substituting for d few weeks at the
Wardsboro House. will return this week
TO the hunc of their son, Merrill Allen.
in East Jamaica. Mr. Hodgeman of
Winchester, n. H., plans to keep the
| house open ind will come here to assume
management in person before the onset
| Of winter.
Miss Mildred Stctson of Greenfield,
| Mass. was guest Mt G. w. Briggs's
! and ut Mrs Mary Wheeler's the last of
| the week. Mr.. Andrews and little
daughter of Greenfield came Saturday
hand Miss Stetson and her mother, Mrs,
/ L. l.. Stetsnn, who has spcnt the summer
Mt Mrs. Nhcccr's. returned to their
home in Greenfield with him Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Hanna Haloncn went last week
10 Northampton. Mass, to carry Mrs.
Thankful Johnson. who has spent sew
cral months Mt the home of Mrs. II. Il.
Knight. Miss IIaloncn then visited
friends in Webster. Mass, returning
! through Springfield, bringing with hcl
Miss Hattie Smith and friend, Mrs
IIagcrman, who will spend a vacation o
10 days at Miss Smiths cottage here.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-10-20
SOUTH WARDSBORO.

II. p. Sage was in Brattlcboro Tues
day.
The stcreoptcon lecture Monday eve
ming was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Stocker and son
visited relatives in Brattlcboro Sunday.
4 Rally day program will be given at
the church next Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr. aud Mrs Clarence Reed of Putney
and Mrs. Flora Reed and Justin Reed Of
Ncwfane were guests at Austin Reeds
Sunday.
Mrs. Ross of Bridgeport Conn. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Grindlay. and
her children. Dorothy and Jack Ross,
who live with thcir- grandmother.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-10-20
WEST HALIFAX.
Surprise Party and House War

Surprise Party and House Warming.
On Friday evening large number of
the congregation of the Baptist church
Cathered at the parsonage and gave the
pastor and wife most delightful sur
prise and welcome.
Games were played, there was singing,
and music on the victrola and piano.
Delightful Refreshments we're fur
nished and served by the women, after
which all joined in singing God BE With
You Till We Meet Again, and prayer
was offered by the pastor.
Paul picrson is i'll. DR.. Thomas is
caring for him.
Ralph Hall and family have moved
from w. w. Winn's house into Warren
Mays tenement. =
Miss Alice pierson is helping at NJ.
\. Bickford's. Mrs Bckforas mother,
Mrs. Chase, is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Pike are board
ing at u. ID. pratts lie is employed at
II. II. Stones mill.
Last Sunday morning Mrs. A. S. Buz-
zell gave an interesting report of the
association meeting at South Ncwfane.
Mrs. G. Il. Clark who has been i'll
with quinsy sore throat is better.
Mrs. T.. i. Hubbell is assisting at c.,
Il. Clarks.
Baptist church, Rev. A. S. Buzzell
pastor Morning service Mt II o'clock.
Topic. The Dreamer; evening service at
Z o'clock. Topic. The Man Who Bought
the Wrong Ticket
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c. S. Streoter and Adds Robinson
were in Wilmington Saturday.
Traverse Robinson has gone to New
fame to work for A. II. Farnum in his
garage,
The gypsy moth hunters are boarding
ut 'AlrH. Ndmont Roberts's while working
in this section.
Miss Edith Kidlrr, Miss Mabel
Stroeter and Floyd Robinson spent the
weekend with NJ. and Mrs. II. o. Rob
ins0n of Athol, Mass
J. A. Strecter and son have finished
digging their certified seed potatoes. hay
ing a yield Of 1900 bushel from four and
une-half acres.
The Ladies Social circle met at the
vcslly oct. y TO tie a Guilt. They served
cscailopcd potato sandwiches. fce-croam.
and cake. Twelve were present. Mrs.
Alien and Mrs. johnson were here from
Wardsh.ro.
Hard work never kills anybody, but IL
makes some of them mighty nervous.
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y. w. Grafton has new Chandler car.
j. e. Farnum recently bought an Odds
mobilc-cight 4 Greenfield persons,
Il. H. Leai'nard of New Haven, Conn,
has been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. III. Lehrrard.
Mrs. Julia Croser Of Springfield,
Mass has been spending few days
with Mrs. c. A. Crosier.
DR.. J.. s. Niles Of Newton, Mass. ac-
companied by Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Stead
Of Brockton, Mass, are ut Maplehurst
Lodge for a short stay.
Miss Clara Crosier, who has been III
several days. was able to return to her
studies in the Brattleboro high school
Wednesduy