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CHAPTER VI
Nonnf:p~ fIa a,,n yxfnIg

Dinner was served in a vast and
som re hall whose darkly paneled
walls and high-beamed ceiling bred
a multitude of shadows that danced
about the table. restlessly advancing
and retreating as the candles flick
cred. failed and fared in the gusty
6raughts.
Rain in sheets sluiced the windows
without rest. Round turrets and
gables the wind raved and moaned
like a famished wild thing denied
its kill.
After dinner Duchemin sat talk
irg with Madame de Montalais over
their cigarettes. To smoking,
cCriously enough, Madame de Sew
enie offered no objection.
Monsieur knew New York?
1T is my home said Eve de
Montalais softly, looking away.
Her father had been a partner in
a great jewelry house, Cottier's, of
Paris, London and New York. $50
that explained it! She was wearing
the blue diamond again tonight,
with other jewels worth. in the iudg-
ment of a keen connoisseur, a kings
:ansom).
Across the drawing room Madame
de Sevenie sharply Intercepted a
manservant who had silently pre-
scented himself to her attention.
What is it you want Jean?"
The servant mumbled his justifca-
ton: An automobile had broken
down on the h%ighroad neal the cha
teau, the chauffeur was unable to
move the car or make any repairs
in the storm, a gentleman had come
to the door to ask -.
He moved aside. indicating the
doorway to the entrance hall, be-
yond which Mr.. Phinuit was to be
seen. standing with cap in hand, tiny
rivulets running from the folds of
his motor coat and forming pools on
the polished flooring.
Mr.. Phinuit was desolated to think
he might be imposing on madame's
good nature, but the night was truly
Indictment, madame la comtesse was
already suffering from the cold, and
if one might beg for shelter for her
and the gentlemen,o of the party while
one telephoned or sent to Nant for
another automobile 80.
But monsieur might feel very sure
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In appreciation of his daring in
rescuing her and her companions
frCm highwaymen,
NINE. DE SEVENIE had invited the
man who preferred to be known as
ANDRE DUCHEMIN to dine in her
chateau.
Duchemin accepts, despite his de-
sire to avoid all social activities
during his leave of absence from the
English Secret Service. He vas
anxious to meet again
EVE DE MONTALAIS, the Ameri-
can widow who had been one OF
those saved by Duchemin from the
l.ighwaymen's attack.
En- route to the chateau. Duche-
min pondered over the arrival in
town of a strange motoring party
of four men and a m He was
able to learn only two anne
PHINUIT, apparently a secretary,
and the chauffeur,
JULES.
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Used by Three Generations

II use Foley's Honey and Tar per
sonally, give it to all my children
and now to my grandchildren with
the same good results. l tried many
kinds of cough medicines, but never
want anything but Foley's Honey
and Tar" writes Mrs. E. *. Olson
Superior, Wise. Foley's Honey and
Tar was established in 1875 and has
stood the test OF time serving three
generations. 1t quickly relieves
colds. coughs and Group, throat,
chest and bronchial trouble. Sold
everywhere.-adv.
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burglarize the vaults?"

burglarize the vaults?"
us that likely?" Phinuit jeered.
Duchemin gave a slight shrug.
zone has heard that the fellow
had real ability" he said.
The servant Jean came in, caught
the eye of Madame de Sevenie, and
announced:
THE chauffeur of Monsieur Monk
wishes me to say he has completed
repairs on the automobile. and the
rain has ceased"
Continued in Next Issue)
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Postmaster for Raritan

WARRINGTON, Sept. 14:-The
Civil Service Commission has been
requested by the Postoffice Depart
ment to hold examinations of appli-
cants for appointment as postmas-
tiers at Raritan and Chatham, N. j.,
where vacancies exist. The commits
sion will give due notice at the re-
spective postofices of the date when
the examinations will be held.
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PUBLIC OPINION
Army and Navy Union Thanks

Editor Evening News:
By a resolution unanimously adop-
ted by the National Corps, Army and
Navy Union, U. S. A, the applec-
iation and thanks of the officers and
delegates to the thirty-fourth on
csmpment of the national corps at
Perth Amboy, N. j., September So.
1922. are extended to you for the
consideration given it and the pub
LEGATION of items of interest concern
Ing our national encampment.
And we are directed to convey
the same to you.
Very truly yours,
J. B. SANDERS
Natl. Adjutant, Commute
Natl. Adjutant.
ADRIAN HUGHES
Commute e
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MISS T BEATS

Electrical Scalp and Face Massage
Derma Plasta and BcncilIa Massage
Office hours. Mon- Wed. Fri, 10. so-s o r
Tues. Thurs. Sat. e3o-S 4. m.
Board of Trade Bldg, Room 21<
Phone 1914 Perth Amboy. N. J
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I'VE have a family of eve children n every of them takes
Father Johns Medicine. We give it to them at the first sign of a cold,
and in a couple o days they ire entirely vel again. Last year my little
girl was dangerously i'll with pnennon mi and the doctors g@ ave her up,
be without it in the house"-(Sgned) Mrs j Clark, esq Haverhil St,
Lawrence, Mass.
Thousands of mothers have proven that Father Johns Medicine is
cause the basis for Father Johns Medicine has always been purest
cod liver OIL, scientifically put together with other ingredients, so that
the rich vtamin content is easily taken up even by those who are weak
and run down-AdV.
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EMpQESS or FRANCE.
QUEBEC

dog for long, BILLY" has as many
names as he has friends, answer
ing with a wag of his tail to
Bum" Tramp, ~Bijou," rags"
Paddy" etc. Now and then an
adrnirer takes BILLY" home, but
in a few days the little wire-hair-
ed terrier is nobody's dog again
nobody's but the lost masters
and is back on the cocks once
more to meet the ships and-him.
Every sailor and longs-oreman on
the Quebec water front below the
historic Heights has speaking
acquaintance with Billy" and
there's meal awaiting him some
where always.
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Billy" Quebec's tramp dog. Is
still seeking his lost soldier mas
ter. When the boys came back
from the war on the Empress of
France" he and BILLY" beca J,
separated and faithful Billy" has
been looking for him ever since.
He meets the Empress" each
time she arrives at Quebec, shifts
eagerly at the passengers who come
down the gangway, walks away
with an air of disappointment and
then waits patiently for the next
passenger ship, the Empress OF
Scotland" or Empress of India"
Everybody's friend but no mans
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How Billy" knows wher a pas
senger ship is due is a mystery
thus far unsolvel, but know he
does. He is as regular and prompt
as the customs men, greets the
incoming steamer with joyous
barking, and after he has noisilJ
bos-cd the job of placing the great
hawsers which moor the En-
press" alongside the pier, he DASH
es to the gangway and looks for a
once familiar figure, khaki-clad.
Thus far the quest has been in
vain.
Some day, perhaps, the lost mas
ter will return. And if he does,
faithful Billy" will be there
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F1Rsr cHuRcz-x.zAzENr-

FIRST CHURCH-NczARE
Calumet and Michig gan avenues.
A II. Wells and l.. c. Davis. pls-
tors.
9:45 a. m.-Sun5ay school.
10:46 a. m.--Mornlus worship.
2:30 D. m.--ChildrenS meeting.
GAS p. m.-Young Peoples meeting
7:45 p. m.-Evangel!stic service.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m.-Mid week
prayer service.
Thursday. 200 y. m.-Missionary
meeting.
Friday. 500 .. m.-TeacherS
meeting.
Saturday at 7:45 p. m.
The church OF the Nazarene is
building a new church edifice at Cal
umet ann Michigan avenues, and ow-
ing to the high cost of labor and
materials we are very much pressed
for funds with which to build. We
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FULL FORCE AT
RAIL SHOPS

LAFAYETTE. Ind, September 81
For the first time since June 30th
the Monon railroad shops here were
operating today with a full force.
Following the settlement OF the
strike, men were taken back in the
various departments but today the
entire force is at work. All the cots
and other provisions for caring for
the strike breakers have been re-
moved from the shops. The status
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of the 100 maintenance men
who walked out in sympathy with
the shopmen, July l, remains I'M
decided. Some OF these men have
returned to work. out others are
waiting a settlement, with the com
pany as to their seniority rights
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This Free Sewing Class about added feature
in connection with Home Sewing Week. 1t gives the
the opportunity of becoming acquainted
the fundamentals of tailoring and home dress
making Mrs Emil will give lectures each day this week
starting Monday p. third floor. In her talk she
dwes upon the latest fashion Developments and shows
the home how easy it is to acquire smart
autumn wardrobe that wholesoney
able. Mrs. Emil will lead the Free Sewing Glass; she will
instruct and questions pertaining all problems
of dress making and the service of patrons
throughout the week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23

A branch of the Mexican Medical
Association will celebrate the tooth
anniversary OF the birth OF Louis
Pasteur. the French scientist, by
awarding prizes to local physicians
for the best papers on local dis
eases.
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HeV, Peter Langendort, Rector.
Services are temporarily held NJ
tAe PYthian Hall. corner Holman and
Ogden streets.
500 a, m.-Heiy Communion.
$3.50 a, H,-Church school and IN
stFuetian,
loi45 a, H--Merning prayer asd
sermon By the Rector.
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Note the change OF time back TO
Standard time for all the services.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. Mid Week
Service. with Bible study led by ths
pastor.
Thursday, 1880. choir rehearsal
Thursday, 7:30-Boy Scout meet
ing, Troop One.
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rur SAIYArroN ARMY-

269 e State ST. Phone 1926. Ad-
jutant and Mrs. Samson n. James.
officers in charge
Public Services:
Tuesday 500 p. m.
Thursday 500 p. m.
Saturday 500 p. m.
Sunday 1920 a. m, 500 D. m.
Sunday School at 40 p. m.
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u. yeRn's evan. LurHxaAn-

west Hammond, ILLINOIS,.
Gilbert Pastor. 6l6 W. sibley ST.
Phone 1s29-R,
900 a. m.-En eiish Sunday
School, All children welcomed
1000 g. m.-Engiish services Pas
tor Kemnitz, of Moksna, III preach
ing.
Tuesday evening Bible class
An hour spent with tho Book OF
God is we'll spent,
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day evening each month.
Sunday school board meeting hrst
Tuesday evening each month
The home-like church A warm
welcome awaits you
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Young Peoples Legion p. m.
Home League Sewing Club Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
You are invited.
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show how garments should be out but actually do
the work Her services will be free to all who purchase
materials and patterns from this The home seam
is limited any several materials She
choose wooden at modest price or an inexpensive
silken fabric. finer material Regardless of what it
may be- the courtesy-the service will be free
of charge. Every is invited attend whether she
makes her garments or not.
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$50 Sihley St. Hammond. Ind.
Rev. Carl Schaeffer. Phone 1888
Move clocks back one hour
3 a. m.-Sunday school.
Promotion Day.
1915 a. rn.-Rally Day for Sunday
School ana entire congregation, not
one to be missing. A fine program
has been arranged
Something special will be aIynoun-
ced for Sunday afternoon.
Wednesday. s =. ln.-Con gregation-
al meeting. Preparation for Harvest
Home festival on October LIST.
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NOTICE

A number of church notices were
received too late for publication.
II has been repeatedly announced
that Gil church notices must be in
this office by Friday noon. This
gives the pastor whole week TO
get his notice in,
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rxwrEcosrAI ASSEMBLY,

749 SohI street
$50 a. m.-Bible school
1890 .. m.-Speciaf service fos
the dedication of children
7:45 p. m--Evening service.
7:45 p. m Thursday.
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Testimonial meeting on wednss

les umOnIaI meeting On WedneN-
day evening at o'clock
Reading room in editice. open daily
except Sunday and legal holidays
from TO p. m. and on Tuesday
and Friday evenings from 1880 until
300 o'clock
The public Is cordially Invited &C
atsead these services and to Visit
the reading room.
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The department OF agriculture has
just issued a circular which tells
farmers how to tan their own hides.
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1853 Indiana avenue,
G., ], Ellan. EyanEeiiss

1eS INDIANA avenue,
q, ], Elan, EvangeIise
phone Lansing o1-W,
Gospel services every Thursday
and Sunday evening, T:45 .. m.
Topic Sunday. Christian Posi-
tivism,u
500 p, m,-4Adult Bible class and
Sunday school,
Street meeting Saturday at D. m.
Central School Grounds,
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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN

IS Clinton ST.. w. 4. Lichtsinn.
Pastor,
300 a, m.-Preparatory service.
$3.50 a. m.--German service, Holy
Communion,
$3.50 a, m.-Sunday school
e.30 =, n,-English service
f;45 y. m. Wodncsday-Adult b.
bio class,
Visitors welcome.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN cHURcx-

NdIumet ave, and Eumrner blvd
$3.50 a. m,-Bible- school,
io!15 a. m.-Conimunion service.
1850 a, m.-Promotion Day exer-
olses Tor Bible school. Special pro-
gram,
$3.50 p, r,--Christian Endeavor.
1850 p, m.-Preaching Subject:
"a Fool and His Monument The
South Side Choir will sing also the
Senior and Junior Choir.
Wedn osday, 7:45 ,. n.-Mid-week
meeting.
7;45 Friday evening. choir rehear-
sal.
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E<EEH PREmYrH1rAN-

Holman and Highland streets.
J, G Parrett. Minister,
ei4h a m.-Bible School.
iiioo a. m.-Morning worship.
suhJecti The Conflict"
at $50 p, n,
Evening worship will be a Union
reFvics at the Baptist church in the
interests OF the Week Day Reltgious
Education Program,
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rvzsr sxErxcurg~

Rev, HcnJAmIn Itist Paatcr.
$40 HohInaa st. Phone 3009
h.l5 u, m,-0rehoatrai recital.
$3.50 a. in.--Sunday School,
i6s45 e. n,--Morning worship.
Sermon ny Or. Bert Smith. Then:e:
'TTon,a Religion"
Gas .. m,-Epworth League
1880 y. m.--Cnion mass meeting
at the b-irss Baptist church.
Wednesday,, 7:46 p. m.-Prayer ard
praise service,
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rRrNfrr RMnxrsR xurKERAN-

Park Place ana waltham street
Rev. H ,Mackensen, Pastor. 1874
Harrison ST., phone 144s,
9:i5 a. m.-Sunday school and
Bible Class,
1890 g. m.-Morning wor ship,
Ti45 p, m.-Evening worship.
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CENTENARY II. y

CENTENARY II. n
Corner Gostlin and Towle street
Warren c Henslee, Pastor
Residence, 166 Sheffield ave.
Phone l2i3M-
Miss Fern Rucknan, pastors as
s.staat Residence. 234 Gostlin st
Phone 4113-W
Regular services:
$50 g. r--Sunday school
io:45 a m--Morning worship.
1900 7. m.-Epworth League
500 p. m.-Evening worship.
Other meetings:
700 p. m. Monday-Junior Citi-
zens.
700 p. m. Tuesday-Bov Scouts.
nesday-Ladies' Ali Society.
Official board meeting, drst Mon
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Yngr 3ArrrCr-

yoT-EI3 EIbIey street.
Usv. J. G. Crangor. Pastor.
Resldnnce, 1914 Detroit ct. Phone
1sa6-a.x.
Sunday canou
Sunday school Mt 3:ss .. m. Gcip-
Tul cIagses for Rll. Guy Cobb. SOFT
RaJly Day.
e;{5 a. m.-Men's Drotherhood
class. Morse Deiiriair. President.
ll:e0 a. rc.--Acrn.ng worship.
Subject: GODS re-eis'
6:3n r. rn.--p Y. p. Il. meeting,
500 D. m.-The biz Union Mass
Necting. Music by the High $4,000
Orchestra and Chiidren'a Choir OF
100 yofoes.
DR. George Robinson. Of the ete-
Corrlic Seminary. will speak In the
interest Of ReIigjDus Education,
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Fabrics of every from the sheerst undergarnent
materials the heaviest coangs rich in
nspira alton. much joy handle. as this Autumn
for all of School Dresses,
Street and Afternoon Frocks Fall and Winter Wraps and
Coats-are conveniently grouped and displayed in
Yard Goods Section.
And what display it will be-really Fall Fabric
Exposition When you Monday just notice the vast
array of the lovely textiles What rainbow of colors
the sight of them reveals Little wonder enthusi
astc for you and every and feel their good
good qualities.
Then too there's the Dress Accessories. all of
them, such Trimmings Brads. Ribbon Thread. Pins,
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PINE nrREEr rREmxrEsrAu


Corner Pine ST. and Chicago ava
x. Leroy Stefrey. Pastor. 400 OAK
street.
Standard time
$3.50 a. m.--Sunday school.
10:45 a. m.-Public worship.
Sermon subject: ''Pergamos,
Faithful Church Warning From In
ternal Decay"
No evening service. We will Join
in the Union Service at the First
Baptist church.
EoNRoE STREET n. r.
DR.. Chas. H Lesson. Pastor.
s:46 a m.-Sunday school
O. n. Nger. Supt.
400 a. m.-Morning worship.
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper.
$3.50 p. m.-Epworth League
Mrs. H. R Lightly. leader.
There will be no evening service
on account Of the Union Religious
Education service at the First Bap-
tist church.
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
202 Hoffman street
1890 g. m.-Preaching.
500 p. m.-Praise Meeting.
1880 p m.-Preaching, Sunday,
Tuesday and Friday.
Rev. Joseph Merrill. the Faith
Healing Evangelist, will have charge
~
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are having tag day all day Satur-
Gay, september Yth. and We are APP
pealing TO every one 10 please buy
a tag and help US
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sourE nrpE cHuRcu op fruprr

Standard ave- and Van Duren ID
Chas. w. Starr, minister,
$3.50 a. rn.-Bible school,
1880 a. m.-Communion and ser
mon.
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INT. BIBLE STUDENTS Asso-

III Safe street. I. O. o. F. Hall.
Sunday, Sept. Path
One day convention.
1880 a. m.-Bethel service
1900 a. m.-Bible lecture By See
ley.
ESQ p. m.-Praise and Testimony
service.
500 .. m.-Bible lecture by Seeley.
4;15 p. m.-Symposium.
All welcome, seats free. no collec-
lions.
Speakers on Bible subjects and for
funerals furnished free on request.
CHRISTIAN ECrENCA-
First Church. 80 .- ~
730 S. Holman street
Sunday morning service at 10:4s
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Needles Shields Snaps also especially featured in all
the novelties and the established staple foms-and
special prices prevail throughout Home Sewing Week
Why not try making Frock two fer yourself? You
would be amazed if you could know how many of the
smartly gowned you meet act their dress
makers Many of them design the fashion of their
clothes. many paper pattern if they have not the
talent for designing. To something beautifu-and
useful-growing under your hands and by your
efforts beguing thing Incidentally by sewing
for yourself you may have infinitely larger and
varied wardrobe at less than cost.
So every is invited attend the opening event Mon
day morning 1t will indeed be well worth coming
to see. It will continue all week.
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White" and Singer" Sewing
Machines will be in use for pu-
pills of the Free Sewing Class,
through the courtesy of Mr.. F.
c. Miller. Hammond's sewing
machine expert.
Connecticut western news., 1922-03-09
LIME ROCK

Walter Boardman attended the funeral of his father in Sheffield, Friday. rr#
 Miss Ella Gordon was in Great Harrington Saturday.
 c. w Barnum was in town Friday.
 Quite a delegation of ladies at tended the Bargain Day Sale in Ca naan Saturday. f.
 Mrs. Andrew Arnott spent Satur- day night at her home here. l.l
 Mark O'Shea who has been visit ing at John Lowe's, for the past two weeks has returned to his home in Deep River.
 Miss Sara Bunker of Canaan spent the weekend with Mrs. George Kitten.
 Fay Chaffee is sick with the grippe and under the care of Dr. 'Skiff.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Bowden has been visiting her sister, Mrs. James Win .tefbottonn.
 Charles Brasie has been enter ,taining his aunt from Kent for the past week or two.
 Miss Jennie Brasie was in Canaan sone day last week. <
 Mrs. Michael Dunn and Mrs Ezra Wolf spent Tuesday out of town.
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SOUTH CANAAN

Owing to sickness Rev. Ralph George was unable to preach on Sun day. Church closed the first time this winter. .
 Two sheep owned by Tony Passani gave birth to six lambs, one being the mother of four.
 Miss Ruth Astleford of New York is spending "a few days with her parents.
 James Hayward was in Harrington on Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Andrus are moving op Pipkin farm in Canaan.
 Mrs. George Cook of Norfolk spent a few days last week at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Bushey. a ..-
 Miss Jessie Davies of Mantle is on a vacation with relatives here.
 All of Mrs. Frank SiIvernale's family who have been victims of the grippe have recovered and returned fD school and their respective work.
 Mrs. Arthur s. Dean and Margaret are reported as very much better.
 Mrs. L. E.. Loverin and children were in Canaan on Saturday.
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CANAAN VALLEY

The Valley School is closed as the teacher, Miss Janet Roger is i'll with grippe, Mrs. B. L. Brink, Miss Car penter and Mrs. Frank Roster are also confined to the house with severe colds and throat trouble.
 Several of the Dairymen from this place attended the Dairymen's meet ing in Sheffield Friday.
 A word from Rev. c. E. Langdon of Walla Walla, Washington, states there has been, 52 days of snow on the ground there this winter, the longest ever known, all gone now and grass. .....
 News is scarce, times are dull, SHOW and ice are going, hard colds are prevalent.