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BROOKSVILLE

Mrs. A. L. Henley is in Columbus
nursing her sister, Mrs. Nyr'ck, who
is quite i'll.
Mrs. Bessie McElroy and laughter
of Baldwin are guests at Mrs. w. A.
Madisons.
Mrs. Gleason, who went west in the
early summer, returned a few days
ago much benefited in health.
The Hightower family who were IN
town for a few months temporarily
have gone to their future home rear
Crawford.
Miss Annie Jones who has been
travelling out of Jackson for the pas.
few months delighted the home folks,
and her friends, by making them a
visit this week.
Mr.. ORE Cook accompanied has
father. Mr.. John Cook, to Memphis
Tuesday. Mr.. Cook goes for medical
attention.
Mrs. Glover wilkins and son are
at home from Hot Springs. They
will spend the holidays in Columbus
with her sister, Mrs. A. S. Roper.
All the NJ. S. C. W. girls and the A
& NJ. boys are at home for the Chrlay'
mas vacation.
Mrs. J. w. wilkins and little Mar
shall Mcdonald spent a few days II
Meridian this week.
? Mr.. Tate Hararove has his two
brothers, Messrs. Dudley and Marion
Hargrove with him for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Minor haC
with them Sunday Mesdames Fishel
Ames, Mamie Saunders, and W: +
Minor of Macon, and Mr.. Gus Miro
of Chattanooga.
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MORE MONEY FOR COTTON

1t was demonstrated $500 years ago
that "a straight line is the shortest
distance between two points" How
ever, the Mississippi and Southern
cotton farmer has p~ersistently ignor-
ed this fact in marketing his cotton
The line over which his annual crop
passes has become so crooked that
there are over 1000 cotton dealers
who make thirty sales on every bale
of cotton before the annual crop is IN
the hands of the manufactures.
No wonder the cotton farmer never
gets any profit. The great cotton
marketing program, which is a short
route to the mills and the ~"co-opera-
tive Highway" being followed by
about 100000 farmers, representing
in round numbers, 3,000,0 900 bales OF
cotton in 9 cotton growing States,
The system is so constructed that the
W are saving 20 per cent on
from $3.50 to $500 a bale more
than they would under the old system,
Among the cotton producers no mar
can be found who has made riches
producing cotton. Among those who
buy and sell cotton as their sole oc-
cupation, thousands or millions are
found. The cooperative plan is tc
bring those millions to the hands OF
the producers.
The Mississippians are now band
ing themselves together to market co.
~operatively of next years crop moi
less than POO, 900 bales of cotton di.
rectly to the mills. Noxubee County
quota of this amount Is 1890 bales
With the srlali effort that has 'ccr
put forth thus far on the part of th'
leading farmers and business men
about 1000 bales Of our county's quo
ia have been pledged to this asso
citation. The county's production Thu
year is about 1000 bales. Assum
ing 1t to be a fact that all of tn
county's cotton will be handled mde
the cooperative plan, at a saving o
$3.50 a bale. it would annually scat
ter an additional $137,500 among tn
farmers of our grand County. Thi
more is worthy Of the attention o
every man, woman and child of tn
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

The state of Mississippi. Noxubee County
In Chanccry. ''
IA Parte Petition of Mrs. Annie Smith ., nj
No, 1869. "
III pursuance of n final decree rendered
m the above-stated cause at the October
Term, A. d. 1929 Of the Court aforesaid dated
october 10th A. D.. 1879, and Of a supplement,
al decree dated Nobcmbcr 9th 1929, the
undersigned Commissioner 10 said cause an.
pointed. viii on Saturday the 80th day OF
December. A. D., 1922 in front Of the door
OF the Court House in the City Of Macon in
said county within legal hour, proceed %
sen at public cutlery 10 the highest and hes,
bidder, the following described real estate
lying and icing situated in said County ana
state, tO-wit
West Half Of Nortt East Quarter of sec.
ton Is, township If. range Il East. contain.
ing SO.67 acres.
Terms Of sale: One half cash and the bal
ance Of the purchase money 10 be- paid IL
! one or two years with interest at the rat,
OF . percent per annum the deferred pay
ments 10 be secured by deed Of trust ON IN,
and sold.
Conformation Of Sale January 18th. 1923
The title 10 the aboye-dcscribcd property il
believed TO be perfect. hut shall only con
vey such title as vests in me by virtue y
said final decree
December 9Th, 1922.
mo A. TYSON. Chanccry Clcrk and Com
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF DRAINAGE
DISTRICT No. | OF NOXUBEE
COUNTY MISSISSIPPI.

In The Chsncery Court Of Noxubee County,
M~ississippi-No. 1897.
In Re Drainag District No. ! Of NoNubef
County, Mississippi.
This is notice that the assessment roll OF
Drainage District No. | of Noxuhee County
Mississippi, as directed and ordered By the
Chancery Court Of Noxubee County. Mss.
by decree of November 18th. 1922. to be- made
and filed by the Drainage Commissioner Of
said Drainage District, has this day beer
filed.
In accordance with the decree in this caus'
Of date November 18th 1922. at the January
Term 1923 Of the Board Of Supervisors OF
Noxubee County. Mississippi, a tax VII u
levied by the Board Of Supervisors OF Noxu
bee County. Mississippi on said land OF
Drainage District No. | of Noxubee County
Mississippi "a ordered by said decree 70 h'
assessed against said land and r. shown Of
said assessment roll. this day filed.
Witness the Honorable T. p. Guyton Chan
cellor Of the 9th Chancery Court District o.
said State, this December 18th. 1922.
JNo. A. TYSON. Ct'y Clerk
KATE b. AUGUSTUS, D.. c
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TRUSTEES SALE


The state Of Mississippi. No1ubce County.
By virtue Of the provisions Of = certain
deed Of trust executed by Jerome Tate and
bet'i" Tate, on the 10Th day Of January
W. 10 Owen Todd. rs trustee Ia secnrc IN
u & Patty a certain indebtedness therein
n"nilucd. said trust deed being recorded in
trust deed book No. 1913. at page ISL in
Chancery Clerks office in said county. I thu
undersigned. having been appointed rs sub-
stitute trustee in said trust deed in the pines
Of faid owen Todd. Trustee. who RESUMED,
such appointment appearing Of record in
Chanccry CLERKS office Of aid county IN
trust deed book lid at page 40. will on Tues
day the 26th day Of December. A.. D. 1929.
within legal hours at Bigbee Valley. Miss.
proceed 70 sell az auction 10 the hiVt est bid
der for cash the following described land
lyinr and being situated in said county and
state, viz
North Half of Southeast quarter and North
east Quarter Of Southwest Quarter Of Sec
tion II, Township IL. \. Range ~. East.
The lndebtodness secured by said trust deed
Is past due. and ! as such substituted trus-
tee rave been requested by said Il. G. Patty
beneficiary. 10 furccloac same. and the pro-
perry mentioned viii be sold 10 satisfy aid
indebtedness and the cost Of this proceeding.
This 2sth day Of November. A. u. 1929.
J., L. MARTIN. Substituted Trustee
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NOTICE TO BANKS

Notice is hereby given that the Mayor
& Board of Aldermen Of the City of
Macon, Mississippi, will, at its re
gular meeting to be held Tuesday
January 2nd,, 1923 receive bids for
City Depository for the City funds for
the years l923-1924, bond to be fur.
nished in the amount to be decided
upon by the Mayor and Board of Aid
efmen.
The Board reserves the right tC
reject any ard all bids
J.. J.. SCOTT, City Clerk
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county. 1t means more money with
which to pay taxes, better roads, bet
ter schools, better churches, improv-
ed farms and farm homes and a de-
velopment of our town.
Surely, no mar in the county be-
cause Of profit he has been getting
from handling the cotton crop of NoX-
ubee is going to oppose this great
progressive move. We sincerely
hope that every man of the county
will do his part to get every bale pro.
duced in the county pledged to the
association.
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NOTICE


Sealed bids will be received on or before
2 O'Clock y. m, on
MONDAY, the gst day Of JANUARY. 1923
for the purchase by NoNubee County, Missis.
sippi. Of the following
One Western Road Machine 10 be- delivered
at Brooksville, Miss, and ( Martin Ditcher.
viz: One U be delivered at Shuqualak, Miss
and 3 at Macon. Miss. freight on all the
above To be prepaid.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors OF
Noxubee County. Mississippi. this It'll day Of
December 1890
JNo. A. TYSON, Chaneery ClerE
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CITATION NOTICE


In the Chsncery Court Of No1ubce County
Pearl johnson ". Frank Johnson-No 1851,
To Frank Johnson. whose whereabouts and
post office address is unknown to com
plainants.
We command you to be and appear before
the Chancellor Of our said Chancery Court
at a term thereof 10 be holden at the Court
House. in the City Of Macon, in said county
Of NoXubee. on the ith Monday in April A
b. 1923, then and there 10 plead. answer OF
demur 10 the Original Bill in said caus'
wherein you are defendant.
Witness my signature and seal Of saiC
Court affixed at my office in City Of Mason
Miss, this 7th day OF December 1922.
JNo. \. TYSON, Clerk
KATE b. AUGUSTUS, D. {.
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"Real Estate Loans"

6 per cent Money. Under Banker
Reserve System 6 per cent loans may
be secured on city or farm property
to buy, build, improve, or pay in
debtedness. Bankers Reserve De.
post Company, '64S California Street
Denver Colorado.
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r. f. YOUNG
f. o. LEVER
r. l.. JACKSON,
Trustees
NOTICE
ul-

No 32s
Sealed Bids are invited b. he iiled WIN
the UNDERSIGNED ON or before lst Monday 81
January 1923. at 2 O'Clock p m as per fol-
lowing order Of the Board, viz:
No. 800. In We county supple " rs
ordered that the CLERK invite by publication
in the Macon Beacon sealed bids 10 be tllea
or or before the lst Monday in January l92"
at 2 O'Clock p. m. for furnishing NpHubee
County for a period Of 6 munths, beginning
January !. 1923. the following county sup
plies. viz:
Lumber for bridges at mills in the county
and specifying kind Of timbe used.
Nails for bridge.
Road supplies. S%crapers. shoyel', spades etc
TIE contract will be let 10 the Lowest bid
der.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Witness my hand. this Decemher 7th. 1922.
JOHN A. TYSON. Clerk
Board Of Supervisors Of Noxubee county Miss.
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Trespass Notice

Lands owned and controlled by J.
W. Cotton, Mrs. F. J. Cotton ard Mrs.
NJ. J. Cash are posted against hunt
ing and other trespassing. Violators
will be prosecuted.
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Don't overlook a Bradley
SWed(er for Christmas.
C.. ID. FEATHERSTON.
$500 Reward.

For my "Chase" lap robe stolen
out of ear here last week. The robe
is black on one side and has small
round mouse cut hole through the
black side. The other side is bright
figured with the form of a tiger with
his glass eyes.
J. N. MEMORIES
Brooksville, Miss.
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MONE :.Y

II You want u loan from the Land
Bank or the J)int Stock Land Bank
or wherenot. Come to see us before
the roads get bad. you can borrow
more. STRONG & BUSH
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My farm, 365 acres known as the
SuauIdlng place, 2l5 miles west of
~brooksviIlc. Ideal dairy and hay
farm 200 acres in Johnson Grass.
Possession given January 1st..
MRS. ADELLA SNYDER
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SHINGLES SUI\CJESi

Good heart-pinc shingles, any quail
ty at my mill near Fearn Springs
For prices write
J. c. WHITEHEAD
Fearn Springs. Miss
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TRI sTEE's SALE

Under and 10y virtue Of the authority vest
ed in me as trustee hoe and under that GER
tain trust deed executed on the ls,h day Of
Ortahor 1919, By Harold II Hansen and wife.
Mol Lonow Hansen, conveying 10 me IA
trustee the real estate hereinafter described
Tor the purpose of securing an indebtedness
due The Guaranty Bank & Trust Company.
which trust deed b. recorded at page No. 20
~ trust deed hood "l3H' Of the records in
tho office Of the Chancery Clerk Of Noxu-
bee County Mississippi. default having been
made M the payment Of a part Of the in
iehtcdnos- secured by said trust deed. I will
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Bird. 1923
within LEGAL hours offer for sale and sell ut
public outcry to the hiuhes, bidder for cash,
"a the front door Of the Court House in the
town o. Macon. in NoNuhcc County, Missis-
sippi. the following described lands situated
in Noxubce County Mississippi, towit
Lot Thirteen l3i in Section Threet3i. and
Lots Two ~ Nine 49,. Eleven tlll. Twelve
O2t. Seventeen tl7t and Eighteen (lsl. and
an that part Of Lot Sixteen 49, which lies
East II the Macon and Shuqualak Road. in
Section -Four "a, and Lot Threel3l in Sec
ton Nine 90. and all that part Of Lots
-Four ~ and Five 81 in Section Nine (9l
which lies North and West Of the Macon and
Shuqualak Road and East OF the right of way
of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad. in Township
Fourteen III North, Range Seventeen III
East. containing tNdo 1lndred. thirty-nSpe
1897 acres, more or less.
Said sale will be made subject TO the lien
Of a prior trust deed on said above described
land in favor of the Netherlands American
Mortgage Bank dated October 18th, 1919. and
recorded in Book 'l39" at page No. II Of the
records Of said NoSubce County, Mississippi
The title to said property is believed 70
h. good. subject to the lisn Of said last men
toned trust deed but | will sell and eoa-
yey the same IA trustee only.
Witness my signature this 6th day Of De-
ccmbcr, 1922,
CLYDE I. DENTON. Trusts
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TAG SAVING STO.


Sealed bids are invited to be open
ed December 3Oth, at supt's office foi
transporting children in Salem con
solidaAed school Dist according to
specifications on file with county
superintendent. Right reserved to re-
ioct oil hidc
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NEWPORT LOCALS
INDIAN POINT NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Lee mo-
tored to Montreal one day this
week with one friend, and
brought back another to enjoy a
few days at their cottage on the
Bluffs. 81
c, W. Dennis and party of three
and Miss Ray Cory have returned
to Montreal after spending a two
weeks holiday at Allendale Farm.
Mrs. A. w. Crawford, Miss Ma
rion Nelson, Miss Whiteman of
Montreal and Miss Marjorie Hou-
lahan of Sherbrooke are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart at
Camp Piccadilly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart and guests motored to
Knowlton's Landing on Thursday.
Miss Grace Knudson who comes
from Maine has been a guest at
Rest House. Mrs. E. A. Cass, is
enjoying the lake and country air
so much that she has rented the
Hartley cottage for few weeks.
A. J. White has moved to the
cottage, Manila Casa, which he
bought some time ago of the
Fierce heirs and which he has
completely remodeled and refinish-
ed. The house has been raisd,
covered with fire proof shingles.
These are also used for the sides
of the closed in veranda. A bath
room built in and window in the
roof making the rooms much light
er. The living room has large
windows and a glass door. The
whole has also been painted and
refurnished. Mr.. and Mrs. White
and Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Lee ex-
pect to spend the balance of the
summer there and have given it
the name of Sunset Lodge.
Walter Adler has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Frost
at Pinehurst and has returned to
New York City.
Miss 10 Reese of Springfield is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hamblett at Camp Winona.
There was a reunion of the
Buck family at the Delos Buck
cottage on Sunday.
DR.. Ella Blaylock Atherton and
two sons, Ives and Blaylock Ath-
erton are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
F. d. Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wetherbee
of Boston are visiting Mrs. Weth-
| erbee's mother, Mrs. Abbie Putney
/ at Cuddledoon.
T. D. Flint has added tennis
court and croquet ground to the
other improvements which he has
made at his new summer home.
Camp Naparin boys are prepar-
ing for another hike and camping
trip.
Dorothy Smith entertained hel
! friends at the cottage Wednesday
with an all day picnic.
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West Glover

Miss Eunice Stevens spent a few
days visiting in Marshfeld last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright
and two sons, Ross and Charles
Wright, motored to Lower Water
ford last week to visit Mrs.
Wnght's former home.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Coolbeth July 5th. Miss
Bernice Atwell, who has been car
ing for mother a:id child returned
to her home at Barton Thursday.
Mrs. C. M. Sanborn of Danville
is spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Day.
The Calf Club and the Girls
Club will give a play Gust Plain
Hicks" at the Hall Friday even
ing, August IL. Ice cream will be
sold, and ladies are asked to bring
cake.
While rassing through Evans
vile Sunday A. A. Webster and
family collided with a Ford car be-
longing to Thomas Smith of Or
leans. Slight damage to both cars
resulted but no one was injured.
Mr.. Thomas is boarding at A. w
Ticehurst's.
Mrs. O. N. Calderwell of Shelf
field visited her sitser Mrs. Day
last week.
Mrs. Ruiter of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. T
Stevens.
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preach at the morning service.

preach at the morning service.
Mrs. Raymond King of Frank
lin, Mass has arrived in town for a
months vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Allen.
Fred Gushing is taking weeks
vacation from the E. & NJ. railroad
office.
Mrs. H. Smith and daughters,
Misses Frances and Selma Smith,
of Pawling N. Y. are in town and
are expecting soon to go into
camp at Farrant's Point.
Mildred Pomeroy is spending a
week with her friend Lois Manley
in Irasburg.
Mrs. r. NJ, Sawyer, Mrs. B. S.
I Curtis and Mrs. Edgar LeClair OF
Orleans, Harley Sawyer and Mr.
Brown left TUESDAY morning on a
motor trip to Quebec and st. Anne
de Beaupre.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. ChildS of
Springfield are visiting their sister
Miss Gertrude Darling and other
relatives in the city.
Maurice and Maynard Mcclellan
of South Royalton are visiting at
the home Of S. G.. Mcclellan.
T. H. Baldwin of Allston, Mass,
is visiting his laughter, Mrs.
George F. Root.
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Remodel Old School
Hall at Newport
(Continn red from PAGE one)

(C0ntlnn Ned from o8He oneb
fences on the boys side, their en-
trance to be the present stairway
on the south side. The girls base
ment is provided with four toilets
and lavatory, and using the stair
way on the north side.
, "A new ventilating system is also
to be installed. The present heat
! ing apparatus is deemed sufficient
to heat the whole building.
! The estimated cost of remodel
ing does not include the seats,
desks, blackboards and other
equipment which will be used in
time in the new school.
The joint committee is composed
OF two members of the school
board, Ralph Hamblett and e. ].
Smith, and two members of the
city council B. w. Wilcox and
John Prouty. Mr.. Wilcox has
been acting chairman in the mat
ter.
Another question coming before
the Council at Tuesday nights
meeting was the ACCESSIBILITY Of
disposing of the parcel of land on
Coventry road bought several
years ago by the village of New
port for a dump and sometimes
facetiously called "Mosquto
Park. Arthur F. Scott is a pros
pcctive purchaser Opinion was di-
vided and the matter was left in
allegiance.
The usual amount of routine
business was also transacted and
bills approved. All the members
oe the Council were present at this
meeting except ]. E. McCarten.
A committee of three Joseph
Palm. Cyril Before and A. NORM,
representing the citizens of Glen
Road, presented a petition for
sewer convenences for that sec
ton. There are about fifty hous-
es in this section with nothing but
individual sewers furnished by the
property owners. The committee
were assured by the Council that
the matter would receive proper
attention in The fall.
The danger existing at the inter-
section of Central street and
Eastern avenue was discussed at
some length. Both these streets
are narrow making the turn very
short with INSTRUCTED view Alder
man Prouty proposed making Cen
trail street a one way street. Al
derman Wilcox thought the traffic
on this street did not warrant such
action.
The matter Of disposing of of
fensive waste and garbage was
taken up. Complaints have been
made that odoriferous and often
sive dumpage have been deposited
at the city dump without proper
care. 1t was decided not to allow
fish markets, meat markets and
creameries to dump waste at the
city dump; same must be buried
also dead animals.
Building permits were granted
to John Mcclure of Indian Point
street to build an addition to his
house, also to John Alberghini oil
Glen road. E. c. Cass was grant
ed permit TO build garage on
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Miss Newland of
Newport in Accident

Miss Marion NeWland, daughter
of DR.. G.. H. Newland narrowly es-
capped serious accident Tuesday
night when the steering gear of
her Jeffrey six car refused to work
and struck a telephone pole in
Derby Line village.
Miss Newland with Mrs. E. A.
WilHie were on their way from
the Newland camp at Eagle Point
coming to Newport about $50
Tuesday evening. Miss Newland
reported at the U. S. Customs Of
flee andw as proceeding down the
street when the steering gear re-
fused to work and the car struck
d telephone pole on the side of the
road.
Miss Newland was thrown agnin-
st the side of the car with such
force that her shoulder was bruis-
ed through an X-ray disclosed no
broken bones. Mrs. Wilkie was not
injured.
The car door, were broken the
mud guard smashed and some 9th
er damage and was taken to the
AmeS garage for repairs.
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NEWPORT LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fry OF Re-
we're, Mass, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Somerville and
other relatives in town.
Mrs. Hattie Pearl and Miss Har-
riet Mason of Johnson were in the
city yesterday and took home with
them their neice, Miss Angelina
Fullington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lepine leave
tonight for weeks vacation in
New Bedford.
Miss Kate Drew has been visit
ing Mrs. Hollis Hancock in Coven-
try.
Rev. G. Ellery Reed of Sher-
brooke will occupv the pulpit of
the Main st. Baptist church on
Sunday August 18th and will
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Evangelist Hall
Buried at Island Pond

Burial services for Rev. Thorn
as Hall were held at Island Pond
Wednesday. Mr.. Hall was "a years
old and was for many years super
intendent of the Congregational
churches of Canada. For the II
years he has been engaged in
evangelistic work in Vermont and
pastor of the Congregational
church at Island Pond. His death
occurred at his home in Old Or
chard. He leaves a wife and seven
children.
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A good many of the former
bandits seem to have gone into
the business of entertaining the
summer tourists.
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days with Mrs. Leonard, while the
other members of the party are en-
route for the west, stopping at
many prominent Canadian cities.
At Banff they will make AN ex-
tended stop resting from their
fourteenth transcontinental trip.
While in Orleans, Mr. Ray Skin
ner motored the party with Mrs.
Leonard to Wiiloughby Lake,
where they viewed the "Lucerne of
America"
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Many voters feel that the wav
to preserve their country this fall
is to cast their ballots on the win
ming side.