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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-27

Rodolph Valentines first star
ring vehicle. Written by the au-
thor of "The -Four Horsemen."
A flaming drama Of Spanish
passion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-27
TO CONTINUE
NOBLE WORK
Anne Lee Memorial Officers
TO Keep Ideals OF
Mrs. Uhler
Recently Elected Officers Put Heart
and Soul In,u WOrk-Resolut'ons
On Death Of Mrs. l.. Z. Chier are
Adopted.

The beard of governors OF the AM,
Lee Memorial Home FOR the aged,
are resolved To- cont Iue TO the best
of their ability the noble work OF
Mrs. /. =. l'hler, thoi" late prt .deu''
10 whom fitting t.bUto was recently
paid i'm the editorial columnS OF 1he
Gazette How INCREASINGLY ana uu-
tiringlv she strcvc for the upou'ii0.-,
ING end maintenance o. this Splth oIo
Institution is known % ,ae m motr
of the board as it cannot bee known 20
the general public. TINS knowledge
of her work and appreciation on Z mas
given the board inspiration ana ne
Termination 20 go forward and &C
cowYlish great things for ITS iurth-
GRANGE I'm the past t6o pUulc mas
been very generous toward the nome,
q fact which IS deeply appreciated oI
The managers and encourages them
10 hcre for continued interest ~
tbci. work. To the end that Mrs.
IrhIer's cGarts may nos be forgotten
and that they may fail TO render unto
Caesar the things that are Caesars.
the board tt xovrluors and THEN
friends have decided % erect a tablet
10 her mOmerv within the walls oil
the Home.
The recently elected officers, the
board Of governors and the trustees
of the Home are TIE following: Pres
idant. Mrs. " NJ. Rcardon; First
Vice President, Mrs. Ii p. Wilson;
Second Vice President. Mrs. George
l.. Simpson; Third Vice President,
Mrs Strothcr Jones; Recording Sec
Rotary, Mrs. J. IT, Mansfield; Cores
ponding Secretary, Mrs. Jcnmter
Broaddus; Treasurer, Mrs. Arthur
Herbert; Treasure of Endowment
Fund, Mr.. Leopold Ruben
Board of Goyernors-lirs. ". NJ.
Reardon. Mrs. Ii. 2 Wilson, Mrs.
George l.. Simpson, Mrs. Strother
Jones, Mrs. j. Il. Mansfield, Mrs
Jennifer BroadGus, Mr.. Arthur Her
bert, Mr.. Leopold Ruben, Mrs. \. )
Doriphan, Mrs. W. d. Ogden, Mrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-27
Let The Gazette rent that
vacant house or room
Phone Z The Gazette Of
flee. We will tell you how to
get results. 184-tf.
THOMAS /. CARTER, AuctiOnee.

THOMAS /. CARTEK, AuctiOneer
Auction Sale of Unredeemed Pledges
ON THURSDAY MORNING, SEP
TENDER %. 1922, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
| will commence to sell at the es-
adjustment of E. Heidenheimer, Inc,
sos King Street, Alexandria, Va, all
pledges upon which the interest IS
overdue up to this date, consisting of
Diamond Rings. Pin, Ear Rings, and
Gold, Silver and Metal Watches, all
kinds of Fine Jewelry, Guns, ReyoI-
yers. Silverware, Books, Umbrellas,
ETC.. together with line of goods
generally found in a loan Office
Ticket holders kindly take notice,
f. HEIDENHEIMER, INC.
cystic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-27
THE ALEXANDRIA, CAZETTE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1922

established in the Treasury Depart
ment under the revenue act of 1921
to consider the regulations, forms
and procedure relating to the ad-
ministration of the tax laws in the
bureau of internal revenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-27
-vT-T~Tv--T--T

THE youngster wins. Before he
left, he bet me one hundred. dollars
he would have your shirt off in five
minutes after he met you. "-Every-
body's Magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-27

r. Pierpoint. Mrs. Thomas A. Fisher,
Mrs. Charles Howell, Mrs. Grace
Shoultz, Mrs. ". Clifton Cunning
ham, Mr.. Arthur Herbert, Mrs. Ken
meth Ogden, Mrs. George r. Hill.
Trustees-Mr. Arthur Herbert, Mr..
Leopold Ruben, DR.. Z. A. German.
Resolutions
At a meeting of the Board of Gov
errors Of the Anne Lee Memorial
Home held this 10Th day of Septem-
Der, 1922, appropriate remarks were
made by the members present upon
the death Of our late President, Mrs
l.. +. Uhler. A committee was APP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-27

he opened. The incorporators all resi-
dents OF Atlanta are given as fol-
! lows William S. Coburn, NJ. B. owen
md s. 4. Wilson.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26
Vacation .laces For Rent

COSY BEACH-Srhall cottage to renN for month of August Call Ernest Setterlund a5s Capitol avenue Merden. INDIAN NFf'K-Cottaees for rent. One room slo. Four rooms, Aug. 1928, sl', Bungalow Aug. o6 Sept. 3, s2o.5o. Teie- nhone l2a Plainville.
 INDIAN NECK Branford. Cottage 1905 now onen for 18th season. for board CTS on beach, all facilities, good service, rates reasonable. Mrs. A. D. Frey
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26

CLEANING. dyeing ana pressing. Pleatins and hemsttching, remodellins experts Old garments given a new appearance In a short time and at small expense to YOU, New Empire Dry Cleaning Co.,. 1is Main St Phone 625.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26

Many times a Heraid Classified Ad will sell that house, rent it, or get what you want in exchange.
 There is one whole department at the Herald for our classified ad- vertisers.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26
Money Loaned

GET A BENEFICIAL LOAN
 WE LEND MONEY on Home Furniture, without removal also on Guaranteed Notes. LOANS UP TO $500. Repayable In monthly instalments. LAWFUL CHARGES. Write Call ur Phone us--1-9-4-s.
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
 Rooms l04-5 T w. Main St MONEY TO LOAN-s10o up to sl0,ooo. New organization with home office in the City of Hartford Conn., Will loan money at ses simple interest. Call Room llS or l23 Professional Bldg, S7 West Main, city. MONEY loaned under our new plan gives you sloo up to ss,ooo at ~ simple in- terest, easy terms. General Home Invest mont Trust, s7 West Main St. Room 113. Telephone 5s7-e
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26

AUTO TENDERS and bodies doors ana m ..antfnn of skilled mechanics. When tn trouble, lot us restore the original :nape as vnur car. "serv.ce is Our Aim" O. Hecker, Corbin Place. Phone oes.
 AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bodies ii. made to order. Hisn ciass ~osh, ansh,s sstls p.v,zza. a32 Park St. Phone 676-1s.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26

SIX ROOM cottage, with all improvem ente for sale. Furnace heat. Lot 1o0xl20 feet: Fear garage. House only 3 years old. in fine condition. Price s, 800. H. J. Foiren. 40 Main St. Phone l790.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26
Suburban For Sale

PLAINV1LLE center. 10 room house for sale. On trolley line. Corner lot ls7xi7o feet. Excellent location. The John Cooke Co. Hough St., Plainville, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26
CHICKEN farm for sale Large house, barn.
 Easy terms. Telephone s2-4, evening"

51a ACRE farm between Plainville and Southington. room house. in good con. dition. two sheds fruit trees, q brook running through property. Only l.2 mile to trolley and school. Price only 3lso0, with $500 down and balance onx easy Payments. R. L. Hayden, Middle St.. Bristol Conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26

WEST END of city. 2 family house for sale. 10 rooms, price s7,5oe. Cash re- quired only s1,Oo0. Home Banking | Realty Co, S6 West Main st. Tel. 72S. WEST PEARL ST, family house of i3 rooms, electricity. Large lot. SO feet frontage. Price is only ss,ooo; satisfactory terms can be arranged Home Banking ( Realty Co, West Main St, Tel. 72s.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26

VEST END Of Cfty. room brick bunea- low for sale, Price s6.ooo Cash required Sl 500. Home Banking & Realty Co., sS West Main St. Tel. FPS.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26
Houses For Sale

PROSPECT sT.-1 family house of io rooms, Kelsey St., family house of Q rooms, City Ave, family house of Il rooms. A. Danielson Co.,, 131 Main St. Phone SEA-.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-26
Dyeing and Cleaning

CLEANING and dyeing is our exclusive bus mess Garments of all descriptions: draperies, portieres, curtainJ, cleaned or dyed Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit ain Dry Cleaning Corp. s6 W. Main St. phnna 1323-3.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21

UniI yOr Zlce. referIndu-sf
la sihastrul din Canada: slabiciu
nile batranetei. Oar adevar.l
este: pacatele tineretei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21
OCAZTE RARA!
Numai psntEs s6tsvA xils!

ReeoBlnl "Ciocarlia'' cantat
de mArefs violbnist roman, d-nu
loan NESTORESCU, Sc gaseste
de vinzare Ia ziaruf nostru. De.
oarece mn q mai ramas decat .
cantitate foarte rednsa, rccordul,
a carui pret este 800, Sc "
vinda en &1.25, care reprezintk
nnmai pretul de cost. Afsra de
acoasta mai socotim 10 cent pen
trR cheltuialA de pesta. 81 -
81 Ezhiasex fisears rsmAn s6-si tri-
mid eanaandA Il siaxul n0strn:
10 pulEe& AyA oavalanA q
axni aeeet- ''salet ~ ye tinA a.
- ssist tine fl95 ~.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21
PREsA rREsrONsABrLA.

Presa partidelor, Gu atat mai
multi presa unm spartid care la
gllvern are datOria de a repre~
|sinta, nu micile patimi ale redac-
torilor sal obisnuiti orr iesirile
de temperament susceptrbilita-
;ilOr de afara. ci vederiie partidrL
lui insusi 81 sa poarte raspunde-
rea pentru ori-ce declaratie- ca 81
.pentru Orice atac.
All mai putin decat ericand Sc
tine sama de aceasta obligatie, in
Elipsa Garcia, cum nu stii in cine
dai, nu stii nici daca trebnie Sd
dai, fiindlca, daca in momenr,rl
cantt eSti ispitit a da un ras;-
.puns, Stii de la cine a VENT pro-
tvocarea, gestrl de aparare ii Sc
pare rdlcllL
Oamenii mai prejos de orice
discutie stunt lsati sa spurce in
lege pentru ca pc urna patronii
s;i-si decline politices orice ras-
pundere fata de insnlta publi.;a,
pc atat de prosteasca pc cat lie
brutala, pc care al primit-o.
Stu ca aiarea. cei dintaiu oar
meni politiei nu sc cred intru
minnie scazuti cand i-au in mani
Fcondeilll pentru a vorbi singuri
despre intentfle lor. Actiyitatea
unui Clemenceau, unui Poincarc,
in l'Homme ibre, in Revue dee
deux mondes poate servi dreot
exemplu. Asemenea personalitat Il
n an socOtit cd valoarea lOr Sc
rMea prIn tacerea Responsible
asrypra intentilor proprii 81 prin
napustirea unor indivizi necreS
EcIti contra adversarului. i
Domnii Bratieni, carl an sN
in Romania toate raspunderile, ar
[pHea lua condeiul eli insist penl
tru denega daca vor sa deneye
81 insulta daea seeOt ca trebuie
sd insulte.
TOata lumea an felOsi.
n. Iorga. /
(Din N. Romanesc'D.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21
fContinaare - - 80. N
BONUsUL SoLDAT1LoR.

lansa aStaZl un nOu atac la senat
contra bonuslllui soldatilor.
PreSedintelc Ell. d-nul julius II.
Barnes, intro scrisoare catre fl.
-lialele din fiecare stat 81 judet, lc
cerea sa Sc opue acestui project
de fege. zicand ca "daca va trece
Fare sd lncarce tara ell datorii mai
mari, ca oricand in istoria anne.
ricei."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21

Bakn., q August. Enver
pasa, despre care Sc annntase
acum cateva zile ca fuscse gasit
mort pc. campsl de. lnpti de Ia
Bekhara, sc nice ca traeste. 81 ci
pc ziua Gle - August fusese va
zut la cateva. suite de mile de la
locul unde Sc presbpunea ca ar Fl
fost omarit in lTpta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21

Londra. 20 ltelegrama trimisa
de la Berlin anllnta ca dl Karl
Radek, seful plrblicitatii sovietc-
lor. va face calatorie prin toa:c
tarile europene 81 in Statele Uni
te. Dansnl calatoreste intro M
siune secreta pentru guvernul 90
vietelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21
ON fUcA u)NuluLU|

O vadIlva tincra bogata este
foarte fericita daca ca poate ra-
name vadnva.
u
Diferinta intre fetele din 1870
81 1922 este: so de ami.
"a
Oplnia ia este tOtdeauna cea
eoreeta daca al Oameni earl sd o
aprobe.
a
Jelozia lmei femei magnleste
vanitatea unui hal+bat pana ce ii
nu $ 'au luat inca f1pa casatO.
rie. e altfel.
i
Cand unui timer is "A urit IL
aleasa sa. asHda sa gaseasca ..n,
vintele pOtrivite prin earl sd
poata spune ca el nu simte de";it
sentimente frdtesti fata de ca.
q
Multe haine necalcate au I'm
libel de banca i'm buzunarele lor
q
De multeOri ne vine sd credp1G
cd jazzul nu-si va canta nici cand
cantecul de lebeda.
ID
In STAT pentru pastrarea sa la
tatei: sa MI accept nicicand ro.'i
de arbitru la un contest de fri
museta.
| "a
Definitia cea mai potrivita q
ldiplomatului el este un ON casa
torit care sta nOaptea afara din
casa.
Distanta nu imprumuta farmcs
biletelor de tren.
d
81 vorbind dc distanta. cre(lem
ca sihastrul din Horizon site deja
de rezultatul actiunei fnceputa DC
eL Oare ce satisfactie ii va Ia
deciziunea r r b n n fului dir
Youngstown?
-
Cneva SpuS cd in mOmentul
cand va afla Cd fucrurile n 'au
mers asa precum ar Fl dorit dam
sui. - ii va trebui un medic sal
lase sange. Eu zic eeea ce spu.
neau batranii nostri: numai oame.
nil brmi dau de nacaz.
| d
Si-mi aduc aminte de pOvestiid
Gu baiaurii GIL sapte capetc: fr
loerl fiecar,licap taiat cresc alt
sapte.
| II
Uni vOr Zice. referindu-se
i la sihastrul din Canada: slabiciu
nile batranetei. Oar adevar.l
este: pacatele tineretei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21
DIN PATRIE

La Cernaati s'a desehis I'm tes
lament CIT prevedere feartt
ciudata. Tcstatorul, nm an,lnli
Muller, lasa o pereche de case
situate in centrul Cernauti,o,
Prinaariei orasului Lenaberg. Tes.
tamentul insa facut acum deuio.
zeei de ami, iar in ef Sc spane ea
in car caNl Blteowina ar veni alt
euiva decat Austriei, atunci We
nitul caseler Sd revie primariei
din Lemberg. Oar dorinta tests
torului tot nu 1mplinit5, cae;
Lembergul al PoIonici acum
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21

intreg traffcNl liniei. victime
onaenesti mn sunt, lar cs,lza acci.
aentului nh Sc cuBoaste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21
MF0RN|ATNIN

Lima. Camera deputatilOr
din Peru a aprobat cu unanimi-
tate pactul Tacna-Arica, fncheiat
la Washington intre Chile 81
Peru.
New York. o cablOgrama
fprimita de oficiul liniei de va
Fpcare cnnard, de la agentii sal
din Romania. zice ca svonur;le
date de presa despre aglomeratia
pc trennrile din. Romania ISL au
sursa 1ntr 'un caz cand nm mare
numar de cetateni plecasera sd
Ia parte la serbare nationdla,
ceeace rare mimic de a face Ell
mersnl reg,flat al trenurilor. Gu
mici exceptii, trenurile circ,tla
Fregrlat in toata tara.
San Antonio. Texas. - Con-
form celer serise de ziarnl spa
MOL ia Prensa1N, d-nnl Rafael
Manzo, ministrul de finante al
|gsrernnlui mexican, STA dat azi
|dimisia din cabinet.
VRna. Prim3ria orasului
Viena M vrea 81 mai primessea
|ajasor DE- IL societatea americaai
de binefaeere. vienesii zic ca aju..
'torul e bun, insa an ajator con
tinu d Sc pare Cd e o degrsdare
'pentru ora4nI br care, dupa cum
|suporta ataksa eheltnsh pc mcruri
de hax Il nslbhsitoars, ar putaa
IsAsi intretie i oxfauii de rauboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21

sos = cssem nic snjbe nei ande 81 aici rec ii nua
senn ouDavo'nfA Aceasta spre binae nestu ci sxe
bnele actualuui guvern al triitsrk pe - a rs agn
60 inti tet stat de mu1t 81 cesv ie asA6zi in
ExuuAuI s1a1itslr ii. @s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21

A intins fiecaruia mana sa 10 sa-
rute. binccuvantandu-i pc totf,
precm 81 obicctelc religioase
pnrtate de vizitatori.
Annoy. - Numarul celor morti
pc ziua de 2 August la Swatoax,
Gu ocazia celei mai groaznice fur
tuni din istorie, este dc 60.00U.
Nici I'm strain ma fost ranit grav.
insa popnlatia bastinase a fost nj
micita aproape complect.
Washington. La ambasada
eermana de aici a sosit Stirea 4
Doctorul Otto Wcidfcld, ambasa.
doruI Germaniei in America, care
aclm sc afla in concediu, Sc Va
mbarca la "a August pentru New
York. Sc crede ca imediat duoa
s0sirea dansului aici Sc vor NUM-
pcrsoanelc carl sa fOrmeze coml
siunea pentru stabilirea datorii!or
ce lc are Germania catre America
L.Ondra. = ZiarlL Times .lc-
clara ca Anglia ar dori sd recu-
noasca cat mai repede guver:lul
mexican. Insa MI pOate. deOarece
actualul guvern nu voieste 81
recunoasca imprumuturile faeuts
de guvernul Mi Huerta in Strai-
natatc.
Long Beach, n. Y. D-na
Izetta McGill. din aceasta lecali
tate. murit in urma arsurilol
primite c;nd ia luat parnl foe
de La ficrul electric cu care SC
friza. O aprindere sirmei el,c.
trice la pus parul in flacari, 81
cu toate c;i pdrul ii fusese stins
de bal.batul san. dansa murit Ia
spital dupa eateva ore de sufe.
rinti.
Londra. % (telegrama trimisd
de la Berlin anlnta ca dl Kari
Radek, seful plrblicitatii sovietc.
lor, va face calatorie prin toa.e
tarile europene 81 in Statele Uni
te. Dansul calatoreste intro M.
siune secreta pentru guvernpl 80
vietelor.
Sc
Roma. Padlrile dim Italia
s'au aprins in mai multe locuri
Mai toate focllrile iau nastere dir
prea marea csld1ra. Pompierii $
soldatii, aiutati de membrii socie
tatii Fascitti. fac mari sfOrtar
pentru stingerea acesfor fOcuri.
Buffalo, y. Y. - Compania ia
tramvae oferit un premiu IL
100000 personnel care va dOveti
pc eel ce au pns All noapte dina
mita pc sine. Gu care ocazie S M
facut. praf trei tramvae ce erau
legate unul de aftul 81 s'a ucis
I'M mare numar de oameni.
Paris. Sc zice ca amenintarca
grecl0r Gle a Oel1pa actln cateva
saptamani Censtantinopolul q
-fost suggerata, cri eel putin apro
bata de primal ministru Lloyd
George al Anxiiei.
Dublin. Aeum multi ami in
urma Arthur Griffith ma volt sa
primeasca oferta de a Fl retlac.
torul unui ziar din New York Gu
salarul de einei mil de dolari *
an, preferSnd 50 ranaana in Irlan'
da ca redactor al ziarulni sau
care nu i aducea mai mnh veni,
ca % de silingi pc saptamana.
Cand i Sc oferise postul in che
site, el raspunsase CO locul lui ira
in Irlanda. 81 a nnnea intreg.i
sale yieti va ii pentrn caaza
Irlandei.
So b
Milford, Coma, % Anglst. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21

Milford, Conn., % August. -
Trenul expires care circnE intre
New York 81 W1usted S'a rSsfua-
nat All noaptc il apropiese u
Devon. Loeomotiys u vagonnl h
pesta az sarit de r zine, mrr.
,gsnd pc alatusi mai mule de 400
de metri, apoi psa1meiudn-se in
tr'o parte si fupisbae1nd astfsl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-21

Londra. ZiarlL Times lc-
clara cd Anglia ar dOri sa recu-
noasca cat mai repede guvera,,l
mexican. Insa MI pOate. deOarece
actualul guvern nu voieste 81
recunoasca imprumuturile faeute
de guvernul lui Huerta in strai-
natate.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-20
HYDE PARK CENTER

Mrs. ElizabethC lapper is ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Herman
Darlington.
Miss Nina Davis closed a very sue
cessful term of school last Thursday.
In the evening quite number of
grown-ups were present at the
Christmas exercises and tree for the
children. Miss Davis has returned
to her home in Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pronto of Eden
were callers at Harold Jewett's Sun
day.
Harold Jewett's family is i'll with
the prevailing distemper.
Arthur Jones and three sons were
visitors at Harold Jewett's Sunday.
DR.. Capp of st. Johnsbury was
caller in this vicinity Tuesday, selling
herb medicine.
Elsa and Romeo Gagnier went
Monday to Barre, where they have
employment in the stone sheds.
Private E. Gagnier was home last
week from an army training camp.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-20
CAMBRIDGE

Rev. Mr.. Kelton was a visitor in
Burlington Friday.
d. B. Stafford and w. N. Lang were
visitors in Johnson Friday.
Mrs. A. f. Chase of Mortified
called on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Elsie Hyde was a business
visitor in Burlington Wednesday.
Pearl Tobin of Massachusetts, is
the guest of his brother, Hugh Tobin.
DIR. c. S. Parks recently spent sew
eral days at his home in Grand Isle.
Deputy Sheriff Smith was a bust
ness visitor in st. Adams Thursday.
Miss Hattie Hopkins is confined to
her bed by sickness. Mrs. Dyke of
Jacksonville is caring for her.
II. A. Hawley has purchased of
Ralph Bourne his garage building
and extra building lot at Jefferson
vile and will take immediate posses
sion. II is understood that Erwin
Holmes will run the garage.
The last of the series of dances
given by the Odd Fellows was held
Friday night and was attended by
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-20
FRENCH HILL

Mrs. Brown and daughter came
| from Morrisville to stay over the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. J. B.
MCLEAN. On her return her nephew,
Claude Mclean, went with them
The horse became frightened and
threw them out, bruising them a lit
tie. The horse was stopped by Mr..
L6negan.
Lee Whitney went Wednesday
morning to the Fanny Allen hospital
for treatment.
The latest report from Miss Lillian
Jacobs is that she had a successful
operation and is comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis West and chill
dren and Mrs. Aurelia Dolan and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Perley
West from Waterville were Sunday
visitors, at. Joseph Vests.
Mrs. Earle Fuller and children were
visitors at the home of her father,
Mr.. Lonegan, recently.
Mrs. Jim Mclean and Mrs. Ell
bridge Fuller were callers at Charles
Fosters Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur West and daughter,
Mabel, were callers at Charles Fos-
ter's recently
Mrs. Maude Sanborn is stopping
at the home of her father, John West,
to assist in the care of her mother,
who has been in i'll health for the
past week. rt -
George West was a visitor at the
home of his father, John West, Mon
day.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-20
CrescendO Club Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of
the Crescendo Club was held Friday
afternoon with Mrs. E. H. Perry, Mrs.
Noble and Mrs. Hawley assisting. A
vote of thanks was extended to all
who assisted in any way to make the
recent social functions so great a
success. Mrs. H. A. Hawley, Mrs.
A. F. Lucia, Mrs. H. w. Sinclair and
Mrs. F. L. Start were appointed as
committee to arrange for gentle
mems night, to be held Jan 25. Vari-
Gus communications were read and
reports given by the president, Mrs.
Andrews. Further committees ap-
pointed were: Work in art, Mrs. F. l..
Start; conservation, Mrs. R. B.
Thomas; child welfare, Mrs. L. E.
Tatro; citizenship training, Mrs.
H. M. Bartlett; home economics,
Mrs. w. c. Lease; music, Mrs. C. S.
Cornell. The club will hold a series
of teas when the first will be held
this week Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. B. F. Andrews. There were II
members and two visitors present;
two new members signed the consti-
tuition. Cake and sherbert were
served by the hostesses. The pro-
gram consisted of a paper, mission
and Education of Alaska" by Mrs.
H. c. Howard; current events, Mrs.
Noble; life of the noble musician,
Handel, Marion Cornell.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-20
THE STOWE RAILROAD

The Mount Mansfield railroad, the
connecting link between Stowe and
Waterbury, completed % years of
service last Monday, December Is. 1t
has had a rather checkered career,
yet is still in existence and has a
very fattering outlook for greater
prosperity now that Mt. Mansfield
and Smugglers' Notch have become
popular summer resorts. The coming
summer will see great increase in
the number of visitors to these and
other points of interest at this part
of the famous Green Mountains.
That the railroad has been well
managed is shown by the very small
amount of damage it has been obliged
to pay for injuries-the munifcent
sum of $105 being all that it had to
pay. OF this sum $65.5O was paid
for passengers in injuries and $40 to
others. Over two million fares were
collected during that time.
1t took large amount of solicita-
ton and great work to build this
road, of which the greater part was
raised by bonding Stowe, Waterbury,
if we remember right, failing to give
any aid. This shows again what
Stowe is made up Olive, progress
sive and enterprising people, better
lot cannot be found anywhere else in
the state or on Gods footstool.
So we congratulate the Stowe
electric road, which has weathered
many a storm, but now, in spite of
good highways and autos, looks
towards a future of sunshine and
prosperity.