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Morris tribune., 1922-08-11
SCOTT

Mr.. Baumgartner and sons. Herman
and Paul, called at the Buckley home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Smith and family
of Morris spent Sunday at the Tom
Smith home.
Palmer scncller was an Alberta caller
Monday.
Otto Eystad autoed to Alberta Tues
day.
Herman Baumgarnter was an Alberta
caller one day last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Buckley and family
called at the Smith home Sunday
Mr.. Krei autoed to Alberta Thursday
Mr.. Pottburg was an Alberta caller
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith are rejoic-
ing over arrival of a baby girl born to
them Tuesday.
VIM Zentner visited with his brother
Henry and family Sunday.
Mr.. McLain was a Morris caller Satur-
day.
A large number in this vicinity have
started threshing this week.
Albert Eystad was an Alberta caller
one day last week.
Morris tribune., 1922-08-11
visited at p. H. saImonson,s Thursday

visited at p. Fl. saImonson's Thursday
evening.
Donald Shipman returned home from
Wayerly, Mimi, Saturday
Mrs. H. e. Leaman returned home
Sunday eve after spending the summer
visiting relatives at Hudson, Wis.
,Gunder Hagen was a Morris visitor
tuesday.
Mr. apd Mrs. Robinson have been en-
joying visit from two nieces and
nephew of Mr. Robinson of Fargo N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silk and children visited
at the w #. Williams home. Myra
Williams accompanied them to Isabel, S.
Oak, to visit her grandmother
Mrs Geo. Diers and children and Mrs
Lizzie Lagar and baby spent Tuesday
in Morris.
The Misses Ada De Camp and Mary
Keller were shoppers in Morris Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. salmonson ac-
companied by Mrs. Marty and son,
Chester spent Sunday at Lake Mime
waska.
Cornelia Powers spent q few days of
last week at the Kruse home.
Mrs A. J. Clark and son, Wednell,
and Mrs. Geo. Britt autoed to Morris
Tuesday.
Morris tribune., 1922-08-11

All almily, Air AM Nrs. George
L at and family Of ~ !. . NJ md
{" "t:prlcrman and f;ai!y M MI
hac Mrs. j W. Fell III reported I, way
I, tQc. a very delicious ~ = WAS
lF'.d GS tae hostess.
-, ami H. 5. Robert Hoast = Her
man called in DonneilY Tuesday rrsll-
ms.
Miss Helen Ranney of Benson arrived
here Friday and is the guest of Miss
Carolyn Hodgson for a few days.
Mrs. Mac Davis and mother, Mrs,
Glotfelty autoed to Morris Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Steinfort and
daughters, Virginia and Helen and Clin-
ton Schmidt left for Bemidji Tuesday
where the Steinfort family will spend
a month or six weeks at their cottage.
clinton Schmidt will visit with his eou
sin Orlif Fagen at Beaudette and Roy
Fagen at Pitt for a month.
E. ]. Lundquist and son Edison autoed
to Willmar Sunday. Mrs. Lundquist
and children returned with him. Mrs.
Lundquist has been spending several
weeks with relatives at New London
and other points.
Mrs. Leonard Schmidt helped Mr..
Lewis Hoyer with the cooking for
threshers last week.
Mrs. Neil returned to Graceville the
latter part of last week.
r. w Cooper moved his family into
the OIe ANDERSON mousse the ldlleE pdIl
of last week.
Mr.. an dMrs. Robert Holig and fam
lily returned to Brownsville Monday af-
ter spending a week in Donne'ly.
Those who attended the Bankers Ban
quet at Starbuck Thursday evening are
Mr.. and Mrs J. P Steinfort, Mr. and
Mrs. c. c. Erstad. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ].
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. b. Kloos and
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Arkell. Mr.. and Mrs,
L. T. CTorby of Alberta were host and
hostess of the Stevens county bankers
association. All reported a very pleas
ant time.
MIR. Grace left for Boston Monday ev-
cning after spending several weeks at
the Kolodzej home.
John EIilla autoed to Morris on bust
ness Wednesday.
7Tr. srZ Z-r5. Robert Houston ami son
Of Herman called on Mr., and Mrs. j.
w. Schmidt Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard Page of Han
cock were callers at the G. c. Erstad
home Wednesday evening.
Mics Sophie Schauls and Mrs. Al.
Nc Cause returned to Chicago Thursday
ftnr spending a month with their par
cnt-, Peter Schauls and Miss Longeu-
Vile
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Longeuville and
dau ghter Josephine were entertained at
tine home of EIrs. Bissen Sunday
Morris tribune., 1922-08-11
NORTH PEPPERTON

Mrs. Hanson and sons and Miss Jes-
sic Depolder called on the John Neu-
dick family last Wednesday evening
Mrs. Ole Aanerud and daughter, Miss
Helen called at the L. G. Hanson home
Thursday.
"A. Fl. Anderson was a Morris caller
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Zimmerman and Children
went to Chokio Thursday to visit her
parents, They returned Saturday
Miss Ida Anderson spent Sunday with
Mrs. A. H. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Henry and family
of Chokio spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson called
on the Henry Blees family Sunday.
Edwin Anderson autoed to Morris
Tuesday morning.
Morris tribune., 1922-08-11
LONG LAKE

Mrs. Ole Syverson is assisting Mrs.
Henry. Hadler in threshing.
Mrs. Peter Linstad and son Floyd
called at Henry Christenson's Saturday.
Ole Olson called at Richard Toms
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Aohn Stensby and family
called at~Richard Tonn's Tuesday even
ms.
Ruth Tom returned home Monday ev-
ening and is improving rapidly.
Florence Schroeder. called at = Geo.
Wellmans Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Christ
enson daughter, August End.
Mr.. and Mrs. George WeIIman and
family were Morris callers, Saturday ev-
ening.
Morris tribune., 1922-08-11
GOING 1T TOO HARD

Oyerwork, worry, overeating and
lack Of exercise and sleep are respon-
sible for much kidney trouble. If
your back aches and the kidneys seem
weak, rest up and use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Morris tribune., 1922-08-11

c. F. Palmer, Minnesota Ave-,
GEenWood, Mimi, says: THE jarr-
ing and jolting of the engine caused
me to have spells of kidney trouble.
The worst symptoms were the pains
in my back. Twisting or STOPPING
caused sharp twinges to shoot thru
my kidneys and made me feel miser-
able. 1 got box of Doan's Kidney
Pills and in a short time they put my
kidneys in good condition again"
Goo, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N Y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11

Do Is. maja 1922 odislo ma se-
zonne prace ma Slovensku 1851
l'udi, do Juhoslavie Ga, do Rak6-
ska 2,196, do Nemecka 1896, do
Czech 366, ma Morayu 1928 -
spolu 1885. Vsetkych prihlase~
nych bolo $500. Teda len plata
ciastka nasla zamestnanie-ostat-
nj sd bez prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11
Grad na rok 1922 Haselton Slovak
Tatxa Klubu.

Jan Rasista, preuseda, Michal Juras.
podprs2seda, Michal Kozak, dctovnfk,
Paved NAtek. pokladnik, Stanislav Ne
oko, s&Pispfk. ,Dozorcovia majet-
ku: 5an Baazo Jan Venglarcik. Do
zorcovia chorych: Stefan sanetrik,
trak, va1ent Rovder. Adressa: Stani-
slav Necko, P. O. Box 800, Haselton
Sta. Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11

Kells Czerreny Michala, 1924
lf1, YonngstoMn, Ohio.
Rnska Jana, pochadsajdceho 2
Vel'kej Idy, zupa Abauj- -Torna.
Hurtika Tomasa, posledne Y.
Detroit, Mich. &,
Dobronskyho Jana, 1871 CO.
'lumbns Rd., Cleveland, O.
Kunsta Pavla, 2259 Henrichs
St, Detroit, Mich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11
'YoUNGsToWNsKf v NEMoCI
PoDPoRUJtCI sPoL0K
TATRA.

Uradnfci: Predseda: Jozsf Martinko,
255 Carlten st., podpredseda: Jozef J.
Sehromofsky, 1s9 Glenaven Ave-, 1ct.:
M. Kramar, 25 N. Lakeview Ave-, po-
hadndk: Andrej Adamko, 1884 Oak
st., doEorcsvia majetku: J. Dulik
q Alois Klain. Schodze sa vydr-
kiavajd. Aaxdl 4. nedel'u v mesiaci Y
Skole sv. CyTilk Methoda . 2. hod.
20 poludni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11
KoNZULAT CEsKo sLOvEN-
sKEJ REPUBLIKY
v Clevelande 1908 ". ~Superisa
Ave.) hl'ada nas1edujdce
oso1y:

"
Peka Vaclava, posledne Clevc-
lande, O.
Reznfcka Jana, poslene v Gle
velande, @.
Sasa Eleka, posledne pod cislom
1850 Alpine St., Cleveland, O.
Petrovu, rod. Johann Zavod-
sku, 26 Golden Ave-, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Nedelku Josefa, 4521 Champa
Ave, Clevelandy %.
Marika Bohumila, 5003 Guy
Ave-, Cleveland, o.
Starinskyho Jana, 1926 Monroe
Ave-, Cleveland, %.
Kovacsa Iinricha, sSO2 Lamont
Ave, Cleveland, o.
Klusacka Antonina, 2782 Law
ton Ave, Detroit, Mich.
Kondase Josefa. r. No. Z, Glare,
Mich.
Hrabusaja Jana, 1914 Lake
wood Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Janovu Borisovd, rod. Annu
Popovec, 81 Stillement, Pa,
Youngstown, o.
Sebo Michala, Box So, Piney
Fork, q.
Farkasa Edwurda, 1850 E. 93d
I.Ss Clesels sad, ,sO.... isssH II /
ReichbaAer Jata3 3Cya, rod. Zu-
zannu Schmidt, Dayton, o.
Vase Gabora q Prefer Borba-
~, p6saedAe Bsslspey~ HA, caese-
1land, o. b.
GadeapS, Ja1 /. l6g3 1e
Ave, s. w, Glesend, -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11
ADRESSAR OKREsNENo GBORU,
sLoV. I.fGY v YOUNGSTOWN, O.

Jozef Martinko, preds., 24o Carbon
st., City. .Juraj Murdzak, pedpredseas
1922 Taylor ST., City. Juraj Puhalla,
tajomnfk, "a N. Whitney Ave-, City.
Martin Dolak, polkl., 6o1 Steel St., City.
Dozorny vybor: Frantisek Hudik, Pa
vel Habovsky Martin Lipka. = Ma
sledovne sbory prisldchajd do Okr.
Sboru: A.. Lansingville, SO. q mesta,
1g3. 70 steelton, 13o. no struthers, 2Oi
Z Brier Hiil, 242. Haselton sl4. .
East Toungstew1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11
DRoBNE zPRAvY o sLovEN.
sKOM RoL'NfCTVE.
(Podl q stavn koncom m&ja.)
e. s. T. Il.

G. s. T. X.
Vo Spisskej zupe sd sice pa
sienky trochu lepsie, ale media
dobytkom rozsiruje sa slinacka a
kulhavka. Vsetky palenice pra-
cujd pilny cas-. Cena masa bola:
hovadzie is, tel 'acie IL, brav6o-
We "a, mast 36, maslo A, tvaroh
u kornn "a kilo, a mlieko po 3
koruny liter.
Y Gemeslko- malohontskej zupe
sn ustavicne sucha, 9 ak toto po-
trva este "a / 4dni, vegetacia to
zacne citit', SO zlym vysledkom
pre- uredu. Pomery krmiva So
natol' ko zlepsily, zc sena zacina
byt,. primnoho na truh, Gene cd
so do 100 kordn "a meter. Iba
otriib zrnstych krmiv je ME ma
dostac. .. gsi
i. - 3.
Strihanie oviec skoncene bolo
koncom maja, ale zkupovanie vi
ny je v rukach zidovskych. Cho-
vatelia oviec zine zvykli 81 W.
berat' zalohu Cd zidov ma jarnl
vlnu takto cely obchod je w
lncne zidoyskych rukach "a Sc
dliaci :dostavaju ceny axe prize
kupnici sami ZINE urcuj1.
Dna l. maja utvorila sa ''Zupna
hospodarska a lesnicka jednota. !"
Poslanec SzentivanN odyiedol
demonstratNnes vsetkych1 mad ar
skych gazdov 20 schodze prete,
lebo tento novy spolok ma zau5ata
miesto podobneho mad 'arsk eho'
spolku, ktory bol vladou rozpu-
steny.
Dna l. maja rol 'nfctvo Hra-
schoye. yydrziayalo vel Ike l'udove
shromazdenie. na ktorom ziadali
sriadenie hospodarskej skoly.
V dnoch Cd 8. do II. maja bola
usporiadana rol 'nfcka vyprava do
Czech, aby 81 tam obzreli vzorhe
hospodarstva.
Y Trencianskej zupe vsetko tr-l
D inasledkom velikeho sucha. LII
ky sn vel'm biedne. Je mnoho
pol no -hospodarskeho robotnictva
bez zamestnania.
Podobne sucha panuj1 al v Lip
tove. krmivo je vel mi zle me-
dzi hovad1lm dobytkom hrozi
rozsirenie sa slinaeky a kulhavky.
Ceny pozemkov hospodar-
skych produktov vseobecne po-
klesly. Ma vonkove jaw sa nedo-
statok penazi. Niektore vacsie
majetky su ma predaj, ale malo-
rol 'nici nemozu 81 nieoho prikn-
pit, lebo nemajd kapital liver
je vel'mi drahy (az II percent).
Pomery medzi rol 'nictvom su tax
zle, zetdanove exekdcie st ma den
nom poriadku.
Y Tekovskej SD zita vel mi ried-
Ike a nasledkom vel'keho sucha
predcasne Mknu. Trava je nizka
a riedka. Ma repu zemaky pri-
sly pandravy, nosatci a dratovci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11

Slovensku, ktora ma byt' cd s. do
1lO. septembra.
" Tur6iaa11nsj xelpe sk6xaio sa,
| se zbozie je viacej pod prostred-
| ne q. d d'ateliny sd vobec zie. Maj
HI adane jsim tevarom sd naade
| prasiatka, ktoryeA par pred&vany
| 5e "a 400 AZ TOO kor1n.
V Novohrade su veliky sucha.
Prehliadky eviec Y Lucenci . Mo
dro4a Kameni ukzzaly, ie stav y
vice De dobry. Hespodarsky n
Ispektoriat asporiadal vypravs
foi 'nikov ma vystayu . vzorne
hospodarstya do Czech.
| v Hontiansksj 81 zita vel mi
riedke, pseHica zhastaa. oca-
kava sa dobra tiroda evocia d vi
mari sa raduid tiez. Krmivo nka.
!! !zuje sa spatnym. Ovce s1 striha-
ne a vlna predavana cd 10 do %
[kornns IA kile. Ma fvystavu do
Prahy usporiadana bola vypraya
rol 'nikov.
Y Komarnanskej obsiali tohoto
lroku 0 2 percent viac pody taba-
kom nez minuleho roku. Kuku-
rica q zemiaky trpia, suchoteu a
jestli nedostan azavsasu dazde, al
cukrovka zakrnie. Je. malo krmi-
va pre- dobytok a such 5zkazilo al
pasu. Bravcovina predavana je
cd Is to 20 korhn "a kilo ziyej
vahy.
Podobne al zupe Bratislav-
sAej pozorovat' na mnohych mie-
Estaeh zakrnenie sozlknutie obi
La. STAY krmiva je vel mi ne
pekny a v okrese samorynskom
rozsirila, sa .slinaeka kulhavka.
Minister ;Stanek zdcastnil sa dila
81, maja zahajsnia plodinovej
bury u Rratislave, zakladaj1cej
schodze slovenskeho'. lenarskeho
sv;zu, mliekarskej jednoty sjaz-
du vinohradnikov.
V Sarisskej je obilie kratke
riedke. Jariny zlkn1, stav d ate
lny je zalostny. Ocakavajd dazd
ako spasenie. Podobne je to al
v zupe Zvolenskej, kde obilie ne
zachrania ami dazde. Stav dobyt-l
ka sa trochu popravH. Ma hospo-i
darsku vystavu do Zvolena W.
berane sd najvacsie kusy bykov,
krav, jalovic a juncov.
V Grave nasledkom CASTE jsich
dazd 'ov oziminy sa popravily a
jariny su tiez dobre. Hovadzieho
dobytka voci vlanajsku ubudlo o
Is percent. Ceny yyst1pily o 2
az 4 koruny kilo zivej vahy. V
iuni bola v Dlhej vystava dobyt-
ka. V mali usporiadana bola w
prava rol 'nikov ma vystavu Pra-
he a potion ma oesky vonkov ka
obozretiu 81 vzornych hospodar-
stiev.
V Zemplinskej nasledkom pria-
znivych dazd'ov mali vseobec-
ny stav plodin sa zlepsh. Prya
kosba d d'ateliny je v prlde a uka-
zuje sa byt' dobrou. Al luky
81 'ubujn hojnost' sena. Ceny ho-
vadzieho dobytka ustavicne stu
paju. V jdni bola Trebisoye
prehliadka rozneho dobytka. v
zupe zalozili "Zupnd hospodarslsu
a lesnicku jednotu'' v Novom Me
ste mad Vahom.
Do Is. maja 1922 odislo ma Sc
zonne prace na Slovensku 3,767
l'udi, do Juhoslavie Ga, do Rakd-
ska 2,196, do Nemecka 1896, do
Czech 366, ma Morayu 1928 =
spolu 1885. Vsetkych prihlase~
nych bolo $500. Teda len plata
ciastka nasla zamestnanie-ostat-
nj sd bez prace.
Predpht'te Youngsto townske
ISlovensk6 Noviny svojim
pribuxnJm lla Slovensku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11
Faliovknie =. psiiAd v -

q 1a11ku n BudaPosu ranORaaA.
sa zvlastna spolocnost ktora sa5
zaoberala falsovanim / AZ 2O-ko-
runovych Is. bankoyiek. Bdelosti
prfslusnych dradov liza d'akovat
ze boil falsovatelia urobeni NO
skodnymi PRIV nez mohli dat pa
delky do obehu. ia pole svojej p6-
sohnosti mali vyhliadnatn Rsdk.I
Rus a vychodne Sloyensko, kan
malo by. vyyezene vacsie mnoz-
stvo padelkov. Falsovatelia boli IA
drzani a stocky skonfiskovane.
Budapest 'stka policia 50 donnie
va, ze falsovatelia mali Cesko-l
slovensku svojich spoluvinnikov. \
Komunisticka spionax ' 6s.I
arrnade. Tlacovy odbor minister
stva Narodnej obrany oznsmn5el
lradne: Poslanec Bechyne uFerei-
: e 80
nil v Pravu Lidu Glanok Q pripra-
vach k vojenskej spionazi, kde;
pise, ze k eeskoslovenskemu stab
MENU dostojnikovi dostavil sa Glen
komunistickej strany svadzal hoI
K poruseniu. iiradneho tajomstya
"a peniaze. Ministerstvo NarodnejI
obrany konstatuje, k noyinarskym
dotazom v tejto veci, ze podobng
prlpad 50 skutocne stall. DotyenJ
d6stojnik ale podl'a svojej Rovin-
nosti prfpad ohlasil, takEe 50 ten
to pripad stal predmetom trestne-
ho vysetrovania a skoncl odsdde- /
MIN spiona.
Mad 'arsko-d dxentrfcky kor-
bac ma uliciach v Lucenci. Imrich
Paiz, redaktor r-N6gradi
Hirlap"-u uverejnil clanky vo sve]
ON casopise, ze Ignac Hercog, lu-] !
cenecky zidovsky tovarnik dali
100000 kor. ma ''Pragai Magyar
Hirlap" robil z toho vyplyvajdc ]
poznamky ma politickl spoil 'ahli-
vost' menovaneho a ma to, ze ako
lid podporue krest 'anskych socia-
listov. Hercegovci celkom mad ar
sko-dzentrickym sposobom wall 81 /
zadost 'ucinenie. Syn Hercoga, by
valy mad 'arsky husarsky dostoj-1
mix, napadhul ma ulci kerbacom1
redaktora Paiza, takze Paiz boil
prindteny hl'adat' 81 ochranu ma
policii. To SINE dozili v 4. rokuI
jestvovania Ceskoslovenskej rep.
Teraz sme uz zvedavi, ci ma dost
silly nasa vlada hned' najener-
gicnejsfm sposobom zakrocit', le-i
oo take mad 'arsko -dzentrlcke spa
~ my trpiet nebudeme. Dnes ma
padli jednoho mad 'arskeho novi-
nara, zajtra Nuz jednoho slovenske-
no novinara bud1 chciet' zabit' i
To sd mad arske pojmy slobode
tlace, o ktorej vzdy sa ponosuj1.
Go urobia drady? CT nam nepozo-
stava mic ineho, len to, aby SINE vi
pade potreby revolverom dali od-
poved' na mad 'arsko -dzentricky
korbac? Trpeli sme mad 'arsky kor
bac 1000 rokoy, ale d'alej trpiet
Isl. Vych.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-11
OZNAMENIE DO HAsELTON.

Oznamujem ct. Slovakom, ze
mann zariadend prtotriednu bar
birsku sapu, ktorej vykonavam
po starokrajovom sp6sobe al pri-
kladanie bankov, pdst 'anie I'll, co
sd osvedfene prostriedky cd reu-
my, pokalicenia a prechladnutia.
Naystivte svojho stareho znameho.
Michal Knezovich
BARBIR
la South Center Street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08

furlough to this country and plans to
return to Madras. She kindly consented
to take charge of the morning service
last Sunday and in tic costume of her
country she delighted good-sized au-
dience with facts fresh from the mis-
sionary field.
Miss Margot Williams and protege,
Dorothy Kitchen, of New York city are
visiting Miss Williams's father, Lewis
Williams, and sister, Miss listelle Will
liams. Miss Margot Williams is waiting
for u theatre TO open for the play writ
ten ky Frank Craven named Spite Cor
ner. She has the. bart of Nine. Florence
Miss Williams also is engaged in social
service at the New York infrhary un-
der the direction of the Red Cross Dur
ing the war she Travelled through the war
zone in France in theatrical unit of
five called "Bive Wires" Her protege.
Dorothy Kitchen, IL years old is one of
the famous kiddie sixtettc in Floradora
revival. She also is toe dancer and
movie actress. Miss Estclle Williams
gave a dinner and SOCIAL evening Tues
dav in honor of her sister, Margot
About 20 invited guests were present
Among them were Mr.. Gibson and Miss
Bessie Agar. who are at the Gibson sum
mer home in South Wardsboro,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
WEST WARDSBORO.

Guy Putnam of Clifford and John
Tibbcts of Newfane were in town on
business Friday.
Miss Marjorie Pike has gone to her sis
ter's in Springfield, Mass, where she
will attend high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner and son of
Connecticut are visiting Mrs. Turner S
sister. Mrs. Ralph Bogue.
Mrs. viii Lucus and children of Brat
tleboro visited the past week at the
home of her father, A. r. Robinson.
Mrs. Hugh Putnam returned Satur-
day from weeks vacation with her
daughter, Mrs. John White Of Athol.
Miss Mary Fletcher has left Mrs. Sci
fors and has gone to Wardsboro Center
to live with her aunt, Mrs. w. S. Pineo
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Staples and daugh-
ter. Evelyn. of Willamstown. Mass.
visited at J. A. Streetcr's over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Robinson and two
children and Miss Mabel Strceter of
Athol returned home Tuesday from a
two weeks vacation at j. A. Streeter's.
Mrs. Metsor and children. who have
been spending their vacation at Mrs.
Selfor's have gone home. Mrs. Metsor's
mother, Mrs. Pearson. returning with
them.
Mrs Wesleye, Allen and Hrs. II" "
Forester of War6sboro visited at T.. q
Robinson's Thursday and attended the
Ladies' social circle at the vcStrv. There
will be another meeting Thursday, Sept
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JACKSONVILLE.

Mrs. Ada Boyd and six children arc
staying with her aunt. Mrs. Calista
Stowe.
Murray Pierce was in Readsboro
Sunday TO see his sister, Mrs. Byron
Wheeler.
John Fowler and family of Hunting
ton, Mass, and friend were guests of
Mrs. EastOn Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Pike and daughter, Leola,
visited her daughter Mrs. George Dixon,
Il few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. III. Waste motOred
to Greenfield, Mass, Tuesday and were
guests of his brother, Warren Waste.
Mrs. Sparks has finished work for
Mrs. Norman Taintor and is keeping
house in Mrs. Julia Pixies tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Allen attended
the wedding of his nephew, Harold Al
len of Wilmington. and Miss Helen Ken
rick in Walpole. n. H., Aug. 81.
John Coleman and family of Brattle-
boro called on Mrs. Charles Faulkner
Aug. 81 on their way to see the Whit
ingham dam. where they had n picnic.
Myron Allen motored to West Hall
fax Aug. 81 with Mrs. Alice Faulkner,
Mrs. Alice Gates and Mrs. Easton and
attended the Pomona Grange which was
held there. Miss Aimee Murdoch also
attended. All report fine time.
o. X. Butterield of Athol, Mass, was
at his home in this place making some
repairs the first of the week and visited
his sister, Mrs. Alice Faulkner.
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WEST HALIFAX.

Alvah Noble of Brattleboro is teach
ing the village school
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ID. Pratt are attend
ing the Charlemont fair this week.
Whitmorc & Bxby's trucks are draw
ing lumber from their mill in Marlboro
to Brattleboro.
There will be services at the Baptist
church Sept. 10 at IL. Sunday school
at II.
MIR. and Mrs. Leon IaRock and Mrs.
Brissette attended their cousins funeral
in Colerain last week.
Miss Mary Sumner who spent her va
cation at her home here, began her school
in Adamsyille, Mass. Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Porter, who spent two
weeks in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G..
A. Chase has returned to her work in
Brattieboro.
Miss Olive Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Carpenter of Brattleboro visited
their mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Wheeler, over
the weekend.
About - were present at Pomona
Grange with Guiding Star Grange Aug.
81. Members were present from Dunn
merston, Putney, Brattleboro. Jackson
vile, Guilford, Newfane and Townshend.
81, Members were present from Dunn
who spent their vacations at their homes
here, have returned to high school in
Brattleboro. Jesse Wheeler, Wesley
Fairbanks, Mary Bower and Clara Gro
sier are freshmen there. 800.