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The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05

= Dainty refreshments were served !"
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MRS. ANNA KLEINscHMIDT
and daughter Mary entertained at
9 o'clock dinner Monday. evening Me-.
and Mrs. Chas. Miller, Mr.. and
tsss Mrs:aA. a. Arneson and family $ and
at'E MI. and MRS. Jake Sieben and family,
aaa M Afr. and Mrs. John Kleinschmidt and
as s@s1 family Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sehfnichte,
s&@ Anna Franks and Edwin johnson.
Covers were laid for twenty foun
saz The evening was spent, with cards, IS 9n
.segr48s fsszs - .4aeoia' % g
,ss g, MR. land. MRS. JOHN, MI MYERS
Ts ssand sMr. and Mrs Carl Eckbefgsw were
4Ssg entertained natl the home Aot sos
Nicholson on Christmas NondaySad o.
q sefle@sPaTq stl1 ssss@
i tt tessssssssssfRa ANDeaMRS. FRED SCHAUB.
Sas4ntsrtained the members Of tfed Of
gs0Reiaf board of the Methodist ichuTeh
Tuesday evening. < 'A'>'
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ri SzeTHEag Y HERALD 4 LAST WEEK
neglected to mention q shower Civ
.,,x an at athe home sf Jos. jackson aon
Main street: in honor of Miss Ina
z Robinson. Sixteen guests were
es<Vresent and the bride-to-be> was pre-
p sented with a. large number of beau
6 .aiful gifts. The evening was spent
: with cards followed by dainty re-
7 treatments.
9 A MARRIAGE OF INTEREST
x 10 friends in Sauk Centre was that
Z Of Herbert Denzine Of this city and
< Miss Reva kellogg. The ceremony
i took place at Seattle, Washington,
December 90, 1921. Mr.. Denzine is
& employed in railroad work at Seattle
and his bride was formerly atschool
I. teacher. The young people will
= make their home in Seattle.
DOROTHY BOSsHARDT, DAUGH.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Boss
hardt entertained ten friends at a
party Monday evening. The even.
> ing was pleasantly spent by playing
= games and a dainty lunch was serv
:, ed.
Mr.. AND MRS. WALTER J..
Dewhirst entertained sixteen guests
at six o'clock dinner Monday even
ing at their home in the west part Of
Che city The evening was pleasantly
spent playing cards.
IN HONOR OF MISS VERA
Jameson and her fiance, John Cotton
Of Warsaw, N. Y, who was a guest
at the Alex Jameson home for
several days last week, Mrs. H.
C. Austin entertained six guests
Friday evening. The evening was
socially spent and dainty refresh
unents were served. On Sunday even
sng, Mrs. E. E. Jameson e7tertain-
Cd at a luncheon at the home of her
snother, Mrs. Mary Hogan. Six
Ariends were guests. -
Mr.. AND MRS. FAYETTE s.
3 Cooper entertained at New Years
i xinner Sunday the following guests.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cooper, son Glen
4 and daughter Winnifred, DR.. and Mrs.
8 2. e. Cooper Of Belmont, Wis
MISS LORETTA HENNEMAN
8 entertained ten Of her girl friends at
q party Saturday afternoon at the
home Of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
n. F.. Hennemann on Birch street.
The afternoon was spent by playing
Bridge and Five Hundred. A dainty
i lunch was served to the following:
Ermalin, Esther and Louise Borg
mann, Corene Schroeder, Laone -Ev
ssns. Naude Robinsca, Florence Hen
aeman, Mildred Geuting, Olga Hough-
lon and Jnes Brown. -
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05

header basketball gamesWlil De stag
ed in the Junior High School AAudi-
torium when the Long Prairie boys
first team will meet the Sauk Centre
High School first team and the Long
Prairie girls organization will play
the Sauk Centre girls qstint. ri
The Long Prairie boys second
team put up good game against the
LEGAL second string of men short
time ago and from all reports the
clash between the Long Prairie or
ganizations and Sauk Centres rep
resentatives will be even more inter-
esting and exciting. Coach Morgan
returned from his holiday vacation
early to be sure to have time and get
his gladiators in good shape for the
coming contest. Play will be start
ed promptly at 1880.
q LaterA girls game was schedul-
ed with the Long Prairie girls team,
but had to be cancelled. In place
of the girls game, boys game will
be played between our second team
and some other second team near by.
The local second team has not been
scored on in two games, so a good
contest is assured.
The first game of the double
header Friday night will start at 7:30
instead of the regular time, which is
8 o'clock. Admission 25 cents.
-s= . u = :
Sauk Centres American Legion
team will journey to Alex and lock
horns with the High School teams of
that city Friday evening. Coach
Roese seems to be Of the opinion that
his five men are in the same class
with the local Legion team and the
Sauk Centre boys will endeavor to
demonstrate to him at this time that
he has over estimated the ability of
his quint. From the calibre ofAlex's
football eleven it woull follow that
Friday nights game should be .
fast one.
The st. Cloud K C's seems toe be
rather resistant when it comes to
booking game with the Sank Centre
Legion team. Several overtures
have been made by the local manage
ment but so far the sCasey's have re-
fused to come through with any def
mite agreement. We do not say that
St. Cloud wants to dodge game
with Sauk Centre but the Herald be-
lieves that the best way for them to
prove that they are not side stepping
is to come across and agree on a
date to meet the Robert Swift Post
Legion team.
Willard has organized q basket ball
teeam which they say will come up
to the standard Of their previous
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05

Willard has organized q basket ball
teeam which they say yill come up
to the standard Of their previous
teams: Ths Sank Centre american
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-08

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that food is taken, care of
without distress of any sort
in such manner to derive the
utmost benefit from it.
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keen, if your food seems to
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Barton

Mrs. Carl Carpenter has recently
had another very sick spell, bu.
is now naininP slowly.
Mrs. Fred ingalls, was tax N
suddenly sick Saturday night.
The town is thoroughly ENJOYING
the new skating rink and toboooan
slide, Both the rink and slide are
well lighted and well cared for.
The rink is eSnccially well patron
lied on Sundays.
The basket ball team recently
organized by Barton and West
Glover players has played two
games. Both game, were defeats
for the Barton md West Glover
team, one gam, going to Greens
boro Bend and one 10 Orleans
but as the home team has had
very little practice it is no more
than could be expected. The me-
terial for the team is good and as
soon a. they have practic /
enough to be able 10 use team work
they are planning to pin a few q De-
feats onto other teams.
Mr.. Proctor has moved into the
Douglas Lester place on Harrison
avenue.
There will be a masquerade and
dance at the /. O. F. hall Wei
nesdav evening, Feb. Sth.. for the
benefit of the Rebekah lodge.
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North Troy

VIM. Reach is now somewhat
improved from a very serious
sickness of pneumonia. Hi
brother, Robert Reach of Salem,
Mass, has been her Gearing for
him and will remain until the pa
tent has made further recovery.
John NJ. Watkins has sold his
"Reiden farm" on the West road
to Ovela Campbell, who has nos
session at once, altho Watson re-
serves a tenement in the dwelling
for three months. Watkins moved
here 7 wears ago coming from
Canada. Campbell came here
from Irasburg a few months ago
and bought an adjoining farm
known as the Evard Powers
place.
James W. Rciden remains in
serious condition at his home OH
East Main street Doctors Farm
and Cramton of St. JohnSbulY
have recently been called to see
him in consultation with local ply
sicians. Until lately taken wor- e
he had made sufficient recovery
from his severe injury of last
summer to be about on crutches.
LAWYER f. S. Rogers is in the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burling
ton, where he underwent surgical
operation last week.
Osias St. Marie has sold most of
his merchandise in his store on
Main street, and it has been re-
moved by the purchaser He is
located at present in business 1T
Barre where he conducts a store.
Thursday a sister of Mrs. Cush-
ing and daughter of John Calrow,
formerly of Westficld. died at the
home of Mrs. Cushjno on Main
street and the funeral was he'd
at Lowell Saturday. She had
been very sick a long time.
Rev. Nh. Church, pastor of the
Baptist church, has lately returned
from Pennsylvania, where he
made a short visit to his family.
They are to move here this spring
Miss Grace Annis, who teacA'H
at Barton, was at the home of he
parents over Sunday.
NJ A. Toof has placed a large
new safe in his store.
Sunday evening John Gum, VIII
has lived a number of years at tUC
home of Ed. Brooks of Geraldine
avenue and who had been ava q
couple of week returned expecting
to 90 to his room where his own
bed and other BELONGINGS wer4.
But while away George Hair mad
taken possession and proposing to
retain it struck Gum and kicked
him out into the snow Gum Wh)
is a decent law abiding elderly
man, entered complaint on which
a warrant was issued b the stat
attorney and Hair taken to New
port for appearance before the
criminal branch of the Municipal
court.
Misses Lucille Dodge and Irma
Flint were at their homes over
Sunday. The teach in Newport
town.
G. f. Stevens, principal of Bal-
ton academy, was in town Sun
day
w. y. Kelley is sick at his home
on School street. Among Other
cases of illness is that of Miss TIL
lotson of Lowell who has scarlet
fever at the homo of c. A. Lucicr
on Main street.
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West Glover

Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Wright have
gone to West Natick, Massachu-
sets, to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Maurice LELAND, and will visit
other relatives while away.
H. S. Bates, who has been i'll,
is somewhat improved.
Miss Helen Baker of Barton
spent the week end with her Sis
ter, Miss Ruth Baker, at G. l..
Young's.
Several of the neighbors AMI
friends met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Deveraux Friday
evening. Refreshments of cake,
coffee and sandwiches were served
and good time enjoyed by all.
The Beech District school held
an entertainment at their school
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Allen Gilmore of West
Burke has been visiting her sister,
Mrs Walter Anderson.
The Missionary meeting will be
held with Mrs. J. C. Borland Fri
dav afternoon.
The Willing Workers will hold
their annual election Of officers
with Mrs A. A. Webster Wednes-
day afternoon, Feb. Is.
The friends of Miss Marion An
derson are glad to hear that she
is improving from her recent i'll
ness.
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Col. Emery Again Heads
Newport c. of c.
(Cotniued from Page y


pointed to help in arranging for
Newport's first community Christ
mas tree to take charge OF AZ
rangements for the reunion of the
101st Ammunition Train, to pro
vide a bathing beach and the golt
course.
Treasurer C. A. Brown also pr2-
scented a full account of the tlnan-
ces which are shown to be in a
hourishing condition.
Ralph Hamblett, chairman OF
the Banquet Committee, said that
two banquets were served, Feb, |
1921 and on January 25th 1922.
B. w. Wilcox, chairman of EX-
ecutive Committee, submitted mat
tiers referring to the Chamber OF
Commerce with the National
Wrapping Machine Co.
The Publicity Committe report
the placing a $50 sign at the Derby
Center corner, also advertising
summer cottages and boarding
houses, and selling auto plat :
with the word Newport on them,
and commends the PREPARING and
publishing of literature advertis-
ing our State.
Rev. H. B. Rankin in making his
report said. "While | feel the
Chamber of Commerce has done
so much for the boys and girls,
in many ways there is yet much
to be done for them The only r.
creation afforded this winter is
dancing. What our children need
is healthful, invigolating, QUITO
door sports such as hockey, skiing,
snow shoe clubs, toboggan chute.
a skating rink, etc. at is too lac
to do any thing this wear but let
US be prepared for 1929"
Brief remarks were also made
by Wesley T. Abel and Milo b.
con, Orleans County Agricultural
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East Burke
oshua Bemis remains very

Joshua Bemis remains very low
Mrs. John Fyler has been II
Newport, N. H., the past week
called by the illness of hei
daughter Marjorie.
Edmund and Gladys McNally
were Sunda'- visitors with frien l.
in West Burke.
The children of Philo Lang are
having whoQping couh, Cord N
Suitor and Ruth Farmer, chicken
poX.
Mrs. Amasa Gilbert has been
| spending a few days in Lyndon
vile with her daughter, Mrs. Al
phonse Buskey.
James Naigle has been sick
with grippe the past week.
| Mrs George Lenton of Lyndon
and son were Sunday visitors Of
NJ, and Mrs. Mike Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald
went Tuesday to Concord 10
visit her parents, L. and Mrs. 0.
B. Cutting.
Frank Powers from Kirby is
working in the meat market for
Earl Beard.
Mrs Amos Blake of Lyndon
Center has been stopping with her
sister. Mrs. Oliver Jenness for q
few days.
Mrs. Belden has been i'll for a
few days with the prevailing dis
temper. Lottie Brockwav is better
from her illness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tripp are i'll.
A social will be held in the YES.
try Friday evening, Feb. 10. There
will be a short program consisting
of an old fashioned album, music
and guessing contests, after viii h
games will be played. Refresh
ments will be served. A small adj
mission will be charged. Proceeds
for the Ladies' Library Associa
ton.
Mrs. A. A. Barber visited Mrs.
C. B. Dodge in Lyndonvillc Sat
urday p. m.
Dennis Rivers of Lyndon Center
is papering at Sam Fitzpatrick's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milborn Hazen Of
AlburG. who are PASSING the Win
ter with their dauhter, Mrs. Fred
Farmer were both i'll a part of
last week.
Mrs. Frank Stanley has so far
recovered from her illness of
pneumonia as to be able to sit up
a little Her nurse, Mrs. Parks, re-
turned to her home at Lyndon,
Thursday.
Lizzie jenkins returned homo
Sunday D. m. after spending sew
eral weeks with her Sister, Mr..
viii Kelley in South Kirby.
viii Hardy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morse We're called to
Bratteboro SATURDAY. by the death
of Mrs. n. S Hardy.
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Glover

Mr.. Endell fur dealer from
Quebec was in town buying fur
last week.
The recently organized Chris
mas club was entertained for its
first meeting, Jan. 81 by Mrs.
Frank Hastings Of Exile farm.
Miss Lola Sagent a native of
Glover who is a missionar" in
Angwei, China, has recently
snent a two weeks vacation IN
SHANGHAI On her return to TIL,
mission station in the interior, she
expects to do famine relief wok.
Mrs William Deoreenia who
has been seriously i'll long time
has been taken to the Sunshine
Santal'ium in Barton.
DR.. and Mrs. Perez Buck en-
tertained his parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Erastus Buck of Newport over tbs
week end.
Perley and Rolfe Drew of st.
.Tohnsbury were in Glover over
Sunday.
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Make Every Nea1 A
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Tanlac Makes Each Bite
a New Delight.

ample secretion of digestive fluids.
1t then pror'ctes energetic action
of all the bowel muscles and glands
and enables the food to pass
through the digestive canal in the
normal time. Each Of the thous-
ands of little glands whose duty
it is to pick up nourishment from
the food and send this to all parts
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agent and Boys and Girls clut
! leader.
| J. 7. Gardner for the Parks an,
Recreation committee said, Tho
committee had not made muck
I progress on the new park, as /,
was still incomplete and was dug
up nearly all summer for the pur-
pose of laying a new sewer. Thl
committee did assist in planting
and replacing trees on Riverside
drive and in the park.
Rufus w. Spear, chairman OF
Special Committee for golf club
and bathing beach, said he ha 4
nothing new to report. eXcept the
lease of the Loren Percy farm for
five years, with option of purchase.
Mr.. Spear THOUGHT the other re-
creational facilities should and
would in short time, be looked
after by the city.
c. H. Davis for the Housing
committee said that on account OF
the committee did not believe t
the high cost of labor and material
was yet time to step around in
cement or to make much moi %
driving nails. About the only
thing we did build the past yea"
was a ball team. (Applause.)
The following resolutions were
offered by +. +. Humphrey:
Whereas: Captain Herbert
Hathaway, who has been in
charge of the activities of the Sal
walton army in this city for nearly
year, is about to take up work
in another field, be it
Resolved That the members Of
this Chamber of which he is a
member, have come to have great
respect for his untiring labors,
and great administration for the
results of his efforts, therefore be
Resolved, That its is with repret
that his orders take him away
from this community. Captain
Hathaway came to Newport at a
time when the Army conditions
were discouraging, and the work
that he has accomplished in unit
ing his congregation. coming from
one of the youngest men in the
service, is worthy of special COM
mendation. He has been a loyal
and faithful worker, in administer
ing relief to the city's needy as
well as to their spiritual welfarr,
and be it further
Resolved, That. we, as members
of the Chamber Of Commerce, full
" appreciate the services he rem
dered during Christmas, in
the community work Of brinoinI
good cheer to the children. ard
providing many a needy family
with a bountiful Christmas dinner,
through the Army, and the fol-
loWup work of distributing clotn-
ing among the poor, therefore be
it
Resolved, That the best wishes
of the Chamber be hereby express
ed to him with the hone that he
may have a full appreciation in his
new field and be able to accomplish
as much for the betterment of is
people as he has in his year in
Newport.
r. W. Spear, in behalf of the
c. Of c. presented Capt. Hathaway
with a handsome fountain pc /,
and sum Of money aakinr him to
accept it from his many friends
and expressing the hope that he
might buy stamps to write 10 his
we'll wishers and friends in New
port.
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West Burke

DR.. L. L. Dickerman has sold
the post Office block to Miss Mar
jorie Hall, and has purchased the
Edwin p Smith house, owned by
Frank Humphrey of ST Johns
bury.
Rev. w. II. Gould was in Mont
pelier, Burlington and Middle
bury on business, last week.
The many friends of M.
Wayne (MarshalD Monroe, OF
Dorchester, Mass, will be sadden-
ed to learn of her death, which oc =,
CURED at the Monroe home in
Dorchester, on Saturday, Feb. 4th.
The funeral was held in the Pill
grim Congregational church, Mon
dav afternoon. Mayme Marshall
was the only daughter of Timothy
and Mary (Mariam) Marshall,
and was born in the Marshall
home, on Gaskill Hill. Her child
hood and girlhood were spent in
West Burke, and her love for h 81
native hills, and the old friends
has seemed to grow stronger with
the lapse of time She was fifty
years of age, and has been in noor
health for the past ten years. She
has been confined to her bed for
the past three months, and has
been a very great sufferer. She
leaves a husband, one son. How
ard, and four brothers, George
Marshall, of Worcester, Mass,
Charlie. Fred and Dwight Marshall
of Boston.
Mrs. Fred Percival of Pike, n,
H., has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Coburn, during the
past week.
The program for the Sundly
evening service had to be chang
ed owing to the illness of Miss
Aldl'ich and the Boy Scouts took
charge of the meetino which was
a most interesting one. January
10Th the meetin" was in CHARGE
Of the officers and teachers of the
Sunday school, and was a most
interesting and helpful service.
Mrs. Jennie Goodwin of Newa x
is caring for Newell Colby who is
still velv i'll.
Mrs. Wallace Houghton of Lvn-
don visited her sisters, Mrs. Mar
shall and Mrs. Turner last Fri
day.
Miss Myrtle Aldrich and her
mother have been on the sick list
during the past week, and Miss
Esther Abar has been substitut-
inc in the telephone Office.
Little Leah Gray has been crit
icallv i'll for few days but is I'M
proving.
Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. A H. Bailey,
Elmer Smith, Mrs. c. H. Coburn
and several others about the vii
lage have been i'll during the pas
week.
Myron Ham. who has been quite
i'll with bronchial pneumonia, is
more comfortable.
William Zines was struck bv n
falling tree, while at work in the
woods Friday, and was badly
bruised and famed. No bones were
broken however, and he is able %
be out.
Mrs. Nellie Gaskell was called
here from St Johnsbu1y recently
to attend the funeral of her uncle
Meigs Colby.
Miss Louise Fairbanks of Bar
ton spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Earl Drown of White River
Junction was the alest Of his ',"l'-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Drown,
over the week end.
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INFLUENZA
AS preventive, melt and ;n-
hale night and morning
We q $!
ODer IL Million jars Used yearly
Newport Center
Oper II Million Jars Used Year

Bertha DIN is working for Mrs.
Ben Spaulding.
Mildred Randall is working f ~
Mrs. viii Place.
Mrs. Frank Leplant is in North
Troy caring for Mrs. Arthur
Farnham and little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Peabod~ Is
entertaining A. F. Wolcott of Me-
chanics Falls, Me, who will prea ch
in the Adventist church two
weeks.
Harlo Eastman was called to
Lyndon Friday by the death of
his sister, Bertha, Mrs. Ray Jep-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Rollins Of
Irasburg visited her mother, Mrs.
Wesley Regain recently.
Ivie Hayes Of Connecticut i
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cook.
Rev. George Chambers breach
ed in Newport City Sunday,
Iris Wheeler is confined to the
house with an liberated tooth.
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Arrangements have been made
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Inshurg

Allen Gaynor of Boston is in
town for q few days in the inter
ests of the Allen farm
DR.. w. G. Kicker of st. Johns
bury was the guest of DR.. P. e
Templeton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hann2Nt
and Miss Ida Hannant We're in
Orleans Thursday to attend the
funeral of W b. Guild.
Win Miller of South Albany Wis
tied his brother. Alvah and sister,
Miss Susie Miller last Thursday
and Friday.