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Perot Heads United Security

United Security Life Insurance and Trust
Company stockholders filed the vacancy in
ty the election of T. Morris Perot. Jr.. pres.
ident OF the the COMPANY; nppSj; 4 numbcg OF new d;
list elected today being T. Morris PerUt, jr.'
Thomas r. Tunls, Alan II. Reed David
Milne, William Henry Brooks Henry Paul
George NJ. Henderson J. Lloyd Coates,
Francis II. Hemperly and Frank j. Stui
Mr. Perot, who was elected president today
has been In the board for many years. Ho il
member OF the firm Of FRANCIS pcrots
Sons Mating Company. Other officers wers
reelected upon reorga nizatiou OF the board
as follows: Vice president. George NJ Hcr.
dtrsor; secretary and treasurer, William II.
Jungkurth, Jr.: assistant secretary and
assistant treasurer, William u. Clear: az
sistant secretary, J. W. LumleY.
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Business in the mining Of Iron or. in the
United states. one of the basic industries Of
iron and steel manufacture. win nc 100 psr
corr better in 1922 than N 1921. according
to the Iron Trade Review. Based on pra.
limnary estimates shipments from the great
producing district at the head Of IN" Great
Lakes Will tota! approNmatclY ~. OOO. .OO0
tons. compared with .2.725. 72G tons in Ig.I
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Annual Elections
D - KENSINGToN NATIONAL BANK
! q phiIudplnhln pu

January II. lOg9
At an election held January 10. IO22, the
fpiIowing gent we're elected directors of
nj. Hank for the ensuing year: Charles
DrEany. George 4. Iandell, Gustaye A.
Euenmerlr, Richard TOrpln Henry O.
nruodng Harry W. Hand j. Scott Fowler,
iohn II, Williamson, Tr., Clarence u. White,
william W. Price. Edwin -. Malone, Herman
t. WIntcror, Horace D. Robinson.
At a meeting Of Directors held this day
the following "ficeIg We're elected; Charles
DcIauv. President, George a, LandelI Vice
President, W. ". Price, Cashier Grover T.
Tuft Asst Cashier, Joseph B ToX. ASST
Cashier, Frrderick j, Geiser, Solicitor; James
" signed W. W. PRICE.
Cashier.
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Today's Range In Liberty Bonds
Ship Movements

New York. Jan. II. - Arrived, Sam.and,
DanziE.
New York.
Rotterdam. Jan. s. - Arrived: Ryrsiam
New York.
Naples, Jan 5.-SaIled: Presidcnto VII.
son. New York.
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OFFICE OF IHE REAL ESTATE TITLE
ISSI RANCL NND TRUST COMPANY

PntI.a.lun. a. Jy'ulr, 10 lO"o
\ uuo ,".r'y ar"idrnd ~ 81 per share has
.ICeu I,,far.' bN rl.. Hu ~ rr DIRECTORY
,ayah- Feb /, IO!?, 10 slockhoIders
~ 70 lrl th,5 IA
.N.o hs Wl. l." m0ICd.
DANIEL HOU SFMNN
Irp8surar
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To THE HOLDERS or THE FIRST
MortgugC ) Per Cent Sinking Fund Gold
bonds Of Central New York Cas- and Elec-

No'i.- is hereby glycn that PM adalphla
Trust Company. Trustee undo IN" Mortgage
nr Deed uf Trust OF the rou'~u. N"w YORK
Gas and Electric Compuuy. datcl March -.
lNli. sccu ing the FIRST Mor.-ASo r"r cent
sinking Fund Gold Bonds o. 'h- said Com;
PAM. have the sum OF S"G7G.sN ty b" applied
70 the purposes OF the Sinkng Fund under
the prov sious OF Artic,e Th.rl SECTION Is, OF
said Mor,race and that sale, pronCsals
VIII he received at PhlladeInhin Trust SOi4- l1
pnnS. Broad street Once. BROAD and CHEST
nut streets. y. =. corner. PhilrdelGhla' up
TO 3 o'clock 7. NJ. on January q. loI". lor
the sale To said Trustee. a. the lowest prices
not exceeding lo5 per cent Of tie r Har va,GI1; vII1
bonds shall ba offered for delivery on Jan
uary 81 1922, of q sufficient number OF me
said bonds 10 exhaust the said sum ot
foG7G sS An,propOsRis should he sealed ana
indorsed "Proposals'to the sinking Fund OF
Central New York Gas and Electric Com
pany," and should designate the denomina-
The rIEht Is reserved to reject any and
all nropOsalS
Bv join G. WALLACE. Treasurer.
Dated Philadelphia. D"cemler IS 1921.
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Flaxseed

TOIHT, N.IIOJ,U UUU, COmpHTPU Win
3l9. 900 yesterday. Thus far this week
973,OO
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Extra Dividend by National Licorics

New York, Jan. 1l.-The National IicOrIos
Company has declared an extra dividend Of
2l5 per cent on common stock. payable Jan.
uary 20 to stock OF record January 10. This
represents extra dividend omitted in July
quarter of 1921
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DGOt@ % tnd " M'nn JaI a. 1lEaHysea on
81 % NAV, 81. .n3 bid; .ruy. 81. O3Lo hid
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PUBLIo IIKDGEh COMPANY
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY

Philadelphia, Dec. ~. 1921,
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
viii be held at their Office sos and $40
Walnut Street. Philadelphia. on Monday,
January 2S. 1899. at II o'clock 4. NJ. Tor
e,ertion Of three directors for a term OF
three years and such other business as may
le brought before them,
ROBERT p. BARBOUR.
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~ OFFICE 0E THE

FENNA. SALT MfG, COMPANY
A. meeting OF the Board Of Directors
and One-half per cent vas declared. payable
~, iO22, to stockholders OF record
December 81, 1891. Cheeks Will be mailed
l.: 4. SMITH, Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Dec. 20. 1921.
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Meetings and Elections
MIDDLE CITY HANK


S-S PhlIadcl phia, Pa. Jan. 10. l0Hn
A. tho Annual StOClhulders' Meeting LeI,
an the 10Th Instant. the following Directors
,Yere elecied to seryn for tie ensuing year'
EDGAR &. GARDNER
DiCHARD Y. Fll,bERE
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The following securities wers ana
ton today by Barnes 4 Fonahd, o' 7


eos Eastern Light 4 E.ue, Co w,
fSSSo WsshInsgton WWsshhIInston ptiiitjss 60 com. p'
$40 iiarrlsburs Foundry ( TachImns; ShTIm; AoH
20 o:S$s1,S%S :S$ s,S sEs;. RsSa Rwy ti ,,iG 70
y intes Money Machine G s0%R e. corrPi .r,oi il
2s Psnna Ohio Electric CO ipIrcc;,,'. li9H
10 Thomas Iron Co. ,.,,....,,'.' VI
ssS asrIsaS aasS b. SGTson pso cDsI Co ist pt s
ooO oGrities CO, ce pref 3 If0"s'ruotion station Sc
% Vest FSa"dPS Mfg. 'tt.'ts;s Co. class ds
4 Hsllsdelrha Boaisc com. Lot e..
yysn Camp Camp prrs,,ss pProdncts 20 pref. 1867
9 Phlls. Electric Co, com. om........'1SS9H ...... SGH
ii American ] fs Pub utIi iITrP; 90 rro;.' 1SS
! sugplee- -Blddle Hardware Co. ,So
FsSSsl,o FFtssSs5l BSay %S,oT ccrp Tp;,cI pref 49,. ss
g Ssnns, sssur. Holding Co cto'';;, pref. 70
50 Camden Z sub1rban prGs hwy ;;;'cto., CO., 81
Z New World Life Insurance go. Co.. iSH
80 American Pipe & Construction Co, IIsss
80 Pennsylysnia Railroad Co... sss
122 United Gas Improvement Co SsS
10 Erahkiln National Bank k,...... kk...... ssS
Kensington National Bank. . Ioo
TnisS Tni,sS ssS Sec Efs hifs ns Ins IT, g. isSs
10 PSnnai, rnn,,ns Co. AnIu,,,ss for ins on Lives
Gfantlng Annuities ......''. ROT
o Penna. Co. for Ins. on Lives WI
GrGntipT Annuities ............ 500
BONDS
$1,000 west n Y&P Rwy. 3 c inc
2ooo Hale %ist SlieuTp Su. iSsS Corp epe list z.u
100000 Har Fay I Mach ivyk:,.. c. 7s
'eooo Wen gen mtg: H,.x due m, 1922 o.. 4s
5000 wildwood. A = II p Ca Gas iecSS'5 CO, 4's
1000 scRuSSKifif ffT HmNsn m,s aoro aSS iStC g W 10
Co., C. class ID" due
so sp.iSsPifc9o oSSs 6 c: a'i;';''ia c. due 20
5000 Lawrence % e CO G{McJ w Co. 5pc, 10
LIST mtg. due 1885. ....'.., 81
5000 Lancaster "a ter C Co niS Rwy A.. ;oG9 G9
1000 Amer q J. +. GO. D C. l' col tr 'H
,ooo =, mtss. due s2o7 .:...:..:.:. 81
1000 P SS; GSs IL fssss p ss9.. c, gen mtg s,x
1000 Bridss,on : Miilv I Ti5ssS i5ssS Co. 5p o. ON
1000 Rosbor. = Chestnut ' Hi Hi iSsE1o Nor ''S
Rwg. o c, LIST mtg. due
1000 Amer Tel ! Tsi Sie. 77::ycir %
,oooMspEs, spRy gts q ,sy due p1s. Rwv looH
1000 Len Rsi Val '' mss; ee ~ ~ loSS g. gen s'S
INN N:Sl.nn s91 mtg tf.ns due n 2o9s co c' sSS
1000 Borough Of Monsssen, West. '''
ncScoi %SrslATa Si.,fie, fSi f% Due - ,Saspe. .,
5000 N A.. Gns ,a.c Co. b c, lst mtg a.,
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1C8 THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK
SSS Philadelphia, Pa

rre Annual Meeting Of the stockiGIdors
, ',hIs hank for the election OF diractors ,as
;Io ~ '.nsning year will be held at the baptIs. tIIs
my my Rouse llG south 1oaa Third street: on We'd
ne'u"'' CHARLES ". AsiiTG%'' o.
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0N EKBRO0k nANK OF PmLLADELrMIA

At meeting Of the Board q Directors Of
,bfs hank held January 3, 1879. a diyiTand
OF . yer cent 81 per shars) was decihteJ
to st9ckholdeT,s. q oJo Jrse9rd q ths day. pay.
"O'' @. A. WELLS, Jr.,
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,;S,s THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
~ BREWING co,

The twenty fourth annual meeting OF tho
stockholders OF this company will be held at
the general office of the company, No, 43i
North seventh ave, Scranton, Pa. Friday,
January goth, 1893. at 2 o. ni.. for the eIec.
ION OF directors and tho transaction OF such
other business as may como before the
meeting. W. H. HARDING,
SeCy. -Trea.
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ity OF Cope
hagen biss
Annual Meetings
kSL5S5-, THE EQUITABLE ILLUMINATING
~ ~ GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF rHILA

PhIiadclrhIa Pa. January Z. 1922.
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders OF
Lii5GiHT C0MPaANY OF PHiIkbELphiR
viii be held at the Compary's office. N W.
corner OF BROAD and Arch stF.. Philadelphia.
Monday. January 23. 1922. at 1a o'clock
noon, when AN election will be held for flve
~ directors to serve fer the ensuing year,
and sych other bust ness transacted ns may
be brought before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will be closed
from 2 p q thursday, January Il; I922'
f. II. MacMORRIS. Secretary.
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Z sa77 THE CENTENNIAL NATIONAL .
BNNK.

January 10, 1922.
At tho Annual Meeting OF the Stockhod.
crs held thus LAY. the following Directors
were C,"Ctcd % serve tor the ensuing year:
John scott. Jr.,
s. W. Cotton, Jr.
". NJ. MGlpass.
u. r. Gerhrrd
e. H. clark. 80.
.osoVh NJ Harlan,
VIM. J.. Norris.
John p. HOllingSwCrlh,
water L. Hhgar.
IRWIN FISHER,
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FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY
OF PHI puIk

PhlladelphIb, Jnnuary I. lOlo
rse Annual Meeting Of the stOcinoIIers
~ thIa company for the election Of directors
20 serve during the ensuing Year viii be held
~ the Office OF the COMPANY 9O.g9 SnutS
Fifteenth street. on Wednesday, January ia
lO2?. between the hours Of r. VI. and 3
Y, w. L. CRHspEN ca.....
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-16
OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mre. 81. n.
W@dIeIgh. Gall Blue 1871 or $3.50.

The Loyal Berean class Of the Oakland
Christian church met Wednesday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hoag
in AFTER avenue. Election of officers was
Mr.. Ralph Pooler; vice president, Mr..
Earl Hoag secretary, Mrs. Ray Rathbun.
The guests of the evening were; Mr.. and
WEIGH. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Cummings, Mr..
and Mrs T. J. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs.
bun. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph PooIer. Mrs.
G. o. Rinehart, Mrs. w. A. Cloud, Mrs.
Maze, Mrs. Mamie Newell, Mr.. Ben Shell
don, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoag.
Mrs. S<rah Lemley and Mrs. Agnes Chit
Tx of Branner street spent wednesday
the guests of Mrs. John Hester in VIM
field avenue.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. o. Sher-
man in Oakland avenue. The guests of the
afternoon We're: Mrs. r. F. Lesson of
p. Bauer, Mrs. Alfred Crouch, Mrs. Bert
Edwards, Mrs. j. F. Handley. Mrs. J. =.
Hoag, Mrs w, r. Jessop, Mrs Frank
Lowell. Mrs. H II. Walker. Mrs. Chas. Nc
Nemar, Mrs. Frank Meyers, Mrs J; w
Peery, Mrs A. L. Waldrens Mrs o: c
Lingo, and Mrs. W. o. sherman.
The Friendship club will hold an all-
day meeting Friday at the home of Mrs.
tending are asked to bring their thimbles
there is sewing to be done
The losing side in the recent quilt block
contest held by the Win One class of the
Oakland Methodist church entertained the
winning side at a banquet Wednesday
noon at the home of Mrs. a. j, Fireoved
in Poplar street Covers were placed Tor
Mrs A J. Dewitt. Mrs. ]. B. Spieklemire,
Mrs ]. c. Rymer, Mrs. E johnson, Mrs.
w. S. Eastman, Mrs. AZ Snider, Mrs
n " Mageef Mrs A Benedict Mrs ] s.
Mrs a. W. Geyer, Mrs. .Pugh, Mrs T. F.
Allen. and Mrs. Fireoved-
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EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. II. d.
wsdIelgh. Call Blue l221 Of S5So.

Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Louise Werner, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Werner of Tecumseh
to Mr.. Charles Triton, the son Of Mrs.
George Fr4ttOn and brother to Mrs Will
Hartman, Mr. George Fritton, and John
Frftton of Topeka. The wedding took
Place Wednesday morning at the home OF
the brides parents in Tecumseh- Father j.
Riley of Perry, Kan, read the marriag e
service. Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Triton
have left for a honeymoon trip thru the
East. They will be at home after De-
cember 1 at Tecumseh
The MiZpah society Of the Third Pres
byterian church met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs J. H Ellenberger in
Lake street. Plans were made for the
Thanksgiving dinner and supper to be
served Thanksgiving day in the church
The Helping Hand class of the Seward
Avenue Baptist church met Tuesday eve
ming in the church. Election of Officers
was held at this meeting
Mrs. Sherman Briefer has returned to
her home in Kansas City after spending
few days in Topeka the guest of rela-
uTes-
The Ladies' Aid society of the East Side
Methodist church will hold a bazaar Fri
day. December 5. at the Topeka Electric
company. SIG Kansas avenue.
Mrs David earle entertained the mem
bers of the Social Hour club this after
noon at her home in East Eighth avenue
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North Topeka

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store. or telephone Miss
Eleanor KimbalI, 1881 before 10 o'clock
or after ?. Other hours call $3.50.
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A petition is being circulated in
North Topeka for the paving of the
cobblestones on Kansas avenue from
Norris street to Gordon street, and the
paving between the street car tracks
from the Melan bridge to Garfield
park, and also for the paving of Mon
roe street for several blocks. Fred
Buechner is circulating the petition
on Kansas avenue and has had no diff
ficulty in getting signers.
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A man from Manhattan, Kan, highly
recommended, has applied for the po-
sition and the majority of the mer-
chants are in favor of his receiving a
commission as night Waterman.
Give hundred strong will be the
slogan for the North topeka Baptist
Sunday school on Dedication day.
that all members of the church and
Sunday school will be present at the
old church at 8 o'clock to march in a
body to the new building for the Sum
day school hour, and the dedication
Each class of the Sunday school will
have its own classroom in the new
building. The three younger depart
the other departments in the MAIN au-
Notes and Personals.
Miss A. Newton of Marysville is the
guest of her sister, Mrs 5. X. Dexter, S44
Quincy street.
j. j. Furlong has moved from 1905 Lin
coin street to 425 South Taylor.
Mrs. Anna Mitchell and Mrs. Georgia
Fireoved spent yesterday in Kansas City.
The Howard orchestra will furnish sew
eral numbers at the entertainment which
viii be- given Friday evening at the Com
Second Presbyterian church.
The choir of the North Topeka Baptist
church will meet in the choir loft of the
rehearsal for Dedication day.
A miscellaneous shower was given We'd
nesday evening by a group of Seaman
high school girls at the home of Miss Ruth
Pollom whose marriage TO Forrest King
will take place soon. mock wedding was
one of the features of the evening, and it
was followed by games and the serving of
refreshments. Those present were Miss
Poilom, Mrs. Boyd PolIom, Miss Bonita
Bonnawitz, Miss Edna Hughes, Miss IcelIe
Dietrich, Miss Neva Herman, Miss Ruth
Blanchard< Miss TheIma Mcdaniel, Miss
Evelyn Neiswender. Miss Marvelle Big
ley, Miss Hazel Critics. Miss Irene Miller,
Miss Frances Robinson, Miss Vera Pollom
Miss Josephine McHenry, Miss Ella Green.
Special prayer meetings are being held
by the various organizations Of the North
Topeka Baptist church for the spiritual
life of the church and the work that
will be opened up with the entrance into
the new building.
There will be a social dance at the Red
man hall, 500 Kansas avenue Friday eve
ming, November II. Everybody welcome.
). r. Dexter. undertaken. 1928 Kan
sas avenue.-Adv.
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A number of merchants of North
Topeka are in favor of having a spe-
cial policeman to watch their build
ings at night, as numerous small bur-
glaries have been committed of late.
A man from Manhattan, Kan, highly
recommended, has applied for the po-
sition and the majority of the mer-
chants are in favor of his receiving a
commission as night Waterman.
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ORFORDVILLE.
'rhe Man of the FOrest'' by Zane
Grey. Fairlee, Tues. Eve, June 27.

Mr. and Mrs Fenner Beal and SOD
of Maiden, Mass. are at their home
here.
Mrs w R Harris and son, Robert,
are at home.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Sanders are
staying with the Blodgetts for time.
Mr. and Mrs Hazen Hannaford have
adopted. the baby she has been car
ing for, and it will answer to the
name of M Elaine Hannaford.
Miss Flora Spaulding of Spring
field is helping Mrs E w Cushman.
1t is with much sorrow we hear of
the death of Judge John Hale, man
loved by all. He always took great
pleasure in visiting the places so
we'll known in his younger days, and
the people who were always glad to
see the laughter in his eyes.
Different alumni classes of Dart
mouth have been holding their an
nual reunions at the D. A. C. cabins
at the foot of Mount Cube.
w A Horton and family, H L Wash,
burn and family, Mrs Mary Horton
and Mrs Hattie Sanborn spent Sun
day at Bakers Pond.
Mrs Rawlson and two sons have
gone to visit her parents, Mr. Rawl-
son leaving later. They are to make
their home in Connecticut, and we
are very sorry to loose them.
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people graduated and are now fitted
for higher institutions of learning.
The Daughters of Revolution offered
prizes for the best essays written by
pupils in the eighth grade and Thel-
ma French won the first prize, $3.50
gold piece and Edith Barrett won
second prize $1.00. The exercises
were very interesting and showed
marked ability on the part of the
pupils. The popular male quartet
from Union Village furnished several
fine selections.
Mrs Kate Cummings, who has been
spending several weeks with her son,
George, at Bradford, returned home,
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs Snellgrove were
dinner guests of Mrs Sarah Sanborn,
Friday.
Mrs r C McKelvey recently visited
relatives at Bradford.
Our mail carrier, R H Fifeld, has
been i'll for a few days and A B
Clark carried the mail.
Miss Helen McKelvey is enjoying a
three weeks vacation at the home of
her parents, and Robert Jr. is home
from Montpelier Seminary for the
summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs C Raese of West
Virginia are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs R c McKelvey. They made
the trip by auto, about 800 miles.
The members of the Epworth
League and some invited guests en-
joyed a picnic at Fairlee Lake, last
Thursday.
Chosen Barrett, Elgin Johnson, R
c McKelvey, Milford Preston and
Mr. Varney attended the sale of
registered guernsey cattle at Mont
pelier recently and Mr. Barrett pur-
chased a very fine bull.
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THETFORn.

The East Thetford road is being
gravelled, which will eventually make
a fine road.
The schools in town have closed
for the summer vacation.
There were sixteen graduates from
the town schools this year, and each
had recitation.
There was lawn party at H C
Sanborn's one evening last week,
which drew out good crowd of
young people.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Philbrick of Or
ford were at P N Moulton's last week.
Miss Annie Bacon has gone to Han
over for the summer, where she has
employment.
Mrs Leach has returned from q
visit of several weeks ON a motor
trip.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Vaughan are
entertaining their daughter, Mrs
Laylander and daughter from the
west.
Eclipse Grange gave supper and
entertainment on Friday evening, it
being the occasion of a visit from
the Pomona.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Coombs and
Miss Carrie Coombs of Millbury,
Mass have been visiting at Charles
Coombs', motoring up in their new
car
Mrs M C Wheelock was taken to
Waterbury last Sunday.
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officers and other important matters.
1t is hoped that there will be a good
attendance.
Mr. N G Bailey of New Britain,
Conn. is visiting his sister, Mrs HI M
Clark
We most strongly urge our people
to attend the meeting of the Vt. Pub
: lie Service Commission to be held at
Town Hall, Fairlee, Tuesday, June 81
at 8 o'clock a. m. The grade cross
ing elimination at the bridge is of
the utmost importance to Oxford as.
we'll as Fairlee.
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POST MILLS.
'gThe Man of the Forest" by Zane
Grey. Fairlee, Tues. Eve, June 81.


Mr. Wheelock has been out of the
shop on account of illness.
Mr. Herbert Wyckoff and family
have arrived at Camp Big Pine" for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs Frank M Chubb from
Maplewood, N. j. are at Lochearn
Camp for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs C A Powell and Mr.
and Mrs w B Chubb took trip to
Montreal and other places of interest
last week.
Rev. and Mrs w E Douglass are
visiting their son in Burlington.
Mr. Upper and family are to leave
this week for Salem, Conn, where
he has accepted position as preach
err for an indefinite period. The
church committee, assisted by the
Ladies' Benefit Society, Post Mills
Orchestra and members of the COM
munity, gave the Tuppers farewell
reception last Thursday night, over
100 people being present. Ice cream
and cake were served.
Mr. VIM. Brizee has been ill with a
cold for the past week and unable to
attend to his duties in the Rod Shop.
Mr. and Mrs E S Knight and fam
lily are visiting his sister, Mrs Mar
garet Bacon, at Hopedale, Mass. Mrs
Nathan Corliss is attending to the
post office and grain store during
his absence.
Mr. B R Dodge is moving over into
one of w E Morey's tenements, which
is being repaired for him. 1t was
the barn built on Niles Southworth' s
cottage lot a few years ago, and
moved down back of his other house
opposite c A Adams.
Arthur Barker came home from
the Hanover hospital much improved.
Quite number of our young
people have completed their school
work for another year and are at
their several homes.
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down to dinner.
Federated Church.

There will be a meeting of the
Methodist Ministers and Laymen AS
soclation, of the northern and CEN
trail district, held at Piermont, June
70. For further particulars see pro-
gram.
The ladies of the Social Aid will
hold supper next Thursday evening
at the Town Hall. Let there be a
large attendance.
j u Marston recently visited his
aunt, Mrs Braynard
Mrs Emma Hodsdon spent several
days last week with her friend, Miss
Arnold at Haverhill.
Thelma Page of Pompanoosuc came
for the graduation of her friend.
Ruth Childs.
Miss Smith has just closed very
successful year of school. Palmer
Childs graduated from the eighth
grade.
Mrs Nelson Celley was the guest
OF her niece, Mrs French, at Cedar
Cottage one day last week.
Marden Simonds has been doing
some inside repair work at the
Hodsdon's.
Mr. and Mrs F Davis and chill
dren are visiting friends in Rutland.
Lehman Celley has been in Brad
ford the past two weeks, where he
has work at paper hanging.
William ROBBIE was "a weekend
guest in town.