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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-29
IRISH EXECUTE TWO

DUBLIN, Dec. 29.-(A. PD-Two
men named Murphy and Whelan were
executed at Kilkenny today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-29

CLEAN SOLDIERS
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 29.--Argen-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-29

MisS Jeanette MoriIle was
ohristened the Cinderella OF Boston
recently when she established her
1ght to the title by proving thai
a enlfs size shoe. y I-2, was
needed to tt her petite foot,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

continued From First pagn)
named INSTITUTION shall! be deemed to
he merged into tho University OF
Virginia.
TERMS az office and powers If tho
viaitprs of the Medical College ~ Vir.
rinla shall terminate and IN. govern
unclj ara control or all pro. .,f,. real
and ucr1"naI. belonging q" the com
muuw"tl;h Of EirEinir. witch at III.
time OF INC pnSrJ&c OF this act, is UNI
der control Of the Medical College or
Wire mia, shall h. vested IN tho rec
Tor ana visitors az the tni..rslty Of
Virginia, WHO shall. at all times. b.
subject To the control Of tho General
Assembly.
SUCH conveyance and transfer shall
hc subject to AL lawful debts and
liabilities Of the MEDICAL college o.
Virginia existing at thnt time and
any appropriation or appropriations
made by the General Assembly To the
Medical College nf Virginia 20 bc
pa!I out OF the state Treasury. uncx-
pended at such time. shall be deemed!
10 be transferred TO the rector and
visitors OF the University Of Virs!uI..
and MAJ hc expended by them for the
several purposes for which the APP
Precipitation or appropriations was or
were made.
Entire Courkc IN Richmond.
after conveyance and transfer. the
. rector and visitors at the Cnivers!ty
I Of Virginia shall establish the mcd.-
cal Department Of the university. in
Guiding the schools OF pharmacy and
dentistry. in R!chmon commencing q
I the beginning OF the collegiate session
/ next following the passage OF this
act and the conveyance ana transfer
I they shall give the iirst year Ccurs.
in medicine and other courses rs they
shall deem practicable. In Richmond
together with the entire courses IN
pharmacy and dentistry ana not lat
than the session OF the University al
Virginia. beginning in the fan OF 1928
they stall give the entire medical
course In Richmond.
When the COURSE OF pharmacy AMI
dentistry and the other courses Gnu.
m.ratcd in the medical department,
have been once established in Rich.
mond. they shall thereafter he con
tinuously operated in Richmond and
the teaching N medicine at the Uni.
vcrsity OF Virginia snail be discon.
tinucd.
The bill was referred 20 the Com.
mittec on Public institutions and Ed
ucation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

every Saturday after II O'CLOCK.
noon. shall he q half holiday as TO
thS transaction Of all business. OK
ccpt as 10 maturity, the prcseutmcnt
for acceptance or payment and the
protesting of negotiable instru-
mcuts as hereinafter provided
But no contract made. instrument.
enacted. or act done on any oT said
public holidays. or any SATURDAY
whether before or after II o'clock
noon. shall be thereby rendered i'm.
valid. ana nothing In this section
shall he constructed To prevent az
invalldatc the entry. issuance. ycr-
vice Of execution OF any writ. gum
mons. confession. Judgment. of,lcr or
decree, or other legal process what
ever. or the sesIiOn at tho prcocdin
Of amy court. or Judge on any az tn,
public holidays or Saturdays. 9th.
before or after |: o'no~-l uocn
nor TO prevent any bank. banker
banking corporation. firm or asSo-
CLINTON from keeping their door.
opcn and transact!ng any Lawful
business on any 90 the said publ,
holidays or SATURDAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
kEEzELL WINS VICTORY
IN RED|sTR|CT|NC FIGHT
legislative Committee Con.
scnts Not to Attach Page
to Rockingham County.

Delegate George II. Keczcll, OF
.suckinSham County. emerged VIC
orious from the conference Of tho
legislative rodistrlctinc committee
yesterday morning. having gained
ne committees consent not to attach
age County tn buckingham County
II the formation Of II IIousc diRtrict.
he nnni report Of the committee, n3
VIII so Ia the two branches Of tho
General Assembly, recommends that
ihghnm County and Harrison
4jurg remain in II district by them
elves and have two delegates az at
present
Aibcmar!o and Greene Counties and
|Ity OF Charlottesville. TWO delegates.
Page is linked with Warren and
| 'tven one delegate.
Orange and Madison are placed In
4, district and given one delegate.
Culpeper and Rappahannock arc
laced IN one district and given one
cicgatc
To furnish tho delegate called for
~ this formation OF districts. onr
l'cgatc s. taken from Eorfolk city.
utting Its representation from 1--WE
o four delegates
senator i. Griinth Dodson. OF Nor
ok. refused TO sign tho report OF
he committee and announced that
! no would oppose the report before
he committee to which IL w!ll be re-
erred. Senator's j.. L. Andrews. OF
.Dauoke, and James l.. Cannon, OF
.ichmOnI. voted with senator bod J.
OF agniMs, the proposition to take
/ delegate from Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
BILLS IN THE SENATE

e 5rs5; So ;hi sSe5s MI 1 TG "a q M
MMn .i,s 81 v;tE'n'a 10 ss'9aib.sh II
Including schools OF pharniaoy and d.i
t,siry; ~ ne ~ 81 h.eh,rond np9"'.
:r"tct;y Of the Medical College 81 N!t-
s,mia. suhJGe, only 20 ~ eE!!sitnE imh.i.-
lie In-tltu'ion. ana Education.
scnar" 1871 No. - bill 20 almond an.
I SGG@n i t. e nc n3n g: '
!nsuTan-r aud Bau".rc.
~ %iIyGr sa1a;c GNi 10. 80 Glii 70
TO ra!se r.ycnu. Tor thu supoori o: tho
soverninent AMI ouAiic Ire" -ch?ois. and
Referred 70 ,no committee on Finance
Nj Hyatt: Senate Iii.! No. t--.> oili 70
ahd In @9 S;sSTe' 3o You S"h Srin 9n
through - Mav0r aud TgNr Council. "a
eel and convey AZ school prope';, .!'l-
Inldeu suiyE District S"a1pI aoaii. 70
:rfreI 90 tic ION. Committee on Special
Private and Local Iesis!a;Ioa.
Ir Iiyat:: S"-la;" nil 20. "a h!u -
"-sn! "nh r'-.naei IN act to an.n?ri@.
% 'Ac C"lu'y 90 hcNsn-or. Virginia, 70
~ . sIey.a '"uuiE .cyy 70 ra.s. Tp"es
situeIion o. = county iramSria!' l;'ius..i1,
md high school bu.idias 70 Oa bun; 10
G e VT hc"reG % oi II t 2;S1Hni%I
on sYtS!ti; HI.y4ts an Ice" !, s's,4i!'n
Mrt Sfii Sentt" W. 80 q OH :,
21if..sHIs ~ the, G9i"i, 81 aaenand9m a.
Mr Andrews; s.na;@ bHI M. IA bil
oS5h"T.,= ss1 'nsg5"nyo e%nnS9,s on a
narirs 10 rcn,ii-e the borrower 10 irsur.
h!y mo, or 'hni .. sno.hsri Or his uro2
~ .nus"h 90 b n'gncd - q Il rnlie!
81 insurance "a s'curity Tor !rr Joan. hu'
tie cos',u,is,ycc ~ ,ho Loan SO to AZ
;hor!lc the COMPANY 20 rupu.a," tina,
violation b" tho borrower ~ this agree
lfrnt - Jay MUM, ou ;h' rolier shNi
opcr"'c 20 'uat"-- -" los: r'd ;ha
/ sueh Iroe,"Hu-' sall u't be- deemed uAnfy
/ it.isrlsd - ,h- Committee Oh in-vIanc,
| 20 rcquir" uer.prs siS'een wears 81 az
I or over % sun .c!ent eSrn!n: Capacity @
/ ga destitute OK uerrs.!tous clrcu:g--nu- 80
! Referred 70 the Committee on Genera
! Nj parsons; senate sll M. "a bil
Ito require the pr"c"dinr conveyance &
o" IA .,a,e Esf The 6a,e H 'hsf4sot a"a n
/ honk ani page thereof Where recorded
/ 20 irnpo-.: certain dliics upnr clerhs .
! courts and 10 Impose penalties Tor Il
! E.olHt'ons. Referred 30 the Committee "a
Mr isy,sse!l; senate mn 70. io-A III
I code OF v.-rlrin. R.:>.r.I TO ~. Com
mite" ~ FIN and Game.
NJ Raissi s"nai2 ~! .s ~? ~, Sil
/ ccmni,tec on ri-h anc CAM Gam; va go ."
/ NJ corhi,t: Senate I!'l No. i2-t oil
| 90 prevent hH 'hl"g ln ihN Votes ~ CO.
, ,i,,a T"r,. Zen o. H.: E.. ,rs, hiy y,
/ Committee ~ General i.4A-
/ Nj '"rS!tt- S"ua'" ~. No ia b.
/ 70 amend mud r"-"ract '"rtl"p $50. /"
! no Code ~ VIRGINIA. Referred t. III
| COrl'ui'tec on FinauC.
| NJ. Bvrd. S-uat- Joint Hes"lntir1 Nj
/ l.-i'ro"iiing fUr an iuyHS cation .. tn
| state HIGHWAY p"0ariU"'ff Referred {
/ ~ c""ln:ttee on Roads aud in;ernl
! Navigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
DANNiLLE JUDGE FIGHT
STiRS VIRGINIA SOLONs

tContlaued From First Pase.)
ing in this contest tonight liz en-
pectcd To be exceptionally close.
The Ninth Circuit judgoship bat.
tic between Judge John Rutherford
and y. browning. an Orange
County attorney. also waxcd warm
yesterday. ana friends Of both claim
they viii win In the joint caucus to-
night.
An Interesting turn In the supreme
Court OF Appeals contest yesterday
was the apparent gain in strength
made by Judge Frank +. Christian
Of i.ynchburg. who, IT IS claimed
has strong following from the bar
associations in his district. While
his bar association support is not as
unanimous as is that Of Judge Jesse
i. West, OF Essex. IL Is sa;d u be
somewhat stronger Q an the support
given by tho b." associations to
judge j. l.. lar; in hts district.
and Christians SUI ortcr3 last night
claimed he was running abreast. il
not ahead. Of Judge West. Friends
OF Judge West were sanguinc after
;n- conference held last night. and
their enthusiasm was no, dimmed by
the confident tones OF reports from
tho camp Of Judge y. u. Dabney, OF
charlottesville. whose followers also
oa;he in large numbers yesterday TO
hgh; his Battle IN the joint caucus
tonight.
Judge pabncy is :. son of the late
Professor Walter II. Dabncy. of the
lax department oc the University Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
TRINITY READY FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA CAME
Especial to The Times.Dispntch.1

lSpocial to The Times Dispatch.1
DURHAM, ~ g, Ian. ll.-Coach
Ba!dw!n's Trinity College BASKET
ball team Will be given It's final
workout tomorrow before the game
with the University Of South Caro-
lima on FRIDAY evening. Trinity last
year ran second In the race for Tic
state championship. Fridays game
with the Gamecocks opens the sea :
son. Last year In the oponine con-
test. Trinity won from South Caro-
lin 80 TO II.
Three. o; las; years first team will
have places on tho team that meets
the South Carolinians. Hathaway,
guard. and Moore. forward. who were
two OF the strongest mon OF la It
year. are gone. The probable lineup
against the GamccOckS will he:
Captain Richardson. center; Spikes
and simpson. forwards; Neal ana
Crute, guards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Atlanta I,nnkcr Killed.

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. il.--Rcmscr
i. King, 90. rrcsidcn, of king Black
burn 4: Co, Investment bankers. was
killed at his home here last night
when he touched an exposed wire or
an electric heater while taking a bath
Mr.. King was an overseas veteran
having served with the Three Hun
ared and Twentieth Field Artillery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Here and There
in the Assembly
Members Of Legislature
Warned against Moue-
ment for Open Sunday.

Members Of both branches OF the
General Assembly wcr. dclurcd on
the opening dag OF the 1922 session
with circular letter. evidently cua-
mating from one AMI tho Same aourcc
but from widely scattered prr,s Of
tho state and bearing divers siunn-
lures. putting the recipients on their
Guard That concerted and pro-
nounced movement was ON foot
among Senator'S and Delegates from
the cities. looking TO putting through
of legislation that would tend to
result In 4 wide open Sunday In Vir.
gin!a. The letter urged members OF
:he Legislature TO cxer: themselves
1" the utmos, to dcfea. such lcgisla-
ton.
If bill introduced In tho sennte
yesterday by Senator ". =. corbItt.
of Portsmouth,. becomes Lave. tho
judge OF tho Circuit Court OF Rich
mond VIII receive q yearly salary OF
$1,000: the judge of the Circuit Court
Of Norfolk County. $1,000. ard Judges
OF other Circuit Courts. >2.5Oo.
a bill was introduced In the Sen
ate yesterday by Senator James T..
Cannon. " Richmond. Increasing the
| salary OF the Comm issioncg OF insGr-
;.nce to $1,000 e year. Cun,missioper
Joseph T.. Button now IL drawing
1880 per annum.
tax OF 10 cents on every 500 on
deeds and contracts for the purpose
Of raising revenue for the Support Of
government and public free schools.
TO pay interest on tho public debt and
10 provide special tax for ncns!ons,
is provided in n bill introduced In the
Senate yesterday b. Senator Walter
Tansi! Oliver, of Fairfax. The meas
nre went to the Committee on FL.
nance.
Judge T. II. Robertson. or IIopeweli.
former member Of the House. was
| among the visitors at the CapitoI
yesterday. Judge Robertson met many
OF his old associates and exchanged
fluctuations with them. lie was an
| Interested spectacle at tie opening
session.
Seven members were sworn In ne
Senator's At the beginning OF the ses-
sion yesterday, they having been
elected last November to fiji VA :
, cancics. as follows: j. f. Scrren,.
Second District; c. c. Hyatt, Third
district: John II. Crockett. Fifth Dis
trict: ]. NJ. Dickerson. Twenty-sixth
| District: Morton G. Goodc. Twenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Third Trngcdx In Family.

WAicROSS. GA. Jan. 1.-THE
death today in .hshcviiic. y. c.. OF J.
furEei .arpe. 30. who was reported
20 have s'iled Hiss Dorothy Parker.
-. ana Shot himself. was the third
TRACED iu his family in recent years.
som" yelrs ago his father. r. L.
sharpe. "as Shot and killed at his
HON" here and the mystery OF his
death has never been solved. and dur
.ns tho world var Wadlcy Sharpe. n
brother 70 the man who was Killed
today. was drowned while in training
q an army camp. Turner sharpe.
who served in tn. Y. VI. G. a. during
:Eo war; HAD been in III health Tor
moro than a year and had given up
Ills business affairs and gone to
NortM CArnlina In s.arch Of hca!th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
STAYS YOUNG Woman,
THEN kills HIMSELF
Georgian Shoots Ashcvillc
Girl, Supposedly Because
She Refused Him.
lBy Associated prcss.l

ASHEN1l.LE. y. G.. Ian. lI.-Miss
Dorothy Parker aged -. prominent
society girl OF this city. and i. Tur-
ner sharp. aged 80. Of waycross, Ga.
are dead Az the result OF bullets said
70 have been nrcd by Sharp this
norning. supposedly the authorities
say, because Miss Parker would no;
marry him.
The dual tragedy occurred as tho
Tvs" were walking IN the city's most
!a%hiorablc residential section. Both
lied within 81 few minutes Miss Par
kcr. Il French Instructor in the Grove
Park school. WAS On rout. TO her
work when the shooting occurred
sharp had been visiting the girl for
about two years.
The girl was n daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. j. VI. PARKER. and IL graduate OF
the Saint G"ucvieye convent here
Last cv"iin. hcr parents entertained
sharp AT dinner and this morning hc
called TO walk with her TO school. The
par were laughing and talking when
seeming without warming. Sharp Is
said To have drawn an army rc-
yolv"r from his coat and fred two
shots into the girls right temple and
th"n sent a bullet into his own head
The couple were not Identified until
Mrs. Parkcr. brought To the scene by
the police on tho belief that she knew
tho rir!. was Frustrated upon recog-
niZing her own daughter. SHARP
cam" here in search Of health /. was
said by his friends. He was formerly
connected with an automobile agency
in WaycrOss, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
ACTS TO ADD ARMISTICE DAY
TO STATES LEGAL HOLIDAYS
Bill Introduced in the House of Delegates by Samuel L.
Adams, of Halifax County-Would Make Valid
Contracts Made Holidays.

The nth day OF November AR
misticc Day Is added to the legal
holidays In Virginia. In bill Of
forcd yesterday by Delegate samuel
l.. Adams. Of South Boston. Halifax
County. The bill prvidcs for public
holidays. ns follow: In each year
tho first dag Of january. tho nine
tecnth day OF January. known as
Lcc-Jnckson Day, the twen,y-accond
day of February; the thirticth
day or May Confederate Memorial
Day: tho ith OF July; tho arst Monday
in September, known as Labor Day:
the Tuesday next following the first
Monday In November. known as cleo
ton day, and the eleventh dag OF No.
v"inhcr. "Armisticc Day" tho
twenty -iif;h day ~ December, or
whenever any of said days shall fall
on Sunday. ;hc Monday next fol-
lowing such day. and any day APP
pointed or recommended by the Gov
.rnor OF this state or the President
OF the Unit"d states IA day OF
Thanksgiving or fasting. anil
prayer. or other religious obscrv-
ancc. shall be q icpal holiday: and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Simon. To Aci a.. Adviser.

BEl;LlE. Jan. u.-Dr. Waiter
Siinous former Minister OF Foreign
AHa.rs. has been engaged BY the
government rs its legal adviser on
ia. trr"r Sii"sian- German boundary
commission. Dr .'!iuons has arrived
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
COALITION CABINET
RESIGNS IN SPAIN
Iby Associated pr.ss.l

MADRID, Jan. 1.-THE Coalition
headed ~ Antonio Maura as Pre-
mier and Minister OF Justice. ro-
signed today as Il result OF the bit
ter political strife which has been
prevalent IN Spain for II long time.
Married opposition lately hal been
2hown 20 tn. conduct of the Minis
t'y OF War by Scnor de In CicrTa and
tn" Ministry OF Finance by senior
CaiHLu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Headaches from Slight Cold.

Laxative BRoMO QUIEINE Tablets
relieve the lieadachc ~ curing thg
Cold. \ tonic laxative and germ dc.
stroycr. The genuine bears tho sig
nature Of T.. w Grove. CSC sure you
rot KROMO.l Slc.-ANv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

Fifty-four OF the 100 members OF
the House OF Delegates are new
members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

tract. sswtus:. tanbarH. limo. rc!lsc from
gas house. pulp OF paIns NILS. uinca
OF other Industrial p!ants, ~ o'Eyr dele
tcri0uA substances IN the waters -. the
STINT" In gusriiti"S destructive TO hsh ne
or disturbing the habits o; propagation o.?
fish .nhRbit..g tho same.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

Bctause OF the election OF officers
In the House. and the completion OF
the organization of that body. the
Senate took - recess. On rcaSscin :
bling there was the usual exchange OF
messages and the appointment OF
members OF. the Joint committee 20
walt on the Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

ninth District: c. c. Vaughan. Thlr-
t'eth District. and Il. Griffith Dodson.
Thlrty-iirst District.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

\ new member was puzalcd at the
Democratic caucus Tuesday night.
he ,ruld not toll Chairman James
II Price, OF Roanoke. from Clerk J
Sincl.f,r Brown, O, Roanoke. and
turning To friend said Mike and
Ike. they look alike" Incidentally
they have adjo!ning desks and arc
"chummy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12

There were thirty-scv"n OF TIL.
forty members on hand. Senator 10th
wiring that he mad been delayed ~
an IN" Chesapeake and Onto. amt
Senator Thomas I. Downing being
engaged In AN important cas-" In the
Federal Court. and Senator Robert
son not bciuE hcard from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
HALIFAX SENATOR
is PATRON OF BILL.
IN UPPER CHAMBER

lContInued From ltlrst Tagnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-27

that tho commission wants to create
nonopoIy. II Is certain that they have
come so near 1t there IL no argument
Also an inquiry into the persons oac"
Of tho five biggest boxing clubs IN New
York will disclose large ethiopian IN
the boxing woodpile.
(ronvr,rht 1922, The New York
Evening Ma!D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-27

tramp train on the Dulutn IRON
Range railroad. known AZ the i!Sh-
ball." for the accommodation OF lumber
Jacks. fishermen and hunters runs
w!thou; schedule and stops anywhere
and everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-27
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-01
EAST ARLINGTON


Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Patterson were
in Troy Friday.
II. A. Wilkinson of Bennington was
in town on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stone have
moved from the village to Mount Pleas
ant.
There will be an Old.Fashioned
dance at Colonial hall Thursday night
Nov 2, =
Mrs. NJ Gaucher who has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Snyder, at Dan
by, returned home Monday,
George G. Andrew and Victor l.
Smith were in Albany Tuesday to at
tend the Mystic Shrine circus.
Mrs. Everitt Squires OF Bennington
has been spending few days ia town
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
| Ward.
| Miss Lena Shcyeln, who has beer
work ne at MaeNaughton's, is spend
ing II few days IN town with her sister
MISS Stella Shyc.in.
The Jun or liigh boys basketball
team was defeated Friday night il
its first game at Manchester by tht
Burr and Burton team. This weel
Friday night the boys are to play thu
American Legion team in the audi
forum Of the new high school Pro
ceeds are to 20 to the athletic fund
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-01
SOUTH DORSET

w L. Tully was IN RAT and Monday
on business.
janis Burns o, L. v NJ spent the
weekend at his home here.
Edward McDeyitt was the week end
guest Of friends in Rutland
William BuUs has gone to Schenec
tady, where he has position
Mr. ana Mrs. reRosier ana daugh
ter, Loretta. have moved to Rutland.
j. c. Flynn Of North Dorset was q
guest of W. f. Tully last Monday.
Mss Lillian McDey tt OF Benning =
is the guest of her father. Andrew Me
Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Conne.l OF Man
chester Depot wcf, guests Sunday o
Mrs Elizabeth Burns
Miss rha Perkins Of East Rupee
was q guest OF Miss Jane fully las
Wednesday evening
Mrs. Terrence Lark y and daughter
Hazel OF Manchester were weekend
guests OF Miss Margaret Stuart.
NJ and Mrs. Leland Schleider D
Manchester Depot we're guo SIS Satuf
day Of Mr. and Mrs W. f. McDevtt.
Mr. ani Mrs. Praswell OF Manches
ter were guests Friday evening Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Mol oy and family
Messrs James and Thomas Me
laugh II OF las; Dorset were guests
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs W. r. McDe
witt and family
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-01
NORTH WHITE CREEK

The auction at Henry Wulff's was
largely attended Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Luke spent
the week end in Hoosick Falls.
Robert Luke had his house pa nted
last week by painter from Albany.
Thomas HARRINGTON spent Sunday in
Buskirk Bridge, the guest of his neph.
ew, David Harrington.
Halloween PARTY was held Mon.
day evening at the school house in Dis
irict No g. A good time was reported
by all
George Mcintosh has returned TO AL.
bany after spending two weeks With
his brother at the homo of Charles
Bennett
Nix. and Mrs. George Cornell and
son, Clinton. and Mr.. and Mrs, Bushee
snent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Il. Bailey.