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using your office MS a cloak for the
crime, and, besides that, killing two
men to serve a river gambler. Sup
pose ] was to tell that sort of tale to
Governor Clark. and give him the
proofs-where would you landT"
He breathed hard, scarcely able TO
articulate. but decidedly sober.
"What-what's that? Amt you the
fellar tibet wus on the boat? Who
who the devil are yer?"
II am an officer In the army" ! said
gravely, determined to impress him
first of all. land | worked on that
steamer merely to learn the facts in
this case. l know the whole truth now.
even TO your late quarrel with Kirby.
l do not believe you realized before
what you were doing-but you do now.
You are guilty of assisting that On
temptible gambler to abduct Eloise
Beaucaire. and are shielding him now
in his cowardly scheme to compel her
TO marry him by threats and force"
THE d.. low-Iived pup-I told
him whit he wus."
yes, bnt that doesn't prevent the
crime. He's all you said. and more.
But calling the man names isn't going
TO frighten him. o get that girl out
of his clutches. What | want to know
is, are you ready to help me fight the
fellow? Block his saae?'
"How? What do we want done:"
"Give me a pledge first, and III tell
you"
Did sou say We WIS al army offer.
cer?"
Yes, a lieutenant: my name is
Knox"
II know'd yer"
Probably not, but Joe Kirby does.
was on the steamer Warrior coming
down when he robbed old Judge Beau.
caire. That was what got me mixed
up IN this affair. Later | was In that
skiff you fellows rammed and sunk on
the Illinois. I know the whole dirty
story, Kennedy. from the very begin
ming. And now 1t Is up TO you wheth.
err or not | tell il to Governor Clark
II reckon yer must he right" he adj
mitted heiplessly. Only | quit cold
the minute I caught on ter whit wus
up. I new know'd she want NO mig
ger till after we got we're. Sure's yer
live that's true. Only Their I didn't
know whut else ter do. so | got bilin'
drunk"
@You are willing to work with me.
them"
Eyer kin bet l am: I amt no
guri-stealer."
"Then listen. Kennedy. Jack Raie
| told me exactly what their plans were,
because he needed me to help him.
When you jumped the reservation. he
had TO find someone else, and picked
me. They mean to pull of the affair
tonight. Here's the story"
told II to him. exactly In the form
II had come to ne. interrupted only in
the recital by an occasional profane
ejaculation. or some interjected ques-
tion. The deputy appeared sober
enough before l had finished. and fully
grasped the seriousness of the situa-
ton.
Now that Is the way II stacks up" I
ended. The girl Is to be taken to this
fellows shack and compelled to marry
Kirby. whether she wants to or not.
They either intend threatening her. or
else to actually resort TO force-likely
both. No doubt they can rely On this
renegade preacher In either case"
Jack didn't name no name?e
"No-why7"
"Oniy thar usfer be a bum hanain'
round the river front In Saint Loues
who he'd preachers papers, en- wore
a iong-tailed coat. Thar want no low
down game he wudh't take . hand In
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kin git away, without nobody think
In enything bout 1t. It's d---n easy
money, ter my notion"
thought swiftly. There were sew
eral questions ! wanted to ask but
dare not. II was better to trust to
luck, for | must hull. NOT arouse sns-
pici0n. Thus far the affair had played
wonderfully into my hands: 10 I could
maintain my psrt TO the end there
ought to be no reason why the girl
should not he saved unlnjured.
why, II thet's all I got ter do fer
. hundred dollars | said gayly. I'm
yer man. lack An how soon will
Kirby he comm uown ter this yer
place on Bear crick?"
I'm q day OK two, Irsckon, Soon's
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Anyone who has tried II knows II 10
u difficult task to tnke an indoor pic
ture OF an active child. BY placing
The subject a a sunny window. but
not ir the direct sunlight. and with q
sheet fixed at n side. high enough
so that II reaches above the subjects
head. good results may be obtained. II
the child sits on the fioor. the sheet
will be high enough thrown v e two
chairs
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RepIaeinu SUGAR With Cotton.

According to the South African Jour
nal of Industries for July. 1919, the re-
placement of cane by cotton in parts
of Zululand is being taken notice Of
by the sugar industry.
A number of planters declare that
they find cotton a more paying and a
more promising crop than sugar.
A great advantage in favor of cot
ton is that a crop can be planted and
handled within about six months and
does not involve the heavy expenditure
for wagons, track and vehicles, such
as is essential with cane.
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latto cook who told him. although, ]
reckon, he he'd his doubts afore .thet.
| knew she wusn't no niger the furst
minute | got eyes on her-they CANT
fool me zone on niggers ! wus raised
'mong 'em. But so fur's the gurl's
concerned. she don't know yet tibet
Kirby's found out" lie emitted a
ter be caught way up we're in this kin.
try. kidnappin' a white CURL. He didn't
know whut the HI ter do till ] give
him a p'inter."
"You were the one who suggested
marriagef'
"WaT. | sed she cudn't Ito nuthin'
'gainst him onct he WIS married to
her. I thought o tibet right away.
Yer see this wus how II happened:
Kirby sed he'd like fer ter marry her,
OF bum ov n preacher yere at Yellow
Banks. q sorter hanger-on ter one o.
them militia companies. whatll dc eny
d--n thing ! tell him to. | got the
goods on him. an he knows it,
but she wouldn't marry me- he
says; yer don't know tibet CURL
Don't ~ I asked sarcastic. Wal.
thar amt no gurl v e | see yet tibet
won't mary a man IL the right means
are used. How kin she help herself?
Yer leave IL ter me-"
And he consented?"
"He wus d---n glad TO. after I told
him how Ii cud be done. But Tim
he wudn't 90 In with us, an thet's
why we got ter have anuther man.
Come on over ter the bar an have a
drink. Moffett them other fellers are
goin' ter eat now"
The diversion gave me opportunity
for a moments thought. The plan was
a diabollcal one, coid-blooded and des-
perate, yet I saw no certain way Of
serving Eloise, except by accepting
Rnle's offer. I did not even know where
she was concealed. or how I could lay
hands on Kirby. The genial Rale
pushed out q black bottle and we
drank together.
wal" he said, picking up the o n
~versation where 1t had ended, quite
satisfied with his diplomacy. and WHIP
ing his lips on his sleeve. what We
say. Moffett! Thar's a hundred dol
lars in this job"
"Whar is the gurl?"
''Oh, | reckon she ain't fur away /;
we kin find her all right. | got ter
know bout yer furst. Are yer gamer
I'm game 'neugti. Jack" assuming
a familiarity | thought he would ap.
preciate. only ] don't want'r jump
inter this yere thing without KNOWN
nuthin' bout Il. What Is il yer got
lined up fer me ter dot"
He helped himself to yet another
liberal drink. and ! was glad to note
hat the fiery liquor was already be-
ginning to have Its effect, increasing
his recklessness of speech.
".Ali right. Dan have another one
on me-uo? Wal HI; | s'pose ]
might as wal tell we furst as last.
git skeered about. We got II all
MANNED. We don't want this affair
talked about none. do We? l reckon
not. So We planned II put this way /:
Thar's q frien' o. mine got a shack
down on Bear creek. bout twenty mile
below we're. He sells red-eye ter barge
an k~eel-boatmen, what tie up thar
nights. Wal. he's all right-a HI o.
q good Teller. What we aim ter do
is ruin the giri doaa thar ternight, un-
bekno'nst ter enybody. I reckon yer
kin ride q hosp"
Yes: so ihet's my ioby"
"Thet's the Whole o. II. Yer just
got ter stay thar with her Till Kirby
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.stax n SCHOOL,

Does II pay to continue your
studies? Education means q cce
full and useful life; II pays the indi-
viduai. Education means efficient
workers; II pays the nation. Show
this to your parents and ask them
what they think abeut 1t. Stay in
school. Colorado Agricultural Col
less Newn Notes.
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Accept california" Syrup Of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dose on each bot
tie. Give II without fear.
Motherl You must say California"
ADV.
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The Idea,

She-Don't you think II Is very fool
fish to sit holding hands?
He-Not il you're holding trumps.
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Nothing worries some women like
forgetting n secret they want TO tell.
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he rs sh
EArm0ras Breed

ShoYthorn cattle are pat
uculnTly adapted TO The
needs OF the farmers re-
gardless of location. They
are Of quiet temperament.
They take on flesh quickly.
the COWS arc ss q rule Ito
eral mitkers. They hAys
an inherent quality and
reach an excess of weight
ut maturity. They are
hardy and thrive on tins
ordinary rougnags pro-
duced on the farms ana
ranches. IL pays 70 grow
alton write TO the
Brecders' Association
Chirago- III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-30
EAST MONTPELIER

Harry Willard and family have re-
turned to their home in Dorchester,
Mass.
Charles Levigne has sold his farm,
known as the Willard farm, to Henry
+. Miles of Camden, N. Y, who will
soon take possession.
Mrs. Arthur Prescott and child spent
Friday in Montpelier.
Arthur Townsend and wife of Hollis
ter hill were the recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Coburn and callers at
H. G. Townsend's.
Frank Moulton has left the employ
OF the Bailey Bros. and is spending the
week at Mortified
Sadie Curtis was business visitor in
Montpelier Monday.
Thomas Harvey and son were sum
moned to Boston to the formers daugh-
ter, Lillian, who was seriously burned
by the explosion of gasoline stove.
She was so badly burned she died short
ly after their arrival. The family has
the sincere sympathy of all who knew
Miss Lillian.
Earl Barnett began work Monday
driving the mill team for Bailey brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark were visit.
ors in Hardwick Tuesday.
What might have been bad accident
occurred at the station Tuesday. One
of the mill horses became restless while
Earl Barnet was loading grain, by the
nearness of the train. When Mr.. Bar
nett took one of the horses by the head
the bit broke. Both horses became
frightened and came near colliding with
the train. Fortunately one of the horses
fell and in the mixup the driver gained
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NORTH MONTPELIER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Emery returned
home from Hyde Park Wednesday night.
Mrs. John Bond and Mrs. Russell Col
Inns of East Montpelier visited Mrs Wes-
ley Benjamin the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Benjamin and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs Bert Britton
went on blackberrying expedition to
Moretown Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Templeton visited
at Frank LeBarron's in Calais Sunday.
Most of the help at the Little Wooden
company's mills have gone to their
homes till the first of the week.
George Davis and sister, Miss Ruby
Davis, of Marshfield and Mrs. G. M.
Story of Chelsea visited Mrs. Alma Lit
tie Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Hastings has returned
from her vacation trip to birmingham,
Mass.
Mrs. Curtis Graves and daughter,
Gladys, of Waterbury are visiting rela-
tives in town.
Transient visitors in town Wednesday
were R. G. Pond, l.. Z. Down and f. X.
Clifford, all of st. Johnsbury; E. Melon
aid of Plainfeld and w. Carbee of
Groton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Templeton are
spending few days at Mortified Falls.
Miss Nellie Sweeny, who has been Wis
iting friends in town, has returned to
her home in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Bennett have re-
turned from a short visit at Mrs. Ben
nett's home in Claremont, N. II.
Owing to the low water, the Little
Wooden company's mills are shut down
till the first of the week.
Merrill Clark and Fred Little were
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Barre Joins in the national drive for better motion pictures
This week begins the greatest motion picture
in the history of the screen

After seven years of gathering way,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT has modified all the
great geniuses of production; dramatists,
directors, artists, technicians; and is equip
ped with facilities of the utmost magni-
tude to capture from the realm of soaring
Imagination photoplays that make you
laugh and cry and think!
As in the past the proof is written large
in increased showings at more theatres,
more frequent attendance by more people,
and the making of that better theatre in
every community the magnet that draws
the people as surely as the moon draws
the tides.
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turned to their home in Falmouth, Mass,
Tuesday, after visit of two weeks
among relatives.
Mrs. w. c. Davidson of Naugatuck,
Conn, was in town last week and spent
some time with Mrs. James Benzie and
other friends
Mrs. Helen Rouhan is with her sister,
Mrs. Jesseman, in Wellesley, Mass, for
brief vacation.
Ed. Metcalf, with his wife and daugh-
ter, were in South Ryegate this week.
His second son, Charles, has just enlist
ed for three years army service and ex.
poets to go to Siberia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Peasley of Bath,
Me-, made a few, calls in town Wednes-
day.
Miss Helen Badger of Lowell, Mass, is
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. G. w. Oar
ling
Miss Mabel Hall returned from Port.
land the first of the week, having recov-
cred from the infection with which she
has been suffering.
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Beaton and daugh-
ter, Barbara, are spending the week end
in East Roxbury.
Miss Grace Sage of Boston, reader and
impersonator, is to give the play Daddy
Long Legs at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening, Sept 5, under the aus
pieces of the ladies' aid society. A fine
entertainment is expected,
Miss Martha Hatch, wlro has rheumat-
ic fever, is still very i'll.
Miss Elizabeth Hall started west this
Saturday afternoon to take up her
work in the Minneapolis public schools.
Fred Tewksbury with gang of men
is working on a schoolhouse at West
Newbury.
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WHITE RIVER RIVER JUNCTION, vT.-Crown Theatre
Monday, Sept. l-"Sherifs Som RAY
Tuesday, Sept. 2--"Letis Elope" Clark
Wednesday. Sept S-"Square Deal sandcrson" Hart
Thursday Sept. 4--"Jane Goes A-Woong' MARTINI
Friday. Sept 5-"Secret Service" (WarEickl
Saturday. Sept. 6"PettgrtSs ORR (Claytonl
NEWPORT, vT,-Premier Theatre-Monday, Sept t-"Ea-
giles Mate IN. Peford1
Tuesday. Sept 2"Gir Who Stayed at Home tGriith)
Wednesday, Sept 3Here Comes the Bride (Barrymore)
Thursday Sept. 4"0ld Homestead
Friday, Sept. 6--''Vamp''
Saturday, Sept e-"Way With a Man and Maid
tWashburn)
SHELDON SPRINGS, VT.-Ideal Theatre-Saturday Sept
6'Keys Of the Righteous" (Bennettl
SwANT0N.yT,. --ChampIan Thestre-Monday. Sept l.
Daughters Of the Wolf 0aee)
Tuesday. Sept 2-"Avalanche' (Ferguson)
Wednesday, Sept. 9-"Girls" Clark
Thursday, Sept 4-'Hay Foot Straw Foot RAY
Friday. Sept Very Good Young Man (Washburn)
Saturday. Sept. 6"Frng Line CASTLE
BURLING Majestic-Monday, Sept special. Silver
King"
Tuesday. Sept, wallace Reid in Love Insurance"
Wednesday. Sept. BE. Ferguson in Society Exile
Thursday Sept. ~ Martin in louisiana"
Friday and Saturday, Sept and 6Lila Lee in Heart
OF Youth"
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Theatres showing this Calendar
Section in their newspaper adver-
tisements and house programs are
cooperating in this drive for
better motion pictures.
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NO. STAFFORD. vT.-opera House-Thursday, Sept -
Border Wireless" Hart
PEACHAM. VIII. NJ Hayweod-Thursday Sept He
Comes Up Smiling" tFairbanks)
PUTNEY, yT.-opera Hcuse-Friday, Sept 5-"Hoise Of
Silence fRed)
WEST RUTLAND, VT.-sehooI- Tuesday Sept THE
Source wallace Reid
WEST PAWLET VT.-Opers House-Saturday Sept g.
Out of the Shadow" (Frederick)
WILMINGTON. VT-Quality Theatre-Monday Sept T.
Selfish Yates Hart
Saturday, Sept 6-"Seventeen' 81. Pickford)
WINoosH, VT. = Strand Theatre - Monday. Sept / =
"Bunkered"
Tuesday, Sept 2'Something to Do
Wednesday, Sept. Capt Kidd Jr." IN. Pickford)
Friday. Sept. 5-'Homebreaker' (Dalton)
Saturday, Sept 6-"Greased Lightning tRay)
WINDSOR, YT.-Empress TheAtrs-Mondsy, Sept. LETS
Elope" Clark
Tuesday Sept 2-"Sherf's Son" (Ray)
Wednesday Sept 3"Jane Goes A-Wooing' MARTIN
Thursday, Sept. 4-"Square Deal Sandersons Hart
Friday. Sept. 5-"Pettigrew's Girl" (Clayton)
Saturday, Sept 6-"Secret Service (Warwck)
MlDDLEBURY VT-Opera House--Wednesday. Sept g.
Girl Who Came Back" (Clayton)
Thursday, Sept. Wars Weapons (Claytonl
Friday Sept 5-'When Do We Eat" (BennetN
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GROTON

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Farrow of Peach
am have been visiting relatives here for
the past week
Miss Minnie Lang has gone to Calais,
where she is teaching school.
Mrs. G.. H. Pillsbury has been pass
ing the week visiting w. H. Chalmers,
her brother, and family, in Corinth.
Rev. and Mrs. Stead Thornton and
children returned Wednesday from their
vacation, which they passed in the north
part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ. Orr Of Providence,
R. l., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G..
Frost, Mr. 0rr's sister.
Miss wis Crown has returned from
Bellows Falls, where she has been visit
ing her father, A. w. Crown, and is with
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ST. J0HNsBURY. yT--PIesse-U Theatre-Monday and
Tuesday. Sept. and 2--"Rnckerbocker Bueka-
roo tFairbanks)
Friday, Sept 5-"Innocent Adventures" MARTINI
Saturday, Sept 6Love Burglar wallace Reid
ST. ALBANS. vT--BelIevue Theatre-Monday, Sept -
Avalanche (Ferguson)
Tuesday Sept 2-"Girla" Clark
Wednesday Sept Shay Foot, Straw Foot" RAY
Thursday, Sept. Very Good Young Man" (Washburn
Friday. Sept. 6"Firng Line (Csstlel
Saturday. Sept. s-"Lousana" MARTINI
BELLOWS FALLS yT.-Grsnd Theatre-Monday, Sept /
Final Close Up Mason
Tuesday: Sept, Square Deal Ssnderson" Hart
Wednesday, Sept. 8-"Busher' RAY
Thursday. Sept 4-"Sporting Life (All Starr
Friday Sept Come Out Of the Kitchen Clark
Saturday Sept s-"Home Town Girl MARTINI
JOHNSON vT.-Opera Houss-Ssturiay. Sept s--"Bggest
Show Earth (Bennett)
LUDLOW, VT Hammond Hall = Thursday Sept -
"Rich Man, Poor Man" (Clarl
ORWELL, VT.-Congrersticnal Church-Friday, Sept s.
Pride Of the Clan" IN. Pickford)
RICHFORD, vT.-Colonial Theatre-Wednesday Sept g.
Money Corral" Hart
Saturday, Sept 6"Trying TO Get Along
Saturday, Sept Gown Home Town RAY
DANvILLE, yT-Town HaIl-Mary Plckford in Miss"
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r grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.

her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Darling.
Mrs. Jessie Mckay of Topsham is Wis
itg her sister, Mrs. ID. N. Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Bodies of Barre ar
rived here Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Bolles was formerly Mrs. Annie Brink
of this place, and their marriage took
place Wednesday in Montpelier.
Miss Grace Dennis, r. ~, has gone to
Easthampton, Mass, where she has a
position as nurse in school. Miss Den
mis- has been taking vacation since her
return some months ago from years
work as Red Cross nurse in France.
Mrs. G. w. Whitehill Of st. Johns
bury is passing a few days with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. jackson Jones.
Miss Kathleen Hendry left Tuesday,
accompanied by Miss Frances Gochey of
Wells River, for Springfield, Mass,
where they have entered Baypath in
stitute for normal commercial course
in the teacher training department.
Kimball Marshall Of Wells River was
visitor in town yesterday.
II. L. James, who recently sold his
farm to Percy Bailey of West Topsham,
has purchased the farm of Orange Nor
rison in the edge of Ryegate.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Burnett and daugh
ter of Barre came yesterday to spend
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Hall, parents of Mrs. Burnett.
Rev. Stead Thornton, pastor of the
Methodist church, having returned from
his vacation, services will be resumed
next Sunday morning. AS announced
several weeks ago, it will be Flower
service" and all who have flowers are
requested to bring them to help deco
rate the church, also wear a flower.
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SOUTH RYEGATE
Miss Marie Darling Married Aug. 81
Warren Fox of Lowell, Mass.

A quiet wedding took place at the
home of DIR. G.. W.. Darling Wednesday
evening when his daughter, Marie, was
married to Warren Fox of Lowell, Mass,
only the immediate family of the bride
being present. DR.. w. T. Bailey, pastor
of the Presbyterian church, ofIieiated
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox left later in the even
ing by automobile for Burlington and
will visit some points in New York state
before returning to Lowell.
DIR. w. B. Roben of Houlton, Me, has
been spending a week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roben, on Jeffer-
son hill, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ f. Mcdonald and Mrs. A. I.
Beaton, jr., left for Portland, Me-, Mon
day afternoon for a few days outing.
Alex Ferguson, Mrs. Beaton's father,
Joined them at Littleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nolan are ar
ranging to move into w. t. Georges
house when they vacat their present
quarters. Mr. George will make his
home with them.
Friday evening has been selected for
the community welcome to all returned
soldiers and nurses in this neighborhood
and a fine time is expected. A banquet
will be given in Gibson hall at 8 p. IN. to
all who have been in the service, followed
by speaking and band music at School
house grounds Later there will be dane
ing at the hall.
William A. Ray is very i'll with pneu-
monia, complicated with kidney trouble.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Zastrow re-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-30

BARRE, vT-Park Theatte-Monday Sept 1-"True Heart
Susie Griffith
Tuesday Sept white Heather (All STAR
Wednesday, Sept 3-"Headn South (Fairbanks
Thursday, Sept, 4"other Mems Wives" tDalton)
Friday Sept 5-"Shark Monroe Hart
Saturday, Sept. 6-"Hay Foot Straw Foot" ray
MONTPELIER, ELECTROMAGNETIC, Sept. 1-"Ari-
IONA" (Fairbanks)
Tuesday Sept lizard Boiled Dalton
Wednesday, Sept 3-"Little Women (All Starr
Thursday, Sept 4'Here Comes the Bride (Barrymore)
Friday Sept. 5'Little Widow"
Saturday Sept. 6-"Happy Tho Married" tBennett)
BARTON YT.--Gem Thcstre-Monday, Sept. Such
Little Pirate (Lee
Tuesday, Sept. 2-"Border Wireless' HART
Wednesday, Sept. 3-'Funera Range" tReidl
Thursday, Sept 4-"Battng Jane (Gish
Friday Sept 5-"When Do We Eat tBennett
Saturday, Sept. 6-"Sandy" q. Pickfordl
ENOSBURG FALLS, VT.-Pery Hall-Wednesday Sept
Modern Musketeer' (Fairbanks)
Saturday Sept. 6"GH Who Came Back Cayton1
ESSEX CENTER, overwhelmingly Sept 4-'Source'
wallace Reid
sHELBURNE; VT-school-We dnesday. Sept s-'Source"
wallace Reid
FAIRLEE, VT.--Sar Thcatre-Frday, Sept. Lets Get
a Divorce (Burke)
MARYLAND, VIC o. Gl-Wednesday, Sept. g.
Reaching for the Moon" (Fairbanks)
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control over them and came out of the
fracas with no further damage than a
broken wagon pole and shattered har-
ness.
+, w. Townsend and family went on
Thursday on vacation trip through
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dudley and son.
Bronson, were the recent guests of Mrs
Dudley's parents, Mr and Mrs. Hans
Fredence, in Plainfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelton went Fri.
day to Roxbury to visit Mrs. Ham
nett, who formerly lived on the George
Hathaway place at East Montpelier.
Merle Warren has returned from a
short vacation at his home in Wrights-
Vile
The coming banquet for the soldier
boys Sept is stirring up interest and
enthusiasm generally.