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LOST AND FOUND.

Lry1f.
Certificate No. 1917 for 80 shares OF the
stock or the Corn Exchange Rank, issued 10
CASTOR Plaintiff and bearing date July 18th,
1920. SaIhe WAS enclosed IN n registered let
ter addressed to l0T West saith St. which let
ter was apparently lost In the mall. ANY one
obtaining knowledge thereof Will please COM
nunscate with the Corn Exchange Bank. 10
Wlnian ST. New York city.
LoST-Missing from mornings at Citing
Empire City Fishing Club. 50 foot cabin
cruiser "Aquona:" liberal reward offered
for information guaranteeing recovery
EDWARD SpOTT. 1887 Lefferts Boulevard.
Richmond hin. L. l. Phone 1922 Richmond
Hin.
LosT-Cerfificate No. c231sI for 10 shares
Wabash Railway Company preferred A
stock, reEi-tered In name of Mrs. Margaret
paly; transfer has been stopped and all
parties are warned against negotiating
same. Finder please notify CLARK. CHILDS
CO.. l65 broadway. New York city.
LOSr-Aonday morning October 4. between
Peekskill and Fishkill ". y. a black grip;
had tag attached with Leland Hotel. Lex
ington. Ky: S25 reward given. r. Il
HENRY. Waterbury. VI
LOST-Bill folder containing money and
platinum and diamond pendant; liberal re-
ward; no questions asked. FERBER, go
9Th av.
LoST-x2h reward for return OF beaded bag
lost Sunday evening, between Brevoort
Hotel and eth av. and West 18th st.
SCHULTZ, 272 w. Goth ST. Riverside SIT.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr. Charles Cobb walker or Boston.
who will marry Miss Helene White
house. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Whitehouse, on October 20 in st. Marks
Church. Mount lSisco, has selected for
his best man Mr. w. Cameron Forbes
OF Boston His ushers will be Messrs
William Fitzhugh and Norman Ogden
Whitehouse uncles of the bride; Philip
S. Sears and Stephen Van Rensselaer,
Crosby OF Boston, Allison v. Armour OF
Chicago. Gordon Knox Bell and Joseph
Rowland Hunt of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thaddeus Terry
Of 80 East Eightieth street gave small
reception yesterday afternoon ct their
homo for Lord ard Lady Cave. who will
sail tomorrow for England. Mr. and
Mrs Terry viii give dance at the RITZ
Carlton on November 26 to introduce
their daughter. Miss Katharine Hendrick
Terry.
hir. and Mrs Clarence Winthrop
Bowen have closed their country p'rce
IN Woodstock. Conn, and will be at the
Plaza Tor a fSIT days before going INTO
their house at East Sixty-third street
Others at that hotel arc Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Edward Hambleton of Balti-
more.
Dinners were given in Delmon!co's
last night by Mrs. Harold A. Sands of
Philadelphia and Mr. Harry Payne
Whitney. A luncheon was given there
yesterday by Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
for Miss Corneiia Vanderbilt, her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. "A. Henry Moale of 1928 East
Sixty-second street will give q dinner
and dance at the Colon, Club on De-
cemhcr 27 10 Introduce to society her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Boardman
Mosle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Osborn.
who are the guests of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Church Osborn. at
Garriscn. NJ Y. will return to New York
I after election day
When Mrs. Henry =. Lamarche and
her children return from Melmore their
country home at Locust. N. J., they will
have an apartment at 80 East Sixty
fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman A. Walker OF
New Dorp. Dongan Hills. Staten Island,
have taken an apartment at 100 East
Eighty-second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Talmage have
come from Audley Farm, their country
place in Mendham, N. J., to the Chat
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. GrlswoId A. Thompson
have come from their country place in
+, Roslyn to their apartment at 37x Park
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt, who
returned from Paris by the Olympic
have ofened their apartment at 927
/ Fifth avenue.
Miss Evelyn Burden. who had been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. David Bows in
| Glen Head, L. l., Is at the st. Regis for
brief stay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin l.. Gunthor
who closed their home on Lake Kezar.
| Me-. October /. are at Yama Farms be-
| fore returning to New York city
DR. and Mrs Norman e, Ditman, who
pc ssed the summer and early autumn In
] the Canadian Rockies, have returned to
S49 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Livingston
1oSLer VIII FeluTH next HloIttH ilOhi
Katonah n. Y.
Mrs. David Crawford Clark has moved
from $40 Fifth avenue TO an apartment
, at 900 Park avenue.
Mrs. Cornelius n. Bliss has returned
to her home at 20 East Thirty-scventh
street from-Southampton. L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Hay are
passing the autumn in Ipswich. Mass.
WASHINGTON.
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Jeweiry.

LosT-oNE FILIGREED EARRING
ON sTH AV.. ABOUT Z. NJ.
THURSDAY. REWARD OFFERED
BY OWNER AT SAVOY HOTEL.
50TH ST., ROOM 279.
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Cats. Dogs. &C.

LOST-Terrier. wire hair, white with black
and blown spots. brown nose answers
name Billie; a pet; liberal reward Re
turn Burkley Crest. North Broadway. Hast.
lngs. n. Y. or phone bryant go.
lost White Pomeranlan dog, Saturday ar
ternoon, vicinity OF Washington IcIrhts
o.ard. Phone Audubon 1908
LOsT-Doston terrier female). near 7eth
st.. suitable reward. 30 u. 10Th Rhine
lander $3.50.
Found.
FOtTND-A small sum OF money. IO7
Aderhi st., brooklyn.
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$40, 900 REWARD

for return OF or Information leading 70 re-
covery OF jeSelry missing or abon, June
s. 1920. from residence OF Mr.. Enrlcj Caruso
East Hampton, L. l. ALBERT II LEE 4
CO., Inc, 10 William 81.
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LOST-Neckpiece stole marten. three skins
left In Brown and White taxi. dismissed nj
Bsnwitt, Teller Co.. morning Oct. q: reward.
MRS. II. A. BENSON. 40 w. Hist st.
LCsT-Fur neekpiece at Clark st, or Co
lurnbia Heights. Reward. THT-RRER 10
Columbia Heights: phone Main 1865 W.
LOST-On safursay. lady, skunk carr tie
turn 20 SO Sterling St. B'klyn. Phone sO37
Flatbush. Reward.
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PEARL NECKLACE.

Lost, probably I'm the Oranges or Newark.
y. j.. pearl necklace with seventy-fivs pearls
and mRrauise or pointed oval shane diamond
and platinum clasp: 81 900 reward win be
paid, no questions asked. II returned or for
Information leading to it's recovery. HENRY
BLANK & CO., 10 Liberty ST.. Newark. n. J..
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WASHINGTON.


Mrs. Daniels, wife Of the Secretary of
the Navy, accompanied by her mother
and sisters. Mrs. A. W. Bagley and the
Misses Bsgley. has gone to Raleigh, to
remain until November /. Mr.. Daniels.
who is away on a speaking trip. will re-
turn on Monday.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin, who had been
at Hot Springs. Va, has reopened her
apartment. Her sisters, the Misses Jo-
turned to Washington.
Mrs. whitman Cross entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon In compliment
to Mrs. George Porter who will leave
Washington shortly for Europe, where
she will spend the winter.
Mrs. John w. Davis wife OF the Amer
lean Ambassador to Great Britain has
arrived from Hot Springs. Va. to Join
Mr.. Davis In Washington. They are at
the Shoreham.
Or. and Mrs. Davenport White have
returned to the Dresden Apartments
from Bar Harbor, Me. Their two sons
accompanied them to Washington.
Mr.. Raymond I. Baker. Director Of
the Mint, has gone to Lenox, Mass, to
pass the week end with Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Davenport Brown Of Boston is
visiting her parents. Justice and Mrs.
Joseph H. McKenna.
sMr. and Mrs franklin K Lane have
gone to Bethel. Me-. for a short vaca-
ton.
Mrs Julian James has returned from
visit in Atlantic City.
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$3.50 reward for diamond bowknot platinum
brooch lost Oct. between Broadws v-5Ot n
st. 9Th av.-Iith st. and Park av.-s4th ct
TIFFANY & CO.. Fifth Ave. 4 3Tth st
$500 REWARD
for return OF sapphire and diamond bracelet
tirccian border lost October 4, between
West Goth and SSth ste or in taxi. MARCUS
q 70 5th ay and 4Sfh 1T
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Livingston
Coster will return next month from
Katonah. N. Y.
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Mrs Cornelius ~ Bliss has returned
to her home at 20 East Thirty-scventh
street from~Southampton. L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Hay are
passing the autumn in Ipswich Mass.
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Suddenly, on October ;. In
his 42d year. Selig Is. Seuburger. beloved
hugbaud OF Julia Jonas Neuburger. father
of Ralph and Alice. son Of Eva Neuburger
and brother of Jacob Neuhurger. Flu
neral Friday, October s. 1890 A. NJ
from his late residence. 1927 Prospect
nlarc BroOklvn.
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HAGEDORN. -Charles T. Hagcdorn, entered
into rest October 7, 1920 at his summer
Notice of funeral hereafter. Philadelphia
papers please copy.
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DR.. and Mrs. Norman r, Ditman, who
pssred the summer and early autumn In
the Canadian Rockies, have returned to
s49 Park avenue.
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Mrs David Crawford Clark has moved
from $40 Fifth avenue TO an apartment
at 800 Park avenue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27

| FOR SALE-Two coal heaters, one Glen
wood chunk stove and one Quaker range
| Marsh-Allen Co. 2iltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27
Enjoys Declining Years As Indian
Summer.

She is a little old grandmother ex-
actly "A years old. And quite busy
little creature she is, knitting stock.
ings for this niece, sweater for this
grandson and tatting lace for her new
est great -grandchild. Her daught r
with whom she lives, the other day re-
monstrated with her for working so
hard. you don't have to work SO hard
now, mother" she said. you've worked
all through your summer of life and
now at autumn you surely should have
rest"
"I'm not having an actual autumn
of frost and decay the old woman in
dignantly protested MY life is too
beautiful and too fruitful to label it
that way. Its an Indian summer.
When ! was younger | used to watch
old people having autumns when they
fretted everybody and were miserable
themselves. 1t worried me because
knew that some day | would be old and
| didn't want TO make anyone, not
even myself, miserable. And one au-
tumn | enjoyed Indian summer so
much that | decided to have an Indian
summer in my life And. half indig-
nantly. Il don't intend TO have yol
or any other person throwing frost
on it to ruin it, either. indianapolis
News
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EAST CORINTH

The body of w Nelson Worthley
was brought here for burial Monday
afternoon. Mr. Worthley was for many
years a resident of Taplin hill, before
moving to Bradford about II years
ago He had been in poor health for
several years from hardening of the
arteries.
The snow, rain and sleet that cane
the first of the week have made very
bad travelling. The stage truck still
goes and a few Fords are seen, but
not much teaming is being do.le. Tues
day afternoon three big state trucks
went up through on their way to Mont
pelier and one of them got off the road
near Deming's mill and came very near
tipping over a bank II took the other
two to pull it back into the road
b. p Boyce is laying the arch in G.
w JEWELS sugar house this week,
Some of our boys from Goddard
found the snowstorm quite a hindrance
to getting home for Thanksgiving.
Mrs, Leon King has cousin visiting
her.
Miss Pearl Blake is helping in the
telephone office here.
]. w, White lost nice heifer this
week.
Prudence George is home for few
days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27

with first class tub. When ! arrived
in the first class section, an attend
ant directed me to 90 back TO the win
dow for a towel. Here ! had to pay
a deposit of 40 marks.
"'IVe have to stop them from steal
ing our towels, the attendant said
graeiously, as he took my deposit.
Finally / got into my first class
bath, which was pretty satisfactory as
German baths 20. But in about fifteen
minutes there was knock at the door
of my compartment.
Hurry up" called the maid. DO
you think you can stay in all morn
ing? There's another customer wait
ing
II had hardly finished dressing when
the maid walked in and began tidying
up for my successor
by the way ] inquired, what Is
the difference between this and salon
bath ?"
"'You get solid mahogany furniture
with the salon bath answered the
maid. This room has wicker. That :
all. Don't forget to take back your
towel or you'll lose your 40 marks.
$50 ! had to carry back the wet
towel and present it in person at the
office to receive bael, my deposit. And
outside, the line waiting for the pool
extended so far back that | couldn't
see the end. tell you, taking a warm
bath IN Germany is something to write
home about! Robert A. Simon in the
New York Post.
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Rockland Barber Football Fan Forgot
to Mark Ballot.

At the election in Rockland there
was a sad story of how one Ct the
well known BARRIERS in that town los<
his franchise Together with many
other citizens of that town, he is an
ardent football fan and was more or
less hot under the collar at the tactics
adopted by a visiting team. He bad
not heard the real version of the affair
however, and when he went to vote no.
ticed the officer inside the railing. He
knew that the policeman was well up
in football circles in Rockland and SO
opened conversation with him as to
the situation.
After it was explained to him by the
chief he took his ballot and still was
muttering his disapproval as he
walked into the voting enclosure and
marched straight through and depos-
tied it without having been near a
booth. He left the hall believing he
had cast straight party vote.-Brock-
ton Enterprise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A good Guernsey COW with
nice heifer calf by her side. calf sired by
GOD registered bull. would sell calf sepA-
Tately; j. A. Cumming. r. D. 2, Barre,
phone 4se-M. -lo'-
PICS FOR sALE-Fiur-weeks or viii
trade for Young stock r. A. Flint, VIII
Iiamst1yrn. Vt. Orange Co. telephne. 2iet2.
PURE BRED HoLSTEIN FRIESIAN BULL
Calves for Sale-One 10 months old three
ouarters white: three Others from two 20
ave months old IL you haven't a pure bred
eire Why not buy one o. TO qualify for
the Central Vermont cattle ciuh1 you bet
ter take a look az these before buying else
where ~ Il will cost you nothing: W =.
Tucker. Barre. K. d. I. Peoples phine.
Washington e-sl. 1letiz
FOR SALE-A par Of six-yesrs-old Hol-
stein oxen. weight $780, good workers
! II. Manchester Randolph. Vt 2istt6'
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ESTATE OF ALBINA S. sIMoNDs

State OF Vermont. District Of Washington, ss.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid, to the heirs and all persons
interested IN the estate of Alhina 5. SIM
onds, late of City of Barre, in said dis
trict, deceased. GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
this court In writing, by the administrator:
praying for license and authority to sell all
of real estate of said deceased FOR the pay
mont of debts and charges of administra.
ton, setting forth therein the amount OF
debts due from said deceased, the charges o.,
administration, and the amount of personal
estate and the situation of the real estate
WIfEREUPON. the said court appointed
and assigned the Bird day Of December, lsZo,
at the rebate Office in Montpelier in SAID
district, TO hear and decide upon said apph-
cation and petition and ordered public no.
tice thereof to be given TO all persons inter
ested therein, by publishing said order, to-
gether with the time and place Of hearing'
three weeks successfully in the Barre Daily
Times, a newspaper which circulates in the
neighborhood of those persons interested IN
said estate. all Of which publications shall
be previous TO the day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said court
to make your objections to the granting OF
such license. if you see cause.
Given unde- my hand at Montpelier. IN
said district this 18th day of November,
1920.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
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HOUSES TO RENT

10 RENT-A nice warm room at IS Mer-
chant street. phone 606-N- 2let3
TO RENT Tenement Of six MONS. bath,
electric hEhS. hot water. etc. inquire q
o. d. Shurtleh. sRe North Main St 2letf
TO RENT-Tvo good tensmenis, one Of ELK
roorns with hot wuter and bath. one Of
five roonis Dr. o. G. Stickney. 2l6tf
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-wHh kit
chen privileges. also a fur baby carriage
robe for sale; call AZ 80 Summer ST. Mrz.
"a. Carroll 2ibtf
TFNEMENTs TO RENT-one o. siE rooms.
bath hot and cold water. cellar. gas.
rarzrc. one u four roonns. two Of six
r,rorns apply 20 ?. u. Berkicy, 6 PARK ST..
phone ses-W. ass
10 RENT-A scven-room cottage. also a
fo,ir-rno-r tenement Nh. J. r. Gala
chan. - Park ST. phone l7t-W. asst
TOR RENT-One medium sized and one
large tsnement both IN good rspair. spe-
cial prric for the winter; A A Boyue fi2tf
10 RENT-Srnhii Tenement on upper Hill
stre.t- IN good condition. inquire q Mr.
Fritz jackson e0sf
TO RENT-Upstafrs tenement a. e. East
street rent fi2s G. l. Wccduorth az
Candy Kitchen. phone iT7-M iTstf
TO HENI-s store On Pear street, ssar Mar.
n Barre. Vt. good locafion; suuly -
A 3. Garter. Mrr- BBou Theatre itetf
TO RENT-Teneneuf AZ = Merchant street.
also foar tenemsnts On WILEY street. an in
frst-elass shaps redern improvements :
CO W Mann. g WsllinEton strret att
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MRS. NELLIE WOODSFORD
SPEAKS TO MOTHERS

East Boston.-At % LAnson ST.. Mrs.
Nellie woodsf, I'd and hr children now
live happy and grateful 10 the kind Neigh
bor who rseosnmended Dr.. True's slixir to
.hem. Mn. woodzfond sa-s; MY bowels
were out Of order and my breath 'sas bad.
Was shaky all over. ] had terrible head
aches and it seemed had suffered yoars
before yaur Or. True's Elixir was brought
% me After = short time was myself
again. my bowels were all right and I'm
full II gratitude 1T nay interest you u
know also that once since rny youngest child
uss terribly sick and II 49, serious case.
We all have your Elixir 70 thank for r.
ue.inr her ~ stomach worms
Dr.. Trues Elixir. n Family Laxative and
Worm ExpsIier has done wonders fer chill
drsn and grown-ups since 1881. Pleasant 70
taks. mild in actiOn.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27
Machinery and Tools

One two. horse Wagon with body,
light wagon with pole and shafts, eS-
press wagon, surrey, two buggies,
traverse sleigh, two sleighs, pung,
two pairs work harnesses, two driving
harnesses, pair driving harnesses,
nearly new long sled. two engines,
one six h. p, one 2Ks h. p; ensilsge
enter with 34-ft. carrier. grain separa-
tor. one Mccormack corn harvester,
Champion horse rake, dump cart body.
Chicopee sulky pillow. riding Buckeye
cultivstor, weeder spring tooth har-
row, potato digger potato sprayer,
sugaring tools, arch, pans, 200 tin
buckets, farmers boiler, brooder 500
chick capacity, two unit Empire milk
ing machine, Twenty Century man.
IRE spreader, Ford touring car. II bot
tie Babeock tester with glassware, Buff
falo robe. hay. straw, ensilage, 200
bushels oats, chains, whiiIletrces. etc.
Terms at time Of sale Lunch at
noon. Monday, Nov Goth, at 10 O'Clock.
WESLEY BENJAMIN, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27
NORTH FAYSTCN

a heavy snowstorm visited this sec
ton OF the country the first OF tht
week. Two feet or more of snow Tell
Several of the children are out OF
school on account of having the
mumps. One of the teachers, Miss vi.
sic Long, is also confined to the house
with the disease.
The name of Mrs. Austin Delaney
was unintentionaly omitted from the
list Of near relatives of Mrs Sophrone
Storey, deceased mention of whom
was made in the North Fayston items
of week ago, Mrs. Delaney was for
merly Miss Elsie Proctor, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Proctor.
Mrs. Ore Wrisley returned last week
to her home from Montpelier, where
she had been staying few days with
friends.
Mrs. Will Gotta was taken to Mont
pelier hospital one day last week, the
ambulance coming from that city to
get her. Her children are being cared
for by Mrs. Roy Wilder of Duxbury,
a sister of Mr.. Gotta.
George Thayer OF Waterbury was in
town one day last week.
The reception given by our recently
elected town representative, Al Nc
Cullough, was well patronized last Fri
day night, some over lis being in a.
tendance Everyone was entertained
with music given by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Smith and son and Mr.. Patter-
son, until refreshments were served,
which were very plentiful and consist
ed of all kinds of cake, coffee and ice
cream After refreshments, all those
who wished enjoyed themselves by
dancing to music furnished by the
Smiths and Mr. Patterson.
Mrs. j. P. Boyce went Friday to
Enosburg for few days stay.
Will Nelson and Harold Henry were
in Waterbury Sunday.
Henry Nelson was at his home over
Sunday from Waterbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27

FOR SALE-Fresh tested cows, pair work
horses weighing 1850 .bs. and set Of
work harnesses N. L. Murray, Williams
town. N. y. phone 391-b. PITY