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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-19

IA $2O.25; Tow. Sw. Piotra 1 Pawls
$12.70; Tow. Boskiego Serca No.
263 q. P. R. K. SIS; Tov. sw. Woj.
ciecha z Kantowa SIS; Tow. NajSw.
Maryi Fanny No. l SIS; Tow. Jana
IIIgo S~obieskiego IS; Tow. sw. Win. ;
centego a PauIo SIS; Tow. Sw. Troj-
cy IS; Edward Trandel IS; X. Grycz.
ka IS; Samuel Lichalski s.; Jan
Wirkus $40; Ignacy Idziak 81; Lud-
wiki Lach S.; Franciszek Fuhl $3.50;
Robert Patak 81; Paulina Went 81!
J6zef Patak $3.50; q. Zwiardowski
81; Maciej Magiera 81; A. Wisnie.
wski 81; Franciszek Melin 81; Fee
liks Zwiardowski 81; Julianna Szcze
pahska 81; J. Paszkiewicz 81; ]. &c
SEX $3.50; ]. Lazarski 81; Franci
seek Gordon 81; W. Budnik 81; Fran
ciszek Dobrzyh $3.50; Rczalia Bel
rowska 81; stanislaw Prychla 81:
Ignacy Szama soc i W. Modrzejewski
soc.
Dalej X. Knitter PREY pomocy p.
Lulejkowskiego W AUTOMOBILE p.
Dyniewicza udzielonego zupeinie be-
interesownie, skolektowali cd firm i
SHADOW nastepujace howe rzeczy:
Sc potnik6w (sweaters) $50 par no.
wych trzewik6w; so par spodniej o.
dziezy damskiej; so par spodziezy
ola dzieci; so par ~spodniej odziezy
meskiej; so par p~ohczoch damskich;
so par meskich skarpetek; As wierz
chn'ch koszul meskich, 20 ubra6
chlopiecych; 60 damskich sukien;
SO ola starszych niewiast; 60 czapek
i kapeluszy ola mezczyzn / mlodzieh-
COW: 4 MOVIE ubrania meskie; Firma
p. n. ,,Klee Bros" o~fiarowala roz-
nych drobnych rzeczy "a sumo 500;
Firma Bowman Bros. obuwia "a
$50.
Kazda familia dotknieta huraga-
mem czesciowp Tub doszczetnie o.
trzymuje Cd komitetu raturkowego
zapcmoge co trzeci dzieh. Zywnosc
otrzymuja diva razy W tygodniu z
pIebanii cd X. Knittera. CT zas, kto-
rzv pozbawieni zostali zupeinie da-
chu mad glowa, otrzymuja zywnost
co drugi dzieh. Zadna z ofiar po'
szkodowanych ME otrzymala dotao
pieniedzy ma odbudowe swych domow
dop6ki Stowarzyszenie Czerwonego
Krzyza ME obliczy ofiar. Datki napty
waia doskonale Cd wspaniaiomysli.
nych rodak6w / rodaczek - lepiej
nawet, jak sic tego sDodziewano.
Ulay to wielce strapionym. Dodac ma
ley, re dalsze ofiary nalezy nadsy'
lac ma rece Y. A. Knittera, ktory "
imieniu nieszcze$liwych swoich pa
rattan serdecznie dziekuje staropol-'
skiem bog zaplat" i prosi o dalsza
panied. Og6lem dotychczas skoleR-
towano ckolo ctzery tysiace dolar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-19

ia w zwiazki maizenskie n~astepuja-
&c osoby: p. Jan Meta z parma Anna
Wons; p. Henrykt Wegner z parma
Anna Mudloff i p Kazimierz Doro-
ziiski z parma J6zefa Mulzoff z pa
rafii sw. .'Jadwigi. -.,..
K
Tow. sw. Sylwii zakupilo do ko-
.Scioia sw. Konstancyi dwie statuy
Aniof6w Str6a6w, kt6rych poswiece-
ME cdbedzie sic W niedziele, dnia 2
maja b. T., ma nieszporach.
Tow. Niewiast R6zahcowych, CRU
~pujacych sic PREY tel parafii, urza-
dza wieczorek p~oiaczony z ,,bunco
party, dnia 7go maja b. r. W sail
p%arafialnej. Poczatek o godzinie Sci
wieczorem. Komitet pr~zygotowuje
niespodzianki.
W niedziele, dnia 1880 maja b. r.
o~dbedzie sic Bierzmowanie, kt6rego
dopelni x. Biskup McGavick. CT CO
~jeszcze ME byli bierzmowani, ME
chat sic zglosza do zakrystyi W ME
dziele 20 n~abozeGstwie.
lego samego dnia O godzinie Sci
rano dzieci re szkoly parafialnej PREY
stapia do uroczystej Komunii Sw. Pc
~poludniu za$ odbedzie sic Bierzmowa
ME.
Sp6Ika Budowniczo-P ozyczkowa /
Hasa Oszczednosci pod nazwa Def
ferson Park B. and l.. Assn" otwiera
2 poczatkiem przyszlego miesiaca 10
Wa serge, do kt6rej sic MONA zapisac
kazdego poniedzialku W lokalu PREY
Milwaukee ave.. / Higgins Road. -
Sp6lka powyzsza doskonale sic roz-
villa.
Cd. X. Aleksandra Knittera, pro-
boszcza parafii Sw. Konstancyi, otrzy
malismy daisy ciag listy ofiarc-
dawcow ma rzecz ofiar huraganu, kto
ry n%awiedzif -mieszkancow tamtej-
szych W niedziele palmowa: Tow.
Maryi Konopnickiej, No. II Wv. P.
$40: Tow. Sw. Floryana No. 609
u. P. R. K. So; Tow. Dziesiaty Puik
Ulan6w No. 1913 $40; Tow. Serca
Pana Jezusa SIS; Tow. Kcrory Pol
skiej s.; Tow. Matki Boskiej $40;
Tow. Dobrej Rady SO: Tow. Biala
R6za No. APT wv. P. SO; Tow. Sw.
Barbary $40; Tow. sw. J6zefa No.
SAT z. P. r. K. s.; Tow. Sw. J6zefa
No. 200 z. P. r. X. $40; Jozefa Ryn
kiewicz $40; Ksawery W~cjtkiewicz
SO; Marya Klonowska So; Dzieci
szkolne $S3.05; Kolekta W koSciele
S46 X. Pralat Stanislaw Nawrocki
$50; Y. Kazimierz Gronkowski SIS;
X. Franciszek K~arabasz $50; North
Western Bank $50: Walenty Wa
chowski $50; Walenty Lulejkowski
$50: Tow. &w. Jacka SIS; Tow. Po-
| lex Maryi No. SO 2. P. r. r. S14.75;
Tow. sw. J6zefa No. I So; Grupa IA
wv. P. $20.25: Zwiazek Polek No,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-19

W niedalekiej przyszlosci wstepr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-19

zalatwione i grantee wschodnie
ustalone i Polska bedzie niala
jeszcze jedne dobre zriwa, to
wszystko pojdzie W gore jak ma
miodziach. Interes Przemys1, han
del beda sic rozwijafy jak w
zadnym innym kraju ma swiecie.
Jezeli pomimo wojny Polska juz
tax DUO zdzialaia, jezeli sobie
i z beznobociem i gledem / boil
szewikami dale rade, uprawia TO
lie buduje i uruchomia fabrykl,
talk re juz sic zaczyna polskie
produkta do innych KRAKOW a ma
wet do Ameryki wysylac, co to
bedzie "a pare lat?....
DIS, gdy Polacy W swolm
kraiu gospodarza, gdy prawa ma
swa korzysc a ME ma swa hrzyw-
de uchwalaja, gdy Rad niemie-
cki ME bedzie mas wydziedziczai,
rosyjski mas c}ami obciazal, ami
austryacki zydostwem gnebis, to
ma pewno nar6d nasz, posiadaja-
cy takie silly zyciowe IL pomimo
przeSladowania sic rozwijal i po-
teznial, stanie sic jednem z mai
bardziej postepowych panstw
Europy.
Badzcie przekonani re i polska
marka znajdzie lepsze poszano-
wanie w Swiecie handlowym. Z
rozwojem kraju rosna take je-
90 bank, ktore So screen pre-
nlvs}u i koiem rozpedowem han
d!u. Bank Zwiazku w tenn wszy
stkiem wazna odgrywa role / do
spelnienia swego zadania przygo
towujc sic powiekszeniem kapi-
taiu a~kcyjnego. Jezell wy z
Bankiem, zakupu;9c akcye, W
tvch WaZnych a korZyStnych in
tcresach chcecie pracowaG, to tel
Z MIN bedziecie dzielic jego
tryumfy i dochody. Kupujcie ak
eve dis, DO kazdy dollar PREY
ricsie wan i Polsce DUE ko-
rzySci.
Ahcyc nozecie kupowac II
micjscowych ajent6w lub tcz W
gl6wnem biurzc. Tu chccmy
zwr6cic wan uwage abyScie
wszystkie listy poprawnie adre-
sowali, jok nastepuje:
Union Bank of the Cooperative
Societies,
23-31 w. 43rd str, New York,
N. Y.
Szczcg6lnie tym co majq "a
MAR w Polsce zaiozyc duzy in
tcrcs lub wykupit albo za}ozyG
iakaS fabryke, polecamy ~jutrzei-
szy artyku} ,Zwiazek Fabrykan,
tow"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-19
4 Wydzialu Naro-
dowego.
(Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo In
(formacyjnego Wydzia}u N. P.)

Powr6t wojsk polskich z Syberyi
Poselstwo polskie W Waszyng
tonic zawiadomilo Wydziai Ma
rodowy polski, re statek .Yaro-
shaw" wys}any zostai z Anglii do
syberyskiego portu Oalny ola
przcwiezienia wojsk polskich z
Syberyi do kvaju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-19

Reklam Jest podstawa Hczn>ch
przedsiebiorstw amerykahskich, wiec
1 przemyslowiec polski dobrze zrobl,
teaeli stale reklamowac bedzier sw6j
interes W DZIENNIKU CHICAGO.
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-19
Kupujcie tylko przekazy zywno-
sciowe.

Wedle reiacyi prezesa / dwu
czIonkow Wydzialu Narodowego
ktorzv w Polsce badali ma miej-
-scu odnoSne stosunki w Gdan-
stku wciaz jeszcze lea dziesiatki
tysiecy paczek ~wys}anych Przez
Polak6w w Ameryce ola rodzin
i krewnych w Ojoyznie- RE
czy te badz gina z czasem, badz
tez sa rozkradane. Sytuacya pod
tym wzgledem Jest wprost roz-
paczliwa. Niema tez innego spo-
Sobu ola osob poszczegolnych
przyjScia z pomoca swym biz
kim w kraju, jak tylko zakupo-
wac hr amerykanskiej Admin
>tracyi Ratunhowej, American
Relief Administration, t. wv. pre-
kay zywnoSciowe (food drafty).
Wylacznie ia droga MONA ma "a
zie coSkolwiek z ~zywnosci pre-
slac do Polski. Przekazy tie So
W r6znej Genie, zaleznie cd TO-
sci artykuf6w zywnoSciowych,
axle maja bye dorec0one W Pol
see adresatowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-19
Ostateczny wynilt poiowu W
Chicago.

Pol6w rrzadzony w Chicago
przez Wydziai Narodowy ma
-zecz ratowania dziatwy polskiej
zagrozonej w kraju Smiercia glo
dowa przynios} $4,9Oo.3o.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-04
SHORTAGE OF SCHOOL
BOOKS

| wish to call attention 60 the
situation in the paper market,
as well as industrial conditions.
which will probably cause the
publishers of school books to
furnish us with limited
amount Of school books for the
coming term. In order To insure
an adequate supply of books pa
RENTS aud pupils are urged to
take good care Of the school
books now on hand, so that they
may be used for the coming
term Wherever possible. sec.
ond hand books should be oh.
tanned 80 as TO cause the least
Inconvenience in the supply If
books when the schools begin.
j. j. KELLY, JK.,
Division Superintendent.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-04
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
GOING RAPIDLY

EX service men of Wise coun j..
ty who wish To avail themselves
of the y. NJ. G.. a. Free Schol
arsbip Educational Service
should do 80 ut once. Accord
ing To MIR. Keister, secretary OF
the district COMMITTEES which
handles this service for Taze-
well, Russell, Scott, Buchanan
Dickinson, Wise aud Lee coun
ties, the amount allotted to this
distrlct-about 81 ,50O-has been
nearly all taken Up To date,
iifty applications have been re.
.celVed by the committee. thirty
of which are still pending.
There is still chance that II
few more may be taken care OF
provided they come la at once.
lt is the aim To have all the
money allotted IN time for stu
dents to enter the fall sessions
or the various schools.
Up TO July first. 5000 scholar
ships had been awarded in Tie
extension correspondence iii
vision of the United y. NJ. G. i.
Schools in New York CRY.
Thousands more have been
awarded i'll schools, colleges ana
universities throughout the
country, while many hundreds
more OF students are beng
trained iii day and night schools
specially organized IN cl;y as
sociations in all of the states.
MIR. keister has Just received
Il letter from DR.. Julian y. Bur
russ, president oil the Y. +. at
Blacksburg, calling attention TO
the courses In agriculture Of.
fered at Y. = |; IA Two year
practical course and winl, +
short course for busy farmers.
The y NJ. e. y. Scholarships
may be used by young mon
who wish to avail themselves
of these courses.
IL is hoped that a few moi @
boys in Wise county may he,
given advantage OF t;ns service
aud any who are Interested nm,
take the Innttar ~ with Nj
j. l. Camblos, chairman uf ,la
committee al Norton, Va or
with Mr. Howard Il. Kri.ic,,
secretary, at Norton
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-04

Appearing in their latest Para
mount picture. "Sandv !" Jack
Pickford and charming Louise
Hun will be highly popular at !
fractions at the Amuzu Friday
iils Is II splendid story OF life
III Kentucky and every scene is
redoient of the aroma OF fresh
cut blue grass in days rcminis-
cent of those when chivalry
ruled SANDY is Il cheerful
brave SCOTCH lad, who follows
the giilnf his dreams to her an
cestiai home where, after a sc
ries of thrilling adventures he
makes her his bride. How this
Is accompli ,hud is Il rlaitcr that
will interest the old and young
alike, and curiosity is satisfied
only by seeing the picture.
Manager Taylor makes the as
surance that there is not a duh
moment in the picture aud he
has made arrangements TO han
die mountaineering crowds.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-04

Mrs. \. Collier and Mrs. Hes
tcran Gilly, Of Poweli's Valley
spent Saturday and Sunday in
town visiting Misses Maggie
and Edna Gilly.
Edward Bird, who has been
employed at Lynch, Ky. dur
ing The summer months. is
spending this week in town Wis
iung his parents.
Howard Collier spent Sunday
AZ Stonega visiting his pareuts
MIR. and Mrs. II n. Collier.
a letter from w. q. (Billy)
Matthew'S, formerly of the Gap,
bllt who lives ut Rustburg, Va. i,
states that a fine boy arrived in
his home on July eth.
The Womun's Missionary So.
ciety viii meet Thuradny after.
noon at the home of Mrs. ] b
Wampler.
Il Y Lawson, the rnilIright
OF Duilield, has been in the Gap
FOR the past two weeks install
ing the sawmill of Smith and
Griffin at the foot of Wallen's
Ridge.
Miss Alice Bruce is the guest
of friends and relatives nt Salem
and Wythevillc on her way
nome from Charlottesville,
where she attended the summer
school.
Mrs. III. d. Brown left Mon.
day on "A weeks visit to her
grandparents and relatives in
Greene county, Tenn.
Miss Elizabeth Collins has
been very sick from tho effects
OF the flu at her home in Roda.
Mrs w. Beverly went over to
Abingdon Saturday, where she
IS taking treatment i'll the Geo.
Ben Johnston Memorial Hos.
pltal at that place.
MIR. and Mrs. r. II. Irvine and
will leave this week on
a months camping trip near
Dungannon, Scott county.
Mrs. Fred Gihson's friends
will be glad to learn that she is
along nicely since her
operation last week at the Geo.
Ben Johnstolt Memorial Hos
pitai at Abingdon.
Miss Jessie Litton, OF Dryden,
spent Saturday in the Gap
with Miss Frances Scott, who
returned with her TO spend
several days.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-04
Town Council

The town council met Monday
night and adjourned TO meet
Tuesday, August 10th, at 7:3O
p; m, for the express purpose
OF closing up the contract to
build The dam ut big Cherry.
All citizens Interested and
parties desiring 70 bid on con-
tract To bnI.d the dam are in.
v,ted To be present. Mr.. j l..
Wolfe, CITY engineer. and w. j.
hodgers. chairman of water
comnittce, can furnish plans
and specifications.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

lor can get 'rexaco gasoline
ID a Norris garage now at
Boz per gallon adv
q l. Sparkman spent Friday
and saturday in Knoxville with
Mrs Sparknan, who was visit.
iu her parents there.
Mrs Paul Chesnutr and child-
reil returned Monday from n
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. G. NJ
hlser, at Dante. MIR Chestnut
w"ntup Sunday aud accompp
nlrd tlcm home.
Yrs a. j. Wolfe returned e.
Ter home in Dungnnnon last
w"rk.aficr several DAYS visittc
h"r brother, C.S Carter, IN Tho
dlp
Nliss verdi Chesser spent Sat.
ul'lny and sunday wctl, at Inn.
n"i"n visiting her sister, Mrs
Ro1ert l'ngalc.
" klser, Of Dante, was q
'is'iorlo The Cup Saturday.
fate Irvine Wade, who en-
u6lrd IN the navy last winter. is
Spending il furlough with rela
yves and friends IN The can
iind ln the Cove.
! A. Norris is erecting a new
garage near the Anto Filling
aIhilon, which he recently .pur-
CHASED on East Fifth street
r p. l"Bnd'D Masters recent
y purchased two nice lots near
me Southern Railway station
ah which he is figuring on build
i"S house ia the near future.
D. II Bostic has purchased
ne Dmlding and two luts on
wood ANennc occupied bv Bur
krsS Store on which he will la
zen make improvements.
Mrs Lille Stacy ana son
thas Il Stacy, spent several
dh5s last week al .loucsvilic
N''tihE relatives and friends
Mrs. q. l.. Spnrkman return
ou saturday night after a week s
N,9li TO her parents in Knox
Mr. and Mrs. =. II. Graham
aIriVed IN the Gap Monday
night TO spend several weeks
W''h Mrs. Grtham's parents.
our hnd Mrs. g. n Knight.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-04
notice.!

In order to conserve water
and have enough for all nm or
dlnance was passed requiring
all splgots to be cut Off That are
found running in the town of
Big Stone Gap, Va. This ordi-
nance will be enforced begin.
ning August LIST, 1920.
w. j ROGERS, Chairman,
~ 81 Water Works.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-04

nd Henry Colleges.
Tom Goodioe returned to the
Gap last week after months
VISIT to relatives in New York.
Mrs. w. S Ros- and children
spent Shn''ay with Mrs. Anna
Slemp.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Bots and
little sou, and Miss Cecil. of
bennington Gap, spent Sntur-
day and Sunday here, the guest
of MIR. aud Mrs. S. =. FIernor.
Miss Eulu Tackctt spent SIM
day with her mother at Pen.
nington Gap.
Miss Parilrc Buckley spent
Sunday l" Corburn visiting Mrs.
Robert CARGO.
Misses Myrtle anL Matte Mex.
els spent Sunday with relatives
anu friends at Duilicld.
Mrs. Anna SlGnp had as her
guests last week, Miss Pearl
bast'n, Of Lexington. Ky, Mrs
Leach and P.W. Slrnp, Of Mill
.t"nc, Ky, aud Hon. &. b.
Stcnp, of Washington.
Miss ELLA Clans is spending
her vacation IN Louisville, Ky,
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John H. Hawkins and
little daughter, Mary, of Mo.
hawk, Tenn, are visiting Mrs.
Hawkins sister, Mrs. IL. a. w.
Skeen, i'll the Gap.
Mrs. T. a. Kiser, formerly
Mrs Laura Robbinette, ami
children, left Saturday morning
for Laurens, S. O., where she
will Join her husband who has
Il position there and where they
will make their future home
The Post will follow them i'm
their new home.
Prof. and Mrs. II. l. Sulfridpe
who have been taking ii special
course AT the University Of Chi
cagO the past six weeks, return
ed 10 their home in the Gap lns,
week During this month MIR.
Sulfridge will travel in the in
tercst of William & Mary Col.
iege, Of Williamsburg, Va.
WANTED. A reliable repre-.
sentative in every locality who
can devote sufficient time TO sell
we'll advertised line of Farm
Equipments, Fertilizer, Lime,
etc. on commission basis. Must
have. confidence of farming
community. Address, T.. O. Box
lO5, Richmond, Na.-adv
Straley Kelly went over to
kingsport last Friday and help
ed the kingsport team defeat
Mohawk in fast game, the
score being ! to .. He returned
home the following day and
pitched against Keokee, win
ming by score of s to-.
William Long, who was bad
ly burned in a garage about SIX
weeks ago, is able to be out
again although he has not re-
gained the use OF his legs yet.
making his way in whec!
chair. He is very cheerful and
is looking fine considering the
ordeal he he has gone through
and his many friends wish for
nm n speedy recovery
Wilbur Flecnor healed a bunch
OF Gap boys to Middlesboro on
sunday, where they played the
Middlcsboro team, defeating
them by IA score of To in Il
seven inning game. Their
pitcher did not show up and
Hubert Potter went to the
mound and pitched corking
ame,allowing the Kentuckinns
only one hit.
T.. b. Agec, of Greensburg
Pa, aud mother, OF Washing
ton, are visiting relatives in the
Gap this week.
TheMothers Climb will give an
ice creams7upper at the f.. &
n. Station Saturday evening
from s to IL O'Clock
q. F. Kilbourne, representing
the Provident Life aud Acct
dent Insurance Company, left
'InpSIuy rpnrnip., T,r p,,lt:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-01

The school here and the quarry
school on the Hill united in having pre-
Memorial day exercises last Friday
afternoon at the grange hall and then
going 10 the cemetery to decorate the
graves Of the soldiers buried there.
J. II. Buck arrived in town Satur-
day with his bride. Mrs. Kate Morrill,.
They were married Nav - BY Rev
will e. Harvey at Bethel. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Buck will live in Franklin, y. H.
for the present
Walter tireen took party Of Wood.
men to White River Junction Satur-
day evening. and SUNDAY he went to
Beaver Meadow with another party.
Steele's orchestra of seven pieces
played for a dance at Chelsea Friday
evening
n. y. Brown i in the sick list
Mrs. n. v Allen and daughter. Muir
iel. passed the week end with Mrs A
lens parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Green.
There viii be services Al the I'M
versslisi church SUNDAY, juno 8 Every
bodv welcome
Mr. and Mr. Elmer Raymond have
moved 70 Melvin, y IL, where he has
found work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-01

bard and Baraw allowed Norwich to
score while in the fifth inning field
er's choice. followed by stoten base
and single scored man and in the
ninth a double followed by passed
ball got the third score for Norwich
Montpelier got four in the first
inning on a base on balls, an error,
fielder's choice, a double by Ward, two
sacrifice hits and single In the fourth
two more were obtained. Granai get
ting a triple, Gould single and St
Mary single. scoring Gould, Granai
having scored ON Gould's single In the
sixth six were obtained Lombard sing
gled and stole. Carson landed on first
through an error and stole second and
third, Lombard having scored on Car
sons single. Gransi and Gould singled
and each scored. Baraw through an
error in left field landed on first but
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GERS of the grand lodge present TO wit
ness and TO take part in the work.
After the comforting Of the degree the
members. 20 the number of 500. adj
iourned to the junction house, where
y. p. Wheeler served one of his ia
nous banquets. Those attending the
meeting report not only that they had
most enjoyable time, but received
helpful instruction as we'll
Tuesday. MAY Is. Thomas Chitten-
den chapter. d. A. r.. met at the home
~ Mrs Alfred Watson Of Hartford
and was one Of the largest attended
meetings Of the year. Mrs. Hinkley
gave partial report Of her trip TO
Washington as a delegate to the ma
tional congress. The roll call was ON
old taverns, and was supplementary to
the first paper Of the afternoon. Of the
same title. which was read by Mrs.
l.. A. Perkins. This was a most en-
joyable paper, and described many an
cient and well known inns Of New
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when 81. Mary drove one at White,
Baraw was ont at second. ST. Mary
stole and scored on Woodlands single,
hut Woedard was out when he led to
far of first,
Lombard made a circuit of the bases
in the ninth, but poor coaching lost
him this effort for the coacher did not
hold him up at third when he missed
stepping on third base. In the seventh
Montpelier had landed the 18th score
on two singles and an error.
The summary was: two base hits.
Ward, Dewitt; three base hits. LON
bard and Granai; base on balls, Of
Gransi ,, of Lynch struck out, hv
Granai II, by Lynch 3; double play. ii.
Mary to Ward: passed balls, Goyoni.
Lombard batteries, Granai and LON
bard Lynch NIahoney and Govoni;
umpiEe, Bartlett.
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BADLY BEATEN AT MONTPELIER.
Norwich University Seconds Lost Sat
urday's Game, 10 to 3.

Montpelier seminary defeated Nor.
wieh university second baseball team
in a loosely played game at Montpel-
Ter Saturday afternoon by a score of
is to 3. Montpelier had things about
its own way and in the sixth inning
hammered Lynch so hard that he quit
at the end of the inning and Mahoney,
he first baseman, took his place; but
the damage was done and Montpelier
did not try very hard to get more
scores, having played three games dur.
ing the week of which two had been
hard ones.
In the third inning errors by LON.
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England, closing with the Cstamount
tavern at Bennington. The other pa
per was by Mrs. Trmbull Seven
teenth Century Bottles Of China and
Glass" The different kinds of glass
were described, pressed, cut, moulded.
etc. and a number Of specimens were
exhibited by members of the club A
beautiful decanter owned by Gov. =.
r. Pingree was among those shown
Mrs Reed described a glass curtain
made by Tiffany for a drop curtain in
theatre. The social hour with re-
freshments was most delightful
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the care Of good physician for sew
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az present am an attendant at State
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recommended your Vegetable Con-
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