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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-02
At "UncLe's' 1920 PARTY
Everybody Came With a Shoe Box That Con-
tanned No Shoes and the Diamonds on
Show Weighed Exactly Three and Quar-
ter Pounds.

X. s. V. p occasioned some excite
ment for a time.
The Duke ofaEssex Streets theory
was that 1t meant that everybody
should wear an iron shirt and Tam
many collar, but Warden Halls sug-
gestion that it meant you wouldn't
have to bring your own liquor became
accepted by the optimists.
Uncle" as he is known throughout
the east side, was dolled I'D like a
Major General. He wore Ali his dec
orations, earned in past balls, and
rad n badge with Haunting ribbons of
blue inscribed with Trustee"
That" whispered one Of the lesser
lights, means he is the boss"
The diamonds and empty bottles
when the war was over put to shame
anything that the Levys and Cohens,
the ceaseless east side rivals, have
SHOWN for many \ day. Some one
said that there was a weighing ma
chine in use and that the sum total
Of the diamonds was three pounds
and n quarter This, however, wac
not verified and must be accepted
for what II is worth.
81 got everybody here worth hav-
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At this there went up a roar of APP
plause and appreciation, and the
Chairman again said Ladies and
Gentlemens." More cheers followed.
Ladies and gentlemens, II they is
any" he began again. They isn't"
he Numbered, as he left the platform.
The speech was a riot.
At midnight the double union brass
band stopped banding for a moment
and Uncle stopped to the front,
draped in Fan American flag. "The
Star Spangled Banner" followed, and
then everybody shook hands and had
a drink. There being a law against
selling such things as liquors, Uncle
set 'em up himself as fast as the boys
could bowl 'em over. Which was
within the law and was found very
economical.
Alderman Graubard, who made a
speech telling how he dashed the SO
cialists to the mast in his district
explained with much emphasis that
he had just received n raise Of $1,000.
and offered 10 set up round for the
house. Uncle would have none Of IL:
II was his racket.
In the Judges box were Judge
Levine, Congressman Sullivan, Clerk
Rice of the grand old temple Of jus
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seems TO have been buying Shoes"
remarked Pete Walker, the court at
tendant, with feeling.
Besides the merry parties in the,
thousand and one east side cafes
Unele's racket was the chief event OF
the day. Every one at Essex Market
BOT neat invitation telling them that
Il Wouldn't cost cent. The letters
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-02

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow
ing and snuffling! A dose Of "Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up a cold and ends all
grippe misery.
The frat dose opens clogged-up
nostrils and air passages of head; re-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-02

lieves headache, dullnesS, fevcrish-
ness, sneezing, soreness, stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug storeA
| II acts without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no quinine, Insist on
] PHpe's !-Advt.
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tlce, and others Of note. Nick Rojas.
the Bolivian Count, WIS also on hand.
Look" said Uncle, as reveillc
sounded, did you ever see so many
imply bottles2'
Nobody had, not even those who
had been on the east side for years.
When 1t was finally over. after n
cheer for the grand old temple Of
Justice, led by Walter Friedland, all
TAXED, walked. trolleyed, wiggled or
eraWled home TO the friendly sheeta
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-02

all about laws and
Judges and things
and let 'er rip. As
early as 4 in the
afternoon suspi-
cious pac X a & Q g
were being carried
along the streets, to
be placed on ice.
"E v O r v bodV
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BASRA.BAGDAD RR. RUSHED.
Construction Of Road IL Going
Ahead AZ IA Miles q Day.

LONDON. Jan. 2.-Traln service be-
tween Basra and Bagdad. Aslatic Tur-
key, will be established at an early
date. It was announced to-day. Con-
structlon Of the railroad Is progressing
at the rate OF fourteen miles day.
II is intended to run passenger trains
daily. which will cover the journey in
twenty -eight hours. this time later
being reduced TO twelve hours. Freight
trains will make the trip in forty-eight
hours.
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49, 80 AAAN NAAN . =
One Of the events
of the evening was
the speech by the
Chairman of the
Wardrobe Commit
tee, which was
well received.
IT am going to
make a spooch," he
announced wit h
pardonable pride.
II got something l
should tell you.
Ladies' and Gentle
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ing" announced Uncle. whose real
name Is Vlodimer. Judge Maxey
Levine, Congressman Sullivan, Joyce
Rushel, Judge Groehl and about City
other Judges. Those who YOU don't
see here sent me letters, which is
lust the same thing"
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BIZ Roger BdtcheIder.

gC% GOD time had by ALL" was
the dope on New Years
Eve in the Essex Market
curt district Everybody forgot
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SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Iron The San Frandsoo Chronicle.)
Are you an experienced aviator ?"
We'll, I've been at 1t three months
and I'm all here"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-15
Cbe RelDs ctntttar
Classified Section
NOTICE.

Fifty thousands dollars Of ladies'
mems and children'a ready-to-wear 2
NEW YORK MFG. ASSN
122 Madison Ave.
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BREAK UP MEETING,

TOXIC, Nov. 15--Anti- Christian mobs
twice broke up Salvation Army jubilee
celebrations here yesterday. Gangs Of
students dispersed an open-air gather
ing, while mob invaded an indoor
meeting, tore down the decoration and
silenced the speakers. Officials Of the
Salvation Army declare they believe the
hists.
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FINALE HELP WANTED.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-At Gayoso hotel Friday night
one dark-gray Knox camel hair over
coat, with gloves, keys and mufflef in
pockets, Liberal reward for return TO
Beasley. Inc, 90 s. Main.
LoST-One platinum wreath set with
square diamonds and onyx. Finder kind.
ly return to Mrs. NJ. J. Stefnberger, 1876
Carr ave. or los South Front street,
city. and receive reward.
LOST-One brindle bulldog with long
tail. answers to name Of woodrow.
Reward for return to A. W. Fisher. Jr.,
1873 Glenview.
LOST-Gray collie pup. Name Big
Boy Any information leading to recov-
cry will be rewarded and treated con-
fidential. Mrs. e. ], Russell, III. 1861.
LOST lady's watch and chain. Q
size, lax hunting case No. 710l742; Q
size Elgin, No. 16075832. Call old phone
Walnut 2769.
STRAYED OR STOLEN--From 1910
Breedlove St, one bay horse, l5 hands
high, long name. Return and receive
reward.
LOST-One gold Illinois watch and
small chain at Lyric theater Thursday
night. Reward. Phone Main 500.
LOST-One long platinum filigree
bar pin, with diamond in center, Re-
ward. Tel H. 536.
FOUND-One brindle bulldog. Call
H. 1885.
AUTOMOBILES.
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOS FoR GALE.

IF YOU WANT A HIGH-GRADE
USED CAR, WE WOULD SUGGEST A
VISIT TO OUR sALEsRooM. HERE
YOU WILL FIND SEVERAL USED
CARS WHICH REPRESENT UN-
USUAL VALUES. NEW PAINT AND
EXCELLENT MECHANICAL coNDI-
T1oN. OUR Statesmen WILL BE
GLAD TO CALL FOR YOU. PHONE
MAIN 117s. M. 1873.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-03
o PIELEGNOWANIU SKORY
WOG0LE, A SZCZEGOLNIE
TWARZl.
(Napisai DR.. NJ. c. Goy.)
(Ciag dalSzy).

Zanim przystapimy do opisu "a
bieg6w W umiejetnem pielegnowa-
niu skory niezbednych j Srodkow
kosmetycznych wiekszej Tub
mniejszej mierze " powszechnym
u5ytku bedacych, nalezy pierw "a
poznac sic z ~giowniejszymi przynaj-
mniej zarysami budowy skory. Gem
dokIadniej czlowiek zapozna sic z
jej structure TAX przedziwnie u}ozo-
ma i. iczem lepiej zrozumie jej rozmai
te czynnoSci / zadania. TEN tatwie:
bedzie W stanie oceniG wainoSG |
zarazem konieczno&G dawanis ME
ustannej | bacznej uwagi, celem u
trzymania jej W normalnym stanie.
Jak jest zbudowana nasza sk6ra?
Sk6ra, stanowiaca zewnetrzna po-
Woke naszego ciaia, sklada sic z
dwoch warstw ~g}6wnych: z~ewnetrz-
mel, pozbawionej naczyh l nerwow,
nazwanej naskorkiem (epidermis)
wewnetrznej, grubszej niz pierwsza,
unaczynionej I unerwowionej, czyli
TAX zwanej skory ~wlasciwej (cutis
yera). Ia ostatnia takle sklada sic
y dwoch warstw: sk6ry jake takiej
| 2 tkanki t1uszczowej podsk6rnej.
Jednem z zadah tel ostatniej jest
w}asnie modelowaG twar5 | czynie
jej oval subtelnie rownomiernym |
harmonijnym, ale tylko TAX diugo.
jak dlugo pozostaje W normslnym
stanie e~lastycznoSci. Gdy gas tn war
silva skory zanika jakiegokoiwiek-
badt powodu, tluszcz zwisa sWoim
cfe5arem, twarz zatraca swoj VIA
sciwy wyraz 4 swa symetrycznosc, W
n~astepstwie czego przestaje byc MILO
da, swieza | wtenczas wfasnie pcczy-
naja sic tormowaG pzez n~iektorych'
a zwiaszcza kobiety, TAX znienaWi--
done zmarszczki.
Nask6rek. LEGACY ma wierzchu sko-
~, Jest o wtele ciehszy cd w}aSciwet
sk6ry. ale Zato natura zaradcza ma
data mu wlasnosci tvardos:i | Wy
trzymalosci,, Doc on vtasnie stanowi
ochrone ciala pred urazami zeWne-
trznemi, jak wpsywem zimna, sora-
ca. wiairu, deszczu. kurzu ftp. Jest
On zlo1ony z komorek l W gornycn
warstwach ME posiada ami uaczyn'
ami nerw6w. On tei jest T. czescia
sk6ry, ktora PREY mocniejszem opa-
rzeniu sic ivory pecherze przez pod
niesienie sic w~ierZchniej jego war
stwy. w glebszej warstwie askor
ka tkwi barwik cielisty W postaci
drobnych, mikroskopijnych ziarne--
GEEK rozmaitet barwy. TIE wlasnie ma
daia kolor naszemu cia,u. U ludzl
przez slonce ma twarzy, szyt. rekach
| piersia Oh ~opalonych, ziarneczka te
ga brunatne. gdy u ludzi re skora
tolta. jak u Chinczykow, So one zof-
te, u Indyan czerwono-brunatne' a
u murzyn6w czarne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-03

Wlasciwem bedzie tn p~rzytoczye,
1e paznogcie ME So niczem innem,
tylko zgrubiaiemi bionkami naskor-
ka, pokrywajacemi Cd zewnatrz o.
statnie czlonki palcow / n6g.
WlaSciwa skora jest utwo-zona Z
tkanki wl6knistej, sprezystej i Ia
wiera mn6stwo najr6znie;szych CRU
czolk6w. jak potowych, Iojowych l
wiosowych. w niej z%najduja sic tar
re ~zakonczenia wielkiej bardLo l!cn-
by splotow nerwowych / Gale sieci
naczyn krwionosnych i ~chionnych.
Jednem slowem, " niej zesrodkoku-
ia sic wszystkie czynnosci skory, to-
tel najmniejsze W ME: ,zmiany po-
cias ala "a SODA caly szercg znie-
~ksztalcen. Wnioskujac Z TAX rozmai-
tel zawartoSci, MONA powiedziec,
re " niej stale funkcyonuie pracow-
MIA cudowna, kt6ra miedzy innemi
reguluje wszelkie uszkod=enia po--
wierzchowne 1 giebokie skory. W
pielegnacyi sk6ry wainem tel lest
wiedziet, ie gruczolki iojowe, roz-
siane DO calej skorze z wyjatkien;
diont | podeszew, a podobpe CO WI
nogron, maja ujScia, ktore otwiera-
Ia sic albo ma powierzchni skory. al
BIO tel zapuszczajq sic do toreoek
wlosowych, take, jak Jul zaznaczo-
no, " tel warstwie sic znajdujacycn'
! (Ciag daisy nastapi).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-03

Louis. Do aktu poswiecenia wy
delegowany zostai przez wsadze
dyecezyalne X. Teofil Pudfowsk'.
Nasamprzod W kosciele przemo-
viii do ~wiernych X. S. J. Zielin-
ski O znaczcniu dzwonow wog6lc
i co dzwon, ktory bedzic poswie-
cony, znaczyc powinien ola pa
rafii i parafian. Pc btogosAawien-
stwie Najsw. Sacramento udano
sic w procesyi ma podworze ko-
scielne, gdzie X. T. Pud}owski W
asyscie X. DIR. Stan. Gadacza G..
r. / X. A. Zielinskiego dopetnlf
aktu konsekracyi dzwonu. Mi
strzem ccremonii byi \. F. Pu-
d4owski. Chrzestnymi dzwonu
zostali: Leon Rozniewski z iona,
Adam i Franciszka Sadowscy,
JakGb N~ajderek i Stefania Stec,
Michai Stec i Agnieszka Mozga-
Ia, Iozef Piechnik i Apolonia Je-
drzejkowska, Franciszek Ryterski
z katarzyna, Tomasz Przybylski
i Agnieszka Piechnik. Stanistaw
Czapla z iona, Jozef Anna Ira
czykowscy, Ludwik kotowski i
Antonina Pijut, oraz Bronislaw
Banach z iona.
w tym ~tygodniu, we wtorek
dnia 3Ogo listopada, do St. Louis
mia1 przyjechac N~ajprzew. X. &c
neral Wladyslaw Zapafa c. R.,
by zrobic wizyte kanoniczna do
mu Alumnatu G, R., lecz Z po--
wodu smierci i pogrzebu W Chi
cago sp. X. Feliksa Ladonia CIR.
odlozyl wizyte ia czas pozniej-
sly.
II correspondent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-03
T A I oDPOWIEDzI.

Kazimierz st. chce wiedziet, jake
ga skladniki kartofli / jaka zacho--
dzi " mich zmiana PREY zmarzrie-
ciu.
Dojrzale kartofle skfadaja sic
prawie W :lacznie z woody | maczki'
a z malej tylko ilosci skiadnlko"
zwanvch ,,vitamins". Przy zmarz--
nicciu, oraz | PREY dluzszem pre-
chowywaniu, Geese maczki zamienla
sic ma cukier i gume, co niek9rzyst-
ME wplywa ma smak ich.
Konstancya CT. pisze: Jaki jest
~najlepszy spos6b powijanis, ably Ia
pobiedz przelamaniu sic dziecka?
Dziwnie rozpowszechniony ivy
czaj zawijania zbyt ciasrego catego
cia,a W p~owijaki jest szkodliWy. Me
uzasadniona jest Ottawa matek ME
uswiadomionych o przeiamanlu sic
dziecka. Mylne to mniemanie pra"-
dopodobnie powstaio z napotyka-
nych niekiedy skrzywien kregosiu--
pa. Choroba Ia icdnakle poWsta1e z
przyczyn wewnetrznych, natury tu-
berkuIicznej lub r~achitycznel' ME
majacych mic vspolnego Z manipu-
lacya oko}o dziecka, a cd ..:torych po
wijaki nigdy uchronii ME zdota1a.
Natomiast powijanie Vymaga Kill
kakrotnego przerzucania ciala memo
wlecia, krapuje swobode jeso r"-
chow. utrudnia oddechanie, przeszk7
dza naturalnemu wzrostowi czaon--
kow I nareszcie jest bardzo l!epr:K-
tycznem z povodu koniecznoS"i 3D.
mieniania PREY kazdem zanieczysz-
czeniu dziecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-03

Stan. WiSniewski W St. Louis,
Mo. i W koSciele Sw. Wojciecha
w East St, Louis, ILL.,, gdzie pro
boszczem jest w. X. A. Jani-
szewski. N~asamprzod podam po-
rzadek funkcyi liturgicznych w
koSciele Matki Boskiej Czesto-
c~howskiej. w pierwszy dzieh
czterdziestki, ii. we wtorek, SUI
me odprawii X. A. Janiszewski
W asyscie X. NJ. Witkusa i X,
w. Gorzela. Nieszpory wieczo-
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L Wedr6Wek KS.
W.KneblewskiegO

Onegdaj Delegat Uniwersyte-
tn Lubelskiego, \. w. kneblew-
ski, otrzymai kablogram Z Lubll-
ia cd Rektora Wszechnicy Lu-
tclskiej, X. DIR. |. Radziszewskie-
so, oznajmiajacy o przedsuzenlu
mu pobytu W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych do po&owy stycznia przysz-
lego roku.
kablogram zostai nadesiany Ma
zapytanie Y. Kneblewskiego, wy
SHANE tydzieh temu, co dowodzl'
re komunikacya telegraficzno =
:pocztowa funkcyonuje bardzo
,sprawnie i szybko."
X. Delegat, korzystajac z
przediuzonego pobytu; wyjezdza
w tych dniach W sPrawach Uni
versytetu ma zachod Stanow Zje-
Gnoczonych, a mianowicie do
St. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City
/ do Polakow W San Francisco
/ Los Angeles.
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rem odprawii X. L. konkiel W
a~systencyi X. DIR. Stan. Gadacza
{. r., jake dyakona i X. S. J. lie
lihskiego jake subdyakona. IA
zanie wyglosil y. w. Gorzel. W
drugim dniu SUNG celebrowai y.
A. Zielinski Z Christopher, ILL.,,
a nieszpory wieczorne odprawii
X. F. Pudiowski W asyScie X. A.
Janiszewskicgo y. l.. konkiela.
Kazanie wygfosil Y, A. Zielinski
re St. Louis. w ostatni dzicn
czterdziestki Sumo odprawil X.
S. !. Zielinski w asyScie Xxx. A..
/ A.. J. Zielinskich. Nieszpory i
ceremonie zakonczenia mial y.
/. Pud}owski W asyScie \. i. Pu-
diowskiego i X. NJ. Witkusa. IA
zanie wypowiedziai y. A. Ziclih-
ski Z Christopher. Oprocz wy
mienionych X. prob. Stan. Wis
niewskiemu do pomocy Przybyi
X. l. Perius, rektor Alumnatu c.
K. w St. Louis.
w dniach zas %, "a j Is listo-
pada odbyio sic n~abozenstwo 40
to godzinne W parafii sw. Wojcie
cha w East St. Louis, ILL.,, gdzie
proboszczem jest \. A. Janiszew-
ski. Pierwsza sumo odprawi} X.
l.. Konkiel W asyScie X. S. Be-
renta i X. A. Zielinskiego. Sio-
wo Boze wygiosil X. L.. Panicki.
Wicczorem nieszpory celebrowai
X. F. Pudlowski w asyscie X. w.
| Gorzela i X. NJ. Witkusa. kaza-
ME wypowiedziai X. J. Grudzin-
ski z Kansas City. W drugim
dniu sumo odprawii X. A. Zielin-
ski z Christopher, a X, L. kon-
kiel mial nauke. Wieczorem ME
szpory odprawi1 X. J. Grudzih--
ski W asyScie Xxx. A. A. ]. lie
linskich. Kazanie wypowiedzial
TX. S. J. Zielihski. Sumo ostatnie-
60 dnia odprawii X. A. Zielinski
- dyakonem byi X. S. Berendt, a
subdyakonem X. A. zielihski z
Christopher. Kazanie wypowie--
dzial X. Dyakon. Ma "a
konczenie nieszpory odPrawi}
X. T. Pudtowski W asyscie X. L.
Konkiela i x. dr.. Stan. Gadacza
C. R. Kazanie wygiosiA X. A. lie
linski z Christopher. X. A. JAM
szewskiemu oprocz wyzej wymie.
nionych do pomocy przybyli X.
Stan. Wisniewski i X. S. Kola--
sinski
Jak W jednym koSeiele TAX. w
drugim podczas 4O-to godz. ma
bozenstwa Xxx. ~pracowali ME
zmordowanie, a wierni, widzac
gotowosG i liczbe slug Bozych,
W skupieniu przystepowali do
Sakramentow sw. Nalezy sic u
znanie Czcig. Siostrom Cd sw.
J6zefa ma Czestochowie, a Fran
ciszkanom Cd sw. K%unegundy na
Wojciechowie, "a prace dodatnia
jaka zwykle jest nieodiaczna,
gdzie odprawia sic budujsce i o.
rzezwiajace ~poboznosc i ducha
nabozeistwo wystawienia publ
cznego przez 40 godzin Najsw.
SACRAMENTO.
w zeszla niedziele, II. dnia Is
listopada. o godzinie Bel po po-
iudniu odby|o sic poSwiecenie no.
wego dzwonu w parafii Matki
Boskiej Czestochowskiej W St.
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Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-03
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-03
CORINTH

Mrs. Joseph McGranahan of White
River Junction is spending the week
with her father, G. l.. Parker
Joseph Mcttranahan has an Oakland
rear. He was in town with ii this week.
Resale Butterfeld of Bradford is
spending the week with Mrs. Clarence
fklorse. She goes to Burlington next
viondav to attend the summer school.
She has been engaged to teach the
school at Cooksville for the ensuing
year.
Miss Olive Hastings has received the
appointment Of postmistress at Cor
NTH. c. r. Sargent resigned. She as
snmed her duties of same July l. Her
father. G. Bert Hastings, is her assist
ant.
Merton Cutler of East Barre dropped
dead on Tuesday evening in the road
near David Wards He and nephew
had spent the day trouting in that VI
cnity The body was removed to his
home that night
Mrs. Sidney Sevene is visiting his
brothers people near Boston.
Abe Jacobs and son, jamie, have
oncned a sale stable at Bradford.
The West Corinth Dramatic club
gave its play, The School at Blue,
berry Corner" at East Corinth on
Thursday evening.
Natalie Blake Of Bradford is spend
ing the week at G. A. Parker's and
Charles Z. Whites.
At the annual school meeting OF
Corinth academy and Cooksville graded
school on Wednesday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected; Moderat-
or, Joseph Lord; clerk and treasurer,
Mrs. Earl r. Hastings; director for
three years, 6. l.. Parker, reelected ;
auditors. g. B. Hastings. Mrs. Anna L.
Hodge and Mrs. Anna Chalmers.
+. +. Mum, r. +. ID. carrier from
Bradford, takes dinners at 6 A. Par
ker's during the absence of his wife
who is visiting her sister.
G. A. Parker has new span of very
handsome. bay work horses, said to be
own sisters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-03
Mass, is visiting hsr parents, Mr.. and

Mass, is visiting hsf parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Dennis
Manley Carpenter, who recently
moved his family to Post Mills, was
in town the first of the week with an
automobile truck and moved the last OF
his goods.
Mrs. Levi Wilson visited Mr.. Will
sons mother, Mrs. Caroline Wilson, at
Piermont, N. H., few days this week.
Miss Miller Frost is clerking in the
store of Lee S. Blanchard.
S. Anderson of Waterbury was in
town this week on business.
John Goodwin of Washington, d. c.,
visited relatives here few days last
week and this. Mr.. Goodwin was born
and grew to manhood in this place, but
had not visited his native town for 10
years.
Row Hanchette has received notice of
his appointment as r. f. ID. mail car.
rier and has been assigned to route
No. James Benzie, the regular car
rier on route No. /, will be changed
to route No. 2.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Kicker went the
UrSu OF the week 10 DIlrlol, Soli', "
attend the wedding of their son, Isaac
Kicker, and Miss Emma Riggs
A heavy storm and downpour of
rain about q o'clock Wednesday eve
ming interfered with the plans for the
lawn party on the NJ E. church
grounds to the extent that it was held
| in the church vestry. The rain was
| soon over, and good sized crowd was
| in attendance. Good music was fur
nished and all enjoyed good time.
Nearly 1923 was realized from the sale
of ice cream. The committee in charge
expressed much satisfaction for the
| liberal patronage and also for the gem
erous response to all solicitations.
Walter Whitchel of West Topsham
is visiting friends here.
Miss Leila Annis returned Wednes-
dav from a visit in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Gordon have re-
| turned to their home in Hillsboro, y. H..
Kenneth and Dorothy, their children,
will remain for longer visit.
Frank Taylor of Hardwick, candi-
date for county senator, was in town
Wednesday looking after his political
| fences.