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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

dEag.Ile-- Margaret wsr, - 2knEc-
aEtEre,EF- IN visit their brother. Iuf-r,
CaF1aHa and naaniiF. returning sun
ciHv night
1r ann Mrs. Clifton wheeier of
washington Z - VIM have bear,
guests If Mr. and Mrs ". e. whesier
me pEss ten nays. nave started IN -ne
return tr.n
Miss day l. Bowman l.as Dtar iae
guest ~ He- sister Mrs = =. joy the
PAST tew dHTz- She leaves Thursday
-nr CensIer.1ruI- whese sire hRs q pc
sir-nn IA ans of rsle esrlieSes rs fa-
st--uctsr n me domestic scsentss ae-
pE:rnsnt She VIII v.sit MISS Erelyn
Joy in BasErm M tns wzv
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F,zIner wssrs
guests at rtssir san. Earas Palmer.
ann fs.nslr NJ R.rtrnnnd SATURDAY aaa
suzGsv. Mr. Palmer aSss visarHc
friends N Bewauin ana rrunswick-
Mr. ana Mrs George Eirks and f1ur
ci-Llarsn OF SackT5ilE y. Z, are stay
ing z5ra the family Of rnesr hrptne-,
Eawkra Hscika- sar wnsiA. unit Er
Hicks .ieCafses upun = lecErann Ese
tbs hesr IN the restaurant BUSINESS
previous n ms canning here ana VIII
asE1n rzke w the werk-
The next meeting .. sna Ma,Hi
DsctEr Fhiia-sez ciass VIII b hsie
lae first "Wednesday II November AZ
me nuyne ~ Mrs seiasn Manson.
The nsxt- nesting af E1nckssy
zrznEe viii be held Tuesday evening.
9zt- "a 1T Ersrsan nal
> The EieeEe- Parker Chapter. .. Il
E. held Us regiiiI- aneaf-ng IA C1tntrrn
Arthur Richardson with rae fui-
lowing ladies present Eesaa1r- Arz
Melrsn Palmer of Esncsaeys VIM re-
=eEzf- HRS. r q. Goodwin af Asbssn:
seCrwrRry. Mrs n :. Mufg-sz af Burn
ffazns Treasurer. Mrs Ririsnrxisun. CHIP
iaEn. Msx- AEa PRATT CT Clinton. raess-
fEzr Miss Sarah Z Richardson G,in-
tnn- Mrs ERrrld Wsile~ at Rai.a; Miss
Miss IDA Mitchell. Clnfnn. Ars.
Gsm1e wnaseas. C,tnlans Mr4 opinsiIa
aseas Nxx. T. " Walkxr HfncKsEys
Mr.; Enesr EDos. wzrervfIie. and uns
visitnr. Mrs. Zxia Rsif at C1inf1n- a
aanETnF business sfHGsnn WAS nEAa n
waInf sEvrsni communications we're
Rad. Vote wills taken tg sand money
70 assist IN zne s-tiaczElun af buy
ana girl also 30 tho Auxi-f uheFrnaasis
Association The name ef une aHpis-
rzHf IN mEznb4-snlp was EnfsG an and
arr-pfeG- This rail aRzl ~-ts. Enswesra
~ earrest events ann MiG Snrzh
Richardson saxe humuxaas rssadinE-
DEin-F Refreshments vcR sarvea-
s-hz nsx. n.ezazng win 10 Ei1R serund
"Wednesday in November NJ tire isszne
az Mrz GudEan in AEfs1un
An s=nseyatls meetzng at the Kssnns-
bsrzisie Climb waE assd snsasrsl&r sf1er-
mean NJ Rvarsan nAIl. Ia ne assnnue
az the president tine ss--~ president
Mrs Z & Pratt presaarz1 A xa-vi-
mi sHifcfinn hr Mrz- Issian Berxissa
ana anxnk5nr, xsm- HeiAa, wus uafy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Mr. ana Mrs =. L AaJp hare -e.
turned after wssk ; All ne al Pleas
Hat Fana-
Mr. Auu AIRS d. kli.ssr nHve -
tIrgss IA New Earii Civ, suf pian "a
make another mp - EzineklsT nsK-
nnnLG-
a reaspt2nn WAS held II the Il G
u sn1 worth hume "Wednesday evening
tar Miss Doris Wsrs wur-.i. WIN gaes
- the Maine Genera hosl,ifsi n Part
}Ead llls 2bL4l " E.ae -nual.. In take a
4Iurss training qEsIrSE-
M ana Mrs G--o Azi1Er ANA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
+ HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, use SAGE TEA
Ts-ss Sranurn1raer's Recipe 10
1a-Ke- ann 8eautSFy Eanes i@zar

.-- beautiful. even snAas af dHr-S.
szs~ mar Gan anlg De had hF brew
n-E.glrr gf Sage Ten and Sui
%sur MIR Is TOUR charm. 7.
l4has. ar mars rhe 1are- When i
7aes t-.l'rs gray ar srsssnkad. Just an
i'plielL-,on ar TWO of SAGE and SEi-
'h alIAares rs zppea<anus a hun
7sst oi6.
-%tia but-1sE ~ prepare the rufZ-
Or Ctr get rssls famous cid
S.'sr IMPROVED by -f1e addition Of
s'ss CE.Hd eT1ls al a small -asi. ali
~eN 1r list II - chilled Wvsfns
ana Sulphur Compound THIS
~~ uaTs De detsende1 UNION 30
III H. Z ne natural cuinr and las-
glsr nn5r
--' aosay- uses Wve4As~ sage
s4-pnur Compound anw neEaase
1-'FS-ns 81 r1aTzlrslIr and evenly
- n'"pgiy c21 Essll il mas 5tTn ap-
F1 simply aaEr;sau q sponge
r1sl wEIh L and DRAW this
'0-s7 ne aElr taking enc small
p t1fEe- by nsrnsnE me
% alss dlss pps.aret. ant arter
s'sii-cla1aun 4 8eanrut.s asaAs-
TX -4Gu .-gpears glossy ami
p7e Aar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

A%0@t S~-~f ~
ieaos New England 1ycellms n size
and as1a4ify 5Ut Is sEisi ID -sse e4ualed
by only one other COURSE n the Unit
80 States
n mas been rZlD IN q cp-lne----re
basis unly me vsry highest Grade Of
talent mas been accepted and the
tastes af Augusta people have alwz-s
been considered Unlike atsaer
cnurSes in the CEun1y. the public
has never been annoyed by sxanE
personally s-iirit2d 70 purchase
TeckH-E. and patronage has bean OBJ
tanned solely N tine merits u -fle az-
sel-ta-Ezneuts ssferx=d
aI1 t-1e quality and prices have
been satisfactory has bean shown sv
IAe constantly increasing patronage.
t.le sRAe Of SEASON 5.ckEts fnr last
years course being grE-- suslsc.1 led
1nr nEsr4 thin S. Dssl Do L is-to bs
auped Int Augusta viii sometime
haEs q la--e- auditorium than citv
hal. 50 Is,a- Il VIII au- " necessarily
u limit the sAls Of Season 1lCkezs 70
50 s-nAl number.
L would ne 6iTira.1 - imagine a
more pleasing opening az--afs-aun
taI,l ne twenty Bnsfnn srrunhuuv
Artists VIM VIII be assisted ~ Eae1s
We've Bnstans t2vor-zs cu11tr-assg,.
and me distinguished lady ha-aisf.
hatha-1-n Perkins The mere an
no1nce-1snT Of TIE engagement If
me finest orchestra OF IL Size n ne
wor,id ouEhI 70 draw 4 capacity at
6ianra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Walter Cnihv Of Gardiner E the
new chorus teader 81 rne Green street
Methodist church IN r12s CRY lie
began leading q choir n West Cur
diner when aniy a buy Of II He
was affiliated with the Free BaQtssa
church of Gardner for the paEr nine
wears and has takan an active parr in
the church work For Itie past fur
wears he has led the chnir- hs IL
assD superintendent af the Gardiner
churrslss Sunday school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

sncsl sales If gopd VIII ana -eEaI rig-If
10 conduct business.
A commission n1Eyx:aRa. recgsvlrIg
produces or merchandise Incl unsng I've
stock On nDnki Eninsnt u sell far rns
account II -.ss cansl En0rs.
I dealer N securities &. a gwen
kind 1Esr the az.cnanE If aa azifie-wrstsr
Or ui2le- 5rashr
AlEyzsnesrss E1lB seil azE N 1znF'
enumerated. articles @1r LIE acrpun1
n cae awsass,s
AzGT<ti-s vine 2z.vEz1E2-- money 70
farmers OF crops winch sra n be
placed win 1tse1n IL ne ss]o On caIn-
gnlssiuZ-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

AzE going u m EXPENSE CT
SsfbhlDf "a rscR-d fnr New England
LFceuTns IN ssrur1nx taEenr trzr mis-
staseHs Augusta Entertainment
Gnufse -,R E1n1REers are latu,aIfy
plaEsHa 70 know s7lz- the public Hike
heir selections as YVES shBwn by the
largest n-s1 1wo azvg' SIZE If SUBJ
s---' Fzf1ol season tickets On RECORD.
There Is eTarv incica-son that the
entire allotment fur TINS year VIII
be snln within snort Tine
There is No secret Of the sucrem
OF This unique csurss winch has
grown TRIM the ordinary ssBn.as
rEz- s112es % ane winch mt only
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

The Bszncnf Csnb ensrr~a q VERY
PLEASANT srsesnuan 1T The hazne ~
Mrx Raaph Bscxfara rnssdaw amer
nunA. 0r1- m MnG Of rsse r,eznfsrrs
wr-e In~szazt- taxing sirznEzse II tne
ssezutffnl autumn dxv srrsrz. ckil-
6sun were pn@<nz and sznus~H them-
sesres vfsA Mazszr H<nnesh's uazy-.
zs-irgs !. tine nE,i-, Mrs B2rkenrE
srrwea aslicirns ressunhrnazrs Cd sxnx-
wsuhs& cnAnaA assgAnuas ane rsssesa
srraah IN. ana rrGEnE- Asxnr cuiug
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

pleasing. w.ts7 guitar Rr-rupnrsm-r.-
The -usi csii was answered bv cur
rant events ana raEn TIM spsaszr ct
LIB E--Es-1nUn. Ii u = EnrEsey
gave al interesting AMI. Instructive
talk sn rsle Republican and Democratic
plR--urms, Refreshments zers served.
The next meeting VIII he uir.. Ms.
Trz h E,lirrt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

me messEGe af hGpe sx-ea6~a sr me
ARzEse Department cd aezlta wtirh
nuwvvsr wz-rs nEn ana woman vine
saspsrt Themselves ID Re victims -
1sass aisszse % kH-n azur run auErk
drctDrs xnc propr1erzrv remedies. C1ue
.ef cE-esr Is reasonably certain # the
patient discovers his f-ousIe aE-sy zaa
puts himself n -sae ear- M = carnpe-
tam surgeon Aat -ssis ss The orlv
cure Il gun hKrs any suspicious
luups sbaut vs.ar bsar xshich persist
ana g-.w aunt delay sur seek advice
M enre. - ssae word frasn tzse state
EHxtrn Department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

L s. Fazs of - Green S---esf End
L L EH-~sy of Bangor street VIII
lease this F-3day for Tampa and
Understandable. Fla. where they plan u
Gass Inc winter months. The La
Friday has no tah-s for them when
g. GRIMES 10 luck and --e.r Ia ~
friends wish them a piensRaf s.-.oZrn
n the sunny south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

TIE LAW eaE-- n DR. Tsnc-ipr handed
dDw-l yesterday --Rlss mai 1-,s rule ny
which q ipuge attempts - GEs me
1unUs u ne lnttEe cry ne 0rrrase NJ
gEE-:ng q fine Is an Illegal vote Tine
3ase Was una from Arrauss aek county.
l2Iax If (zf.nrzs N7rsa-H1 VERSUS ne
Eeulton Lodge u Elks ana tAls ds-
tcis7lo12 gives Judgment N E.le defendant.
The FescrzIsz- whsen was drawn nr
Assoclg-a JUSTICE tss1rEH NJ hanson
If Eaaa3s. IS as foaurE
Aetsen nj assaEnpE11 GO rv,nover S2Sz
'seFsur-es - t-ris -aur- undEr The I1EuAi
stipulation
Eric
If If tele upiuisu ae ts1e cou--
zs1a< rese z-nIs by wnlrh L WIS ar-eETT,t-
al 70 rss -4la funds II asle iuaEe for
tire purpose rf uartng : fnn NJ er-
isense II cuunEsl. WIS an illegal VOTE.
unlawful IN is origin and purpose and
wflul3y ae70ns the ppwar e rae luuEE
10 l}GSs le-Rs4zt ur r2t19v
The vote "A question l.0C1d create
Do l3asnsiTz- on me part - Ihe lodge
n rtE rlasuEzn wnB 3InrnesllA1siv
aansa his as.htar when Lac made his
check paly,assie ID < & -.beslsr- ana
winch e,ltsE.s was used IA as5nsn1 If
E72s hne y unesi5un- aes.szE.Ezl fine
END npT 93r III afEEnsa caay- gzzslis
against me lpflEe.
T'1Is payment Gf me ar--sr N snrn
circumstances Err4d ne Diversion
u The funds OF Eae loaEea far Wraict
-t.<sr-= * m wa -r-lrsx- 1R.a isz-E sxf
ne IsfasaaazI organization.
The entry viii be-
yuGg-nEuE -l- xhe Defendant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
wCNrSOR

We wish u exrscss cur t.1anks 70
our friends and neighbours fur -asir
ksntansss n Cur rerent be.,eEvsrnenr.
NIX & -dES- A-ATRECE I GREELEY.
EIIZAEE L GREELEY.
HARRIET c. GREELEY.
RANCE IL. GREELEY
N-AL z GREELEY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Mr. and Ms George Pray and
family who have been living ON
Route !. Anguish have moved their
household goods 10 the Hewins
houss- corner of Oak and Flagg
streets where they VIII make their
home n the, future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

MESS Hazel CARNEY i graduate Of
t3le AaEusra General hospital train
snE school far nurses and vino Is
taking a puss graduate COURSE al the
w0maa's hospital n View Tark c;ty.
hrs arrived n the c1iy cnr few
days Stay a. her home On Schcpi
st-eet- She u not II good hHRlta
and VIII have q few Gays vacation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

The cry ordinance prohibiting The
installing If gasuIlRs links On Ware
street. between certain points brings
=, light that fact that Il tanks ceaaid
have been placrd wfsre dealers de-
slrss. a. one spDI an Na1r street
-s1are would haze baen thrae EAsnatna
ta-1ks Within distance aT a. fact or
sal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Fred RGndlsT1e nas returned t-om
d several days business trip u Bus-
TON IN interests of the . ". AxiRms
Co White AWAY M. Randleg-e Visit
I'd II the lawrence textile mills aad
learned many Interesting things re-
garding the cut n prices and their
fcrez=zEt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

A- and Mrs. Frank Harvey ana
scn Robert VINO have been living On
Bangor Ez-aeI, LEFT Thursday morn
ing far California where they plan 10
make their home IN the future They
lived N that state 1or two Years,
previous ID going raere Tins time
and own house lot there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Fsupis rsacing On 90 ragns line
Win be pieassd - learn TINT CARS
VII be run - TnGus Eceer srezy a.
rErra1nrnErr 1f tins snRscn.s Angus
n entertainment COURSE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

M ami Mrs. L P Smart Of L4N-
e-more Fails were in the CRY this
week. calling On relatives ThEy
made the TRIP ny automobile ann
were accom- panied here by Nh
Ssna-'s mother. Mrs 0s-Nn sma-r
who mas been visiting them for a
WEEK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Judge Robert Couy uf the ARGUS
n municipal couyI has rernrnes
fran a few Gays trip 70 South Paris
where he WAS IN attendance upon the
supreme jnGicial cuurt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Mr G-aa M4s- Frank Campbell
have returned n 1aaeir hrne In Ilr-
er-nore Fails aT-sr a several days
EsEsr IN rs,is CRY Portland and Al
burn with t-aends and reiaxzrez.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Ernest Newrnm5 u North EAr-
mouth. who has bean Al the State
hospital IN TINS csry fur onsrsraEun-
mas been pronounced sane by DR. #
e. tyson. rhe superintendent and
taken anek 70 Portland ID face Ine
Charge an advertisement by larceny
ss,srn .sae Ameraran Railway Express
Co.. by wnach he haa bssn empinFs0-
Ess WIS charged with failing To make
returns On COLLECTIONS RnEing from
s. csnts 70 ST. WfiAn aryrzgnHd-
nis attorneys sntsrsd pien of not
guilty by reasua nf insanity and ne
was rarr mlfzSd 1ur obseswH<aun-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Mrs. James w Wye and hsr
daaEnrer. Mrs Grace Webster of
Chicago. IL. have ocEn n the City
far q few days The guests of Mrs
Sre's COUSIN, Mrs Alien Partridge
Court street On Thursday Mrs
ParsznaSe and her gnsx1s NsMred II
M- Nernnn tor rne any where E1sv
were gues1s Of Mrs Partridge 8
lsrsarAes. Daniel ID -eREae-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

-1is-1r. - taes=. -As guests ies- fp-
Iat-sr anlnnx- lrs- Gvde Dunn VII ne
Inc nE-z hSsfsss and LES invited tns
naezuEssrs 70 arzng their hnnnxnds and
aEre sEatAernzn.s rsrnS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Fne persunni rzx ~nsrHfscnn for
1acz in New ynssk are srss.s74.s5s-lsss
ffzn fur 1Een. seea1se NANNY wcalths
citizens swure M larEe srms In rhssr
rEzzrnz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Mrs4 CaTherane KHdler Inns unrn-
alsfHd her DUTIES nj Per-Tss festa ar
ara and Mlss saf1un il empssrnd
there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

The HumunEe Anae n IN Wzsx.r
sts-et gpszs AZ IL II. aa1rrxsar-
Adv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
III erTtuoxs Hair, Roots
and An Quickly Go,
'--Slas1-elr New Uur,s Hnrnras

- 7'-7 E5nE N a hundred wears
me -f5e-t3vA E1sarsvsssf Of g~-
sss- 2ist sts5.y hairy gsa9w-s1S aHs
= sss. t'7ss1i. The z4sw--ssslss iREr51ss.
Eal+ H''s=s ltsf aa-sseiS zsssse az me
sss,. = artuAEif rxsznrrsx rhe
hss osnsss l;s.s aslsrAsr ana uaz-ra-
IL at'esA MT aEr axsE--aaanE like
nsss 1-satsfE sietsfxat1zA. or oEs1ssr
lsszg,. @f9ts.Asi -fsT II sspn-tsSiprsuus
y =. 'liasslS. Huza-sr-sisx-r.- Let
h. 1rEatr rns-rr er-llx.E-s-. fxa1lpw
ks,s.F.s''- stss-Fzaus3unA. agIL srzzH tie
) - leu 81 sssesnE rlse s-nfsfs rtzssn-
--.Iau#4-a az isxsr -Axix.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

HzTruF Duane Eazssi IL water
r'aIie rzs n the cifF Thnfsanr af-s--
amen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Robert A Cny, division cnmmannHr
of the Department nf Maine Sans af
gss4arzrK- WIS in -AusylzrI TuesaaE
evening IN ar-AnGanne uprn q recep-
non 20 ra1e recently elected diviEian
ufssre-s wins are members NJ A c.
Pray Camp 3 M Y. and al A. c.
P-zr L-allex' Auxiliary Pray Camp
WIS tine hnsz. assisted by The
Aszx:lixr-v The iaEal division Of
scars were Frank p. Crer. sezliur vice
di~ssIun commander. Mrs. Lena
Barnr. installing sf5cerz- and Mrs.
Mabel HeazE meznber of Division
Council. Maine Division. Ladie1
auxs.sns-v. Other guests wsre r4vs-
s,u., Sesre1ary- Treasurer r. n
-crasd of Eockiana. Division P-ssi--
aerr Mrs. Alice MrEiazItiin and Past
Darsssur President NsM. Edith Wal
ace Farranrn. sssn af Pnr<1and- Dese-
rarssna rrusn Bzfh and Brunswick
were also present a daiiEhr1ui time
- r-puTf-a br Commander Cnuy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

M-z- Rafh T. Thsm9ann sf Purr-
iAna arrsrsa IN f1s casF fnnssdzr far
short s4ay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

LII Gnd MzM c. ~ EnmmauEx of
thu Cnmhnor fArm ume In Lsussssn
wednsnzay On = bunn1 min
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Rusumxgr sale 81 LIB Water street
saturday. OCT =. oEt.s- E-@.Ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

pr-.d-H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-27
WOULD SWAP BUTTER FOR CORN
Head of Danish Organization Tells Why
His Country Seeks American Market.

In connection with the plan of Den
mark to find, if possible, market in the
United States of 100000 pounds Of
Danish butter weekly, n. Porse, presi-
dent of the association of cooperative
Danish diaries, said in New York ,e-
Gently:
"on a territory of some $4,000
square miles and with population Of
little more than 100000, Denmark
has $50 dairies and produces in nor
nal times about 25o,000,0o0 pounds of
butter a year, of which we export more
than 200,0O0,000 pounds Our produC-
ton is about the same summer and
winter, so we are able to export but
ter Of the same quality in the same
quantities from the same diaries all
the 50 weeks of the year. We haye
always exported most of our butter to
England, which still takes the greater
part of our production For several
reasons, however, England does not
buy as much as formerly, and we there
fore find ourselves with surplus. We
have found new markets in France
and Belgium, in Germany and Sweden,
and this delegation has now come 20
America to investigate the possibility
of also finding market here.
u should Judge that we could spare
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-27


least were made happy Christmas time
in spite of the fact that it was an
nounced last week that there would
he no Christmas pardons issued by
Governor p. w. Clement. These were
Mrs. A. Blanco of Montpelier and Tony
Guerra of Waterbury. The latter was
released from prison probably a week
before Christmas while the former got
home in time to be with her children
at Christmas time. There are tour
children in the latter family who have
been in care of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Neill at the city farm since their
mother was sent last summer to the
state prison for Illegal liquor traffic.
They have changed materially in that
length of time and are now ready to
90 into clean home. Their father
is in the west suffering with tuber-
culosis. Mr.. Guerra was convicted also
of illegal handling of liquor.
Carl, the seven onth-old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tinkham, died
at their home on Ewing street Sunday
afternoon following a short illness.
The fire department was called to
the Clough tenement house on st. Paul
street Saturday afternoon for chin
ney fire. They found the chimney
plugged with debris. The department
was called to the\Dudley block Sundas
afternoon for chimney fire. Persons
coming into Montpelier Sunday eve
ming saw indications of rubbish that
had been on fire near Joseph Derry's,
but apparently nothing serious had oc-
Cured for the department was not
called upon for. any assistance.
The first cold day and night of the
winter was experienced Saturday night
and Sunday with the result that the
trains on the railways running into
Montpelier were all late. as is gener
ally expected when the first cold DAYS
of the winter reach this climate. The
afternoon express Saturday on the
Central Vermont railway was about
three hours late, reaching Burlington,
due first to late connections at White
River Junction. followed by tender
trouble so that freight engine was
placed on the train at Montpelier juno
ton and then slow time was made
to st. Adams. The southbound eve
ming train was over an hour late, due
to engine trouble. The engine would
not steam. A freight train also gave
some trouble and Sunday morning the
paper train experienced some of this
kind Of trouble due to having to help
a freight at Roxbury, which made the
train an hour late and then when it
reached the Junction the water line |
from the tender to the engine had fToz
on and had to be thawcd out before
The train could leave tho station. The !
and Wells River railroad |
had some trouble but most of it was
due to the connections.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-27

about 100000 pounds week for export
to America. We are more anxious to
arrange for exports to this country be-
cause our imports from the United
States have reached great proportions,
For the first eight months of this year
we have imported about S60,000000
worth of goods from the United States.
The Danish farmers are, in some re-
speots, among Americas best custom
ers Nearly all our harvesting ma
chinery, tractors, etc, are imported
from over here We buy most of your
cotton seed cakes and meal. We buy a
large percentage of your corn. In 1916
IS per cent on one fourth of your to-
tai export OF corn went to Denmark
For one thing. despite the added
cost of ocean freight and the duty, the
ultimate cost TO the American public
will not be prohibitive. For example.
it costs little more to ship butter from
Denmark to New York than it does to
ship it by rail from Minnesota to New
York. And it must be borne in mind
that the Danish product is always of
the highest quality and does not vary.
Every pound of butter exported from
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-27
EAST CALAIS

Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Dwinell visited
their son. DR.. Franklin Dwinell, in
Bradford recently.
Z. z. Brown had the misfortune to
lose one of his large gray horses the
last of lost week.
Mrs. Lila Lamb and son, Merle, are
stopping for a while in North Montpel-
Ter with Leon Ellis,
DIR. o. Barr of Barre was business
visitor in town the last of the week.
Herbert Roya is quite i'll with pneu-
monia.
Florence Wheelock and Neal Gray
were in Marshfield Saturday.
Gardner Daley is home from Brat
tleboro, where he is attending school.
The pupils of the East Calais pri-
mary school prepared a package Of
busy work for little Alberta Eldred to
be sent her Christmas.
Misses Irene and Helen Peck Of
Montpelier are at the home of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Peck, for
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Dwinell were re-
cent visitors in North Montpelier.
The pupils of the East Calais school
sold sl2 worth of tuberculosis stamps.
Madam Bumpus and Mrs. Leon
Bumpus were visitors in North Calais
recently.
Mrs. Nern Wheeler was a business
visitor in Montpelier on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs John Quinn were in
Montpelier the last Of the week