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A v IL

Pc aceasta Gale avizam pc tot:
membrii societatii ,,Hora UniriI,
din Highland Park, Michigan,
cum ca pc Dumineca, Iunie
1920 fiecare mcmbru apartinator
socictatii noastre ,,Hora Unirii''
sa sc prczintc la localul dOmnullli
Jacob Tudor, prcsehintele. soaie-
tatii la No. 3O22 Orleans Street,
lla Padure), la orcle 1880. a. m.
conform h0tirirei din arlunarea
de comitet din 23 Maiu 1920, pen
tru a pntca lua partc la mantle
starea, sl'rorei societati ,,Destaagev
ta-te Romine' din Detroit, Nj
chigan.l
81 suntem aproapc' crczatori ca
fratii mcmbrii mi vor trece eli
scderea avizuli nostRu.
Ann ranaas salutindu-vS. Gu fra
teasca, dragoste.
In numclc societatii ,,Hpra T.
nlrii'' din Nighhnd Park, Mich. !:
Jacob TadoE, pres.
]. n. lGsamt,t secretar.
(26r27)
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NEAJUNSURI DE STOMAC 81
T. A. E. DE B. w.

Zllelc end neajunsuriIe de sto-
mae erau prvite ca I'm duSman
invicibil au trecut. Ele pcrd in
totdeauna. Puternicul lor dusman
Trincr's American Elixir of Bit
ter Wine, le rlrpc pnterca orr
cInd i-sc da oportunitatea. Tri,
ner's American Elixir of Bitter
Wine bate bolile de stomac, 81
in totdeauna cistiga lupta, pentru
ca .putcrea eli este de neintrecut.
Ccle mai bune buruieni amarc,
iradacini. 81 coji- de valoare me-
dIcinala emincnta au fost alesc
pentru formula acestui remediu,
81 reZnltatul c ca nici odata nu
a dat gres. Activeaza Gle IMMUNE
in toate cazurilc cind al neajun-
suri de stomac, constipatie, apa-
tit slab, durcri de cap, etc. ii.
Timers Angelica Bitter Tonic c
alt remediu execelnt. Ell reclad :
ste sanatatea Sdruncinata 81 ST,
mnleaza organcle digestive la lii
cru. Este de mare valOarc la con
.valescenta. Farmacistul orr vim
zatorul de medicinal are acesic
rcmcdinri. - Joseph Trincr Co,
l333-43 So. Ashland Avcnnc,
Chicago. LII. (Adv1.
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G o N v o G A r E +.

Socictatca romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Albina" din New Cast
;e, Pa, convoaca Pc toti membrii
sal de lua parte la sedinta lu-
nara. gcncrala. care va avea loc
.Dimineca, 6. Iunic 1920. Desch.
ilcrea scdintei va fl la orelc 1.3O
dllpa ameazi. Punctul eel mai i'm
pOrtant va Fl alegerea nouilor
funetionari pc periodul al doilca
Ill anului 1920. Tot odata va Il
81 darea de scama Pc luna Maiu.,
prccum 81 alte puncte Importance
de rezolvat. !.
Deci pentru binele 81 fnaintarea,
societatii noastrc ,,Albina toti
fratii membrii sunt de0bligati a.
iua parte la aceasta sedinta
Toti acei frati membrii care nj
vor avca scllzc bine motivate, sc
vor pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numele socictatii ,,Albina"
din New Castle, Pa:
Grigorie Creanga, pressed.
Avisalcm A. Suciu, secret. I.
(26-27)
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Daca vrei sd mergi acasa de-
adreptul pc la CONSTANTA sau
pc orr care alta Gale, du-te prin
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
Daca vrei sa' trimiti bani acasa
in modul eel mai sigur 81 mai
ieftin, trimitc prin
Henry J. Schnitzer State Bank
Daca al de. gind sa-ti aduci far
milia la America aduti-o prin
Henry J. schnitzer State Bank
Daca vrci sa capeti informa-
tiuni cinstite referitor la toate
afaccrilc D-tale, tnu scria la nj
meni altul de cit la
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
de oarc ce (1x6)
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
a existat multi timp inainte de
&C san inmultit agcntii ca ciu-
percilc pc vremc dc ploaie.
Henry J. schnitzer State Bank
exista inca acuma, cind nnul ci-
te unul acesti agenti au inceput
sa Sc prapadeasca 81
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
va exista 81 in viitor cind toatc
aceste agentii care au avut de
scop de a jefui pc bietii oameni
de avutul lor cu asa greu agoni-
sit, vor fl disparut Gu totul.
Deci daca nu vrei sd fl 1nselat
81 purtat GU vorba, atunci nu ia
&C afaceri de cit Gu:
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/ N v I 7 A R F..

Socictatea romina de ajutor 81
cnltlra ,,DeSteapta-te Romlne'
din Detroit, Michigan, are onoa-
rea de a invita- pc toate surorlle
societati, onor. parochii 81 clu,
burr, precum 81 pc toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 din jur de a Ina
parte la petrccerea mpreunat;l
GU dams, manifcstatie 81 teatru,
;care va avea loc Dlpmineca 6 Iu-
ME 1920, in. cunoscuta hala "A
'rion" din 375 Chenc. corn Chest
nut Street.
l. ProgramM Manifestatiei:
Fratilor membrii! l4a orcle 1870
p. m. toti membrii 81 membrele
rsns nllmitei socictati stunt Sc
intruni la hala Chcne din CSC
Monroe 81 Meci 81 snrorile socie-
TAFT: ,,Hora Unirii' 81 .,Banatea-
ma" precum 81 ..Bucopineana 81
Satmareana" imprcuna Gu MEM
bril- dior sunt a sc intruni la sus
numitul loc, la care find rugatc
Gle "a participa i'll corpore la de-
flare 81 petrecere, aratind lumei
ca 81 moi ne putem intclege ca
rom1ni adcvaratiin organizatiuni.
Drapelelc solicitation dupa We
chime i'm fruntc GU functionarii 81
membrii lor 81 in fruntea convo-
iului presedintcle aranjator GU
caluserii secietatii ,,Desteapta-te
Romine''
=. Convoiul Sc va forma la ORE
lie p. m. 81 va pancurge pc stra-
zile Monroe, JOS Campau, Laffae-
tie, Ellemwood, Aidar 81 Fran
kiln pima la Chene Street, de un-
de vom llla carul Dawson 81
Crosstown pima la Rioppelle Str.
acolo sc va aranja convoiul pc
Rioppelle la Car Shop, pima Ia
Ferry 81 pc Russell pima la Cross
town, de, 'unde vom lua carul in
9arat la nala.
3. La ore}c 3 p. m. intrarea III
hala 81 cuvint de dcschidere a
petreceri din partca prcsedinte-
lui, aranjator d-nul loan G. Pc
frnv,.iu
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Programul de seara:

AAV0AS~AAAAA SAS. oSSSA 0s
La Orele $50 Sc va incepc vor-
bire din partea presedintelui so
citatii, d-nul loan Nuica 81 prin
mai multe vorbiri a presedinteliii
aranjator, la care Sc va arata in
semnatatea zilei prezente, 81 tot
iodata vor vorbi 81 functionarii
isurorilor Socictati ca oaspeti, fl
ind insinnati la presedintele a.
ranjator.
Z 4. Dnpa vorbiri va incepe a Sc
juca Calusernl 81 Batuta 81 mai
mlllte jocuri rationale, sub con-
ducerca tinarului vatav membrll
d-nul Victor Farcas.
5. Teatrul sub condncerea di-
rcctornlui d-nul Alexandra NJ.
Popa. Piesa ,,Distrasii'' comedie
lntr 'un act.
p f r s, @ A. N f Il r
Maiorul Maierlasi, l-nnl Ia
nasie Bahia.
Calpitannl Popescu, d-nul loan
Tolcea.
Eugeniu, fiul. capitannlui, d-nul
Sfetozar LcscOvici.
Carolina, flea Maiornlui, d-ra
Draghina Jidov.
i 6. Declamatia: Andreiu Mura-
sanu din anul 1848, drclamata
de d-nul Alexandra M. Popa. .
Z. Cintarea: Toarce lelea.
Pretll Gle intrare: Domnii 70,
Damele so cent?.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gil ma
re multumita 81 sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va, Fl asOrtat ell ccie
mai gustoase mincari 81 baaturi
recoritoare.
Venitul curat al accStai pctre-
ceri Sc va ah;b.pga la fondM So
c;etatii.
Muzica- vcstitului loan AM
brns tata, va distra pnblicnl Gu
cclc mai frumoasc arii de dams
81 cintecc rationale 81 stra:ne.
4 Deci in spcranta ca toti fratii
Romir6 din loo 81 din jur ne vor
da tot sprijinul dior. partici-
pind intr'un nlmar cit 81 poatn
de. mare la, aceasta petrGere pi-
ma la revedere am ramas salutin.
DIVA cu dragostc frateasca:
Cqmitetul aranjator.
n. B. -. Deci facem cnnoscui
, la toti memhrii 81 membrele so.
cietatii ,,Desteapta-1e R,mfne'
eli fiecare este deobligat a Ina
Ealte, la aceasta defilare 81 pc.
4 tsrcre la caz MI vOr veni, vol
1 nlat: fiqeare 81 care ,a i:7si.
(25-26)
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GRABITI PIMA MAI STUNT.

Procuratl-va Fotgrafia Eroinei
della Jiu 81 Marasesti, Locotenent
Ecaterina Teodoriu. Pretul 25c.
D. POPESCU,
54O7 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O..
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
American Legion

The American Legion Post, No. 181,
held its regular meeting Tuesday, Feb.
3rd, with a large membership present.
The meeting marks the close of a
membership drive, which proved a big
success. The post now has about $50
members, and when all teams are
heard from the number will be around
the 200 mark.
A paper from California Post was
read urging favorable resolutions on
plans to have Congress appropriate
land in Southern California for
ranches for ~ex-service men and build
a canal from California river to irri-
gate this land. This Post heartily
backs up the prorosition and Congress-
men from this State will be notified,
and asked 20 support the bill.
The French High Commission plans
to award diplomas to relatives of de-
ceased soldiers from this vicinity thru
the Legion on February 22nd. The
Legion has secured only three names
so far, but desires any further infor-
nation, and does not wish to over
look anyone. Names should be sent
to G. R. Bond, Riverside Club, Penns
Grove. Appropriate exercises will De
held. Prominent men of New Jersey
will preside. The awards viii be
made at the Broad Theatre.
The Legion's next meeting will be
held on Tuesday, February 18th, and
plans for a Memorial Home will be
discussed. All ~ex-service men are rc-
quested to be present.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
No Exceptions to Borough Budget
Continued from page /

Continued from page /
The selection of a police force was
taken up.
The Mayor named A. B. Houseworth
for Chief Marshall and J. B. Harbeson,
CLYDE Byrd and G. r. Russell as as
si&ants. The vote on confirmation
was a tie.
Houseworth and Harbeson were then
named as applicants for Chief Mar
shall and the vote being a tie, House.
worth was chosen, the Mayor casting
the deciding vote in his favor.
MIR. Harbeson was then named and
confirmed as Assistant Marshall.
Byrd and Marshall were also named
as assistants, but Council failed to
confirm them, the vote being a tie and
Z further action was laid over.
Mr.. Pyne again objected to the ap-
pointment of men on the force who
also hold the office of Constable, his
contention being that they would be
likely to be taken off of Borough SER
vice at any time to perform some duty
as Constable outside of the Borough.
Elwood Biddle, L. Davis, William
Luckenbill, w. E. VanAusten and
Claud Ward were appointed special
officers without pay.
Edw. Newkirk vas appointed special
officer for duty at the Broad Theatre.
Engle Pedrick was appointed truant
officer.
The corner of South Broad Street
and Maple Avenue is a very danger
Gus place for traffic and accidents are
of frequent occurrence. In order to
safeguard the public Abe Green was
appointed a special officer without
pay for this particular point.
Tuesday night, 10Th was fixed upon
7 to hear argument on the trolley-jitney
question by the Chamber of Commerce
committee.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
A Chamber of Commerce Meeting

Gentlemen
1t has been stated the Traction Co.
or some of it's officials called the meet
ing to discuss the trolley and jitney
question. We wish those concerned to
distinctly understand that neither the
Traction Company nor any of its Of
fcials had anything to do with the call
ing of this meeting. The first knowl-
edge that we had of this meeting was a
message sentsto us by one of the prom
inent members of the Chamber of Com
merce that such a meeting was being
held and they wished us to be repre-
scented and be prepared to give certain
information if asked for. After re-
ceiving this first message we received
formal notice from the Secretary of
this meeting and in addition to that,
two different members of the Chamber
of called us on the telephone
the day the meeting was held urging
us to attend this meeting without fail
in order to be able to give the meeting
information if called upon.
We are extremely fattered to think
that some of the people believe that
we have influence enough in Penns
.1rove to call a meeting of this kind,
however, such is not the case.
Yours very truly,
Salem & Penns Grove Traction Co.
H. c. Berry.
Penns Grove, N. j., February 18th, 1920.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
An Ordinance Relating To The Taxes For The
Year 1920

Be it ordained " the Township Committee of h Township of 0ldmans,
County of Salem, that there's shall be assessed raised by taxato M collected
fol he yea 1920. the sun OF SEVEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED TWENTY
44100 DOLLARS $732O44), for the purpose OF meeting the appropriations set
in the following tatement Of resources n appropriations for the fiscal
veal 1920.
AMOUNT OF SURPLUS REVENUE 49,. 80. =. .si,a2o4t
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
WOODSTOWN

William H. Matlock, who will have
a vendue on Thursday, February 18th,
born and has resided IS years on
his farm at Courses Landing. He
lived at Penns Grove about five years.
With this exception he has lived all his
life on the homestead. He will make
his home in S~harptown.
Woodstown and Pilesgrove ex-ser-
vice men have applied 10 national
headquarters for a charter, and upon
receiving same will organize an Amer
lean Legion Post.
A number of citizens appeared be-
fore the Board of Education at their
meeting last week against the use of
the public school building for dances.
After hearing the objection, the Board
passed a resolution by a unanimous
vote prohibiting the use of the school
building for dancing.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13

Manager Schwefger consistently adj
heres to his idea of an all picture show
at the Broad Theatre and continuous
good audiences attest that his plan
pleases the public. In addition to fur
nishing good entertainment pictures
have an educational value that the or
binary vaudeville performance does
not possess. Next weeks program
bears the anne of some of the very
best screen artists and the pictures are
of the highest order. Tonight, "Re-
claimed is the title of the leading
picture and Saturday afternoon and
evening Anita Stewart will be seen in
"Mind the Paint Girl" Manager
Schweiger received the highest praise
last week for giving his patrons an
opportunity to see "The Miracle Man."
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
AMUSEMENTS
The Riverside

Tonight, Friday and Saturday night
Al Jennings will appear in one of his
famous pictures of wild western live
during the lawless days, entitled, "The
Outlaws Heart" On the first three
days of next week Louise Glaum's
great picture of "The Lone VOLTS
Daughter" will be shown. These high
grade pictures are in addition to good
vaudeville every night. Tonight you
can also have the pleasure of listen
ing to a fine male AMI female quar-
tet and seeing the acts of one of the
greatest jugglers in the country.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
The Globe

Manager Grace continues to hand
out the best kind of vaudeville to the
patrons of the Globe and appreciat-
ion of his efforts are shown by good
houses. Some of the single acts the
past week have alone been worth the
price of admission. He changes the
program twice a week with an entire
new show and pictures. Popular prices
prevail.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13

Word was received by David Parkell,
ST., of Canton that his youngest bro
Their, Charles, was instantly killed by
an electric train at a crossing, near
Westville, Saturday night, about $40
o'clock. Deceased was a former res
ident of Salem county.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given hat he following Local Budget and Tax Ordinance
were approved by the Township COMMITTEE of h Township of Oldmans, County
of Salem,o on Tuesday, February Bird, 1920
A hearing on the budget n tax dinan will pc held in Red Mems Hail.
Saturday, February 21t, 1920, a 1 o'clock P N, at whc tim an place OBJ
jectons to the said budget and tax ordinance may be presented y m taxpayer
Of Odmans Township.
This Budget shall constitute. he Tax Ordinance.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
Budget Hearing
UPPER PENNS NECK TOWNSHIP

Notice is hereby given hat a hearing will be held b thu ms CON,
of he Township OF Upper Penns Neck at its regular meeting place, in
said Township, at s P M, on Monday, February 10TH, 1920 a which time and
place all persons interested may attend n object to thu budget for 1920 here
approve by said Committee.
Township Clerk.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
NOTE OF

wish to thank the Penns Grove
Fire mpa for responding so
promptly, and the noble work they ac-
compIished in getting the fire under
control in such a short time.
F. r. Bay1ey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
EAST MONTPELIER

Albert Mcknight, Charles Levarn
way, Eugene Sployd, Leslie Lang, Phil
Up Bean and Henry kelton went on
fishing trip TO Joe's pond last Fri
day. A fair catch was reported.
Lee Chandler was in Montpelier Fri
day on business.
VIII LaPoint has purchased the L. B
Weaver place and will take posses ior
early in October
The East Montpelier items appeared
last Saturday in a new locality, East
Randolph, but no doubt the usual read
ers found the familiar names and rec.
ognized them.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelton and Mr..
and Mrs. Olive Fifield were in Barre
Monday
Clifford Perry of Barre is a frequent
visitor in this place. experimenting the
repairs on the building he recently
purchased Of G. T.. Andrews
Mrs. MAY X Foster of North Hamp-
ton hospital, \. H., is visiting at Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kelton's.
Lee Chandler was business visitor
in Barre Saturday.
Mrs Carrie Hsmmett Cole from
Florence, Mass, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry kelton.
Jupiter and Saturn, which have been
giving us so much pleasure as evening
stars. are now so low in the west that
they can only be seen with difficulty.
Mars is still seen in all its brilliancy,
and during the first days of this
month will be accompanied by dou
bic golden star.
Parties from Barre and Montpelier
are frequent visitors to the raspberry
fields in and around East Montpelier
They return to their homes with pals
trimming with luscious fruit This is
surely a bumper year for the delicious
berries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
CAN'T BEAT "TIZ"
WHEN FEET HURT
'TiE" for sore, tired, pufted-up,
aching, ealloused feet
or corns.

You can be happy footed in mo.
ment. Use Til and never suffer with
tender, raw. burning. blistered. swollen.
tired. smelly feet Tx and only
"Tiz~ takes the pain and soreness out
Of corns. esllouees and bunions.
As soon as you put your feet in a
Tx" bath, you Just feel the happiness
soaking in How good your poor. old
feet feel They want 10 dance for JOY.
Til" i grand. "Tiz" instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
put up your feet and cause sore. "a
famed aching. sweaty. smelly feet
Get = box II Tx At any drug
store or department store. Get instant
foot relief. Laugh a. foot sufferers
who complain. Because your feet are
never. never going TO bother or make
YOU limp any more.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
WAITS RIVER

Miss Dorothy Carter of Milwaukee
Wis, who has been visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. j. +. Carter, few weeks
left to join her mother at Sutton.
Frank H. Craig left Thursday for
his home in kewaee. Ill.
Mrs. Lucy Wiltshire of Bradford i
visiting her sister, Mrs Will Hood
for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. White of East
Topsham called on friends here Tues
day.
Ernest Batten returned last week
to Meredith. y. II.
Mrs +. ;. Locke and son. RAYMOND
and Miss Winona Sanborn, left Mon
day for a few days visit with rela-
tives in Lowell, Mass.
L. T. WEIGH has moved into Els
worth Waterman's house in this vii.
lage
Mr. Lsing of Burlington spoke quite
well of the anti-saloon league issue at
the church Sunday evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

| Miss Charlotte Pecor of the junction
house spent Wednesday in Brattleboro
| Leon Straw is spending few day
al Lake Morey.
Mrs. Il. q. Harder OF Winchester, N
H., is visiting at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Fred Darrell, of Cascad
nae avenue.
There was a very interesting game
OF baseball played Wednesday after.
noon on the Lebanon baseball grounds
between the Claremont and the Leb-
anon teams. The score was two to one
in favor of Lebanon. The two teams
were very evenly matched and there
was not a run made until the first half
of the fourth inning And in the last
half of the fifth the Lebanon team
scored two runs. There was large
number OF people present, close on to
a thousand and about one hundred au-
tomcbles. The battery for Lebanon
was Horan and Middleton, and for
Claremont, Barrett and Carlton.
Miss Knox of Manchester, n. H..
spent Tuesday with Mrs Fred II. Per
kins of Union street and left for home
this morning
DIR. and Mrs. Pitman Of New Haven.
Conn, are spending their vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas o,Neill of Maple
street
Clint Brewster with few of the
members of the Odd Fellows, made an
official visit on the lodge of Odd Eel
lows of Post Mills on Wednesday eve
ming.
Rev. H. L. Thornton and his father.
Joseph Thornton, of Rockville. Conn,
were visitors in Lebanon Wednesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
NORTH MONTPELIER

I Lewis Chandler lost a valuable mare
and colt in the thunder storm las,
Thursday night They were struck
while in the pasture.
MIR. and Mrs. Van Bennett took an
auto trip through New Hampshire last
week.
Miss Hattie Johnson visited her cous
in. Mrs. Attridge, in Plsinfeld last
week
Mrs. John Emery was visiting
friends and relatives in Calais a part
of last week.
The young ladies are rehearsing a
play to be given in the near future.
The lightning struck Leon Ellis
horse barn last Thursday, tearing off
some shingles and clspboards, but fail
ing to set II sfire.
Mrs. Dell Carr has gone 10 visit her
people in Canada for two weeks.
Mrs. Lucy HolIister was the week
end visitor of Mr.. and Mrs Hebert
Guyette.
Fayette Cutler of Barre was in town
this week putting in foundation for
two monuments soon Y be erected in
the cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Furbushi and
family of Boston are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Furbushi's brother, Arch
Iamphere.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Hammett and Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Templton Of Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
FAIRLEE

Wynona camp will furnish must,
et church sery ices Sunday Each Sab
bath during August there win he spe
cisl music furnished by the camps.
The Ladies union furnished supper
for the Wynons girls Monday
W c. Ordway has been obliged "a
give mp work At the market. Elwyn
Lamott j. back again helping cut for
q time
Miss Evelvn lcack Who i al the
Mary Hitchcock hospital. Winooski. j.
getting along nicely and i expected
home soon.
Mrs G. H. Mum is entertaining Miss
Nd ullou1 from Ortonville. MINI.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Moure and Nr.
and Mrs. VIII Chapman 1t At Whip
pOor-will cottage, Lake Mercy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05

good one. There will be parade il
the morning, and races and a bal
game in the afternoon Watch TO
particulars later. On Wednesday an,
Thursday evenings there will also be
drama presented by home talent. Sun
day, the closing day, will be marked
by union service in the Congrega
tional church in the morning and on,
in the Lower Cabot church in the aft
ernoon.
| f. A. Wales of Morrisvlle was il
town over Sunday.
George Currier was a guest OF
friends in Colebrook, N. H., over Sun
day.
A quiet wedding tool, place at the
home of George Crane Sunday eve.
ming, when Clarence Parker of Phila
delphia and Miss Margaret Hancock
of this town were united in marriage
by Rev. +. L. Goddard
| season visited this vicinity last Thurs
| day Shower followed shower from
o'clock that afternoon until 10 o'clock
the next morning Not much damage
was done, however,; the lightning only
striking a tree near the windmill of
G. +. Harvey.
Next Sunday at 10 o'clock a. NJ and
7'30 o'clock p. m. community services
will be held in the chautauqua tent on
the village common. DIR. Frederick
Poole of the chautauqua company has
consented to speak on The Life in
China" DIR. Poole has lived among
the Chinese people for % years, and
knows them, their habits, customs and
life. His address viii be undoubtedly
most inspiring and illuminating
Everybody should come to hear him.
The early corners will be given the
best seats of vantage from the plat
form. A specially selected orchestra
will furnish music for the two services,
and some special numbers will be rem
dered, both instrumental and vocal.
Don't forget the annual Sunday
school picnic to be held Friday, August
-, under the auspices of the Metho !
dist church. All members of the Con. |
Sunday school are cordial
ly invited to join with us in the frolics
and recreation of that day. A very
program is being arranged,
which will be announced later.