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MATERIAL TO MAKE POWER
ALCOHOL IN SOUTH SEAS
London Publication Says pocioc
islands C"uid Manufacture I.uci
for IcntIr. Wort,I

iT'''i ''N. oct. l'.-There Is enough
raaw material for the manufacture or
oVV"o'V"p gallons OF power alcohol
scaFIy ~ the Pacific Islands. parti.
- f!Ji and with that from Bril-
IN EASY Africa and kenia COLON.
inc total requirements OF the world
'"r,d Dc met. says the Autocar.
me three raw materials contain.
p."t.u are maize. caSsava and sugar
'HHc' ana * IS estimated tha, tbc
ooSt OF these crops would he sucb
a. 70 enable the raw material for :,
Ea!ioh OF power alcohol 10 hc avail.
ahlc az l2 cents.
Ne periodical estimates that at,or
~ '"R IN" cost OF transportation mo
.."' t"uId be marketed over here -,
suu' N'icht OF 62 cents per gallon.
,'''' .''.' non. II Is reported to num-
t hp' more than 1900 votes h,s
no representation in the nrcscnt AZ
stinbiE and is not expected To m,,st. :
sahlc'cnt strength 10 gain a seat in
these elections :"
Austria. Ike many 90 ia.
."tts OF Europe. has provided IN
mr. election laws against mo lac,
vote. y certain number Of votes ~
,HI'''" 10 give mandate" thar i
:" eject :; member IN" surplus va; :.
,'r member, II any. is thrown iutu
t"h"ral noo! The POOL is dIyiIcI
a1,;i, y' .."'"'" VI: 10 the parties and
itn.'l1ha. members o: the Assembly
'cu through IL. IT Is cstirnnrcJ
( mat the new Assembly VIM thms l't ~
, gwen nf;.cn more members W.
( the present body '"'H
IS provided that the Woman
hnt's snail be cast on ballnta "a,
-."ct"hi character this year in nrd.,
~ 1't''hlIi" party aflillutiou
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AUSTRIAN REPUBLIC HOLDS
SECOND NATIONAL ELECTION
[By Associated Press. !

VIENNA, Oct .lG.-The voters OF
Austria will ballot tomorrow for
members OF the National Assembly
only. No other Federal Offices are
involved.
1t will be the second Parliament of
the Austrian republic and will come
into being in February. 1921.
The present Assembly consists OF
eighty-one Social Democrats, seven
ty-ninc Christian Socialists and ,Wcn-
ty-six Crosse Deutsch deputies. Pre-
re. "a 1924 5l23456 l23i562345
election estimates OF leaders do not
indicate any radical change in the
proportionatc strength of the two
gain from both by the center or
Crosse Dcutsch party. The various
little parties or groups of which there
are some five or six without repre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
BY MORTON G. TIIAIH MEIS,
Real Estate Auctionccr.
MORTON q. TIIAI.iIMER,3
Commissioners Auction Sale
Brick Flats, No. 2O2I W. Cary St.


OCTOBER 2 1e2b
q r. NJ.
gnning east
Is
an
TERMS pay
and
OF
he
he the
Specla Com oncr
bondrc of tho
m
o
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DESPITE PROCLAMATION
IRISH CONTINUE TO DEPART
Slim Fem Decree Prohibiting Immi-
.rn'i"n Has Little Eject, People
Asking, for Passports Dnily

IlI.hI.IN. OCT iG-Thc REORGANIZATION
o! pai! E.r"aun prohihitinE cmigra-
ton has only had a Slight effect. and
the American consulate is daily deal
iuH with applications Tor passports.
On landing OF IN" cunsuFs office
the pan decree is displayed forbid
dung The emigration Of Ir!shinnn OF
mi.ltary axe. ANA 81 al! citizens OF
the irish republic without the written
consent ~ Dall Elrcan
Intending "ruiErants are alppnsed
20 apply 20 tn" loca! Siun Fem {us.
tees, giving their reasons 10! leaving
ireland, aud fun explanations must
De forwarded q" iur fvpub.lcau ,um.
tho applications 10 tine American CON.
sui. most Of them however, '-o,u
women From ZOO - lou DO The DALI
average Th.rd-c.aes passages n
New York are said 10 be-, honE.d 10,
months ahead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
FARM PRODUCTS LEAD IN
DOWNWARD PRICE TREND
Drop i'm Foodstuffs During Scptcm.
Der Reported to BE 1915
Per Cent.
SUGAR DUE ANOTHER DROP
Price RcccsSions Continue Una
batcd on Wholesale Commodities.
All Essentials for Eating Much
Lower, Merchants Declare.

WASHINGTON. ID. CIR Oct. 10
Government reports indicate that farm
products are leading in the down
ward price sweep, average price re-
duction on foodstuTs being 1876 per
cent during September.
Prices paid the farmer on October
throughout the United States aver
aged, according to the Agriculture De-
partmcnt, as follows:
White potatoes, 81 S. per bushc T..
S~cc, potatoes. sl.6l per hushcl: APP
pies. Si.3a per bushel; butter, 54l
cents per pound; eggs. SOL ceats per
dozen: chickens. 26.4 cents per pound.
and wheat. s2.14 per oushel.
Retail prices of $50 other COM
nlodi;ics sun are on the downgrade.
government; reports show.
Numerous expressions of opinion
by high government officials indicate
that price declines already recordc,T
are resardcd as the beginning of a
permanent decline in the general cost
% living.
Secretary OF the Treasury Houston
IS one who believes the crest Of high
prices has been reached II may take
years. however. for the general a.
cline TO complete its cycle, Houston
said.
Governor Harding. Of the Federal
Reserve Board. is another official who
has expressed the belief that the DE-
cline represents the beginning OF
permanent readiustmcnt in prices.
The decline now has increased the
value OF the dollar nearly Is cents.
government records show. The dol
lar now is worth approx imately 81
cents. compared with its pre-war
1914 purchasing power. Two months |
ago the dollar stood for only 81
cents. Whether the price declin. !
viii reach 1914 levels is uncertain. |
officials say. The general level af !
prices, however, is expected to come |
very close TO pre-war status.
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Price Recession. Continue.

NEW YORK. oct. IG-Prlce reces.
s!ons or wholesale commodities con-
i.aue undated in New York. accord
ing 10 nuancia! experts in their
weekly reviews here today.
bradstree;s trade report indicated
e d:op o: lac per cent In the weekly
tood index, while Dun's review listed
n:;y-hYe commodities showing de-
cilaes agalns; twenty-five showing
increases.
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Sugar Due Anoth-r Drop.

PITTSBURGH PA. oct. l6.-Sugar
now selling AZ an average of Il
cents q pound, is due Tor turtle.
drop. The purchasing agent Of Donc.
hoes, Inc, operating chain stores
here, said today. Two months age
this product sold IN many loca!
stores at % cents pound The de-
crease is ascr.--l to. i,ne huge sup
p.y forced OFT Of. the market hy los
ing spectators.
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BY G l. & II. l. DENOON. INC,
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Medium Size Dwelling
No. 8O1 North Twenty-.Eighth St.

BY virtue of
required do will Public premises
OCTOBER
oC NJ,
and
l.. Trustee
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Essentials Go Down.

CHICAGO, Oct. lG.-Commoditics az
tected here by the price cutting wave
sweeping the country include all as
sentiais for eating. according 10 mcr-
chants today. Commodities which
experienced declines include: Butter,
down cents; eggs, cent; potatoes.
so cents bushel: sugar. l cent n
pound; coal. 80 cents to 81 ton at
the mine; pianos, 10 10 % per cent;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
EIGHTH WIFE OF FORMER
CHAMP GRANTED DIVORCE
,,I.' Srlhy, known in Ring A,
~" Mr'"y. WIfrIrss again
FROM Courts t,tI.,,,

~ ASi ELt.S. oct lG-Ann,b.-
cp,'' ~ N" matrimonial cxn..ri
81 Hornan Sclhy. better known
PROF. 80 McC"y. former boxer AID
h..o n"tIon pictur" actor hSi
TN concluded today with ,he rr. ,"'
81 - !, HlE"rc" 10 Carmen Br1wdc >
'.Tr ~, ms eighth VIE. "'''
If r[,,i 'i"H w! get another wifi.
S"n Si'd Perhaps i, %GmiI ;1"ch :
i6neth' re-; Of community" N ."tIri
INC deere" vas grau,.d
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Han on SOFT Conf It,,,.,

NEW YORK oct ~ n''''
! ~ ntdd'hg I'll. usc Of sof, c,ai ,"r "a, Us
.''simb 81 apartment hou.cH vii va,
~, enforced under prcscn, cnnri,i 49, ~
iloh'th Commissioner Copeinns
i,rbs todAy More than 700 land
i"'"H rave appealed 10 the coal Pc
n'l bureau OF tho health dc,nr,,,.
,"F iuei. because %! their inahiIi,,
70 obtain winter coal SUNNY ~,
commissioner stated '"'
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10 rDII = 49,. Vrt lG--Vu. nrI,,,
v.qsciu ~ noble al! Sh!pplnr -,
the ion.I 'G Giii, ior CUBS, rcce'vcdi ed" ht
dayS $50. mas bcsn r""aI I"icc ""
10 T't i.r"" Kyle. tak!nr ~
w. qba' IS schodu!.d H. 80 '",Eo
VS. W.T.. rci "nsr@'e9 ny 'be Munspn Linn a..
in"iE mad. by ia. Mu"ng ,''ranE.
,'h EA."n banks for The ~, p,"n..
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KeppeI Get, pnst In rnri.

W ASHlNTTDN, oct. lt-FroJo,irb
y. keppel- director Of foreign opcra.
tions OF the American Red Cross, ana
for time during the war an Assist.
ant Secretary Of War, was chosen Ia.
day by the Chamber Of Cornincrc. a,
tine Cnited States TO be IN. AmcrH
can administrative commissioner a
the Paris headquarters Of the newI,
formed International Chamber o,
Commerce
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Oy.rnuhscribc CcrtiGcutr..

WASHTNGTON- Dot lG-'TOf..l euI,-
scriptions 20 the last issue Of Treas
my. certificates maturing March IL.
1871 amounted to !ls5.O7G.5On, Sec.
The amount offered vas 800 Gnh igD
OF Whereabouts. and the total aiunllni
u subscriptions allotted was sI23
252,500.
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sentation in the Parliament. seem to
have thrown their fate with the
center and probably Will give it
from ton to twenty moro seats y
This party Is classed us .bourgcoise
or conservative rs opposed to tho
left or Social Democrats.
The Communist party In Austria Is
almost negligible. according to best
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Food Prices Down In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. o. Oct. 16.-Ail
k!nds OF food in restaurants have
dropped from 10 20 Is per cent Soft
coal dropped s. per ton and -four
zen $3.50 on the barre! wholesale
and 80 cents or me retail price
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Quality nctter ut rock, Mount.

ROCKY MOUNT. : ., oct 10
Sales far the wees have amounted TO
J 200 GOO pounds that averaged 20
cents. The quality OF tho offerings
have improved the last day or 50.
ieWcr pr.r!nss and common tips
showing uU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

j. VI G. Duke. rcccu'ly ags.g.ur,
cashier OF Inc international iiar-
Nestc- Company this city is n0,r SOC.
I"tary and treasurer Of Eus; nirn-
isHH tark Corporation. assnclaiing
nrnt real estate man. Nil Duke IS
also general manager Of this com :
pJuy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
s5O.0,n Zee Plant Fire

undetermined origin. discovered to-
night In the local plant Of the At
lantic Ice and Coal Corporation, had
ut > o'clock Was stYll :burning.
Twenty or more explosions from am
monio tanks made work difficult for
the fircmen
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West Grace Property Sold.

mi, Ci ".S f,"ut.51 sUIH'
has sold to Maude II. Lewis the house
and lot at No. 5000 West Grace
Street. fronting twenty eight feet
ana and running back 100 feet eleven
crty is $1,000. The decd of sale was
recorded in tho clerks. office OF the
Chanccry Court yesterday.
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Factory Clo.~. for For,n,v.

YORK, 9. C.. Oct. 1.-THE Neely
Manufacturing Company closed dow !
today for fortnight. APPROX
mately 100 employees were thrown
out Of work by the suspension
which was said to be due 10 Iaci
OF orders.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
daily, unless otherwise xhown) published
only as information and not guaranteed.
I Daily except Sunday. : Sunday only.
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STEAMSHIPS.
Richmond New York STEAMSHIP Co,

Sai!inHs Twice week from Richmond
and New York. Freight only. Prompt
service. No emsarroes. Freight received
daily until =. ST. except SATURDAY. >
L ~
Richmond-E New York Steamship Com.
pany Is your COMPANY. GlvO Il your
ii
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Lou Belle Catesby Jones

VIII Resume her class in the Art Of
story Telling on Wednesday. October
/ 20. 1870. at $3.50 l.. NJ. Six weeks
study Of Stories Myths and Legends.
Tel. Mind. I3.I-J q y. SECOND 81.
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Dancing
Taught

We know the secret Of quick
reaching. Competent ladies and
gentlemen Instructors. Guaranteed
course, $3.50. six private IcHsohy,
IRON 10 a. NJ. to q j.. NJ, $3.50,
IN" average person learning in that
h"ihber. Make appointments to-
day
GftiVES' STUDIO,
700 East Cary.
. Madison 0SO8-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

LenIc urOau Street station Daily
For Norfolk $500 a. M. $500 A. NJ,
$3.50 r. A.. $3.50 7. NJ. For the West
T. NJ. 9:25 L. NJ Arrive from Nor.
folk. Mas a. NJ. G:5G P. NJ. 9:55 p.
Al; from the West, 500 A. M. eco
r. NJ. 1850 -. NJ, 3:G5 j.. M. ONES,
sag East Main Street Phone Madi.
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WILLIAM BOYER
Teacher of Singing

American Oratorio and Concert Bari
tone; holder Of Peabody Scholn rship;
pupil of famous New York mastcrs;
is now established in Richmond, and
viii accept limited number OF
pupils.
Address, 500 East Grace street.
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SCHOOLS OF MUSIC.
Miss Martha Waller
Robertson

Pupil o! Frank la Forge, Germany.
and Ern"sio Hcrumtn. Sew York. Piano
and Harmony.
I.ESCIIETIZKY TECHNIQUE
Studio: 2iO North I0mbnrdy Street.
Phone Buui. 37S2-J.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
tmsin Street Station)
Norfolk & Western Ry

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
80 E. Main Street Phone Randolph "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
MORETOWN

Carroll Pierce Of Rome, \. 4, j.
visiting his home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Sawyer, Mrs
Addie Sawyer and B, +. Griffith were
in Richmond Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Bates of Montpel.
Ter were at +. 4. Johnson's over the
week end.
Mrs. B. S. Ward is visiting Mrs. D
p. Towne in Plainfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Henson and son
Donald, of Montpelier were guests al
l.. Wilcox Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Sleeper and y
G. Sleeper were in Mortified Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Ii. McAllister and
two children. Owen and Lila, were
guests at j. w. Bates Saturday.
Carroll Bisbec, Merrill Griffith
Brooks Booth and William Clark O
Montpelier seminary spent the week
end at their respective homes.
Mrs. s. f. Atkins returned Friday
from several days stay in Barre.
Mrs. +. G.iKew and two children OF
Waitsfield visited relatives here Mon
day and Tuesday.
Paul johnson has completed hi;
work in Burlington and is at home.
Mrs. NJ, L. Freeman is i'll with a Sc
we're cold
Mrs. Celia Shea has returned iron
White River Junction, where she was
called by the illness OF her daughter
Miss Muriel Shea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
MIDDLESEX

Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Burnham
spent the week end with his mother
in Marshfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Dibble have
closed their home here and went Sat
urday to Ausable Chasn, where they
will have employment during the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Miles were in
Burlington on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Smith of Plainfield is a guest
of her daughter, Miss Dorothy Smith
at A. p. Bigolow's.
Mrs. +. j. Eaton and children visit
ed their aunt, Mrs. Mariana Bragg, in
Waitsfield Monday.
Mrs. Harry Sherman and daughter
Mia, of Montpelier we're in town Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James McNeilage and
children spent Sunday with relatives in
Essex.
Gilbert T. Miles, jr., has commenced
work for Cutler & Son in Barre.
Charles Alexander, who has recently
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
CHILD SAVED
BY MOTHER

Gertrude Lamarre. six-year-old daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anselme Lamarrc, ~ MAN
street Sanford Maine, was saved from nus
by the prompt action OF her mother. who
administered DIR. True's Elixir
Mrs. Lamarre wrote the following TO Dr.
J. Il. True 4 Co: my daughtt-, Gertrude,
had dizzy spells and could not even go out,
for she always complained Of being sick.
She used your elixir (Dr. True's Elixir. the
Family Laxative and Worm Expellerl. she
never had any fits since. | feel very grateful
to you
Symptoms of worms: Constipation, de-
ranged stomach, swollen upper liz. sour
stomach, offensive breath, hard and fuil
Lelly, with occasional gripings and pains
about the navel pale face Of leadeD TINT
eyes heavy and dull, twitching eyelids, Itch
ing Of the nose, itching OF the rectum short
dry cough, grinding of the teeth, little red
points sticking out on the tongue. starting
during sleep, slow fever
Dr. True's Elixir has been faithful IN Its
duties as a family Laxative and Worm Tx
peller, since ls51--over So Years reputation.
Everyone can improve their health by simply
looking after the bowels-a pure herb Taxa
tive, which DIR. True's Elixir is. will prompt
ly relieve all worry and disorders. Al
ALL DEALERS. ADV,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

MIR. James II. Allen suffered for years
with rheumatism. Many times this terrible
disease left him helpless and unable to
work.
He finally decided, after years of ceaseless
study, that no one can be free from rheuma-
tisn, until the accumulated impurities COM
monty called uric acid deposits, We're dis
solved in the joints and muscles and ex-
PEELED from the body.
With this idea in mind, he consulted ply
sicians, made experiments and finally COM
pounded a prescription that quickly and
completely banished every sign and symp-
tom of rheumatism from his system.
He freely gave his discovery TO others,
who took il away with what might be called
marvellous success. After years of urging
he decided TO let sufferers everywhere know
about his discovery through the newspapers.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has been appoint
ed agent for Allenrhu in this vicinity, with
the understanding that they viii freely re-
turn the purchase money on the first two
bottles to all who state they received no
beneft.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
CORINTII

Mrs. George Richardson died on Pike
hill last Wednesday Of tuberculosis,
after an illness of several months. She
was an estimabe lady. She leaves
her husband. two sons and two daugh-
tiers. The funeral was held at the house
on Friday afternoon, with burial at
Waits River
Mrs. David Sargent spent part of
last week with her son, Roy, and
bride at Springfield, Mass, it being
the first time she had seen her new
daughter
o. c. Williams OF Montpelier was in
town three days last week, looking
after the telephone line, which sure
ly needed it.
Herbert Wilson had second shock
last Thursday morning. lie had re-
covered in a measure from the one
which he had the previous Sunday, so
that he went out of doors. He Is con-
fined to the bed now, but is having
the best of care from his wife and
three daughters, who are all trained
nurses Mrs. John Cunningham OF East
Barre, Mrs. William Simpson OF Pena.
cook, n. H., Miss Corabel Wilson OF
Wakefield, Mass.
Mrs. George Moody was at Sharon
part of last week.
Lewis Lackey of Vershire IS at ms
brothers, Frank Lackey.
f. G. Cram of Pawtucket, r. l., was
at H. w. Chalmers three days last
week.
There was reception at the T. W.
B. church at the meadow last Thurs
day evening for Rev. and Mrs. George
Howard. They were the recipients OF
S2l in money, donated by the people
of the meadow and center parishes.
About 80 were present. Sickness pre-.
vented many from attending who had
MANNED 10 do so West Corinth gave
them reception Tuesday evening.
They go to their new field OF labor,
Rochester, n. H., on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hastings are re-
covering from the humps. Frank
Lackey. after having the disease and
being seemingly much better, was tax
en- very i'll on Saturday night with a
fever of lO4 degrees, which gave much
cause for alarm and requiring medi-
cal attention Mrs. Everett is one OF
the latest victims.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
VERSHIRE

Sidney Harding of Concord was N
town over Sunday. He visited ms
brother, Chris, and attended to his
farm business.
Bert Dickinson is working for F b
Spear for the year.
William Pickin has sold his farm to
Wellington Titus.
The many friends OF Mrs. Henry
Mattoon are glad to hear that she mas
recovered. Mr.. and Mrs. Mattoon are
wing with Mr. and Mrs. William Pic
Kin in Wilder.
Mrs. William Orr recently visited
her sister in St. Johnsbury.
The people of yershire who knew
Horace Goodwin will be glad to know
he has fine position in the creamery
and Is to 20 men in his employ.
Mothers day was wefl observed at
the Congregational church Sunday
Nav .. The beautiful carnations sent
by Mrs. Ethel Lewis in honor OF her
mother were an addition to the deco
rations
George Jones is moving from Ernest
Lakes house. Leonard Robinson Ii
moving in there o. w. Corse has
bought the property Of A. w. Hoyt
Rev. and Mrs. Dierlamm have been
away attending a convention and there
was no school Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Lynch, school superintendent OF
Bradford. made flying visit in town
Friday. It was his first visit to the
schools here since last fall.
Wellington Morey has fine posi-
ton on the mail route in Randolph
Mr.. Mason of West Fairlee is work
ing for O. w. Corse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost of Hanover were
over Sunday visitors at b. +. Buffers
and Will Lakes.
Daniel Pratt's people have moved to
Thetford Center.
NThelma Lynch is working in West
Fairlee.
Miss Grace Avery, who has been Wis
iting her parents, has returned to her
work in Tilton, n. II.
James Cummings passed away April
Is, after a long illness. He was not IN
town long, but was well liked while
here. Mr.. Cummings was born in
Thetford, Oct. "a, 1916, and with the
exception of few years had spent all
his life in the town of his birth He
came to live with his daughter Mrs
Frank Holmes, about six years ago. He
leaves to mourn his death three sons
and two daughters, and IL grandchil-
dren. His wife died l6 years ago.
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sold his farm to John Benjamin, has
rented the John Hobart place for the
summer and expects to move his fam
lily there soon.
Mr.. Kenney Of Boston has been in
town the past few days in the interest
of the Green Mt. Lumber Co.
Mr.. Williams has moved from the
tenement over james McNeilage's to
the Reynolds house, vacated by Charles
Brigham.
Madam Parker of Barre came Mon
day evening to be with Mrs. Addie
Dennison.
The funeral of the late Don Dennis
son was held from his late home this
afternoon.
Louis Desso. who is employed by A.
P. Bigelow on his farm. is to move
from the Sherman house to the Kerrin
place, and Mr. Sheriff will move his
family into the Sherman house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
EAST MONTPELIER

Don't forget about the dance and
supper at Village hall Friday night,
MAY 81 Dancing from $3.50 to |; 75c
per couple. Supper, SOC each. Dud-
ley's orchestra.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
Baby Owns the House.

Lafayette Courier Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Sanders of 1870 Vinton street are
the guests of son, born Monday
night. Boston Transcript.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-04
BUNCH OF SEVEN KEYS found. Owner can recover by calling at News office and paying for adv,

chief of the city school. division of the bureau of education at Wash ington.
 The commissions report declares that Japanese language schools, which in the aggregate outnumber the public schools of the territory, are centers of an influence which, if not distinctly anti-American, cer- tainly is un-American."