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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-25
NORTH RANDOLPH

viii, Herman and Nettie Ashline and
Mrs. Rose Jannette spent Friday with
an aunt, Mrs. Smith, in Washington
Frank Blodgett and family enter
tanned party Of seven from Quechet
| the first of the week.
Alice Blakely and son, Frank, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Haggett Of Ran
dolph were Sunday guests at W. A
Smiths.
Mrs. Washburn of Chelsea spent Q
day recently with her son, Donald Fer
ris, and family.
Mrs. Isabella Kent spent the week
end with relatives in Rochester.
'The japanese Girl" an operetta in
| two acts, given by East Brookfeld tai
ent, was we'll carried out and enjoyed
by all Friday evening.
The children viii give the program
at grange Friday evening. Any chill.
dren having recitations or anything to
help out in the program will be 'ap'
preciated.
Willard Ashline, Rutland railroad
yardmaster in Malone, n. y, and a
brother of WIN Ashline, has been pro-
NOTED and transferred as terminal
agent in Alburg.
Mrs. Rose JEANETTE of Michigan, an
aunt of w. f, Ashline and Miss Net
tie Ashline, visited her recently.
p. y. Salter, Paul Trask of Gays
Vile, Herman, Harold and Vernon Ash
line motored to Mt. Mansfield Sunday.
A. ]. and Lois Durkee visited at
Royalton Sunday and Henry Durkee at
John Ferris East Bethel
w G.aBuzzell and family spent the
week end with Mrs. Buzzelps cousin
and family in Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Noble and Ed
gar and Bonnie bearing OF Bethel were
visitors at their cousins Mr.. and Mrs.
G. T. bearing, recently.
#. f. Tyler and r. S. Hall attended
the educational butter scoring contest
at Stowe Friday. These contests are
conducted by the state agricultural
college and department Of agriculture.
Frank White was pleasantly sur
prised by party at his home Thurs
day evening in honor of his birthday
anniversary. A pleasant evening was
passed with nice refreshments.
William Paschal, merchant of JEFF
ferson, n. H., called Monday on his
cousin. Il. A. Fits. The men had not
met since they were playmates to-
gether SO years ago. Mr. Paschal was
accompanied by his granddaughter and
the husband of one of them.
yolney Farr has sold his farm TO
Harold Culver and viii give immediate
possession Mr.. Farr and family will
live with Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Park
er for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Tyler spent the
week end at Randolph Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. George bearing at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Young, held
at his sons, Guy Young, in South Ran
dolph Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Blaisdell's sister, Mrs.
Charles Wood. called on her recently.
She comes later for longer stay.
Mr.. Ross and son, Ralph, and w A..
Smith attended an auction in Tun-
bridge Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-25
Notice.

Regular meeting of branch No. IL,
Q. W. /. u. of n. A., will be held in
Miles hall on Wednesday, May 25, at
1880 o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-25
A Hot One.

Dubbleigh--Don't you think society
is a bit of bore?
Miss Keene--Your society, Mr.. Dub-
bleigh.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-25
Not Appreciated by Friends.

The man who lays by borrowed UNI
brellas for rainy day is altogether
too thrifty.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-25
CRANITEVILLE

Regular meeting of Maple Leaf camp,
No. 1892, NJ. w. of A, Thursday eve
ming, May 26, at 1880.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
PARTY SUCCESS

The card party given Wednesday night at Che Eaelc hall by Ono Douglas Island womaua Club woa a success from every standpoint and a good sized sum was realized for Che benefit of Che High School orchestra About s80 was cleared on Che ana.r
 The prize winners at whist wcrc Mrs Wumor EdwIns. first pr.zo for ladies. Mrs. Van Huy.oubrocchcn. ccoal and Mrs. w. E Cahi1 cone soIatiou. The prizes for gentlemen wore won by David Brown nrt. Charles soy second ,aud W. E. Cahu consolation
 A 0nc lunch was served aftor which hcrc was a iinoy dance Go music by volunteers on Che piano.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
SEASON CLOSED
 FOR BASKETBALL
Douglas Boys Champions and Juneau Girls Che Winners, After
 Interesting Series

The steam roller was working for thc boys Of Che Douglas High School basketball tcam at Che Juneau High School gym last Friday night when In Ono fourth and lost game of Che season with Che Juneau High team thcy won by score of i9 to 18. Tho girls lost their samo by acoro of IG Co S Wih Che winning Of thia game One boys concluded Che aea- son mdofoatod. having won from Che Judoau High school four times and from other teams five times The Juneau girls are Che champions. aa hoy have defeated Che Douglas girls thrco out Of four games played
 Tho hoys game opened with lot of zipp. with Che Douglas boys shooting baskets almost at will and Che cpd Of Che Grt half saw Che score 88 to 8 in thcir favor. The second half was more even. as Che Douglas boys missed dozens Of easy nrowa for Che coec. Tho Juneau boys mado 10 points n th.s half while Douglas was scoring 1G.
 On account of tho loss of Una Crowc. who was out Of Che game on account Of sickness Che Douglas gIrIs offensive lluc was rather weak, although Selma Aalto played hard
 and was responsible for an eight oi the points made by her team The two Juneau forwards working as a unit were very effective.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
PROGRAM ON
 TUESDAY EVENING
Several Good Talks and Good Music at ParentTcacher Associa-
 hon Gathering

Tho regular monthly meeting of Che Douglas paront-Tc8chor Aaoci- alton. which wos hold on Tuesday evening was both an interesting and instructive affair E J. White of Juneau and H L Rowloy of rrcadwcu were Che speakers Of Ono evening and their talks were very much enjoyed The music by Che High School orchestra and by Miss Mabel CIcory was of Q uuo quality.
 Mr. White In bs talk took for his thcmo Che cooperation between Che school and Che home. and dc- clarod uat Che P.-T. A. was Che or- ean.zauon Go bring out this cooper auou Uo spoke of Che various parcnt-Tonchcr organizations and stated chat Douglas was Che second ciy Co organize u Che territory
 Ho took worry decided stand ou Che question of native children at- tending uc city schools anor the government school was closed down. Hc thought chat its practice shouId not bo allowed and reasoned that it would bc dcu.mcut to Che white children
 H la Bowley took for theme "Cbaractor AnaIya.a" and by uslue children Of Che grades gave apt il- mtmuons or Che characters of Che children as indicated by Che three shapes ol ncc -couyox. concayo and pIaiu Hc agreed witch Mr. White u his attitude in regards to Che admission ol native children Go One city schools
 Refreshments were served in Che domestic science room ol Che school house.
 The sct program that was to havc been given ou Monday night was postponed until Tuesday on account of Che storm Several people from Juneau who were to be on Che pro- gram found il impossible to bo there Tuesday night
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
DRIVE STARTED
 FOR GOOD CAUSE
Money Being Raised to Feed the Starving People of Europe
 This Winter

Tho drive for Che European Relief Council has now started on Douglas Island with p. R. Bradley. chairman for Troadwoll and F. A. J. Gallwas. chairman for Douglas. This council is headed by Herbert Hoover. and Governor Thomas Riggs has charge Of Che work in Alaska.
 At both Trcadwon and Douglas subscription lists may be found at various places about town
 On next Sunday and Monday nights Che great picture, Auction Of Souls" win be shown at the Llb- orty theatre for the benefit of the fund. This picture shows the Turks treatment to half a million Armenian women and girls It shows them sold into slavery. murdered and rav- ished by Turks and wandering bands Of Turkish brigands. Aurora Mardiganian. said Co be the sole survivor. came to America and acted in this film and directed the film ing Of it. giving an the enormous earnings Of the picture Co her people.
 Hundreds Of people were used In some of the great scenes that Che pie ture contains and those who have seen Che picture say it is one Of the greatest triumphs Of flmdom and vivid portrayal of the sorrows of Che Armenian people.
 Gordon C. Mitchell. supcrintend- eut Of Che Douglas public school. has taken charge of Che ticket sale for Che performance and the children Of Che city win sch them for fifty cents each
 Tho cause for which Che money is to Doc raised has been pronounced a most worthy one. It is said that thousands Of little children arc wan dcrlng over Europe with no homes and nothing to eat. Representatives of Che Council are now feeding many of them, but unless more money is secured many are doomed to starye before Che next harvest.
 At Kotchikan a thousand dollars has been raised Tor tho fund; Juneau is now conducting a drive for tho fund that is meeting with great suc- cess. and almost every other city in the territory is raising money for the cause.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
ALLEGES ABUSE
 CAUSED INSANITY
Employee Of Whaling Concern Asks That Big Sum Be Awarded
 Him for Damages

I'm a mt WeI u thc superior court st Seattle recently .t Us charged hat Louis Cobb. new patient at Che scIro-Woo'c, hospital for Che insane. was made a av.ne manac hrourh m treatment given him at . n whaling station at tEutar. Alaska.
 The sui. mcI by Harry Cobb ae guardian for Louis Cobb demands famur.s of t55Un0 from the North pacac Seq Product. Company for Che alleged acts of Is omp'oyes.
 Louis Cobb was alIuieol rmue ater a tr.u by a medical .omma sion .u Che superior court
 The complain, prepared by hs ea.rIrr aaer.s that Louis Cobb was .rra-cI for work In Alaska by Che North Pacific sa Products Com- rrry at 10. soatuc or.cea Angus. t laf9 In due ooure Cobb arrived at Che northern whaling station
 10 Is depos.d hat oa June i che .omrauys superintendent caused him Go bc arrested "v.thou. eaue' aud imprisoned at Aku,au for nine teen days. after which Cobb was re- Ieasod by Che United states mar- shal
 During tde course oi h.s employ meut at Aku.an. .t Is alleged Cobb was subjected ,o a systematic course ol abH..
 n One r-.t ulaee. I. s stated rhc company violated Ie alleged com uar, by failing Go furnish Cobb with sleeping accommodation on the boa. from sea-.c to Alaska Cobb a hu said .o have been exposed Go One clements "aoaEoI through Wfh water and nearly drowned en route
 On May 1 s.an.wuI the super u,.nleat .s represented t1 have ht Cobb over th. head with a piece o, whale hIuhhor Later. whom Cobb h.ume fI. .Hr. One complaint he r0. us.I m.I.. attention
 May ID. adds Che document Cobb uas truuoI over to a native named Ku.kotvm who was instructed -ro. To handle Cobb uIfh gloves ra. complaint accuse. kussokWIm ol choking Cobb nto .usarablIty on one occasion Another tImo it was declared. n nf.alork vas hurled at Cobb It H also con.ondeI chat Che Seattle man uas given the mos. d.i- neu u.s. at uc whaling station
 and h.s UI. made .ah'e
 This alleged treatment charges tr. complaint undermined cobhs re.ou. ao that h. vas ..n, back .o Seattle hs alI a rat.re maniac. Hc was arro.t.l October l-. so violent was his condition according to the mt bc was placed n a straight a.ket for much of .he Jim. prcoel- ne ls um lo- insanity
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
MISSED TRAIN
 IN TO JUNEAU
Han Writes to His Wife That Hc Won't Be Home This Winter,
 as Last Boat Has Left

Railroad trains at Junoaui No more boats for Che south this winter, Shades Of AuanIasi Can it be true? Il must bo if we arc Go believe @ report from Cedar Rapids. Iowa. which states that poor Mr. Fuller is stranded a hundred and fifty miles from Juneau and unable Co get there to catch % train on account Of a broken les.
 If Mr. Fuucr's letter Co his wife bc quoted correctly. ho sure has an original excuse. 10 ought Go pass anywhere except in Alaska First Mr. Fuller had tho misfortune Go crush his leg sixty miles from camp. then he was compelled to wait week for Che physician Go set the leg. and to top it an, when he is finally able to Doc about on crutchos he finds chat he cannot get to Ju- ucau to catch a train. and anyway Che last boat has lcft Alaska for Che States thIs wintori
 Mrs. Fuller l8 evidently suu waiting for her husbands return. The report In full reads.
 "CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Dec h. Special to The Reg.s,erl Suffering agony from a broken leg while his companion tamped sixty miles on suowshoos Co obtain Che services Of a physician to reduce Che fracture. was Che experience Of R A. Fuller of tbis city. who Is in Alaska. Mr. Fuller went Go Alaska last summer on hunting expedition. 40 Ju- ucau he met an old friend and they decided to go into the interior
 "Thcy uamped l5O miles from Juneau whom Che accident happened Co Fuller. A falling tree barely missed hIs head and dropped on his leg. crushing it.
 "Tho nearest camp and physician were sixty miles away and Fullors friend sot out on his snowshoos. lt was moro than a week before he returned and Che broken les was set.
 "Fullor according Go letter rc- ccivcd by bis wife. is able Go be about on crutchcs but is not able to walk Che 100 miles to Juneau to get train. and as Che last boat has lct Alaska for Che States this wine tor. he win be unable Co return Go Cedar Rapids until next Junc.'
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
CONVERTS MADE
 BY JOHN DARR0W
Salvation Army Worker Hvaing Good Success Among the
 Native People

John Darrow. representative in Douglas for Che Salvation Army re- ports most excellent success in this vicinity for the Army The first meeting held by him was on Novem- ber %. when there were four con- verts: at Che first meeting In De- cember there were three more con- verts and at Che regular New Years Eve watch night services four more were converted On that night John Darrow. who is a native. preached a sermon on Che "Ten Virgins"
 The schedule of services Of the army ls. Prayer meeting at s o'clock Sunday morning and Sunday school at 9 D. m. that day. The regular Sunday evening services are held at 2 o'clock Services are held in the Juneau Indian village Tuesday even- ings and In Douglas Wednesday and Friday nights.
 Mr. Darrow also reports that there is to be a Salvation Army wedding on Che first Of next month before Commissioner Henson when Joe Acosta and Jennie Plaen will be married
 Cash donations have been made to thc cause as follows: Bay View. sS.70: Ensign Quick, $500; Ed Betts. S7O0; cash from friend. }2; Jennie Plaen, {t.
 Mr. Darrow was here last winter also and made many converts among the native people.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
MONSTER MINE
 TO BE OPENED
Placer Ground Covering Great Ledge Win Be Worked in Spring
 Near Douglas

That development work win start next spring on a mIuc near Douglas uat wu in time. r.v. m size and DroJuotycncs Che famous rroadwcn mines. Is Che information we received today from what Ia considered a worry good .1wcc Our informant said chat just recently a large placer mine. covering ledge Of monstrous proportions was discovered near hs cI.y and chat Che coming pring win see tha placer ground being developed on a largo scalc
 It win be remembered chat where hc Glory Hole now Ia uhoro was once a crook running and chat placer ground wa. worked therc be- fore Che ledge was uncovered. end it .s said cha. th.s new discovery has
 similar characteristics
 The dacoycrers are extremely re- ucUnt m claiming a great discoy- ery. but with Che coming of spring win make every odor, possible to develop Che property
 Tho entire matter as yet shroudcd Iu Che deepest kind of mys- .custhc exact location of thc claims has mol, boon d.vulrcd. Che discover er namca are not known to us. bu, we have Che word ot % very reliable person that Che whole thing is on Che square and that an Che statc- mcuu arc true.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
BIG WIND STORM
 CAUSES DAMAGE
Knocks Over Building Causes Flag Pole to Crash and Ties
 Up Traffic

A ou,bcas,crly storm chat msod Sunday and Monday on Gastncau Channel was ono Of Che worst storms of hat nature Chat haa ever bcon experienced herc and bc,orc t
 stopped ot midnight Monday blow down thc warehouse on Che ferry wharf, Che coai hopper thorc and Che bIr flag polo on MU1ower island.
 Starting some time Sunday Che wind Increased In velocity cone sauuy mu It reached Che apex Monday evening Tho force Of Che wind sent bis rollers into thc Cham mol from Taku miot and stevens Passage and ot cmes Che waves reached a great height
 Traffic between Douglas and the mainland was practically suspended most of Monday os few would vcu- urc ou making Che trip on the ferry boat Teddy which was on Che run iu place ot Che Lone Fisherman soy- euI trips were missed by Che boat
 It was ius. about o'clock Mon day evening whom Che warehouse crashed It was fortunate that no one was u tho vicinity at Che time. DO uo great damage was done Pond ur hc umc chat tho debris can be cleared up from Che wharf Che ferry a maNus ita landings at Che city roat
 The warehouse Chat .a now noth- ing but a pile ol smashed lumber was for years Che pride Of Douglas and One pIuce where an freight for Che city was landed. Tho structure was hmt about rwouy-two years ago by Che Juneau Ferry G Nayisa- lon Company owners of thc wharf The building was opened by grand ban that It Is said. brought out an che youth beauty and wealth Of Che Island For years Che wharf ou which Che building stood vas Che only wharf m Douglas but it was
 finally superseded by Che present e.ty doca For Che past several ycau Che building has lan idie. ai- though Che wharf itself has been used aa a landing place for thc ferry bo.t
 T, H not known exactly whom Che big Gag pole topalol oyor but it is though, thattUI during Che height of che storm Monday Tho his stick vas a hundred feet in height and was raised ten years ago when Che pavilion was bmt on Mayiovcr A Chg was raised there for a number ol years m observance ol various patriotic occasions
 Under Che protection ol Maycowcr island be Douglas eus boat fleet rod. out tbe storm at its moornes at tbe city float and no damage has been reported Go any ol One bo1ts
 Although at dimes tho wind roach- 0I a great velocity. at mo t.mo did m. thermometer got down low.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
HE IS BACK

nr Martin namouette who haa lived horo at various times in tho past twenty years and has been in- tcrcstol n promoting various m.n- mr ventures. returned on Che Jei- lorsou and loa on One Es.cbc.h Iast night for Hawk inlet with two m'n- ing engineers The doctor declares Too h going to start development work ou mining claims chat he owns at Hawk inlet and ou which he ay thcrc a orc running p Co $500 a --u-
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
wREsTIE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Nick Day.acourt. who for one sea- son worked at Trcadwen and gave several wrestling exhibitions at Che Troadwcu Club. is matched Co wrosuo "straugler" Ed Lewis for tho worlds championship on January 2l at Rochester New York Daviscourt at Che time he was here was amateur champion of Che Northwest He is a big. husky fellow.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

News has been received hcrc of Che death of Mrs. N E Adams mother of Mrs Kenneth Carpenter. who formerly lived horo. Mrs. Adams visited her daughter here for time. She died just before Christmas while living wih hcr son. Her remains were brought to Ta- come l0r burial
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
TO BE NUN

The news has been received here chat Frances. 17-ycar-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coahcn Of thIs city. has entered the convent of sl Ann ot Victoria as novice. She has two years In which Go complete her training and to take Che VOWS. Tho young lady went to Victoria last mu Co attend school
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
STORE CLOSED

J. w. Martin has closed up hia store n thIs city and has wired E. c. Roberts. who has had charge of Ono establishment for tho past acv- cral weeks. to crato up Che remain mg goods and ship chem to Seattle.
 Mr. Martin has asked that Che News thank his patrons for their trade In Che past Those owing ac- counts can pay them at Che First Territorial Bank Of thls city.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
BACK FROM MINE

Arthur c Olson. who for tho past several months has been employed by Che ChIchagon Mining Company at their mine at Chichagof returned from that place on tho Ambassador on Wednesday and is now at his home in th.s city
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
RICH ORE

Six hundred tons Of ore from Che Premier mine In Che Hydcr district going $500 a ton. was recently shipped south or a c. p. R boat Three thousand tons moro win be shipped from Che mine thls winter The orc Is ire.ghted out over Che unM-
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
COMING HOME

Mrs. K. w. Irvine has left Ken lucky and is now in Che West She and Che two children are scheduled to leave Seattle January 25 for their home here.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
NEW POLE LINE

A crew Of men working for the Juneau Electric Light & Power Company are this week putting up a new line Of transmission poles on Che city dock to replace the ones that have become weakened with
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14

Ncn ha. been received here tha, Gahc Pau. his brother sam. and family reached taeIr destination safely m ur-oI Serbia but chat aH.r e.rns back -herc some one ..e. ano. at Sam and wounded h.m rn. report tHat he had been EU.I said .o he au error
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
ATTOHNEY GENERAL


JH Davies arrived hero late last wcok and ielt Tuesday morning for Kctcblkan. Mr. Davies while here on business visited a. Che home Of his wlfes parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Musclh or thIs c.ty
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
FINE PROGRESS

Ms Trino Musoth. who was op- cfatcd upon last Friday morning at Juneau for appendicitis. is making @ fine recovery She has suffered no pain whatever since Che operation aud is rapidly gaining strength.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
ALEX MARRIED

Word Inn. he.H received hcrc chat hI.saaI.r r Nelson formerly ol Chi. . was married a' BeIl.ug ham, Wash. ou January 9. Mr. Nelson Hs been u business at Bel Huen.m .or several months Ha many friend. here wish him Che best
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
FINISH LABORs

WIth sNtv-fvc voting precincts yet to bc heard from .the cuyaH.He board O, Che Territory consisting ol Governor Thomas R.ses. Collector %. Customs John w. Troy and Surveyor General Robor. J. sommcr com ple.el is duties on Wednesday O. .mva.ne trc returns Of Che ast Territorial election Tho following var. fh. results obtained.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
BACK HOME

Mrs Thomas Ness accompanied by her son. Arthur, and little daugh- ter. Emma. arrived here Wednesday night. after having spent Che winter visiting at Tacoma Wash.