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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-14
CONFERENCE
SCHEDULE OUT
University Glasses to be Dis
missed Many
Events on Calendar.

In order to give university students
an opportunity to attend the high
school conference activities the latter
part Of next week all classes will be
called again until May 23, according
to an announcement given out by Of
ficials.
The high school !. conference will
J commence Thursday. May 10. and
continue until Saturday evening. and
students and faculty men from over
the entire state will gather and make
the campus a livelier place than
usual. The calendar of events for
the week is:
Saturday. May "a.
Sigma Chi Formal Party-Guild
Hall. $3.50 to 1880 p. m.
Kappa Psi Beta Party-Knights of
Columbus Hall. 1880 to II p. M.
Sunday, May IS.
College Church Service-Professor
P. r. Shaw will speak. Solo by Mrs.
H. A. Enyeart. Auditorium, Corwin
Halt II q. m.
Monday, May 1s.
Mems Student Conference Com
'mittee Meeting-Room B-3, Merri-
field Hall. 5 p. m.
Piano Recital-Wesley College Con-
'servatory presents Miss Irene Bos-
from in a Senior Recital in Piano,
Auditorium, Corwin Hall, 8 p. m.
Tuesday, May II.
women's League Tea women's
League Rooms, Commons Building.
to $3.50 p. nA
7. w. c. A. Weekly Meeting-"How
We Can Make the Y. w. c. A. Bet.
ter" Talks by students. Women's
League Rooms. Commons Building
6:45 to 1880 p. m.
Wednesday, May is.
Administrative Committee Meeting
COMMITTEES Room. Merrifield Hall,
I p. m.
Thursday, May 10.
General Session Of Annual Hisf
School Conference - Auditorium.
Woodwork Hall. 10 a. m.
General Session of Annual Higi
School Conference - Auditorium
Woodwork Hall, 2 p. m.
Address-By Chancellor e. C.. Ell
lott, University of Montana Univer
sity Armory. S:15 p. m.
Preliminary Music Contests-Hou
and place to be announced.
Friday, May 20.
General Session of Annual Higl
School Conference - Auditorium
Woodwork Hall, $3.50 a. m.
Round ~Tables-Woodworth Hall. .
p. n.
Preliminary Defamation Contest
Hour and place to be announced.
, Preliminary Athletic Contests-Un
,iversity Field, 2 p. m.
May Fetc University Campus
$3.50 p. m.
Music Contest-University Armor,
2 3 p. m. . d.
Saturday, May 81.
May Breakfast-Davis Hall Law
to 9 a. m.
Final State High School Debate
Auditorium, Woodwork Hall, $3.50
m.
Band. Orchestra. and Piano Cor
test-University Armory, $3.50 a. m.
I InterscholaStic Field Meet = Un
] versity Field, 2, p. m.
May Fete-(Repeated). Universit
n Campus, $3.50 p. m.
v Final Defamation Contest an
u Awarding of Prizes and Medals
0 University Armory, 8 p. m.
2 University classes will be dismisse
9 on Friday afternoon. May 20, and a
4 day Saturday, May 81.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-14
N. D. Bank Comes Across
To City OF Devils Lake

Devils Lake. N. D.. May 14.-city
Auditor Cowley Of this city is in re-
ceipt OF a check for $1o.4S0.s4, the
amount of deposit Of the city in the
Bank of North Dakota The city had
begun punishment proceedings to
force payment, but the payment by
tho bank stops the proceedings.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-14
FACE TIiRER.

abled their car In order that the caf.,
30 might be captured II II came Nsi.'
IDENTIFY when the men had completed
the burglary at the hardware they
had tried to leave town in their own
car. but finding 1t out OF commission
had taken the first machine available
a fact which made the local doctor
the victim.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-14
New Rockford Eating
House Changes Hand.

New Rockford. Nd, May IA
deal was closed here this week where
by the popular eating house Of Elm
|ner Forstein. known as the Rockford
Cafe, was sold to Geros and N. Man
tas of Fargo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-14
KING RECEIVES JOHNsON

Rome. May liking Victor EmA
manuel yesterday received Robert
Underwood johnson. the American
ambassador, In what was described
a farewell audience. in anticipation
Of Mr.. Johnson's return to the United
States after the appointment Of his
successor. The king expressed the
deepest appreciation for the ambas-
sador's sympathetic attitude toward
Italy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-14
BOAT CREWS TO RACE,

New York. May 1.-THE crews Of
Princeton. Columbia and Pennsylva-
MIA will meet on the Harlem river
this afternoon in the annual Childs'
cup race for the first time in hts
tory that the events have been held
on a New York stream.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-14

Chicago-Thc University Of Illinois
defeated the UniyofMty Of Chicago,
10 to !. ut Western Conference base
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-25

SOC, 4Oc 58c potisteny voile, yd jen $50. 25c
SOC mercerisovany saten, yd ............... 28c
Sn1ithovy Axninsterske koberce, 9x12, jen $500
Toe stfnidla do oxen, 3x6 stop, jen ... 36c
45c turecke rutniky do koupelny, ..... 33c
25c vysvky, yd jen ............... 1Sc
Domaci saty Billie Burke, zvlastnost ... $1o5
$3.50 curdoroy, yard sroky, yd jen ...... 88c
AZ $1,000 muzske hedvabne kosile, po - $500
Chap $4,000 obleky, parry kalhot po -. $l1.5o
19c perkal, vyber vzori, yd jen ........... 15c
25c shirting seviot ma kosle, yd .......... Ice
19c bavneny challis, SO p. s., yd .......... 15c
25c amoskeag chambray challis yd jen 80. l9c
Csc shaker flanel, yd jen ........ 15c
22c bieny muselin, yd ien ......... lac
42c polstafove povlaky yd ............... 29c
75c bileny sheeting, 2ls ydi siroky, jen ~ 59c
$500 bavnene plaidove deky, $2.25
$3.50 bavnene deky 70x8O palcd jen s24S
100 hedvabne rukavice, par jen ~ 45c
50 so hedvabne rukavice, 16 knofIikove jen csc
$500 hedvabne rukavice, 16 knoflikove jen $I.35
$500 dlouhe chamoisette rukavice, par jen Csc
Soc damske puncochy, tomto prodej par jen 2ec
soc detske puncochy hedvabne prize, par 19c
35c tezs bavlnene puncochy pro chlapce, par l9c
Darske a detske bavlnen6 puncochy, par jen &c
$500 damske puncochy hedvabneho sifonu, s5c
Sl.50 hedvabn6 puncochy krajkou, par jen 79c
D6tske soc ponny puncochy, vek. 512-81h, 23c
49c vySivky, vseho druhu, tomto prodeji yd Csc
Az $500 zavoje krasny vyber, tomto prodeji 69c
Sl.75 georgete krep, tomto prodeji yd jen $l.19
&c zaclonove krajky, tomto prodeji yd jen Sc
Az 25c kraiky pujdou tomto prodej yd po 10c
$500 allover krajky, v tomto prodeji yd en $l.95
$3.50 karnyry, 36 palcu Stroke yd jen $2.3S
10c muzske kapesnky, tomto prodej jen SC
lOc damske kapesniky, tOmto prodeli ien Sc
$1.25 francouzske zavoje, tomto prodeji yd Csc
$l.5O yd sroky corduroy, tomto prodeji yd 68c
Zbytky celovlnene serze, 4S al Sd p. $, S1.98 az
S29S hodnoty, v ton,to prodeji yd jen -. 98c
$500 sifonovy tafet, 32 palch Siroky, yd jen $lO0
SOC. 49c 5sc tsteny sifonovy voile yd ien Csc
59c tisteny podsivkovy saten, tomto prod. yd 3ec
Sl25 pruhovany satenovy sifon voile yd jen TIC
$1.29 hedvabny prizovy prIh. shrting, yd jen 78c
soc dGtske kalhotky, tomto prodeii pnjdou po 23c
6ec domaci zastery, gumovanf, tomto prod. 39c
Zoe pertle suckach, tomto prodeji jen SC
Csc krejcovske nuzky, tomto prodeji jen 34c
12c RIM c mercersovana Davlna X hatkovani, Size
4 sc hedvab k Siti, tomto prodej cvka jen 3hac
10c sponky, IL ia listku, tomto prodej en Sc
12c oej 5ici stroe, tomto prodeji ien -. 7c
GOO zdravoni zastery, tomto prode jen !. 35c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-25

$50, s35, $40 $45 neinovejsi jarnf kabaty pla-
ste, velkosti pro danny divky, zvl. $500
Jarni koz. (limce stoly) 1926 az $145 h. $500
Jari kazes. Omce a stoy) 500 hod jen $500
Jarni koz. Qimce stoly) $45 az $55 h., $500
Jarni koz. Omce stoly) $35 az $45 h., $225o
Jarni koz. Qfmce stoly) SIS hodnoty, jen $1,000
Jarni koz. Qimce stoly) $3.50 hod., jen $500
$3.50 az $3.50 kabaty pro SIG |. divky, $14s9
Divci So az $3.50 praci obleky TIA l., jen $139
$3.50 obeky bTmovan pro 6-14 /. divky, $449
Divci $3.50 az 81 vzorkove bile saty Cid /, 1929
$5.95 az S795 krasne jarni bluzy jen po $295
AZ $1495 jarni kabatky pro TIA lete dvky, $897
Dlvc1 $3.50 az So bldziGky, velk do o. jen $1O0
Jarni sukne hodnote $11, $13 SIS, ien $500
Az S22.5O divci obleky vek. Gle let6, ien $3.50
81 az SITS praci divc obeky, velk TIA, jen sec
Sc, $3.50 $40 move velkonocni damske kobouky,
5000 modernich tvara, z nejM latek, jen $3.50
$500 snerovacky importovaneho coutilu, $2.9S
Snerovadky La Premiere pre- tento prodej sity $39S
$40 snerovacky Madame Lyra, rdz. brok $6.eS
Billie Burke obleky ze sotyse, velk. 36146, $1.95
S29S Heatherbloom spodnicky, 2 men. tafetu $3.50
S298 envelope chemise krepdesinu, jen po $1.59
S298 dlouha kmona b krepu Velk 36-46 $1.59
$500 obleckd pro mala devcatka jen DO 94c
$3.50 bungalow zast6ry mansestr sotyse, $159
5000 pard So, SO $12 damskych nizlych botek
ofordek a pumps stfevict, par ..,.,. $5.95
Damsk6 $3 $3.50 domac strevice, par jen ST. 98
Detska $1.75 Mary Jane pumps, VS.. velk. en 81 90
Detske $3 botky pat. kuze velk. 2-6, par ST .95
So botky pro male hochy, velk. 9-1315, ien So 20
Zenske slipersy, $3.50 hodnoty, par en po $1.49
lhnrxy p1uEal alIp1 boI q
zmni kabatky pro male deh cd 2-6 let, jen ST. 2s5
Detske batistove obeky, 98c hodnoty, jen po SOC
MOVE JARNf OBLEKY
$17.95 az S24,50 obleky pro mlade danny, $500
1896 az $12.95 obeky pro danny dvky, $500
$40, $25 $50 jarn kabaty, velk. 16-44 jen $500
SIS, $50 $25 kabaty vsech vzord latek $1,000
$3.50 az $3.50 kabaty kozesinou zdob, $500
Move mike danlske boty Gene So 81, ien 81 So
S1.75 50 Mary James stfevice pro nejml. $1.49
Sc So so scoutske boty pro hochy, v. 10-51a $17S
Detske $1.25 az S1.50 botky, vek. 2-S, par 89c
$3.95 move sport. sukne pro danny divky, jen $19s
$5.95 $685. celovlnene plaidove sukn6, jen $3.50
$5.95 az $3.50 georgettove bluzy, pouze $27e
PRAY. $3.50 snerovacky broze koutlu, $145
$500 move snerovacky, diva move tvary, jen $295
Chap. $40 obeky k bilmovani TIT let6, $6 %
Chap. Toe bl1zy perkalu, po els lete, jen soc
Chlap. CSC knicker kahoty, pro Git lete, 49c
1895 az $l295 divci jarni kabaty pro 4-16 $7.95
1895 zimn kabaty, velour smiSeniny, jon $500
$500 az $3.50 velikonoGni klobouky, jen $l.99
Pave dosla zasoba nejposlednejsich tvaru pro
pro pIisti sezonu.
50 chlap. obleky, parry kalhot pro I'll l., $5.9
+ Chap. S798 middies obleky serze. $40 l., So As
TOILETNi POTREBY A LEKY
S1.00 Coty's prasek na oblicej 1000 l1rabc Fran
Gle importovanych, jen ................ 69c
Cntr's I,Orinan Extract IL OF 81 &C
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-25
Cery oznannovane potrvaji dol<ud nebude vyprodano

~ VyP1 O0oA Az
Cotys Jasmine De Corse Extract, 10 or . $3.50
Cotys L'Or Extract y or. .. S1.5o
Cotys StyX Extract, u OF. ...... $500
Cotys Chypre Extract 10 OF ~ SIPS
Cotys L L'Origan Toilet Water, Medium - $500
Cotys LOrigan Extract 2 or $500
JINE PRASKY MA oBLICEJ
soc Djerkiss Face Powder ,........ 45c
75c Luxor Face Powder ............ Csc
soc Luxor Face Powder .......,. 4oc
55c Lame Face Powder r..... 44c
32c Lame Face Powder .. 26c
soc Pinaud's Tivoi Face Powder ~ 3sc
55c Pompean Beauty Powder ... 44c
soc Carmen Face Powder ....... 36c
Sl00 Mary Garden Face Powder ....... 9Oc
50c Dorin's Compact .................... 45c
$l00 Coty's LOrigan Face Powder .. SOC
25c Superba Face Powder .......... 15c
VLAsovE PRiPRAvKY
48c Nusified Cocoanut Oil ......... 3sc
25c Golden Clint Shampoo .............. zoe
55c Pompeian Hair Massage .,...,....,. 44c
SOC Pmaud's Eau De Quinine ............... 72c
S169 Pinaud's Eau De Quinine ...... $I.36
32c Danderine ..,................. 26c
55c Danderine Observation-Disclosures. 44c
soc Danderine Observation-Disclosures. TIC
55c Wildroot Hair Tonic ................ 44c
Sl.oO Henna DOreal ................... 79c
PATENTNI LEKY
SIC fletchers Castorla acknowledgements, Soc
$l.19 Father Johns Medicine .......... 96c
S1.29 Guides Peptomangan ............. $1.04
o5c Llsterlne ..................... 44c
SOC Millers Koa Pepsn Tonic ........... TIC
$1.19 Pnkham's Vegetable Compound - s6c
&c Sloan's Linment Observation-Disclosures. 26c
69c Sloans Lnlment ..........,.......... Soc
9l1O Vlnol-A Tonic Observation-Disclosures. s8c
46c LaVorls SIC
soc LaVorlS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 76c
Sl1O Nujol-Mmeral Oil ................ S8c
l8c Philips Milk of Magnesia .. 39c
26c Iurpo ....t.......... 23c
32c Sal Hepatica Observation-Disclosures. Csc
69c Sal Hepatica ........ .....,........... Soc
28c Bells Pine Tar Honey ..............,.. 23c
55c Bells Pine Tar Honey ...,............. 44c
SIC Musterole Observation-Disclosures. 26c
SOC Musterole 4Sc
25c Blue Jay Corn Pasters ............... zoe
32c Pinkhams Sanitive WaWsh, Liquid .. 26c
69c Gold Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules .... SEC
32c Gold Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules 80. 26c
55c Resnol Salve .........s........... 44c
$110 Resinol Salve Observation-Disclosures. SSc
48c Cuticura Ointment ........,.,......... 39c
soc Pine Tar Cough Syrup .............. 42c
$50 Rosemans Tonic Wine, Quarts ..... sl2o
2Sc Vicks Vapo Rub ................... 23c
CERVENA LlcIDLA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-25

zuieme ceny, PAX JE OPRAVDU SNIZ'
noty jsou skutecne prvotrldni! Pred sesti
ze podobne lace Sc mohly stati skutkem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-25
Cervene obchodni znamky

Cervene obchodni znamly existuji jiz 21 rohu
najdete tsice domovd, jez jsou zaopatreny
predmety jen sporenim techto znamek Vice
jak 1000 obchodn; grocerie, reznictyi, pekar-
styi, obchody striznim zbozim jine davaji
tytez znamky jako Bailey's. Zadejte je proto
:. S kazdou kolpi. Obchodujte jen Cervenymi
Obchodnimi Znamkami. e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-25

Coty's Jasmine De Corse Extract, ID or. . $3.50
Cotys LOr Extract, - or. . S15c
Cotys Styx Extract, Y OF. ...... $500
Coty's Chypre Extract, - OF ......... SIPS
Cotys L'Organ Toilet Water, Medium ~ $500
Cotys LOrigan Extract 2 OF ,. $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
CRANITEVILLE

4
Mrs, John Coxon returned home las
evening from Orleans, where she ha
been visiting relatives during the pas
few weeks.
Misses Catherine and Mildren Me
kenzie left for Hartford, Conn, Sat
urday, where they will be employed
Miss Theresa Sheridan, who hal
made her home in Detroit, Mich, dur
ing the past year and who has beer
visiting in Richmond, Is now CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Sheridan.
Miss Josie Ryan of Chateaugay, y
" Is guest in the home OF Mrs
Dan Ryan.
Miss Clara Murphy has returned tt
her home to spend the summer. nhc
graduated from Mt. st. Mary's in
Burlington last week.
Miss Agnes Murphy, who graduated
from U, V. NJ, left to-day for Lake
Placid, N. Y, where she will spend the
summer. She will return in the fall
to be employed in the Upper Granite.
vile school TO fll the place made va
cant by Miss Helen Careys resigna
ton.
Misses Ella Earle and Gertrude
Wood, who have been attending school
IN Springfield, Mass, came home Satur-
day for the summer vacation.
Mrs MILFORD Earle of Springfield,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. William
Earle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brodeur of
Manchester, N. H., are visiting ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adelard Rousse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alamansor La Pierre
of Norton's Mills are at Mrs. Charles
Beattys. Mrs. La Pirre was EN-.
pioyed in the graded school in that
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McRae. Mrs.
Christina Mclnnes and son. John,
spena the week end at Greenwood lake.
Mrs Mary Deiforges and son, Major,
OF Milwaukee, Wis, are guests of Mrs.
Lewis Mcleod and Mrs. John McWil.
liams.
Rev. Frank R. Gale, pastor of the
foilen church at Lexington. Mass, who
formerly was resident Of Barre and
who was graduated from Goddard sem
mary in the class of 1893, has come
with ms wife and three children and
lis wife's sister, Mrs. Lizzie Howe o.
" Worcester, Mass, to spend part Of
ne summer mentioning on the John
Hood farm in Orange Rev. Mr.. Gale
'lans TO 60 later TO Chicago to attend
summer school of theology.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
TOPSHAM
Family Reunion Held at Thomas East
man Home, 400 Present.

At the home of Thomas Eastman
last Saturday was held a family re
union, or social picnic, which is on
to be remembered by all. The high
way was decorated with flags ant
| posters; and the house and stant
where the honorary members were
were beautifully decorated with flag,
and bunting. The program was opened
with prayer by Rev. Campbell Of
Waits River. Some fine speeches were
made by Miss Edna Beard of Orange
| d. e. Burns of North Haverill Rev
| Ralston and several of our ex-repre
| sentatives, and some remarks of APP.
probation by Mr.. Eastman. A very
/ fine dinner was served to the post ana
the soldiers and families. Owing ia
the large crowd dinner was served
outside also, which consisted of sand
witches, cake, coffee, lemonade and ice
cream.
Some beautiful flowers were pre-
scented by several one large bouquet
especially noticeable being from Miss
Evelyn Macdonald.
Excellent music was furnished by
Madame Bromley, Alice Mills and Mrs.
John Darling.
About 100 of the Eastman family
were present and it is estimated that
about 400 were present in all. Several
from New Hampshire were present, in
Guiding the Clark family, relatives of
Mr.. Eastman. The day was perfect,
and decided success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eastman and
family of st. Johnsbury are visiting
at d. H. Eastman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hood were recent
visitors in town.
Gladys Smith has begun her duties
for Mrs. 0. P. Dickey of East Corinth.
G. Z. Dickerman and George Merritt
were in Wells River Wednesday.
Mrs. John Lang of st. Johnsbury Is
visiting at the home of R. B. Cilley
Mrs. H. B. White, who has been visit
ing her brother in Boston, returned to
her home here one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith spent the
extend at win MeKinley's of Rye.
gate.
Miss Ethel Sawyer has returned to
Hanover hospital.
Lewis Hall went to Hartland last
week, where he has employment with
Lee Hood during the haying season.
Fred Smith recently purchased from
his uncle, Thomas Smith. his complete
driving outfit, including his horse, har-
ness and wagon.
Elliot Miller, who has been stopping
at his mothers, Mrs. Marion Morrison,
for some time, returned to his work |
in Healdville last week.
Wallace Chalmers and family of |
Waits River were in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haywood and |
family of West Fairlee were at Mrs. |
Jessie MeKsy's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Rnssin and |
family and cousin. Mr.. Russin Of 4
were visitors at Milo Web.
ster's over Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
Invitation.

The free exhibit at the evening
drawing school rooms, Mathewson
school building, on Elm street, will re-
main open a few more days between .
and l2 a. m, also and 5 P. m. 1t is
desired that those who are later to
vote on what financial support can or
should be given toward the mainte-
nance and possible further development
of this school get first hand informa-
ton of facts that these citizens may
form a tr,ler opinion concerning it's
value This is especially important
when municipal funds have to be spent
carefully, so that all wasteful expendi-
lures may be eliminated.
Yours for economy,
Charles Pamperl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
Missed the General Store of His Home
Town.

Where's the postefice in this
town." inquired stranger from the
country of a policeman at AID street
and Broadway.
IF you just want to mail pack
age you'll be able to do 1t at that drug
store over there replied the patrol
man. There's substation in there"
''No. don't want to do any mailin !"
replied the countryman. Il just want
to find the postoffice,
What do you want to find the post
office for if you don't want TO mail
anything" asked the policeman,
al Just want to find some place where
I can sit down and take a rest, chew
a little tobacco and talk to somebody"
answered the farmer. I'm our town
everyone meets in the postoffice, and |
thought they did here, too"
30, | guess you'd better 60 up to the
ball game suggested the officer, con
cealing smile---New York Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
TALK 0F,.THE TOWN

Mrs. f. Nj. Watkins and son, Mau
rice, of East street have returned from
a few days outing at the Mansfield
club in Stowe.
| Harley Stewart completed work en-
Saturday at the Eastman store to ac'
cept employment as salesman for
the Beardsley auto tops.
President RI. t. Sands of the Mont.
pelier 4 Barre Lighting and Power
company was In the city to-day to at
tend a special meeting of the Granite
Manufacturcrs' association.
What beautiful hair that Miss Tay-
Tor has! And so thick and Iustrous
now. She says IT'S all due to Partisan
Sage, the hair invigorator, Il. A.
Drown sells on guarantee.---adv.
Mrs, Sidney Weaver of st. Albqns,
after passing several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dunbar Of
North street, returned yesterday to
her home.
James Biggs yesterday went TO Rut
land to begin cansassing that city as
a salesman for the Fuller Brush Co.,
and continue during the summer vaca.
tion of the University Of Vermont.
Easy payments can be had on any Of
the property to he sold at auction by
the D. A. Perry Real Etate agency on
Wednesday afternoon, June 20, on the
car line between Montpelier and Barre.
See adv. on page 7. D. A. Perry auc
tioneer.-adv.
Though Barre seemed to be in the
center early this morning Of one of
the iercest electrical storms ever to
visit the city little damage seems to
have been suffered anywhere in the
city Lightning entered the Comolli A.
Co. granite shed in Bianchi place near
the Harrison Granite CO.. and played
about the electric wires by which 1t
entered. damaging somewhat the in
sulation but effecting no real injury
to the plant. Robert Webster Of
street, the night watch
man, became alarmed at it's presence
In the building and telephoned to the
fire department. which responded to
the call about 2;l5 q, m, but had no
occasion for fire fighting upon arrival
at the plant. Here and there in Barre
and surrounding towns lightning blew
out fuses in large transformers or did /
slight damage to electric wires. In
tree crippled the cleo
.ric service when II was blown against
/ telephone pole and wires and there
.ested unit removed by linemen of the
Montpelier 4 Barre Lighting 4 Power
70. But strangest of all incidents to
,ccur was one told by Charles Booth,
anitcr Of the city building, at his
lome on Bovnton street. On table
i his bedside Mr.. Booth keeps fash
light, and while lying awake Mr..
Booth was suddenly startled when the
snapped on after a heavy
hnnder report ana fash Of lightning.
nd not until he handled the light was
is glazing light dimmed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
WAITSFTELD

John Henry Downer IL i'll with meas
les and the house il under quarantine.
Mrs. Lois J. Smith has returned
from Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell
from Randolph and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
h. Campbell from Warren were guests
of Mrs. l.. J. Smith Sunday.
r. ]. Moriarty and G. o. Stokes
were in Barre Monday.
: Baird and wife were in Fayston
Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
Gard of Thanks.

| wish to express my heartfelt
thanks TO all who in any way rendered
me their sympathy and kindness, es
peeally the American Legion for their
kind and thoughtful attention st the
burial service Of my dear son, Casper.
also for the beautiful floral tributes.
Lois j. Smith.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
EAST BARRE

A. II. Gordon has located in East
Barre IN what is known as the w. Il.
Bixby stable, and Is ready to do truck.
ing, repairing cars and livery work at
hard-time prices, day or night. Orange
County tel. 674.--adv.