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Help Wanted

AGENTS WANTED ~ EVERY
town to sell auto accessories especial
~ adapted to This season of the year
Big seller, Splendid commission. Ref
erences required Francis e. Parry
Box S. Bath. 2wi5
ED, steady employment Apply to
Edward Perkins Lumber Company
NewburHport, Mass. lw4a
MAN WANTED TO DRIVE On
shoes In blacksmith shop. Haskell "
locke. b5 East Front st. Skowh egau II.
tf45t
WANTED TWO OR THE WEN TO
ut wood on shares. Good chance.
\ ". Parsons, Skowhcgan Il Il = j.
lwtbF
WOMAN ron GENERAL USE
WORK, Jos. Anderson, Soloh 2w45f
WEN IN EAcH LOcALITY TO SELL
the 3-tn-one holder. every home store
shop. etc buys from to / dozen. just
free sample l5c postpaid. Somer-
set Specially 60. Box 1873, Skowhegan.
tWi5'
NAN WANTED TO sELL SEEDS
In each county \ good paying bo-
sition for man acquainted with farm
ing. Experience not necessary hut
honesty and industry are. steady
CHOCOLATE DIFFERS WAITED
lTuIares Brothers, Skowhegon. tf4i
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR
general houaework in fsfnily Of three
tdults Mrs j. g Weston, 3 Middle
St, skpwhegan. 2w4tF
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN As
aousekeeper for vidowcr aud two chil-
1ren. who prefers Il good homo, rather
thaa high wages. Neil bittleteid. IL
French 81. eWiIA
HIGH SCHooI. STI DENTS TINT
DIT Somerset and Piscataquis counties
lo work for us on our REDUCE THE
5pST OF LIVING campaign Address
BOX ai5. SkoWhegan. SW u
HoOks<EEPER AND sTENOGR ApHER
wanted. Apply by letter and stating
9e". experience and salary expected in
inst letter Address Box So1, North
AnHnn- 5Wt1F
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HARTLAND
SCHOOL NOTES

Fuller's Corner--Laura Casey found
a dandelion blossom on the schoo
grounds last Friday, Nov 4. Seven
teen In the school have not missel
a day this week. The following pu
pills have had perfect spelling for thf
week. Howard Smith II; Sherman
Casey ii, Darrell Phillips III, Ethel
Cool V, Wallace Flannery VII, Harold
Ford VIII
Supt. Clifford visited school last
Monday,
Our box of Colgate's classroom
helps has arrived.
Grammar-The Pershing Improve
ment League met last Friday and
made plans for a social for next Fri
lay. The pupils having 100 per cent
n spelling for the past week are
Lennette Staples, Lucille Braley. Der
nice Young. Leona Chapman, Myrtle
0rdway, Norman Huff, Doris Holt
Clara Curtis, Alanson Curtis, Frank
Matthews, Lena Written. Doris Yves
colt
Intern ediate-Grade VI has had 100
rer cent attendance for two weeks.
Those having 100 per cent in spelling
or the past two weeks are Division
EA-Norman Glotz, Ruth Brown, Ar
,hie Walker, Dorothy Thomas, Luana
Wheeler, Albert Elbridge, Thelma
Ray. Laura Maxwell.
Division B-Edgar Woodman
Washington School Improvement
League held a meeting last Friday
Ind the lecturer presented an inter
,sting program. A harvest collec-
lion for foreign missions was taken
Ind good amount received
NORTH HARTLAND
The North Hartland school taught
by Frank .Withee Jr reports the fol
lowing pupils having 100 per cent In
spelling the past week; Lynwood
Hart VI, Leon Hart VI, Harry Stat
ford v, Lynwood Hart has not been
absent or tardy for the term OF nine
weeks. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Witheep Eva
withee, Ola Hight and Ethel Manson
we're recent visitors in school.
MISUNDERSTANDING journeyed to
Oakland and played O. II. s.. the for
ner being deferred to SO to 0. In the
contest, Smith. Oakland Star, re-
,eived a broken leg after a 60 yard
-un. Oakland outweighed Hartland
,ut Hartland put up plucky game
With many men injured. Fisher played
star game for Hartland doing most
# the tackling and ground gaining
Ills .punting was also feature OF the
game.
The girls basketball team had a
meeting last week to elect their di-
rectors. lola Chapman was elected
captain and Lena Emery, manager
Much success Is looked for in the flu
ture
A play and social was given by the
students of Hartland Academy at st
Adams opera house, with success
The funds went to aid the school or
lhestra A large audience was pres
mt and dancing was enjoyed by all
'fter the party
Miss Harvey, teacher Of Latin and
History In Hartland Academy. has re
signed and her place will be hlled
by Lee S. Gorham, OF Wiscassett, wht
will begin his work Nov 7th. Mr.. Cor
ham is a graduate OF Bowdoin College
class of 1921.
Miss Annie Fuller, grammar school
teacher at Hartland, attended the Con
vention at Portland
Mr.. Clifford was very pleased to be
one Of the first superintendent in the
State to report 100 per cent registra-
ton of teachers at the Association
He and another superintendent were
tied for the first report.
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To Let

Two FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Inquire of Mrs. Singleton, Upper Mid Z
de ST. next 10 Frank Green's, SHOW
hogan. 1W45
TO RENT FOR THE WINTER,
storage for automobiles Prices rea-
souable. NJ. Il. IIeselton. Skowhgans
tf45
FURNISHED TENEMENT. FIVE
rooms. to let on Middle street, To man
and wife or small family. Call even
ngs or Sundays. Mrs. Flora L. Me
Pheters. Middle St. Skowheean. tie
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING Oh
CREDITORS

In the District Court of the United
stntes for the Northern Division of
the District of Maine. In Bank
.rfptcy
Ia the matter of Thomas A. Lessor.
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy
To the creditors OF Thomas A. Lessor
Of SkowheEan. in the County of Som
ersel and Division aforesaid, bank
IaBt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
4th day of November. a. d. 1921. said
Thomas A. Lessor was duly adJudicated
bankrupt and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at Daniel
Iewls' office. in Skowhegan. Maine. on
tho 26th day of November, A. d. 1921,
Al ten o'clock In the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
sslSkowhcgau. Maine Nov. 4, A. d
lei
~ DANIEL, LEWIS,
~ Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Positions Wanted

~ mnNr ba GROCERY sronT--
Fhroo years experience. Would ar-
eept work in most any kind of store IL
there is nothing in the above. George
Hopkins Skowhegan. 2wi5F
POSITION WANTED--WILL DO
most anything. Roland rrask, )
Nn'nmcf 81 SkOwh eFan. 2w4bE'
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\ Weekly Newspaper
Published Every Thursday at
Sko vinegar, Maine
ME- INDEpENoENT-RE c

"a (lncorporated) =
CT II, Smith, Presldeht 49, r.
A* Roland T. Patten, Business. Mgr.
John l.. Fish, Editor
one Year. in advance ... $3.50
Six months. In advance ..... is
Three months. in advance .....,. 80
Entered as second class matter June
30 1903, at the postotfoe ut SkoYhe-
gan. Maine, under the Act of March !,
1879
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Wanted-T To Buy
Adds under this bend free to o
subscribers.

I'VE TONS IfAY. WILL HAUL
myself Fred M. Mckay, North Az
y T. Phone 16tll. lwi5
!, Used COON SKIN CnAT. STAT
condition aud price Allie 6 Longlei
Nurridge" ock. Nv i5F
FIVE sToRsI WINDOWS ,Bor1
~. infheata. George l.. Gleyelan1
6koWheEan. lwi5
SMALL SECoAD-ntND CHEd,
Protector. Il. A. Washhurn SHOW
began. 2wi5
CHCtLAR WOOD SAW. NOT I,
/ DER 30 inch. Promising heifer n
2ow soon to be fresh. II 4. Whippl1
Bingham. iw4S4
50 BULLETS, ALSO Ali kINps Of
live poultry. Harry Nelson. g. PleasI
anl ST. Skowhegan ti91
\ SECOND HAND RIDING SADDLE
George bow, the Harness var
skoWhegan 1Wi5F
NBER oF Young HEIFEY
eali c9 10 raise of good daitR breeding
Guernsey preferred. l.. n Rich Ma11
lson, x f. n l. Farmers phone ia
Scion Exchange. it'5f
Light SPEED SLEIGH ~ coon
condition James h. Nuttiug. Nerridge1
WOHk Ave SkOW hcEan. IttIl
iie YARDS Of OLD ANHInNEi1
pretty lowered carpeting \elNr' u
tapestry. anyone having the ana
new or from discarded carpet plea,1
communicate with Olive J.. l''t5tj
Pleasant ST. -Skowhegan W.T.
SMALL GROCERY OR C0NFFf Tios.
FRY store Ia hustling town |nn
there are good schools. Grocery nus
ness preferred Must Toe cheap .t.,gg|
cash George Cooley, Newport war
RAW TIRs WANTED At HIGHEST
rfjces, We are now paying go ~
tor muskrats. For No / Skuuk. tt'@1
No. ? skunk. $3.50; No. skunk - ~,
No. ! skunk, 60c. As high as 'lVu,
complete price list to f. 7 SheI nsp.a
15l Temple, st, Whitman, Mass wa
is on go BARRED PLiMotThh
Rfcks or White Wyandottes. -,
Nye y Bush St. Farmers Teiepnngg"'
l7-11. @"'Sf
CIDER APPLES WANTED. PREsl'h,
Price SOC a hundred. Shall loag .. "a
Norridcewock, Skowhegan, Har'la ..,i
and Hinckley Notify us and We VIZ
tell you when to haul. CON-! "a
Wthee, Skowhegan r r y leift '. US
80 tNorridgew Exchanged -
LIVE PoULTRY-wRrTE N FIRST
letter. kind and number you ~ 20
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan.
LIVE POULTRY wANTED-D,'n.o,ff
me Ii tarG. f4iIl CAL & p -
Harry Eelsc2, 80 Pleasant 60 3@G :, M
Ea..
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sussssssssssssssesessss sssm
For Sale
POULTRY AND TIMBER FARM 10


-.
io' hi"h AM TIMBER FAHM III
Acres % acres in tillage. pasture for
acres in woodland with large amount
of cord wood. pulp wood and pine lum-
Der Cottage house. 6 rooms. painted
in good repair. Barn 32x4i; silo well
aIled Poultry houses, Incubator etc
Includes W nay nay, stove wood farm
ne ,,-3}t az" CIR, pait ASH. Nril
" ford re- oh LOT
4 '.1i - ''DuI II !" 10
pq.aA - , =. patt4;1. a,IT,N hem
tf1S
Il ACRE FAhn FOR sALE--o y Z
mlie from t9NheGah on WaterEiile
road Cheap TOR cash. Inquire al
Phons ~ 2wl5'
ron SAiI or Will EAfHAN
/ Tor pony zItzEb hght trdYerSe HhuE
+ Dora = Ruuafett. Is French 81 SHOW
heear 4V45s
..
HosG ''hhN -. l. u Is u
raised fr"m ~. ma my - o. VII eN,
change for zin-ie eomb bird oil good
rlch eol"i l'tSp IN f"uii's d IN
-.
second ell dif warren torsoh'
! Solon, F l. iw45'
SHEEP AM ArFiE FARM Tou
Sale--&40a scsnte# 30 acre farm one
mile from hoeIs. churches three
miles from vt8tf=. j. aeres in fields.
good pasture, SOM eft wood timber
.bed cofas ef h'! 'li fr ana @9Uo
ervss c,n - .5I..555c igbte= hnrn
34x58 tiaa a. ,az,- t,,o heresa rnnfe
ne11i,t si't9,.'iea a.. ,araad ,,r5ds
sten6 4tna 1,1anr. t40o
yearly william n tue'lis. Madison.
Maine. 2W45
T,yo u.,vs no ~, a., prvr
ona 2so 49, - 't,,,.p ma TT
one 125 acres Lumber enough to
more than pay tor 10th Z. II ave.
Box 80, North Arson, Route . 9Y45'
Tr-o pruruprD uruSEv suNxs
Give cry rich rnill> Both have etlVes
one bull calf five weeks old anh one
pull cali hNe months dehorneb' an
800 = II. Nye. Eotth Arson. Route
fw]5'
errosn HAM ,trcy1IF 1.ScE
for sac Late model Simplex. Price
reasonable Harvey Mcclure,
Skowhegan. x + l. g. T. Phone
203-23 4%45t
yYce ron s.,U ppYcr
"A a.rh pahti,,.t.H = ,r,',i1', Mans
Taine II '1N " =" ~ ~ 5w45.
a. 81 - = -, R9ntt,gn
fai,s,rood poad - tgis
"a = " i''"'
Domestic YARN. Two, THREE,
four threaded at gl.a5 q pound post
paid Farmers phone 5=li Mrs.
49, 's'oi''0'' u it3ts.
COW ron SALE. OR WILL TRADE
for dry stove wood Fred Mckay
North Ave skowhesan. ~ + Phone
HILL 1W45+
a SMALL AMERICAN SEPARATOR
No II in Al condition No better
SKINNER made seta on n bench can
be moved easily to any room VIII
esi.e,l ~ T. 9"45
On - -
WAGON SHEDS, CHAINS. WHIF-
- iViii-N' ~" d go
o''"ei - - "''PP''' 80 -
WHO WANTS TO Buy GOOD
car CHEAP have A five passenger
DtbJ III tHI - " D pi'i III IL 90 lti'll
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Miscellaneous


RooN ANn BoAHp--TwC MINUTES
Val ifpnI shoe shop. Mrs. Fred
Mcha#. &orth Ave. SkoWheEau. y. Il.
Ph"Ha ~. II, 3w4S'
~ IphpRULES TO oH ERuAIL,
3rst r|H=# work guaranteed. g. II.
Whit aad Myfon y LOOMS. Water
81 aEn4 hssan. New England Phone
229- III t'ruers Phone 13-1. tbs
ENhRfoNE NEEDS rHoTos ar
lnterN'i BY sitting for them now
aud usi rb"m for Christmas YOU Kin
| Two hit4 9th the same stoue and
save - II tiresomc Christmas shop
ping Haa4e appointment today The
nun SlaaI'. 3l Water 81, Skowhogan.
y. T. IE=Ha -5f=2. tfl5
HEM>HlTenING AND PECoTING
neatly danr aa North 81 Z: Lewis
store. = Tel 49,. tft5
cATHoIIe, WISHING TO MARRY.
want ing .n.Hdactions' Booklet free.
Write lfilH|fH Correspondence club.
Grand Eapa Mich lwl5'
MACHINE nIMsTIrCHING. PICoT
EDGE. tpVaf.a Guftons, Buffonhoiee.
Accordion eH..# and Side Plating,
! ram Hem e. sfuE. BE yard. silk or
thread an. orders promptly
, hllcd S"lH#.s au request phyllis
q, Tolman j, I.tud St, Rockland
fW45f
Of pictures and j ,rriptions Of beauti-
tul ladies seu' trae to any one upon
request Address rrof ward Il. $40
Valley, Nehr. 3wl5~
Will SOMEONE WHO HAS \ SUR
PHI ) check protector orfer IL as a loan
TO the CONNIE lai lass in the SkoW-
hogan High School during The next few
months? Communicate with Miss
Gladys Allen at ibe High school or
| with the Independent Reporter Co.
5w45F
DEVELoPTNG N\p FINISHING ron
amateurs, neatly ana promntlv done
/ at The Hun Studio. PA Wafer street
Skowhegan,- Me. Mail o-ders for ont
of town people promptly attended to
tf45
/ SMALL RENT WITH STNnE.E WANT
ED. Good location or v-ould consider
buying similar place Archie NJ Dan
forth, Farmers Telephone % SkoW-
hogan 9W44E'
WANTED TWO EOAnUi,uS AZ Mis-.
A. Smiths residence, North Rrscb ii
near Shoe Shop. 9u,H
WANTED TO III .DT sa5nJty ,Sn.
case agarti4 $tahu H..
equal value Euaae 8 =. #I,, -
3S3. Greenville NJ -"
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Ad,ertisements IN these columns not to est.,a =
with order. Zach additional line Sc. In IVY. w. cd
lines, reckou an average of words. stacs,'
n not paid in advance, DC additional i % nk
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EverybOdy's Column
WOULD LIKE WORK TO DO. A.

WOULD LIKE WORK TO DO. AM
willing to do most anything. k1eber
chapman, East Street, Skowhegan
2w45F
WOULD LIKE PLACE TO DO
housework. Inquire of Airs Annie
Hunt. Park St. Skowhegan. Vi5F
TWO DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSES
for sale on East Maple street, City
water, flush closets, garden lot. shade
trees. $1,000 each. 20 per cent on
your money Is good investment. +. d.
Sterry. as Mt. Pleasant Ave. tf32
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EDGE. tnNat.a Guttons. Buttonhoies.
Accordion e#I and Side Planting.
Plain Hemsfu auE t5e yard silk or
thread iu#I#U#f orders promptiv
niitd 9'laH..# 4H request. Phyllis
= Telmau. j, I.tnd ST. Rorkland
tW1Ss
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RAW FIRs WANTED At HIsHgH]

Tn'ices, We are now paving gu. Ell
tor mu9krats. For No. / Skunk tt@
No. ? Skunk. $3.50: No. , skunk III
No ! skunk, 60c. As high as Htw,I
Tor minKl $500 for foxes. WIT" lp'I
complete price list to f. 7 SheI ms s,.
1jl Temple, St. Whitman, Mass. '"fe
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amateurs; neoIIN 1NI Promptly done
at the hum studio. FL Water Street.
Skowhesan' Me Mail orders for out
of town people promptly attended to.
tf45
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NJ NBFW IN YNI VI WTTFEY
sait c2 10 raise of good dait' breeding
Guernsey preferred. l.. II Rich Ma11
isou. X f. II ]. Farmers rhone l2stli
Soiou Exchange ftl5F
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NOTICE t,nGE COLLECTION

Of pictures and ,rriptions of beauti-
tul ladies sent irae TO any one upon
request. Address rrof Ward, Il. $40
Valley, Nehr 3wJb~
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MAamINE mnMsrIrcniNG. rICor

wanting nf.ductions. Booklet free.
Write I4il#H.rH Correspondence club.
Grand EapH Mich. tW15'
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HORSE sHoEING. JonBI.c

30 NOT THROW AWAY yorpI
machine with broken parts HI
same welded as good as nov
Somerset Machine Co, HatbawarI
ST. Skowhegan. Both phones
tf4il
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case 3gartil Stdnu H.. =,
equal value Luasel = lov. B5N
3S9. GreenVille NJ -
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fa nH sn nAnnED rLNMOtTH

RIcks or White Wyandottes. =,
Nye. y Bush St. Farmers Te'epntV,"'
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SMALL GROCERY or coNFTcTn

FRY store Ia hustling town VIZ
there are good schools. Groc'rf nus.
ness preferred Must Toe che4p .sS
cash. George Cooley, Newport 3"fs'
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\ LIGnr srEEn sIEIGm lN Goo0

condition. James h. Nuttiug. Norridgej
work Ave Slowbccan tfii1
il2 YARDS or OLD FASHlNtiJ
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ED. Good location or would consider
buying similar place Archie NJ Dan
forth Farmers Telephone co Skow-
hogan. VIVIAN,
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cleaner. Terms s1.0o per dav ~ ".
part of a day. 5oc extra if dali.
and called for. Mrs. Alice N a
81 Bloomfield St, Skowhegan. Farn u
Phone 2S-1l nv
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TyPEW AND GESr,l
Stenograpby work. We are 40 sitnl
ed that we can do limited amoJ
of custom typewtiting and stenorl
phic work. Independence Reporter
Show heRau n
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Price soc hundred. Shall loa9 .,
Norridgewock, Skowheean Hartlannm1I
and Hinckley Notify us and We WI
tell you when to haul. toip.
WUhee. SkowheRan r r y 1 TeIfph l"1s
81 tNorridge Wock Exchanged -
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LIVE POULTRY--wRTTE N ii"s,
letter. kind and number you ~,
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan. y"
LIVE IOIrIrRY ANTED-DaVf
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TALK or TIE TOWN

Next week, Park theatre, magic
weekday
See the ''Red Cocoanuts at Goddard
seventeenth fare -adv.
A few hats to close at half price
Mrs. BRINE, laurel street adv.
Velvets and velvetccns. in variety
Of colors, for dresses and hats Little
Dry Goods Store. Cottage street, of
North Main.-adv.
Annual seyen-ccnt fare at Goddard
Monday evening, Dec II. Sale bagins
at G:3T, entertainment nc s:01 adv
Mrs. Glenn Carpenter Of Washing
ton stree. win entertain the Netop
class OF the NJ, J.. church tonight at
1880. All members be present.
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MONTPELIER

4
Mrs. Henry Hall finished her employ
ment in. the office Of the state boart
81 probation and charities on Dec. /.
Merton Castellini Of White Rive
junction was recently arrested at til,
direction of w. II. Jeffrey, State proba
ton officer, for breaking the terms o.
his probation in not supporting hi
family as directed by court order II,
was arrested by Chief efsPolice o.
keefe of White River junction. ane
taken into South Royalton municipal
lcouft and sentenced to the house Of
correction at Windsor for his Original
term.
State Fish and Game Commissioner
II. Z. Sheldon mat be best known I'd
most people in Vermont as sportsman
but he IL writer as We'll, articles by
him having appeared in Field and
Stream. Cutters Recreation, and the
Saturday Evening Post. Major Shell
don is at present preparing two articles
for Field and Stream. one on the
obligations Of a Sportsman" and tie
other on Battery Shooting on. Lake
Champlain." One of his articles which
aroused much interest was taking
the Dust out Of Industry which an
peared in the Saturday Evening Post
in September, 1920. This article is d
study of dust explosions in grain
elevators and other places of industry.
A piece of difference type is eThe
First Goose appeared in Outer Rec
reation, describing an arduous and
successful stalk Of lone goose on a
country pond.
a contribution of $50 from WON
ans home missionary society in Il
Vermont Congregational church was
recently received bv w. RI. Jeffrey
secretary of the board of charities and
probation, toward the expense of
furnishing Kinstead, the new state
shelter home for children on Seminary
hill in Montpelier 1t il also reported
that another womens society in the
same church plans q contribution Of the
same amount. At the present time, it
is expected that the building win be
turned over TO the board ready for
furnishing before Christmas. A IA
year-old child mother was committed
to the care Of the board Yesterday
from Chittenden county.
"A copy Of "A Thanksgiving Song
Marshal Fcch,r written BY Pauline
Arnoux Macarthur, has been received
at the office Of Governor Hardness
Some of the members Of the work
ing force in the state engineers office
are working in the representatives
smoking room in the State House. due
70 an overflow from the regular Offices.
The floor Of the smoking room has
been reprinted and drafting tables and
stools have been set up in it.
John Cushing Of st. Adams was in
Montpelier Thursday evening for n
conference with Major Harold r. Shell.
don on the projected history of Yer
mont in the World war Both are
members of the state history commits
sion. Mr. Cushing is editor n.chief
Of the history, and Major Sheldon is to
be the military historian. Plans made
by Mr. Gushing and Major Sheldon
will be presented 20 the history com
missioner AZ meeting to be held
Monday IN Burlington II their
views are approved il is probable chat
work on the history will start soon,
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Cured My Father.

Malone. y. ", Sept. 5, 1917,
A. J. Phillips, Norwood, y. Y.
Ny Dear Sir: Ysu will remember
that my father took your A.. J. p.
Rheumatic Remedy several years ago,
he was not able to walk but after he
took your remedy he was entirely
cured and has not had any rheumatism
since. You know he is eighty years
old. I know Of MANY Others here that
have been cured. The A. J. P. Rheu-
matte Remedy Is what they need if
they have rheumatism.
Sincerely yours.
A. J. Nicholson.
Your druggist has it.-ads.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
Tx OF THE TOWN

Next week, Park theatre, magic
weekday.
Select your Christmas records carly
at Russell's.--adv.
Give Ercrsharp pencils this Christ.
mas. For sale at Cummings 4 Lewis
adv.
We take subscriptions for all maya
zines at browns drug store. These
make ideal Xmas gifts. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
GRAlNITETILLE

Regular meeting of L. A., A. o. II,
will be held Monday evening, Dec. IL,
at 1880, Election of officers. All MEM
bers please attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09

- Special communication Of
4 Granite lodge. No. IS. F. \
ia A. NJ, Saturday, Dec 10. at
IN l;30 p. m. for the purpose of
Wy attending the funeral Of our
NJ late brother. Austin W
Jones' Per order W NJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
M4RSHFIELD

DIR Foote, dentist, at Mrs G. Bliss,
Marshiield, Tuesday, Dec. 49, for one
day only. No pain. No cocaiu. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
Food Sale saturday.

The Unitus class Of the Baptist
church will sell beans, brown bread.
rolls, donghnuts and cake. Doors open
at 2 o'clock.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
In Loving Memory

Of William H. Mitchell, who died Dec
0, 1920. Gone. but not forgotten.
Wife and son,
Father, mother and sisters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
NORTHFIELD

f. J. Rutter, optometrist, win be at
Park inn Monday. Dec. IL. Call and
have your eyes examined.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09

Discriminating smokers prefer a
Sculptor cigar. Manufactured by Wes-
ley Hoffman. Tel. COZ W.--ady