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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
As 70 IRRITATING COM
-.-. MENU'

-, s,seia1 correspondent writing from
&ashington says that ociauoaS o''"S'"
Ahs limited States and Mexico and 'n'
,1rr,,es States and Japan. have pro-
.rS..ed TO the vital point where tne
6epartnent Of state hopes rr'''''"s
comments from the press OK 'ne '"ree
countries will 10 avoided 80 'na' -
satisfactory settlement can b" rrache''
With all due recognition "t IN" on'!
Of tho press to refrain from 'om"s"'
which is merely Irritating and NOT con-
,trpcttve, we are disposed to oei'e'e
-3h.t me ATTITUDES OF the state depart
wont has been RisinterpretTd. Ihe
nress of this country is never unit %.
~. ounstion OF foreign or domestic
nolicy excert perhaps In time OF war
The same Is true OF the press "' al
other countries. II national aam'nlS-
.tration were - attempt 10 please All toe
,nevspSpers OF ali sections and parli'N'
il would soon be involved IN a labyrinth
from which 1t could never &c extricated
Neither Is it possible for an administra-
,ion to please all the newspapers OF its
own party
When a man occupies a high national
rostion. he should observe anil respect
nublic sentiment. IN: ne should ais" u,'
his own judrm"n, and initiative '"m-
ment on any Pending question OF t"r"'E''
policy. e!the- hy thr press OF his own
or OF foreign nations. should not ivr'-
rate hin, or Swcr,c him from what ne
knows Is the proper course. \ man en-
trusted with matters OF broad inter
national policy should b" big enough 20
think for himself and /" :gn"-" d;strac-
lions from any Or ALE SOURCES
In our prison: secretary OF state
Charles Evans Hughes. TIL" lntH!H-
yencer believes. We hav" SUCH man. Mt
Hughes Is not agra ndstand" performer,
He has, mind and will OF his own
and he may DC trusted 10 act for IN"
host interests Of MS Country. Possibly
nc is not wholly indifferent TO praise or
censure. but ne is not Influenced by hop"
Of the. one or fear % the other.
OUR state department. ;as .w"ll as
President Harding. may y" depended
upon 10 handle the Mexican and Japan
ese problems nationally. irrespective OF
what may be said b. certain yellow
newspapers. Th" present adnintstra-
ton is not. derotInG It's tim. n the pro-
duction Of pros" poems. Il ;s seeking
70 amply common sens" 10 the actual
facts II gwen situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
DEMOCRACY AND DESPOTISM

In the old day. 81 absolute m"nar-
chies. tho radicals w"r" the men Nh"
sought 70 overthrow IN" dHS7"t!Sm and
establish democracy. Now that de-
mocracy has triumphed ~ most OF the
world, we ind a new type o.! radical
. me man who would overthrow de-
mocracy and establish d"SrotiSm. The
old type Of despOc;$m controlled wealth
educatiun, culture and usually religion.
IN addition 70 military power. Tn" TYP"
that radicals OF the present day seek TO
establish would ignore education. cul-
ture and Religion but !, would matntain
lust as firm Il hold on the lives and
property Of tn. people. Is acts unre-
strained BY men,al enlightenment. would
~ far more brutal and bloody than the
tespotisms ~ the past. The rights Of
ths individual who did not happen 10
be a part Of the. ruling class would be
ignored. as they were. ignored BY the
most VICIOUS and absolute Of omar
chies.
Whv should any san" man wish TO
replace democracy. IN which everyone
has equal rights and equal opportunities
for any form Of drSpot:Sm" The obvious
answer is-fur his own selfish interest.
The radical does not want an equal
wants an unequal share. II"
oes not want 20 improve the general
condition OF the people. OF his nation
n. wants TO pull others down m order
that he may g"t what he has no, earned.
He tries to make tn. people dissatisfied
With the mild and representative form
~ government tina; they have in order
that he may SCI up = d"sp"tct bloody
and destructive sway.
In this connection an excellent ad-
dress WAS delivered by Vice President
calvin Coolidge in New York On Monday
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Militant C0AAMERC|A[]5M MAY
MENACE PEACE Of THE WORLD

represents a tendency toward militant
e>plo;tat!on and domination OF COM
mcrce Of which the whole commerce.!
world must take notice. 1t can. II II
goes on. formulated by the encourage
mcnt and support Of governments Al
once claim diplomatic support. II means
the irresistible pressure TO exert intoi-
Grant national strength. II means tne
enforcement of this strength ny the
weight If government. which means
armies and navies.'
Unless something is done to lore-
stall IL. that is the kind OF composition
on a national scale. backed up by gov
ernments. armies and navies' that is
ahead of US.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
RIPPING RHYMES
~ WALT NA8oN
FALSE TEETH

NV now false teeth are now IN place.
and they fiji out the sunken face that
lately have worn: as substitutes
they're a success. and yet l YEARLY con-
rcss tina, man was made TO mourn. There
* no perfect bliss below; behind each
iov there is 4 woe. behind each smile a
tear; my teeth are almost lost. by Jlns.
and I will have to get a string and tie
them 10 my ear. | take them from their
dread abode while I compose stirring
ode, TO gain the poets wreath: and then
tho dinner horn is blown. and eHclaim'
with throbbinG moan. where are those
dad-blamed teeth" An absent-minded
gent I am: can't remember worth
VAN the things ! should recall; I'm al
ways losing fountain pens. and pins ana
pups and setting hens. my watch ana
tennis ball. But somehow I could plug
away when all these things were gone
astray. and many more beside; 10 get
ME other pins and pups and fountain
pens and mustache cups, and let the lost
ones slide. But put up some fierce
harangues when I have lost my price,
less fangs. all shiny. white and new;
until they're found l cannot cat the large
and luscious joint Of meat. or anything
hut stew Alas. there is no perfect bliss
in such a tinhorn world as this. on sucn
a m:siit sphere: my d!nG-donged teeth
are lost again. and when they're founh
I'll get a chain and chain them to my
ear
Does your union authorize you &c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
BODY RECOVERED

Clarksburg.. w. Va. May - Tho
frs, drowning OF the season IN this
section occurred when Robert Shoulder
-. Of Mount Clair. met death in the
W"st Fork river near his home. He was
seized with cramps. His body was re-
covered a few hours later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

A preacher who was permitted Ia rd.'
i Salt Lake newspaper for one day took
advantage Of his opportunity To writ"
an editorial against newspapers ATpar-
emily. ordinary courtesy IL not part Of
his code OF ethics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

Rergdoll says ne has no intention IL
leaving Germany. But sometimes poo
pie do things unInt"ntI"nally. and even
unwillingly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

The workers of Pctrograd ar" demand.
ing bread and clothing. That Will civ"
Senator France something tn start on
when ne arrives thereJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

The president OF tn" Chicago hod car
rIcrs has been indicted for graft. Maybe
lie tried to carry bricks on both shout
derS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

This is the time Of year when the
average man gets to see and smell
flowers without going 10 funeral or a
wedding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
PROMINENT PEOPLE
OF WEST VIRGINIA


y l.. Hears" of III" r. l.. KearSc
circuit &C theatres. which has head
quarters IN Charleston. was in C!ncin-
natl early ,h!~ week and n talk with
rromin. =, film men has convinced him
hat motion 81, turr exhibitors must ally
themselves closely with III" hest inter
'>'S f ~" community: That pictures
men must work with public sentiment
and Cor public welfare.
Howard L. SwiSh"r = chairman Of "a
thrift drive which - on IN MorSTInt"wn.
Mayor Thomas II. Gather Of Grafton,
j. grAtificd =; the C"-"prrdi:"n h'. re
rc.vod whirh enabled the making or
cleanup week N ih;'i city success.
John Can.hclr. 4 district foreman oc
rH- rumrrny. who * located q; Lumber
por, n Harrison county. mad" IN" big
hit &c ~" uhiiona! gas convention held
last w"rk IN trr,nnn'j. reading IN"
l.apcr hat hn read ~ last years convcn-
lion of Tho West Virginia Oil and Gas
Assnc.n'inn at Charleston.
Rcv r.. ! Yoak. professor in Norris
Harvey College,. filled a pulpit At Point
Pleasant Sunday in thr interest Of m"
Christian EIura;ional Movement Of the
Southern Methodist church.
q. Il Trpcri"n Of Charleston. who is
ono ur tn" best posted coal mon n TN"
rurinrr.. through having been rrcSIdcn;
al ia" New River Coal Association.
,.rrs.drn, of the SmOkclcsS Coal AS
socia,ion and member OF the Tide
water coat Exchange. was considered
as a likely candidate for president or
tho National Coal Association At III"
meeting held last week in New York at
which the honor finally fell Ia West
EirginIa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

Does your union authorize you te
sing tonight"
well, yes. but only 10 sing on key.
Paris journal AmuSant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

Vote today It's your duty as we'll rs
your privilege as a citizen.
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What Other
Editors Say


Tho GOV ernur 81 Me h.ra'! a:.i 'H'
state commissioner - l"'V!nG h"'"
:,rr,ed ri,,t rIi,,y shall !" uu b"\HH
bouts on Decoration n,l..ud hs," u':sa"
ruhltc ;."uuurr' n H''t" ;ha' e.
rho r.,-on adyIn, cd i thu, NJ r.,r::',
DtN. iIkr Ghrl%;m.r,t i, :, >:,"v'I "nm,-
yrrySary. and . !'hrat!rn- ii = ah''H'I
be IN keeping with III" Uuc *iirr al
the oro,Stun.
[, is an :d,a w"rth hy..; .nG IN IN n!
in planuiug for Nuh,.r .,:.d private ""'
scrLan,.,, Of VI. uIur.nl lay A. Nh":r. n
the choice of ar'iN.i.'~ E'u'r!..!.
As the or!Ii,.a, tu'.:nt"'!..H - ~ an
nyersary rec"d"s mo Tie d.r;,tH'" -"
sinnly a holiday d,yul.n :" :...'r..h i.'.t
sur. rather ,hdu ," h''i. q. u !Il &c!
rem, nlbr,,,,.., III .- "..: Nr.:.... = -
human I;ur CARED i.n r,r. whn' ..h"al4
hI,tt.J ont hy visions far les wur'hy
and hcicful.
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The tran,.l $la'l>l:...@ h'H cum
rl!ed iut"r'<',ng hsHr'~. shaving w.
of ,hr word. y study ui ihcS'' msUr'S
n,rr, To e.N" Americans - rttlt"" com
Portable feeling when they combat" lh' II
lot with that If th" 'iii%'hN - ''H'F
nations tn" C"unipo~ d';tIth WI" 49,"
the UnIi'I States. Great !r'"'''' KAN =
Russia. Ita.y. Jupan, G' rnnaH! ami NU>-
tria- HUNGARY
The estimated i";a! wealth e 81,
eight is 900 billion ,iu!,Ir-. The wealth.
If tho United states ~ ,s''ma', - 49,"
billions. or cNac;iy on,-hn.i III" ,"'.i
rhe total debts al the ,lrht N";.,n- -
NIl;t,p JrllurS thar. -, I'.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

The idea that America Tough. '"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

Add =ir,k" L"rr"r$. III" ErIt ~ 90
, strike has caused IN" nJuHir"ill' 81
beer. /" fr.l vil more lhHn ::iiI i"'r cent.
and r:,'I"uS n" III rr"=i"''. lITh'."--
ton Il'r;,d- III Spatrh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

Mayor Thomas II. Gather Of Grafton,
i &rAtfjrd ~ tn" C"-"p"rHi:"n h." re-
rc.v"d whirh "nahl"d the making OF
cleanup week ~ ;h;ti city success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

Howard L. Swi$hcr :, chairman Of "A
thrift drive which - on IN MorEInt"wn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

This sort Of thing. NJ. Hoover says.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

As Ia the news that "hirrEn!"H ar
coming down" on" mist read ~ 'sh
text TO learn whether / means IN q
Cident or Il price d. i.iI'- N"rE"n'"Nil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
RANDOLPH

Mrs Edith Craig Of Lebanon, Y. r..
after passing few days here with Mrs
Y. D Porter and Mrs VIII Tyler left
on Tuesday for her home
Mrs Lewis Williams and Miss Mabel
Smith left Tuesday afternoon for Beth
z 70 attend the installation Of officers
Of the Woman'S Relief corps.
Mrs Cecil Richardson Of Braintree
was IN town on Tuesday on a business
"trip.
It is understood that the bakery
which has been closed for a year has
been leased by the owner. Mr.. La
Francis 20 George Berry Of Vcrgennes,
who viii take possession about the
first Of February, Mr.. Berry IS to EN-
ploy an experienced baker for time,
thus making the business worthy Of
the patronage which ii viii deserve The
lease j for six months, with tho priv
iiege Of purchasing the property II dc
ired ne bakery was formerly con.
Quoted very successfully and the pub
lie has missed tire business and will no
doubt give IL generous trial
s fine quality Of ice is being drawn
from the Eldredge pond to the Hood
and Brigham creamcries this week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

Y Regular stated oonciave Il
St Aldcmar c1mmandery.
k-[< No. ~, X T.. THURSDAY.
Ef 8 Jan. p. a. : o'clock Work.
~ driu snd red cross degree.
- Per order l. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
EAST BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dodge from
Williamstown have been in town sincc
Friday.
Frank Green has been sick with The
grip for several days. DR. Scott ,oi
Randolph attended him, He is around
the house, but has not been out yet
The ladies' social circle met with
Mrs. Bray last week Wednesday. They
had fine time and did some sewing
Mrs. Bray served nice dinner, and
they elected officers for the year Mrs
Harold Slack, president; Mrs. Sam Gift
ford, president; Mrs. Vernon Cliff
ford, secretary; Mrs. G, G, Wight
treasurer; Mrs. III, Y Allen and Miss
Vera Jones, collectors; Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Slack and Mrs BRAY, business
committee. Several joined the circle
at that time.
Walter w Brown of Randolph was
here last Saturday to see his parents
and to help his father celebrate his
birthday
Rev. J. w. Miller of Bethel and G.
4. Robbins of Burlington, field secre-
tary Of the Vermont Sunday School
association. were here at the Baptist
church Sunday. Mrs. Robbins spoke
very Interestingly
Miss Edith Fowler entertained her
brother H. w. Fowler, and wife of
South Royslton a day last week
Mark Hyde and his brother, Frank,
were called one night last week to see
their father. He was quite sick for
time, but is better nov.
A robin was seen here last week
Thursday hopping around on some
bare ground, frying to find something
to cat Some crumbs were thrown out
for it, but il flew away without get.
ting any of them.
The minstrel show, given bv the
East Bethel Minstrel club. held Jan.
20 and 81 for the benefit Of Middle
Branch grange, No. 1853, turned out 70
be an unexpected success, as there was
a large attendance the first night the
show was given and on the second
night the hall was packed TO the doors.
Most Of the people who saw il the first
night came the second and brought all
their neighbors with them There were
also many from out Of town. The Choir
Us of twentv.fve voice. gave the audi
ence an earfl,l Of overtures and south
ern melodies. as well as national airs
The ''niggers" kept the audience guess
ing. with home Jokes and merriment,
and the duets. solos and quartets were
well applauded Following the min
strel show was the farce, "The Pink
Tea Party" hv ten negrcsses. who
did Justice TO their pink tea" and on
the second night the farce. "The
Crowded Hotel viii he we'll remem-
Dered bv those who saw IT, The dance 1
given after the show on Friday night, /
with Stcele's orchestra furnishing mu- /
&c. proved 20 be the winding up of /
two nights most successful enter 1
ainment held here for some time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
BETHEL

The Crescent club has elected Ernest
II. Kittredge president and George +
Kimball secretary and treasurer fol
the current year.
Rev Charles c. Wilson has resigned
the pastorate of the Church of Our
Savior in Roslindale, Mass, and will
become rector of st. Stephens church
Cohasset, Mass. In the latter church
he succeeds Rev Howard Barlow, re-
Gently elected bishop Of Detroit.
John w. Sails has moved from Wind.
sOr to his house in the Fish hin neigh
borhood and is employed at the quar-
ries, where he worked many years be-
fore the war
A recent number Of the Greenfield
Mass Daily Record contains a por
trait and sketch Of Victor $. Reed, and
an editorial concerning his work as
secretary for eight years OF the rail
road Y. NJ. c. A. at East Deerfield
Mass, which he resigned recently, ow.
ing 10 the need of rest and change for
himself and Mrs. Reed He wa for
merly a druggist in Plainfeld and
Bethel.
A cablegram from Mt. Silinda. Afri-
ca, announcing the safe arrival Of Rev
and Mrs. Frederick r. Dixon has been
received by the American board az the
nead office in Boston
Everett Preston and Forrestne
Northrup are recovering from cases Of
bronchial pneumonia Both are pupils
Of the Christian hin school
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
WILLI4NSTOHN

/ Mr.. and Mrs j. Leo Edison Of Plain'
fieid were ~ town inst SUNDAY az
George Coioy :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor G. Dirty Of
Barre were here ghe latter part OF last
week en- business connected with the es-
tate of the late Mrs. Laura Dirty.
William r. Jones Is away from home
on a business trim TO various granite
ceuters in New England and viii visit
relatives in New York STATE before his
return
49, :, prohato cooroo s,ow 90
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
WATTS RIVER

Mrs w. r Cunningham, who has
been sick. is on the gain
Miss Shirley Gauthier q; East Barre
srent the week end with Mrs L. r
Welch.
Miss Olive Bstten, who has been At
Meredith, \ H., the past few months,
has returned 10 her home here
Mrs. Fred Rowe and Mrs Ellsworth
Waterman aud son, Miles, were in
Bradford Friday.
Mr. lAdd II Meredith, n. H.. Is Wis
iting Miss Olive Batten.
Mr.. and Mrs F Eastman OF Orange
have moved into the parsonage for the
winter.
There was surprise party at Olive
Batten's Wednesday in honor 81 her
29th birthday The evening was spent
in games and refreshments were served
There was a bean supper and enter.
tainment AZ the hall Tuesday evening
for the henefit 81 the church.
Mr.. Gertrude Carter Of East Cor
NTH called on Mrs. Mary Martin Fri
day
We are sorry 70 hear Of the death Of
Lewis Parker az the SOLDIER home
his funeral was held Monday at Past
Orange and burial was in the village
cemetery. lie lived in this village at
one time.
Church services SUNDAY. Jan. 80. n
the evening al 7s45. Sunday school ii
the morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
A Humane Mayor.

Talk about our Sunday blue laws
here's a decree issued not long ago by
the mayor Of little commune in the
Pyrenees;
Whereas, the young people of the
every Sunday sfter mass, and the noise
they make frightens the cocks, hens,
and other animals ~ the village. we
herhy prohibit dancing within the
bounds OF the commune during the
hours in which the domestic animals
take their rcpose Boston Transcript
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WASTE OF WATER
is DEPLORED
Continued from first page

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the manure pile moved, but thought
that the only permanent relief would
be the moving of the barncso that the
drainage would be into the river.
The committee on legislation report
ed verbally about proposed amend
ments to the city charter permitting
la re-assessment for permanent side
walks and for lump sum salary for
the city clerk and treasurer Nothing
definite regarding either proposal was
done, although it was stated that the
city would probably have the right to
fix the salary for city clerk and treas
urer through agreement with the per-
son holding the offices Mrs. Calsta
Il. Bolster was given permit to re-
build chimney off North Main street.
Weekly bills ordered paid were:
Street payroll, $27lse; engineering
pay, 1923 water pay, $l09.6l; fire
pay, $l9655; police pay, ss2.s5; c. L.
Booth, $40; Miss Grdley, 500. In addi-
ton requisiton Of $500 by the poor
department was honored.
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to the ground as 1t would be losing
money to pick and ship them at the
prevailing price.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman +. Smith have
gone to Boston and will also visit
friends in Chelmsford, Mass, before
their return.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


Read Sadlier's window ventilator ad
page eight.--adv
i Go to the cafeteria supper in tht
Uniyersalist church to-night.-adv.
Talking machine outfits, $50 and $7'
while they last, at Bailey's Music
Rooms, Barre.--adv.
Yelles -Mammas wrestling match is
to finish. Montpelier armory, on
Wednesday night.-adv.
Save money. Get my prices on
watches and watch and clock repair
ing. e. O. Holmes, Maple Grove, tel
24l -X.--adv.
cial dance Thursday, Jan. 27, from q
to Sis. Everyone come. Parents and
friends wecome.--adv.
Wrestling Rinato Gardini, Italian
heavyweight champion, VS.. Bob John
son, Swedish champion, at Clan Cor
don hall to-night.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shea and child
of fremont street are spending week
visiting in birmingham, Worcester and
Boston, Mass, and Providence, X. l.
Gardini meets STRANGER" Lewis in
Boston for the heavyweight champion
ship next Monday. Come to Clan Cor
don hall tonight and size him up
adv.
Mr., and Mrs. Donald Smith of Perry
street went TO Boston last night Mr.
Smith to attend meeting Of quarry
owners and Mrs. Smith for a weeks
pleasure trip.
A regular meeting OF st. Johns
court, c. o. F., will be held Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock Important changes
10 the bylaws to be considered. Every
member is requested to attend
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
33, o. Il, s., Wednesday evening, Jan.
20, at 1880 o'clock 1t being past ma
irons and past patrons night, they
will exemplify the work. Supper served
at o'clock.
Big crowd going-to see the basket
ball game between the Legion and
Goddard at Spaulding gym Wednesday
night Tickets to the game will also
admit to the dance in Legion club.
house after-adv.
Matthew O'Hagan, representative
for the Marion 4 0'Leary granite
firm, visited Barre yesterday as rep
resentative Of the II. j. Reynolds To
Co. Mr.. O'Hagan is to have
central Vermont as his sales field for
this company.
The property Of A. O. Comstoek of
Bellows Falls, located in South Barre,
Of house, barn, garage
and about eight acres of land. has been
sold to James and Elizabeth McTigue |
Of the East Barre road, Mr.. and Mrs. |
McTigue have already moved TO the
home Mr. Comstock formerly occu
pied the home.
A telegram, received in the city yes
-erday afternoon, stated that a son /
lad been born TO Lieutenant and Mrs
A. Miller of West Philadelphia, Pa,
IN Jan. 25, or early yesterday morning.
Mrs. Miller Is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs b. H. Humphrey Of 2 Elmore
street, and win be remembered better
~ some "a Miss Ruth Humphrey.
Mrs. F. Y z. Archambault of Mer-
liant street left yesterday afternoon
or Montreal, to be present to-day
It the ordination to the priesthood Of
Ter cousin, Y. Pauze, of Montreal The
ceremonies viii be performed at the
immaculate Conception Jesuit home.
While in Montreal, Mrs Archambault
'lans to spend week with her son,
armand, at ST. Mary's college, and
laughter, Hsrriette, at Mount St
fary's convent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
Therefore We Never Dc.

Tell a woman she looks like some
other woman aud the chances are you
make the women mad. the one You say
1t to and the one you say il about
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
Card of Thanks.

l wish to thank the ladies of the w
R. c. for their nice gift and all VIII
have remembered me with calls, flowers
fruit, letters, cards and kind wishe
since my unfortunate accident
Mrs Frances A. Lathrop