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The Ordway new era., 1921-02-25
FOREIGN

The campaign against Spanish emil
grafton is emphasized by some news
papers at Madrid. FL Debate urges the
government to act TO prevent the coun-
try being robbed of many of its best
workers.
American sailors who We're fired ON
Mt vladivostok were attacked by par
ty of Russians probably for the pur-
pose of holding them up. according to
advices received by Admiral Strauss,
commanding the Asiatic fleet.
For hundreds of miles throughout
south and southwest County Cork all
the principal roads have been rendered
unfit for rfse, trenches have been dug,
barricades erected and bridges de
stroye1., according to a report issued
at Dublin Castle.
Negotiations with the Egyptian gov
ernment for the conclusion of treaty
according self-government TO Egypt
are strongly advised in a long awaited
report by Lord Miner. former colonial
secretary, on the Egyptian question,
presented 10 Parliament.
Cancellation of the debts of allied
nations by the United States is urged
by the Tribuna in Rome in an editorial
on the economic and financial situation
in Europe. The newspaper says the
United States may find her very
strength peril in future.
Charges made in the Chamber of
Deputies in Paris by Deputy Brousse
~. fb., off hat fhara hnH hnnp
wholesale arrests of officers and men
of the American army for the theft of
army stocks sold 10 France, brought
forth denial from Maj. ]. \. Warden,
liquidation officer of the United States
army. now in Paris.
Three checks written originally for
small amounts, then certified and
raised TO n total value of S1T, 600, We're
cashed in banks in Montreal by man
for whom police We're searching. Made
with invisible ink, the original figures
an examination disclosed, faded aftei'
certificationS We're made. enabling the
forger to write in his own figures.
Evidence that Boishevist rrvolu-
tion has been planned for France, HuI-
mnd, Belgium and Germany has heen
found by the Belgian police, acccrdjlE
to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Brussels. The dispatchs sail
"Belgian police, in searching the
homes of Communists, found docu-
ments in which was contained an or
der from Moscow for plans to iaurrh
a huge revolutionary movement in Il
few weeks in France, Belgium. Ger
many and Holland"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
P|MPLY?WELL, DON'TBE
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
OFF with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apimply face viii not embarass YOU
much longer II YOU get a package OF
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for caiomel; there 5
no sickness or pain after taking them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomei does and Just as efiec..
lively. but their action Is gentle and
safe instead Of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets IS
ever cured with dark brown taste,
a bad breath. dun. listless. no good
feeling. constipation. torpid liver, bad
disposition OF pimply face
olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive Oh. you
Vii know them By their olive color.
Dr.. Edwards spent years among pa
tents afflicted with liver ard bowel
cruulzints and Olive Ts.sets are the
fnmenseiv elective result Iaire one q
tao rsefstly tx a week See how r1uc1
better yOu feel and lock. l5c and DC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
is,
SPAULDING 0
Former Played More Ag-
gressive Game at
Burlington
TWO TOUCHDOWNS 4
AND ONE SAFETY
Spaulding Team Was Pc
nalized Several
Times

The Burlington Free Press gives the
following account of the Spaulding
Burlington football game at Burling
ton Saturday;
"For the first time in three years
Burlington high school defeated Spauld
ing high school of Barre at football
Saturday afternoon at Centennial field
the score being 10 to 0. Although the
game was hard fought throughout
Burlington played on the aggressive
during the greater part OF the time
and Spaulding did not at any time Sc
riously threaten the Burlington goal
Burlington stuck closely TO straight
football and gained consistently.
only a few forward passes were
tried, most of these being by Spauld
ing and working to the visitors disad
vantage. In fact, Burlington got heI
second touchdown in the last quarter
when Gosse intercepted a Spauldine
pass and ran the ball 30 yards across
the goal line. Burlington's other touch.
down came in the first quarter, when
the local team took the ball from the
kickoff and carried it steadily along
until Spaulding's goal line had been
crossed. Two five-yard penalties against
Spaulding for offside play helped the
local team. Noble, Scozzafava and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
YALE ELEVEN
!! NEARLY INTACT
Only a Few Regulars Will
Be Lost By Grad
uation
HARVARD OUTLOOK
NOT SO GOOD
Coach Fisher Will Have to
Build a New
Line

New York, Nov. 2l.7-Yale with all
but six of 81 first-string men who
played against Harvard Saturday
available has apparently the brightest
prospects Of the big three teams for
ig22 Coach Fisher of Harvard viii
have to build new line and find some
new back field material, while Prince
ton will be without its greatest stars.
Captain Malcolm Aldrich, hailed As
one Of the greatest captains that ever
led the Blue, will be graduated in June,
as will Guernsey, the right guard;
Sturm, right end; Speiden, substi-
tute half back; Miller, a substitute
tackle, and Quaile, who was at tackle
in the final quarter of the Harvard
game.
This leaves Huffman, Blair and Deay-
err ends; Into and Diller, tackles;
Cr,Iickshank and Cross, guards; Lands
and Norris, centers; OHearn and
Beckett, quarterbacks, and Mallory,
Jordan, Knapp and Wight, halfbacks,
a a nucleus for the 1922 squad.
Clark, center, and Hubbard, right
guard, will be available for the 1922
Harvard line. Macomber and Croker,
the ends; Tlerney and Captain Kane,
tackles, and Brown, right guards, all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
NERVES FELT LIKE
THEY WOULD SNAP
1t Was Impossible for This
Burlington Woman To
Get a Good Nights Rest

IF talked from now to the end OF
my days about Tanlac ! wouldn't get
through saying half the good things
| think it deserves" said Mrs. Clara
Echo, l07 Intervaie avenue, Burlington,
VT.
II had been in a dreadful run down
condition for some time as a result
of stomach trouble. | never ate any
breakfast and was only able to eat
very sparingly at other meals. My
nerves were keyed up to such a high
pitch felt like they would snap in
two, and it was impossible for me
to get good nights sleep.
"Tanlac has given me a wonderful
appetite ard | never have the least
trouble now with indigestion. sleep
like child every night too. and wake
up ins the morning feeling refreshed
and happy"
Tanlac Is sold In Barre by Barre
Drug Co., in Groton by G. c. Smith
in Marshfield by E. w. Gilman, and in
plainfeld by E. F. Leavitt.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
THROWN ONLY ONCE.
Zbsyzko Will Defend Title Against
Stranger Lewis.

New York, Nov. 2l-- Stanilaus Zb-
syzko. who will defend his heavyweight
wrestling title here next Monday with
Ed. fStranglerl Lewis, the former
champion az an opponent, has engaged
in g40 professional graphing contests.
IL Is said that Stanislaus, who is
something near the 50 mark in years,
has lost only one match, that TO the
late champion, Frank Gotch. Gotch
pinned Zibby's shoulders after six see
onds of wrestling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21

will be graduated. as win two men in
the backfieli, Fits and Cohurn. Owen
and Buell. of the first string backs
win be back again, as will Churchill
and Chaplin and Linesmen Grew, Ladd,
Holder and Hartley.
Captain Keek, Quarterback Lourie,
Clarity, Il. Stinson, Hopper and Witt
mer viii not be with next years Tiger
squad, and Bill Roper will have to de-
yelop his team around Baker, Sniveley,
Scott, Rutan Won Schilling, Lipscomb,
r. Stinson, Cleaves and Gilroy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
FEW UNDEFEATED TEAMS.
Penn State, lafayette, Cornell and
Washington and Jefferson.

New York, Nov. 2l.-Yale's defeat by
Bob Fishers football folk at Harvard
leaves Penn State, Lafayette, Cornell
and Washington and Jefferson as the
only undefeated major college eleyens
of the east this season.
Penn State and Cornell each won
seven games, Washington and jefferson
eight, and Lafayette nine.
Captain Malcolm Aldrich OF Yale
continues the leading point scorer, the
field goal he booted against Harvard
making his point total So. Captain Jim
Robertson OF Dartmouth is second with
rs and Kenyon Of Georgetown Is third
with 6s, two points ahead Of Lightner
of Penn State. Haw Of Cornell, Kill.
niger of Penn State and Elliot OF
Lafayette each has 60 points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
FRESHMEN VICTORIOUS TWICE
Middlebury New-comers Won In Bss-
ketbail and Football.

Middlebury. Nov. 2l.--The class Of
'25, Middlebury college. SCORED two
victories over their rivals Of the class
Of "a over the week end. The first
victory came Friday evening, when
they won q hard fought game If
basketball BY = score Of 22-is, IN the
Mccullough gymnasium Saturday the
class football game On Porter field re-
suited in . score Of 100 in favor Il
the Freshmen.
Class feeling ran high following the
Kidnapping Friday night Of ITO of the
freshman t.ackfeld men. Who we're re-
moved ~ The second yesr men - parts
unknown. After 4 frzntic search. they
we're heated ard uere rescsed m time
to p4rt8ipste II the football gsue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
RUTH GRINNED;
SAID WEE! WEE!
When Marshal Foch Ex-
changed Fluctuations
With Him
FRENCHMAN WANTS
! BASEBALL IN FRANCE
Said He Would Like to
Have King Swatter In
troduce 1t

New York, Nov. 2l.--Babc Ruth, the
home run king, to-day was the proud
possessor of the brick which will be
the first laid in the new knights OF
Columbus headquarters building. He
received ii yesterday from the hands
of Marshal Foch Of France.
Archbishop Patrick .. Hayes acted
az interpreter between the great
French leader and Ruth at the cere-
mony on the steps OF st. Patrick's
cathedral.
Il am glad that we are both mem
bers Of the Knights of Columbus, the
marshal said Il wish we could have
you introduce baseball in France.
Babe grinned and said, I'VE we
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21

Time Of the game. two u and two
l0-minute periods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
is COLLEGES COMPETE
In Hill and Dale Title Meet in New
York.

New York, Nov. 2l.-Cornell uniyer.
sity's cross-country team will defend
it, intercollegiate hill and dale title
to-day against the runners of II other
colleges. About $50 barriers were ready
To start In the event over the new
course in Van Courtlandt park.
The Ithacans, with the two Browns,
Irish, Miske and Carter, have won
their previous meets this season hand
lily.
Names university's barriers won
the New England college championship
last week defeating the fast runners
from the Massachusetts, Of Technology.
Teams in the race win represent
Cornell, Harvard. Yale, Princeton,
Pennsylvania, Bowdoin. Williams, Sy-
racuse. Cincinnati, Colby. City college
Of New York, Columbia, Holy Cross,
Lafayette, Maine, Massachusetts, Tech,
Dartmouth and Penn State.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21

Harvard 10, Yale 3.
Georgetown IA, Boston college 10.
Syracuse Il, Dartmouth I.
Mass. A. {. Ii. Tufts 0.
Williams 40. Wesleyan 0.
New Hampshire -, Holy Cross I.
Brown I. Colgate 0.
Fordham Il. Springfield Q.
Rhode Island 81. Connecticut A. {. q
Lafayette %, Lehigh O.
Centre p. Washington and Lee 0.
California ~. Stanford Z.
Rutland II. :. II. Brattleboro II. 5.
Burlington II. S. 10. spaulding II $. Q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
CLASH WITH sABREs.

American and British Fencing Teams
Meet in New York.
New York. Nov Members Of the
English and United States fencing
teams were here to-day for the final
contests for the Thompson interna.
tional fencing trophy. In the prelimi-
nary bout at Washington the Ameri-
cans won at foils IL to and the Brit.
ish fencers won the duelling sword
bout s to 6. Thus the American team
has IL TO 10 advantage.
. The deciding tits win be confined to
sabres.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
DIN fUCA C)NDE|U[U|.

Ora Nina Buchaner din Chica-
go, - ami, 2S9 funti, s'a casatorit
Ell d. William Gros, % ami. 137
funti. Felicitarilc noaslre 81 tine
te bine. Mr.. Gros.
9e
O fence slaba devinc mai slaba
fram1ntindu-si mintea de slabiciu-
nea Ell 81 cea erasa Sc ingraSa fra
mintata de dorinta de slabi.
Ss
O telegrama din Dallas anunta
cd Thomas Klein a murit de ris.
f mai preferable dccit de pllns
&
Tn domn din New York $ a plins
.iustitiei ca nevasta lui nu site cum
s;l sarutc, 81 judecatorul a invino-
vatit ca de ce II a invatat-o. - Iatj
a opta minunc a lumei.
A
Bugetul armatei Elvetiei pc a
nul 1921 de $1S. 100000 socotit
in franci elvetieni, 81 totusi zic uni
cd sistemul Ell militar nu-i practic
&
Daca esti destul de politicos S;
lntrebi pc cineva de sanatatp tre
bue Sc al 81 rabdarea sal ascult
doua ceasuri pima iii spune cum s(
>imte.
s.
Multi spun Inainte de a Sc casa
tori viitoarelor sotii ca stunt zeit,
ca la trei Iuni dupa casatorie sd $,
convinga ca neam de neamul lo
II an locuit prin Muntii OIimpului
y
O fence din. New York a captu
rat un tilhar care vcnisc sd SEQ
toceasca prin casa. cu o, lingura
faclndu-l Sa creaza Cd are un re
volver in nina la slit Sc seaza D.
un scaun de care la lcgat fedele>
ca dupa aceea Sc cheme politia sa-
dea in primire.
= Ma ZapaciSc Gu ochii ei C.;
n am mai vazut ce are in NINA
zls tllharlll cind a aflat cd i'm 10
de revolver a avut ling,lra il
nina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
Tn professor de la Yale mort

New Heaven, Conn. - John
Emory Clark, professor Gle mate
matice la universitatea Yale din
1873 pima la 1901, murit eri in
orasul Hartford.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05

voltele agrare periodice, 81 analfa-
betismul sunt infatisarile tipice ale
regimului.
In aceasta perioada taranimea
n a existat politiceste, lar economi-
cestc a fost numai producatoarea
bogatiei. In rasboi taranimea STA
cIstigat libertatea politica 81 drep-
turtle cetatenesti, prin reforma a.
grara va Fl 1ntarita economiceste 81
atunci posibilitatile culturii, a ci-
vilizatiei care sa reprezinte sufle-.
tul poporului nostru mu vor mai
raminea bat tjocorite sau 1ncatuSate.
Statul eel nou, Statnl pc care he
sbatem de dol ami sal constituim
trebue sd reprezinte sufletul popo-
rului nostru 81 sd urmareasca idea
lul vremei dreptatcd.
Eminescu, traind in trecut 81 va
zind prezentul, arata ca numai
doua clase pot fl reale 81 rationale
boerii 81 taranii.
Eli trebuiau sd dea directiva po-
Utica tarii. Pc boerii della 400,
pc hlptatorii lui Mircea 81 lui
Stefan Noda voia sal invie Emil
nescu.
Gnu 'nvie NORTH insa, 81 sin
gura clasa reala ramin taranii 81
alaturi de Ell intelectualii plecati
della safe. In Ardeal 81 Basarabia
aproape toti, daca nu au parinti,
au mosii inca tarani. lar in tara We
che cea mai mare partc a oameni-
lor de carte tot della safe All pornit.
Ei sunt chemati sd faca educa-
tia political a satenilor. eli sunt che
matt sa organizeze taranimea po-
liticeste 81 prin aceasta sd creeze
! noul Stat rominesc. Statul drep-
tatii 81 al sufletului rominesc.-
En- PdnditescM IN "Patria.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
1000 invitati la bal.

Columbus. = Patru mil de in
vit:,rl Ia inaugurarea guvernOru-
lui Harry l.. Davis, 81 a altor Off
clall al statului. care va avea loc
Luni. au fost trimiSe in diferite
parti ale statului.
AranJarea pentru trenuri spe-
clale din toate partile tarii. fost
complectate de comitetul insarci-
nat Gu acpaSta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
Contra-propaganda


" ,un ~ ', ~ M -, - % ~. " - l., :. -, -
Vechul Resat In aceIas nulnar al numulu zar-repe
TAM tpri lnlba engleza 81 rsdit arie in earl
vorbeste aceaa imb-vecm un artcol care arata
rlc din Cngaria incepc cl cuvintec:
''DeI sfIrsitu rlsboiuui poIoru recut prn
cce mai crude ncercr Intii Romln efut tara ntr un
mod barbar - Articolul situat unea des
perata din ngri stuatiune dc alfel ost reevat
din alte isvoare.
foarte senmcativ ca nm zar din Austria tara cu care
onina rel1at reatiunie facind
mai multe comcnz oficiae So conne mbca articoe in
r So insut5 romnii IN cri 80 ,recoarp mu)tine do ne
adcvaur J caoni In a,}resa romnilor 81 tari en- care so
rcn,le "a este in ,atm amicale on att mai nu "a zia
] s,s nnm ara anaena u,ui zar fo,rte sc,os rcnreze,
nd con,arul i inlustria avnd ga motto. "Pace Comert
Lber printre Natiuni FaDtu nh treuc trc
cut en- vrl,rea en- ohsnua rs1t; oficiaititor ronine
semenca zar noate cre c1rcnte valmatoare ncreclor
r,nnesti ~ cn sa vede accsta este sconul s,s num
tulu ziar
Roma s romni an fo atacati s nrin ale orpane ,lar
nam Want nici desminrc ofciali a neadeyaruror teb
tate pe socoteaa al
neshlh!rle = pToles'ee z'reol "ln .fa au "cl uh
lfs III !arl sre1ne tle nu pot cohaoalallsa propaganda
"HS''''o'S' &c Sc Iaec III laSoo' nohni'e''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
Deputati amestecati in contra
banda de rachiu.

Chicago. Uncle documente
aflate in decursul unui raid facut
in acest oras in mai multe stabi-
limente, arata ca in grllpul de
contra -bandisti earl aduceau ra-
chiu, Sc afla 81 unii dintre Off
cialii federali precum 81 un depu-
tat dupa cum spune Frank ID
Richardson. agentul federal al
prohibited.
Inul dintre eel prinsi, GU nu
mele Costello, asa spune Richard
son ca "A marturisit ca. exista Q
astfel de conspiratie de viola
legea prohibited, la fea dat agen
tului 81 codul secret al banzii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05

Berlin. Generalul Wrangel
fo>tul comandant al fortelor anti
bolseviste din sudul Rusiei, a so
sit in Berlin .acum citc-va zile in
dlumul lui spre Paris. Ell S "a oprit
la Hotelul Continental.
Wrangel MI va pleca imediat
imediat din Berlin din cauza ca
rrictenul 81 confidentul lui, gene
ralul Trautenberg. disparut in
mod misterios, 81 deci. il asteapta
sd Sc reintOarca.
Hotelul Continental. ca toate
marble hotele din Europa. este
plin de nobili refugiati din Russia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
CorpuI didaCtiC din Macedonia

In nrn,a refuzului corpulm d.
dGctic macedonian de-a primi le-
tnrlie, scotia maced0nennd de la
ministerul instructed apelat Ia
scatimentele patriotice ale dcestui
corp pcntrM Sc resemna.
La ace0sta, corpul didoctic a
rdspuns Cd ] s'a epuizat 81 ultima
rezefrd. de resistentd, intra cit este
HsNritor de fodase.
IA "a scrie ed ddcd !; de data
6ceast6 corpuI didsctic ~ IA; ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05

mi legitima satisfactie de a fl sus-
trns dela suferintd care dureasd
de jumdtnte secol, 0 mare parte
din institutori uor ueni IN tara ca
sd aducd cheile scolilor m0cedone-
ne, acelor0 ce aM pregdtit snckids-
rea ldr 81 totusi nn Sc STINT respon-
sdbM de aceasta.
Vor sosi 81 uni frNstasi mace
dossessi spre ceve gucerN1lui ~
min 81 'e dso concsvsNI pol;tic.
nscis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
NFORNATlUN|
Fabricile de postav Sc redeschid

Boston. Illcratorii din ma
rlle fabrici de postav din New
England $ an iitors la lucru,
Lllnl, end mai multe fabrici, din
aceasta regiune. 'au redcschis
dupa flxarea noului salar, care e
0 redncere Gu 22'- procente a sa-
larnlui PRINT pima acum de
muncitori.
Fabrica de bumbac 81 alta din
Rhode Island 81 uncle din cele
mai mari fabrici de guma din
acel stat au 1nceput lllcru. tot
1lmpul orr in parte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
OPINIE SEPARATE.

Slrpleantul. un baiat
Clnstrt 81 perseverent,
Cam de mutt a observat
Peal sau scf. pc prezident,
Ca char GU buna stiinta,
lnteles de mai nainte
Cu-al sau membru de sedinta.
Alt ON practic 81 cuminte.
COncesii facea cam desc
Pc la uni 'mpricinati
Gu mutrele mai alese
ST la punga mai umflati,
Dind pentru al lor tfo.os
Sentinte partinitoare,
Ticluite cam pc dos
ST la ochi cam batatoare.
Intro ri. Sc 'nifatiseaza
lar TN caz de partinire,
Negrcsit, s'asociaza,
Cind fost la chibzuire,
Domnu membru Gle scdinta
Cu-al sau sef, GU prezidentu,
Oar mirati. iau cunostinta
Acum, cind vine momentu
Supleantul s'opineze,
Ca acesta Isl farata
Dorinta sa formuleze
O parere separata.
Prezidcntul. grcu jicnit,
Sa si-o redacteze-i cere,
lar acesta, liniStit.
Scrie scurt asia parere:
.Jurnal numaru cutare.
Hotarirea turceasca,
Limba boului e mare
Oar MI poate sa vorbeasca.
Victor Bilciurescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05

Lucr6torii de banci vor eei in
egreva.
Madrid. Complicatiile in
situstia financiara a Spaniel anne
ninta gray aceia tara, 81 este 81
mai multi agravata de ameninta
rile facute de lucratorii din banci
ed vor esi in greva. Sc spune ca
acestis contempla 0 greva gene
raid, care va ii proclamata in orr
&C moment.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-23

the home of her son, ". T. Burdick since her return from the Hartford hos pital, is still confined to her bed.
 Mrs l. F. Wilcox underwent a minor operation July 16th. The operation wer performed at her eome by Dr, Bean of Rockville. Mrs. Wilcox is making a fine recovery.
 Miss Dolly Webster of Stafford is wis iting at Gina Hill farm.
 Guests Sunday at Edgewood were Ru- pert West of Holland and Miss Helen Reynolds of EagleviIle.
 Mrs, Oiin French spent Wednesday at her parents home in Coventry.
 The past week visitors at Winding Brook farm were Chester Burdiek of West Goshen and Miss Ida Ccie of West Cornwall, Mir. and Mrs. Leon Burdick and little daughter and VeFien Burdiek of West Goshen.
 Mir. and Mrs. WiIfred Murdick and little daughter of Chaplin Center, MT. and Mrs Floyd Land and two sons of South Chaplin, Cliord and Morton Bur dick of Tower Hill Miss Mary Horton of Abingdon, Mir. and Mrs Harry Elliott and three children and Miss Angie Elliott of South Manchester Miss Ruth NJ Russ and c. Raymond Young of Willimantic Mason Whiting fell from a wagon and 1 fractured his elbow. Dr. ]. B. Sweet of Jewett City reduced the fracture Miss Sarah Brown of Summit, R. L, is
 visiting her sister, Mrs. Phebe Wilcox.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-23
CANTERBURY GREEN

The Ladies Aid society met Tues day afternoon with Mrs. William Miller. Plans were made for the annual lawn party to be held on the church green in August.
 Mrs. Robert Humphrey and her sister, Mrs Atwood, are spending week in Middlebere. Mass, and vicinity.
 Mir. and MrA George Anderson of Worcester, have been guests of MT. and Mrs William Wright this week.
 Mrs. Frank Nelson has as guests, Miss
 Helen Paul, Mrs. Berhent and Mrs. Felix Vincent, who made the trip from their homes in New York by automobile.
 Gustave Kloz, a nine year old boy spending his vacation at Mrs. Rollers, was made happy Wednesday by birth day celebration at which eight children were present. Mrs. Rodler served cake and ice cream which all enjoyed.
 Canterbury grange at the meeting on Wednesday evening. had well attend ed NeighboFs' night. Brooklyn, Pachaug and Ekonk granges each gave four mum bers on ahe programme and provid- ed an excellent entertainment. At the close sandwiches, cake and iced coffee were served.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and son or panielson have been visiting at Nathan Exley's during MT. Bailey's vacation. Al- fred Exley, Jr., of Groton is also at MT Exley's.
 Miss Ruby Babcock IS spending month at Block Island.
 Miss Cara PelIett of Danielson ana son, Ray Pellett, of Hartford. were guests of Miss H. B. Brown Wenesday'