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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09
A sAsrt Iaastsry q ne war

'Ncw cough"
Sign here"
when do we eatT'
los"
you're in the Army now"
Treat 'em rough"
Reed 'em and weep"
All we do is sign the payroll"
ITS q great life IL you don't weaken.
"The first seven years are the hard
Where do we go from here
You can't stand there. soldier"
::kke et!sy so.s, we are here"
ANY seconds on goldfish?'
"MadelOn, Madelon, Madelon."
Encore the win rouge. see voo-play.
Toct sweet monsieur"
Mother. take. down your service
flag: your sons in the s. O.. s."
..BOnsoir, ma cherie. GU allex.vous?'
Paint it with iodin and mark him
.son fairy Ann
.Fini Ia guerre."
IN the Army. the Army. the demo-
$50 this is Paris!"
Htnky -dtnky. parlez-vous?''
Army
There's long. long trail a-wind-
when do we go home"
WYE paid our debt tc Layafette-
who .w the heck tsa o do we owe nowr
Say. 'ah-h:h and sign here"
The American Legion Weekly.
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Eord's read until II H. moving on the
Nickel Nc Ell. Plate. When Ford took over
BY speeding up shipments Ford says
he has cut the time when raw material
leaves the manufacturer until finished
of !. reach the dealer from
$4,000, 900 in inventory for other S's ' pur.
poses. Yardmen say that in a few in
stances as many as 1900 cars have
T. and l. record was 200 in ~ hours
Ford has broken the rail unions in
fuence by paying more than the union
scale. 1t is said the brotherhood took
q proposed working agreement to
and then offered his employees. but net
for a maximum scale Of g day. He
snG fa frsH ms aeo Sver TSera
are no. Pullmans. but the brakeman
dusts the seats, carries baggage and
makes an acceptable porter. The con-
crew actually takes care Ct the ieoc-
motive. Monthly pay schedules are
engineers and conductors. 1915: fire.
men s27S: brakemen, 2s5.
completes his eos hour month he is
laid off until the first Of the next
month. If he has to be "deadheaded''
he begins work and ends when o the
work is completed. He goes home on
his own time.
Ford's men regard the gas car as
practically adopted Though 1t made
~ miles an hour in previous tests. it
is being refitted with stronger mo
tor. In appearance it is similar to
an interurban car. but is capable Of
pulling two or three railroad passen-
ger coaches at high speed.
Ford is understood to contempt a Re
building some. 20 miles Of new track
---frcm near Waueson, Ohio, to Fla,
Rock, Mich. On part Of this distance,
between Dundee and Tecumseh, Mich
he now uses the New York Central
tracks. From Detroit to Flat Rock
or beyond. some 25 miles. the roadbed
eson. extensive laying of steel. ballast
ing and other improvements have beer
completed.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09

a crushred plaintain leaf bound
over q bee sting 70 splendid remedy.
leaf IL applied at once.
When there are. hives. pimples. or
other troubles arising from impure
blood, drink freely Of red clover ten.
To make this tea, add two handfuls
Of red clover blossoms to one quart Of
Geld water; place on stove and sim:
There is nothing more helpful In
the home than a solution Of bcric
teaspoonful OF boric acid crystals to
a pint of boiled water. Applied prompt
" this solution will prevent infection
in small cuts and wounds. 1t IL one
of the best CT remedies for sore eyes eyes.
good to use after long rides in sun
II poisoned by Ivy. cover the affect
ed part witr q soft cloth. and keep
this moist with the solution. There
is nothing better than this solution for
skin eruptions. such as hives, pimpl es
and heat rash. or to destroy any odor
ply after the bath, allowing 1t to dry
on. 1t is also used for infants and
young children to prevent ching. a
A god dust bath for poultry is dry
sand or road dust. 20 parts. coal or
wood ashes parts. fine sulphur, !
part. Put in suitable boxes In hen
houses where 1t will not get wet. Lice
The most satisfactory method OF
saving sunflowers for seed Is to store
them on the stalks in a cool, dry out.
house, as dampness causes mold.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09

J. Q. Rooen. a Miles City photoy-
rapher. was her" 70 take Roundup
views.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09
THINGS THAT HELP

One of the most helpful and hea Eth.
full things in. the. home is a good
breakfast food. and one Of the best is
pint of wheat, put into a cold skillet
and parch until tender. DO not parcl,
too much or the flavor will be spoiled.
Put the wheat twice through a foe d
chopper. and into quart Of boiling
water. salted to taste. stir enough Of
tbs. patched wheat meal to thicken.
and cook only n few minutes. This is
excellent served with cream. and as
the parchine changes the starch to
dextrine. it is fine fer delicate people
with weak digestion. Ground and
made into Cruel and served with
sterilized cream. it is considered one
Of the finest foods for infants and
children and it is muscle and nerve
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at only $3.50. They netted about $50

each.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl b. Brown. resid>
ing between Broadus and BOyes. left
on tn.; od anss. for sHsash , s. p where ere
public schools.
have gone to Miles City for the win
ter, the latter to attend school at the
Crsurline academy.
The Ladies' Aid society will resume
its meetings after the summers vaca-
ton and on THURSDAY afternoon. Sep,
election Of officers. Mrs. A. w. heidel
and Mrs. NJ. T. Wiley are the present
incumbents in Office, respectively as
president and secretary.
The -Redding- Cramer artesian we'll
being drill ed for Messrs. Wiley. Peter
son and Hefdel en- Tuesday afternoon
had struck the pressure water flow at
400 feet.
Ed Horkan Of the Horkan ranch
near Stacey. was a Brnadus visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Carr and chill
dren have moved in from the ranch
property. near the court house so that
the children can attend school here.
H. F.. Dorval Jr. of Stacey was in
town this week.
p. s. Richardson. wife and family
have moved to Miles City from their
ranch near Powderville and will re-
main there while the children attend
school.
John \. Reichert was in the city on
Friday from Sayle, having brought in
load of flax. Mr.. Reichert stated
that there appears to be little market
for this grain in Sheridan. and as
Miles City dealers purchase PRACTICAL
every kind of grain he marketed it
here.--Miles City Daily star.
]. y. Williams and wife motored to
town Wednesday.
The mother of Mrs. Ethel Nellans,
accompanied by Katherine wilson, left
on Wednesday for Glendive.
Bob Harlan returned Tuesday from,
a short business visit to Miles City.
Fl. X Doane of Mil s City transacted
business in town Tuesday.
Harry s. Mowry. who returned to
his home near Broadus Il few days
ago. is reported to be in Il serious
condition. suffering with some form Of
sickness.
Harvey Long. residing near Rroadus
who received severe facial bruises in
a runaway accident few days ago
is said to be recovering slowly.
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o. G. Cramcr of Baking Powder
creek threshed 32i bushels of Marquis
wheat from six sacks of wheat, aver
aging % bushels to the acre.
on Monday a week ago. ten steers
from Powder river, weighing 1850
pounds. or an aNraGe of l.o3S each.
We're sold on the South omaha market
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09

The Broadus Mercantile company
will soon install two gasoline tanks
with capacity of 1000 gallons each.
these to be in addition to the $50 gal
lon tank used hornt otort.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09
No News to Hta

\ regimental band was about to be
organized at one Of the wartime cam
tonments and, after the first rehearsal.
the officer in charge was signing up
the candidates.
bonist.
sam JONES' returned the embryo
trombonist.
Your station?'
Camp Devens."
Your rank
Il know it," sighed Sam.---The AM
erican Legion Weekly.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09
Prepared

ish bridegroom to-be, dc. you take
Hilda Sorgeson for your lawful we'd
ded wife, for better or for worse?"
''Oh. WELL" replied Ole gloomily AYE
spose Aye get little CT each"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09
STATE OFFICIALS

Governor; ...:..:.... Joseph N. Dixca
Private Secretary to Governor.
Lieutenant Governor. Nelson story IF.
Attorney General. .......W. D. RANKIN
AAdjutant General. .Chas; L sheridan
state Treasurer. w. Walker
state AUDITOR. .0ec: +. Porter
State Superintendent Of Schools.
..................... May Trumper
Chief Justice supreme Court.
Associate Justices: w. L. Holloway.
Chas II. Cooper. Albert ]. Galen.
+. b. Reynolds.
Clerk Supreme Court. III. T. Carroll
state Historical Librarian. $500.
Miss Pemberton
Sat- Aeco Sta1a 1s n',.
STATE engineer. ~. >. del0el
state Commissioner Agriculture and
Publicity. ........ Chase. Davis
state Fish and Game Warden.
&C: A. Jackaway
tutlons. r. z. Ellt0te
Recorder of Marks and Brands.....
state Veterinarian. ........N. J. Butler
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09
Too Much baggage

where can l put this suitcase"'
I'm sorry. old man, but the ice-box
is full"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09
May Harp Higher

Tessie.-"Agnes always finds some
thing to harp en-
Ressie.--"Yes: l only hope she'll be
as fortunate in the netx world"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-09

Saying and doing Is the difference
between success and failure.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01

Sc VENDE una casa dc concrete en-
Rio Piedras, Carretera a Carolina. Fa-
cilidades para Ell pago. Informant su
cesi6n Anacleto AgostO, apartado 44S
Rio Piedras. 11-19
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01
A Las pAMAs DE sam JUAN


va estaran enteradas, se1oras v sefio
r1tas de San Juan, de que hay muchas
personals del sexo femenino, jovenes y
adultos en- esta ciudad que trabajan dfa
vras dfa para ganar 10 sufciente para vi
vir, en- cambio no encuentran un sitio
adecuado v sano para hospedaje en- III
precio moderado
GNo Green ustedes que sembrando mas
plantas mas arboles y aprovechando
cl POGO cspacio desocupado en- la ciu.
dad, Sc podia embellecer San Juan
de una manera notable?
Isabraln las seforas y seaoritas de es
ia ciudad, que aunque Sc ha hecho mu-
cho por les enfermos pobres, hay urgen
te necesidad de prestar mas atenci6n a
ellos? Carecen de 10 mas indispensable
nuestros enfermos de la ciase pobre en-
San Juan.
EsSos son los tres problemas mayores
cue Ell Club Civico Femenino espera re
solver en- este afio. El martes por la
tarde, a las cuatro, Sc celebrara la reu
MON de este Club, en- la Biblioteca Car
negie, y Sc elegira la nueva directiva.
Todas las damas de la ciudad interesa
das en- los problemas mencionados, debe
asistir esta reunion. Sc espera que
esta suplica no sea desatendida. Cads
sonora o senorita puede ayudar un POGO
en- el desarrollo de estas actividades ,
asi ninguna tendra que hacer mucho,
FL Club no tiene fines politicos, nj re
ligiosos. Ell Club ha sido organizado en-
rro del bien pdblico. Es suyo, sefioras
y sefioritas de San Juan.
UNA ENTUSIASTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01
UNA NUEvA INDUSTRIAL
EN- PUERTO RICO

Ell conocido agricultor norteamerica
no Mr.. F. M. Pennock, socio de la "Por
to Rico Pineapple Co.., nos informd
que la casa Robert Craig Co.. de Nor
wood, Filadelfia, Sc muestra muy interc
sada en- la exportacion de plantas y
raices portcrriquefias para cultivar' as y
venderlss en- los Estados Unidos, al igual
quo las que Sc venden ALI procedentes
de Florida California y otros estados
de la Unione o
81 Mr.. Roberts Craig, ila hecho varios
viajes Puerto Rico durante los I1'ti
mes ounce amos y en- mil novecientos
compro algunos cientos de acres en- Mar.
tin Pefa y en- otras poblaciones de Il
Isla, los cuales fueron sembrados de di.
versas raices tropicales, fin, de impo1
tarlas mas tarde los Estados Unidos
Mr.. Roberts tiene una gran industria
en- Fi'adelfa, en- donde vende toda clase
de plantas Y palnas del tropico los
fioristas americanos muchos hote-
les, los cuales ostentan en- su interior,
manera de adorno, numerosas palmas
&c Puerto Rico.
Dentro de algunos dias quedara esta
blecida en- Puerto Rico una sucursal de
la firma Roberts Craig, de Filadel.
fla, la cual Sc encargara de exportar en-
graEdes cantidades toda clase de raices
ulataSay palsnas de Puerto Rico
va tiene Puerto Rico una nueva indus
tria, la cual obtendra una gran acepta.
ci6n en- la metr6poli.
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"Recordar es vivir"- "--Dante

precise revarse unos estorbos para ha-
Ger sitio a otros.
La4nentable, fanatica y antehigieni |
Isca costumbre es 6sta, de la que ain no
nos hemos curado Ga pesar dc la evolu-
cion del tiempo).
Asi, junto las imagenes de las Vir-
genes de la soledad, de Atocha, de Be-
len y de la Almudena, no faltaron las
momias de San Diego, San Isidro y sar
ia Maria de la Cabeza.
El cardenal Portocarrero instal6se
en- la alcoba para hablar constantenenre
al enfermo de las cosas que tocaban al
bien y salvaci6n de su alma, Y fu6 su
primer cuidado para procurarle sosiego
su ahigido espiritu, ahuyentar a la
Reina madre, al inquisidor general Men
doza, al confesor Torres Padmota, a
Ubilla, secretario del despacho univer--
| sal.
Qued6, pues, solo, con dos religiosos
de su hechura, y comenzo un tempo
su labor po,itica, dorandola de catoi
cismos.
Suave Y blandamente comenz6 a ex-
poner a su Majestad ell desamparo en-
que ell reino quedaba 81 Dios fuese ser
vido de llamarle su diestra, Y como
para evitar Espaiia los horrores de
una guerra civil, habrfa de hacer tesla
mento y designar al heredero del trono
sin escuchar la voz de Ia sangre nj de
as afecciones terrenas, va que tan pro-
. ximo estaba de la otra vida.
Il Y en- este punto Ell cardenal abogo
por SUI candidate ell duque de Anjou, que
era Ell que proponia ell Consejo de Esta-
do, compuesto por Su Eminencia, el du
que de Medina-sidonia los marquoses
de Villafranca Maceda ell Fresno; los
condes del Montijo, San Esteban, Fri
giliana Fuensaida; solo estos dos Ill
timos disentian del parecer de sus com
pafieros
Las palabras de Portocarrero hicie.
ron notable mella en- Ell moribundo,
iy creyo SUI cumplimiento como punto
esencialfsimo para salvar ell alma mand6
lamar a. secretario Ubilla, orden6le
que, como notario mayor de sus reinos,
extendiera su Ultima voluntad ante los
cardenales Portccarrero y Borja; los
duques de sessa Infantado Medina
sidonia; el conde de Bcnavente don.
Manuel Arias.
De ALI pocos dias, el tres de octu-
bre ,frm6 ell testamento, hecho 10 cual
Sc cerr6 y sell6.
Con aquella. postrera frma del infeliz
Soberano quedaba desterrada de la Mo
narQuia espafiola la Casa de Austria,
que habia imperado durante siglo Y me
dio entraba, nueva y famante, la de
Borbon.
Aun, hasta dar en- la Ultima bora del
Rey, acaecieron muchas intrigas capt
tulos vergonzosos por parte de la Reina
madre de los Grandes, que veian di-
solverse su poder como la sal en- ell aqua.
Mas amanecio ell primero de noviem-
pre-, y aqTella vida, enfeI7na desde cue
nacio y atormentada desde la infancia,
dejo las miserias de este mundo para
dar en- los misteriosos laberintos del otro.
| A las tres de la tarde las campanas
de todas las iglesias de la corte dobla-
ron por la muerte del Rey de la dinas
tia austriaca
Los reyes de armas gritaron de ALI a
POGO en- la plaza de Palacio ante las
Casas Consistoriales:
Ell Rey ha nuerto. viva ell Roy!
lEspa1a, Espana, Espala, por Felipe
v de Borb6nl
i Diego SAN JOSE.
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BuENA oPoRTuN1DAD: pof $3.50.

BUENA oPoRTUNIDAD: Por $3.50,
cinco mil trecientos cincuenta dollars,
Sc vendq. en- Sci Condado'' y al un
minute de la Carretera una casa de
MADEIRA con su solar de 16x3o. la casa
tiene cinco dormitorios, sala, antesala,
bafio, cocina y servicio sanitario. Diri7
girse al DR.. Alvarez vald6s. Apartado
906. San Juan. Renta $50. 11-12
HABTTACIoN AHIUEBLADA~ Sc al
quila-- informant: Armstrong, San Fran
cisco 63-3er piso. LII
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(11etS-It
Wata
(alloS

Fl caIIicida seeuro, dellcado, rspIdo .
tndoIoro-"Gets-It''.
Arroje I'd. un lado la navaja de afeitar
lei emplasto que SON peligrosos. No pierda
el tempo 'tratando' ese horrible dolorido
ealloi Librese de @l, usando 'Gets-It". Ex.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01

CoMPRARIA: De 25 80 cuerdas de
terreno en- las Jurisdicconos dc Rio
Piedras, Trujfllo Alto Gpaynabo, que
den la carretera quo cst6n mny cor.
ca de 6sta y que tengan buenas aguas.
Informaran y. Reyes, aP. o. No. S5s,
San Juan. 11-8
APROVECHESE:- Mientras este com
prando en- New York nuestro gestor
Paco Narganes, realizamos precios IL
mitadisimos nuestras existencias en- ira
jes y sombreros de sefioras, asi como la
perfumeria v otros articulos del depsr-
tamento de Quincalla de nuestro bazaar
''Las Novedades'', Gale de Brau No.
As. Narganes, Portela Y Co., S en- @.
11-28.
CONCFEA, CAREY Compranos con-
cha primera, segunda y barriga. Paga-
mos los mejores precios del mercado:
Dfas Hnos. Cruz 10, Sar Juan, Puerto
Rico. 11--26
vENDO AL BARBER: vidriera mos
trador ocho pies largo, dos ancho; idem,
idem diez pies; aparador vidriera seis
pies; baul libra para comision;sta, "a
patos mercancias; escritorio plano;
banl bodega; percha caballero; dos me-
sas cocina; lanpara electrical tres
Iuces; siIIeta escritorio EN- TETUAN
/, soLIcITE sR. ROSARIO ORTIZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01

a lbs sonoros ana aos honran envsan
.9noa sspontanesments trabssos ds 60
saoraci6n les recomendsmos que guar
'sn copia. puss 40 Tsspondemos dc 90
isvoluci0n on case do no uttlizArlos
i sOstencmne correspondence acbrs
Sllos
Creemss lRReesaario desir que. dada
. indels do este prt6dies y Ia eul.
Trn de los eaeyitoras rue dspsep rrss
- % vaIiOso soacurse, NO apaFses.
,erSoAalnsnts . Ringuae 40 les man
axpensrss asbAtsrsA.
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AtHRCi6R FumadOTGS

Preveninos al p6bIioo que So es-
tan vendiendo cigarros enVasa-
dos en- cajas con etiquetas de
nuestras marcas que no son Ella
borados por nosotros. Esto
con1tituye una infTacci6n De la
ley de Rentas internas y De Pa
tente de Marcas y eonfiamos que
los fumadcres nos ayudaran a
perseguir a los falsifcadores.
PORTO RlGAN AMERICAN
TO5lssl CD. Of PiO. Rico
San Juan. Porto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01

CANGAs MIL1TAREs, DE HIERRo.-
Nuevas, sin uso, precios suInamente
baratos. Venga verlas a Cristo hume.
70 1. Llame al telefOno 1923 escriba
Il Apartado 994, San Juan. F. Rodri-
guez Fernandez. lie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01

BE vENDE.-- Muebles del pals de Gao
ba juego de sala con cojines "EstiIo
Mission cana de MADEIRA. Un autom6-
vii studebaker de cilindros y 7 pa
saJeros. Todo en- buen estado. Finca de
10 cuerdas cerca de Bayam6n de Toron
Jas, cana y chinas coiindancia con la
carretera Hato TEXAS. Informran Hi
ginio Espino, Catafo. LIP
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-01

NO BABE UD. que las gomas usadas
pueden ser reconstruidas con gonna cru
da en- la misna manera que Sc cmplean
en- las fabricas. Haga "a pruCba con
una de las suyas. Tambien hacemos re
paraciones en- tubos de gomas. 8. @. CO.
CHRAN, Parada Is, (Cine Victory Gar
den) Santurce. 11-S
CAMBIO DE RESIDENCIA.- Vivo en-
espl6ndida casa en- santurce, tiene Gin
CO habitaciones, deseo mudarme San
Juan, IQuien uuiere Zanzibar? Avise te-
I6fono 80, San Juan. 11-2
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AnunCios Economies

16IRADoR o MEDIC PIso,-. Sc ne
cesita espacioso, con servicio sanitario,
luz el6ctrica; bien ventilado en- punto
alto. Solicitalo caballero solo do respon
sabilidad, para antes del 25 de Noviem-
bre. InformarAn, filtimo piso National
city Bank, II PORTO RICO BOARD
OF F1RE; UNDERWRITERS. 10
70 A. M. Ito
vENDo Truck Paige, ga tonelsdas, en-
sxcelente condici6n para cualquier usc
Embellishments. Information, Cirilo
Mercado, Garage del Quarte7master,
San Juan, LID
ItJUGUETEs l!:--Aca5a-
dos de recibir. No compre sin antes ver-
nos. Precios sumamente m6dtcos. F1eese
y Co., San Juan, P. r., Box 739, Luna
ss-11-21.
Observation-Disclosures letras
doradas Alemanas $3.50 el millar. Ha-
ga su pedido @ o D. Freese y Co, San
Juan, p. r., Box 739, Luna 8s--11-21.
'tpssst
PARNEACTA:--Por no poderia atender
su duefo, Sc vende una farmacia de por-
venir, situada en- punto centrico y con
magnihca clientela, en- una pequeda ,po-
blaci6n de la isla. Para informes pue-
den dirigirse a Ell MUNDo, San Juan,
p. R.-P.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-15

gennes, also accompanied her mother
to Winooski and !. M. Boardman came
from Burlington withs a large. car IN
which the trip to Winooski was made
very comfortably. II is hoped an opera
ton can be avoided by treatment.
Dir. and Mrs. Arba A. Pike left Mon
day to visit their son-ip-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Whittier Il. Gates, at Chattanoo.
ga, Tenn, expecting to pass a few
hours with their daughter. Miss Bea-
trice Pike, in New York City on the
way.
The lecturers program at the meet
ing of Mansfield Mountain grange, p
of IL, Saturday. evening was appropri.
ate to Armistice day and the Thanks
giving season and included a discussion
Of the prospects Of success in the linn.
tied armament conference by Rev. q
Il. Hayward and a humorous reading
by Mrs. A. G. Perry. The annual meet.
ing and election of officers will be held
the 26th and will open at 10 a. m.
when all members are urged to be
present. Dinner will be served to mem.
bers at noon with Mr.. and Mrs. j. T,
Campbell and Mrs. s. H. Nutting com
mittee in charge.
The farm bureau demonstration
meeting will be held at the Moscow
schoolhouse on Saturday. the 10Th, in.
stead Of the goth. Dressma1xing will be
demonstrated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-15
STOCKBRIDGE

Mrs. G. B Fish and Mrs. Z. +. kezer
are visiting friends in Bethel for a
few days.
Mrs. Thomas Kathan, who for the
past few years has made her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson
of the south hill, district, passed away
Thurday night and her funeral was
held Monday at 2 o'clock at Union
church.
Winona Fish and Marion Baker
spent Saturday with Mrs. Albert Hill
in Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mussey, Myrtle
Mussev and Mrs. Woodruff were IN
Rutland Saturday.
Mrs. John Durkee spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. John Fisk,
of Pittsfeld.
Otis Burroughs of Vergennes Is
spending the deer season with his
friend, Alfred Chandler.
The farm exchange of Windsor
county unloaded two carloads Of grain
here the past week, nearly all being
sold directly to the farmers. A very
little was stored and can be had by
applying to Frank Baker or Henry
Baker.
canyassers for the farm bureau were
very successful in this part OF the
town. every farmer but two or three
realizing the benefit derived and sign
ing at once.
Hugh Morgan is with his parents
in Woodstock for a few days. His
brother, Ralph Morgan, was here Tor
the first part of deer hunting and got
a fine deer.
Wendall Blaclsmer spent last week
visiting school friends in Ludlow and
hunting deer
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Barrows and
son. Fred, were in Rutland last week
They found lots Of snow on the noun
tain.