The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-01
NEWBURY

= There is a law, which went into ei
feet June /, that whatsoever brings
: can and has il filed with gasoline
which is not painted red and plsinl,
marked gasoline in a Distinguishing
color is subject TO fine There hav
been 40 many accidents of late by PEG
pie mistaking gasoline for kerosene
that our lawmakers have made thi;
law az precautionary measure t,
save a man from getting blown up (noi
BY his wife, there is no law under
heaven which can save him from that
but by gasoline.
Mr.. and Mrs Cilley and Miss Leila
Hathaway have returned 10 Barre
Mrs. Selden S JENNIE of Newport
has been in town for few days, the
/ guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren W Bal
ley, jr.
Mrs. Martha Welch and her three
children, Donald Rhuesia and Ozo,
spent Memorial day in Groton
Mrs f. l. Cobb, her son, Norman,
with his wife and son, Frederick, mo-
tored to Boston last week and on their
with them on Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gage of West
Somerville motored up last Saturday
and spent Sunday with their parents,
MIR and Mrs NJ s. Hutchins. They
we're accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox OF their home city,
Glenn Bailey Of New York state is
in town, being called partly on account
ii the serious illness of his father,
George Bailey.
Miss Jennie Barber. Newbury girl
and now a successful teacher of La
coma. was in town over Memorial day
Olu-river farmers seem to be pros
porous even if it does take three cows
to buy a pair Of shoes, q yesrling steer
to paw a weeks meat bin when pur-
chased from the cart and wool and |
butter down 10 prices the same CAS- be
fore the war Here is Milo MeserVe 4
painting up, George Martin, Arthur
Downing, Merrill Smith, Ralph Carpen-
ter, S. L. Greer and Raymond Worthen.
These men are all bound TO shine and
are setting a good example for the
rest Of Us, even II we are not in that
bunch.
The last ten or dozen years there
have been all kinds 81 entertainments
IN Chadwick hall. which was given Us
by the beneiicence Of the late
Mrs. Harriet $ Chadwick Stone of
and the citizens Of thi,
ilace. There are only a few left who
'ooperated with Mrs. Stone in bring
ne this hall into being and they take
pleasure in seeing this, the coming gen
ration. enjoy the result Of their Ct
orts. In fact they were well repaid for
heir time, money and energy eXpeud
d in maiusaining this beautiful hal.
which is surpassed BY but few in tho
tate in the witnessing Of a gymnastir
Inhibition by the NeWbury iunior-sen-
NJ high school last Friday evening.
fay % What made this eNercis,
oubly interesting Wa~ that the PAT
icipants were our own bows and girl
class Of p girls IN uniform. white
liddies red ties. bloomcrs black hCsa
nd white shoes drilled % efficiently by
irs. D. $ Jonf~ that thew aCed a.
nit. while the same number II bovs
bowed the excellent training ~ their
nl master. Principal y. ;. Jones Tie
AZ salute was inspiring and patriot
b. girls lining u1 nu-aue side 81 th
al. the bows en- the other with To
slnr bearer marching down fhr
: with the rmhlsm q our n1tio-.
sautiful sik esq p1esenlcd 20 OF
.hooi through the influence q Mr..
BRA Thomas TIRE mother 81 M--
snesf by the Wcuaa's Relief uorrs
ermuut- The folk fsrcrs ar-rser