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The daily times., 1921-09-21


Mr.. Tomlinson said that other
counties were getting the money and
that Wilson was not, and that Pitt,
Leuoir and other counties in this
district were building good roads
M that while the fifty million a"i-
lars was to be divided proportion
iteiy among the districts that 1t vas
POSSIBLE for one or two couAtles
in the district to get i al, ana y IL
=an would have none.
Wilson, saif She is standing ~ aeE
bE floating bonds, the state VII
taat the state cannot seli IT'S bo4s@7'
E1 .aa credit ot Wilson county II
500 and That y we DosfoH tte l.=9.i
b@ 'o@- -.Ag 9o1A# tAe siase "-1
repay th5s money iust as soon - =
u ell - bonds ~ coolest from e'a-
ar sources.
Air. E1r- asaa taSt"# -
| history ot the EFFORT to oesa II '1@
consent oE the CountE GaHaais 'h-
! ers to secure money for good res
..as iuter.sting He recalled tine
I
VIXEN Hiehray Conmis ssioHet Came
Won OF Kin#ton addressed the nee RI
ire and told the people OF wilson
county that he wanted to see WI.
on county set some Of this noney-
That as a result OF that meet.n2
advisory committee was appoint#a,
| to meet and discuss the matter WITH
the County Commissioners. III
they met with them one time and
received little comfort. Ihe m2e'e'.i
was then dropped and since then the
roads have continued to go - pieces,
ana we have the poorest roads in the
state He said that we missed
wonderful opportunity in 19i@ when
conditions We're good, money was!
easy, and the people would have
voted bond issue ana we codid
have sold the bonds at low ra'c On
interest.
DIR. George Mltchell also a"'}'S.sH
<ood ROADS. he salo 'l-@' = ~
county commissioners would not rise
I" the SITUATION ana give 'h7 peopie
OF wilson county reliel tiid' oi'
should De lhtrouuceu III 1Ae ieS -'l'
tefe TO appoint soou ro"oS COIN ms
sion LOT ilsoh o'u''H nv nc
this board order an e'l'cE ''io"t
bones he sa'd tha' ''ls weie
go1'@ 10 pieces even ~ = =
tcW'shlp' WHICH cos
IS u iue lne s'''e MS :
l;as taken 'henh oVei o"' 'ii'e
is te!ng oone on tneh' anu i . ap-
par"rt to MN ana any oa'i elso WHO
can See taat the roacT L TINS county
are fear1uliy neslectea. he Sd" -
Wl'son county Is paS45 Lio'
hel snare oi auVoiii '"''e '@"7s' anu
ting nothing Dach. we pay oht
s75'OOo per year auto TAX anu al
gettlns pack only $2@'ooo' IN
is expended IN sucn d way 'na'
worth little. he IaVoreu d s'ions
c"mmlttee 10 'ahe 1ne
Win the COMMISSIONERS ond
they "ouid not pay any
the reques's u 'ne peop
"oulu resorl ~ o.nei
continue 70 hsn. - ou'
cureu reiie.' s"iu
was oeihe
o'her coun'e'
loiioy' INC -
eise oui
"a .loiu +oh.cool
oiineio "ouiu 49,,
Gnu oo'oi ~ .; .bo;r
eoutu
u ueho oHo - :;
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WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW

Virginia League.
? Wilson at Rocky Mount.
Tarboro at Norfolk.
I Portsmouth at Newport News.
Suffolk at Richmond.
The daily times., 1921-09-21

American League.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
The daily times., 1921-09-21
National I.eaUna

National League.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
The daily times., 1921-09-21

All the kiddies won't lbe in the
The daily times., 1921-09-21

Children's Displays Attractive
With John Robinson's Big Circus
The daily times., 1921-09-21
HOWTtA'
1SUsVO. !.

Virginia League.
AS President Bradley Says They
The daily times., 1921-09-21
The box score .

again very small.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Boy Scouts Camp Ground
Entertainment TO
Be GIVEN BY SGUUTs

Tue ily u.sh, january O.. 20 r. place
not y,t selected tar Ey scouts &
AmuJ. vlH present Louis Williams.
tho electrical entertainer. Hr WI.
Lams r.m,s h.sas recommended and
ha. O. complete laboratory ,, electrical
rpr1-tef machinery and working
models showing what deetu..t, has ,r.
rurlsh,d Boo the past what 10 is do.
ing today and what % may du .u TO
future
This entertainment w.U ro highly n
sirg0t.tc ard Irtcrrv'ir- Co. everyone.
MANY experiments vil hr conducted
and many of lhc novel aud uriqu us,s
o. which electricity h. gut viii De- li+
played Young and oh alike win go.
jOy On, evening Prices viii %, 81 ana
g cents
This o. the first entertainment e.
tempted hy the local scouts and ~.
uH-,m,ufs 3Ie rOu u~ way On 20.
cure ,tttfs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
CLAUDE SCOUTS HAVE
RAT KILLING CONTEST

Tho following Interesting .f"m o.
lppcl from the Claude Ncvs and
tells o, interesting activities 20, 90,
Boy Scouts 81 thl, community:
Before the Christmas hoidlys a.,
BOY Scouts % Claude were divided into
;wo equal groups With ~, understand
.ng that the eroup that was defeated
n a contest 81 rat killing rabbit Nil
ng, etc, should give tn oins- crowd
\ feed This banquet was given To
the district court room lat Friday
vcnius and e number ~ ulrcuir -
he boys and friends wpr, present
Now. We would have you understand
hat this feast did not consist 81 the
rabbits and rats that IN, bows had
oiled during the holidays. No SIR
very mouthful n it would make you
TEX your chops and nothing ,meIled
Re rats ar rabbits ~ would require
.nH much snIr. tsElFU the Wrru sur
.io.en' g. say that al present were Inc
Iced clad that the contest did g.. 90
suit in q de-.
'b'f'ry the fest was sproad the
boys entertained with arm practice
md eXcmpiine,l other feature OF S.ou;
work Th' way they dld this reflected
much credit upon d. Naraor and the
Scout During the driIl practice tho
1o.s "siuod 90 ease while Dr. Warner
7rescn,ed 10 +. j. Panord q uSs book
- present Tor having been champion
The contest q The t,udiys The
scouts ~ this time pre- ntel pr War.
1'r a beautiful pocket knife and case.
% a token 70 their appreciation u his
1clpfulnvss and interest In them
The following is lst 20 what f,ll
prey a. tn Scouts during their Christ
mas holiday i3s flhb.tr. C. rata .st
mice. $50 SPARROW. . prairie dogs /
gopher I hawks and owls
Counting that enc rat. to..tl,f
Nth its offspring would destroy tho
equivalent Of ono ear = corn Der d,v,
Int four mice VIII ~ a. much ss ono
rat. these rodents would have d..
siroycd during tn next twelve months
'se bushels - corn. Thcs, 49, rabbits
acres q wheat. This 40 tw,n,, hu.hais
u ~" acrr. would amount e. on, hun.
dred bushels which No $3.50 rei Ll.h,i
would o. worth $3.50 Yol clr make
~ estimate % vhIt a.. rmrrUvs.
hawke. etc would have required
Whom there is ANYTHING Z D.. done
% hell the town ard community sou
an always count oH the S.1ufe even
though ii is q street weed cutting In
ne hot hummer time They n,t r'v
learn o. D. on thp helping haud hu,
they praciic. o. They stand Tor ma.
ne themselves physir,lly q, and ao-.
ally clean n 40 buys ser, :. gt. i1
th' true eers". th" olgur,'t, d.Ila~
would have o. go og' o. hrs.nos lrd
thc next gensrat,9 90 men would O..
stronger physically au1 NOR. cultured
th7u %" present enc.
hats orr To TIE BOY scouts
aud lets soclse good spulrt,Ts far
thein. = GUEST"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

,"uyyd 90 rcNls and went back and forth
three times but dil net gJt the relief
bed hoped fer Finally. ! got Sn bad
n WIS not able Co.. act around with
luv degree ~ comfort. I was alsp told
7 1ri heart trouble.
- Ind rad about T.llac and. as u
had IN very highly rvcUmm, ndrd t.
u.. d,,d go tiy a. I got bottle
and hld taken only few duscs un'il
! ,.U'd no'irc % m'recd Improvement
~ my condition. noticed especially
'hH' 7 WAS not ruuhl,C any more with
onr stomach after ,,.ng which was
greet r.li,f
- for en- al'uv Tanlac until I
'lly rrainel uy health My appetite
81 SPLENDID. ( cni,y r'y meals and ] ~
NOT find IL necessary now 60 tal;c any
I,ruyr medicines 81 amy Kind. 7 Can
.ip,r much better and AN not nearly So
rrryols
"1 'ns, great ploJ.ur, IN rccomm, nj.
ing Taulac Co anyone Who needs /,
good sv.'om builder ur Whr suffers
,th stomach trouble have recon-
n,rlcG 1gnlac Co grcnt many ~ nv
>H,u1s and 1m pleas . - roach others
hv giving this statement Tor puhlicl'
uDn."
Tarlao Be- sold m Amarillo by !. ".
COLLINS Drug Co. and other leading
druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
ANECESSTTY

l. is n.r.-Hir, that thc steel T.,
d. adopted O. a'l railroads Thyr
q vuI who Wu8.d lik, g. ecc that
particular ri. en- go o.. Us calling
lt ogr 1ff'r. On o. lobby e. ,ty
Amarillo uu,.l % uas it.u ,ulus
"a o. ali railroad mu whn have
seen u and o. others as we'll
Listen Dii 500 has, ,hr ,nfw.
tiritv Oh invest bon ODE N.suugh HIs.
AIR Bfuk, .' 900. HuHr Coupler
Perhaps not $50 here is an uppug.
tauiiy just as great. Why pass 10 up
Invest yuug money lr necessities
u you want ir-uukc None. Find
tho newest business Invention and
buy stnck e. 49,
com. in and look tn %, oy,r erl
u Do hooks o. son hUy sur 81
the stock itiUT, !; advances again.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
AMARILLO BOYS IN :
! JAIL At HEREFORD.
ACCUSED on EIREtkING INTO
POSTOFtICE AND RIrLING
NAH.

Two Amarillo boys. gi,ing their
names. as Audy Thomas. u. stersun
Of Jesse a Ansley. ~. Jackson street.
and Custer Lawrence g. u 1909
Buchanan Street. were arrested 40 2
O'Clock Monday morning By Omlf
Baker night Waterman AZ Hereford
while in the act Il h alleged. n coins
through the mail In tLr poftHfnc,
there. The Identity Of the Thoma'
boy has been established, ana hi- gcp
father asserts that h. wiz go 60 Here
ford early this morning and briug hiu
back TO Amarillo II N, auihoriuc'
VIII permit him 10 DO 80. Inquiries a.
the address given by the Lawrence ho'
drew denlals from tn people now Us
ms there that their names are Law
renee. and the assertion that thay has,
lived In ,ne house bat ihlr, tim. au,
know no family by that nImc
Mrs Jesse a Aasiey mother o.
Andy Thomas states that her son hai
been disconicnted for two months au,
has repeatedly given expression o. hr
desire O. leave homo ana "rough ~
fcr himself she s,ys that De- has hccI
employed In the Colonial tailor -hw
on Polk Street. Tor some time. and that
his employers liked him and though
aaas.ll - 49, q. 4.
'sasscd" them and provoked his de
charge on the day before his nirh
from home She declares that Audy g.
a good hearted boy but that De- Ia
been in trouble b,forc and he does no
know how 20 govern him. Mrs
Anslcy gives her husband credit 90
heing a. kind and good % Audy. VIII
IL his sicpson. as II would b. possihl
for an own father o. h.. but SAYS tina
Andy did not seem % appreciate IN,
kind treatment h. has received from
his stepfather. and that outsiders hav,
helped 20 incrcasc HE discomfort b,
telling him that a stcpfaiher could no.
he expected to do the righ, thing b,
a hoy.
only God knows declared Mrs
Ansley the difficulties We have had
IN dealing with Andy. and how hare
we have tried 90 d. the right th!nr
BY him. Bdt h. l. "a boy and easil,
influenced But he l. good hoy and
j think this viii b. a lesson 10 him.
The Daily News reporter found NJ
Ansley In led when he called az N,
family residence. He stated that hi,
s,epson left home about $40 o'clock
Sunday morning. and that b. knew
nothing OF his present whereabouts
Upon being Informed u his sons hay
ing been arrested he hurriedly drcsscS
and ACCOMPANIED the reporter IN N,
sheriffs office. where h. put In "A long
distance can for Hereford and ascer
tained that Il really was HE hoy VIII
WIS under arrest he Al once declared
his intention OF going there on n,
nrst train and bringing him hack 81
there was any possible chance - d..
ine 80: he added that he was not sur,
he knew the boy who gave the name ~
Lawrence. but that h. would D. elaf
10 bring him back 10 Amarillo. n por
mitied.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
AGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO
LEAGUES BEEN REACHED

NEW YORK. Jan. i7.-An agreement
has been reached Is the National ana
American Leagues % make August J.
the closing date for the buying Or ,ra4.
Ing q players between major league
clubs.
The agreement vas made public %.
night by President Heydlcr u "a, M.
uonal League. who rciurnrd today
from Chicago aficr attending the meet.
ing there last week After August O..
players can 70 from one major club o.
another only by the waiver route.
Last season the American League n, F.
July a. the final date fm such trade.
and purchases while the National
League mad the final date for pur.
chascs August 20 with no ban on trans.
fcrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
WNRIIiO PRAISED ~
ASSOCIATED PRESS OtTtCIAI

T W Davis division traffic .gpr-yls
y ~ 'h' associated Press Association.
visited With Tho News forces Monday
III" visitor vus greatly pleased WITH
conditions revealed 'uroutr Co.. Amar.l,
and thos. found 2. prevail N'r auiy r
hero.
Tie taitw '1.f,l Interestingly 70 "a.
Accented Press Do Texas and ihi. s,.
'io' o, ihe southwest. ana oxprsss % tie
belief ihst the srrsice q. tho agluiza.
zion wiIl 1s be- the inst. continue %
grow ard expand With tn u.pll'l.u
and y d. ALWAYS mi.ntalulnc IT, hail
~ thg bod 20 th. news caiharinr ana
'essciaiariiuE Agencies ~ 'lsa .aurs
weiIt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

~ NH" a. i'.''.
NEW UcaN. lar It'll, Royal
Worcester C.uuf ,.upuy today 1r
roHHr,l C. t.'v.t.,l &C % pHr cent i1
the pas Of .ts 1900 employees 30 p,r
cent .n..ts, 80 ou,e. and avc PEI
cent Iuly Th, ui IN On, prices
charged O. '.. trade is given as the
.a.m o. DE .at .u py
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
HARDING PREF AIRING FuR
VISIT 10 SOl TIL.


MIAMI FI Jan l- -AuHUuuU.
inert wa. mad. here today jy Former
Governor " r pur'u 90 lGdilul. tb't
rr,s.tc1iE,oci Harding viii leave M
ilon next Thursday Cor bis vacation iu
'he South Govern Duri.Y mode Oh s
announcement after O. llng distance
tol,rhuu. conversation with the rr,-i.
dent Elect and added that Mr Harding
would come her, and board the yacht
II senator TrclHghuyseu 90 New Iyr.
s,y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
MANUFACTURERS Afro
TOPS MIST PAY CASH
~ Associated Pros.
WASHINGTON. Ian. li.-Cnncerns

- NNF~-H@A- 49, us
WASHINGTON. Jan. ii.-Concerus
engaged In rebuilding aupmohilos
tops or bodlos for installation on new
OF old chassis were held 10 be man
ufacturers and subject to thS-fak AZ
such. according TO regulations lsslai
tonight by. the bureau q iniSrhsi
revenue. The regulations apply 10
cases even though all such tops or
hcdies are manufactured a. needed
for an immediate job However. an.
der the regulations a concern which
does not manufacture Tor sale spa.
raiely any part 81 accessory. but l.
engaged IN doing strictly a rcIais
job IL not considered a manufacture.
and IL not required 20 pay any tax
In respec, to pats - manufactured
and Odd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Legion MEMBERS WILL
OPPOSE NONPiRTISANS

~ Aas7FIhifd Freal
CLAY CENTER. Nebr.. Jan. fat
a mase meeting here ,onlghi called
BY meu,fers ef ihe American legion
20 take action on the activities 81 the
non-parfissh leaGse. committee was
appointed 10 disseminate information
among the farrsers o. CLAY county
relative % the doctrines u the league
\ resolution was adopted p'cdging The
legion TO unite With any organization
aniagonistic 10 the principles q tho
league. The meeting was attended by
business men and q number - farmers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
wOOI GROWERS To >EEk
MlRhET FOR PRODI CT

By ssoc.at.1 frss
SALT LAKE CITY. l'1h Jan IL
Fyt.rei,n ,l ih- movement started by
M.naul wool growers @. rni a w1rh,t
for their product throurh 90" D.-oguI.
ts, w0nufctgre and SD, ,' virgin
Am.Icln vDD,rg ds WIS forecast
today 20 'hc cOnl,ri,u O. Ihy National
~, growers association Dr. President
Franz :. Haglnhar,h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Italian Vessel Seized

BEAUMONT. Texas. Jan y Alleg.
ing infrac;ion Of the importation laws
government officials here today seized
the steamship Net;nno. an Italian yes.
eel row az Port Arthur. a lHlol action
has been brought AGAINST the vcssc,
and a deputy placed IN charge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

The Welsh lsuHgr Be- peculiarly
adapted o. po,tie cf!usi1n-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

Callslonss occur most frequently in
advanced NE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

Jewish ,raai'lon is iha, Cain wa
slain r.. "a sd EnoCh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-07
NEWBURY

The Fourth was ushered in with the
firing of cannon and changing of the
village bells the noise OF which was
deeply appreciated by those of a ner.
vous disposition who had forgotten
that they were once boys. Young Amer.
lea was out in full force and in their
patriotic zeal were carried trifle be-
yond the realms of patriotism.
In the good old times, say when we
were boys. gates were often misplaced
porch chairs we're found on other
piazzas and there was a general mix-up
all around but the only thing we noticed
out of place on'the morn OF the day we
celebrated was a one horse dump cart
on the roof OF Hale's store. How in the
world il got there is a mystery. Some
think il was dropped by aeroplanes
which pass over our town'like ships in
the night Yet there is another YER
sion, Keep it mum; there were three
suspicious characters seen in town Sun
day. One prominent lawyer of Boston,
a noted dentist of the same city and a
skilled mechanic from Barre, VT. Know
ing these parties from their youthup,
feel justified in making the statement
that they didn't do il although 1t looks
mighty suspicious, as the doctor had
wheel grease on his pants Monday
morning which resembled the wheel
grease on the axle of the dump cart
and the skilled mechanic dug out for
Barre as soon as suspected, while the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-07

Nellie Gin players were TO come again
in two weeks.
Mrs Sidney Perkins is this week in
New York taking the in the World S
Christian Endesyor convention. She is
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Neil. who is delegate of the six Christ
ian Endeayor local union.
A United States aeroplane on its way
to Boston under the command ofLieu
tenant Samuel P Mills landed ON the
meadow of Wilmar +. Perkins on
account of engine trouble, Monday
July 4th. This visitor from the clouds
attracted large number who came TO
welcome the first ship OF the air to
visit Newbury. Lieutenant Mills,who is
a native of Vermont, his birth place be-
ing South Rygate, has many friends and
acduaintances in this place and his
his unexpected visit gave them much
pleasure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-07

lawyer did not show up Monday. The
dump cart is still on the roof, and the
suspects are at large at this writing
Several of our townspeople took in
the sights at ST. Johnsbury and Barton
on the Fourth. The stay-st homes Wis
tied Halls pond, and the picnic at West
Newbury where they had, as they al
ways do, a good time.
George Fabyan was home over the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bsylev of Lex
ington. Mass, Doctor Irving John and
Mrs. johnson OF Boston Freeman Cilley
and wife OF Barre, Vt.,and +. l.. Cobb
OF Boston were week end visitors, as
well as Fourth of July guests.
IL must have been inspiring TO the
Nellie Gill players last Friday night as
they looked down upon the sea of up
turned and expectant faces OF thier
turned and expectand faces of their
very best. Mr.. Cogswell lin the role of
lightning" captivated his audience,
an audience which has begun to love
this quiet and gentlymanly man,and
held its undivided attention from the
start until the finish. He brought TO
the mind of many, Joseph Jefferson in
his wonderful character sketch OF Rip
Van Wrinkle while Nellie Gill in an en-
tirely new role brought down the house
with her goo goo eyes for the judge
whom she lassooed and finally led round
as she always does J with string.
AT the close of the entertainment words
were heard from all quarters express
ing satisfaction. and there seemed to
be feeling of thsnkfulness that the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-07
U. S. GUNBOAT
AT TAMPIC0
Government of Mexico Has
Thus Far Failed to
Make Protest
NO DEMONSTRATION
BY u. S. WARSHIPS
According to the Reports
Which Come From
Mexico City

Mexico City, July THE United
States gunboat Sacramento, sent to
Mexican waters as result of reports
reaching Washington, arrived at Tam
pico yesterday, and is anchored in the
harbor there, it was said in dispatch
received last night from that city.
In view of the regulations of inter
national law, which provide that for.
eign warships can enter the port of
any friendly nation and remain for "a
hours, the Mexican foreign Office re-
fused last night to comment upon the
arrival of the Sacramento at Tampico.
"The Mexican government" said
Elias P. Gales, secretary of the inte'
rior, and chief OF the cabinet, last
night, docs not see in the dispatch
of vessels to Tsmpico show of naval
strength on the part of the United
States, inasmuch as there is no con-
flict at present which might cause the
hostile presence of these ships"
The secretary added he anticipated
no naval demonstration by the United
States at any Mexican port.
President Oregon refused to com
ment on the situation in the absence of
official communication from Washing
ton regarding the sending of war yes
sells into Mexican waters.
The president declared the govern
ment did not intend TO rescind the re-
cent decree increasing the taxes on oil
exported from the country, saying
that every barrel of oil taken out of
Mexico represented an exhaustion of
the natural resources which could not
be replaced He asserted later con
ditions in the Tampico district were
not as bad as reported, asserting that
at present not more than five thou
sand men were out of employment.
He said the government was aiding
them in every way possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-07

Anna Kimball of Simsbury. Conn, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. n II. Kaiser and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller in Greens
boro.
Mrs. Wilmot Alger and daughter,
Mrs Mary Moody, and children have
returned to Northfeld, after visiting
Miss Jane Tomlinson.
Madeline wilkins is spending few
days with Miss Mildred Phelps in Wa
terbury.
Miss Marjorie Watts returned Tues.
day from Enosburg Falls, where she
was the guest of L. w MacGibbon
over the holiday.
Mrs. F. j. Holden and daughter,
Edith, went Wednesday to visit her
other daughter and husband, Rev. and
Mrs. Z. L. Goddard, in Bakersfield.
Miss Macarthur of New York City
is among the guests at Seven Springs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-07
BRADFORD

Mrs. Carroll Hood has returned home
from the Hanover hospital
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Worthen spent
the Fourth with their son, Dixie +
Worthen, in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dill of Sunder-
land, Mass, spent the Fourth with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Martin.
Harold Webb Haskins and Madeline
Eunice Renfrew were united In mar
riage June 20 at the home of the
brides mother.
Hugh Warren Hastings and Jessie
Margaret Stevens, of Gardner, Mass,
were united in marriage June 20 at
St. Adams.
Mrs. Mabel Flint and Miss Esther
Carleton left July for Burlington to
attend the summer school there.
MSS Ruby Carleton will attend sum
mer school at Plymouth, n. H.
At the school meeting held June 30,
L. A. Neal was elected trustee for three
years.
Miss Emma Lunnie of Manchester,
n H., is visiting relatives and friends
in town.