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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
LEGAL.
sCuOOL nONDs 10 Dr SOLD.


WHEREAS, Heretofore the qua.tsd
electors ~ the Board % EiuCa'lou - me
cry ~ Tulsa. Of the state OF pdnnomt
o. ar election held on the lith day -
February 1890 duly authorized the u
puanco Of serial bonds In the sum oi
1850 900 90. said bonds being each N nc
gng1I & 'n% ,,S O. 900 SloSoeS. %" Ss'is df wSeS @
are ~ he used In the purchase ~ sltes
the erection ~ school buildings. ihe ri''
ton of an addition to the High och"".
tuiidlnY and the equipment OF the saiu"t
said bonds bearing Interest az the t"t'
u five per cent ,7l per ann'n pay ''''
semi annually. and 70 become du' At ''''
wiiERFhS. It ia ~. dcslr, ot M tsid
Hoard Of Education Z toe 'lN ~ 'ui'',
~ the state 81 oklahoma. to. at ihiH
time, dirpoae Of 1900 90 of said bonds
issue ~ 1850 600 90
SON. TIItREFoRE The said Board u
state VI Oklahoma, hereby gives notice
that scaled bids fuf the sale of $500 O9o.'o
" saii bonds viii be received nP 40 en-.
O'Clock =. NJ. on Friday. the Ism 1ai
time, at a meeting to be held ON shlh
dat. ai the offlce of the Supcfiutendrnt
ur Schools In the liigh school buhdlhs
In the cay of Tulsa. oklahoma .,..
Scaled bids will b." received on 'ith'I
or both II the following propositions TOT
disposal of said honda as follows ., b
(b For a total VI 1900, 600 90 ~ SAID
bonds consisting -; Series A.
~ tho total sum NJ $4,000 o.
due and payable fiNr years from
their date or April !, 1870, ana
Series 49, ana u, each series
~ the total sum Of f50OOo.oo'
due and payable IN ok, rsVeh
and eight years from their date,
or April !. 1925. Apfli !, 1891
and Apr.l J, 1928. ,,
%, For a total " $500 10000 ~ said
bonds consisting Of series Is, l..
~. y. O and A. each series OF
the total sum ~ $50 900 90. due
and payable IN fifteen. sixteen.
.IPbtggu nineteen and
twenty years from thcir date. or
Aprii t. 1875. April !. 1885, Aprl
l. 1887. April /, leSs, Aprh l.
1899 and April /, 1910.
ON all bids submitted. certified chech,
payable to the said iipard, In the sum OF
so. 10000, must accompany the ma as
an evidence ~ good faith, and all bidders
should plainly specify which bonds are
bid upon, and any and all bidders may bid
on either or both propositions
The BOARD reserves IN" right 10 r"Jcct
any and all bids and reserves the tighi
to accept any most favorable bid on
said bonds based on any premium offered,
and further reserves tho right TO accept
any bid offered as the beat interests Of
the school district may require
Under the laws OF the state OF Okla
homa bonds cannot be sold for less than
par and accrued interest. said bonds bear
interest from and after their date ot Is
Huance
The law further provides that moneys
deposited by the Treasurer Of the Board
nun on daily balances.
Dated at Tulsa. oklahoma, this Firth
day Of January. 1921. -
BOARD or EDUCATION.
IT, o. MCCLURE,
President.
GEO. MacCURDY.
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Winkier's Letter

lt''t'S IIR HOlsl.tN,
thucktoWU, Miss,
Jan. 5th, l92l.
Mr.. Jawu NJ. Indy,
The Mig squeeze,
Tulsa Okla,
Dear JdNn.
Wil vudrNcr Go cut this letter
short as my second unCles great
aunt's mother in-law broke her set
ut talse teeth and almost starved to
doth fore she got over To tell us
about 1t. have to go up and see
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

Wite--"l heard great noise when
you came home"
Hubby Crying 20 he funnyl --
perhaps II was the night falling 4"
Wifo-"M More likely II was the day
breaking.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
GEO. MacCURDY
CERrIriCArE or rARrNEnsIlIr.

KNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRES
ESTS:
Tha. Henry II Crews and william r.
winu are associated as partners In the
business of retail lumber and building
material. In the city of Tulsa, Tulsa
County, Oklahoma. under the firm name
Of W. y. Winn Lumber Company; that
said partnership In "A general partnership.
dating from tho ist day OF November.
1885,. that all OF said partners reside IN
the city of Tulsa, Tulsa County, Okla
homa: and that there are no other part
ners belonging TO said bartnershlp.
Dated this 10th day OF December. 1920.
H. r. CREWS.
W. H. WISN
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
COUNTY OF TULSA. ~.
Before me, a Notary Public in and for
said County aud state on this 18th day
OF December. 1920, personally appeared
Henry H. Crews aud william ~ VIM, -
me known to be the persons who exec
cuted the foregoing instrument and ac-
knowlederd the execution Of the same.
WITH ESS my hand and seal the day
and year last above written,
IRA u. CREWS.
Notary Public. Tulsa County Okla.
NV commission expires Dec. Z. 1894.
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for them within the section would
| uup'l thcm to locate within th'
| busincaH or residential parts OF th'
city to the dctrimrnt pf tho sur
| rounding property on the Other
| hand, to permit them 10 erect ot
| orcupy individual plants IN the Sec.
ton has many objections.
Small plants cHua" an uucco
| nomlc use of the land. and the out
| ing INTO small parcels d.rr"ys the
ploting" value ana increases the ar
ii'uty OF occurring land for the OK
| puusiOn OF the larger firms Thrn.
too. the smaller iuduWrl"p With th"lr
dmli"d financial tcauurroa are sol.
dom able ~ provide Themselves with
a thoroughly modern plant which
'at'a into account the cuuvrnlru,rs
comfort ana health Of ompluycH
THIS induces lower efficiency and
froqucnu. cudiuPrr- To" health ~
not only tho employees but that VI
Ia" 'ntirc com muu!'y
'FurthnrmuTr tho email plants
rarely give due consideration 90 thclf
architectural appearance and, con
strurtrd az minimum ,oW, usually
come Just within the r'Iulrrm .ut-
rf the building code regarding frc
proof construction This ntt"r ftct
fItIN' " l4ff fIlf. N ltf' ffi ''If. UT ~
Industrial section. and has bad . bad
effect upon mo Who'll" community
Industrial Trrminni-.
ann. -, ...r..,.., o... .,
~ nv" .'''',, ~,
W "'iuInF Wv l',t,,, ,,.t,s
'hI1uEh W., '''"'u'" w ''' W,,,..,
t''l ~ '','' ''H i.l ,',,,i,
.''',I" W. [ ,,,,,,.
w N''''v '"" ",'' ,,',,i,
'h'', ".,'" u. ''u W. ~, ~. -,
''ns'' wv l'u'' ,''"h ''''''"' w. wv
iddrd az t'puil'u.
,.,',,s ,,,ri,is
."'.,,,,t',.,,, ,,,,irnrL yyI,b , modern
.,,J ,ff,,i.r, H.. nro,octinn aystcru.
modern sanitary convcnicnccs aud
rmpIc elevator facilities The ter.
n,in1I snould have direct connection
with all transportation lln's so ship.
mon,s might he handled between the
.arrier and the terminal without re-
routsn To ,attngo through the city
sircat-
ON this terminal building the
small manufacturer would huv" all
Of the advantages Of a modern In
dus,rial building, with up-to- -das"
equipment nnd layout designed for
maximum efficiency. He would also
he nhle to lcnsp additional space as
his huslncss Increased without hning
obliged To mako an outlay OF capital
enr Inud or huilding. Tho employee
,yoiId have the advantages of ~
ronror,,hlc md sanitary place to
work and the firo hazard would bc
reduced - the minimum
"rho iiNustrinl terminal nffnrds
an onportunitv for profitnblc invest
mont hence there should h" no trnu-
hlc I'm in,crcsting the ncccssar~ capl.
tnl tn carry ont this part Of the plan
for the d,vcloping Of tho Industrial
o.ction ,s soon ns the advantage TO
bo realized are Thoroughly approci-
atod
,.,,,r,s,, Cr,,,,h.
~ A., ,a,..
The economic chhhS,H 'n', n.N.
recently taken plac" c"ll aui 49,
efficiency than was hr,'ASa'y Nv
totorc. Thc napha.atu nann'
which IN" induS'ria' uis,''cos ,,,, nv
crown up nas resutou ~ " oo"u',,D,
which renders ifhpoSsln,o wy uo'u
npment oi me country 'n,uu ~,
sources. III we are To COPE WIN ,n.
conditions OF To-Day ahu ,o,lolr""
we must be cfhcich', no, ohlS as !"
the individual industri's out WIN
gard Ia all the lnduS'il's VI GUM
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good things 10 eat" that came from
the tree. We are getting pong
very nicely now and we wish 10
thank all OF the kind people who
have donated to the needs OF the
home and Its patients during the
past fall and winter months.'
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Autos ron uIRr-.,p,,,

So, ,.,,,,a "''--'NRNbfS n
FOR kENT--Garasc at tio south 49,"
NhN MNNWELh touring care for -
bargain cash talks. VIII accent .',I
mortgage. real estate notes r,f,, t,ni
GARAGE ron RrNT-s22 North p,ny,.
FoR HENI--Garagc 21S " Nin,6
GARAGE FOR RENT-5Ol Nor,S
santa Fe. Cedar 1926.
Foh RENT-Garage. close In. south .,.
bl' ;, boston. Usage 1859.
ClESlNNATl :, loll--Gafage for rem,
1867. osas'
GUTHklE. g, 4os--Garage FOR ron,
TWO-CAR garage for rent Ei7 4 n
ton. Usage 500. "''
FOR HENr--Garage. 2is W. N,,tS
Usage ii0i-J. "'"'t
GARAGE for one car $40. sf4 q "a,
Cinnat. Usage 2lT5 -"
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with single twist of the wrist n
new hand tool tie openings Of bags
e,surgIy uith wire.
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FOR SALE--New 1890 Dodge touring car
body compartment top windshield, IN
strument board. can tFrldayl Usage
1900 Must sell this week.
FOR SALE--IAght delivery Ford In good
running order, first person with SIS
gets It. cain at "a South Guthrie at black
smith shop.
FOR SAIE--A Chandler Six Coupe with
motor In excellent condition; four nearly
new cord tires VIII sell at a bargain
for cash. can Usage 6liJ or 7032.
TO TRADE--I9ig Buick touring for Ford
Coupe or Sedan. Cedar 6ss.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for good lot
seven passenger Oldsmobile, model A5.
top. tires, battery motor all in good CON
dltion, nothing wrong with tho car, but
owner has no use for H. Usage S997.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

CONVENIENTLY located rooms y,i,s-N.
and cold water; private and couuec.,,,
bath steam heat, weekly rates. Os.e,
1873. -"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


LOST AND FOUND
Lo-T-Biack and white spotted female
noin,et pun seven months ,l, 9il; 'Desn G,i
uus y. Payne. 2i n. Santa lie. Usage
sss7
TWO missing boys from Tuisa, Douglass
starr, blue eyes. dark auburn hair,
com pleSion fair, height ~ feet. Claud
Fisher blue eyes. brown hair. height
feet. complexion DARK II found call al
500 ". Brady and receicc reward
PURELY PERSONAL 9
tn JUNGLE RBUES." novelty lyric.
published by Legtcr's Music co. iss y,
Clark g. Chicago ill cory Zoe.
PERsONAts-Wiu party that put a black
cow iu wcstrope's pasture please call
a. once. Very important. W $. Mestropo,
Tulsa. II 2.
FtTs-Mfs Gram cured by simple dis.
coyery Doctors gave her up WIN
send FREQ. \ Lspso, 2fo Island Ave,
Milwaukee, WIS.
\ DRUGLEsS treatment by thermo-meg
nrtis INSTRUMENT Nothing better for
female troubles. stomach trouble. u treats
any disease. Satisfactory results or
money refunded. Two years in Tulsa, all
kinds reference. Investigate. =, A. ",
building No. Wcst Rrady Tulsa.
BESSIE WEST write high at McAles
ter. Worrying over you, dear.
REV. n r JONES. Tulsas marrying par
son. doing business at tho old stand
Room Bynum bIdE. stil marrying and
giving in marriages.. stiii selling the Garth
having farms for sale, houses 60 trade for
farms, farms TO trade for houses. Come
tp see me or call Cedar sol
WORKING WOMES-f will board your
child under six, 81 n week. CAN Usage
65Os.
WANTED--Small chi,i 10 board and care
Tor IN my home, osnEe a092.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY SANfTARtUM
"A home for the care and protection
Of young women. rates reasonable, babies
sdopted, DR., VI. N. newman. medical
director lbtT W Sair. Oklahoma city
FAtRMOrST MATERNITY HOSPITAL
for confinement, private. prices reason.
sble. may work FOR board. babies adopt.
ID write for booKlet. Mrs T. u. Long.
sl a. 27th ST. Kansas City Mo.
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CASE-l92o sport model run $500 niles
\ 1 condition, need the money, viii
sacrifice. Phone Cedar "a
FOR SALE Good i've passenger car ex.
crilcut condition. worth $500, for quick
sal" ta-5. Usage 1919.
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TWO missing boys from Tusa. Douglass
starr, blue eyes dark auburn hair,
complexion fair, height ~ feet. Claud
Fisher. blue eyes. brown hair. height
feet. complexion dark. II found call az
ann ". nrnhY nnh rnCelce rnMarh.
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GARAGE for one car SO. tit $. a.,
cinnau. Usage 2i75 -"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22
EAST BROOKFIELD

Writings were made out last week
making Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Savage
owners of the Fri Dirty place, where
they have been living this summer.
Visitors at J. Il. Edwards last week
were j. H. Edwards and son. Everett
from Richmond and +. Z. Edwards OF
Burlington.
Little George Mcguire had the mis-
fortune last week to get bean up his
nose. A doctor had TO be called and
chloroform given before the little fel'
low was relieved.
Mrs. w. r. Medealf. A. d. Reed and
son, Leland, were in Barre last week,
Mrs. Emma Peake from Casper
Wyo.. visited friends in town recently.
She came east TO visit her daughter,
Mrs. Martha Kibby Currier, who has
Just given birth TO a son. Mrs. Peake
goes from here to Boston, where she
has employment in ehild's infirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Ruiz took an
auto trip last week, visiting friends
in Burlington, South Ryegate and
Barre.
Mrs. Z. G. Harrington and younger
children spent Sunday at their sum
mer home on southeast hill, where Mr..
Harrington and Edward are still get
ting out lumber
The north branch teacher, Miss Dor
il Blanchard, is boarding with her
uncle's people, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Fullam, and Miss Ella Trask, south
branch teacher, is boarding at her sis
ter's. Mrs. James Wheatley.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Sprague were
business visitors in Montpelier last
Friday.
A number from here spent very
enjoyable afternoon last Saturday at
Brookfield church, where they listened
to recital given by the music pu-
pills of Mrs. A. G. Bigelow. Mr.. Bige.
low and Miss Leona Wardner also
rendered solos, which were very much
appreciated. After the music, assort-
ed candies were served and collec-
ton was taken to pay for the tuning
of the piano.
Clarence Wilcox is taking bust
ness course at Wentworth institute,
Boston. and is boarding with his un.
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lester
Lamson.
Spaulding students from here at
tended the freshman reception at the
s. II. 5. assembly hall last Friday eve
ming.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Walsh of
Williamstown visited their parishion.
ers in town the first of the week.
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RANDOLPH

Miss Mary Pratt left Wednesday
morning for Montpelier, where she
went to attend to business, and also
to call upon old neighbors and friends
with whom she was for many years
associated. Miss Pratt also attended
the district meeting of the Order of
the Eastern Star while there. Mrs. 5.
c. Gabrielle passed the time with Mrs,
o. S. Chamberlin, Miss Pratt's sister.
Mrs Harley Williams, who under
went serious operation Monday, IL
reported in a very favorable condi-
ton, having rested comfortably
through Tuesday, night and remains
so at the present time.
A delegation of about twenty five
went to Montpelier on Wednesday,
members and officers Of Beulah chap
ter. Order Of the Eastern Star, to at
tend the district meeting. This chap
ter gave the Addenda at the meeting
in the evening
n. c. Buck, who has been on a tour
of official inspections of the Odd Eel
low lodges, returned home Wednes-
day
MFs. dOnn DOfTtnce Oh attithoioi
Mass, closed a visit of several days
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Carpenter, and left for her
home on Wednesday Mrs. Dorrence
viii be better known as Bertha Car
penter, who formerly resided in town
and attended the high school here.
Supt. g. w. Patterson went to Cab
OF on Wednesday to attend a meeting
of superintendents from the different
districts in Vermont. Mr.. Patterson
spoke upon a topic of interest to all
educational men.
A. T. Neff of Boston, after pass
ing several days in town looking aft
err business affairs, left on Wednesday
for Boston.
Mrs. NJ. S. Warwick closed a visit
of some length here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown, and left
for her home in Mortified.
Mrs. b. G. Goodwin and son. Ed
win Goodwin, went 10 Barre Wednes
day to attend the dollar day there
and also 20 visit the daughter and
sister, Mrs. d. c. Wilmot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22
MARSHFIELD

The band will give the last open
air concert of the season next FRIDAY
evening.
Percy Pitkin has gone back to
Tufts college to commence his junior
year. III.
Mrs. Orvis Shaw broke her ankle
last Sunday morning by jumping from
the wagon when the horse which she
was driving became frightened. The
harness broke, letting the thills up
over the horses back, when coming
down hill. but Mr.. Shaw was able to
control the animal without further
trouble.
Miss Emma Packer has closed her
seasons engagement at the mountain
and is visiting her father for few
days :.
Forrest Ward of Montpelier and
Mrs. Joseph Ward and children OF
Moretown were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Carpenter over the week
end.
Miss Emma Collins left Monday for
Burlington to begin college course
at the University of Vermont.
Mrs. Mary Breen of Montpelier has
been visiting relatives in town few
days.
Royce Pitkins returned to Burling-
ton to resume his work at the Uni
yersity of Vermont
Earle Lambertons horse became
frightened Monday morning while at
the creamery and freed itself from the
wagon, which was badly damaged,
but no one was hurt.
Mrs. +. II. Saxby and Miss Amy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22
MORTIFIED
George Walker Elected Trustee in the
Place Of Z. L. Kerr.

A special village meeting was held
Monday evening in the village hall.
George Walker was elected village
trustee in place of 4. L. Kerr who re.
Gently resigned. The other business of
the meeting was in regard to work on
the streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1921.
The Weather.

Fair tonight and Friday; cooler FIJI
day; fresh northwest and west winds.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Public dance, Hardwiek, Thursday
Sent. %. Carrolfs orchestra
The Gatusi campfire girls will meet
at the home of their guardians, Mrs
Wood, tonight at 1880.
Good bleacher seats on both side
lines at the football game, Newport
VS. Spaulding, Saturday, Lincoln cam
pus, at 2:3O. Admission, Soc each
adv.
Notice: Regular meeting, Bare
polishers' branch, G. G. |. A., will be
held in their hall, Nichols block, on
Thursday evening, Sept. %, at !
O'Clock; business, voting for l. E. .
(Signed) William G. Pirie.
The debate given by the senior and
Junior classes of the Y. p. l.. club last
evening on Education" was well at
tended and the affirmative side won,
Miss Nj. Smith, leader. The seniors
will give the first party and dance at
the home of Pauline Herndon OF Wash
ington street Friday evening. All
classes out for good time.
A birthday party was given to Dor
othy Leith of Merchant street by Mrs.
James Mcdonald of ll6 Summer
street, where Dorothy has taken care
of the baby, Marion Eleanor, for the
past year. Many pretty gifts were
presented to Dorothy. Ice cream, cake
and fruit were served and games were
played. The party ended at 10 o'clock,
the guests wishing Dorothy many
happy birthdays.
The family of w. NJ. Spear, at 20
jefferson street, are enjoying the deli
cacies of early summer from Mr..
Spears garden, having within the past
week feasted on fresh green peas,
strawberry shortcake and delicious
raspberries, in quantities. Mr.. Spears
strawberries and raspberries are of
the ever bearing variety, and although
they are not so plentiful this fall as
a year ago, because of the continued
dry weather, the supply is sufficient
for the family.
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Ready to Help You.

If you are subject TO biliousness, gas,
bloating. sick headache, sour stomach
or other ills that result from indiges-
ton and constipation, you can get re-
lief with Foley Cathartic Tablets. They
are genuine, wholesome physic that
affords prompt, sure and safe relief
without gripping or pain. J. T 0sburn,
r. y. ID. l, LucasviIle, o., writes: Fol
ey Cathartic Tablets are fine. had
stomach trouble. took Foley Cathsr
tie Tablets and now | can eat any
thing" Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Kerr and son, Ar
lington Kerr, who have been spending
several weeks in Detroit, Mich, and
vicinity, returned home Monday night.
The entire trip was made by automo-
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cleveland have
gone to housekeeping in the east tene-
ment of the Kidder house on the corner
of Pearl and Vine streets.
Miss Laura Averill who has been
Office of Plumley, Plumley & Campbell
for sometime, has given up her position
to become private secretary to Presi-
dent Charles A. Plumley Of Norwich
university.
Misses Alice Sargent and Evelyn
Plumley have entered Middlebury col
lege.
Miss Helen McKelvey of Thetford, a
former resident of this town, has been
visiting here, the guest of Miss Pauline
Cady. Miss Mckelvey went from here
to Burlington to resume her duties at
the University of Vermont.
Mrs. Thomas O'Grady, who has been
at the home of Mrs. Flood since return
ing from the hospital, has so far recov-
cred as to be able to return to her
home on east hill.
Plans for the Dog River Valley fair
are nearing completion and with fine
weather, the fair is sure to be a sue
cess, The dates are Sept. u, IS and 20.
William Palmer of Ryegate has been
spending short time in town with
his sister, Mrs. b. S. Sylvester
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Delary came last
week from Middletown, Conn, and are
at the home of her mother, Mrs. l.. b.
Poor, on Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mayo and son
visited Mrs. Mayo's mother, Mrs. Net
tie Rix, in Randolph over Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22

Cameron have rented Mrs. Grace
Prestons rooms on Main street and
expect to board themselves during the
school year
G. H. Collins and family attended
the St. Johnsbury fair one day.
The primary department, taught by
Mrs. Lou Carpenter, has a class of 20
pupils who have never attended
school before.
Mr. and Mrs. e. +. Mcdowell of Bar
net were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A Swerdfeger the last of the week.
Miss Dorothy Collins went Monday
to Montpelier to attend the seminary
the coming year.
Harry Packer of Franklin, N. H.,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22
GRANITEVILLE

Florence Prescott keenan,, teacher Of
voice and piano. Williamstown; special
attention to children and beginners
adv.
To Rent: Nice six-room tenement,
Pearl street; newly painted and pa
pered. Inquire NJ. J. McLeod.-adv.
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A Word of Cheer.

Norwood, n ". Dec. p, 1909.
A. J. Phillips, Norwood, y. Y;
My Dear Sir and Neighbor-As IT
is Christmas day | wish to speak a
word of good cheer to you and to all
sufferers of rheumatism About
weeks ago was suffering terribly
with rheumatism. ! took your Fa-
nous A. j. p. Rheumatic Cure and
can cheerfully say that 6 bottles have
entirely cured me, for which / am
truly thankful
Yours truly Gilbert Simonds.
Your druggist has it.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22

was the guest of his father, S. II
Packer, recently.
Mrs. Arthur Billiard visited in Plain
field Saturday.
( Remember the community services
next Sunday and plan to be present
Keep thinking about it and talk i
over with your neighbors and friends
At the K. of p. hall, Marshiield, OF
Saturday, Sept. "a, William Hart ID
Sand, a big western drama, also i,
one reel magazine. Admission, 25c sns
35c.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22

Still. selling for l0c full-sized loa
electrically baked bread at the w. u
Smith company.-adv.