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No "l,rrIF LEcISLAruRE."

Dover. Dec. S.--nolawarc's Little
Legislature" or auditing committee,
which has met cor many years the
,hird Tuesday, January Of the year
following the regular session Of the
t.aislsiure, will not meet in January,
iese, Tho &C; passed by tho last
Legislature calling Tor the auditing
~ tho state officers accounts. etc. was
passed by both Houses. but was not
approved by Governor Dennoy. The
senate and House rcfrainod from ap-
pointlnx the committees after passing
tho hills. and tho session was over
when the measure finally failed.
Even after tho passage Of the act
by the two Houses. 70 was considered
useless from tho fact that the en-
iarrcd powers given tho State auditor
win fully cover tho audit generally
made by the special auditing COM
ml'fce
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. Dec. S.-Mrs. Maude
Ni.flin's guests of the past week, Mr.:
and Mrs. Ezekiel HUM Of New York and
their son, Ezekiel Sd, of Swarthmore
College, have returned home.
Stowe Griffith left town few days ago
TO spend sometime in Philadelphia, Pa,
and Camden, N. j., He was the guest
of Miss Florence Gildersleeve at a
luncheon on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Edgar Wetzel OF
Wyoming gave an enjoyable bridge
marty. al ,Seir home, their guests in
Guiding the members Of the bridge club
10 which they belong and other friends,
some of whom were from Camden: a
supper followed the evening OF cards.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Draper enter
tanned a dinner party few days ago IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark were their
house guests at the same time.
Mrs. George Furguson and Miss l.ir-
guson we're guests this week OF MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel J. Speal.
Mr.. and Mrs. T: Hanson Howell gave
a large party at their home, near town,
a few evenings ago in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Vanden and Mr. and Mrs
l.. G. Sterner, their bridge club and
other friends being also their guests.
Supper. was served after cards. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cataldi are max
ing preparations to move into the prop
ertv which Mr.. Cataldi recently pur-
chased, he having remodelcd and re-
decorated the premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Detweiler OF
Greensboro, Md, spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Richards
during which time Mrs. Luther s
Conwell entertained them at dinner
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffitl
are congratulating them upon then
recovery from a recent illness:
Mr.. and Mrs. David Iiillegas o
Philadelphia, Pa, and three children ar,
spending some time here with thei
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday Milf
fin.
This evening many from Camden vii
attend the benefit-concert for tht
Palmer Home, Dover, which viii b.
given by the Dover Choral Society, 0
which MIR Arnold Richardson is con
ductor.
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LEwES NOTES.

Lcwes, Dec. S.--Mr. and Mrs. William
Walls are visiting friends in Lewes:
]. c. Childs OF Philadelphia, Robert
Pennington of Wilmington and James NJ.
Tunnel of Georgetown were IN Lewes
Tuesday, attending n meeting OF the
Lcwcs Fcr,ilizing Co.
Max Gebhart of Lewes, who went TO
Germany last September TO visit ms
mother, returned on the George Wash
ington, Saturday. lie says everything
is very cheap there and anyone can i've
like y Prince on two dollars per day;
Millville Shirky, an Ygineer, who, , has
been working on the nc* school building
in Loves, has gone to Wrnston-Saiem
n. {.
A Southern Transportation GO. tug
has barge in the new brealSwater witt
broken tiller; repairs are being mad'
by ID. w. Burbage & Co. OF Lewes'
The Lewes school is closed for tumiga
ton. there being several cases OF scarlet
fever in town.
MIR. Pratt, employed by du Pont Co
on the new school building in Lewes
is about 20 leave for Wlnston-Salem
y. G.
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10 PORN pRorHrRHooD.

Dover. Dec S-Mcu ~ Wesley NJ. u.
church of this town have decided 20
orennisc a Wesley nrothevhood' sub
sect % tho approval of the official
board of the church. A committee
consisting of Professor W. u. Thorn
burg, Edward llaman. Walter G. Ross,
q. N smith and Warren Mack was
srpclntod 60 present tho matter 20 the
official board which was done, that
hody eivins its full sanction.
Temporary organization of tho
brotherhood includes Professor W. n.
rhornhurr. chairman, and Warren
Mack, secretary. \ meeting Of all
men members and friends Of the
church win be held soon 90 effect o
pcrmamcut organization.
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LEwES' NOTES.

Lcwes, Dec. S.-Superintcndent Er,,
rickson and Daniel y. Jones, employed
by the Chincoteague Fisheries, returned
home in their yacht, Saturday, the
fisheries being closed for the winter :,
Miss May Sharp is guest for several
weeks of Miss Leila Lyons OF Nassau
Miss Sallie Marshall, who is very Ill,
Yesterday received some lovely roses.
that bloomcd in Mrs. Martha Maui S
yard.
Captain John NJ. Barnes is IN com
mand of the pilot boat Philadelphia tins
week.
Mrs. Thomas Ingram and Mrs. John
Maull will have an apron sale, TINS
week, for the benefit OF the M "
Church.
Fred Stevenson is quite i'll at hs
home here.
James w. Tunnel of Georgetown was
in town Monday.
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SHOWN
IN SUSSEX FARMING
interesting Addresses at Farm
Bureau Meeting Give Prom
ise for Future.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Georgetown. Dec. s.--The annual
meeting Of the Sussex County Farm
Bureau WIS hold Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Zink Of Springfield, Mass, a rep
resentative Of the Eastern States
Farmers Exchange. explained the
workings of tho organization which
has been such n benefit TO tho agri-
cultural interests Of the New England
States.
A. d. Cobb, state Boys and Girls
Club leader. delivered an address on
the work that is being done by the
boys and girls of the State who are
members OF the clubs.
w. V. Cosden OF Dover. president
of the state Farm Bureau Federation
talked on the wonderful accomplish
ments that have been attained since
the organization of the county bu-
reaus.
officers for the year were chosen
as follows: President, Robert J. Allea
seaford, vice-president, John Ponder
| Milton. secretary and treasurer, John
c. Green. Georgetown.
| Members OF the executive commits
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KENT FARM BUREAU
HAS BUSY SESSION
Addresses, Reports, Greetings
and Election of Officers the
Program.

Special Correspondence Every Evenins
Dover. Dec. s.--The annual meeting
Of the Kent County Farm Bureau, was
held here. yesterday In Dover Century
club rooms on Dover Green. Reports
wer, made by President W. V. Cosder
who gave n brief outline Of the years.
work; By w. ID. Hudson, treasurer,
showing financial condition.; by A. -.
Cobb. former Kent county agent. Of
his work in connection with tho Farm
Bureau movement; by Miss Helen l..
Comstock, county club leader. of the
work done by the girls eli through
out Kent county.
Tbs report Of the National Farm
Bureau meeting held at Atlanta. Ca.
three weeks ago. was given by Presl-
dent Cosdei Deiavare delegate.
~ the afternoon session. the nom
mating committee presented its To-
port as follows: For president. w. V
Cosden; vlce-prcsident, Arthur Dawes
secretary and treasurer, u. Harry
| Wilson: execrtive committee, Uarois
Schabinger, J. Frank Rice, W. u
Brown, A. r. Peet. William ". Haas
I Frank Richardson. Thomas. Murray
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec. S.--Samuei fltS-
water. while cunning up Scotts Run
ncar the wide-waters of the {. u ID.
canal, yesterday bagged a huge raccoon
tha, weighed 40 pounds.
Miss Emma Clark is spending two
weeks in Washington, ID. g., visiting
friends. =.
G.. V. de Revere, who has been con-
fined 20 his home on Clinton street Tor
several days with illness, is now able
20 be out.
William Hines is i'll OF his home on
Clinton street.
Harry Morrow has gone co Kansas
City. Missouri, where he will attend an
automobile -~chool for three months .
The largest catch of carp reported
here recently was made ycterday morning
when Rufus Iearsley and George
Stewart caught Ala pounds on, their
marsh, near here, in about four hours,
They received over $50. for their eaten.
The young people OF the Presby'er,l,an,
Church gave an entertainment called
"The District School Of Blueberry
Corners" last evening. The proceeds
will be given to the chapel fund.
Charles Young, yesterday, butchered
some fine hogs, the largest weighing
$40 pounds. -.
For sale. good condition, electric
swecpcr. electric fan and electric wash
ing machine Apply Mrs. jacob faaden
Clinton street.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Bender, re-
Gently married, have returned IRON then
wedding tour and taken up residence
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Georg'
Crouch OF near Odessa. q,
Mrs. William Vail, who has been il
at her home on Clinton street, Is I'M
proving ~
RAYMOND Maxwell re-enhsted a
Fort du Pont, few days ago and wa
assigned to duty with the First Com
/ many c A C
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MlDDLETOwN NEWS.

Niddc,own, Dec. s.--Blackbird
branch of the y. 7. &. of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union held q
social AZ the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Buckson, last week and enter
tained a number of young people:
A meeting OF the Women's Auxiliary
OF the American Legion was held AZ the
homo Of Miss Bcrnice ID. Metten, Mon
day evening. There are now twenty
three menbcrs of the auxiliary, with
mor, in prospect. The flower committee
v1l decorate the Memorial Monument
ior Christmas.
Mlr~cs Jennie and Margaret McAlhs-
Ter and Misses Grace and Anna Dodd' 5
ol crccpock, Scotland, arrived in Phila-
delphia. last week and came here for an
extended STAY with Mrs. J. J. shannon.
NJ, and Mrs. Arthur Foraker enter
tanned last week Edward Rheim Of
Philadelphia, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Froncheld of Wayne. Pa; Misses Essie
and GLADYS Money and Edna Pierce
OF Wilmington.
MIR and Mrs. John l.. Pitts and little
son, Jack, Of Scottsville. Va, are spend
ing some time with Mrs. Pitts parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Connellee
Mrs Margaret Smith of Wilmington
V guest Of her sister, Mrs. 5. L.
Massey.
MIR. Joseph c. Griffith and little son,
Cochran Griffith Of Philadclphis have
hcsn Visiting Mr. Rober, A. Cochran.
M,ss lralkic Nclson has been spend
ins several days IN Philadelphia
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tee chosen arc: Elmer Dickc-son. Mrs
+. G. Lofiand, Milton: v. II. Allen.
Norvnl Pepper, Mrs. II. G. Moore, Sea-
ford: Andrew Marvel. Mrs. John A..
Jones. Georgetown: g. II. Bunting,
Selbyville: J. ID. Thompson, Mrs. r. g.
Donovan, Lewes; Hugo Koeppel. Hnr-
beson; NJ. j.. Anderson. Milford; Mrs.
II. NJ. Waller. Delmar; Francis Nor
gan. Brldgevillc.
The membership was reported as
SID and the drive for new members
will start the first OF the year.
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NrvER CAME BACK.

Dover, Dec. Sword has been re-
csivcd hcre OF the death. In Wenatch-
cn. Washington. OF Joseph Palmer
ilsrpor son of tho late Francis Har-
pet ~ Kent county Mr.. Harper was
horn near bcipsic, at the Harper
homestead, and while spending hts
toyhood dnyr IN Kent county went
Wcr, In his carly manhood and never
returned here. Tie was about 20 years
~ age. lie Is survived by a son and
daughter who live IN the west; also. a
brother Alexander Harper Of Clay
mont, Del. an employe nj the New
Castle County Court House in VIII
mlns,on. Alsc-ho had several relatives
M this section, including Mrs. Herman
e. Taylor and Mrs. John c. Hopkins OF
Doerr
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Witness Fees A,nIInhlc.

Checks FOR the following persons
who were witnesses before the coro-
ncr in o number OF casea remain at
the office OF the Clerk of the Pence
and tho parties are requested 20 call
for same Mary ~. Jones. Frank
Blue, Charles Sweeney, George jack
son, g. Manista, l.. r. Pratt. Clarence
Matthew'S
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John NJ. Roc. Mrs. John fIeyd. Mn
II. II. Smith, Mrs. Arthur Dawes. The
report Was adopted.
The president MA authorized ~ ap-
point three othr members u the ex-
ocntivc committee.
WordA OF greeting and encourage
ment from the extension depaftniert
~ University IT Delaware were gif.
on by NJ. Q. Pence ~ hat dspaft
nont
The meeting closed eifh a general
discussion of the need for moro cor
cert1d work during the coming yrr
than In tho past, and FOR efforts fa
increase The membolship.
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No Issue Of New Coins.

George w. Norris. governor Of fis
Federal Reserve Bank Of Philadelphia
has advised local banks that % is not
probable that the Treasury depart
ment will distribute new coins fgI
holiday purposes. Now coins are uat
issued go long as the supply in c b.
cuiatIon IS sufficient % meet commef
cial demands.
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COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION.

Dover, Dec. S.-A Community Asso-
cation has been organized at Cow
gill's Corner. east of Dover. with the
following officers: President. George
rsrv,s; vico-president. Frank Latter
~, secretary. Mrs. George Parvis.
treasurer. Edward raradee.
Tho supervisor. Miss jenkins Of
Dover. and Mrs. Cicavcr Of Middle
town, state President OF Parent
Teachers Association. gave interest
my fnlka.
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Meetlnr at School No. 0

Councilman Alexander II. Abra.
hams, chairman Of the public safety
committee OF Council, viii address the
pupils and patrons Of No. o school,
Eighth and Wollaston streets this
evening, In connection with education
al week exercises. other speakers will
be j. r. Nlelds. superintendent of
Schools David a. Ward. Dr. Victor i.
Waahburn and Shermer Stradley.
Got better job. Tell what you
can do in a Situation Wanted" ad
tomorrow ADV
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rtINrN OF GEESE.

Dover, Dec. S.--Goese Ia Kent
county wcro mover known 10 be so
numerous as they have been this
winter.
4 local shipper on Tuesday, shipped
about 90 crates OF geese, j., being the
srcond largest shipment within the
past three weeks.
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wan Man Of Delaware 20 cents.

4 limited number of tho Eand-8o.
Nslly maps Of Delaware arc on sale at
Every Evening Office, 90 cents. TO
cents for postage 10 any address --
Adv.
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nardlnr Golne 10 Alasta.

Washington, Dec. 8--Prss.itrf
Harding indicated yesterday he a'i1
had 10 mind q trip next summer io frr
Pacific coast and Alaska.
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: Hot bread delivered for breakfast
Wilmington Baking Co. phone 4430.---
ADV.
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Read tho classified auys. too,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-19
He'll Get His at the Terminus.

The way OF the transgressor Is hard,
but he seems to find plenty of detours.
boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-19
Collection of Dolls Dating Back to Old
Rome.

The Berlin museum has acquired a
unique collection of objects taken from
the tomb of a little Roman girl Of the
time of Tiberius "a. d. 1882 almost
in perfect condition.
A coin Of Tiberius was put in the
dead ehild's hand, the fee 70 give TO
Charon, the ferryman, to cross to the
other side Of the Styx, the principal
river of the Lower World" Then the
box was filed with her little dolls, OF
which she had evidently been fond.
She had also loved TO play at dolls
tea party Of that age. So there is lit
tie table and toy silver candelsbrum.
She had dressed her dolls and had
made them up" for there is the little
box Of cosmetics, with a picture Of a
Baccha on the cover. Evidently dolls
descended To her from other hands and
must have been special treasure.
She was fond Of blocks, too, and her
parents put into the box some little
cubes painted in four colors. There are
little gold brooch-probably one she
wore al parties the most delicate
filigree work and gold bracelet.
The little girl must have been the
daughter Of more than ordinary par
ents. for she could evidently write,
since they had put in some tablets and
stylus.-London Mail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-19
WILLIANSTOWN

Our townsman, Herbert n. Farnbam
who went to California last November
is back in Vermont and is with his
family at West Bolton.
Mrs. Margaret Knowles. d D. G. NJ.
DR.. II. w. Holden, d. d. g. F., of Ran
dolph. Mrs. Clara Groom, grand ward
on. Of st. Adams, Mrs. Mary Maekay
grand marshal of Barre and Mrs. Ali
da Durham, past grand matron, OF
Barre have returned to their homes
after visiting Charity chapter, No. 81
10. T.. s. A very successful meeting was
held with about sixty present A boun'
tiful banquet was served by commit
tee Of men which was thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
Schools in town closed this week
Thursday night so that teachers might
attend the meeting at Barre on Fri
day and Saturday.
Thirteen members of the Delta Phi
Delta class Of the Congregations
Sunday school enjoyed a sleigh ride u
Barre last Thursday night, where they
attended the movies at the opera house
and later had refreshments at res
taurant.
Next Tuesday, Washington's birth
day. being a national holiday, the ru
raj carriers will not serve their routes
and the postoffice viii keep holiday
hours.
The senior class Of Spaulding school
Barre, made merry az grange hall last
evening by singing, playing games ant
dancing and later were furnished sub
stantial Investments at the Hom'
Bakery in the same building lnelud
ing teachers and invited friends th'
party numbered about 90,
Miss Nellie Daley has gone to Wesi
Lebanon. n. H., TO visit her brother
Dan w. Daley, and win be away
week.
The village school win reopen mex
Wednesday, Feb. %.
Congregational church--Seryiees OF
Sunday at lO;45. Topic, Jesus and
the Tide Of Democracy" Sunday sehoo
at l2 m. Evening az 1880. Rev, Mr.
Sharp, Methodist district superintend
emit. il expected to preach. This Is
union service and il Is hoped there VII
be a large attendance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-19
EAST ORANGE

Otto simpson was Bradford visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Prescott visited
AZ N. y. Prescott's at Lake Morey
from Saturday till Tuesday.
Miss 0. Blanchard went 20 her home
In East Barre Thursday night for a
few days.
Ora L. Hutchinson was a Bradford
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Katie Richardson j. at her IA
theirs al Waits River for while on ae-
count Of lame foot.
Among the Fast Barre visitors here
Wednesday were Arthur Prescott,
Frank Bowen and Edison Colby.
Bert Prescott was a business visitor
in Bradford "Wednesday.
Stewart Moore and Leon Hutchins
~ East Barre were AZ Grin Prescott :
Wednesday night, returning home on
Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-19
RANDOLPH
Mrs. Aurelia Sault Died Thursday at
the Age of "a.

tne age VI ~
Mrs. Aurelia Sault, who has been III
with pneumonia for few days, passed
away quietly and peacefully on Thurs
day, Her son, z. L. Sault OF Somer-
vile Mass, had been with her Tor a
few days and she had nurse, MISS
Laura Corlss. Mrs. Sault had been
resident of this place for many years
and had an extensive acquaintance.
The deceased had reached the age OF
"a years and ia survived by two or
three sons living in Massachusetts,, and
other relatives living here. The funeral
will be held tomorrow Sunday AFTER
noon and interment will be IN town.
Mrs. Fannie L. Vinton, who has been
passiug the winter in Melrose High
lands, arrived here on Friday and, ait
err short stay, went TO East urah
Vile to pass a few days at Clarence
Webb's, Mrs, Vinton was summoned to
this vicinity by the death OF Mr. Souie
whose home was in Roxbury, but VINO
with the entire family was passing
the winter in Florida. The body is eX'
pcctcd to arrive at their home in Rox'
bury this week, from which place the
funeral will be held. Mr.. Soule was
train dispatcher at St. Adams for many
years and later came TO Roxbury
where they had a home, and he was
also employed at the station
Mrs. Matte Copeland went to Brain
tree on Friday night TO assist hei
daughter, Mrs. John Jacobs, in moving
TO Milton, where they are soon to be
come residents Mr.. Jacobs has post
ton as station agent there.
Mrs. C. C. Moore entertained about 30
of the Bethany girls at her home OF
Thursday evening Games, charades ano
| refreshments caused the evening to b'
a pleasant one.
d. r, Madigan was summoned tc
| Boston The first of the week by The
| death of an uncle.
Earl A. Haggett, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William W. Haggett, and Leola Smith
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William
smith were united in marriage at the
Bethany parsonage Saturday evening
by Rev. Fraser Metzger. Both parties
are residents here, the groom being
employed in the +. c. Hayward gar
age.
| Miss Harriet Nelson OF Hartford
Conn, has been recent guest OF Mrs
Roy johnson.
Mrs. l.. A. Parish has closed hei
house at the Center and has gone L
st. Adams for an indefinite stay witt
relatives and friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-19
STEADY, DULL PAIN
ACROSS THE BACK

"For nearly three years ] suffered
from steady dull pain across the
small of my back" says Mrs. o. NJ
Bracket, who lives at No. $50 Main
street, Biddeford, Me. "The pain was
with me night and day and if ! bent
over suffered terribly. ] was very ner-
vous and did not sleep well. My limbs
were stiff and sore and pains shot
through my legs when l walked. My
strength seemed to be giving out slow
Nv and | had to spend more and more
time in bed. had headaches a great
deal.
az had tried electrical treatments
and medicines were prescribed for me
but they helped me for short time
only. A friend who had taken DIR. Will
liams Pink Pills with benefit advised
me to try them so got box. A short
time after | began taking the pills !
found that the pain in my back was
not so severe and that | was gaining in
strength. As I continued the treatment
the pains left me entirely. | sleep well
now, my nerves are stronger and feel
fine. / think that DIR. Williams Pink
Pills are a fine tonic and | certainly
can recommend them.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills have di-
rect action in lumbago and rheumatism
because they enrich the blood and
tend to enable it to throw off the poi
| sons of the disease So long as the blood
is kept rich and red there is little dan.
ger OF return of the trouble.
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or direct from the DR..
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, \.
Y, at sixty cents per box, postpaid
Write to-day for copy of the free
booklet, Building Up the Blood" con
tanning a special chapter on rheuma.
tism. ADV.
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ton is extended to the public to at
tend our services.
First Presbyterian Chureh--W, Men
Kittredge, pastor. Morning worship at
1880, with talk to the boys and girls
and sermon to the adults from the
theme, "The Fringe and Blue Rib
bon" Sabbath school at IL m. Evening
service at I, with sermon from the
theme, 1.-THE Man Who Leaves Things
Behind Him. Monday, Z p. m, the
boy scouts meet in the vestry. Tues
day afternoon at 2, the women's mis-
sionary society viii meet in the yes
try for a quilting bee. All who can
are asked to bring covered dish and
have supper at the church, remaining
for the regular meeting of the society
at 1880 Thursday, 7:30 p. m, prayer
meeting. You are welcome at all our
services. Seats free. Come and wor-
ship with us.
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Wanted, a Maecenas.

Ad in London Times Young author
unable to catch the public eye, despite
possession OF exceptional gifts, which
include the wit of Mark Twain, the
philosophy Of Carlyle, the descrip-
tive power Of a Dickens and the brill
lance of dialogue Of Dumas, appeals
10 some one having influence with the
publishers to get one Of his compost,
tions read by a discerning and com
petent eritic.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-19
PLAINFIELD

Closing ont sale Of drygoods, boots
and shoes. groceries and hardware, also
the fixtures at Plainfield. These goods
must be closed cut on or before April
I, 1921. regardless 81 cost, a. ! am
obliged 20 vacate the building where
I am now located. Come early and
get the first chance. A. g. Cutler