davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-09
NC LEAN POST PLANS
FOR ENTERTAINMENT

Mclean, Texna, hon A--'rho An
drew II, floyd post ~ the American
Legion Ia making plans anu prepare
iions fnr hln day here nest saturday,
an saturday afternoon The inst win
hnye baseball Hnmo, u noai fonlnr
oonieal and u hronro lnpinn contest Nv
the evonlnH The nrnnrnm viii consist "
iva hoslnH matches, Wrestling match
and live reel picture show,
Tho nrooecdH leerlNod lrom the nhoye
entertainment VIII he urud Nv thu ponl
lur llte purpose NJ providing u lnunalnn
room ana library iur ~ members and
IN Tho purchase Vt lis athletic uauln
mrnla,
Tho posi here N very younn--nol ye,
u month oli-hnl II has started out
with Tho nen aud enthusiasm found
nnlN IN i've organizations,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-09
MolNrus~n Not Loasns
ANY Time

= AAN MA NNNSeN WA SaeNSSA
ysssN NV'tA SSSNSe,A ,s<3sas AVA eecAt
80 A,sA } A9NS, I A.sA ~ aAN VA MN
Asa NesN s,,sA AsN M Se'N As,A SSsalA
50 ~ letO ksSslA gsNsN sssNaN ~ wv.
SflN, NNF - giN NegtlN ShNesA tlslas
NsNR's WV4AgaA AS,aNsN> WANA I
f.,t7,A ~ ~ Nh sqNktsSa gSslssN xNSa
G'is "a Nls vSsA I A,sNS va AsS A AAN
s,ie,N tsN}iS ~ h . NsssA ~ MNsAA
y <SSA n - a s2ilaai AsVs'Nso nv
~ ttN,N ti,s, NFHNyS NJ Nkt.4ya,A,
sfsN N9gA M glsssli,,A Wk,a kstA
saaN> the 9a4sHRssttA NAsA NAA~S
ps,s rssiN al ssssass b. aNsg ReA b
cs'li,.A tilFspa~ 9isalsApg Sle~a,aeS
10. Nsts 4ses N4l ,gaNgeS "a psorN
pSensAA Nla,A,s tVgN ~, All Assr
ss,', vNerNNhsgs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-09
A TENAs WONIlRN

fNF kIdnes and hladdeT ifoNhlea,
xtavsl, weak ana lame hack, fheama'
,lsm and irregularities VI tho Kidneys
and bladder II no, sold Nv your drus
sls,, viii he sen, nv mail On Tecelp, "
t,,yA small battle often oure aend
foF sworn testimonials, nr u, W, Hail.
pesa olive street. ~ Louis, No, sola
Nv drusg,s,a advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-09
HEREFORD SCHOOLS
u OPEN SEPTEMBER u


MlSsSs>tNSl>N VIVA S,lA >-NNN
~'ANSAN ~ lNNN SgaaN SSNaN,y AMI nv
VW y MSsVNNA N,N ~s\SSseNA ~ NV
~ MVscAsS> SSSaSsNseE ~ W. scsNN,
Sss AN ~ N CNNSSN ,NN wSN6 Al,
'NSri'Ne Nm sFNy,eA eAssNe,S>, N,sss Nal,
nm NNNNNAA NORTHUMBERLAND a lfN
NANNsA s,sNNs, RVsN,lrA NNsNSNaA \,
(ssa SA,tNS'AN NSse feS s,sNaNAs wSak
" NNtN>,N SNA ANs gsaN wa lar
Ma a. NNsNNSNN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-09
We. MAN NkNNW WA

H>SwGlA y N. SsRa S-Aaps
ceazaNA M y0sns NsN.saa tast,e'
~>sankp1 - hk,a k'iAso ksss NesA
Asa nv - piSaa res sa,rss As.,asi
ksAee " vAS~aslt ~isa a AasliN NSaR
ga A,S IVA VihshaNa ana So,n.
pAaSn, SaarSins A.ia VA sar,kg Sis
~'~S@ A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-09

HOmc VI the nldpr Insurance com
lmnlus IN hnnhnd used ~ dispense
beet fIvu ~ lhvlr uWpluVpn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-09

>sssesA pxse~ - SAihasR "A A.,Asf
a>a t.~e@~ls.AA >hs~ >.lsEskAS. tA.l
ssa sz~kr = SssE> a 49, tesalS -isss
s~~<> ~>r az saseasAA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
CALF SHIPMENTS
/. REPORTED HEAVY
RECEIPTS VERY MODERATE
IN OTHER LIVE STOCK
DIVISIONS.
NJ Associated i''sss

~ AssHeislsa fffss
iUiiT wullTIi fesaa, aepi, h'-'raIf
i,rrlma Wol1 llhorai imlay, bui ~
flpa we Vriy nndenle N 0ihei o.
ipluhH around YdnD hfnd uf dAltir,
1870 faltpe, ,uhD huHn, nnd 400 SHEEP
arIylnn, More ihsn hail " ine sheep
NIirly oamp direct ~ Y pnfhef,
hlrHiH Had ~ 4 fnr dpnlnnd Un u
steady hhslH Town and yenfllnHa calm
u To- ~ lbn. and he market was
filHn, HhllnsiH hnd ulilHldn lnIfrfH
unh Uuf fuW rnin N calves uii u
iaadg lafIp hui ln,hsts were lld1inf
hn ~ boz lnWNr run The STAR ana
nnihlnH VIA HmnH mplnHNnidl A rnr
ohulle Hlnnir hrnuRnl kn,ghi ntd y
NV luihH add ~ soto A few cars ~
ilpes rleploi ~ tuOO and lugi
Packers purchased huna ~ 10 great
4 advance Than lbn w Ice, hui innai
NJ The muilY vent ~ hhlpnnfH NJ q
attn NJ W. ~ soc, Packers bid ~ ~
ltiln, tui ihulr lip VIA th,hpi shippers
nld sHnu iuf iwu rnlH, liulh HaI,s
ianard lfmm lAh0 IA lpOn, l'lnH Huld
.lundp IA tnfb ~ 800
sheen prices remained linnllnnao'll
lnr,rlH hnlnH lnu small fur y real
iunl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

WANrNn A delivery hny whu dOuA
~, attend wNool l'uol iNup Co.
WANTnn Man and wie no ohlld'enl
~ mnn ohON, ld headquarters lAnrh
Amy wloN hnnn lwhlh iluom lNn
rim, NAH, Hank lllln, ~ rhunu Mli,
inN N, Akw,m,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

TIM lhVN'll,IN HlIiN'NN W
TtN c,Vv or AMANl,hM TNNAA
Nv n wAl,Ned Nv Inv uN,N " AMArllm
and lhN ,tly ,NWN,NlsslWN lhVlvM
avs,lNN H. ThN, hW nv NeAr lNAl
,hege " hNrVN lvNhA w all NNlw'W
l,,ahd IN Inv vNN W AMalillN TNNNN,
IN Inv Gus, hv VI iahNel,, Mpl, NMa
NM ,svMM n,m MSN,lVN Nv ,hv con-
sll,N,,oN w laws W ,Ne a'Nn W Twas
NN al NallvM MN W INV NANr ~ WI
IN sNeA and VVrry uNe l'aNa9sa hVlla'e
ttlaNuM yaNla,wN W eN'h MNNhN MNN
es,w NV he pNN~e eNd ap,Na'NNsa
~ hAMwN
~ s,N,yc,sM wN wNW IN sarN AND
vyv,y INV tNNAva WlNa'vM ,ha's,H
Nalua,N,N. " moNNN gvyvNM Na ,AIgr'
inn M Inv ,NlN uNNegNMvNt aM w
Inv ewgeM Vs,WRss heswa
M YhNlNlwN AA VVN's ~ 4 sun
VlVM amVNNl ,NvlNM W. VN'erNl'Ns
,hN,y,,ANV waits va ,agh and sVvlN INV
l,NN,l,tsl lNllA,v WlvN ul NAlNNlNM Nv
lNV pNIlaoo vi lANlNa M1vlvA VA NV
le'N,NA NVl,N,,,lN,as "a INV ,NlN, and "
EVNlAa = slNNns FNRa gsa 'Ae W''N'A's
laN WsN ,NglV,b
s,NlNN s,-A I'M yNs VI ORe lNl1sg
tlvel n NvgtlN NNNA "a WY NNlaNN
g,s,.NNs IN ~ cay n AN'A,VN, VA NV
Na ,AAN u laNNAlA, lsil, AND 'aNln
" lAV laAwelN "a lsN va NN'Nt Nv
,NNsgal lANs VA lN sss,s "a WAS
lnl,tlN,l AZ a NftllNf "a W NNN
,Nl.p,is AVA ~ ,tg lslN A,N "a NNtNsl
lNl. ApA NNalN lAsssA Az WNflhN
IA A. NllN NpR,aasta "a lhe Rha 't,N
"a \NsVsl M
,saN AN "A MAMA
NAN4 "A ~ AtN N AAa,V
NfFgsf n n AilNaNeN
AtA stltltiN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

MkffN N,a' NNS htW IAtfl 40 Z
"a 81 NttsmHi ~ lHAhN latW
hh HiA tsttt = Nhnh tlt
Asatta AlmamA Nliaela AaA lAai
aalh ttkA4 M eNA sAia ~
u NJ ,lN n al4 a. NtN A.Nf
af 49, NM NV Hi n t Al 0t
AAea aN Il n h8Nfa AH Wl
aAA W. tAgMea ~ tNtl el
WfN " sANmNiN w. VIZ MNlif fIf
uht AhaHA AmNyA n NJ N4si
Ha NMa III ana HfHl N
An MN NJ ME-
W. Nah
whttN m.h m N
A lo
M aN l4 9
NJ mv
Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

tul, hENT-- Ono mrn. lron, room, soi
Harrison slleel, suitable lor couple
References exchanged Phone gai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

ron ENT--DcHlrable furnished
apartment, ior enurls, Differences On
ohanEed, no rlerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
LopCE NoTIcRs


Foi, i,ENT --'rwo unIurniNhed modorn
ften, ,onl,., water, Nah, nnd san FUR
nlshed ZOO North Tnyl0r,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
Real EstatO
Dickson Has For Today

\ W. hNN M with small hNNs,, laAa
MsN lla1llsNN spVVl ,,peN
"a NsA ws' .,,M M lNee hNNs Nan
NNNN slgyVt ta>AN
llVNsN Ms, VNMpt,va NM Agsv
kNNNs AVID hath ph,vv W. M~.pleay,AE
Vas, plAsNNa A,gv gNsV,s aNa maaA
NNlN''A IsA,agvH hsA NwN yslAvg IVA
VNas, vaA ~ ~ VA l,,Nya sl,vv, sef
nv hVNs, ~ wN Nsl Ga ,oslas
lNNe liive NgWs
Wv NssN vAsl iva, NeNsv VA lssgss
sNvi, taAeN Nlms
~ NsNs aaA vlyNsa 81 NNgab t0el
" uNy WAks gps,N N ,pNa
sw a,rys NalgVNsa NRA AZ sVA u
Rlks flAlbNysl Aaag,ll, ~ ~ aege
N,NAA h,kA NeNse ,sA NuAl ,ysRea
fNalNN,1l ls,gi "a lpNN NlNvpa
" ANa NANl " eaA rsN WasN "a lsAl
~ W
A. ), nlVksaa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
WANTED

WANTEp Your plumNlns ana 4as
f,t,lns Nee VS. fe nNtNres uaH hasN'
era tile and water hca'e.s helaw
work a speclauy, Rev g. hcekwuA,
TOO Cleveland, rhoNs lAAl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
Real Estate

--------T-+t-------------
REALIZE THIS
iiolsa ~ Dsrnhjp ID The foundation "
nlyillgallun, rhFlfilhnllli patriotism,
yald DUinlp, Wdlurioly, rlIio duly ana
plldp, n N The barls " Commandment
AMI lnnphne unIpsh TIE spirit NJ ull,
ronl thu lndny II HNteplhn ufnf hll
olylllFallnn would nHl hp apparent ~
would MT even pslFl n lvnihlrda ~
even onohali " our population owned
hhnir homes,
ynu oan own youf hume through lhp
United llOlnu builders ~ Amnilra ana
pay for II IN lOnr enHy terms NJ lhlop
nor nnni Hlmnln Interest nn The unlnln
yearly bnlanruA, Ulamp snurRll " ypu
lunmln u renter
net. TALK n over To-day"
s. c. GRAHAM co.
General Agents
Phone pi'7 nmllh iildn'
Amarillo, Tesnsl
lull RALn on llhNr bium mmlern
furnished hounni hnp Hon lluhhwlW Nv
Tho Famous,
iull AAIn lhnnd noN nlrn nolorn
nnurl,Mm hunnnlnw M Han ihulhlu
ituinhinl small payment 'aHhl balance
Iona ,any uM,munln M a Inv rate W
interest, Mnh lnhn unud pnl H. NJ q
Graham Company rhunu aliil Hhll'h
building
!
rnll AAln lfmr hts Han iarlnlo
lluluhiH, hlHh nnd dry, henn,iiul lorN
,lnn, with water ana nah fm lmrllou'
MfH lnuulre u w. TvaiNull ~ rhone
iipn,
,.-.-.--...-..-.---------u .s..a---.s-s.s..-.is.a
ROOM WITH BOARD
Vo0M Ann hOnN fNr lwo y0unn mon
nuH TnylNf
HELP WANTED MALE
WANrNil A delivery buy who aOuA
nnl ATTEND WhOW, l'uol lnNp CO.
WANTnn Man aud wlfel no ohlldlenI
~ ,nnn ohNl, lur headquarters lAn,hl
Amy helole huun lwMN, iluom five
f1A, Nail, Hank lllhn,, ~ ihunu Mli
inM NJ hkw,On,
NWr,Ck ~ N,sOlitlON,
fhv lM,,norhhw whuh has M'elo
tNV vs,e,rl hv,ween q ~ aNW Nh'
3 llNhN Mpa,Madon NndVr Tho f,lm nAl,'
W Tho MWusmph Ahon has hesn dis
nlVud w mutual ounsvN MlAA Ne
s,Mddrn vlhvs white Me- h,NM WIZ
la now the mp pGulWlolur VIII oun'lNN'
the hNAlnoaa
q, n, aEAllN
huny MoarAnnhN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
WICHITA MARKET

WICHITA kanu hrpi h,--IIuHH~i'
nOl mrApl steady lop, tp,pO, hulk,
ih,lhNp,gn
calllr ,AN0l market steady hulivrl
aVf nluora, thhnm upl beet helfefs,
~ uhMAhn W'f uuwn, tpibHhbvl
liual,lN and lordera, lAlooaru 40 nInph
AVA aid hpllulA, IRhnafinul lnlIlH
a nniah kOI onlvcs, llhou 100,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
NOr,CE or p,sO,Vv,ON,
Willie Kimbrough

wll aocenA n frw llvN and apoona n'Nae
sa,pllA Nv p,l,ae MslrMalaN NJ bot
hoMo, llu Van hNr,N Neoel, ,eleNh,Me
NM ma MnlNN,Ns evM, " lell'
NNMhu lnMl,vA w AIN ~ ueNVh nNlAlh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
ONlMN\NvE M AN,

An OnniNANVN MNklN,l VMN TAN
HWY NuN Tl,E yNAn mel w
TllE rlNnrhNTy HlVtlArkn "
TNN clvN or AMANllhah TkNAA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

kQN SAlE MlScElLANkuus
NlNItsNN lls,NhNr-Ns,gagleA an
lepeNaa l>a.lN u ~ e,sssh lesei W
wt Nth Wdst, lNpNNN ! lNARNi u NVl
N.lssssd, q " lN,kssa, wesai.se's,
lNssA
NA aAl,l W thNpll.wvA ss1sh
lnkka v,plisA ulANNs NANf NNslNeet'
ppsA shankv "A vhAA,s, ssAlsees ln'el'
vl1ts lNA eva WAS s'''ssh A1NaNsNs
sNN NNN lAsss ~ ssAls', haa
- ssll vaAs' tAses ia
M'N NAlN .as sls,s. vAsAlsA "
M ss ws..sa. 49, Fes's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

lNsAN 1 ,wW teaN ,bN VA VA sAts
~ ,N Nh,,Nln al,W liHM ASA
Afe III Nj NNN MW tAhs L.
HtN N AaA ~
fiss ptsa hfH hHN NnN n ~
~ AlH44 tttll MIh sit4 haa
iul pN seAlh w lasl N lA
$3.50 fiHf MIl tlAr sA Hi
nA l.W t0fIH h i NlN pfHh
nIst tt H ia4 NIn hti haAf
1855 "a ~ Hh HHni AWIi tisiH
AT t NIH B NH N1'l
~. NA $40 Naahi N a
mH ~ m tti f "a
tv '7'e "a
" a A.wss AN.
WV We ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
s. G. GRAHAM co.
General Agents

lpu aALn on llENT 6imm mmlern
furnished hounp, hoe Hon llohhwlW AZ
Tho Famous,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
LON w. EVANS
lss,A Nm rham VI

tNN sALE -,'ssa oae W sVsa vNN'N
iNN hassalNs' lhNNe ssN
lxN sAl.Nr MN lNsa lAN'k, lNs, vlsss
v,9,u,,eu, run tsee m.ke a. y ,asse'A
l'hVAs ysvt
, 1921-08-11
MEN O%UTNUMBER WOMEN

A statement issued by the cencus bureaus
shows that the United States as q whole
has about 1000, 900 more men than wo-
men. However, seven states and the
District of Columbia show a preponder-
ance of In the District the ratio
is 81 men for every 100 m Although
1900, 900 excess males sounds alarming
every census has shown from 103 to 100
males 10 100 females. This condition is
partly due to immigration, which adds
males to America and takes them from
, 1921-08-11

celVGQ gONQ CfCdCLl6uI Willie n6lu CdP-
tives by him. The sentence of death
has not yet received the confirmation OF
the COMMANDMENT Chief. Nc Keown was
the commandment of the Irish Republi-
can Army" IN his district and his acts
were endorsed by his chiefs hence his
detention in prison, while others are
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is regarded by the
newspapers as indefensible.
Cowes Isles Of Wight, Aug. 9th. The
fifth International yacht race between
British and u tied States boats of the
six smatre class today ended with each
team scoring Is points. The British
team previously had won three races and
the United States team one. 1t is now
considered that the chances Of t e Unit
ed States winding the cup are hopeless,
Deal, N. j., Aug. 8th,-George Dun
can and Abe Mitchell, British profession
al golfers, defeated sJa hes Barns,
United States national open champion,
and John farrell, of the Cauker Ridge
Club, three up in a Sc hole match ye5ter-
day ov5r tn links of the hollywood coun-
try club, excellent team play gave the
visitors a lead Of folr up in the morning
round, which the United States players
cut ia the afternoon to three.
London, Aug. 9th. Moroccan tribes
men, who, two weeks ago signa'ly de-
feated Spanish troops in northern Mo-
rocco and who have been pressing their
advantage since that time, are reported
to have appeared in force before Melilla.
The last stronghold of the Spanish in
that section of the country. It is assert
ed that panic reigns in the city and
civilians are seeking safety on board
ships in the harbour. Uncertainty sur
rounds the Fate ofSga0eral NavOrrO and
%severa. hundred men who were report
ei last week to have been surrounded
by the M0or5 on Mount Arruit. Madrid
advicos indicate the fear in official quar-
tiers there, that general Navarro)s fore
es have been annihiIared 1t vas re
ported from Madrid last night that the
body Of general SiIVastre, commander
the OF Spanish troops which met defeat
two weeks ago and who committed suicide
following the reverse at the hands Of
the Moors, had been found. Spanish
soldiers shave been landed on Moroccan
coast southeast of MeliIIa, where they
are under the protec ion of the guns OF
warships, but it would not appear they
have ~madeIany serious advance against the
right flank of the Moorish army advanc-
ing upon MeIiIla. Dispatches state
that the tribpsmen have been shelled by
the Warships.
London, Aug. 9th.-Sugar in stock on
the 9th. inst, was 1872, 600, tons. Last
, 1921-08-11

Europe. But the chief cause is Nature,
which provides 8 surplus from which to
draw when infant diseases (more fatal
to boys than girls, war and work have
deleted the ranks of mere man.-Path-
finder, July 23Td.
, 1921-08-11
5 REEL DRAMA
The Story:

T Story of Under Northern Lights cenhrs about romance between Douglas
Mac Iced a member Of the Royal N0thwe Mounted Police and Suzannes Fouch-
awe a d daughter Of that Country. The return of Suzannes brother Jacques from the
gold country introduces a tragic element which finally evolves intoa happy ending
Some incidents in connection with Louis La Roque's desHtOn Of an Indian Girl and
the baby of which he is the father lead up to agame of cards in La Roque's cabin,
WhHe yOungF oNhTde, discovering "a Rogue and his common Law Wtec cheating, gets
mo a rOw in which eshoots and kills La ROGUE. 1t then becomes the duty of Mac
Iced 10 arrest the brother OF his sweetheart At the first opportunity he allows his
prisoner to escape and stands in the way of the &c.. come and see or yourself, itisa
fine picture.
Show concludes with Reel Comedy.
ADMISSION
Reserved Sea s~. ... and Ac
Gene al Entrance. .... ..... ... ...,.........UOC.
Children 20 and loo.
, 1921-08-11
GROWS PATRIOTIC CORN

After several years of experiment,
Prof. w. l.. Woodburn of Northwestern
university has at last produced an ear of
corn containing red. white and blue ker-
nels. The colored corn was obtained by
grating and Prof. WOODBURY. asserts he
soon will be able to grow corn having
solid bans OF the three colors. Ibid.
, 1921-08-11
WILSON NOW A LAWYER

WoodroN Wilson former president of
rhs listed States, was recently admitted
to the District OF Columbia bar as a prac-
ticing attorney. On the same day the
courts Of New York conferred on him as
a special privilege, the right to practice
law in that state without taking the usu-
al examination Ibid.
, 1921-08-11
NOTICE.

THE Ordinary Meeting of the
l Colonial Council fixed for NOM
DAY the Is inst. is, by request Of
Government postponed to MON
DAY August %, 1921, at one o'clock
p. m.
V1ce-C Chairman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-14


for the particular use of the girls OF
w. r. H. s., and when not in use by
them, can be made use of by the boys
of the same institution. We shall look
for great results.
A slight improvement to the lower
end of Main street was accomplished
when Mr.. Lanphere added on an upper
porch for his tenants. This, we be-
lieve, is all of the building that is be-
ing done in this vicinity at this time,
with the exception of garage job of
DIR. Thomas, who is digging out under
the kitchen part of his house, cement
ing and in other WAYS making nice
warm home for his cars in the winter.
DIR. Thomas is constantly on the move
TO have one of the largest veterinary
practices in the state Of Vermont.
About twelve of the Wallace family
at East Ryegate gathered at the home
of George \. Wallace to help him cele-
brate birthday. The exact date which
it represents we are unable to learn.
Kimball Marshall left Tuesday morn
ing for Lowell, Mass, where he will
spend week with his son. Mr.. Mar
shall has only recently returned from
Canaan, where he said that life was
too strenuous even for him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-14

daughter, Mrs. w. $. Seyene, is with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Martin and
son of Mortified, Mass, and Vershire
visited Hannah Comstock on Sunday
and attended church at the Center Mrs.
Martin was Mabel Eastman a native
of Corinth
Clifford Chalmers is gaining slowly.
About 30 couples attended the dance
Friday night.
Fellows Merrill has returned home
from the Barre hospital He has not
made as much improvement in health
as his people had hoped he would by
treatment there. He has been i'll for
several weeks.
The item last week should have read
that Mrs Pagan was visiting her moth
er at Ella Sideways
Mrs. Alice Darling is with her son,
Stephen Darlisg at Fairlee for two
weeks visit
Mrs. Eben Cate Of Laconia, " r.,
has been at her fathers, Charles White,
during the sugar season
Things brought good price at the
Carouth auction last Wednesday. The
farm was not sold
Abe Jacobs has returned home from
the sanatorium at Burlington He was
with his daughter, Mrs. William Dew
ems, last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-14
EAST BROOKFTELD

A party was held at VIII Taylor,
last Saturday evening.
Homer Brown was in Barre last Mon
day on business.
Miss Ruth Trask returned to Brain.
tree and Mics Anita Dutton TO East
Montpelier. where they are teaching
the spring term of school.
The Weona Community club will
hold a farmers social at the church
parlors Friday evening, April 10 All
gentlemen will please wear a work
shirt and all ladies work apron. a
farmers supper viii be served and a
program consisting Of two male quar-
tet selections. readings and selections
by the orchestra will be given by the
farmers.
Visitors at VI. W. Stoddsrd's the first
Of last week were Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Milne and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hough-
ton Of Barre
Mrs. Harry Stone entertained the
Friendship Birthday club last Friday
afternoon.
Fred r. Edwards OF Burlington was
business visitor in town last week.
Dr. and Mrs f. G. Angel Of Ran
dolph visited relatives here the first
of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Austin were
business visitors in Williamstown last
week Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Lsmson has gone TO Hol-
yoke. Mass. to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Holden Camp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-14
TOPSHA1f

Chalmers brothers had the misfor-
tune to lose their driving horse re-
Gently.
James White and family, who have
been i'll with the grip, are somewhat
improved at this writing
Mrs. Jessie Mckay is on the sick list.
+. f. Powers recently purchased a
new driving horse.
John Place. who has been away for
some time, returned to the home of
Mrs Marion Morrison last week
b. l.. Dexter remained the same at
this writing.
Mrs. George Merritt is assisting in
the home of G.. X. Church Of Bradford,
while Mrs. p. J. McNamara is in town
Gladys Smith, who has completed her
work at Ernest Smiths, returned to
+. VI, Hoods Sunday
The spring term OF school began on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and
Edith, were in town Sunday.
Miss Florence Wright is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Person, who is in poor health
Mrs Thomas White of Rvegate is
assisting in the home Of c. L. Nolan
for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hood Of Barre
were visitors at II. b Whites sun
day.
Lether McLam is not as well at
this writing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-14
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Mr. and Mrs. George Preston were
visitors in town this week. Mr.. Pres
ton was formerly manager of the At
lantid Pacific store here, but was trans
ferred to Lakeport, n. H.
Hal Talbert, former resident OF this
place, but now of Boston, drove from
that city in five and one half hours and
transacted business for the Commerce
Auto Truck company, of which firm he
is representative.
The Champlan Realty company is
at present conducting a log drive, in
volving 1900 cords of wood and EN-
ploying fifty men to handle the drive.
Miss Margaret Mansfield of the June
ton house was called to Plainfield by
the serious illness of her sister.
w. r. Marks of Everett, Mass, and
A. $. Ardrv of Portland, Me-, arc in
sfalling new soda fountain in the De
pot cafe.
NJ j. opposite and Guy Melo we're
the guests Of friends and relatives in
Boston over Sunday.
Arthur Douphinitt of Franklin, n,
H., is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. P u.
Adams.
Mrs George B. Carpenter of Fairview
terrace has been confined to her home
with an attack of appendicitis.
y. p Wheeler, proprietor of the
Junction house. has just purchased the
Bert Simonds farm and will replant
with birch and maple trees.
G. H. Miller of the Miller Auto com
pany left for Detroit, Mich, on bust
ness this week.
For second time within a recent
period this town was visited by some
members of the light fingered frater
nifty" the La Fountain Woolson hard |
ware store being entered by means Of
window and with the aid of a jimmy. 1
However, on this occasion the would |
be burglar found that "forewarned" /
really meant "forearmed," and accord
ingly, after an attempt to enter the
main store, left without any booty.
Leon Coutermarsh spent the week
end with Allan Coutermarsh of Ran
dolph.
Stillman Sherman and wife were
South Royalton visitors this week.
Mrs Willis Jones of Sharon was the