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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-23
Friday. september q, 1s21.
DEMO CRATIC TICKET.

For Commemorative Attorney
FRED NJ. vINSON.
a For Representative
r. c. MOORE.
For County Judge
NJ. B. SPARKS.
For County Attorney
G. w. CASTLE.
For County Court Clerk
WALTER A. ARLINGTON.
For Circuit Court Clerk
H. b. HEWLETT. ~
For Sheriff.
J. WAITER YOUNG.
Fog Jailer-
c. c. SKAGGS.
For County Tax Commissioners
7--r Z; *. * CUR MUTE: ~
For County Surveyor
L. e. WALLACE.
For Justice of the Peace
". b. SHORTRIDGE.
ADD SKEENS.
SILAS JOBE.
Tor Mayor. City Of Louisa
AUGUSTUS SNYDER.
For Police Judge. city Of Louisa
T.. f.. FREESE:
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SMOKY VALLEY

Our school is progressing nicely
Mrs. Lizzie Mead teacher.
Frank Martin and sister Estelle and
Garnie Diamond were calling on Oslo
Diamond Sunday.
Ulysses Thompson attended Sunday
School Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Cyrus was a Blaine Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Bartram and
children were calling on her sister
Mrs. Edgar Diamond, Sunday.
DR. w. a. Rice was through Smoky
Valley Tuesday.
Clyde Barnett Beckham and Thur
man Hughes attended church at this
place Monday night
Artie Holbrook and Juno Diamond
were calling on friends at Oak Hill
Sunday.
Laura Weiiman and Ethel Piclxrei
were at Williamson. w. Va. Saturday
Mrs. L. d. Boggs has returned to
her homo In Greonup county after
few weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Robt. Williamson ia on the sick
list
Remember shurch and sunday sdhool
At this place. TWO FROGS.
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CORDELL

\ Mrs. r. H. Cordle was the guest OF
Mrs. e. j. Moore Saturday.
Mrs. J. H. Cordle, Jr., was visiting
her mother at Matte last week.
Rev. Burns Conley and Rev. Muir
phey filled their appointment at this
place Saturday and Sunday and will
4 be with US again the third Saturday
and Sunday In next month.
ogla Lyons was in Louisa Satur-
day.
John Steele lost fine horse Thurs
day which was caused by fall and q
snag running through his side.
| Willie Moore was at 7. M. Cordle's
! Saturday.
| The many friends and relatives OF
Miss leila Wheeler OF London, Ohio,
were greatly surprised to hear 81 her
marriage to Frank Hunter OF the same
place. They left that place and short
Iy afterwards were married in okla
homa where they now reside. Mrs.
Hunter will be missed by all her Ken
lucky friends. We wish them much
Joy and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Berry and Miss
Moliie Cordle were out horseback rid
ing Sunday afternoon.
Misses Virgie, Dovie and Nola Cor
die Will leays soon for Columbus, o.
Lundn Baker paid home folks Wis
It Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Luther Adams have
moved from this place to Ashland.
Hrs. N " Baker is sick at this
writing
Arlie Hclbrcok has returned from
EoIden, w Va, and was at Susie
Princes Saturday and Sunday.
Thomas Moore. who il now 1t ASH
land, Is expected home soon.
Miss Monnie tordle was the guest
OF her niece Miss Erma Prince Tues
day.
There will be prayer meeting here
Saturday night Everybody come
IrTLn SUNBEAM
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KISsE

The ball game at this place wa.
largely attended Sunday.
Mckinley Muncy passed up gu,
way one day last week enroute 10 OF
| Springs.
veas Chapman and family hays
moved 70 olumbus. o.
Mrs. T. P. Wagner and Miss Emily
Hatfield will leave for Williamson. w,
Va, soon TO visit their sister.
Misses Daisy Klse and Roxie and
Hazel Wagner attended the BAN game
heie Sunday.
Miss Hazel Wagner win leave for
Williamson next month where she viii
attend school this winter.
Miss Mousle Virginia Wagner was
calling on Miss Dixie Thompson sun
day afternoon.
Ben Miller and stanley and wady
Wagner attended the ball game here
Sunday.
Mrs, Amanda Thompson viii leave
for Jenkins soon to visit her mother
BLUE EYES
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FORSALE

One pair buhrs, "a In. French stone,
capacity about Is bu per hour.
2 steam power corn crushcrs. Good
as new,
steam power corn shelter. al con-
dition. Bales and 10 h. p. engine. belta
puileys. shafts and everything neecs1
sary TO complete first class country
mill. III
international Harvester truck. orig
inal paint. Worth 3 times more than
you will have 70 pay for It.
! Champion moving machine. Al
condition. plows and AL kinds Of farm
implements These items are On our
farm y mile above webbville on Dry
Fork. ! win be there Tuesday. Oct. {.
Any one Interested viii do well to be
there. or you1can reach me BY mail az
1915 9th St. Portsmouth, Ohio. Il
ROY SHEPHERD.
Executor Estate samuel Shepherd.
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WAYNE ITEMS

DR.. F. d. Marcum of ceredo spent
Tuesday with relatives here.
Miss Jennie Crum OF Fl. Gay visit
ed friends here Thursday.
| Howard b. White OF Pittsburg and
Edwin p. Douglas of Parkersburg call
ed on Scaggs Bro. Insurance Agency
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rucker and
little son spent Sunday with Hunting
ton relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Damron are
visiting relatives at Montgomery
Atty VIM. Lovins OF Kenova was
here on BUSINESS Friday.
Clyde Plymale OF Buffalo creek Wis
tied relatives here last week
Custer Hartman OF Kenova was here
on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. yinson, Mrs.
JAMIE Land and daughter, Miss Nancy.
and Edward Land OF Louisa spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
Scaggs.
Ed Malcolm Of West Moreland was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Claude Newman and daughter
spent Sunday with relatives at Buff
falo creek.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Porter Of Ke-
nova spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgess OF Ar
del were guests OF relatives here Fri
day.
James Mccoy of Shoals and John
Mccoy OF Huntington were here on
business the first Of the week,
Mrs. Donald Clark and Miss Lind.
say vinson Of West Moreiand spent
Monday with relatives here.
CRIMES.
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LEDOCIO

Church here Sunday BY Rev. A. /.
Moore was largely attended.
Aiva, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
Hays. was thrown from a horse ant
! broken arm was the result. He is do.
| ing as well as could be expected
Miss Opal Miller was the Sunda,
guest OF Misses Tsssie and Emn,a
Hays.
Charley Moore and Jack Curnutte Of
Ellen attended church here Sunday.
| Several OF our boys have gone "a
Ohio to cut corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore Of Ellen
were the Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John McKinster.
Rev. A. l.. Moore and family are
moving to Kenova. w. Va. We are
sorry to have them leave US as they
are good people and we feel that il
will he great loss to the community
as they are excellent church and sun
day school workers.
The children OF Alien Curnutte are
improving after a severe attnck OF
diphtheria
The body OF Henry Hfghberger was
brought back here for burial. His
death was a shock 10 the peopIe a. he
had many friends at this place. He
married Miss Vic Thompson ana lived
here for some time before moving to
Louisa where he lived until a few
years ago. He was living at WEIGH,
w. Va, at the time Of his death.
Revs. A. L. and Dave Moore con-
Quoted the funeral after which he was
laid TO rest In the Thompson grave
yard. The bereaved have our sym
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TUSCOLA

Mrs. S. w Graham has returned
from Cincinnati where she went to bu,
her fall line of millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ford. Herman
Jordan and Billie Chapman OF Cat.
lettsburg. were guests OF H. A. Jordan
and family over Sunday.
Hubert Hewlett was the Sunday af-
ternoon guest OF Miss Hazel Graham
Miss Ruth Moore who has been
visiting her cousin. Hazel Graham, has
returned home to Cherokee.
Mamie Rucker. Herman Jordan,
Garnet Jordan and Bill Chapman mo-
tored to Louisa Sunday.
Mrs. Roscoe Shortridge and daugh-
ter Ellaswere here Tuesday.
Several from here are planning on
going to Glenwood Saturday night.
LITTLE LOVER
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The Misses Hutchinson had. ~ their
dinner gueats Sunday Mesars. LSomard
Watson. II. Q, Perry. Crawford Hf-zin-
ard, Tivls and Irene johnson.
Jay vanhorn and John cookaey sih-
tied the school Friday evening.
Rev. Flint preached a very INTEREST,"
Ing sermon al this place Sunday 10 4
large congregation.
Remember the literary every FRIDAY
night Also the Ice cream festival and
pie social Saturday night. We win
also have music. Proceeds for benefit
Of church. TWO PET SQUIRRELS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-23

1t seems that our law making bodies
have been slow in requiring proper
protection to life and property in the
matter OF electric lines carrying heavy
voltage. The case of Mr.. Highbarger,
whose death is recorded In the NEWS
this week is vivid reminder OF the
necessity Of legislation that win make
such tragedies impossible. No com
pany or government has any right to
subject the people to such deadly
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Circuit court ADJOURNED Tuesday az
ter being in session sixteen days. The
entire time was given up to the trial OF
penal and criminal cases. The case
OF the Commonwealth VS.. Dan and Jas
per Harmons charged with the murder
OF Isaac Muncy was tried. The Com
monwealth was represented by Atty.
Rice. County Atty. Clark. Hon. M. c.
Kirk and Hon. w. r. Mccoy. The jury
acquitted Jasper Harmon and found
Dan guilty and fixed his sentence at
ten years in the penitentiary. The
case OF the Commonwealth VS.. Harri-
son and James Moore. charging them
with the murder of Henry Blackburn.
a deputy sheriff. was the last case
tried. This was the hardest fought
criminal case that has been tried here
since the trial Of II. c. Cassidy for
killing Joe Kirk The Commonwealth
was Represented by Atty. Rice. J. b.
Clark and NJ. G. Kirk. NThe defense
was represented by Judge A. ]. Kirk
and w. r. Mccoy. After the case was
submitted to the jury verdict OF not
guilty was returned In about twenty
minutes, The case against T. ]. Nc
Coy and others, charging them with
the murder OF e<-Judge ]. ]. Mccoy,
tinued Tar The desenss srh,s -, 60 sV' = .
attracting more attentian ,han go =
,tts,. \. e. .,,,...,,. 49, +.ato sn any
fhis court Tbere i !, re ~ :.
lei for fine defense ,nc,nd,ns f,,aa $500
j. Kirl< and M q K,rs nm sN 49,. -
,,,nnwe.ish .,,n,,,s o,sas ~ So I'm,
ne renrasentedl ~ tIcr NJ NJ.
Of Ashland
Rev. +. 8. Hart ana v,ss ~ 80
t,ras,,.,, al. :, a,,,...s,. 49, ~. ~,
CHICAGO where Rev H,r, w,,, - sna,,d
i. = = !. -.
Miss InIia wafss-so,, ~. -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-23
DENNIS

There win be church here sunday
night Everybody come.
Little Margie Holbrook who has
been sick for some time Is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac CUNNINGHAM
were shopping at Failsburg Saturday.
Reba Cooisey was calling on her
grandmother Saturday afternoon.
Miss Beulah Jane Cordle was calling
on Miss Madge Ray Cunningham Sum
day.
Little Virgil Wells was here Sunday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-23

FOR sALE:-Foilxs II you want to
huy farm or house and want TO get
where there is good hard roads 10 mar
lSet, come to Lawrence county. Ohio.
We have for sale some of the best
farms Also. all kinds OF city prop
erty. Remember Lawrence county is
the home OF the big red apple Sec
BUM & COPPESS. Real Estate deal
ers, $40 Center 81. Ironton. o. Ell
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-23

N In speech to the Kentucky Good
Roads Association at Louisville last
week Gov. Morrow said: Everybody
wants good roads, but nobody wants
to pay for them" He may have put
1t a little too strong, but those who
give their time and best efforts to the
promotion of such work find sur
prising number Of persons OF that
kind.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-23

We are requested by the state SUI
perintendent OF Education to call the
attention OF the>people TO the fact that
two or more members OF the county
boards OF education are TO be elected
in November OF this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
MONTPELIER

The motor operators license of vii
liam w. Parry of Barre was yesterday
suspended indefinitely by Secretary Of
! State Black for fatal accident. Nine
Others lost their licenses yesterday.
Governor James Hartness and Ro
| land Stevens of White River Junction
| arrived in the city last evening for the
board Of control meeting this morn.
| ing. The governor made the trip by
motor. While in Montpelier he is the
guest of f. E. Lowe.
For sale: Victor phonograph with
records. 1872 Main street.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. S. Edwards of Brat
tleboro came here Sunday, bringing
with them Mrs. f. l. Swift of Wash
ington, ID. G., and passed the weekend
with the latter's brother. w. NJ Reed
of this city. Mr. Reed and his sister
returned this morning to White River
junction, where the latter will take the
train to Washington, the trip to the
junction being made by auto.
The colored baseball team known as
the Red Sox of New York, which was
scheduled to meet the X. of c. team
this afternoon left Monday night for
parts unknown. The only reason for
their leaving is that the crowd Monday
was not large enough for them to meet
expenses. The same team was SEIZED
uled to meet the Barre Legion team
Friday and Saturday.
Ernest Dodge is detained from his
duties at the Montpelier steam laun-
dry on account of sickness. Arthur
Whitcomb is taking his place.
Lea Mckinney has returned from
Woodbury. pond, where he has been
camping the past week.
Ralph Burns is able TO resume his
duties at the Frank A. Adams store
after being i'll for the past week.
William Milo and family are passing
the week at Mr.. Milo's camp at Groton
pond.
The dance at the Community club
last night was complete success and
there will be another one Friday night.
About thiyty couples were present. If
the dances continue to be successful
there will be two a week
In city court this morning the trial
of Tony Guerra of Waterbury, charged
with possessing and furnishing intoxi-
eating liquors, was set for tomorrow
morning City Grand Juror John H.
Stone is conducting the prosecution,
with Joseph Fratini appearing for the
defense. Guerra appeared before JUS
tiee court in Waterbury last week and
was bound over TO the Montpelier
city court. Bail was fixed at $500.
Charles Grogan, formerly operator at
the Western Union, has been trans
ferred to Greenfield, Mass.
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improvements at Joe's Pond.

People of this vicinity, a number OF
whom have cottages at Joe's pond, are
much interested in the movement of
the Joes Pond Improvement society,
recently organized with G. E. Woods,
president, DIR. F. E. Farmer, vice presi
dent and j. c. Amey, secretary and
treasurer This society is composed
mostly of campers at the head of the
lake Practically every cottage about
the pond has been harboring a group
of campers since the vacation season
opened and to-day the pond has the
atmosphere of very popular summer
resort. In making improvements the
society had purchased the large field
near the station which is later to be
converted into tennis and croquet
court, leaving the center for base
ball field.
The store. garage, and the vacant lot
near the Sargent farm have also been
purchased, as well as ropes and ap.
paratus to be used to rescue anyone
who happens TO get too far out from
shore. Plans are being made to clean
up the shore in the Cove" and erect
suitable structure for public dressing
rooms, thus greatly accommodating the
strangers who wish to take a dip yet
dislike to trouble the campers for a
suitable place to leave their clothes.
The rooms are to be built at once and
will be available for use in a very short
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
RANDOLPH

DR.. and Mrs Mayo. Capt. and Mrs.
G. n. Barber, Miss Corrinne Stickney
and Rev. Paddock of Mortified, who
had been at Rutland to attend fun
eral, called upon Mrs. Nettie Rix on
their way home Tuesday.
Mrs. Greene, who lives on School
street, in the johnson house, went to
South Royalton for a brief stay on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Drew went to
Roxbury Sunday to visit relatives and
meet a cousin, Rev. Adams, who was
there from Kansas and preached at
the church there.
Henry Hatch has returned from a
three DAYS stay in New Haven, Conn,
where he had been to look after the
airplane which he with another man
has purchased.
Charles Hulburt is now employed in
the grocery store of II. F. Tilson, and
rooms at the home CT his sister, Mrs.
b. G. Spooner.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Spooner have re-
Gently returned from Franklin, n. H.,
where they have been to visit their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Tatro.
Improvements are being made on the
rooms just, vacated by Miss Flora Bell
in the OConner block, and a new win
dow has been cut on the side next to
the Strand which will give more light.
DIR. Sowles is expected here August LIST.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
BETHEL

Mr. and Mrs Henry A. Stafford and
their two daughters of Chester, Pa,
are occupying the Cushing cottage at
Barnard lake.
Oren Lockwood has moved into the
West house and D. L. Burrell into the
Lane house, which he bought lately.
Frank +. Cleveland of Cambridge,
Mass, is here for d few days. Formerly
he lived at the Cleveland place. He
called on Miss Louise Austin, cousin
of his father,
Mrs. Charles f. Morrison of Toronto,
great-niece of the late Albert Whit
comb. benefactor of Bethel and Stock
bridge institutions, was here yesterday
between trains on her way from Boston
to Montreal She saw the Whiteomb
high school and playground, the Maple
wood cemetery in Stockbridge, contain
ing the Whitcomb burial plot and other
objects of family interest.
The Methodist ladies will hold
lawn party tomorrow evening on the
church lawn, beginningfat J O'Clock
adv.
Chaplain c. VI, Charlton, senior
Methodist chaplain in the United
States navy, will hold service at the
village Methodist church next Sunday
morning at l0:45 and in the Lympus
church at 1890. He is former pastor
of both churches and preached here
very helpfully one day last October.
George Fl. Waldo of New York City,
a former resident, with his family, ar
rived yesterday for a visit.
Miss Julia Miller returned yester-
day from three weeks visit in Man
chester, n. H., and Miss Mabel Miller
accompanied her.
Mr. and Mrs. W II. Mitchell of Lynn,
Mass. visited yesterday at H. D. Dav. |
II was the first meeting of |
the sisters, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. |
in 80 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-A $40 seven-passenger Auburn
touring car. excellent condition. ". S.
Bassett Prospect street 113t2'
LOST entlemsns gold, open-faced Eisin
watch on Main street this morning /:
liberal reward II returned to Times Of
fee 1871
wANTED-Giri for or hours Office work
each day. Lane-Davis Co. il5u
FOR SALE-one oldsmobile eight 1921
model. run 1000 miles also a 1917 Ford
touring car. in good running condition
inquire At Palace Garage. Ii3f
LITTLE PIGS FOR SALE-Inquire of c.
A. Dodge. Montpelier road, Tel. 4ea-M.
ii3t
FOR SALE-Three automobile tires 32x3k
call after $50: James o'DonnelI. 10
Clark street, City. 1856
LOST-Female collie puppy. two months
old sable with white around neck. no
collar; please notify DR.. Howard II. Reid,
Barre Vt li3tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
SOUTH CABOT

Mrs. Arthur Gilman and children of
first of the week.
| Road Commissioner Foster and crew
of men are putting in cement bridge
at the foot of Buck hill.
| Gilbert Needham and friend from
Peachsm passed the week end at his
brothers, Fred.
The little child of Melvet Lowell got
piece of glass in its foot last Sat
urday DIR. Corson was obliged to give
it ether TO get it out, as it was in the
flesh SO far
Mrs. French has gone to Greensboro
to visit friends for while.
Elmer Maxfield and family and Mrs.
Emma Batchelder of Plainheld passed
Sunday at George Gees.
Isaac Peck had the misfortune to
have one of his good work horses drop
dead Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvet Lowell and fam
lily went TO Eden Sunday. Mrs. Lowell
will stay for a week with her parents.
Mrs. R. NJ. Houghton is passing few
IN III Cls WIN net sielti.
Burt and Harry Houghton and Clyde
Davenport were in Montpelier Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cassidy and DR..
and Mrs. Garnsey returned to their
homes in Washington, ID. c., last Thurs
day, after visiting at Colon Cassady's
and with other friends for a week
Mrs. Matte Wood of Barnet is visit
ing her brother, W. o. Southwick.
Mrs. Alice Clark of Springfield is at
Mrs. Hattie Clark's for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Cassidy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Colon Cassidy and Mrs. I.s4ssey
passed two days last week \. the
White mountains.
Mrs. Lee Dow was called 70 Barre
last week by the illness of Mrs. Fred
Houghton.
Frank O'Conner, w. o. Southwick,
Victor Kluge and G. F. Scribner were
in Montpelier on business one day last
week.
Vivian Atkinson of Woodbury. has
been visiting at P. A. Bashaw's the
past week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
NIAGARA FALLS WANTS 1T.
The DISARMAMENT Conference Is Being
Sought.

Niagara Falls, n, Y, July 27.--The
city council and the chamber Of com
merce to-day forwarded to Washington
invitations to hold the disarmament
Congress at Niagara Falls. kilograms
were sent senators and representatives
from this state urging them to use
their influence to have this city select
ed for the conference.
The A. B. C. conference to settle diff
ferences between the United States and
Mexico was held at Niagara Falls. On
tario, several days ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF AGNES A. wALDRoN

ESTATE of AJNES A. NAIDkUN.
The undersigned. having been appointed
BY the honorable court for the district Of
Washington. commissioner, to receive, ex-
anime. and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate of Agnes
A. Wsidron. late Of Boston, in the county
Of Suffolk and commonwealth Of Msssschu-
sets deceased. and all claims exhibited IN
Offset thereto. hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose aforesaid. at
the residence Of c. NJ Scrihner. South Barre.
in the Town Of Barre, in said district. on
the goth day Of August and 18th day Of
January next, from 10 O'Clock a. m, until
O'clock ,. n. on each Of said DAYS and
that six months from the 18th day q
Juiy. A. D. 1921. n the time limited b.
said court for said creditors 70 present.
their claims to u for examination and al
ioWsnce.
DATED a. Town Of Barr this 25th day
Of July. A y. 1871
G. J. SEAGER
c. n. SCRIBNER. Commissioners.
yulxZ7-Azg-2-Ia
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l@ars
Difference.

The ball had gone over the ratings,
as balls will in suburban gardens. and
small but unabashed batsman ap.
peared at the front door to ask for it,
Then appeared an irate father.
How dare you show yourself at nv
house, How dare you ask for your bsllf
Do you know you nearly killed one Of
my children with it,"
But you've got ten children" said
the logical lad "and I've only got one
ball.'-Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
KILLED NEAR coBLENZ.
Two American Airmen Came Down
Amid Flaming Machine

CobIenz, July 27,-Two American
avistors, Lieutenant Carl Derby Gun
Their, of Frankfort, Ind. and Corporal
L. l. Rogers, OF Hillisboro. Texas, were
killed yesterday when their airship
crashed in flames at WIssenthum field
near here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
Even That One.

Old Crouch was strongly opposed
to giving the pastor the summer
months of. "The devil never takes a
vacation" he declared.
That's true" replied the young
cleric calmly, "but we are told. you
know, to shun the devil and all his
ways. Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
Repelling the Invader.

She-The Joneses telegraph that they
are coming for weekend. I'll wire
them that the children have scarlet
fever and keep them away.
The Brute BETTER still tell 'em your
mother is Detroit Free Press.