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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
PLAINFIELD

On Jan is, the following officers OF
Ninooski council, Jr. O. Y. A. NJ, were
installed by Deputy State Councillor A.
u. Holt: Junior past councillor, Z. X.
Mcdonald; councillor, Earl Bartlett;
vice -comncilor, Elliott Martins record.
ing secretary, II. Il. Perkins; financial
secretary. IT, A. Parks; treasurer, Fred
Cree; warden, Wilmer Gokey; conduc-
tor A. j.. Holt; inside sentinel Harold
Townsend; outside sentinel. Frank
Woodcock; chaplain. Ryland Parks:
trustee, +. r. Mcdonald.
On Jan. 20 the following officers Of
q. O. Farr council, No. 10. Sons and
Daughters Of Liberty, were Installed
by Deputy State Councillor Garlic Il
Perkins; Councillor. Flora Bailey asso-
ciate councillor, Eva Bailey; vice-coun
cilor. Ryland Parks; associate vice.
councillor. Della Brown; junior ex-
councillor, Carliei IL Perkins; record
ing secretary. w Il. Perkins; associate
recording secretary, Delta Perkins;
financial secretary. Myrtle Parks:
treasurer; Garlic Perkins; guide, Hazel
Lewis: outside gauard. Seth Noble; i'm
side guard, Kathryn kiser; trustee,
Earl Bartlett.
Social dance at s. & y. OF r. hall,
Saturday evening. Jan. 2s. All come
out for good time. Admission TO
dance soc per couple, refreshments 25c
per plate. -adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
NORTH CALAIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fair Of East
Calais were visitors at John Fairs
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Daley Of East
Calais were guests at Elwin Daley
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Smith Of East Calais
recently visited her sister, Mrs. Is
telle Jackman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Slayton Of Ada
mant We're visitors at Mrs. 5. 4. Dali
ey's over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan Bslrnham 81
East Calais were visitors at Elwin
Dailey's Sunday.
Nelson Smith was a business visitor
in Adamant Thursday
Mrs. Laura Dawson has returned TO
her home in Woodbury., after spending
several months in town.
A. G. Daley was a caller at Willard
Dailey's in East Montpelier Thursday.
Neil sChaffee was in Woodbury. on
business one day recently.
George Merrill was in Moretown
several days recently
4. w Hill was in South Woodbury.
Wednesday.
David Barcomb caught two coons
while working in the woods one day
recently each weighing rs pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
SOUTH .RYEC4TE

Word has been received from New
| Concord, o., OF the serious illness Of
Rev H. A. Collins, former pastor
| of the u. p. church in this place. Tic
was taken to GAINESVILLE, o., for an
operation for appendicitis week ago
An Intestinal abscess was found and
his condition is serious, yet favorable
at the present time.
Robert Mckenzie went to Manches
ter. N. H., Monday in search OF EN-
ployment, the granite business here
being at standstill ON account Of
the deadlock between manufacturers
and the union.
Mrs. A. +. Beaton, ST., substituted in
| the primary room Of the schoo three
days this week, Miss Lineoln being
quarantined at her boarding place.
Charles X. Grant came home from
the boys conference at Barre a week
ago Monday, i'll with what was dag
nosed as scarlet fever. 1t Is thought
he contracted ii during trip he made
with the basketball team OF Wells
River high school the week before. No
other cases have developed 50 far. ,
G. r. Rabaioli was in st. Johnsbury
Saturday to have an X-ray photograph
made of his hip which was disloeated
some weeks ago and has been troubling
him more or less since.
K. r.. Stearns, the butter maker at
the local creamery, has purchased the
Frank Rosa house on Main street and
viii move in at once.
w. B. Plummcr has been serving
on the Jury at county court the past
week in two cases and has had to be
on duty most Of the time.
The team Of ~ b. Fisk got impatient
Wednesday morning and started for
the village before the driver had taken
the reifis. They came down the hill at
top speed but at tlc foot We're halted
by telephone pole near i. r. White
hilPs with no damage done to the
horses. The milk cans were upset and
the sled injured somewhat.
Mrs. ". +. Smith and son. Gordon,
are spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. j. G. Lord, at North Thet-
ford
Al daughter was born TO Air. and
Mrs. George * Mcdonald at the Fitch
sanatorium, st. Johnsbury, Thursday,
but the infant lived only twenty -four
hours.
Gust Berg of Barre Is visiting his
brother -in,l law, q. +. Rabaioli.
Rev. j. S. Garvin has been in Tops
ham this week conducting scrica 81
special meetings.
Local thermometers registered AZ dc
prees below zero Tuesday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
RANDOLPH

Bertha Wires Thompson, who mas
been here since the death Of her sister
Mrs. G. w. Hayward, left on Friday
for her home IN Swampscctt, expect
ing that she might make an arrange
ment to return here for 4 few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Booth drove to
Warren on Tuesday and the same eve
ming installed the officers Of the Re
bekah lodge at that place.
Rev. Fraser Metzgcr was in North
field on Tuesday night, where he spoke
before the Mems club.
The American Legion Auxiliary held
a food, candy and apron sale AZ the
parish house last Friday, from which
they realized $3s.
Miss Greta johnson has completed
her course of study at the Burditt
Business college in Boston and is now
at home with her parents for a time
before taking position.
G. A. st. Grrmainc Of Hanover, n.
r.. has come To have. charge Of the
plumbing and heating department Of
the II. j, ssil' hardware store 'oi ehc
present.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary
White was held at The Catholic church,
the body having been brought from
Brookfeld. where death occurred Tues
day morning. The body was placed
IN the vault but will be taken 70 Essex
Junction for burial in the spring.
At the annual exhibition Of the Cap
ital Poultry association at Montpelier
this week. Wright Clifford received the
following awards: Specified Sussex, lst
cock. lst hen. I'd hen; shape and color
on cock and hem, Red Sussex, lst cock,
LIST hen, LIST pullet; shape and color
special. cock and hen.
NJ. i. Preston entered the sanato-
rum this week for treatment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
M4RSHFIELD

The men OF the Congregational
church gave a dinner Tuesday night
January oath. In spite OF the extremely
cold weather a goodly number attended
The Beacon Lights class Of the Con
gregational Sunday school will hold a
valentine social at the church Tues
day evening, February 18th. All arc
! invited.
The many friends OF Miss Anna
Burnliam. who has been in Burlington
since before Christmas, detained by
the Illness of her aunt. win beglad to
learn that she is expected home next
week.
A union service win be held at the
Methodist church next Sunday, Jan.
10th. Mr.. Brotherston win preach
from the text Repent and Believe the
Gospel.
The ladies of the farm bureau will
meet with Mrs. Clara Short Tuesday
afternoon. Jan. 81. Miss Boiee will be
present and plans viii be made for
future meetings. The ladies of the
community are cordially invited TO at
tend this meeting. whether members Of
the association or not.
AIarshiield junior high school will
hold an apron and overall dance Thurs
day, Feb. 2. a fine OF FIVE cents will be
charged those not dressed according to
regulations adj.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
EAST MONTPELIER

Remember the services at the Center
next Sunday, Jan 20. Sunday school
at 2 o'clock and preaching at ; O'Clock
by Rev. Charles st. John of Montpelier
The new horsesheds at the Center
will soon be built as nearly enough
money has been raised to build them
and much of the work will be given.
Fourteen men and four two-horss
teams have been AT work nearly three
days this week, putting in the supply
OF ice at the creamery,
4 party Of Spaulding high school
students from Barre came over last
Friday night and had a good time in
their own way at cast village hall.
John Willard goes TO New York the
first OF next week TO attend the annual
meeting of the Canadian Pacific rail
road.
Mrs. Philip Bean was i'll part Of last
week. Her little son.. whose arm was
badly injured recently by fall, is now
doing well whit his arm in a east.
A very delightful afternoon was
spent Thursday with Mrs. L. p Young
and the ladies Of the farm bureau
Miss Potter. state leader. Miss Boice,
county leader, and Miss johnson,
leader of the girls clubs. There were
several demonstrations that were sam
pied by the goodly number Of ladies
present and were all called very good
indeed. A talk by Miss Potter on serv-
ing food. table setting. etc. was inter
esting All were pleased with the meet
ing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
W4ITSFIELD

A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Markham.
II. A. Shaw from Norwich university
was in Waitsfield Wednesday night and
gave talk on geology. His talk was
very instructive, as well as interest
ing. He showed several specimens con-
tanning what was once animal life.
Mrs. II. w. McAllister was home on
Tuesday from Burlington, returning on
Wednesday morning. She reported that
MIR. McAllister was getting along well
since his operation for hernia,
A brisk chimney fire at Dean Crit
fith's caused quite little excitement
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Robinson is i'll with dis
temper at her sisters, Mrs. Dean Crit
fifth.
Some who are having mumps are
Frances Seeley, Marguerite and Mark
Seaver, Frank Joslin and p. B. Joslin
Fred Daniels IL saving the woodpile
at the Congregational church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28

Boston that her brother, Major Dwight
+. Smith, is as comfortable as can be
expected after the third operation on
the ankle injured in the Y. y. NJ. g,
service at Belleau woosis in France.
Major Smith is at the Chelsea Naval
hospital in Boston.
Miss Pearl M. Grandy aud Miss +.
Virginia Holdstock, who have visited
Miss Grandy's brother -in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll NJ. Pike, have
returned to Burlington.
The subject of the pastors sermon at
the Community church Sunday morn
ing viii be Religious Consciousness.
At 7:30 the pastor will review "fhe
Brimming Cup Mrs. Dorothy Garfield
Fisher OF the Vermont state board Of
education is the author of the book.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
De Mortuis Nil Nisi Bonum.

how Gnstave Schmidt, Pennsylvania
German. who was attending the funcr
al Of the biggest skinflint in the neigh
borhood. remarked as he turned away
after the ceremony, SWELL. ] can say
joost one goot thing about Hans; he
wasn't always as mean as he was
sometimes
One is reminded on reading this Of
the well known remark of an old dar.
key as he looked down on the coffin Of
the town reprobate. Good by. RastusF
he said. 1--WE hopes Won is gone whar
we 'spects you haint. Boston Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
EAST MONTPELIER
(West Sidel

Misses Katherine and Marjorie Morse
Of Montpelier spent the week end az
w. Il. Davis
Robert Sweeney Of Montpelier is
working for Henry Batchelder1
Several OF the farmers are busy cut
ting their ice.
Henry Batchelder was business yis-
or in Barre on Monday.
Mr.. Goldman Of New York has been
installing the Colt Carbide gas lights
In the home Of Mrs. Lottie Ormsbee.
Rehearsals for play are in prog
ress, which is to be given at an early
date.
Mrs. +. j.. Warren, Mrs. Il. j. Spar
row and daughter, Helen, Of Calais at
tended the meeting at Mrs. G. +. An
derson's on Thursday, also Mrs. Homer
Lane, Mrs. A. j. Mack and Mrs. r. 4.
Morse OF the Horn Of the Moon.
The second meeting for the home
nursing class was held at Mrs. G. u.
Anderson's on Thursday afternoon.
Twenty -one ladies were present and
ENJOYED the very interesting talk and
demonstration given by Mrs, Ander-
son. After the meeting social hour
was spent, during which dainty re-
freshments were served by Mrs. G. w.
Fitch and Mrs. 0. Il. slayton. The
next meeting, in charge Of Miss Boice,
home bureau agent, will be at Mrs. Q.
i. Slayton's Friday at ] P. M, Feb
3. Everyone interested in the work
is welcome.
4. G. Durham and family spent Sun
day in Calais.
Miss Alice Ferris OF Adamant spent
Thursday at Mrs. G. y. Anderson'Ss-
Friends Of Ralph Parker are glad to
hear that he Is gaining. He il at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
G. Parker, in Calais
Herbert Hood left Tuesday for Wa
terbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
WASHINGTON

Mrs. NJ. W. Chamberlin is i'll.
Miss Hazel Downing Is suffering with
erysipelas in her face.
Next Sunday is to be observed as
young peoples day in the Universalist
church in Washington. The pastor,
Rev. c. A. Simmons, will preach an
appropriate sermon. Al are cordially
invited to this service. Sunday school
at noon. 49,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
WATERBURY,
Curtis +. Brassard Was a Guest" Herr
Recently.

ROlSutiys
The Curtis Il. Brassard whom the
papers featured yesterday morning on
his plea of being without work fci
weeks and walking into the police sta
ton at Rutland, has the same name
answers the same description and Y
| without doubt the same party that LEFT
here Monday. He had been employed
| filing the Ice house, came to the home
/ of Walter Irish week ago Wednes-
| day and asked Ii lie might board there
! Sunday lie went TO the farm OF Philip
| shonio and hired out, MIR. Shonio Civ
! ing him the wages for which he asked
| He had his supper, lodging and break
fast there and Monday morning went
to the Village OH the claim OF buying
| some clothes and did not return. II
| is certainty that there was not any
occasion Of this man being 'jobless,'
While j patient here at the Vermont
state hospital, he helped on the Dux-
bury farm and so was acquainted with
the family Of Mr.. Irish. That he must
have called his stay visit was as
sumed from the fact that he went
away without offering to pay board.
When he came to the Irish home he
said he had come from New Hamp-
shire.
The annual meeting Of the Water
bury board Of trade viii be held at
the Green Mountain house Tuesday eve
ming. Jan. 81, at I o'clock. The ban
ouet will be served at o'clock and
Immediately after the banquet viii be
held the annual election Of officers. The
speakers Of the evening win be Prof,
II. X. B. Flint OF Norwich university,
II. i. M. Jones OF Montpelier and Lsu
renee Kelly, secretary Of the Assoei-
atel Industries of Vermont.
AT st. Andrews church tomorrow,
the rector. Rev. Robert Dewey, cele-
brates mass at 500 and mass at ST.
patricks church in Moretown at q
o'clock. The knights of Columbus viii
receive holy communion in body at
$40
All the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev George II. Locke, pastor,
there will be the usual service at the
regular hours. Childrens vested choir
at the morning service. In the evening
Vermont pictures and musical program.
At the Congregational church, Rev.
John G. Prince, minister, has for the
subject of his sermon. Freedom
Through the Truth. Talk to the chill
dren, Growing King In the eve
ming, illustrated address on Hindu
ism,' Excellent views Of life in India,
with an unusual set on the Tai Mahal,
the masterpiece Of architectural beauty.
The Community club dancing Glasses
will start next Tuesday. Jan. 81, and
will continue each Tuesday for 10
weeks. closing with public exhibition
for the benefit Of the Community club.
Miss Marjorie Avery Of Richmond j.
the teacher. There will be two classes,
i juvenile class in the afternoon from
4 until q. for all 'rilldren from four
to twelve. and an evening class, which
Is primarily designed for the high
school and junior high school, but Is
open to all. Those desiring TO enter
should communicate with Mrs. j. T.,
Smith OF Mrs Wallace Greene.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
A Serene Old Age

is enjoyed by those who have reason
able health and a comfortable income.
Annuities guarantee a fixed income
''as true as you live as long as yon
live Consult MS. National Life Ins. Co
Vt. tMutual.l $. s. Ballard, general
agent, As State street, Montpelier, VT;
George J. Seager, local agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
Auditors Meeting.

The auditors OF the town Of East
Montpelier viii meet at the town
clerks Office. Jan. 81. 1922. at Q q. M.
to audit the accounts of the town Of
ficers. Also at the same time and
place there win be n meeting OF the
board Of civil authority for abatement
of taxes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
sTOW'E
Plans Nearly Complete for Winter Car
nival Feb. GIL.

The general committee of the Civic
club having charge Of the winter ear
nival has planned the events the week
Of Feb. 6 to Il. Wednesday, the sth,
will be the big day, when expert ski
jumpers are expected A prize of 500
is being offered to the winner. A prize
cup will be given to any college team
winning in the ski Jumping contest,
open to colleges. On Wednesday and
Thursday evenings minstrel show
will be given at the auditorium. Other
evening entertainments arc being
planned. Thursday has been designated
as grange day. Oranges from the sur
rounding towns will be in attendance.
Friday will be mountain day, with a
trip planned to the top Of Mt. Mans
field, as well as several shorter trips.
Saturday will be high school day, with
contests between the high schools Of
the nearby towns, for which suitable
prizes will be offered. Committees have
been appointed to have charge OF the
various sports. Preparations are now
in progress for building an lee palace
at the foot of Skiboggan hill. The ski
Jump, toboggan chute and skating rink
will be open all the week. Any CORES
pondence may be addressed to II a..
McMahon, chairman Of the advertising
committee.
There was a slight rise in tempera-
turc here Friday morning, the mer-
curry standing from l6 TO 25 below
zero and 10 about at noon. The con-
stinued cold has made much trouble
with freezing pipes, keeping the plumb
-crs busy.
j.. G. Stafford is able to be out after
hard cold, which confined him to the
house.
There were 10 present at the meet
ing of the Lend a Hand Community
club with Mrs. ]. b. Mckinley Thurs
day afternoon.
The West Branch Community club
met with Mrs Angus L. Gale Thursday
afternoon.
X. X. McMahon and Gordon Bull are
spending few days in Boston.
! Miss Mildred Smith writes from
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
Consistent.

what, Your cook left your Why, I
thought she gave you her promise TO
stay
$50 she did. but she broke that as
she did everything else. Seston
Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28
WELLS RIVER
Kitchen Stove Blew Up-Mrs. Wright
Had Narrow Escape.

A kitchen stove belonging TO Wright
exploded last Tuesday morning, duo
to the freezing OF the pipes connecting
same. Pieces Of the stove We're hurled
through the door into the cellar while
other parts were imbedded in the wal
and in the Woodwork. Only the fact
that Mrs. Wright had just left thf
stove and gone into another room
saved her from serious injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh left Tuesday fol
Boston, where they win spend several
days. Mrs. Marsh will continue to New
York, where she will spend several
weeks with her mother in Brooklyn.
In game played in village hall on
Thursday evening Woodsville lost to
White River Junction poorly and
loosely played game by the score OF
80 TO Is. AT no period Of the game was
Woodsyille ahead nor were they at any
period near enough to be dangerous.
The local boys were unable to work
the ball down the hall through the
White River defense and if they did
they were uIdDit W ipthtt INV Jus
ket Yule for White River displayed
some pretty basket shooting, while
Achie and Hanley both were great on
carrying the ball. The only local man
who made any attempt 70 uphold his
former reputation. was Gibson, who
blocked many throws but was unable
10 get rid of the ball due to the strong
defense Of White River and the lack OF
forward at the right end Of the hall
when he had the ball. The summary;
Wondsville. White River junction.
G. Carlson, If ....t..~ss IL, Nule
r. Carlson. Ii If, Watcher
TAYLOR, 4. ......... K, Hanley
Gibson. ~ ..-rg, Steward
Kirk. II ...s................l g, Aehie
Baskets. G. Carlson 4. ?. Carlson,
Gibson, Yule 9. Hanley ), Aciic 2.
Points from fouls, Woodsyille 4, White
River Junction 3. Scorer, Sullivan.
Timer. Clark. Referee, MeMeekin.
Fine. l0-lJ-lJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh left Tuesday for
Boston, where they win spend several
DAYS. Mrs. Marsh will continue to New
York. where she will spend several
weeks with her mother in Brooklyn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-16
Volume XXXXIV

With this issue we start volume
forty-four Of the Pioneer Express.
1t is forty-four years since the first
copy of the Pembina Pioneer was is
sued by P. A. Getchell, a minateur
copy of the first volume of which we
reproduce on this page. The locals
can be read with keen eyes and the
advertisements are plain to any one,
10 a person who has lived here all
these years it makes interesting
reading from the fact that they will
bring back to memory things that
happened then. Pembina was the
Jumping-off place for the newcomers
who came from their eastern homes
to seek fortunes in the new colorado.
the lower Red River Valley. It was
here where the Red River steamers
would land them from Fishers Land
ing. Later the railroad was built
to St. Vincent and on to Winnipeg,
after which most of them came by
rail as far at St. Vincent.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-16
FARM BUREAU
MEETING AT CAVALIER
.. NEXT TUESDAY

The annual meeting of the farm
bureau will be held at the opera
house at Cavalier On Tuesday, June
Goth. Besides the election of Off
GERS several important matters are
coming up at that time. 1t is i'm
portant that all members of this or
ganization be present for the farm
bureau will not do any more than
the members in it will do. The
farm bureau was organized for the
purpose of helping the farmers help
themselves. If members all get this
idea it will become the greatest or-
ganization ever dreamed of. So
let's be at Cavalier next Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2 p. m. sharp.
COUNTY AGENT.