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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-15
PARIS TEAM WHIPS
C0RBUS' B0WLERS
Boat Club Bowling League Standing.

Whom the Pgrrs bet tho C1rbuses
by a 1872 point mar in in their ched'
ulod match on the Boat Glib alleys
las; evening they caused three way
tie In the team standings. Tho La
Glars and Irions hold first place, NO
rains and PARIS sccoad, and Co bue
and Strawns third. Each team hJs
pllvel two games.
The Corbuses started of well last
night and beat the PARIS the first
game, but n high second game and
weak rolling on the part Of the Corbus
team put tho PARIS out in front In the
iest two games.
Shackleton of the Corbus team car
riod off high game total when h
bowled 2O9 in his first Parr led his
mon a hot pace when he toppled over
p 5 In his hrst and a gamo total OF
$40. Bassett of the Parr team, with 4
third high roll Of 2o2, followed hot III
PARIS step with a 5l3 tor second hiGh
ShacKleton led the Corbus team with
f9l.
The next match is set for Tuesday
night. when the Morahns. tide for sec.
ond l.igh, and the la Glars, OF the
leading pair, battle il out 10 gee who
Soes down o. who shall go Up a match
higher.
Tho srorps.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-15
ALL-C0ACH All-STAR
TEAM FAVORS WEST

Columbus, Ohio. nzc 1.-THE 9tl
coaches who PICKED the 1872 ~
wer'caH football team nrpoarino f.
The Dec Is ISSUE OF he Nhi 'i- Vo''
f...' . lgll'. e., +gHr'eg ma wee
, hack ee'd N teri tho m'sa2ir
tates,
The coacho picrcd tho following
toam;
Erd-Muller, California.
THckle-Rcborts, Centre.
CuarG-Brcidster Army
Certer-Degroot, Stanford.
Taari- Schwfb, Lafayette.
~7rtlC-C~l!an. Brown.
F' G0chel, Michigan.
Quartor-Duell, Harvard.
Ialr-Kaw. Cornell.
Halt-Kipke Michigan.
Full back--Locke. Iowa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-15

Boston.-Charlos Darling, OF Du'
luth named as quarterback Of sever
al eastern elevens, has been elect
ed captain of the 1929 Boston college
team.
Paris. Battling Sikh will not fight
Georges Carpenter for charity un'
less his license is restored, he noti'
fed the French boxing federation Nj.
Carpenter said he considered Skis
demand just, but he wants TO fight
him anyway.
New York.-The Yankee managers
alumni association is holding daily
informal reunions in Peacock alley
of the Waldorf.Astoria in connection
with the annual meetings OF the ma
Tor baseball leagues, discussing blast.
ed pennant hopes OF other years and
the ACQUISITION of a 100000 proper
ty by Rupert.
The alumni are c. Griffith, '0S; G.,
Stalings. 10; Harry Wolverton, ~;
Frank Chance, IA, and Wild Bill
Donovan, II. An absentee is Hal
Chase.
Wembley park stadium. adjacent to
London will be used for sporting
events next year and when completed
will hold $4,000 spectators, The
stadium will be about half mile in
circumference and between 20 and
so feet high Spectators will stand
on terrace steps stretching over 81
miles.
It is planned to hold the final Of
the English cup, the soccer classic
there beginning next year.
A floating sport arena, occupying
5000 square feet, will be among the
outstanding features of the new Gu
nard liner Eranconia, which is to
launched today on the Clyde. She
has been specially designed for ex-
tended sea voyages and world cruises
and when fitted out will be the most
up-to-date liner afoat The sports
arena, which is to occupy the whole
width OF one deck is a fetlre never
before introduced Ia any liner. II
will include boxing ring. swimming
pool, bigger than that Of the Aqui-
tania and Berengaria, q squash rack.
ct court and complete gym. In the
gym will be all kind OF athletic ap.
planes.
Detroit. University Of Detroit
win adopt the freshman rule at the
start OF next years football season,
Il was announced today by university
authorities. The step is taken In the
belief that games with more import
ant teams may be obtained.
Newark.--William Michael Devine,
catcher of the Newark Internationals.
was named manager of the club TO
succeed Bill olymer. Mr.. Devine was
with the Boston Red Sox is 1919 and
1920. He came to Newark last sum
mer.
st. Joseph, Mo.-owners of the st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-15

to- be considered among tho Leaders
In their class. Gibbons record shows
t.long string OF kuocKonts, which ter
minated when he met Harry Greb In
New York and was outpoIntcd, Critic
ttrbuted his downfall to his condl'
tiun which was said to have been hno'
and his desire TO land knockout
punch.
Miske, IN for months. came bach
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-15

eighteen months ago, and has shown
TO better advantage than before His
punches have power In them which
was previously lacking and his boxing
has been much better. His ability In
take punishment he's been demon
strated many times, and the only adj
vantage Gibbons Is given over his
fellow townsman Is IN boxing ability
Before Gibbons began trying fol
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-15

knockouts he was recognized as the
leading boxer In HIS division. How
ever he lacked punch and IN devel.
oplng II seems to have lost much OF
his fashy style, mostly because he ~
"sot" to deliver hard blow at al,
timeG. N
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-15

at center with Stangeland and Hess
at forwards and Mature and Thor
son holding down the guard positions.
The games tonight are scheduled to
start at 1880 while tomorrow nights
Tits will begin at 8.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-15

Joseph baseball club yesterday an.
nounced that Outflelder Bonowitz, In
fielder DEBATE and Pitcher Cultop and
Odenwald had been traded to Oma.
ha for Dan Triple, leading Western
League hurler last summer, who won
twenty.threo and lost six games with
Omaha.
Galesburg, -(SpeoialD - Contracts
we're signed between athletic officials
OF Knox college and Notre Dame uni.
versity for Il baseball game which
will DO played here on May 25. This
is the first athletic contest between
the two schools for nearly twentf
years.
New York--Dave Rosenberg lost
Sl,750 when he fouled Mike ODowd
in their Thanksgiving day bout for
the middelweight championship, In
announcing new rule that boxers
will forfeit their purse money whom
they commit foul the state boxing
commission ordered Rosenberg's
share of the purse forfeited.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-15

Mostly Used by Smokers.
Some persons do not use any and
some use many. but the average num-
Der of matches made in this country
per day is six to every resident.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25
MAGNIFICA OCCASION

En- la casa situada en- la carretera
de Santurce, parada 20, amplia CO.
moda, pueden disponer de / 3 ha-
bitaciones confortables las personas
solas o matrimonios sin hijos, que 10
deseen en- arrendamiiento, por un mo-
dico estipendio mensual. La ventaja
mayor esta en- que es factible ofre-
Ger dichas habitaciones, con derecho
al uso de las dependencies de la ca
sa a mesa, ST asi conviniere.
Dirfjase a la misma casa donde
sera informado. telefono 399 ver-
de. Santurce. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25
A Y is 0

Llevamos a conocimiento de los due
nos de fon6grafos que solamente, hasta
Ell dia 25 del cte. mes estara en- vi
gor nuestra oferta especial de obse-,
GUAR con un disco VICTOR todo Ell
cue nos compre otro disco CUALQUIE
RA del gran surtido, que tenemos en-
existencia. Advt.
Sanchez Morales y Co., Inc, (La
casa que vende 10 mejor) San Juan,
Fonce, Mayagiiez. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25
LA presenca del Gobernado en- Puerto Rico por mds tempo
dice la Resoluc6 representa- desafo al honor la dig
% ='=1 60 nidad de nuestro pueblo" :=% 7?553

no actuar en- los cargos secundarios, !
la nomination de los cuales depende
de los Jefes de Departamentos, va
que estos cargos deben ser ignorados
toda vez que no infuyen para NADIA
nj en- ell desarrollo de determinada DO
Utica nj en- cuanto a los principles
que Ell Partido tiene necesariamente
que defender"
Respecto a no publican los nomhres
de muchos unionistas que hablan so
licitado ell endoso del partido, ell Sc
nor Barcel6 manifesto que asi habia
sido acordado para no perjudicar a
estos funcionarios, los cuales serian
destitufdos, 81 Sc enteraban de que
ell Partido sancionaba sus nombra-
mientos.
En- relacion con las manifestacio
mes del sefor Coll, ell sefor Barcelo
dijo que la actituG del Partido era de
finida, este es: que era un partido
de Gobierno por ser la mayoria, Y
que estaba completamente en- ruptura
de relaciones con el Executive de la
Isla, que habia pretenGido, en- viola
cion al Acta Organica arrancar ese
partido del poder Y restarle sus de-
rechos.
Como fueran presentadas varias Re
soluciones, entire elias una muy radi-
cal del senor McJones, a propuesta
del sefor Barcel0, el seior Abril,
quien actuaba como Presidente desde
que ahandono su asiento el senior Bar
cello, Sc nombro un Connite del seno
| de la Asamblea para O. estudiara to-
das las Resoluciones rindiera un in
forme a la Asamblea.
Ell Comite, compuesto de los seno
res Barcelo, Hernandez Lopez, Nc
Jones, Tizol Y Travieso, Sc retro a
G.eEberar Y al cabo de media hora
regres6, informando favorablemente
la aprobacion de la siguiente Reso
lucion, la cual comprendia el esprit
III uG IOudo ldo QuC IucLOAA pESoSIAIeA-
das:
PoR CUANTO. despues de una lucha
intensa de muchos amos por obtener un
regimen liberal Y democratico, los por
torriquefios alcanzaron la aprobacion
de un sistema de gobierno que en- par
te satisfizo sus aspiraciones;
POR CUANTO. la isla de Puerto Ri
co Sc encuentra, desde hace mas de un
afio, sometida la situacion mas critf
ca de su historic politica de veinte
amos a esta fecha;
POR CUANTO, ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, lleno de amor y 6e fe hacia las
instituciones americanas. puso toda su
confianza en- la sinceridad de aquel
sistema labor6 incansab blemente 'por
'el progreso del pals, demostrando su
capacidad para fines mas altos;
PoR CUANTo, la labor realizada por
su Asamblea Legislative y por sus hom
bres en- ell ejecutivo, constituye una
demonstration clara terminante de tai
capacidad;
PoR CUANTo, ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico di6 siempre las mas inequivocas
pruebas de su lealtad al Pueblo de los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25

acerca de este 6ebfa tomarse I'm acuer
do, asl como hacer effective ell acuerdo
de expulsar los que aceptassn cargos
del Gobernador sin Ell endogo del par
lido, Y cit6 muy especialmente ell case
del sefior Aboy.
Despues de un largo debate en- Ell
cua, intervinleron los senores Lastra,
Martinez Davila, Coll Vidal y caye=
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25

Go estuvlera en- pugna con ell Ejecuti-
vo aceptar las posiciones que lie fue-
ran dadas, y pidi6 Que este asunto Sc
resolviera daefnitivamente para evitar
egos confusiones, de que unionistas in
maculados, desde los 1ltimos hasta los
rrimeros Sc vieran 6's repente envuel-
tos en- lodo y en- tango, veces por co
sas insignifcantese en- las cuales mu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25

oportunidad hasta la session del Sena
do de ganarse a confianza del parti
do por sus actos y su conGucta -di
jo ell sefior Barcelo- v para esa oca
sion la Junta Central confrontara ac
titudes Y circumstances Y actuara de
acuerdo con elias"
"Tambien, -continuo ell senor Bar
celo-el partido adopt6 la politica de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25

tano Coli Cuchf, este dltimo, hacien
do la aclaracion de que 10 Que sucedfa
era una confusion hija de que ailn no
Sc habia resue.to 81 el partido era un
rartido de oposici6n o un partido de
gobierno, explicando que 81 ERA un par
lido de oposici6n no podfa aceptar car
terra alguna del Gobierno 81 era un
rartido de Gobierno podia, aun GUAM
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25

Manifesto ademas ell Connisionado que
despues de haber conversado con ell Presidente,
ha sacado la impression de que no hay ning1n in
dicio de que Reilly presente la renuncia de su
cargo sea por 10 menos sacado de Puerto Rico.
A las cuestiones que yo lie expuse, dijo c6rdova
Davila, ell Presdente respond6 con frases eva
svas diIatorias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25

Estados Unidos v Sc aprest6 a relear
morir por los principles que estos
defendieron en- la paaada guerra mum
dial;
PoR cUANTo no es concebibls que
cuando mayores pritebas diera Puerto
Rico de su cspacidad para su gobierno
y de su lealtad para la nacion, Sc lie
haya sometido al vejamen de imponer
lie un goLiernante sin una sola condicion
de las necesarias para representa- el
Poder supreme executive DE este pue
bio los principles repubhcanos que
son orgullo y prestigio de la Naci6n;
PoR CUANTo, desde ell primer mo-
mento, 'el partido Union de Puerto Ri
co, Representative genuine de la mayo-'
ria del pueblo, lanzo su protesta con-
ira los desmanes del lsferido gober-|
mantle, acusandole ;ante la Naci6n vi
ante el pals, y solicitando de la Admi-
ni'tracion Nacional un pronto ef-I
caz remedio para la situaci6n por ell
creada ten esta Is.a;
PoR cUANTO, una Comisi6n COM
puesta, en- su mayor parte. de hombres
pertenecientes al Senado a Ia Cana
ra do REPRESENTATIVE Sc traslado n
Washington para exponer las quejasI
razones por las cuales ell Gobernador
E. Montgomery Reilly debia ser sepa-
| rado de su cargo.
PoR CUANTo, dicha Comision, ST.
guiendo las indicaciones de la Admi-
nistracion Federal, dej6 en- podcr do
lsesla los cargos formulados, baio un ca
lrActer informal, para que pudieran ser
exanainados Y considerados sin darles
pubiieidad aIsobjeto de evitarle didcul
tad Al Eiecutivo Nacional.
/ PoR oUANTos la comisi6n regres6|
a Puerto Rico confado en- la promesa
de que Sc nos aharial tusticia agnar(i6
aquf discreta Y pacientemelite ell cum
piimiento de tai promesa;
PoR CUANTo, no solamentte qued6
incumplida aquella promesa, sino que
por ei contrario. ell Gobernador CONT
.nu6 en- sus desinanes contra los dere-
chos del pals v al constituirse el Sc
nado en- session extraordinaria, en- ell
mes de febrero tiltimo, menospreci6 las
| prescripciontes del Acta Organica. lle-
gando en- la tenacidad de su prop6sito
| y en- su falta de respeto la ley hasta
nombrar nuevamente las mismas perso
mas que rechazo dicho Alto Cuerpo en-
sus funciones ejecutivas;
PoR cUANTo, una protesta de nues
tro Senado respaldada per mas de las
dos terceras parties de los mfembros ID
la Camara de Representatives. en- ma
yor proportion aim por los Municipios
de la Is1a, fue presentada al P1'esiden
'e v a. Congreso de los Estados Unidos
solicitando nuevamente la separation
del gobernador Reilly;
PoR CUANTo, ctesde entonces hemos
estado aguardando, dfa por dia, algu-
ma accion reparadora de nuegtro dere=
cho conculcado, Que devolviera nues
tro pueblo la fe que hasta ell .presente
a,ent6 sus esperanzas;
POR CUANTo, nuevos atropellos
han sido despues realizados con la des-
tituci6n de probes y capaces funciona
rios bajo fitiles pretextos de una po-
Utica personal, nombrandose en- su lu-
gar otras personas sin ell concurso o
consejo del partido de la mayoria y
mas bien con ell de e1smentos extra1osl
al gobierno del pals.
PoR CUANTo, NADIA queda va en-
(Continia en- la Sra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25
ULTIMA HORA
CordOva Dv ha Potestado Nuevamene ente de Con-
tnuacOn de Rely Gobernador de Puerto Rico
MANIFESTO QUE DESPUS
QUE LOS DESEOS
United Press, via "AM America CabIes")

WASHINGTON, setiembre 23.-EI conoi-
sionado de Puerto Rico, sefor Cordova DaviIa,
ha protestado hoy vigorosamente ante ell pre-
sIdente Harding con motive de la continuation
de Reilly en- la Administrator de Puerto Rico.s
Ell sehor Cordova declare que esta prepa-
rando una resoluci6n de ''impeachn1ent' contra
Reilly la cua presentara en- la proxin1a session del
Congreso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25

chas veces, como en- el case de 6l, no
ocurrieron por pro;,ia voluntad 81 no
por Ell acciGente v la casualidad.
FL se1or Barcel6 hizo entonces uso
de la palabra Y explic6 a la Asamblea
que al adoptarse al acuerdo de la ex
pulsion Sc hizo para aquella OCCASION
Y para siempre. Dijo que ese acuerdo
aun estaba en- vigor Y que por 10 tan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25

to, aquellas personas que, como el Sc
nor Aboy, no habfan consultado su
partido, estaban de hecho fuera del
partido; pero que ESQ no habla que
publicarlo, primero porque en- mu-
chos casos no era nenecario Y porque
habia personals que no merecian nj
ESQ siquiera. Gel Partido, por otra
parte, adopt6 la polftica de darles la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25
Ell CONTONADO RSDENE RA NOVADO EN- La CANARA De REPRE-
SENTANTES SU DENANA SOBf La STTTUON DEL COBERNADOR
RELY DJO QUE HABA ACUDDO VARIAS VEES ANTE Ell PRESDENTE
HARDING SIN RSllTADO SATISFACTORY ALGUNO
Omitted Press, via "All America Cables'')

yo depuse mi acttud suspend la campaha por
espacio de cuatro meses.
AHORA NO PUEDO PERMANER CALLADO POR
MAS TEMPO -DECLARO CORDOVA DAVILA
Conoquiera que durante este tempo --si-
olo dicendo ell se1or CordoVa Dava-- no Sc
ha tornado accion aIguna para satisfacer los de-
secs de pueblo de Puerto Rico, puedo per-
n1anecer caIlado por mas tempo, puesto que mi
pals protesta ndignado contra la presencia de
Reilly ALI.
OTRA VEZ LOS CARGOS POR APROPIACION
ILLEGAL DE FONDOS PUBLICOS
EI Comisionado confirno renovo pIena-
n1ente los cargos contra ell gobernador Reilly por
apropiacion Illegal de fondos p1bIicos, hacienda
referenca ademas a las destituciones ilegales
de los funcionarios que estaban frente a sus ac-
tuaciones. Estos hechos -dijo ell Conisionado-
desacreditan desprestigian la bandera ameri-
cana Puerto Rico.
Ell SR. CQRDOVA DAVILA PRESENTA UNA
IMPORTANTE RESOLUTION
Al concur su discurso ell se1cr C6rdoya Da
villa presento una resolution mediante la cuaI
Sc pide al presidente Harding cue envie al Con-
greso en- caldad de docun1ento pdbco ell in
forme hecho hace aIgunos meses por ell gene
raj Bandhotz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-25

WASHINGTON, setiembre 22.- Ell .corni-
sionado residente de Puerto Rico, sehor Cordo-
va Dava, pronunco aver en- la Can1ara de Repre-
sentantes un discurso renovando sus demands
reIacionadas la destitucion del gobernador
Reilly las cuaIes diio, la administration ha fin
gido ignorarIas. III
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ANTE. Ell PRESTDENTE Y SIN RESUL LTADO
PRACTICE ALGUNO

Ell sehor Cordova Dava declare que ha-
bla acudido repetdas Veces ante ell presidente
Harding, con quien ceebro entrevistas en- las
que expuso los deseos del pueblo de Puerto Rico
references a la remocion del gobernador Reilly.
Hizo constar que sus gestiones no han tenido
resultado practice alguno ante ell crterio del Sc
hor Presidente.
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RESPONDTENDO A INSINUACIONES DE yARTOS
FUNCIONARIOS Ell COMTSIONADO
SUSPENDIO LA CAMPANA

Ell Comisonado Residente seuo nnanfes
tando que habfa sdo informado por varios fun
conarios de la Administrator que ell goberna-
dor Reilly no seria destituldo mentras continual
sen los ataques la campana de protesta con-
ira su nombraniento, pero no obstante v a Pc
sar de este, lie aseguraron que. de cesar la pro-
paganda, probablemente ell Presdente CONSENT
ria en- trasladar al Gobernador esastzs.
confiando en- este -dijo ell Comisionado-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11

cd automobiles which we're stalled m
the mud on the Haverhill road near
the crossing. Wilmer has many ways
of showing the spirit OF the good
Samaritan without attaching to IT 70
gol ram you. -.
Mrs. Nina Leighton is stopping Win
Mrs. Worthen and Mrs. Freeman.
The Congregational vestry has been
newly papered and the walls vanished
also the lighting system has been great
| " improved by having the lights low
cred. This was all brought about by
the generosity of Miss Anna Taisey, q
resident. who takes a great interest N
her home town. The lights were
changed over by the Christian Endeav'
or society
| Miss Brice, our community nurse
finished her labors and left us the firs'
Of the week for similar position II
Montreal. We are now without nurse
or doctor and it behooves us all to keel
1 well.
/ Passion week will be observed b,
services every evening Of the week
with the exception of Saturday in on
| churches.
Charles r. Taggart, the widely
known chautauqua platform lecturer
is home on his vacation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
EAST CALAIS

Miss Charlotte Peck has returned %
Mansfield, where she is engaged IN
teaching. M
Miss Louise Balentinc is sick with
scarlet fever.
Miss Ruth Brown - spending the
week with friends in Montpelier
Robert Sanders has returned TO his
school in Hardwick.
Owing to the bad roads, there We're
no services in church on Sunday, but
ii is expected there will be next sun
day.
r. e. Goodall has taken possession
OF the farm he lately purchased o.
George Balentine.
Frank spraguc was in Woodbury. re-
Gently.
Mrs. Nora Russell has returned to
Sher home in Cabot.
William Kendall was in Barre part
ofs last week.
+. L. Brown, who is serving as Juror
in the L. S. court in Montpelier, was
at home over Sunday.
Mrs. II. C. Gray is assisting in the
care of L. 0. Leonard at l. ". Grsys.
Mr.. and Mrs Van Persons OF Nortl,
Montpelier visited at Il & trays on
Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
PLAINr.IELD

Ralph Perry entertained party 81
friends at the elm View farm sug-
ar camp Saturday evening, April :.
"Dickn Batchelder is at work for
Aldro Batchelder. Arthur Perkins has
finished work for Mr.. Batchelder-
II. J.. Conant Of North Montpelier
was in town Wednesday.
MRS. Arthur Prescott and daughter
81 Fairmont were in town one day iast
week.
George King and Fl. W. Cate were
IN North Montpelier Thursday.
Schools began April 10, after two
weeks vacation
Mrs. Alison Smith returned home
from Barre Tuesday. 1T is reported
she is much better since her treat
ment at Barre City hospital.
George Benjamin was in Middlebury
Tuesday 10 attend the funeral OF Ches-
Ter Foster. cousin of Mrs. BenIa-
min and Mrs. Diana Willis.
George Ladsau is gaining nicely from
his operation for appendicitis at Mary
Fletcher hospital. Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Wilber are Wis
iting their son, John, who lives IN
Glover.
yern Hudson of Marshfield was in
town Tuesday to conduct the sale OF
household goods for Grace Hamblett
Miss jeanette Hardy of South Rye
gate il visiting her brother, Wilbur
Hardy, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. i. Silver and family
have moved into the Edgar Stoddard
house on High street, which they re,
Gently purchased.
Mrs. A. H. Fowler spent the wea'
end in Barre.
Carl w. Cate returned to Raymond
u. H.. Monday morning.
Howard Hame began work in the
rrist mill Monday.
Daniel Hudson, Jr., assumed ms dt'
ties April 10 as mail carrier on route
No. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Cutting and Ru
uolph Cutting were in st. Johnsburs
Wednesday to attend the funeral o.
Mrs. Cuttings brother, Frank Tayior
who passed away in hospital IN New
York.
Principal Roy Gale, who mas peer
spending his vacation in town, has re
turned to Lunenburg. .
Mrs. Eda Perry Smith of South Rye
gate spent last week in town with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Perry. /,
Arthur Woodcock was in Groton Of
Friday to visit the Woodcock cottage
: as il was one of the five recently brok
IN into.
Bert Cleveland OF Groton visitc'
friends in town last week.
Misses Grace and Arlene Goodrldg
visited in Barre part of last week.
Mrs. Ella Mcdonald has been quit
III recently. :,
Mrs. Wesley Benjamin and Mrs. =
w. Cate OF North Montpelier were Il
town Tuesday to attend the auction.
c. w. Cate was in North Montpelie
at f. c. Hills Thursday.
h. w. Davis of Marshfield was !
town Saturday.