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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-27
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-27
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-27

ABOUT my NECK. Sdiu lhoI
would speak of me
at the very start and that l could
tell my own story and that they
would translate it into Peoples Talk
for me.
$50 lady came to call on me once
more. She was very fond Of me, my
keeper said, and she also said made
such nice stories.
Not that I could write them
though l could write little, perhaps,
If were taught I don't think I could
write lots of stories, but I'm willing
to help do my part to make a con-
tribution to literature.
1.-THE lady said I was greatly fiat
tering her when I said that, but no
matterl
"Well, I took her for walks and
when turned a corner I showed her
how 1 wanted to turn and guided her
carefully.
"She was impressed because I was
not piggish. She said she had been
to see some pigs quite recently and
that they were very piggish-which
of course was quite natural.
81 wouldn't have expected them to
have been orang-utanishs If there Is
such a word, which I very much
Doubt
But she seemed surprised because
when I ate a banana I always peeled
it slowly and ate very slowly, TAX
ing small bites and enjoying it with
out being grasping and greedy in my
manner.
"And a child who saw me taking
off the skin of the banana seemed
so surprised that I could do it my
self.
Gracious, I didn't know children
were so ignorant Of US and Of our
ways. OF course my eyes are little
bit bigger than my tummy-you know
the old saying-it doesn't mean that
eyes are really larger than stomachs,
but that folks think they can eat more
than they can because they like the
appearance of the food.
The children seemed surprised to
see me walk partly on my heels and
pdI lily ou uAnICo, Will lAC nOAR
Of one arm and hand, while with the
other 1 led the lady visitor about.
''The keeper told her how I made
mud pies in the summer and how ]
played with sticks and built play.
houses.
"But I entertained the lady visitor
by showing how I could climb and
move chair about SO It would help
me climb on various places, and the
keeper gave me an oil bath and told
her how played in a pan Of water
and kept very clean.
81 found a ribbon and tied 1t about
| my neck like a tie and dressed up
for the visitor, and 1 showed how well
l looked dressed up.
II showed, too, how I understood
every word that was said to me.
mo one had to speak harshly 10
me. I understood the lady's speeches
to me too, and that pleased her.
And as I played and showed her
how spent a quiet morning In the
keepers room and in my cage, she
took down many notes about me ir
In big note book.
81 looked at the note book too and
I saw all sorts OF pencil marks.
"Well, she was with me long time
and how much I enjoyed her com
Evening star., 1922-06-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
-MA60Ns FOR Tb0YB.
S


Wholesale.
m. FRANK RuPPERT.
.ia21 9Th 81. ':N!W. Main nl0
" wENTED-Rsoning boase It once, viii iyay
cash: no -hrokera. Address Box l19N. Sfar
etflre.
WM. E. CARNEY e CO.,
ga St. NV. Phoae +. 4s47.
You get your moneys worth when you deal
with u.s. We MIN to be fRir with eTervtosty
ind hone TO deserve the confidence Of both
owIier and purchaser. 8ou Will surely wunt
to deal with rs IN the end. Why not now:
$4,000 Roaiside inn. for motortats; 5-ysnr
lease: rentI $l00. Rooms and 'frusaAs. inFes-
-tigste this.
Si.50O-Cafeteria and reouiux house, II
81 500 Restaurant aud bakery products.
Bargain"
sa. Restaurant. Really making money
rent. 500.
5.eo0-Dciicatessen. business guaranteed;
s., saG--Conf,ctioaery. lunch and fountain;
downtown.
ss.ooO-Gents' furnishings. notions aud dry
assds: 5 rooms. o.G stahd, owner reSf6faS !.
3-year lease: rent, $40.
sS.0OG-Hotcl and restaurant; 20 rooms !;
returns from rocms, $3.50 per montn; rent
$S1U: 10-year lease.
S2.60O-Grocrry. business guaranteed; bnf-
gsin: worth $1,000.
81. sl.s0o-arocery, fruits, dry meats, ETC.:
roUiRs-
s1.aOo-Groeery. Bargain; 8 rooms; Alex
s..3OO-Groce-y. Thoroughly equipped; low
s..ooo--Bakery. Gheap rent: money maker.
SS6Q-RS0niing house, rooms rent, &60.I5; !;
$l.500-R RoominE house. "a rooms: elcc: and
gas rent. S2lJ; furniture in good CONDITION;
incume. $fS5: I spare rvems.
WIN. E. CARNEY & co.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
y AGENCY
DISTRICT OE COLIMBIA.

DIN NIN vi VIZ = H'1 y
1Iigh.grade small car; 81 ono enn purchase
this agancy and will include deinpnstrht"r
and deposit with factory. tienerous Saes
Rox lSi NJ Star Office
Evening star., 1922-06-25


EOOliTAG HOUSE: rooms; rent $40: coco
location: well furnished: price. $ooO: DIE
bargain Make offer.
SgJn- Rooming house: 10 rooms: rent so:,:
81 lG0QROomins house: 10 rooms: rent SiSo'
c,sd location boarrfers: 800 cash
81 25o-Roomin- house; I: rooms; rent. $so
S2Cor-Roonipg house: =" rooms: rent SIaa
good location: closed on account OF illness:
make offer asking $500.
Grocery and room: rent. $50. GOOD corner
good business; asking 81. 100. A.,
81 .5i-tiroccry and meat bus: rent. WI
s. upn-t;rocery and meat bus-: rent, so.
s2;up-trocery and meat bus: rent, s-o.
SI1, ,Gna-tirOcery and six-room proPerty, Eooo
location: good bus: owner retiring:
$55u-Grocery and confectionery: good trade
good business: owner leaving town: REM. Sl-.
SS5O-Confertionery and > rooms rent, S43;
81 .29--Confect. and fountain; r.: rent. SS5
S2!OU-Confect and fountain: r.: rent. $40.
$Sjo-Confecti. and notion bus: rent, $Si :
near d. C. line good bus big barEnin.
S;i.G-Cigar and news bus; rent, $2a
81 .+o1--Cigar and news bus: rent, slu
Cigar and news business and rooms: rent,
S2tH-I.unch and confec-: q rooms rent CO.,.
SaoO-Lunch and rooms: rent. $40.
81 5Op-I.unch and furnished rooms: good
transient st: good bus: rent. S7a
81 .,pn--Near- -beer and lunch: rent. SO.
Near-be and lunch; rent. SO; make oner.
Near-brpr and lunch and furnished rooms:
good corner: asking Sl.stD.
Garage and repair shop; 20-car capacity; good
business: asking S51O.
etap-Ra rer shop: chairs: rent, 70.
Tailnr shop: good location; cheap rent; asking
S!.2oe; make offer.
r. NJ. Curtis. COS 9th St. NV.
MAIN SU43 OPEN Until 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
Business Brokerage.

II is our policy 10 list only such propositions
which. when transferred, will give us feeling
of satisfaction in the knowledge that both
parties the deal have been eQual1y hene-
fted. The opportunities below are Of this class.
he. If you interested in purchasing
business no matter how small or large, we
would like very much to have you call at TIE
Office and talk the matter over with u.s.
Beauty Parlor.
In an apartment house, doing good business !:
rent reasonable: rooms in eonnestion 3 ad real
opportunity for a young lady Price, $1,000.
Delicatessen.
Exclusive orthwest section rent reasonable :;
three-year iease; $500 weekly business. Price.
Delieatessen and Lunch.
Northwest section: $500 weekly business:
reasonable rental; good lease This Is, business
Garage.
Located in good northwest business section:
storage snace for 125 cars; rent reasonable;
tunity for the right person.
Meat Market.
Northwest section: $500 weekly business;
moderate rent; tws,yeaE lease: wonderful op-
Dining Room.
Downtown section; doing good business;
$500 '''~'' '''' : ~ '' '
Cafeteria.
Exclusive northwest section: 5000 weekly
business; reasonable rent: four-year lease.
Price. $4,000. Must be sold this week.
Rooming House.
DoEntowl section, good neighborhood %
rooms, 8 baths: all modern conveniences; ga
rage in connection: low rental: two-year lease
Priced for quick sale.
Rooming House.
Exclusive northwest section: 10 rooms and
hath: easy access to lines; low rental.
Price. $500.
Rooming House.
Northwest section: "A rooms rent reason
able. real opportunity. Price. $500.
Shoe Store.
In good business section: we'll established :;
$500 weekly business: rent reasonable: two
year lease. DO not overlook this proposition.
Business can be bought at inventory.
Real Estate.
We wish to announce to the public that in
connection with present service, We have
recently inaugurated o separate department to
handle real estate, specializing in business
properties. II you have business location for
sale or for. rent. or, if you desire to secure
one: consultation with US will produce i'm
mediate results.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
BROKERAGE CO.,
Evening star., 1922-06-25

SHOE STITCHER.
Building Materials from our
immense wrecking operations
from Army Camps, Government
War Offices and surplus sales.
throughout the country permit us to offer you
trr IbsSber Of all kinds. saeh. doom. window
fremes complete, wall board. roofing. bath.
room outfits, white toilets, bath tuhs, was6
basins, radiators. pipe, Kitchen snks. saectrse
Screen Your Porch Now.
Galvanised iron :srseninS in q esy esx psi.tsd
Price, 10 cents. =
For Your Garden.
$500 ssS,s,i Iii tn; ssls.. PSI si.sS. S'e' ~
Government Lanterns, 6oc.
! For Your Kitchen.
New Gas Heater. Pittsburgh sLiea." s12-so.-
wall Board, Reclaimed, 11zc #.
. We. have plenty Of 2 by IS; !
sIDNEYL. HECHINGERQ.
q. :ss g e. y u ,Ss e. s'.; -. g; .'
Sss,snsa at DstA 0nsss,
Evening star., 1922-06-25
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Iadr's Diamond RlnE-Absolutely perfect
cut and 9 very fne gem diamond weighs ~
raise cash not many bargains like this ever
offered Must be seen to be appreciated. $685.
Lady's Platinum Diamond Absolutely
u blue white perfect cut gem: diamond weighs
IN karats. surrounded by lustrous diamonds.
Must he sold at big sacrifice for. .S425
nrfs.i sut rem diaond werhs over very knras nns
A big bargain. one that is IL real bargain $500
LAdy's Diamond Ring-very fine. perfect cut.
hlue-white gem; diamond weighs around 4,
karat: set in n very beautiful handmade mount
Ing. Must be sold at once Slgl
Lady's Beautiful Diamond Rne-Cost orig.
inaliy $3.50. Must be sold ut once to raise
Lady;s Most Gorgeous Massive Platinum Aft,
RnfMss Is large h,. Ss
is another one Of the big bargains Of
FISCHER'S.
ol8 F St. NV.
I.t.RsEs AND VEHICLES.
HSRsE-iood worker and driver; harness.
tic;es at your own price. Tedrow, Miatnr!
rd.. irTt east of Conn. ave. Phone CIeve. 444.
TOP BUGGY. rubber tires. and harnessy al
most new. s26 Park road NV. 25'
horse win work anywhere; sell together or
separately. Apply 21o9 BennlnK road ne. %
0. s. DOUBLE HARNESS. SIS: Q. 8. s.aalss
$3.50: names straps. 81 doz.: new and second,
ness. ness CoGswELL's. 22J i1th NV.
MOTOR CYCLES .VD siCYCLEs.
BICYCLE, coaster brake. good tires. leather
seat. good as new; $l2 a2S 1ith st. Sc.
EXCELSIOR, 8-speed tvin l9Is; good rub
between 10 am. and pm. G. W. Killion,
1873 Emerson st. ne. 20
INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE. 1921, with side car;
will sell cheap. III ST. ne.
$50 REDUCTION on new Harley deposit Ad-
dress Box 16s-M. Star once.
1870 HAREEY-DAVmsON and side car. fully
equipped; no reasonable offer refused. aeo6
Warder st. NV.
LATE INDIAN and side car, s15s. LIB n
HARLEY and side car: like new "A: will sac
rince; owner leaving city. 124 1ith q, ae.
INDIAN. 1878. Just overhauled: tandem and
prestolite: sacrifice; SIS or best ofer. ia
BICYCLE in good condition; coaster brake:
new tires; cheap. q Engine Co.. st. bet.
2ist and 22nd sts.
FARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle and side
clutch and csriuretor; win sell cheap. CsiI
59i7 Georgia ave. NV. Phone Col. 06A. 25s
1920 HARLEY-DAvIDsoN sport model, very
good condition; must be seen % De apprs.
ciated; guaranteed 90 days Cali 4so2-2443
18th 1t. NV.
MUSICAL INsTRCMENT1.
VICTOR yICTROLA. $50 model and 81 rec
oris; good as new; cash, SIS. $50 8. Carolina
are. sc.
FINE OLD VIOLIN. IN excellent condition;
price. s2s: Apply zoos Rhode Island -. ave.
C0LuIBIA GRAFON0I4A; cost sizes: perfect
coaAition; party. leaving city, will sacrifice
machine and 80 latest records. SIS Apt. 0,
1921 N st. NV.
ff1YEK PIANO-Widow sellins out VIII
sacrihce for immediate sale 5000 beautiful
upright mahogany player piano. Msrsl al 4
wendell: sls0 music cabinet and neAr1y $500
Of good reco5ds; all for $500.
VICTOR VICTR0LA and records; coat $50;
Si1s. 1902 Girard Ut. NV.
k6Nf-gteInway RabY Grand; at oacs; b.
nonth Gao; by ysar, $lb moathly; only those
without ehildren need answer. A1dfess 4ox
1a3-L. Star sed5ca.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
LDII CASH
FURNITURE
Special Discounts for Cash.
SAVE MONEY-BUY At
HOPWOOD'S,
fRVRNTTUHE-Coaf1

Sth AND SITS.
DIAMONDS. ETC.
DIAMOND RING Uman's,: II. carat: will
sacrifice to quick buyer 4 Apply a5el Georgia
ave.
DIAMOND RINGS (two). lady's, $50. 1919
1lth st. NV.
THESE DIAMOND RARGAINS
TO BE SOLD AT ONCE.
One Beautiful B'ue-white Diamond.
weighing over Is kt. Very brilliant and
bea utifuily cut. Extremely hSw uric''d at $50
One Beautiful Biur-wtte Diamond.
weighing over ! kt. An exceptionally
brilliant gem and prical now at the
very special price Of. ......-....... S225
One Perfect Blue-wlite Diamond.
weighing abaut ! kt. Beautifully cut and
absolutely perfect. Very special .,... $3.50
Solid Plaiiruin-top Wrist Watch. with
full-cut diamonds all, around: 11-jewef
adjusted rectangular movement. 4 won
derful bargain at ..;-..;;.....: $loo
One Beautiful Blne-white Diamond.
weighing about A.. KITS Very tine cut
ting and wonderful cen, of great color
nnd briilfnncy. remarkable value at
our very special price of. .......-.... 81. 100
All of the above can he seen Mt
A. KAHN INC, 9S5 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-25

FVRNIIURD S-room dat; dining roem set.
sSree beds, eaypets. bareaul pi9tusea ste.
e13k AeaN0 &ss&
Evening star., 1922-06-25
FOR sAIx-H1suHrLAxEovs.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nj 1ineoSr.phs, I 1T. iyp.sSrissr.: III; al.sz. ~ ian:
DOORS.
Pins sSoss, Avs-paasf. Eft. t-in. y eft.
e.tn. .ids; II saEcM.is e: StSg scss. ~ IS
WRECKfNG !
CAMP HUMPHREYS, VA. .
An kfaes Of building materials ID nyt,easss
condition at tremendoasy Low prices: =,
Our methods n doing business. eyr liberal
EnApaltss and fairness TO our eustomers
Assures You a Square Deal.
II you cannot come to the srogsds e ssieet
yS ySSr % oapiE vi WILL Z sE T1KEN cxRS OF.
Place Your Order Now.
1Aneh sasash,ss. # sls g;F i:oee asst' e. 49,.
l1e sidias. at s1s. per LOCO teet. ~ =.
81. sIs Is nd nd SIS SIS TimSers. % It ,ss per 1000
S41Sz eiisht sssh, q eaen;
Toilet 81. (poreeissa and iow-dovn tanf,'
Beaver Board. slb Ps. l.eoo feat.
Also q full Hss sf Pipes, Valves and Fit
Radiatio. at l7c per foot. -
20 s, to 500 r. osn: ns:; sss.s. e. ..d q r. sas
AMERICAN WRECkING q
SALVAGE CO.,
CAMP HUMPHREYS, VA.
Telephone So.
Evening star., 1922-06-25

COSTS. S4-RETAILS, SIS.
Large responsible corporation offers greatest
business opportunity to right men to act as eA-
elusive state distributors for article needed by
every merchant and factory. Phys for Itself
first month $500 to $1,000 required 10
finance. Sales Dept. Ill y. Dearborn. Chi
Evening star., 1922-06-25
p. F. CARLEY,

+. r. CAKLtl.
ol7 E St. NV. FIR. 6l53.
town: doing good husin,ss: rent. $40.
P F. CARLEY.
ss5o,BaLery and confectionery; income. ss5
P. F. CARLEY.
.Soo-Bakery. ne. '-rcom apt rent, si.o:
doing good bnsi.eSs.
P. F. CARLE4.
ar soos Ss hsD, s, sasa sss
iy; al:o two apis. OF . roens and bath
each; rental with ieasr. $500.
P. F. CARLEY.
sSoa-Barber shop. ne, chairs; business
P. F. CARLEY.
ROOMS; rental. with lease. $S5.
P. F. CARLEY.
ss.ooO--Grocery and market. 1-room; NV.
section: hnc business stand; terms eau
be arranged; rent. $50.
P. F. CARLEY.
:.ooo-Groeery,, store. with several rooms:
doing good business; rental. with lease.
P. F. CARLEY.
si.5Oo-,Grocery and de,icatessen, NV. Sec
,in tion 9 rooms. bath; rental, with long
lease. $50.
P. F. CARLEY.
stock. tures and Ger included in price
good business rent $3.50.
P. F. CARLEY.
.5ooo-Hardwsre. store; with several rooms
9th ST. NV. stock and fixtures: rental,
with lease 5000.
P. +. CARLEY.
s7,Sa0-f,ry goods aud notions: store and 8
rooms: long lease; rent. $l0O.
P. F. EARLEI.
S3. .O00-Lunchreem on Pa. ave- NV: rooms
and store; doing good business; rental.
with lease. $3.50
P. F. CARLEY.
s., ,5oo-Lunehraom Light and heat furnished;
P. F. CARLEY.
.aoo-Near-teer snd lunch; doing good busi-
ness rent $2s: lease.
P. F. CARLEY.
81, ,5o0-Near-beer store and rooms and bath :
weekly income. $3.50 to $500; rental,
P. F. CARLEY.
good NV section rent 'si5o. ' 81
p. F. CARLEY.
81, ,600-Rooming house. In good downtown sec
tion. "a rooms rent. $125.
P. F. CARLEY.
$soo-Roomtng house. Mt Pleasant, L.
s1so' sre"s' nicely furnished; baths; rent,
P. F. CARLEY.
Evening star., 1922-06-25

OVERf.AYD touring. model 10: new paint
new hattery: eE.1nent tires; give any Aemea.
xtrstien. d. l. LLOYD Phone Lincoln ~.
Natieual TEAinipy school for 6oyz. -
Evening star., 1922-06-25

Marshall Business Brokers.
Our speciality is business brokerage. Well
equipped and established Offices in our own
building. with sound and successful record,
means security and safety to clients Our sue
we'll kpown ist var niace no% 1s
time. All business confidential.
Restaurant listed june %; one of the best
known In the city; equipment cost SIS. .080
over three-year lease; in this case we are fan
turing the dowptown location. Price, 0,0e0.
Lmehroom. downtown, doing successful
business; owner going to Europe. Price. $4.500.
Lunchroom. at sserihce: In heart of busi-
ness section: pre-war rent. Price. 81 800.
See this. Monday.
Soft drink bar and Light lunch. half price, a.
Luachtoem; uptown; well located; Low rent.
90 Motion dS picture theatss veil equipped. Price.
, Motion picture theater. 400 seats. Can b.
sold for $500.
ears q an makes. Price. $1,000. for sood viii
Garage. espaeity. Il cars; repair shop. Price.
Millinery store. large stock: rent, GO. Own
er. leaving city. will sacrifice.
Grocery and @e.. MARKET; 5ss rent. s55: On.
Grocsry. meats, vegetables, deiieatessea. To-
catad uptown. Price. 50, $50.
We hare listed one Of the hest located and
equipped deltestessen stores In city; lunch.
room connected with same. Inspect and 700
will bug. Price, $4,000.
Gssr., news. confectionery; candies. ia heart
business section. Price. 81 900.
Roominx house, downtown; 10 rooms. 2
baths: well furnished. Price. 99. 900.
RoomiRg house on 18th ST., II rooRs
baths; exclusive and beautiful place. PYlcs,
$3.50. Owner leaving city.
Note our splendid list Of roominx houses:
Rooming house, near pension office. - rooms:
hw,h., electricity; half price at 81 500. FW-
Roaraing house, 1s roams. near 10th and Eye
SITS less than half price at $1,1S0.
RooIaiHg house, near 18th and n sts., beau-
tifiI home. Price, $1,000.
Rooming house, near 10th and II sts., IL
rooms. Owner, out Of the city. VIII sacrinee,
Beautiful and exclusive roomins house; on
Mass ave Price, 81, 600.
Hotel, 80 rooms. 4 baths. slower hatha
electricity. ,h.w.h.; leasei rent, 500; Al fur-
niture Included; seW hlens. WIN sell for
$1,000 in October Price, $2.soo.
Marshall business Brokers, =,
929 N, Y. Ave,
Evening star., 1922-06-25
SUPERINTENDENT SERVICE

The foong business have been to Ihe
uaantce complaint found
necessary THE Star will receive prompt attention
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-07
Knights of MISREPRESENTATION

All knights Of the order will assem-
BILE in Quarry Bank hail.. Barre City,
Thursday, Oct ~. at 1880 p. m, where
party of novices will be taken to
the ancient city in full ceremonial
form. Our new devices win be used
TO assist during the journey. Admis-
sion will be by card only; and all
knights who have not procured a
membership card for the present fis-
cal year must. procure one. Price one
dollar.
A 50-cent banquet viii be served
in Masonic banquet hall at o'clock
D. m. Membership and banquet tickets
can be procured Of the secretary, Wal
ter p. SCOTS committee, or at the
store of c. w. Averill & Co.. on and
after Tuesday, the 10th. The secre-
tary will be at the Masonic hall from
4:s0 until the hour for the banquet;
and all knights and candidates are re-
quested to procure their tickets and
petitions for. membership early, And
thereby avoid the congestion and de-
Law heretofore experienced at the Sec
retary's desk. II has delayed the ban
auet: II has delayed the work; and
made the hour Of closing unreasonably
late.
Let every person, each for himself,
attend 10 this matter, and thereby as
sist the officers to make this ccremo-
NAL success.
Per order r. T. NJ L. X. S.
John c. Wyllie, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-07
NORTHFIELD

Raw Mccormick Of Toronto and
Joseph Mccormick of Albany, n. y,
who have been spending the past ten
days in town visiting at the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. John Barry, and uncle,
John Mccormick, left Saturday for
Toronto and Albany
Mrs. WI. Flint Of Montpelier visit
ed at the home Of her brother, @. >.
Kimball, Friday. She also visited her
sister, Miss Miriam Kimball
A large crowd attended the parish
supper at st. Johns church Thursday
night. Supper was served in the hall.
The committee in charge, consisted OF
Mrs. John Harrigan, Mrs. Mary Rais-
ger. Mrs. II. A. Campbell, Mrs. W. IL.
Moriarty and Mrs James Weleh. The
committee was ably assisted by a
large number of ladies Of the parish.
A delicious supper was served, and a
good sum win be netted.
Forest Buell. of Springfield,
Mass, has been at the home Of his
father, James Buzzell. for few days.
Arlington Kerr Of Schenectady, N.
Y. is at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. l.. Kerr.
John Mccormick, who has been i'll
for the past few weeks, underwent an
operation for the removal OF his ton
sis Thursday. The operation was per-
formed by DR.. Jarvis Of Barre and DR.,
Mayo Of this town. assisted by Miss
Florence Strong Mr. Mccormick IL
very comfortable and his many friends
will be pleased TO know that his COM
plete recovery is looked for, and that
it is expected that he will be able TO
be out in few days.
Miss Ruby Ellis, who has been as
sistant superintendent at the Ran
dolph sanatorium. has gone to Bur-
lington, where she is TO do private
nursing.
Lieut.. Carl Diemer, Sergeant Joseph
Provost, Marshall Gallagher and Ed
ward Berry returned the first of the
week from Camp Perry, Ohio, where
they have been attending the national
rife tournament. They went from
Company r,
A meeting viii be held Monday
night at 1880 o'clock in assembly hall
of the Mortified high school for all
young ladies interested in forming an
outing club in Mortified. Miss Eliza
beth Leayens of Montpelier, who Is
forming clubs throughout The state,
will be present and give a talk telling
Of the idea OF the club. and il there
are enough interested in the idea will
organize il for the young people Mon
day night. This win be community
affair and everyone interested in out
door sports, and the idea OF get
together should plan to attend this
meeting. This will not be under the
direction Of any other club or church,
il is tJ~be club for all young ladies,
and its purpose viii be to make enjoy
ment for the young ladies as well as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-07
SOUTH ROYALTON

The teachers of the grades and rural
schools attended teachers meet at
Bethel last Friday afternoon.
G. p. Tarbell and wife were in Ran
doIp last Saturday.
H. Il. Palmer of Burlington was in
town the first of the week
Hale X. Darling of Chelsea was a
business visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. Laura Morse, who has been
spending ten summer here in town, re
turned to her home Monday.
Mr.. Harvey of Boston, an insurance
agent, was in town on business, Mon
day.
Judge A. o. Whitman was in Mont
pelier Wednesday to attend meeting
Of the state board of charities and pro-
bation.
The high and graded school here was
closed Wednesday so that the pupils
and teachers might attend the
worlds fair at Tunbridge.
P. w. Green of Stockbridge was a
business visitor in town Thursday.
Charles L. Woodbury., a former resi-
dent of this village. now OF Montpelier
called on friends in town Thursday.