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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08


WALSH SAslsy fstnsssd Monday
iFpm Aeinphia. shsfs be had hesaI
employed
Albert Care Richafdson sstusssd
iron Nashville Monday. sisss spsad.
ias the wsek with his cousin. Esnsst
Sagg.
John Brake and VIII Fosts. u
The local possofscs. spsst Sunday
with relatives near Cumberland Fur
mace. d.. b. Y. Essbitt and H, 8,
Talent wsse Ms Brskss guests.
Mr.. aad hs. Harry Dosaldson.
Of Baystis. Ala. are here the guests
| OF fslstivss and friends, They
wssossd through and wess 40.
eompsnied trom Nashville by the
tefmss > sathss. Mn. Hattie Don.
aldson and sistss. Miss Nay Donal d.
500 and Miss Katherine Mimic b.
Mr.. and Mn. A. l. White and
hr. and Mss T. n. Richard 200 and
daaghsss. Miss Allsss. all motsssd
10 Nashville and sesn. the wsek.
snd. M. and Mv. White visiting
the lattsss brother. W. II. Dseh
while Mr.. and Mn Richardson and
daughter visited NJ. and Mn. q.
Suss and Ernest Susy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Earle sssssr and
.os and daughter. Charlie and Miss
Aleeu. returned the latter part Of
asst ~ssk from q meteor tsip 10 Al.
roo. Ohio. and other points In tie
Northeast. where they visiisd rcla.
tivss Mr. sssser reports esops
through the North looking good. her
hishwsys beautiful. and business IN
seaetsl booming,
Geo. Donsysn, Of Nashville, /,
spending . lev days vsestion bert
with rlstivss snd friends. He 10
smpioved by the Bon Air Coal 4
Iron Corporation and brings the
glad hdinss that the furnace sl
Allen . Creek will resume operation
neg, wset and the big plant =,
ILys. sill psehshIytapsa ~ shaa
November Let IL 10 u0derstood
tha, the necessary repair worn on
the plant 10 underway
At the july term oi tbs County
Court the school Directors we're 10. .
struet.d not 10 employ q uusnt o.
hcs this year and thereby Fave
several hundred dollars Of the school
fund lhe magistrates in each
dlstric, arc supposed TO act ~ tru.
ant officers tree OF charge. The
school money 10 proratsd 90 the
average attendance ., each school
II the patrons OF the school desire
longer terms they should endeavof
to see tina, all the children attend
school regularly,
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson Woodcoek
and childrvn, Wilson. j. +. and Mary
Elizabeth, passed through here las,
Thursday enroute to their home at
Brownsville. They were motosias
through from Mootsasle, where they
bad spent the month. While tn
Dickson they we're guests Of Col
and Mrs. Pitt Hensles and Mr. and
Mrs. ". l.. Polk. On Thursday
evening they we're honor sues,s Of .
party given by the membsrs Of the
church. A large aumbss vas pres
cot to greet them. sud after 40 i'm.
promptu program and . short .alk
on Go Forward" BY Rev. Wood.
|cock. delicious refresh ments we're
served. Rev. Woodcoct served The
First Church herr lot ioss years ssd
vas . popular oitises. . learned
preacher and . mech loved psstss
Brownsville Bap,ists ass indeed
fortunate in having Rev, voodcoek
Tor their pastor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

The Tvsn,iesh4 Csn3ary Cish viii
hold their September meeting With
Mn. Hugh Wyuns next Tsesday
ai.ssuooa. 1o'clrk The following
program will b~ rendered:
Barcarolle, from Talss u He'd.
man"-Mssdamss shelton Lamb
add C!vds Self.
Present Day Wr,sfs-M,s. " n
Brattou.
Vocal Solo--Mrs N Gslbesman.
Csrtoonist-Mrs Claude Hooper
Vocal So!o--"Oue Rirs Day,
iron MADAM Butterfly ~Ms,
Shelton Lamb.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

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KODAK AnisAins--Cocks StsAio.
DisksoG-
Mrs.. A. C. nuahss and b. II.
Csvissby are speedins . lev days In
Chicago buyiss iall and wintSs
sooAs loo the Baker Msfeansils Co.
LOST--In or near Swain tent. 9
silver bar pia. rhinesteos setting
With saiety catch. Return 70 this
sfiics and receive revsfd.
Miss Mary Tom Gsoomss. aitss .
visi, here the guest Of Mrs. w. A.
Moore has retsrned 10 her home 10
Gocdlslssvills.
One cent will buy regular Toe 10
Nc valuss in Aluminium ware IL q.
c. Collins 4 Soa ON Saturday. Sept.
10
Mu. c. n. shislds, sho Vas
G allied hare on account Of the death
III her isthar. Dr. VI. b. Scott. lett
Wednesday too h.f home 10 B'yao.
Teaaa
M. and Mr ]. =. Johnson and
children. Paul snd Miss Msuos.
have returned from = teW days visit,
al Pulaski the guest oi Me- and Mrs
Gilbert Absrnathy.
NJ. and Mrs. W. l.. Pinkefson
aud daughter, Miss Loeille, oi
Cenrsvills, spent Sepday here the
guests oi the formers parents, MI
and Mrs. d T. Pinker,on.
N. II Fussell, d Jones Greek.
va here tuesday. Ne vas tarou.s
10 Esa tennessee shvrs he will
look oysi iaim he 10 eonlem.
plating trading Tor
Jesse Martin, Who is employed
wi,n the Ice Company at Hunting
doo. spent the week end here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jsse
Martin. aud other relatives.
Mrs.. Joe Nelson has rented the
boarding house on Railroad stree,
which, 'foI tie past inv uiuatffs fiAs
been operated by Mr., and Mrs.
Wilbur suxs
Goldie suas. OF Blatly, Ga,
aud Miss Lillian Williams OF Nash.
willie, spen, the week end with his
brother. J. B suss snd family on
Turkey Creek.
Big aluminium ware sale At G.,
C. Collins h Sons Saturday Sep,
10. Don't tall 70 attend and get
your share Of the many sensational
values.
Rev. Albert Keller 10 conducting
q series OF meetings at :, Paul
Presbyterian Church, near Char
lotto. this week. He will Oil the
local pulpit here, however, neat
Sunday morning aud evening.
Mrs l.. G. Sell has returned from
Holly Springs. Miss.. after two
wsek. stay With Mr. Sell, Who 10
general manager Of the Holly
Spring. Lumber and Mls Co, MIRA
Sell vas slso a sucs, Of Mrs Ed.
mund willisms ln Jackson. Tenn
Mrs. n. Gelbnmsn entertained
the Bridge Club wi.h dinner Al,
Bon Aqua Syringe. Thursday OF
las. week The guests we're Mes
dance n J. Baekus. FEED Beasisy,
J. \ Lamb. Will Foster II Orig.
by. l.. W. shannon aud \ l.. Hsssr,
H T. Cowan and mother Mrs.
F.E Cowan. LETT Tuesday night ios
q visit with r.la.ivee aud friends al
Statewide and other points IN South
Carolina NJ Cowsn will msae .
business trip TO Ph,ladelphia and
New Yorl City before returning
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

Don't n,ss "Stselhssst" 81 the
McCasley Friday and Sat. nishtA
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
Pennington Normal Notes

Mrs. Eta SWEET Bradley as soprano
did well her part in the program OF
the International Concert Party in
Merrill Hall, Thursday evening, Apr.
s. The girls from Sllowhegan were
particularly glad to hear and see her.
Mr. Mallett left Thursday for Rock
land. where he was a speaker at the
Knox County Teachers Convention.
The girls in the training school are
busy with the Model School Enter
tainment to be given the last of April.
Miss Hovey, who lives with Miss
Mantor and her mother on High street.
had as week end guest, Emma
Gleason a graduate of the school now
teaching in Auburn.
Plans are being made for the tea
to be given April 10 by the Household
Arts Department Of which Thelma
Lawrence. Madison. and Dorothy Cain,
Fairfield, are members.
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13

You come BY for the II. e. tonight DO
not 20 get some other girl and tahe
her Tor | would hate her and nothin.
in This world would make me false for
one second to my kiddo boy. do no.
know Just when home again as The
folks think l better stay up there for
visit at Aunt Jess and Uncle Pa.vs
home in Chicago after the trip is OYER.
But I think OF you all the Time aud
you must think of me every minute and
believe your own dearie she viii never
no not for one second be falsp. So
tell SADIE and Alb good-by for me and
do not be false to me any more fhan
| would be to you and II will not be
long till nothing more will intcrrapt
our sweet friendship"
As a measure of domestic prudence,
Ramsey tore the note into irreparable
fragments, but he did this slowly.
and without experiencing any of the
revulsion created by Milla's former
nissive.
He was melancholy, aesrieyed that
she should treat him SO.
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
Parker School Notes

During the pait twelve weeks, the
three gaining the highest scores in
the Health Club are Juliette Roy
grade g. Floyd Greene, grade ,; and
ROLAND Roy, grade /.
The school organized two spelling
clubs: THE Workers." with Stanley
Corson as leader; and "The Busy
Bees" with Ren: Austin as leader.
The aim of these Clubs was to see
which side could obtain the greater
number of zoos during the past six
weeks. The Busy Bees were victor
ious.
This school is also the proud pos
aesor of new yictrola. as well as
sash curtains at the windows.
The hot lunches have been an i'm
portant feature of the school actiyi-
ties. The parents have responded
generously with their cooperation
Nearly every week some of the moth
ers furnish a pot of baked beans,
corn ftew, beef stew or chicken stew.
Last Thursday two big pans arrived
about noon. One was found to con
tain mashed potato; the other fried
pggS
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
The White School


Pupils of White School not absent
during winter term were: John Di-
dnne. Althea Healy, Clifford Corson
Floyd McAllister, Isabel Mansfield
Boxie Rus ell, Sylvia Smith, Daisy
Fish
Absent on account Of sickness:
Leslie Spear. Wilder Gorson, Clayton
Smith, Helen Smith, Annie Oulton
Ida Oulton Elsie Hansen, William
Hansen. William Hunnewell David
Hunnewell Fay Corson. Evelyn Cor
SEN Evelyn Wagner, Leona Foster
Barbara Wagner.
Pupils having highest rank in stud
les John Dionne, Althea Hcaly, Le-
ona Foster, Annie Oulton, Clayton
Smith, Wilder Corson, William Hun
newell, Evelyn Wagner, Elsie Hansen
Sylvia Smith.
Pupils having highest rank in de-
pertinent: Wilder Corson, Clifford
Corson, Roxie Russell, William Hun
newell David Hunnewell. Althea
Healy, Evelyn Corson, Evelyn Wag-
ner. Sylvia Smith, Ida Oulton, Bar
bara Wagner, Daisy Fish.
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
Ito be contfnued1
st. AlhanS Grammar School Notes

Grade TX, Ruth Mower, Ola Brooks
Sylvia Abbott, and Thomas Mills are
doing fine work in Arithmetic
The composition work is improving
the following had no uncorrect words
in last weeks work: Sylvia Abbott,
Florence Merrill. Ola Brooks, Ruth
Mower, Lloyd Smith and Isabel
Baine.
The following received Good in
spelling: Lloyd Smith, Sylvia Abbott,
Meridith Mower and Ruth Mower, Ola
Brooks o. X.
We have started bird list, and al
ready have eighteen birds listed
We have an Eherhard Faber Exhi-
bit. Also each pupil has been pres
ented with a cake of Coles" and a
package of SINNERS Macaroni pro-
ducts.
Marjorie Green, Gertrude Johnson,
and II. b. Clifford visited recently.
Ever Ready League met Friday
Gladys Weeks became a member.
The Magoon school taught by En-
ma Fletcher has had 9S per cent in at
tendance this week. These who had
100 in spelling this week are Mary and
Chastie Hall, eight grade; Harold
Seekins. seventh grade; Kenneth Bis
hop, Jennie Seekins, fourth grade;
Eugene Hall, Evelyn Seellins and Al
fred Seekins, third grade.
The Sunshine Glass has one point
ahead of the Rainbow Class. Next
week is the last one for the spelling
contest
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13

relief, but sense of vacancy and loss |;
for Milla, out of his reach once more
became mysteriously lovely.
Pausing in an alley, he read her
note.
"Dearle: Thought I ought to call
you UP but over the phone Is just nix
for explanations as Mama and Aunt
Jess would hear everything and
thought l might seem cold to you not
saying anything sweet on account of
them listening and you would wonder
why | was so cold when telling you
good-by for vile maybe weeks. 1t Is
This way Uncle Purv wired Aunt Jess
he has just taken In big touring car
on debt and his vacation starts to-
morrow so if they were going to take
trip they better start right way SO
Aunt Jess invited me. Now dearie I
have to pack and write this In a hurry
SO. you will not be disappointed when
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
Real Estate Transfers Oi Somerset
County

n the following paragraphs are
given some Of the transfers Of real
estate IN Somerset County which have
been recorded at the Somerset Regis
try Of Deeds Office at the court house
during the past several days.
Madison Reuben VI. Stilphen OF
Madison 10 Mark H. Shapiro, land with
buiid.rgs which lead over Ward HILL
so ealled in Madison; Tilson d. Sal
leg 10 Everett 4. Salley, land With
bu.ldinas. Asa ". Gilman to Thomas
LAHORE land with buildings on the
corner OF Old Point avenue; Grbane
). Strerea to annie l.. Sleeves. land
fpane >. Stee'es 10 ftfpert e - :,
','s'''7' i'lI' on ! a. y 49,, ~, -
'@.'sy ,,, " .s'.'..',,,''' "ii' Yougbar an
-,
'''ss'. 49,. ,,a..au f.;f... 80 coarao
". - ,a.,a -. 1..5.l't,-,,.. VI
i ., Si+i, - H.. 1,..a,.st, 1s.5
''s'' ni,tna,l5 ~ ,3i,i'' tI.nnaa, r. ra1,nors tn
u,.,,'., u.,'.st -. Iii, n tI,,n-
',i .,s2i' - t,.1,., - 49,, Ca,,,'a,,1.
"'' - - f..,,,,5, b.,
,','i,.' ai.li.,, 49, ia1 ,..i,I. i.,,5ilin,,.
falIIlyfd RUM UNI Z. fIosl 70 no
Fisl NJ. Johohiele' "hd.
9ho"hesdh ia ic7 y "iaA' iie'le
10 ollh Lacassce' idild on me hofth
9lae ol has1 s1lee,' he5sie Z. broS II
10 1ollh Ailes htion .e oIllh 10 -Aae-
Iafd roster iahu WIN Du!Idihes on
East Maple street Ffed |efFals 10
Joseph \. Shabol, i"ha' Joseph il
bacon 10 Maine spanning ohipahS'
Iaha known as I1e W. baF"h io1
Nfosoy a. minus 10 H. u, eoIe' idhu
on the westerly sue OF nam street
Allee I. oo"etl u 9oNtpa h'ssoh' iai''
Win buildings
0anaan-Esther Nelson TO Will Nel-
son, land.
Cornville-J. +. Ouimhy Of Minot to
Timothy pike. land With buildings:
Blanche NJ. Dunton Of Stronghold.
Canada to Addie Foss. land.
Fairaeld-Melvin Palmer Ia Harlem
r. Tupper, land: Carroll \. Brooks
to Lusanna G. Savage. land with build
inrs. William w. Nye To Albert ]. Du-
TIL land: James Cohen to Harry Pom
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
Will BE Welded In June

Dr Arthur T. Roddcn and Miss
dune Amos. both of Skowhegan, whose
marriage engagement was recently
announced will De married some time
in .Iune. They are among the well
known young people Of Skowhegan,
the doctor. who = the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Bodden, Of Exeter \. H.,
having bcea for several years engaged
in the practice Of dentistry here. Miss
8mcs is tho daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Amcs and is charming young
woman She is proprietor Of the
Ames News and Novelty Store on Wa
ter slrett
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
/ Home 10 BE Built ut Rowe Fond at
Bingham

Edgar Nodine Of Pleasantyille y.
Y. las been in conference with men,
Portland. He announced that it is
his plan, and he has been given as
eurauees Of support to build a home
ON Rowe Pond, bingham, for the bene-
iii Of orphans. whose fathers were
alasons He has a large expanse OF
water frontage Al the pond. and it has
been declared by many that more
ideal location for such a purpose can
not be found.
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
CHAPTER VI

Iacata, In spite of increased leis-
mas bring Inconvenience To people
|RmaSey'S strange but not uncom-
condition. At home his constant
vas that of a badgered captive
Indyalg silent under injustice; and
found it difficult to reply calmly
En asked where he was going-an
IIE addressed to him, he asserted,
m time he touched his cap, even
Ban it up
h. amount Of evening walking he
aal also have Seen Il trial to his
ke, on account Of fatigue, though
nnd covered was not vast. Mill
aeber aud father were friendly
(be but sAw no reason to "mOye
td house asd home,F as Mr.. Hust
D when Mi';a had callers; and
aGoant Of the intimate plan of
Er snail dwelling n Visitors only
|natiye 10 spending the evening
b Mr. and Mrs. Rust as web as
b Mlla, was to invite her to go
Walking
Iye0llg after evening they walked
! walked and walked, usually In.
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
Canaan Grange

A regular meeting of Canaan
Grange was held Thursday night, Apr.
9th, with a small attendance. The
first and second degrees were confer
red on two candidates and the Bird
and 4th degrees will be given these
candidates at the next meeting, April
goth. All of the officers, who can. are
requested to dress in white at the next
meeting.
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
'oa After Evening They Walked
and Walked and Walked.

Iaay-at perhaps the distance of
block with albert Paxton and
We ie"S though Ramsey now and
if' dlseraocd 10y having fallen
uiS class; Tor sometimes il was
1'ent thar Albert casually had his
'e7IiJ Sa'iie's waist. This allured
my somewhat, but terrified him
lie Didn't know how such mat
were managed
sltlIy the quartet had no destina-
4ey just went "out walking"
'ga o clock, Wien both girls had
" ao'ne-and the boys did, too,
T.. .,,eF admitted il. On Friday eve
lr4 9'eie was a public open-afr con-
. oy a brass band in a small park.
~, "R lour were always there.
'a' hong weightily upon his arm.
",ey dawdled, drifting from one
VI the pavement to the other as
,boa .'uAaheed. Albert and Sa-
\ a'aa a OF Them called good night"
st.f' solnef' before turning down the
'aeet where Sadie lived; and
T. presently Ramsey and Milla
5h NJ - 'ie latter's gate. He went in
Wan Mating at the front steps.
|wm, shlght, Milla," he said.
3lm, 10 ~ go out walking tomorrow
~ sA Albert ana Sadie are"
axl,h a.. eolnorrow night" she told
|uu ,ra, Oo'ious regret. "Isn't'it the
i,, tsa,i ,A got an aunt comm to
bout % n,",, chicago, andsshe's crazy
"a, iaa playing Five mmared. and
papa said | hal. to stay III
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
SkoNhcgan Nan Asks For Pardon

A petition for pardon has been filed
with the secretary Of state by Ernest
Matthieu Of Skowhegan, who was SEN
fenced on Nov. 1, 1921 to serve one
year in the Somerset county Jail at
Skowhegan for breaking, entering and
larceny. He was committed on Nov.
8 following.
Impaired health is the reason given
in his petition for n pardon
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
RELIGIOUS Meetings

Meeting Of G. A. r. Hall Pitts
field, Sunday, 10Th. Subject, Death
and Ressurection = a M sub
iect. DEATH p. m, subject, Res
surectiona All wishing 70 hear this
treated from a scripture standpoint
come to the meetings.
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
Death oi Leila Townsend

Leila Towscnd, the eighteen year
old daughter OF Edward 7. and Edith
Townsend, died recently. in New
York. of tuberculosis Miss Towns
end was the granddaughter of William
Blunt. This family were former resi-
dents of SkoWhegan
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
Good win is Beneficiary

BY the will of Mrs Lucia Wads
worth Shead Of tastport. the Good
Will Home. IIinckley. receives $1,000.
The WIN contains many public be-
quests to churches and masonic in
stitutione.
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
continued from last week.
SYNOPSIS

prFp Twin his grandfather.
"a - HIEal lH1 is watching the
Il -. laftac III lie nome
a.d gentleman. u veteran Oh
1 - ,..e enleJs8rs 10 impress the
,I#s t..e sultfdnce OIL the
as5.#..t. 4al many YEARS afterward
r 5..,s - .rmlaI1cT his words with
..a5 e4'.4Hess'
|, .iqsR I.-lu the sehoolroom, a
- -. aa#fNArl ramsey was not
.z#eu 4a. lemAfkable aoility'
t,.o 4r. ueaL.ed ulsllkes were
~ aal "I sItauuas. IN sharp
r. +. a#msag 5 backwardness -
'al#aI.ty al Nlae Dora Aocun, q
aas Waem lu nls bitterness he oe-
758es Teachers Pet
EnpTFE Hin high school. where
nj 1oi.. aIe e.a-sHates, Ramsey
|, aIs4 tl leal jhat Ggu grl delights to
t,..i# #Htr slpa aof3tE and the Nindic-
generates becomes alarming,
a#aHa hi tHe resolution that some
he aolId show her.
EuPTtl. IE.-At Il class picnic Ram
#5- IH#fH-t surprise, appears TO
E.t the favorable attention OF MISS
n l1st. Il HouG2 Lay Of about Ills
ar ana fae zoe itnuWledged belle of
rs=s. AI#l las tAt misfortune 10
ri. #,.rak NAIs talking with lam
and HAT gaatu promptly plungeS TO
'r,sa4a. Tine water ls only some three
| ,s.a. i4l Aula's gtdtltude for his
[tc an is embarrassing lie. IS in fact
En sapt.e j. The .ur one, 10 his great
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13

An ad in our. Everybody's Column
brings results. One week, Csc; four
weeks, SOC.
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13
At The IsOwl0drOme

TWo=man tournament being rolled
II the BoWlodrome for purse of $40.
THURSDAY
The independent-reporter., 1922-04-13

Stop in and let your dealer show YOU
the various New Perfection models
and how easy they are to operate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28
Waterbury, a. q.
ROCHESTER

George Clark has bought the Hink-
lev place in Royalton.
Miss Rachel Duffany Of st. Adams
has been recent visitor Of Mrs.
Charles Pinney.
Mrs. Frank Kezer will entertain the
Community club March 2 at Riverside
farm.
Miss Julia Harvey. Mrs. Mabel Pol
lard and daughter were in White Riv-
err Junction recently.
Charles Chamberlin is quite i'll.
Kenneth Curtis has recovered from
scarlet fever and the family is out Of
quarantine.
Mrs. Laura Root is very i'll with
pneumonia
Y. A. kezer is spending several
weeks with his daughter and family.
Mrs. Karl Whitney of Weare, y. H.
II. II. Cushman was in Burlington
recently TO attend a meeting Of the
Soviety Of Colonial Wars Of the state
Of Vermont.
Miss Mabel Annis Of Burlington has
been a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Bailey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28
EAST MONTPELIER

County Agent Briggs recently met
some interested farmers, who make
maple sugar, at the home Of G. a.
Badger to talk over plans for the farm
bureau to assist in any way possible
those who make the sugar to get a liv-
ing price for it and to help the farm
ers to market their sugar. Mr.. Briggs
wished to find out just what was
wanted and then help the sugarmakers
to get it.
A second crop of ice has been cut
on the east village millpond and it
was good thickness and very clear
and good.
The new furnace installed at the
hall this winter is giving very good
satisfaction and money is being raised
by whist parties and dances to help
pay for it.
Grange meeting Wednesday night,
March /. A program that will be a
good one is sure to be given. The last
meeting the third and fourth degrees
were worked and an oyster supper was
serscd later in honor of the new mem
bers.
The Girls Cooking club of the Four
Corners met Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Vincent, one of the leaders OF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28
WATERBURY,

| FThis evening the basketball team q
the Waterbury Community club goes
IA Essex Junction, where they meet az
the parish house in that place the team
Of the Young Mems Brotherhood, which
met its first defeat here. The Essex
Junction team is evidently expecting
one of the fastest and most interesting
games they have played.
This evening in grange hall at wa
terbury Center is the get-together
meeting to talk over town AFFAIRS.
Barges viii leave Waterbury village at
I D. IN. to carry those who care TO go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bassett q Jef-
fersonyille have been guests at the
home Of Mr.. Bassett's father, George
Bassett. on the Moody farm. Inc
groom il graduate Of the Jefferson
vile high school, 1927, and the BRIDE
who was Miss Louise Bailey, daughter
of Henry C. Bailey of Morrisville, from
Peoples academy in Morrisville IN i92o.
The marriage occurred at the home OF
the bride and they are to live IN JET
fersonyille, where the groom y ~ Dus-
mess with his grandfather.
Myron Graves played violin solo at
the services at the Congregational
church Sunday evening. Next Sunday
afternoon at the vesper service the
church orchestra, under leadership OF
i. NJ. Twombly. win play and the fol-
lowing Sunday there will be solo by
Miss Irene Darling.
yelma, the young daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Orvis, who has been so
III with pneumonia and was much i'm
proved Sunday, was not so well yes
terday.
The st. Adams American Legion has :
ketball team proved rather easy pick
ing for Waterbury Community club
here Saturday evening. Yet in spite Of
the fact that Waterbury won by tire
decisive score OF A to IL, the husky
Legioners made the game very inter
esting one by gamely contesting every
point, even after the day was hopeless
| iy lost. Unfortunately for them, this
was no Hindenburg line 70 be smashed
by mere weight Of men and metal, but
fast and well-trained team, which
persisted in eluding their massed at
tack, in filtering through their lines
and in attacking them from the rear,
thus disorganizing the only form OF
attack in which they had been trained
and leaving them helpless and with
very little scoring power. The score;