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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
3 7ats-Langan;
2 1dtS-COlt0n

Three taps on the fire alarm
system between . and $3.50
o'clock tonight will denote the
election of William J. Langan,
of the Liberty Hook & Ladder
Company, as second assistant
chief of the local fire depart
ment. Two taps will denote the
election of Robert Cotton, of the
Protection Hook & Ladder Com
pany, as the next second assist
ant chief of the department.
Andrew Anderson. present first
assistant chief, ascends to the
chiefship as a result Of the cleo
ton tonight. while John Camp
bell. present second assistant
chief, climbs to the position of
first assistant. The three men
chosen tonight will take Office
June /. Present Chief Harry
Tooker will be the judge of cleo
ton and the polls will open at
and close at 3 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
Liquor Smuggling Increases

SPRINGFIELD, VT. May ~
Liquor smuggling from the prov
ince of Quebec into Vermont is on
the increase and the inflow will be
great this summer unless the max
lmum sentence is imposed on every
smuggler caught, Rev. Clement
Clarke. head of the Vermont Anti
Saloon League. told delegates to the
state congressional conference to-
day.
Investigation of rum running over
the Canadian border has shown
that we have under estimated. not
over estimated. the amount of in
coming LIQUOR. he asserted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
FYIe DissoIution Order

NEW YORK, May 9-Federal
Judges Rogers. Hough and Manton
today filed a dissolution order
against the American Sugar Rein
ing Corporation and other corpora
tions and defendants in the govern
ment Sherman law suit began
twelve yeacs ago.
The long delay was caused largely
by the ruling of the United States
supreme court in other similar cases
and the fact that the defendants
have abandoned their consriracy and
combination TO restrain commerce
and monopolize the business in SUI
gar, said the decree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09

served a long time as members of
the department.
Immediately after the votes are
counted, the apparatus OF the diff
ferent companies. members of the
department, officers and ex-chiefs
will parade through the principal
streets of the city and tnen go to
Columbia hall to partake OF the old
time feed which will be prepared
by William Poulsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
Steamer i'm Trouble Again

HALIFAX. n. s. May 9.-The
steamer Dallas. from Boston, for
Bergen. Norway, which put in here
two weeks ago. for repairs to her
machinery is in trouble again. about
coast.
A radio message said she had
broken her rudder post in an ice
filled sea and asked for assistance.
The Dallas is a 5000 ton vessel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
Great Fight Expected

There is great interest in the
contest between Cotton and Langan,
ana an interesting battle of votes is
anticipated. Langan is a memba- of
the Liberties. a company on the out
skirts, while Cotton belongs to the
Projections. a downtown company.
Both men are popular ana have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
CARD OF THANKS

We. the undersigned, desire to express
our thanks for sympathy shown in our re-
cent bereavement in the death OF our be-
loved Mother and Grandmother. Johanna
Burke. Also wish to thank Rev. FIR.
Prendergast and Mohawk Council No. ss.
The Star Grace Lodge Of shepherd ami
Thos f. Burke for satisfactory services
and also the friends and relatives for their
many beautiful flowers signed.
p. T. BURKE. MRS L. ROSSMAN AND
GRANpcHILpREH ls764-s-9-zts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09

WASHINGTON. May 3---Prez
dert Harding and the state Eo<e<
nors will be asked TO set aside M1<'
2s to June as national diH4tI4&
soldiers week. samuel Ke*4
chairman IN charge of the plan 81
the National Disabled Soidiere
League announced today. The puf-
pose is to set aside week dariu<
which the disabled soldier aaestfct
shall receive the concentrattd In
terest Of every citizen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
REAL oppoRrUNTY

Confectionery store, All Smith ST..
doing good business. including prop
erty with garage in rear. also late
model Nash Sport Car only run 400
miles. Only reason for selling going
INTO other business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
GORpON MEMORIAL

A special meeting OF Caledonian
Club will be held this (Tuesday) eve
ming, to make preparations for the
unveiling of the tablet to the MEM
ory of Thomas Gordon. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
JOSEPH MACFADYEN.
Secretary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
REMAND ORGANIZATIONS Gambling

NEW YORK May 9.-Supreme
Court Justice Wasservogel today ap-
proved application for incorporation
of the Federation of Tenants Asso-
Citations of Greater New York. an or
ganization to embrace twenty-five
regional tenant organizations. NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-09
WEATHER.

Mostly cloudy to-
night and tonor-
row; little change
In temperature.
Moderate north
shifting TO east
winds.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05

DURINa the twenty -one weeks that have
passed since the last report was made
the Banners correspondents have
chalked up an exceptionally good show
ing, three Of them scoring perfect as to
the number Of news.letters sent ii. II
our record Is correct throughout, the
total number OF news-letters coming In
(aild published) during the twenty one
weeks was 295 and this does not In
clude the many reports from Plain
Dealing and Bossier City. That's a
mighty good showing. The. present
writer has. in his time been connected
with a number Of country weekly
newspapers and has never worked on
one Or known Of one that made q better
recOrd-w b ose correspondents and
friends stuck better.
The reader will call to mind that
when the last report was made our
Pleasant Hill correspondent led the
bunch and she has again scored perfect,
so we pass the wreath" to her.. but
only because her reports always reach
MS each Tuesday forenoon, for both
Good Eye and : Ditsy" are In the
perfect score class. Some of Dltsy'ss
reports have come In too late for the
issue for which written. GOoOd Eye
Is prompt and is always on the job, but
the roundabout course his reports must
take in reaching the Banner Office
operates against them getting in or
time. = Green Parson," now with nj
but eight weeks, has sent In during
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05
Manfy-Meredith.
tied by 4 Benton friend. ]

Contributed BY Benton friend.
s 1880. 4 .Aac;, rfll IL of interest
: : thsi- many siensis gras s. that "a miss
nrra rtta Ilaradit1, a ana Mr william
a nsanrr rh,cl, was -s aoIe,nnized a.
sayan 90 ,a a'cicct nn ~ the evening Of the 1st
- tha Dnnlar, Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
@,hrrc,, ~ -, Shroranort % !. ~ -. - ~ ~1 -
Az sninred nraluda was sr,ng bv
NJ Ia ~ yniv.1 yrh,oa selections were
aInva,s - +. l old Sweet Song, and .All
rnr 80 yn,, :, - = Mrs w a Relle A. the
niaro 81 % annonnced With Tonl,enrrin,s
,.1.ai ,raddinr narcl, tl,a coming of fhe
hris3al 1,arfv IittIe E,izaheth Leonard
{ 1an.d f,a vaor ard ono ~ tho brides
c.,,,Sar scbani nrniisl - 1as bridesmaid
,rnca.ssa r ~ ti,e h,.iia She wore dress
- ~ nj ,yl,ita @ and 80 rr;ed colonial honnret
~ - ,,n ,arendar dor. 9, sweet or meas The bride
Il. thar 7, ontarad ntl ~ ti,e arm of her father.
r-hls = gara har n marriage She wns
dros,sed % al IN har gradna tinn dress. With
: S ,,sctura hot nf White gloves ma
s,,acs i 70 match Herarm houunet was
,.,l,str. t,,t,., ,.,cos Tho rrrscu, With tis
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05

that time seven reports. Rose" re.
porting for the Brushy community,
lacked but one inews-letter 81 scoring
perIect. i.
Eleven other correspondents sent In
ten or more reports each during the
tWentY-One weeks They are: Alden
Bridge, Is; sArkana, 1;; Collinshurg,
Rocky Mount and Cotton Valley, Route
One, Is each; Plain Dealing, Route
Two, IS; Shiloh, IL Plain Dealing,
Route Three, Carterville and Lone
island, 10 each, and !" Frecklesc made d
perfect score In sending In IA news
letters from the Phillips Hill commu-
nifty prior to her removal elsewhere.
The twenty three correspondents not
above mentioned sent In from one to
eight news-letters each.. 81 AL
The Banners long list Of correspond
ents and the good records they confin-
ually make means the support Of the
people OF Bossier Parish, for our cor
respondents are themselves Of the
people. We could run u newspaper
without the seip OF this long list OF
correspondents, but It wouldn't be as
good q newspaper, and We would he
feeling mighty lonesome without them.
So we don't wish to try 1t. We thank
you, friends, for your efforts IN the
Ranner's behalf. We are going to con-
tinue 80 constant in our field Of effort
that yOu can't help but conclude that
we are worthy of the help you are
passing our way.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05
BENTON,

Year party. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. HOlcomb, Mr.. and Mrs Tyler,
Mr.. Richardson and Miss Emily Petty,
Mr.. Dewey Payne and Miss Melissa
Arnold. Mr.. Willie Browning and Miss
Katherine Lunsford, Mr.. Robert Payne
and Miss Jennie Russell, Mr.. Scott
Coyle and Miss Lucille Trammel, and
Mr.. Sam TrammeL
Mr.. Arthur Petty returned home to-
day from Dorchester, Texas, where he
spent the holidays very pleasantly.
The local school was reOpened this
morning, after a weeks Dismissal for
the holidays.
Mrs. J.. f. Giles has returned home,
after spending the holidays with rel
atives residing in Texarkana, Ark,
and Tyler, Texas.
Miss Emily Petty had as q guest
Tuesday and Wednesday OF last week
Miss Eyfe Fields, OF Taylor, Ark.
Quite number Of the residents OF
this community attended the singing
given at Taylor, Ark, yesterday eve
ming, The eighteen-day normal opened
there. to-day.
Mrs. Lynn and daughter, from For
dyce, Ark, recently visited Mrs. r. r.
Kaufman.
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Boa,ier Crude OH IN Linseligkt.

A short story that shepld prove Of
exceptional interest to some readers Of
the Banner was carried III Tuesdays
issue OF the Shreveport J0Mrm0l, and
reads:
The claim IL being made here by
several old oil pr0spectOrs that the
newly discovered 2Ograyity crude oil
found In the recent Bossier Parish
shallow sand resembles the low gravity
crude found In the Franklin, Pa, dis
trict, and which Is sich I pure lubri-,
can't that no refining process Is re-
q0ired.
The Franklin crude, 1t Is said. COM
mands q price Of about rs per barrel.
III this ii true Of the Bossier Parish
product It win have q tendency to
greatly accelerate the movements Of
the wildcatters In that section, as well
as the more Substantial operators with
large lease holdings
The B0ssier crude, It II pointed
ont, Is an entirely different oil from
that found In the CaddO field and listed
as Caildo heavy. Indeed, It Is claimed
that the Bossier oil IL entirely different
from any other oil ever found In this
territory, and its very low gravity may
prOye to be a blessing, rather than q
misfortune, after all
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Spring HIN.
Monday january "a,

Dated: Monday, January I'd.
Miss Katherine Lunsford was q vel
come guest Of Mrs. G. d. Tyler during
the holidays.
Mesdames NJ r. Browning and e. r.
Kaufman we're business visitors to
Shreveport to-day.
Messrs. Staples and Campbell spent
yesterday In Minden.
Miss Ethel Mckinney Il on the sick
list at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Giles, Of the
Emma community, spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. f.
Giles
Mrs. G. %. Tyler was hostess Satur.
0ae-tseAing ats enc % the most enjoy
able sOcinl events of the season, a New
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= correspondence !.
From sarepta.
Monday, January I'd.

1nted: Monday, January "a.
Yarx ]. w. Simmons, Of Leslie, spent
y n - INST week with her brother
! "a -: sdster, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Newton.
1 L m ". E. Allen was In Shreveport
4 - husiness Friday OF last week. mo
K Ssui,t he had oil on his mind
sIur new high school building Is
& s.sfine good. 1t will be ready for
h rrraircy about February LIST.
m. Otto Bossier Is hauling lumber
d II huild q nice new hOuse south Of
TSst Friday the report was officially
vfved that within a very short
yRIDe drilling would he well under
4 4 sSv oIs the acreage held By the Rider
4 an and Gas Company. Of Httshurg,
T. The location OF the well, Ii is said,
N he In the neighb0rhO0d OF the
lSlpf- -Wenk No. ! well In section 30-22-
m 81 about one mile south OF Sarepta.
Ifrs. III. s. Browning, Of Cotton Val
returned Saturday evening from
sfxarkana. Ark, where she and DIR.
ovning had been with their little
sS nxhter. who had just undergone an
4 SSBsafion, the Doctor remaining with
She was resting very nicely when
~ mother left her.
work was begun on new building
4 Darepta to-day. Report Is to the
i SRocf that 1t is to be restaurant, and
]. III on the adjoining lots hotel will
s. g. etected In the near future.
II. and Mrs. +. Nj. Moore have Just
( ei1nrned home from Haynesville,
Were they spent several days with
elr daughter, Mrs. Frank Deloach
!, "A greeted a new granddaughter.
II. Billie Crabtree is moving up
inf Spring Hill.
n. Benton Cater, Of Taylor, Ark.
! eSi5a II Sarepta to-day.
n. Boss Slack has just completed
1ie dwelling for Mr.. w. r. Allen
" xill at once begin work on another
- Sarepta will soon be on the map
nj. Ellis Cochran killed two LITTLE
foe pigs last week twenty-five 0l
nty.six months old) that balanced
scales at 400 pounds when dressed
eat0r Johnston will have to have
NE velvet beans for his little pig
1T year. Who can beat the weight O1
I = Cochran's pigs?
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DRILLING QUITE ACTIVE
Buf As Yet Only Two Wells Are Re
ported From Belfevsfe Field.

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so i1I ~ sue l0lO. ~. .... & ..as.l:ss. 49,.
stnere arg as !eI 0n,y wv ~ pUass
WeHs u Int new nT,.es <,,le ~ .elu ~,
riousiy reportea lne s1.au NatIo,lal ~
company, oWnlnk MOrAnls ny. go =
~ Ine houston iee anu D1sWIns I'm
panv y aerG,ge, g salu y nase nan q
sood OH ana gas .snoNaE iase S.tus ssls
gay ~ SO ZEE. ln iis n1stOn 70 u
sAcco.u,ng - IeIl. =. s,,s,e =. .,s =,
nluaueu " lVI .l..s-w III s...e .aV ~
orators awaited rdefa-,Dut is nov
neIha a.llea uesls - ,'.s,na ..SH y e. = :.
tue y ~ ~
ter of southeast Quarter of section ", lg,
= ~ ae ne aspsn ~ Z. W.. ~ S.. "a
~ ~ Is! sa.I ~ ~. .ac - "
the second well, about aes reeI. u u
~ ny 49, ~. ~, 20
Me,s ul.,glts = aa,s - - 80 Ss5hs
Wen ~ tne ns'lsv " ns.u' 81, q saia.d III ~
leseI lnan .ne unss rrsa. ms ,,fsoss Ssv'os
slnalleF ucaV ~ ~ 49, 81 !.
ellon i,as s..acs p,se .lrvr % M ~ - .,s,, a
Aeoins ~. - ~ au' ,ts,S ~ !. -. S,,s -
tue u,AeIence ~ .us golosas .liS
un9eIis \, lns ss.ng IosA yss.e ~. s,., =
Mnuer tne sllia.IeI " NJ .,n ..,e q suu $ ,a. g
hke.y uense aIiu un..eI 'laae ~ = : esA
yie.a M c0aIse NV ol,7n. w, -.
ne loulsslai.a ~ anu el' ns.n IN, ~. i.
pofauon, eMnlnk ~ u lee ny sSs,,a g .u. :.
sectlon Io-,SIl; nus ps;sen y. u,,llisk ~ : ~
no mas IOc. .lo. ,ass .a ~ " ~ go.
Is rikgIhs up g uInl '1..us Ms ~. :, 2 II
tne 81, acrease Eye apove lss.saIsn .sa ~, ~. Il,
.I Ill. ~. - ana
= ats1iE ~ s.s DIS, 3 = :. =,
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Around Brushy.

11At00 ElueSNNlys JuHudEy ~.
Warm and cloudy this morning.
Mr.. Bishop and Miss Barbara Hud-
dleston visited Mrs. III. M. Spruill Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. r. J. Holiday, Of Plain Deal
ing, filed his regular appointment here
Sunday night.
Mr.. Bob Campbell and Miss Martha
Bryan, Mr.. Emory Campbell and Mr..
John Dames we're among the Brushy
visitors Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. ]. T. Perry had as guest last
week his cousin (frOm Shreveport
Mr.. M0rrell Mckinney.
Rev. H. J. McGehee, Of Plain Deal
ing, will preach at the Brnshy School
House next Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock. Everybody u invited to attend
the services.
the past week visiting her sister r-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Rodgers were
visiting friends and relatives here
Sunday.
Mr.. Clinton Foster was among the
visitors at Sunday school Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Lee Peace, Miss Matte Love, Mr..
Homer Atkins and Miss Emma Lou
Perry enjoyed social dance at the
.hoIme OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell,
OF Dixie Cross Roads, Thursday night
1of last week. Every one had go0il
time and all gre longing Tor the time
to come when We can all be together
again. ROSE.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05

yOu have something on your farm
D1ld like to convert Into moneE,
Ir1gtiee It In the BANNER
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Buy from tne Banners advertisers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-29

Mccormack moving machine, McCor.
mack horse rake, Osborne tcdder,
Worcester Kemp manure spreader, two
cultivators, two walking plows. horse
hoe. potato digger. spike tooth harrow,
Mccormack reaper, 2 buggies. buck
beard, two sets two horse slcds. pung
sleigh, light lumber wagon, express
wagon, with pole and shafts, set lum-
Der wagon wheels, surrey pole, sleigh
pole, 0 b. p. gas or kerosene engine, 3
h. p. gas engine. | l2 h. p. Interna-
tional engine for running separator
Bellows Falls IL #. evaporation in No.
! condition, light driving harnesses,
single driving harness. 4 OK yokes, seed
sewers, grindstone. and many other ar
ticles not mentioned. Also household
furniture including tables, dressers.
commodes, iron sink, three barrel
churns, butter workers, two kitchen
ranges, combination wood or coal heat
err used only little; wood chunk
stove, etc, etc.
Terms at time of sale Lunch at
noon.
w, H. CHILD, Owner.
d. A. Perry, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-29
Champaign Valley Fair Sept. i2-Is-l4


At last the ChampIain valley rec
cgnized as one Of the finest farming
districts in all New England, has fair
distinctly its own. The Champlain
Valley Exposition, Inc, organized dur
ing the last year TO take over and en-
large the Chittenden county fair, is TO
stage its first annual agricultural ex-
hibition on Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, September II,
l3, IA and Is. at Essex Center on the
old fair grounds. This is probably the
last year that the fair win be held at
Essex Center, as the new grounds at
Essex Junction are now being prepared
and should be ready for the fair in 1923.
Some excellent cattle have been
entered and il is expected that the
cattle show this year will be the best
In the history of the fair. Competent
Judges will be provided. including the
veteran judge, Andrew Elliott of Gait,
Ontario.
Arrangements have been made for
the services Of one of the best vaude-
VILE troupes now touring the fairs to
exhibit on the vaudeville stage on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of
fair week. There win be, also, other
feature attractions, including bali
game every day between strong teams
and. of course, the races. which are ex-
pected to be more popular than ever
before. The midway will have its
usual amusement features.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-29
Machinery and Tools

Moving machine. horserake. two
horse cultivator. one-horse cultivator,
weeder. pillow, lumber wagon and hay
rack, buggy. express wagon, wagon
pole. sleigh, traverse sled, wheel har-
row, spring tooth harrow, Acme hsr-
row. single and double harnesses, tank
for mixing grain. grain box, two sap
holders and spouts. grindstone. De
Laval cream separator. stove wood,
wire netting. boat. and all small tools.
including chains, bars. eveners, shovels,
etc Also all Household Furniture, in
GLIDING one oak chamber suite, two iron
beds, bed couch. bureaus, springs, mat
tresses. pillows. feather beds, quilts,
chiffoniers. oak bureau. antique En-
pire bureaus. marble top table. com
mode and set. childs bureau. oak CEN
ter table. oak bookcase and writing
desk combined; Edison phonograph and
stand. dining table and chairs. side
board. several cane seat chairs, Office
chair. = few old. chairs. hardwood drop
leaf table. several small tables and
stands. two mirrors. art square and
carpets. several rugs. good parlor
stove for wood or coal. extra good kit
chen range, and many other other arti-
eles not mentioned Ai-o 20 tons Of
No. I hay.
This i all good clcsn property.
Monday. September 4. at 10 O'Clock.
Terms a. time q sale Lunch al
neon.
MRS JESSE WILEY. Owner.
D. A Perry. Auctioretr, Bsrrs, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-29
THE HOME FARM

containing 100 acres, about 80 acres
in tillage, balance pasture and wood
land; sugar orchard Of 300 trees; good
fruit and quantity of soft wood barn
42x72 #. with basement and tie ups
for 2l head; extra good house, painted
white; running water at house and
barn; one mile from creamery, saw
mill and village, stores, railroad sta
tion, etc.
One OF the best trout ponds in Wash
ington county, from which an income
can be derived every year; fed by nat
ural springs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-29
Knights of Pythias to Meet in Burling-
ton.

The annual convention of the grand
lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias viii be
held this year in the Castle hall of
Champlain lodge No. Z, Burlington.
Wednesday, Sept. 6. beginning at pa. m
Headquarters will BE- established at the
New Sherwood hotel Tuesday after
noon, Sept. 5. The credential commit
tee will receive credentials of repre-
sentatives slternstes. and past chan
cellors. Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day morning at the Castle hall The
Grand Temple Of Pythian Sisters will
hold its annual convention at Burling-
ton Sept. s and Q.
A reception TO all supreme and grand
officers of the Knights Of Pythias and
Pyfhian Sisters viii be rendered by the
officers and members Of Chsmplain
lodge. No. Z, assisted by Chittenden
Temple. No. rs. Of the Pythisn. Sisters
Music and dancing will follow. An
members Of the order are cordially in
vifed 10 attend. Suadah Temple No.
140. knights Of Khorassan, will confer
ceremonial on Tuesday evening Sept.
8.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-29
AUTOMOBILES

COUNTRY CLUB ROADSTER FOR SALE
Wire wheels. spare tires. perfect con-
dition inquire go Orange street phone
Tx. 14Gt3
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE-one Ford
touring: two Dodge touring: Hudson
speedster. overhauled. good paint and the
price Is right: Nye Motor Co. Inc, 26s
No Main street. Barre. VI. 1905
FOR SALE~-Ford touring car. 1922. with
self starter. 8 cord tires and complete
equipment Of extras. Owner LEAVING town
NJ L. Brett, Mortified. phone 1872. 1878
FOR SALE-Stanley roadster. % h. p. non
condenser, new boiler and in good con-
dition every way: viii be sold cheap for
cash Frank G. Canning. 3 Elm street,
Mortified. VT 135tas
FOR SALE-Dodse touring car: Hudson
touring car call and look them over and
have demonstration Palace Garage. Inc.
Barre. l2<t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-29
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
WARNING.

WHEREAS. petition has been pre-
sented, addressed to the Selectmen Of
the Town of Barre and signed by more
than thirty voters Of said Town Of
Barre, requesting special Town
Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the legal
voters of the Town of Barre, who are
voters in Town Meeting, are hereby no.
tilted and warned to meet at the Opera
House hall in the village of East Barre
in the Town of Barre, the 30th day Of
Aug. A. d. 1922, at nine o'clock. in the
forenoon to consider and act upon the
following business,
To see if said town will elect
Special Constable for the Town of
Barre and to transact any other bus
mess that may legally come before said
meeting.
Dated this l4th day Of August, A.
d. 1922.
F. NJ. ALLEN,
A. L. FOSTER.
w. M. CROWLEY,
Selectmen of the Town Of Barre.