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The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Canadian Light and Power 0s.

At current price around ST, showing a
yield of approximately per cent. the
s per cent first mortgage bonds OF the
Canadian Light and Power Company ap-
pear to be selling somewhat out OF line
with securities of their class. These
bonds have a very good investment rat
ing and with the big Improvement in Ca
madam fiscal affairs and in Canadian
business there seems to be little reason
for them ruling under other securities OF
no more worth. The Canadian Light and
Power Company of Montreal is a sub
sidary of the Montreal Tramways and
Power Company. which owns more than
80 per cent. of its stock. This issue or
bonds is secured by first mortgage on
the hydroelectric plant on the st. Law
renee River. about thirty miles from
Montreal. and on the franchise and plant
supplying electric light and power In the
downtown district of Montreal The pres
ent development OF the St. Lawrence
power plant is 10000 horse power. A
sinking fund is provided for the restire-
rnent of these bonds. amounting TO l per
cent. annually Bonds are to be pur-
chased or redeemed at not more than
1O5 and accrued interest.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
stevens & Thompson Paper Co.

With high grade railroad and utility
bonds now selling at figures which rem
der their yields more or less unattrac-
tive to a certain typesof investor that
type Is gradually turning its attention
to more recent Industrial yields on
which the return Is materially larger.
There are many good bonds to be round
in this classification and while their
ratings are not always as high as some
investors demand, they suit most ad-
mirably the purpose of the type men
toned Among these Is a new Issue OF
stevens e. Thompson Paper Company
first mortgage 90 year sinking fund
s per cent gold bonds put out about
month ago which can be bought at
price to yield about 6.45 per cent. The
bonds are secured by direct first mort
gage on the physical assets OF the cor
poration at North Hoosick, Waloomsac
and Greenwich, all In this state IN
addition, there is pledged behind this
issue the entire capital stock OF the sub
sidiary company located at Bloomfield
n T. or those assets, which are esti-
mated to have a value in excess of
So. .O0o. 900. about se50.000 or almost the
entire amount of this issue Is IN quick
assets Although the corporation has
been doing business for upwards or fifty
years, 1894 was the only year In whicn
IL failed to show a profit. Average net
earnings for the last five years BEFORE
deductions for depreciation, interest ana
taxes. are reported at 100000, or more
than five times the interest requirements
on this issue.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Abendroth Brothers ss.

Two years ago when industrial FL
nancing could only be done at a very
high cost and when coupon rates were
far above normal Abendroth Brothers.
manufacturers of stoves, electric wash
ing machines. soil pipes. ranges, etc.
reeded funds TO retire outstanding obii-
cations and to provide additional working
capital. Consequently an issue OF $780,
600 OF Is year first mortgage per
cent sinking fund bonds was sold TO
group Of bankers and disposed OF 10
the public. When the trend or money
became easier and bonds reflected the
now condition. these did not follow as
rapidly as many other industrial bonds
Of similar class. AS result they
are selling at present around lOl TO
Yield almost 3 per cent to their
maturity In 1895. The bonds are Sc
cured by first mortgage on all OF the
fixed assets OF the corporation, either
owned or acquired. This property in
cludes n large plant at Port Chester.
". Y. covering six acres and carried at
"a book value Of si.752,690. A sinking
fund Of $40, 900 annually Is provided for
tie retirement OF the issue. The COM
pany was incorporated In New York
the business having been established in
fs40. Earnings have shown a substan-
tial rate OF return on the invested
capital which aggregates only S775,000
In stock, and 100000 In this issue OF
bonds.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04

81 5Os7: Florida. s4.5oa5.50; lines. bbi. s'a
S. lemons. California, box. t1al0.5O; pine
apples. Porto Rico, crate, S2aeJO; COSTA
Rlca. s2.7ja3.2J. Avocado pears, Florida,
crate. STs75o ostrich egg melons. Western,
crate, sia2.7d. Casaba melons. crate, va
2.7i. Valencia queen. crate. S2a2.2i mush-
melons. Nevada, pink meat. standard crate
Sia2 30; fiat J0c.ast: Colorado, Rocky Ford,
standard crate. Sia2. flat. 40c.asi. pink
meat. flat crate, G0c sSi 30.
POTATOES Jersey Cobblers sack. 81 ios
i.e0. Giants. 81. 2oai 80; No. ?. 5oas5c.; Long
Irland, i65 lbs. 81 25s2 90; 100 lbs. s2a2i5.
No Q sisi.25; sweets. Jersey. basket. 3Jc.s
81 Eastern shore. bbl.. si.25at.7j; Delaware
and Maryland. basket 3oa65c.
POULTRY, DRESSED-Chickens. fresh
nearby. Praise. Western brollers. 25s3sc
Western tryers. 2ia2sc.; Western roastcrs,
21a37c frozen roesters, 25s2cc: fowls,
fresh Western. boxes, 2ls33c. hhis, Ola
SIC. iced. s0a2Sc. old cocks. fresh iga2oc
turkeys. fresh. 3oa45c frozen. 39a53c
ducks. Long Island. spring. Csc squads
white. doz.. ss5Oas.5o; dark, g. 50a3.
guineas, pair, siai 70.
POULTRY, IINE-EXpress Fowls, 20a2ac
chickens, 2ia23c turkeys. 45a50c ducks.
l3a2Sc.; geese. 2oa22c pigeons pair, Csc.
guinceo. pair. zoe. rsbhits. ID. isc.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
NEW RAILROAD MEETS SNAG.
Commissions Examiner Refuses tn
o. X. Washington Project.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.--An examiner OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
urged to-day that the Wenatchee South
ern Railway Company be not allowed TO
carry out its plans to build eighty-two
miles of new track in Washington State
at a cost of sS.o70.o0O.
The examiners report is yet TO be
passed upon by the commission.
Approximately fifty-three miles of the
proposed railroad would run from Wen
atchee to Beverly Junction and the
twenty-nine other miles from Hanford
to a junction with the oregon and Wash
ngton Railroad. The organizers of the
project declared 1t would give new out
let for Oregon orchards. The Great
Northern objected to the plan. The ex-
aminer concluded that the new railroad
would be unable to earn fair return at
present.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
INVESTMENT NOTES.
Province of Ontario 5,4s.

Recent sharp upturns in Canadian
currency TO parity with United States
currency and even higher, and the out
look for continued prosperity in the Do
minion have drawn attention once more
OF the Canadian Government and its d.
visions. One os the most attractive of
these for investment over a period of
few years is the ten year issue of ~
raro which mature on September 90,
1929, and which can be bought at prices
to yield around SIP per cent These
bonds have the highest investment rat
ing, their safety and marketability being
OF the highest. In these days when debts
contracted at time when rates
were high are being called in and paid
in large numbers. the non-callable fea-
ture of this issue offers another attrac-
ton. There were $4,000.000 of these
bonds outstanding, direct and primary
obligation of the province, whicn g not
only the wealthiest but the most impor-
tant in manufacturing and in agricul-
ture in the whole Dominion OF Canada.
It has a population of nearly 10000 600
Inhabitants and the assessed valuation
of taxable properties within its borders
exceeds $4,000 100000. During the fis-
cal year ended October /. 1921, ordinary
revenues greatly exceeded $20,Oo0.00o.
The PROVINCES total funded deW, In
ciuding that portion which may have
been purchased through treasury opera
tions. amounts u about S207 100000. OF
which amount approximately S126.OOO.-
600 is invested in revenue producing en-
terprises.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
AJAX RUBBER MAKES REPORT.
S1O1,53G Net Profit, or ~ Cents
"a Share, In SIX Months.

The Ajax Rubber Company for the
first six months of 1922 reports net prof
its of Si91.53 after taxes. depreciation
and interest charges, equal TO 40 cents a
share on the $500 shares of no par
value stock outstanding. Net sales for
the period were ;5,447. lS9, operating ex-
penses s5.l3l.969 and interest charges
s1T6,953. while other income totaled
So, e55.
Current liabilities included $4,000 In
notes payable, S34l 914 in accounts pay
able and $l20,5e6 in accrued liabilities,
while current assets included s6O3255 in
cash. s3.21l 40 in receivables and s2,S75,
26l In inventories.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Average Bond Prices
Tuesday, October
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Bond prices again pointed upward
yesterday, but advances In the great
majority OF cases were confined to frac-
tions. The influence OF strong stock
market and a better tone to news re-
garding the Turkish situation probably
were the principal factors contributing
to the rise, which was led largely by
railroad issues. St. Louis-San Francisco
adjustment 6s, Chicago and Alton re-
funding 3s, Norfolk and Western con-
vertibie 6s and Baltimore and Ohio 31as
were in fairly good demand. fractions
were quiet and firm. On the whole the
Industrial list was fractionally higher.
United States Government obligation.
were narrow and steady in undertone
while foreign bonds lacked significant
change of any kind. The days total
sales were S11.354,000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
GAS ISSUE OFFERED
AT $50 P. G. YIELD
S2,OOO,0OO Southern Cali.
fOrnia ) 1-2s Secured by
Mortgage and Bonds.

Another public utility issue-s2. 900. 900
SOUTHERN California Gas Company first
and refunding mortgage So per cent,
series "B.' gold bonds-will be put on
the market to-day at sSh and interest,
70 yield about $50 per cent. by Blyth,
Witter & Co. The bonds are due Sep
tember ], 1852. and are secured by a
direct mortgage on all the property OF
the company. The issue further is So
cured by a depositswith the trustee of
S2,0o0,000 first mortgage per cent.
gold bonds, due November 1, 1850.
The Southern California Gas Company
supplies three counties in southern Cal
ifornia with natural and artificial gas
The population OF the territory served
rs in excess of 100000.
Net earnings of the company for the
twelve months ended August 81. 1922
from all sources were sos times the
bond interest.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
PRODUCE.

81 pea, Michigan. s6.5Oae.15: pea. Rumanis,
taaS.25; medium, Rumania. 81; small white.
California, S7aT.50; Lady Washington, Cali.
fornia, sTaT50 red kidney. 1921. 81. Inn
perial. $3.50; white kidney. seaa -.
Bt TTFR- Creamery. higher than extras.
ifl5a45c.. extras, 81 score. sc; tlrsts. 3ea
43c seconds, 33sa5Jc. lower grades 32a
50 score, 36a36hc.. ss score. 35i-a35ac sS
10 ~ score. 34a35c uusalted. higher than
extras, 45isa46nc extras, ~ score, 4t}1a
iic firsts 31af3isc. seconds. 34isa3fc .
lower grades. 33a34c. state. dairy tubs,
finest l2a43c. good 20 prime. 3saIic.; COM
mon 10 fair. 30aaTc. ladies, current make,
extras sias2c.i firsts, enagatSc.; seconds
2sa2Skc lower grades. 2Ga27kc.. packing
stock. current make. No. T. 2sikc. No. 2,
27isc. lower grades, 2js27c.
CHEESE New York state flats. June spe.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04

c,.ts oaikaa5c.: average run. 23isa24c. New
vary state flats fresh specials, 2fiaa25c. {,
average run. 24c.. twins. fresh white spe-
riais g4c wisconsin double daisies, 23a
23ikc: single daisies -3'za-sc. young
Americas. 23'sa2fc.
TGGs-Frcsh gathered. extras. doz.. asa
SOC extra firsts. G3aiGc. firsts, 3saf2c. !.
seconds and poorer. 20a3Gc trade eggs, 2ta
27c.; dirtles. 40. /. 23s26c.: No. and
poorer. 2Oa2fc. checks. poor 20 choice. dry.
ipa23c. refrigerator. extra firsts, charges
paid 10 expiring dates. 5ia32c. firsts. 2s4a
3or seconds ana poorer, .3a2sc.. checks,
local Gambling isa2Oc. refrigerator whites,
nea rby 3ga4tc.. Pacific coast. ga flc.. other
Western 2Oa25c. fresh New Jersey hennery
whites. uncandled extras, 'os'1c. nearby
zoe: nearby and nearby Western hennery
whites average extras g6aT0c.: extra firsts
g2assc firsts. 5jH6oc nearby gathered
whites, nrsts 10 extra flrsts. 55aG3c. under
cinc coast whites. extras. 6Ja66c. extra
frsts GOaGfc. firs's. aia5Sc. mediums,
4sa5Gc. puiets. iOaf3c other Western and
Southern gathered whites i2a55r. nearby
FRUITS. FRESH Apples, new Southern
essEe' 'Ss, ,a.Ss, jSsS i5Sasi A. state e. as
bbl s2a5 So California. boxes. si.Sia
32a. Washington. si.Tdai grapes. uprlver
crate Si25si 30, basket, s. 0lai -, pears
bOl. ST s0aa. basket. 81 .50s2.75 qulnces
hushei 81 iOa2 bbl S5aG. peaches, state
bushei. T5c aSi.75. plums. state. 10. basket.
20a35c bushel basket. I5c es2 p .prunes.
20 10. basket. 6Oc .aSi cranberries half bbl..
sfa550: bbL toaiO. oranges. California
boz. s2ai3 FLORIDA 81 7Sa4so. frsps fruit.
Isle Of Pines. boz. t3ai25. Porto Rico.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Cuban Rail Loan Reported.

Reports have 1t that the Cuba North
ern Railroad (Ferrocarrilles del Norte
de Cuba) has negotiations under way
with local banking interests for a $10.-
100000 or $15.000.00O loan. At present
the company has outstanding S5,673,00G
in bonds, S1.000,000 of per cent. pre-.
ferred stock and s14,000.000 of com
mon stock. The corporation owns about
200 miles of railroad in CamagueJ
province. Cuba.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
New Per Cent. Rail bonds.

Authority has been granted TO the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis Rail-
way Company by the Interstate Com
merce Commission TO issue not exceeding
s747.000 of first consolidated mortgage
per cent. gold bonds. which arc
not to be sold at less than rs
per cent. Of par and accrued interest.
Proceeds are to be used to pay off
maturing indebtedness OF like nature.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Cortland school Bonds.

William X. Compton Company and
Pyne. Kendall & Hollister are offering
an issue of 1886. 900 of ~ per cent di-
rect obligation school bonds of the city
OF Cortland. ~ Y. The bonds arc
dated October /. 1922. and are due scri-
ally In various maturitles to 1912 The
Yields range between 4 and 40 per
cent
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
To Oner Gas and Electric Issue.

Definite announcement has been made
that Bonbright & Co., Inc, and the Elec-
trio Bond and Share Company are form.
ing a syndicate which will offer $780,
600 of per cent. gold debentures
(American seTies). due May /. 2014. OF
the American Gas and Electric Com.
pany. at par and interest. Proceeds
from the sale of the bonds will be used
for the acquisition of additional proper.
ties and other corporate purposes.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04

Am Ag Chez
71La l0ll
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Virginia Railway and Power SIS.

An issue of S1,250.000 Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company (Norfolk and
Portsmouth Traction Company per
cent. first mortgage sinking fund bonds
is being offered by Bodget & Co. and
Stone & Webster at 93 and interest to
yield about 5A per cent. The bonds
are dated May 10. 1906. and mature
June ], 1886. They are legal investment
for savings banks in Rhode Island. New
Hampshire and Vermont.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Delaware Road Issue

Graham. Parsons & CO. and the w. r.
Compton Company bid successfully for
the Issue of s140.O00 OF "A per cent.
highway bonds OF Newcastle county,
Delaware. They paid "A premium Of
STATS. or a price of IOi.056. The bonds
will be offered this morning on a. per
cent. basis
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
MIDvALE STEEL REFLECTIONS

Directors of the Midvale Steel and
Ordnance Company were reelected yes
terday at the annual meeting. Shares
represented totalled 1,125.114, 1,093,S10
by proxy and 31.2Oi in person
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Brier Hill Steel Bonds Sold.

Applications in excess of the amount
of bonds available have been received for
the s10,000.000 issue of the Brier Hill
Steel Company 51as offered yesterday
morning. and books have been closed.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Ohio Power Book. Close.

Subscription books have been closed
on the new issue OF S6,132.000 Ohio
Power Company first and refunding
mortgage per cent. gold bonds. and
there will be no allotment on excess
subscriptions
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Kresge to Redeem Notes.

The S. S. kresge Company will re.
deem all it's outstanding Z per cent. gold
serial notes due January 1, 1923. to Jan
uary /. 1925.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
DOM
New York City
AAa MAY II
Ajax Rubber
Sa fl9t

ATaN NOIu AIIH
deb Il 6s 26
N lIL
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Municipal Bonds
Exempt from, oil Federal Income Taxes

For specialized Municipal Bonds other
the Trust Funds
Banks Institutions and Investors whom exemption either
We consideration the fdowing carefully selected
list Of Municipal Bonds yielding from 40 to 51o%
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Oct. 3.--Priccs were firm on the
Stock Exchange to-day. Quotations were as
follows:
Bar silver, 35 lid per ounce
Bar gold, 93s. I'd.
Money, IL per cent.
Discount rates--Snort bills, 2i3-16n2h per
cent: three months bills 2I2n2 9-16 per cent.
~ per cent. consols. 56k.
British per cent. loan, O0E.
British AZ per cent. loan, y6A.
DE Beers. 1iM.
Rand Mines, .ss.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04

PARIS, Oct. 3.-Prices were firmer on the
Dourse to-day. Quotations were as follows:
Three per cent. rentes. 59f. 1Jc.
Exchange on London, 5Sf.
Five per cent. loan. 76f. 95c.
United States dollar, 13f. 2lc.
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Am Sugar
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Am Tel & Tei
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o. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.
RAW SUGAR FUTURES.

Acceptable IN payment OF Federal taxes on
Q dates OF maturity.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04

Rate tuHy
100000 Town NY, Union Free MOL "A 1925 81 400
Dist AZ 1924 81 40400
Chicago Sanitary District a 1928 405
10000 City Of Wilmington Delaware ~ 1895 40
100000 City Of Portland Oregon Gold AZ 1925 40
City Of Columbus Ohio, Street Imp So 1926 81 420
City Of Akron Ohio, Street Imp S 1924 42O
Renvile Co, Mimi, Ditch AZ 1928 AZ 4.40430
10000 Portsmouth, Va, School s 1852 ABS
10000 Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, Road Imp 81 l925Z 4s0
100000 Charleston Co, c, Road and Bridge 1887 460
Alexandria, La, Direct Oblg S 19z4-52 470460
$4,000 Polk Co., Tenn, School 1927-46 470
Saniac Co., Mich. Road 6 1924 81 ATS 40
Johnson City Street Imp So 1923 AZ $40 490
$4,000 Rockingham N C. S4 1922 $40
of depostng
Detailed dinform Ube furnished upon
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
UNITED STATES rRE-wAR BONDS.

Bid. ASK.
+ I Is. IS. " 90
DofC IS '6J ps 100
sIIw 4s. ~ 4.35 4.2U
'P II Is, '39.4.35 40
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Inuestor and Bond Trader

All firms whose advertisements appear the columns The
Herald will furnish request description Of Bonds advertised They
will submit suggestions individual investment requirements
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-26
Lucky He Was a Week Late.

A New Highlander tells of an Incl.
dent of his trip to a western state, on
which occasion he came TO good sized
river which he had to cross by ferry
Ia, large scow with rough deck,
which had some poles dashed along the
far side to prevent the coach and
horses from going overheard when
persons embarked.
There was high bank on the side
of the river. The boat was made fast
underneath, il, but there was no way
down nor any wharf.
The driver of the conveyance where.
in the New Highlander was a passenger
was tall hard-looking person. He
gave the New England man little time
to reflect upon the situation, but drove
straight up to the edge Of the bank,
hauled in his leaders alongside of the
wheelers and shouted, "Set fast.
gentsl"
The ground gave way and down the
passengers went with a tremendous
clatter and crash--earth, coach, horses,
passengers and alton the deck of the
crazy craft
They rolled and swung about alarm
ingly for few minutes, the driver
holding on tight by the horses. till at
length the boat became more tran
quill. Then he quietly remarked:
well, gents. ! guess we have done il
this time. Last week we went over.
and there were three men drowned."-
Public ledger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-26
STATE HOUSE NOTES.

| Distribution Of pheasants by the
state is finished for this year, and the
results are looked upon as successful
| by the state fish and game commission
| err. About 1900 have been liberated
on the grounds Of persons or organiza-
tons which obtained the birds from
the state farm at st. Adams, and
about the same number have been
Matched outside the farm. Reports
have not been received on all the lat
ter as yet, The birds have been dis
| tributed all over the state and have
adapted themselves to their sur
roundings in way that promises well
| for following years. The venture is
successful so far and If sportsmen help
protect the birds and the department
can continue the work another year,
further success is expected. William
Morrill,, who has had charge of the
farm, and has made the whole venture
practically single handed, is graduate
in game farming, which he studied on
the New York state game farm. His
loyalty to the job has meant great
deal to its success.
Fl. II. Bremen OF the state depart
ment Of agriculture was in Stowe
yesterday on milk quality work and
viii 90 to Rutland county the last Of
the week on creamery work. Verne
Jones Of the same department goes to-
morrow TO Benson on creamery work.
H. L. Bailey, state entcmfwypcmfw
seed potato inspector, was int hecity
last night. going to-day to Waitsfield
to inspect seed potato fields for GER
tiication.
The largest large mouth bass ever
heard Of in the state so far as known
by State Fish and Game Commissioner
II. p. Sheldon. was recently taken in
the vicinity Of Lake Bomoseen in Rut-
land county The bass weighed IL
IA pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-26
BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cronkhite are
away for an automobile tour Of which
Burlington was one of the detectives.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Blaisdell and their
son. Eugene. are at the Blaisdell farm
in Bakersfield for few days.
George f. Kimball began work Mon
day az manager of the A. 4 p. store.
He held the same position several years
ago. j. j. Dunn, who has managed the
store several months, is relieving other
managers during their vacations and
later will have permanent position
again.
More than 60 was the first days at
tendance at the children's chautauqua.
Mrs. John c. Preston Of Brookline,
n. H., former resident, with two
children, is spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Spooner.
Miss Thelma Bradbury was operated
on recently at hospital in Burlington
for defect in vision. She was accom-
panied by Miss Kate Dart, who last
Monday had her tonsils removed. Both
patients are reported progressing ia
yorably.
DIR. f. A. Edmunds and family OF En-
dicott. n Y, formerly Of this place,
are visiting relatives here and in Pitts
field. DR.. Edmunds is one Of 20 physi-
clans employed by the Endicott John
son company, manufacturers Of shoes.
The Methodist Sunday school gave a
reception lsst evening to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar +. johnson. who were married
recently. Supt. Z. L. Shepard made the
presentation. Mrs. johnson for several
years has been a teacher in the Sunday
school
Mrs. c. w. Southworth and her two
daughters returned to-day from a few
days visit in White River Junction.
Mrs. Barbara Peduzzi Caranchini has
returned from few days visit in Spar
rowbush, n. Y.
A daughter was born July FL in
Trenton, n. j., to Miles and Fannie
BASS Sweeney. The mother is a
daughter Of Z. L. Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. \. Parrott and Rae
Parrott of Montpelier recently visited |
at Guy Wilson's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-26

neral of our late brother, Alex. Maekie.
Wear white gloves and regalia. Per or.
der James Mcleod. chief