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New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Cleveland
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Philadelnhia

sslss Opsn. High. ro-. LAT,
- Alliance las o.. 2iK e7G 49, s5l.
i1s Am Rwys 90. - - II IS
iist Am Stores ...fs5 its iEs isl
iis . Gs'alssr Gsaa s. y -. j.: Hs ns ~ aE
90 d. pf ...i66 100 100 fcS
io1 Ina GO = A.. IS B IS Is
iitJ Brill go, fs G &c &C
ii,i IL I>hisi Lsss s'g R.v " i. .E ~ ,tE ,.S
iit5 Phil r IT,. seq ~ SoL ~
81 = LAT. pf " - -
20 Phil c com ps uG a uE ~
fzt Phiia Eieo -. % ig iii "a
10 Phil Ina Wire 81 81 a. az.
90 Phil Trac .... es cs as fr
iis Uni oss i%S' .sa ssg iss s5g
,lH 90 - ...... g g So 5s
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Union Bnnk Of Canada

The Union Bank Of Canada for tns
year ended November 30 reports r.
sources Of sits.2ls.000, Of which $50.
0i4.O00 represents quick assets; tne
ratio Of qfek assets 70 Liabilities 70
the public WAS 53.le. The banks ~. ns'
profts for the year were Sl,lol'VvV'
being equal 20 14i4 per cent on We We
capital. After setting aside ssVV'vgV9
for contingencies a balance OF tleo,l 70
was placed 20 the credit OF proht ano
loss account, after paying fhe usual ~
ncr cent dividend.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Armour FINANCING

Il Is understood tha, tie sr., l.....
steps IN the Armour 4 "a a,si.i'
VII be taken the first oi h, -..l'i ..l.'izs
nationwide syndicate ms,sr.t - Y. a
Soutinental and Commsrasl s..sy,..'' y 'ls
C'.oIpofation Of Chicago. cins Si,..,s' S...,'
yes Corporation ofNeF Y.r. =. 49,. 81.
q 70 OF Nev York, is bslrl .r,.-i.., 80,
% distribute Ss0.0OO,O0O Are, 4 3.
fcrrcd stock. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
British Mills Close for Week

MANCHESTER. Dec. 2s.-Ths main.
ity Of the Lancashire cotton nilli III
remain closed al nsKt week iasni
Of the Industry that brighter prospects
orders is UNDERWOOD 70 Be the asR q
the elongated vacation.
A prominent manufacture pN o.
day, however, that Il vas tks t.sl.-,
OF the Industry that bringag pfaesl
for Lancashire we're Just sktii
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Cement Prices Reduced

CHICAGO, Dec. GA tns r,ils'
tion on cement was anrourtsi i,-tay
by the Universal Portland Cs1E.
Company, effective as Of Dsesnesr q
The decrease is IS cents bard frz
the Chicago plant and 10 esnii "
rel from the Pit,sbargh and Dal1
plants. The new price is fi.Io -
rel a. the Chicago plant
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Houston, Fible Rccei,ersbip
Must Continue Until Hear;,.

KANSAS CITY, 30, Dec. 2o-r.
present receiyership Of Houston. PiL.
q Co. brokefi, will be continued url
such time a. the creditors and temo.
Taify receiver come into court for a
other heari9g, according 70 a deei,Iz,
to-day bp Judge Arba 5. Van Vsli~.
0urzh al hearln0 In the Federal Con-
on the temporary receiyerihlD.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Sugar and Coffee
Raw sugar Tutnrcs

The market for fog-r fu,ures ogsnea
ureharEef 20 point lover ana later
frraed up on rather o~tiVe covering ~
tr.da ard Wall street Interests for over
~. r,tnlne hoildavs The street market
vas s,rm In tone and Indications seemed
10 be iha. q fairly good demand around
rrcsent prices TO- prompt sugar might
o. met with ear.y tho coming wtea. fl-
saiss estimated ~ 10000 tons
The range o. prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Advances Clothing Prices

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s-1ke House q
Kuppcnheimer, second largest nii,'
facturcr Of mems clothing n ~.
country, to-day announced advances 2.
from 81 20 $3.50 q garment N iht li'f,,
OF 80 lot numbers. Increasing cosl =.
woolens makes IL necessary fof "a .
announce the following pries ee,1Il,'
effective az once" the arm efp'aiss-.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Tire Prices Increased

I'D, United States Rubber Cour,.,
will advance prices Of pneunatlc er.
ings and tubes a. sold a. retail b. a
70 l2l3 per cent, effective Jargary Z 1
was learned yesterday l. ls grlg.
stood that the B. z. Goodrich Comrsr
also IS about 10 announce inereaas
The announcement By the Urt,
States Rubber Company laid 70 rss. n.
ports that the large concerns were ,,,.
pairing 90 "pineh OUT the sual re
dgcers OF automobile tires A policy 4
easier competition was the iai,fi,c,
drawn In New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Stocks tx Dividend
Spring Fur Sale I'm 81. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2e.-Dehnite an
nouncement was made this morning by
the Fur Merchants Sales Company, Of
this city. which recently cancelled its
mid-winter auctions, that il would hold
spriag sale on April 30 and days
following. The announcement sets NJ
rest rumors that the company would
cancel It's spring sale also.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
New York Metal Market

Tin wat stoody, with straits quotea
at 8s.97BM39. Straits snipmeeinttlt' eitl
3s.B0d 39.t5c; standard, a5e, and vvr,'
81 .75c asked. Copper qulet. stane,
ard Fnot. December and January -
niA37hc. and clecirolytic snot s-
Esst 81 Louis spot. 6.9O@T05c. Zine
81. Louis spot. 6.90d Lobe
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Foreign Bonds
Sec Higher Cotton Yarn Prices

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2s.--That cot
ton yarn prices will continue 20 ad-
vance during the FIRST quarter Of 1928
Is the prevailing opinion in this mar
ket II represents the belief even Of
those factors who arc eonservatively
inclined. The more bullish believe
that the period Of higher prices will
continue through next June.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30

Southern spot Markets -- Galveston
steady AZ gs.4sc. Gales. i.T09 baifs. New
Orleans quiet ~ 90 Soc: taias III bales
Savannah steady 80 2tk0c. sales. .is
bales Norfolk steady a. $3.50. sales,
es4 bales Augusta steady 81 s6Ai HaicT,
IL bales Memphis frm 20 1s.1ic. sales
1900 baitA houston steady ~ 2s.f5cs
sai.s e.6ig balcs Little Rock steady AZ
as6ec; ssies 40 ba.rs. Dallas steady ~
IS soo: sale0. 7if1 baisr Montgomery
firm a CSC. EsieA MI. Fort Worth steady
Al sgECC. sales. 1g2 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Cotton Statistics
Liverpool Cable

Liverpool Cables-spot cotton fair. de-
unnd al IS polntn decline. middlirg.
1874. safes f,eo0 baleg, American, @,eQe
bsles Tendera new docket. i.fQ0 balos.
Impofta 1900 bales. American. Loco
bales Futures were due ! Go points
hiFhes: they opened qulet a. 20 points
decline and closed steady az 20 points
adyanrs closing prices; January, iAf2di
March. ilsld. Nay lf.tfdi JulY. lt4fd
Oetohsr. i1s4d. Manchester. yarns ana
cloths quiet. The 1850 .. m. Bios caelea
TO Liverpool follow. January, stseVcs
March. sS5sc: May. .s.Tie; July, 2s.tie;
nrfflar el4Er
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Markets in Other Cities

szisr. oper. High. Low. Lsst
40 90 pf A .... s6i5 e7b aeH fl-
50 Nss Ne, Isy s. .ss..: -: y IN H. ~.
go Seu Leather. 81 81
e PrR9s'a Prals sussF.. :.. ;sa ,ss is4 tsa
IS sinns Nag. =.
110 Torrington o.. a. az As f1A
200 uni Twist .... g.. ., =. g.
:065 Uni Shoe ..... t1E as ~. as
ssSr q : s,s.i.........l5ss isi4 issE ioiG
ii:s s.s WsiG1ri xf95asi .... ..... ss. ns ~ i.H
zoo wa.thsm c;fs.
70 90 pf 49,. ~, ia y
500 Wick Wire o.. 10 ie1. 70 lvA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
FeFe Nerqaelts

balance after tax. "a h,
Net 0pcr income.... me-. "a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Cotton-eed Oh

Tho market for cottonseed OF eSpsri.
e-csd a. carly decline - II 20 - poinm
unasr ilquldatlon Tor over The holiday and
al svrniag-up Of accounts Tor tho year
erd The heAvinsss Ia lard was also
factor. but, on the whole. there was Hot
Ersat deal o. prfhsurr end lsie IN tnr aet
sserFsf reFainsd paTt OF the losses anl
closed Al % p0ints net lover. Iotal
sales for the day were 1880 bar. -.
renders on January e9atFsets were -'s''
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30

offo, sweets. Jsrssy, bashst, 0hi..'
fastsfn shore barrel 7te vF..yi =, "a p.
wafe snd Maryland. basket, ,s,,soiH ssni,.'
sana Virginia. barrel tl.s1JFAfef A"''f'
! 1oufsir "a barrel tfh0.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Miscellaneous Markets
New York State Bonds

Issued IN coupon ard regit'tr,1 w..
nof interchangeable Coupon oeaai W
tsratie
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
cHANGE on rARTNERsHP

C-HASors ~ PARTNERSHIP
s-esfes IL hsrsfT given ftaf. enccfire lar.
rarr tu. 1879. Az Hsyarf pom'rics aii
ctrss - ~ q Eeucffi farlner iE t1i1 frrls
erf wfu boone q NJ vial T1flrff tnetlf
fanusrg lsf. 1914 NJ frcdrficS Wilcer
Bsiispy sin - az nilisd 70 general part
nosr ucx 4 DoauSfcK.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Montreal
Toronto

hierdon Pulp 4 Paper cid CON-. &
60 htN clin .ss.sss............ 15c -
co lew pf............. 81
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
r.ds,,, land BsnL Bsnds
49,. c,o.L lad Rank Bendi

Joint STOCK lA"' Sis ln ia
Joint stock Land Bsnk IA ~
S., iesi-ie3t 1870, 81" X
Joint Stock Land banA .,,a tt,9 AZ
5hs issi-is1i ........ .is'" -
Joint Stock Land bsnk ,.t ttt4 a
So. Isgs.is3t ....s.s.s -
Chicago Joint stock L5N 80 fsfL u
Bank TIE. issi-isli. .iv'D
Chicago Jcint stock Lalo ..t tfou u
Bank o.. is3T-iffo, o.. ~ 80.
Chicago Joint stock Land 80 tttt ~
Bank g. is5i-ig3i ...s ivan
Chicago Joint stock Land 80. tsfs ~
Bank Sc. isS2-is39 ...,ls-' -
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
aIRTTTID SATr,NAL RANK
ETE1 AKTV - ggUn II

NV Yoik. Dvc 20. ift1.
Tha Bsart of Direct 0rf have this cay
Ase.ared a quarterly dividend ~ ~ and
Al sTtrs dividend Of t-t. upou the capital
otsek % this bank, = yabie tree 81 CITY
49, st,ss fsr on ana sftsr Dec. 80. igza,
10 ftocf holders of sri a. the Clcss q
bnaInsss Dec. 10. i1ss
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Independent Oils
FINANCIAL

Henry J. IEARE. Auct,oneer.
RFNT-IAR AUCTION BALE
STOCKS AND BONDn
- ApeIaN nj NVTIFR a son.
oFYTCE. IS WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1873,
II 1880 o'clock, NJ the
EXCHANGE SALEsROOMh.
nos IL AND 40 NEsEH STREET.
Dor account q vhorn u may c'noofhi
it0 shE Numa Pictures CORN,
700 aha Numa Pictures Corpn.
a tco H0osac Lumber Mllla Scrpn- ~
MtE. -. Bonds. 1922.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-22
October %, 1922

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
/ TROUBLED WITH
|R|NGWORM YEARS
On Face. Itched Badly.
Clticura Healed.

|" For several Year, ! WAS troubled
with ringwcrms on my face. They
itched badly and It times were very
red. The skin around them was In.
famed. Myface looked fierce. ! trasd
different remedies but none Of them
helped me. read m advertisement
for cuticura Soap and Ointment and
sent for q free sample which helped
me. thought more and in one month
was completely healed, after using
four cakes Of Cutieura Soap and three
boxes Of Ointrnnnt." lSignedl Miss
Emma Gubisch. 324 Elm St., Mers
iden. Conn. Sept. -. 1921.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for all toilet purposes.
ss.p,s Each Frss b Nall. Address: .ustic.rs Lab
eretortss Dent II, Nal1sn -, hAss Sole every
where Sonp We Ointment y and boc. Tsleom nc.
cuticura SOFAS slaves without mag.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
PATTERSON NOW
EATS Anything
AND FEELS fine
Declares His Long Stand
ing Stomach Trouble
Was Entirely Overcome
BY Taking Tanlac and He
Has Gained Eight Pounds


my daughter used to tell our
friends that | couldn't eat but now the
she cells them ! eat anything was
the characteristic statement of Z. "
Patterson Of Putney, vt.
"For two years my stomach trou-
bled me terribly and ! was in dis
tress nearly all the time. Indigestion,
bloating and palpitation of the heart
made life miserable for me. got 80
weak would be played out by dinner
time and had to lie down before UNI
dertaking my afternoon work
"Seven bottles Of Tanlac have put
me in the best Of health. Everything
in the way Of food agrees with me and
II have picked up eight pounds in
weight. ] used to be. troubled with
rheumatism but that is all gone too.
Tanlac is the one medicine that / am
glad to endorse. !"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
RISKED LIFE
TOSAVE BOY
David ]. Oliver Of New
York Fire Department
Was Successful
WITH THE AID OF
ANOTHER MAN
Boy Had Fallen in Narrow
Hole While Fleeing From
Fire

New York. June 1.-TWO firemen =
one acting battalion chief and his
chauffeur--to day made one OF the
most daring rescues in the history OF a
department filled with deeds OF hero
ism.
Michael Cramer, aged five, IN fieeing
with his parents from a blaze IN
lower west side tenement, had toppled
from narrow plank which had been
placed over five foot chasm between
the roofs Of two buildings and fallen
into the sswells formed by the walls OF
the structures.
David j. Oliver. the acting battalion
chief. heard the lads means. Selling
rickety ladder found on the roof, ne
ordered his driver, William A. Frazer,
to hold It and lower him into the
"well,n which was belching smoke,
Frazer braced himself against the cop
ing while his superior, heavy man,
swayed and CROPPED in the darkness
The ladder, 20 feet long, was MT
quite long enough and Oliver had to
cling to the lower run by one hand.
Water meanwhile was filing the
s'weli,o but finally Oliver grasped tnc
unconscious boy and held him, While
Frazer, with show of almost super
human strength, slowly dragged both
up to the roof.
The boy was rushed to a hospitaf IN
serious condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
CATHOLICS FLEE
FROM BELFAST
Fearing For Their Lives in
Present Reign of
Terror
COMPARATIVE QUIET
RULED THERE TO-DAY
After 4 "a Hours Orgy of
Shooting, Incendiarism
and Looting

Belfast, June 2. (By the Associated
Press After a 24hours orgy o.
shooting, incendiarism and looting, the
city enjoyed a comparatively quiet
night although sniping continued in
the Mill Field area and woman was
severely wounded.
Many Catholics are reported to have
left Belfast, fearing for their lives.
The British destroyer Warwick
hailed two vessels bound for London
derry and warned them not to stoT
anywhere unless so ordered by war.
ships. 1t is reported that the provision
al government in Dublin is contestine
Great Britain's right to search ships
in these waters
There is no confirmation from other
sources Of last nights central news
dispatch reporting fighting between
republican troops and special Ulster
constables along mile front on the
Louth border. Seven lorry loads Of
British troops were said TO have been
rushed to the scene from Newry.
When gang forced the door OF q
doctors residence in the southern
side Of the city they were told by the
servant, Susan Mccormick. that hs
was not at home. Thereupon they
poured can of petrol over her and set
her clothing afire.
She ran screaming into the street
where neighbors extinguished the
flames. but not before she had been
severely burned She was taken to q
hospital in serious condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
RANDOLPH CENTER

Mr.. Stone has moved from Barre a
the Albin farm.
School on Hebard hin closed this
week with picnic.
Pearl Race is elerking for G. B
Prescott.
RoyGilman had the misfortune to lose
the end of one finger, while operating
potato planter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooley are
at their summer home here. after
pass the winter in Middlebury.
G. G. Fullam. who lives just over the
line in Brookfield, had a two-year-old
colt badly shocked By lightning and
also had nice dsy.old colt die.
The last block men are still doing a
big business. A portion Of the blocks
are being hauled to South Royalton by
trucks.
The Star Grange association is
planning to have field day this sum.
mer and fair and corn show in the
fall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
SOUTH ROYALTON

Mrs. Archie Goodale and Mrs. 9, ID
Hood wep0 in Randolph the first o.
last week.
The ladies of the VI. E. church served
supper at the church parlors on
Wednesday evening, which was wei
attended.
Miss Margaret Coutermarsh Of
White River junction, who had been
spending a short vacation at her home
here, returned home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Tarbell. A. y
Whitman and Miss Rosetta Flint were
in Tunbridge recently, going IN tne
Tarbell auto.
The grades of the South Royaltor
school and the rural schools Of Royal
ton and Tunbridge, most of them com
ing by auto. met at Knights Opera
house last Thursday, where they dlt
their banking for the school savings
department of the First National bank
Of White River Junction. after which
thew we're entertained by moving pic
lures from Randolph through the cour'
tesy Of the First National bank OH
Gals and by music by Mr.. Gilbertsor
of the South Royalton house, whief
was much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Archie Goodale was In Lebanon
n. H., Friday, going in her car.
Clement Ladd Of Barre arrived Al
his home here Saturday, where IN
spent the Memorial day recess, return
| ing TO Barre Wednesday.
Memorial Sunday was observed mere
by union service at the Congrega
tional church, Rev. r. A. Fowles giving
the memorial sermon and appropriate
music was rendered by members o.
both choirs.
Miss Dorothy Laid spent the last q
the week with her brother, Frederick
in Sharon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. L. Patch. wife and
daughter, Thelma. and friend from
Randolph were visitors at +. A. Flint-
Sunday.
A. G. Whitman was in Woodstock
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Southgate Of Bos-
ton have been recent guests Of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. South.
gate.
Misses Rosetta Flint and Beatrice
Coutermarsh were in Bethel Monday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
East Calais Wins from Adamant, 30
Silver Pitches Great Game.

East Calais, June Through the
great pitching by Silver, East Calais
won its fourth game last Saturday
when il defeated Adamant on the
latter's home grounds. Silver had y
strikeants to his credit.
Mcdonald, who pitched for Adamant
also pitched good bali and struck out
lG. Adamant made al her runs cx-
cept one on errors by the infeld, max
ing only six scattered hits, while East
Calais made IL of Of Mcdonald. Bald
win and Robinson did the hitting for
Adamant with two hits each. For East
Calais the honors were about even
nearly everyone making at least one.
Adamant comes to East Calais next
Saturday, June g. Don't miss this one,
a. they are coming for revenge and its
sure TO We a fast one. Brown. who
was injured in the Marshfield game,
will be back in the lineup again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02

Philadelphia Brooklyn, rain,
Boston 2, New York 0.
Cincinnati 9, Chicago |.
st. Louis 5, Pittsburg 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
BROOKFIELD

The community was shocked and
saddened when they heard Monday
forenoon Of the death Of Carl G. Stone
which occurred at the Randolph sana-
forum. where he went a week age
Sunday for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Ralph spent Sun
day in Barre with thier son, N. O
Ralph. and family. Their granddaugh.
ter, little Miss Norma Ralph, returned
home with them for a few days visit
Fred Stone Of Barre was at the home
of his brother, @. G. Stone, Friday to
assist the neighbors in their work
there.
The Brookfeld social library will
hold its l30th annual meeting at the
library room Wednesday, June 7. al
D. m. II is especially desired that the
officers be present.
George Ii. WILDER, who has been al
the Randolph sanatorium, where hs
underwent serious operation, came
home Sunday and is as comfortable as
could be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. w s. Allis Of Nor
wich,. Conn, came Saturday for a few
weeks stay at their cottage. Hill
crest"
Fifteen wen from here TO Williams.
town last week Wednesday to attend
the Orange County association confer,
ence
The friends Of Mrs. 4. A. Gaylord
are saddened to hear of her continued
poor health at the home Of her sister
Mrs. Lillian Dyer, in Randolph.
Rev. J. S. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. II
w. Hyde. Mrs Isabel Amidon. Mrs
Adell Fisk and Mrs. S. T.. Follansbee
went to Mortified Sunday afternoon
to attend the exercises Of the Tooth
anniversary Of the Norshfseld Con.
gregational church. All enjoyed the
meeting very much'
Mrs. Clementine Parker. who recent
ly came from Omaha. Neb.. is house.
keeper for f. A. Gaylord during the
absence Of Mrs. Gaylord in Randolph
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Haggett have
bought Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Beebe's
farm and have tahen possession. Mr.
and Mrs. Beebe are to reside with the
Haggetts. This place is known as the
&c. NJ Upham farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cover Of
STAFFORD were Sunday guests of her
mother Mrs Eva Foss, also Mr.. VOL
colt and Nr. Reynolds of Burlington
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Foss. She
also recently entertained Mr.. and Mrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02

in the midweek hereafter, probably on
Tuesday evening at 7:45.
The woman's association omitted
its meeting this week
Next week is children's week. Every
pa rent should be at church on SUN
dav. June 4. Thursday, June 5, comes
the children's party at the church,
with dinner at noon, followed by a
program and exhibition Of the babies
and forming Of the cradle roll. Every
one is invited, but especially the moth
ers and younger children. Sunday,
June II, il childrens Sunday, when
the children give program called
@The Lords Prayer Give the chill
dreri a chance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
American League Standing.
WOODBURY.

Edison York of East Montpelier was
recent guest Of his sister, Mrs. W. {
Peck
Vivian Atkinson was home over the
week end from her school in Barre.
Mrs. Sidney Weeks and children OF
Webstervillc. were ver-Sunday visit
ors Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Atkinson.
Rev Mr.. Rogers returned Friday
from Today visit in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Burnham and
son, Harry, Of Bristol were brief call.
efs Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. s. Benjamin.
Mrs. Leila Ferris returned Friday
from a visit with relatives in Adamant
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cutler Of Plain
field passed the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll CIines at their camp at
Greenwood lake.
Mildred Ainsworth was home Tues
day from her work in Hardwick.
! Mrs. Harry Holt of Barre is spend
ing few days with her mother, Mrs.
Anna Carr
H. +. Weber, ". A Ainsworth and
John Morse were home Sunday from
their work in Groton.
Gardner Celiey returned Tuesday to
his work Ia Dummerston. Mrs. Celley
returned with him
G. A. Hatch was business visitor
in Barre saturday
w. w. Thomas of Leominster, Mass,
was guest last week of his brother
w. b. Thomas, and family.
/ Miss Frances brennan of Burlington
was Sunday visitor Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs r. y. brennan.
Mrs Thompson Of Burlington was q
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r
brennan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nye of North
Montpelier were in town Saturday.