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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
DONNELLY-MlTCHELL GO
Territorial Tilt for Chestnut arena
Wind-Up

4 territorial lightweight tilt between
RAJ Mitchell. Of South I'hi!adeipM'a'
nri johnny Donnclly, Of West rmIia
deIphiu, has been rlinched by Wins
Rrirt for the wini-Uu at the Chestnut
Stree, Arena urNt Wednesday night
Doru,Hy rcr"Hl,Y came on from
l'atorr"wr, Pa, and h" has b"ronc Il
Puil,dripiia Vutrr.
Tolnny SA"arn. tt stable iiatr -.
Du4urIly. viii uplrHr N tlr Hclh'
n.ainS, NlfrAry NnrtrlI. the fighting
waiter. Shcarll and DonncIly both b.
long 70 the Shanuhuu Catholic tiuD.
Six round prcims will be: Johnny
Reno VS.. Johnny Ketchell, Tommy
Quinn W. Russell Thompson and Gary
Walker cs. Hap Burns are other mum
bere.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
belmont Easy for Dundee

s"'u5,' ,;'a' r",jn."ut Of Mmnn;t',, ",
-. I've. Iuurd h,tlIn at ti.' I&ir5 Sr,r ..,,
.. Hy. OF. I'Yrlrm "utu",r.'i .iU'H. * ID,
., II. -" -. Louis. ia tel. rnIn,i~. r,, III.
.r, g En- Sos work.. "0a ,wa',I.d tn"
l,'n,"'> ,t'pinIuu over Patsy Fmntsu,i g.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15

last atliliation rs brighton. Ro'hcrham.
On November -. rs j. II. Burton. he
signed with Falcu +. G.. of Ilolvokp.
Mass. and said he hailed from Shcf.
field. England. and played for Valgary.
llillhursi. Canada.
Ey this time. however, L. :. I. A.
officials were on his trail. and his stay
III IIoly"iH wnS abbreviated and he got
away only with small advance in
cash. He is believed To hav" headed
for CHnadH. Managers in the dominion
and throughout the United States have
been warned against his operations.
"Burtnn "--if that is his namc
stands about live feet nine inches high
and weighs about l~J pounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
Mast virainia Approves Officials

Morganto~n. ". Va, Dts - West VI
tsst n izht that they had apDrovcd the sole.
lion OF Walter Ecksrsn!l: ot Ghicsso. and
Of The four West virsi.ls .Gon2asa football
eams a, san Diego. Calf on Christmas
bay. Tho two other onieis!s are TO be
named later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
DRAW ANNOUNCED IN
NATIONAL CUPSOCCER
Saturdays List
of Soccer Contest.
1NTERCOLLEGIATE I,EArt.r
Lafayette VS.. Lchigh at Easfo,,
CRICKET LEhGI,E

Lafayette vs.. Lohigh at Easfon
CRICKET LEAGUE
First Division
,,,rt.d Meriom iirst W. Philadelphia White, 4,
=, Moores,own W. Philadelphia Red, :,
Germantown vg Merton Srrn-s . -
mantown. at utt.
CRICKET CLUB LEAGUE
Second Division
ponnsylvinia w. Merton ~ Pew,
I.,,i Im1r,0n Vs. fhitadelphia at Haycffaid
princeton w. Moorestown at Moorostcvr
ALLIED LEAGUE
First Division section "Au
West Philadelphia va Wandcrnrs t,.
Ascension ". Wolfendcn.shore. D -,
Eanaaisn Var Veterans vs.. ra,rv,.~
Thiri%,n,,h ;:;iit street and Queen lane" ""'''"'
and Dicliinaon streetR. ''nrsI
Section "n'
,.Hlh"rnians ys. FairhIll, Fourth IN,
>, Iurtan w. Fle!sher. From, stree, ana
Eric avenue. ana
,,T WTifis;n3m.ns i;n,,mnr ;. ya. Palothorp. 7, r, R
- LisRthopse i S;s' rs. 'ifhlr,y-sixth Ward v.,.
street and Erie avenue FROM
St. l,ec vs. Wildwood, STATE ronI an
10 Pau, g. nisston Steel. rorrc.d..
i-NI ltill.ADElPfiA
First Division
Dlnitrk va. Adam. r'fty.ciEhth and ca.
K"nt A. A. v.. Morrcil Mills Clifton
Xutocar ys. Albion. Ardmo,c.
second Division
Stewart tluv Cs. Fast LansdoNnp e,,,y
third street and Cedar a,nnun ''N"
:, lMrA'hw"nl vH. B"mar. siN,y-thtrd and
J, , L"naX vs. Aldon ~, ritty.slxth an,
ThIri n.vi<ion-- Sorthwcst section
k"nsingt"n r"ngi cg@'i"nnl vs. ,rec;l Rb
bon; 3 anI C,'"rti"lI s;r""ts.
F"i'"Hrii!" ~. Corinthians. \ aai lcud.r
81. Martin vs. Eden, Ecrwooi and uar,.
';ermantown vs, c.yusa Hatnes and Nc
NUhon streets.
orlhcast section
T. .. :. Of a. vs.. Mt. risFah. Tulip ar.
Ann streets. "
Stcrlns vs. Rosewood. Fifth ami Yves.
nOreland Strr"tr.
Victor and Farrcn. cgdar a vonuo and Arr
{ cub ys. Langdon 1'if;h and Ncdro
streets.
Ramhler ys. l.ehthousc. rrankforI aveaa
Fourth division Northwest Section
Nu6icam IS; narhan"lia' Ninth store: ara
iishiHoms" Vs. Rnoscv,l,, Front street aaa
,.ir!sn +. {. ". AIbro, wayne, oDpos..o
Ksyst3nc Ss. Adlon, u and TioRa .,reet.
s.rSoi nomhSi nnG Gss NGGs1rs1 roS gg Athletics Mascd
Fourth nivislon-~Nortrcas Section
Cohocksi"k ~. st. leo. Cedar and An
81. ,Tnhn,s W. Victor, urtnotox pnd Al.
non! Flr"Ci'.
pisstou. JrS.. Vs. rayLiiq". Sta.l road and
Lnruh street.
EXHIBITION GALES
Mrr'on Nainhows vs. G"rm'ntown at LA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
WHITE |SFAVOR|TE
TO BEAT MITCHELL
Meeting With Chicago Title Con-
tender Will Be Richie's First
Bout in a Year
BOX AT GARDEN TONIGHT
I:y LOUIS II. JAfFE

1 CHARLEI WHITE i, being priined
y for tn" next lightweight champion
ship bout 10 be decided IN New York.
, and tho Chicagonn probably will take n
step nearer titular tilt with Benny
Leonard after his meeting with Richie
Mitchell ut the Garden tonight. White
end Mitchell are to meet in a scheduled
/ fifteen round setto.
White !s the fnvoriic {" win. and he
should be if only FOR the fact that
Mitchell has not APPEARED in p0bic
competition for more than Il year.
: Richie injured his right hand in bou,
with Ernie Rice. English Lghtw'ight,
Srptclnbcr -. ln2l. losing "n tc"h- :
ui"n knock"ut in III" fourth round at
+ Milwaukee. when the home vi.trN was
unabl" rs continue.
/ Since then Mitchell took Things enS!
until about four months ago. when he
/ started to get hnrl; into condition.
. Ritchic. according to his brother.
Hgcr. Billy. is in good shane. and nc
haa intimatcd that the milwaukee" lad
will upset the dop" hI dropping White,
~ +" did when hc hnuckcd down Leon
ard before the champion finally ru'
Mitchell (" sleep n tn" Garden II
LnuNnry ui 1921.
The" a., boxing t. L." nounds at :
a'c'ocn. tr" l.chtweic'.t Iimit. n,I'
n,ith"r White nor Mitrhci will have
an troub," making thi% aV"irtrr"is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
EDDIE COLLINS WILL
WEAR NY. UNIFORM IN
1923, is BELIEF NOW
T,ro Clubs Quite illing to Complete Deal 1t Being
Simply Question Of Details-Landis Sho"S
NagndteS He Is Boss
ny STONEN NcyI\<
New York. Dec. 10.

''Hiat ' vac
w which wolG Of vital n,r"" "
sid d"vlor"d wh'l THE story was
thc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
Suorts papers nre making = r.ca lnl

SPOTS paPtTs H!T '''"N"'S - T'0 7TT
4 closer bond Letwecn ba,rbali aid
racing. White many men prominent in
ra>chall ar" valuable patrons Of raGng.
and also Will" d"votecs OF racing. ~ q
rIIle. urr untrons Of baseball, there il
really noihng in common between the
tWo forms Of sport. any more than tlcrc
IL between lawn tennis and bear hunt
ing, The two sports Of racing and base /.
hail arc not rivals, They are not allied
nnd never can be, and there IS no reasol,
thcy should be-. Racing is really nj
auxiliary of breeding and military pre-.
ngredness and good farm stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
White Probably King Sackers Before the
Bethlehem Field CLUB VIII
Play at Ne,c York in
Fourth Round See ek
!SHch, ''Confdence' Man
Iic,inising Lead ing
Clubs
T,lIE national soccer championships,

TNlIE national soccer championships,
l. known as the National Challenge
Gun comprtition. annually conducted
by the United States Football Associh-
tion. have reached the round preceding
the divisional semi finals. and of the
originnl entry of 132 leading clubs from
Massachusetts 10 Missouri and from
Norfolk. Nu.. to Kcnoshn. Wis.,. only
seventeen clubs remain undcfeated. and
hul sixteen will qualify for the fourth
round matches which are to be played
December 23. ~ or %.
The only third round game remain
ing {" be contested Is in the Missouri
Southcrr Illinois district where the
Ncspcr BuickH will battle the national
champion S,ullin Steel +. &. on sun
day with Paul Murphy rcfcr"eing.
'rhr st. Louis Soccer League pen
nunt. won by the Srullins last season.
will b" raised to mark the orrasion
II tho 1927 % it'll" winners down tn"
Nsspcr Buirks they will clash in tho
survivor IN the national cup play Of
eight st. Louis Municipal League
"utros. The other fourth round gaines.
nIl Of which must start nt 2:lI y. VI.
TO b" played next weekend. ana "tf
"inIS assigned. are:
st rh.rngo-- irIcln,crs' T. =. vs. Thistl"
= N"t,r"'' \. N"\"'&t"' i'"I"r''"' W.
4, Jcai.Trir, u.--Icarnc,,, r. g. ya.
Wu.kly''v Wntp = =. Il fere". !. Sr"rre.
if..,.i,i.t" ''' ''''''' "''''' "'"'''
At r."init -. ,.,v, i,uI -. .I.olrIn T.. 6.
M,'rn 'rN ,,i%I%i ~, Si"rni..
iI'd.
;, A. I4t""s"n. \, J..-'I'"icrS"n T.. g. ys
WW'r,Gi' - i%;. ,'iTr I,r,hsnn ~,
'rsor
a. & E"w l"rk ,rttN NV h~rE ;,iTrIt' "
riuls unasrirn,';l
Ai pawturh.t, i. -: & r., Coats r. g,
CnnlI, GrHyft'''., 'K 'irIr ,nIHE,ts ,s'v
iHrhi". i'r"vit"uc"
Il, ~ '!"'"Nri h''5' "%%,' rrri w. W Gen.
After Siick Confidence Man
The fra, widely rowing confidence
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15

Tia Juana--F.rSt rorN. I.,a2 r.,r,.
Tcrnc't". Firki- Fancy; -rcoM., j.. :
L.!!. 'hG.r Master, 'tcrty Kay; 'uirl
CaSraae. Siylnrk. Emma Wr.lr";
fuurtA. Peace Flag, AuUctt"'s Sister,
Dow Esprit NTH, lernak. p"Nbl" Van,
tunpchon; sixth. MoIlic R"!nes, 'HriSty
lIoterN. Dissoiut"; seventh, SHn Rch,
CON Cutter. Coca Cola,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
,Iosoph r. Widener's Euc,t..,a

Josoph r. Widrner's Iuc't..,N <
.rn.nns admirably in LeweS. wltch ;5
,f i.trrr,t to followers Of St'"pl"rla.rrs
.n'.tr, in tie iIverpooI Grand National
e." March worthy Of the prestige Of til,
,,r.try. That greet jumper tr".urd ori
y,t sprn.g md could not =, r,'nr,.
in tie Grand National.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
Her Hardest Race

1rr~ th.r,r.n,n ..eda, ,ua, won
lh' l'!.'''''' - ,Ia Lord.~, effort
was ~ we ,.f' ...;I Miss Iillrga-s.
| 'T"' pat !'n,'', '..,irI n,I linn.
was " i"'- ni' ,.,!..;',.,'o !t,','' ~. whom
:aA i":hs;' " ""F >".''''." .m,.rc,j
h1d "!t"n tg'"" :" ''",, "'' .hn rn,..,
il =. ! wa~ "'Ey'"H men NV [,,.',r.
started. i"r IIJ"Ha,. was vlE taN"F,
10 with III" rr"wG. and "vtrE"n" 'N'
pcr,rd her to ~in Wit" east
,,,,.. I1orh.t 90; III in thc lead. but
SI'sS s,.,i,. ,I,s,, ANA ~ the first turn
"'ld H'''H .'' ,.'.rc ,Lnr u few inches
lh"r" was NOT ,'|', ,'''" '.cnnL turn W,
between VS. ~ .rI a" wc flashed
down III" a;r"''h we were S''-' 40
l"aGlock. -,
"lvc never tried harder in my ~,
., r.iY n race than l did then. Wy
Lrar, was in nv throat and mist wa,
ay"r wv nycs. didn't know "hcF'
II,Ir.I was; didn't know No" II"
'r"''. '''''I NE line was. All ! th"ush
nf w,e tbr n.'rs@.'y "i winnlng..
.'Wnon .uam "vn" the finish
ll,'' r,ov Whether ! had won or no,
+ ,, ,.,., | Ipt.I., nI that ! nhd WI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
Boots and Saddle

New Or',an, 80 IT," Pan. W"ig,',.;.tu
".rs,. i"Y $iuuU H." .lrfirr~ur, l1p"i
'oat,.-n 'uu&% tor tw"-ycar- Odds, i. a
'u..c. Tr'" Myra las the sl'""i o, "a"
'u:. b;t r,.rtMtr S." ra! go Il mile ~ n";
= anu'in e" ,i'r>'ioV. Sic Is nlInrst -t;r"
.-..t for rnr"H Uf'u'taTs. Sic >"r',"i
'..l..yf"i hU"s:. 6, >l,"r IL MMy'arI.
'.iA. pnt ~ =" best form.
liu"..., .@i..,'. seem beht are; FH-'
"ncv Mags.e Murphy. Wvite. Strach'
'r", er"ulul. boris. 1.an'"lot. An.' J.
ntc: thrd. W.nn"conNe, SanIulwwd
"sur,,r"; fo .rth. Piucky. Wyrn"w",I
ruitm.,r: t.tti. Lady Myra. T.. :. rt,.
y adv Inca, sixth. Hys'"g.r. A>.,.H,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
MISS HELEN HILLEGASS
rs VERSATILE ATHLETE
Sport Queen Stars in
" ater. on the Track, and
in Field
HER HARDEST R4CE

uELEN UILLEGASS i>uoi cham
IL pion in tn" ,s"nN" that -l' holds
inr worli's r"ror,!S but il versatility
.uc i the Qur"n Of sp"rtuon.. 81" i
q crack :, rintcr: Swirin"r Of r"!"wn
y basketball llayrr cooI c,rUgi. I" hold
Il place viii tn" hr 4 girls team ~ til"
country: " hnrSewUmHr. tennis "tHr.
\s Il matter "i fact. there nv" i" sports
in which women indulge thar thi" S!!ln
blond. bnbbcd haired maid cannot 'i".
ana do well.
Shc comes "f an a'hlc,i" family.
Her sister. Marie, holds Oh" MIDI
IL. Atlantic championship - Tn"
breast stroke. and between tn""'
they hav" won ronsiderahly m"r" than
hundred :nrGa,' and cups IL aHN",i" J."
"oM.pc,ition. Hey brother, f.d1lr;; y
= ntgh school athi"t": LEY father
ll.ll U:l!"g"~-. N"~ star """s"i"'
in other days. 49,,
..aIy rur>--oi Mss iI"l"n. vino = ~
u,n,irs. ana uua>-ur..ng I"unG .""@
is ever c,.lul"t"u il. un athletic -"""' :
~nn : tw"ni %-",Ir years "io. nu'
Ir.':.. Younger. \. 30. loo ~ -'' E"E"N :
~, 90 wool "l' SAT- SEA water Hn" - -
J,..r.r,,,;, .,,I up',uu"ut H. N"N can hn'!
ir n month ui Sundays. For Sl% %":TN
Sine has bror competing III swimming
r,n.t.: for prubuLIl q Nu'ldr longer IMAM
chut in raining. =,
NrJ size distinctly nralls. from al!
,ur event, in which -" h'H l"i'Ir''
r.,,nj rnr uur thHt vas IL" har'h"St l"r
nrr ,,I win,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
Havana

Hayana Horses Wh.o" ,"r,- n.>'
gro; F.r>' race. billy Bern, &c., ID.
1rH,., VIVA: >c,oI', IU.IirlH-, II, p.
.rc&. Nyti. Wrhls; third. .ArrHN no or
lir.,u. Yu>s. Euuul0r; fourth. Np,,"
rnn,~;1r. B..Giy k"aa; Gi'a. LIZ"
"lrc. S,o,,. IT,, Hickman, H'" ,
. E'j:aIsihtupn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15

EXHIBITION GA:t.S
M"r,un Rainhuws vs. G"rmI utown At LA,
"ri0rd
W.StlrGhOusr W. AuEorH At Es-ington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
Tired Of Giving.

Conditions in Armenia are worse
than at any time since the armistise
There are approximately 100000 or
phans under American protection
Frantic appeals for more food to save
the children, more clothes to cover
their naked bodies, for more hospitals
and orphanages to give them refuge
come surging ever the cables to kind
generous America TO Barre.
The largest orphanage ir the world
IL at Alexandropol; 10000 orphans are
cared for there by the Near East relief.
This is your orphanagc. The children
here are your wards. Five dollars a
month saves the life Of an orphaned
child
The picture. Alice in Huncerland. =
will be shown at the Magnet theatre
this Saturday at 1880 a. m. for school
children, Sunday at p. m. for adults.
Added attraction, good music. No adj
mission. but won't you help 60 make
il large offering!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
TALK OF THE TOWN


Read Sheas shoe adv.--adv
| All millinery at greatly reduce,
prices at the Speciality shop adv
Regular meeting of Camp 1856, N!
W. Of A., in Odd Fellows hall to-nigh
at o'clock.
James F. Higgins and James I. Mar
rion of this city left yesterday after
noon for Montreal on business.
Mrs. G. c. Goodell of Worcester
Mass, is passing few days with rel
atives and friends in this city.
| Mrs. Lucy Mack, nurse from thu
state hospital, Northampton, Mass, az
rived in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
James Ingram Of Bugbee avenue. left
| the city last evening for Mortified
Falls, where he has secured employ
ment.
Mrs. Isabelle Milne of West street
left to-day for Des Moines, Ia, to make
her home with son who is employed
in that city.
Eugene Caslani of North Main street,
together with his father, Frank Gas
lani, left yesterday for st. Adams for
a brief visit.
Spaulding alumni ball, Quarry Bank
hall, Thursday, June 8; CAROLS or
chestra, seven pieces. Artistic decora-
tons. Favors.-ady.
Mrs. John Tierney of South Main
street returned home yesterday. after
a visit at the home of Mrs. Bertha
Beattie Of Hartford, Conn.
William Duncan, who recently ar
rived in this city from Scotland, after
an absence of some tine, left yester-
day for Buffalo, N. ", where he has Sc
cured employment.
All children Of the Presbyterian
church, who. are to take part in chill
dren's day exercises, are asked to meet
for rehearsal at the church Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. As there is only
one week remaining parents are asked
to have their children there.
In cleaning out cupboard in what
was formerly the Holt barber shop, A..
+. Douglas, the new proprietor, came
across unique shaving mug. The
culiar feature Of the mug is that il b i
the picture of the owner on the front.
This method OF identifying a mug was
popular about 30 years ago. The pie
ture on this particular cup, by the way,
is one of Frank L. Small of this city
as very young man.
On account Of the reconstruction Of
the bridge near Dana Smiths. il will
be necessary to replace some of the ce-
ment-lined pipe on the East Barre road,
and the Orange main will be shut off
and Sunday of this week emil
As the whole city win have to be car
ried by the Bolster main. which has
lower pressure, ii is probable that some
houses in the higher parts Of the city
will be without water for those two
days and householders should draw a
supply Friday night to last until Mon
day morning. Superintendent water de
partment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02

diplomas were presented by Supt. G
remarks The three classes were made
up of the teacher training class, mem.
beers Of the high school and of adults
The rural Office OF the superintendent
of schools was fitted up to represent
a small ward in hospital and the
classes met there weekly during the
winter. The work was given by Miss
Kate Parmentier, the district nurse.
Mrs. H. p Sanford has returned, aft
er passing the winter out Of town, and
is now at her home here for the sum.
mer.
Graduation exercises next week. and
the entire week win be given over 20
the closing exercises.
Several ladies left here on Thurs
day morning for Burlington to attend
the Kings Daughters convention nov
in session in that city.
If one may Judge from the number
Of applications for high school posi-.
tons the superintendent has received,
the business depression has increased
the supply of high school teachers. Men
who prepared TO teach and went into
business are looking for teaching posi-
tons and a large number Of young
women, who have been doing Office
work, are looking for positions as
teachers. Comparatively few Of the
applications are turned over to the
prudential committee as most of the
applicants are without teaching expe.
Tience and with the minimum prep
aration.
The name Of Lewis Morse Of Brook
field should have been included with
those who received high marks in the
county spelling contest, his mark be-
ing % per cent.
As few schools can compete with
good circus, the closing day for the To-
cal grades viii be moved forward one
day TO June s. The high school is NOT
affected as the work will be practical
" completed by June ..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02

town the 30th on his way to the Twin
Mountain house, White mountains
where he is to be employed this sea
son
The w H. S. class Of - is four in
number, the president being Isobel NJ
Kynoch; vice president, Florence
Clark; secretary, Gertrude Whitney
treasurer, Robert Kynoch, jr. Colors
blue and white.
Ernest. Andrews and Leslie vii.
liams, with their families. attended
Memorial exercises at Mortified last
Tuesday.
Services at the Congregational
church Sunday at l0:45 Special mu-
sic by the choir. Sermon topic. The
Problem OF Good and Evil Illustrated
in the Experience OF Joseph Sunday
school at II M Christian Endeavor at
$500 A good attendance of young
people desired. Miss Waterman will
have charge. At 1880 union service
and baccaIaureate sermon by Rev.
Charles T. Walsf. Subject, Environ
ment as an Element in Education and
Success.
Mrs. Jason johnson wishes to extend
thanks to those who drove sutomo-
biles, to the singers and to the bearers
at the funeral Of her husband; and
she also wishes to thank especially
Mrs. Laura Ainsworth of Williams
town.
Old and young folks dance, grange
hall, Williamstown, June 2; CoIeman's
orchestra from Fitchburg. Mass. Spc-
cial novelties.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Elva shoes for women at Shea's.-
adv.
b All millinery at greatly reduces
prices at the Speciality shop. adv.
4 For plumbing and heating, call James
Mcleod, 1913 Orange street. Tel S23-W
adv.
! Adam Birnie of Laurel street lief
last night for New York to secure EN-
| ployment.
Regular meeting Of Camp $685., M
| w. of A., in Odd Fellows hall tonight
at Z o'clock.
Dance, North Montpelier. Friday eve
ming, June 2; CAROLS orchestra, sever
pieces.--adv.
!! The Gatusi campfire girls will meet
tonight at 7:30 at the home of theil
guardian, Mrs Wood.
| The prettiest dance Of the yeav--
Spaulding alumni ball; Quarry Bank
hall, Thursday, June 8.~-adv
Public dance every Saturday night
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra
| Special car after dance. adv.
Found any moths in your closets this
spring. Flyosan kills them. Sold by
Alexander 4 Co, Depot square. adv.
Just few more loads left OF that
hard edging and slabwood at 1925.
Granite City Bottling Works, Tel 1885,
NJ or 46-W.---adv.
Opening dance, Woodbury. lake house
pavilion, Friday, June 2, and every Fri
day during the season. Summers or
chestra, six pieces. adv.
What is birthday without birth
day cake favored with one OF Bakers
delicious favoring extractsl Sold by
grocers everywhere. adv.
Members of the Congregational Sun.
day school who are to take part in the
children's day concert will meet for re.
hearsal Saturday at 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. William Halvosa Of
this city recently removed their house
hold effects from Camp street TO Ve--
gcnnes. where Mr.. Halvosa has secured
employment.
Wall paper, paints and varnish at
greatly reduced prices; first-class work.
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
l94M. Open daily I a. m. to . p. M
adv.
Don't fail to see the girl scout play,
Converting Mrs. Noshuns.' and farce.
"A Precious Pickle at the Methodist
church tonight friday at ) o'clock.
Adults, 25c; children under II, l5c-
adv
Don't look old before your time
nourish yonr hair with Partisan Sage.
This win preserve its natural color
and beauty and prevent it from get
ting thin--use it daily. Z. A. Drown
Il Co.-adv
Dance, Greenwood lake pavilion,
Woodbury., Friday, June 2. Music, the
Riviol Melody Boys orchestra. the
seven harmony boys from New York
City. Special cabaret features. Dancing
from 0 until LADY.
The one big social event Of con-
week Spaulding alumni
hall. Quarry Bank hall, Thursday, June
s. CAROLS orchestra. seven pieces. Ad- |
Sl.50 couple; extra ladies,
SOC. including tax-adv.
DIR. b. L. Falconer, district secretary
Of the United States civil service com
with headquarters in Boston,
who j. making tour Of New England,
was in Barre yesterday to confer with
members of the local board.
Mrs. n. p. Mcdonald of Columbus,
o., is staying few days at the home
Of Carl G. Rollins Mrs. Mcdonald in
tends staying east this summer to look |
after her property on the east hin,
having rented part of her farm.