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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-23
ORANGE

Miss Jessie Murray, formerly of Cut
Ter Corner, but Of recent years of Scot
land, has returned and Is renewing for
mer acquaintance here.
Dana Flanders has gone to Camp
Devens for six weeks. course n an
officers school
Miss Freda Randall will be at Or
ange Center Tuesday june ~. in the
AFTERNOON All ladies are requested to
meet Miss Randall at that time, not
only TO learn what she brings 70 us
there, but TO make plans for more
meetings.
Over hundred Of Nathan Johnsons
friends. old and Young. helped him 10
lebrate his 10th birthday al the town
hall Monday evening, Jane 10. The
young man was presented three birth
day cakes and purse Of money. The
company broke up at a late hour wish
ing him many more happy anniver-
saries.
Don't forget the Sunday school pic
mic in Lords grove Saturday
Orange Congregational church Rev.
Amos ]. Lord, pastor. Morning wor
ship at II o'clock, with sermon by the
pastor; subject, "The Influence Of the
Christian Church. Sunday school at
u o'clock. with classes for all Thei
Sunday school picnic will be held on
Saturday, June "a. in Lords grove at
noon. Ladies bring cake, Two bali
games viii be played and many other
games Everyone is invited and we
trust you viii all come, whether you
attend Sunday school or not. Talk To
the children Sunday morning "A Cup
of Cold Water" John a. Holmes tells
us what nut Sunday ISL He says;
ITO lie abed until 10, read the sun
day paper till |, osercat till 3, lop
around till night, and keep ones soul
chloroformed throughout the one day i
of the week especially designed for its
enjoyment i what | call a ''nut Sum
day"
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MIDDLESEX

Glenn George and Mrs. Allie RYAN
attended the dance at Woodbury. pond
Tuesday evening
Several from this place attended the
Pomona grange meeting at Roxbury
Wednesday.
Ray White and Carl Weir motorcd
to Nergennes Wednesday. They report
very bad roads, owing to the heavy
rains.
Lyle Wilder Of Montpelier spent
Thursday in town.
John Dillon of Montpelier was in
town Wednesday, working for ], NJ.
Bousquet.
Alvin Richardson was in Woodbury.
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. B. Ryan was in Richmond
Thursday.
I. G. Price purchased the Foley
house, which was sold at sheriffs sale
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. Collins spent Thursday in
Waterbury,
In the Mems class next Sunday aft
ternoon, Rev. J. G. Sails will give the
first of series OF Studies in Vermont
using the conference
minutes as text book. The topic
for the firsts Of these will be Our
Geography" The pastor hopes the
men Of the class will make special
effort to attend these study periods for
the next few weeks, and that they
will come prepared TO contribute 10
the interest Of the class by asking
questions and entering into discussion.
Rev. W. r. Davenport. district super
intendent. announces that he will hold
a quarterly conference for this
church next Monday. June %. at two
o'clock. This conference will be held
in the church parlor.
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WATERBURY, CENTER

Friday evening this week the Queen
Esther class will hold social in the
grange hall to which all are invited
Ten cents admission will be charged
The class is planning to send several
of its members to the Epworth league
institute at Montpelier seminary next
week.
Saturday afternoon the Federated
ladies aid sGietie will hold food
sale from till 8 at the homes of Mrs.
Carrie Lyon and Mrs. Grace Towne.
Sunday morning service, with SER
mon by Rev. J. G. Sails, at l0:45.
The Sunday evening service this week
will be held at Little River school
house commencing at seven O'Clock.
This is the second of series of school
house services which the pastor is son
Quoting with view to placing the
services of the church at the disposal
of the people who live at considerable
distance from the church.
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GOOD INTENTIONS.

Never made anyone indcpend-
lent.
Many people go through life
dreaming of great deeds but
never get anywhere. The pco-
h pie who count are those who de-
eide what they want to do and
do it.
Many people intend to start a
savings account-sometime
next week, perhaps, or next
month but when that time ar
rives there ID always a perfect
ny good reason for postponing
action. The decision to save is
not acted upon.
The time to open a savings ac-
count is now. The amount may
be small but If you are ever GO
ing to open a savings account do
it with what you can spare
from this weeks earnings. You
will never succeed until you
learn to act decisively and when
you decide to start a savings
account in The Montpelier Saw
ings Bank and Trust Company
and do it-you will have
made a start on that straight
and narrow path that leads to
the heights of success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-23
. NORTH CALAIS

Mr. and Mrs Harold Batchelder Of
Montpelier were visitors at Fred Batch
elders Sunday
W. Clyde Daley returned home on
Tuesday. after visiting friends in North
Montpelier and East Calais for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. seribner were in
Barre Tuesday
Harry Boyce Of Worcester was a call
err at F A. scribner's Tuesday
Warren Fair was business visitor
in Hardwick Tuesday.
M A. SIayton was in Hardwick on
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Julia Gallison Of Montpelier IS
visitor at the home of Leo Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner were
in Montpelier Monday.
Fred Orr and family. accompanied by
John Slayton and family, motored to
Craft>bury Sunday.
George Adams was in Hardwick on
business Monday
Mrs. Army Batchelder was caller in
Worcester sunday
Mrs. Ralph Persons and Mrs y. r.
Daley were in Worcester one day re-
Gently.
Andrew Wing is visiting W Clyde
Daley for. time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Young Of Mont
pelier are visitors at II. r Scribner's
Mrs. Ada Cate was visitor in Barre
Tuesday
W. r. scribner was recent visitor
IN Woodbury.
Miss Edith Batchelder Of Montpelier
visited her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Fred
over the week end
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NOODBURY

| Harry Boyce Of Worcester visited his
sister. Mrs. Mande Davis, Tuesday.
r.. B. Daniels passed Saturday and
Sunday in Springfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lambert Of Barre
were Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Floyd Blake.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack .Jellvman and
daughter, Rachel, returned Monday 70
their home in Montpelier, after a
weeks stay with Mrs. JcllYnan's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F, H. Baldwin.
Mr.. Remission Of Calais was recent
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Peck
Mrs. Jennie Hamel II in Cabot,
Miss la Jones returned Monday TO
her home in East Barre, after two
weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs. II. f..
Webber.
Mrs Laura Camerson visited recent
" in 6alais and Montpelier.
Mrs. Anna Carr passed Tuesday at
the home OF her sister, Mrs. Morton
McKinstry.
Norma and Ethlyn Davis left I'nes-
day for Worcester for a visit With
their uncle. Harry Doyle. and family.
Ransom Wiley Of Hardwick was 4
guest Thursday Of Mr. and Mrs. W..
G. Peck
Eber Bashaw was in Marshfield On
Sunday a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gallop.
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Lockwood <lcft
Thursday for Hampton beach, where
they have employment for the sum
mer
Herbert Hood of Adamant was a
Sunday guest Of his brother, Victor
Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thomas nd two
children. who are making their home
in Chelsea for time. were guests en-
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CABOT

There viii be meeting al the |. O
@. I. hall Saturday evening. June "a
to wi-ch all Coed Templars are in
vited.
Supt. II. Jackman and family donat.
ed $50 volumes of books TO the public
library. ..
Children's day next Sunday. There
viii be Sunday school session at the
close at the Congregational church
Leslie Russell and family Of Barre
were guests at the home Of his ia
Their. Hiram Russell. the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Walker attended
the graduating exercises az the 4. V.
NJ. il being the tenth anniversary Of
Mr.. Walkers graduation az that insti-
tuition, also the llSih commencement
day.
A fat. short. steel KEY. bearing the
number and letters 4. :. n. was
picked up near the Congrega ti6nal
church last Tuesday. The owner can
have il by calling at }. NJ South
wick's.
Miss Mary MeAllistcr Of ST. John.
bury j. visiting her sister. Mrs. c. P.
Hatch.
Mise Bertha Hartman has gone to
Woodsville to visit relatives.
Henry Hartman went IN Woodsville
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Norcross ~ woodsviIle
vac = business visitor in town .Wednes-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-23
EAST WOODBURY

Miss Anna Felix has finished work
at Archer Billiards., and is at home
H. B, Harvey and daughter. Mildred,
are visiting their mother and grand
mother and other relatives at Maple.
holme farm
Several from this vicinity attended
the children's day exercises on the east
hill. Sunday.
II B. Harvey and daughter, Mildred.
and Edna Harvey, were visitors az the
hol-le Of w 4. Bliss Thursday
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GROTON

A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Hart.
Clarence j. Brown and Miss Flor
ence Hood eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Hood, were married Sat
urday evening. Rev d. w. Puffer per-
formed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Switzer of
Minneapolis, Mimi. were guests Of rel
atives here several days the first Of
the week
Miss Edna Haywood Of Thetford Wis
tied her aunt, Mrs. d. N. Mckay, sew
eral days last week and this.
Mrs. Charles J. Pillsbury and Rus
sell Pillsbury, her nephew, were Wis
itors Of Mrs. Ella M Pillsbury from
Monday until Wednesday.
/. N. Hall and Henry returned to St.
Johnsbury Tuesday morning for jury
duty.
Jack and Frede Hatch, children Of
John Hatch have gone to Burlington
to pass their vacation with their aunt,
Mrs Arthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk J. Coffrin Of
Springfield, Mass, were in town Tues
day and Wednesday, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Coffrin and Mrs. Emma
). Clark, uncle and aunt Of Mr. Coffrin.
They were called to Bradford Saturday
by the death of Frank Lamb. Mr.. COT
firms stepfather.
The Reading club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Charles
Robinson. Fifteen ladies were present
and enjoyed the afternoon.
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NORTHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. r. u Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. L. w. Davis returned Tues
day from a trip to New Jersey. they
were accompanied home by the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. G. r. Stopford
Of Chattum, n. j., who viii spend the
summer in town.
Miss Alice Sargent has gone to sill
lper Bay, N. X, where she will spend
the summer.
the new home of Sorrell Maynard post,
American Legion, and Ladies Anxil-
larry. Mrs Davis will be matron Of
the new home. She has previously been
matrog at the fraternities at Norwich
university, and the members Of the
Legion are fortunate in getting Mrs.
Davis TO live at their new home. The
members Of the Legion and Ladies
Auxiliary are busy getting the house
furnished and settled ready for the
opening, which takes place July 1 the
day OF the Washington county Ameri-
can Legion field meet in Mortified
John Rancourt Of Barre has moved
his family here and is occupying +. M
Carpenters house on Water sfreef, Mr.
Carpenter has recently had the house
remodeIed and fixed up after the dam
age by fire several months ago.
y. Pelagei Of the n. Pelaggi Granite
company has returned from weeks
business trip to New York City.
Charles NJ. Davis has been IN Han
over, N. H., this week attending the
commencement exercises at Dartmouth
college. There was reunion OF Mr..
Davis class this year.
Cass Dickerman, Mrs. Jane Wall and
Mrs. Nellie Hubbard Of South Reval
ton were visitors in town Tuesday,
guests Of Mrs. Annie Blake ut her
home on Central street.
Mrs. Raymond Hickok of st. Al
bans is visiting al the home Of her
mother, Mrs j G. Donahue.
Miss Charlotte Brown commcpced
work this week in the store Of Y. A.
Wheeler.
Rev. J, A. Lynch, accompanied by
Misses Mary Roach. Agnes and Nellie
Devine and Katherine Aiken. went to
Woodbury. pond Tuesday TO spend the
Of the week in camp.
+. n. Carpenter has purchased the
building lot owned BY Mrs. r. d, Pike
on Vine street. The lot is located be-
tween the house OF Miss Angie Badger
occupied by John Mccormick, and the
engine house.
f. L. Field has resigned A. Superin-
tendent Of the Mortified water depart.
nent. He is to be succeeded by G. 4. |
Nescott. Mr.. Wescott viii assume his
iutics July ].
Mrs. Walter Grant i having va
alton from her duties in the office Of /
'lumley, PIumley & Campbell and has
rome to Boston 70 spend time. She |
vas accompanied BY her two sons,
Richard and Carl. Her other two sons
ire attending the school of instruction |
i Camp Dcyens, and will join their
mother later.
The annual meeting Of the North
ield Incorporated school district win I
e held Tuesday. June "a, in the North
eld high school building al 1880.
James Holland. who has been spend
ng some time at his home in town, re-
urned to New York Tuesday. He
fas accompanied by Mrs. Holland.
Robert 0'Hara Of Bradford, n H.,
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Min
lie White. at the home Of his uncle,
!. B. Howe, on Vine street. /,
Miss Edna McPhce, who has been !
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r. B. Mckinley and son, Howard
Mrs. McKinley's mother, Mrs Mac
Lean, and Miss Martha Curry visit
ed Mrs. Mckinley at the Fanny Allen
/ hospital Tuesday, finding her doing
well after serious surgical opera
| ton.
Mrs. G. r.. Chaplin. who went on
Wednesday to Northboro, Mass, to
pass two weeks with her son, Mel B.
Chaplin, and family, was accompanied
| by her son-in-law and daughter Nr.
and Mrs. Wayne T Burt, and daugh-
tiers. Lillian and Dorothy, who win
also visit Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Chaplin.
A. A. Royce was in Hyde Park on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Cynthia Page of Morrisville is
passing the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs George s. McAIlister.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Walter Foster who
have returned from motor trip to
northern New York, were accompanied
by Mrs. Edmina Harris, Mrs. f. G..
Stafford and Mrs. Thomas Foster, WHO,
although rs years Of age, endured the
trip made each way in one day with
out discomfort. Passing through the
islands, the party went by ferry from
Grand Isle to Chazy, N. Y, thence to.
Malone and East Coyington. the old
home of the Foster family. They yis-
tied Mr.. Fosters brother at Massena
and went through the great aluminium
works. They also visited Massena
Springs, Lewiston Landing on the st.
Lawrence, Frasers Point, Que, and
st. Regis. n. Y, the home OF the In
dians, bringing home several Indian
baskets as souvenirs.
Rain fell all day Wednesday raising
streams and doing other damage to
crops
Miss Mary J. Bigelow of Salem,
Mass. and Miss Addie Bigelow of
Franklin, n H., came Wednesday to
pass the summer with their sisters,
Misses Annie and Susan Bigclow. Miss
Bigelow's condition is somewhat i'm
proved after an illness of nearly a
year.
slhanan Perry, who returned on
Wednesday from the Mary Fletcher
hospital, is doing as we'll as as can be
expected from recent operation.
Robert Carrigan of Brown univer
sity is passing the summer at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. H. H. Downer.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert j. Chase CT
Mass. are guests Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. O. s. Smith Of Moscow
Miss Beatrice Kaiser has gone to
where she has employ
ment for the summer.
Miss Glendora Nutting has returned |
to resume her training at Bridgewa
ter, Conn, after spending six weeks
IN Stowe. She was detained here by |
he illness of her mother, Mrs. $. H.
Nutting, who is now improved in
lealth
Miss Martha knight of Newbnry is
listing at the home Of her brother,
". A. knight.
Mrs. A. X Alexander and daughter,
ilenna Mae, returned to Hardwick on
Thursday. after visiting her parents,
Ir. and Mrs. Il. f. Brink.
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When baby has collie, diarrhoea, food
souring, feyerish breath, coated tongue !;
j. restless and cant sleep because Of
clogged bowels, just give half-tea-
spoonful Of California Fig Syrup. 1t
moves the wind and gas and all the
souring food. bile and poison right out
of the tender little bowels without
cramping or overacting and baby us-
uslly gets peaceful relief. Contains no
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e. MONTPELIER CENTER

Mrs. Mary iCrozierl Dodge Of Los
Angeles. Cal, is visiting her parents,
Nj. and Mrs. A. j. Brazier.
Miss Agnes Hanson of Jones brook
is working for Mrs. Alfred Brazier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Strong were in
Montpelier Tuesday to visit their son,
Carroll, at Heaton hospital
Alfred Brazier is having an electric
pump installed so as to have the hot
and cold water system in the house,
also in the milk room.
Mr. st. John of Waterbury has
moved his family into the William
Parker house, his son having employ
ment with r. H. Paine
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narcotics Of soothing drugs.
Millions of mothers depend upon CAL
ifornia Fig Syrup to keep baby's bow
els clean, sweet and regular. Ask your
druggist for genuine California Fig
syrup which has full directions for
infants in arms and children of all
ages plainly printed on bottle. Moth
erl You must say california or you
may get an imitation fig syrup. adv.
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Saturday and Sunday of Mr.. AMI lirs.
w ,B. Thomas and family.
r. B Daniels was a business visitor
in Barre Monday.
Children's day was observed 4 the
NJ. 4, church Sunday by short pro-
gram. Three children we're oapti1sd,
five taken into preparatory member
ship and two taken into full mem
bership.
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Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors who were so kind 20 Us III
our time Of sorrow. We also thank
them for the beautiful flowers.
Fred r. Palmer.
Harry J. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter GAYLORD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-23

The best of comics in
the Boston Sunday Globe.
Order the Sunday Globe
in advance from your
newsdealer.
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Western exchange Bill Mowrv car
ries his head high these days. as there
is new baby in his house and large
boil on his neck Boston Transcript,
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MARSHFIELD

When in Marshfeld for the big cele-
hration July 4, go to the Methodist
church for your dinner. You will get
good dinner at reasonable price
adv.
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spending her. vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Hall, at the Alpha Sigma
Pi fraternity has returned 70 irving
ton, N. j.
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WELLS RIVER
Elmer George, Engineer of Woodsville,
Killed Himself--Disccurag


Elmer George, well-known engineer
of Woodsville. n. H., committed suicide
by hanging on Wednesday forenoon.
Despite the best efforts Of DR.. Wood
man, who was Immediately called, he
died about noon Of the same day. Mr.,
George had been in i'll health for sew
eral weeks and out of work for about
eight and it is thought that financial
work and trouble caused his mind to be
temporarily deranged. He leaves wife,
son and daughter, all Of whom were
at home with him in Bath. and three
brothers, all Of whom reside in Wells
River
Seward French, who has for the past
Two years lived in the home Of n. f..
Buck, recently moved into the Fulsom
house on North Main street. where he
will live during the 1922 % school year.
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Her Unwelcome Husband--By WI George

again he had had to hurt her with
out being able to help 1t. and he
could not comfort her as once he
had done. This wounded his mas
culine pride. II he lad hated her
he might have rejoiced in her sui
fering. but he still loved her in his
way, and 1t was humiliating to think
that he could not, with a caress and
a kind word, as men do, heal her
again.
NO." he thought. as he went up
stairs to his bedroom, II can't do
anything for her now except let her
alone" Then, as If to justify him.
self, "It's not my fault. What am l
to do?"
He stayed In his bedroom for
some time, though this was a
strange thing to do at IL o'clock in
the morning. He did not just then
want 20 meet his fellows. He
wanted, in his tidy way, to sort out
the situation and decide what to do.
But there was no situation at all to
sort out. he knew that. Claire had
thrown him up, and that was that.
He was in love with Patricia, who
Continued on Page I6)
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CHAPTER vi. (Continusd)


A 8 4 natural reaction from her
n scene with Britford, Mrs. Cal.
deceit took up her ordinary
place In the world. met her friends
and after Q little effort found thar
she took a certain amount OF pleas.
ure in their society. But not IN
that Of all Of them. She found,
notably that she got on with wo-
men better than men. Men annoyed
her; they seemed dense.
This came to her most strongly
at dinner party where she arrived
a little early. and where she found.
with two women and the man Of
the house. the sort of nicely
brushed. pleasant soldier who so
often appears at dinner party.
Her host could not be stupid man;
though young, he was a quite prom.
inent engineer; the soldier was n
regular and gunner; he must have
gone to the Shop and have had some
sort of intellectual training. Yet
these four people, when Mrs. Calde.
cot arrived, were talking about knit.
ting, and the engineer tried to pre-
tend he knitted. When a pause oc-
Cured and Mrs. Caldecot mentioned
some topic Of the day. the soldier,
almost like a shying horse, resumed
the subject OF knitting as II he
were terrified by the thought that
something might be said which
would involve an opinion, reveal
knowledge.
Mrs. Caldecot wondered why she
minded. for after dinner, when the
conversation. presumably owing to
a regrettable accident, touched upon
the unemployed, the engineer was
aggrieved because he had seen q
procession Of unemployed behind
the Boy Scouts band. He felt that