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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-07
Check That Coming Cold With Nashs SaNe, the Sure (J4
Home Treatment

Why sneeze and sniff1e when you know
everybody around you is hoping you leave
before they catch your cold. too?
You can step that cold instantly. You
can do 1t at home or while you work.
You can be free frem tho all-gsne effects
which follow the use of the powerful
"cold cures"
two bottles, keep one 1t yeur place Of
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-07
Creates Market for Autos

Every mile Of new hard-surfaced
road construction In this country
creates market for % additional
eutomobile9.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-07

An ant is praised, but a butterfly !.
admired.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-07

Greatest fault Of conscience is tardi-
ness.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
yaftk$eg bar
inget1 6un$t
at fcrlanae.
Sernbanefonbuftbr erflGrer i en- froi,
tis 5remitiains, at sanlac fplb.
itcnbis bar sjenOprettet lam %
hans lille SIN til ben beSitc Sci.
bre0.

"SSoet ieg fommer meb benne gr.
fl9ring bar ies ineen Or OF ilibe clpr
nogen CUNT at forlanee," ioo0e "
s. ganfiep, 1922 Soutb 18th Ct
ct. 2ouis, Mo., nelfienbt aonoufter
paa Wisiouri Yacific Sernbone, iSpt
ban fortalte ON fine @r~fartnaer men
Sanlac.
rs flere Iar bapoe ieg bpret Ioo
omtrent balpt ipg, min Ippetit off
mig imob oe min Mape bleo iao Tor.
Itprret, at ingen Ssbe befom mia bel
8as / Wapen polbte mig Smerter !
timepis 90 8ansen, mine Gerber por
iom belt opileone og min SeUn ioo
urolie, at leg altio engitebe mia for
at gaa no paa mine Soetl1re, oQ lea
bar iaa nebbruot.
Seq bar taget to SLATER al Gan.
lac % bar birfelig tiltaget ii GunS.
Seq fan ipiie % forosie bpoo ION
belit og iober gobt. Min lille s Q(or
gamle Ssn er ogiaa bleben hiuIpqt
af Sanlac. San par ipoe % ipaS,
men er MI fulo al Gnergi. Sonloc
%onertreffer pisielis oft anbet / Ser.
ben"
Sanlac ielses al ale aooe apotbe.
fore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
9eIeIa8et.

SeIelaset bolber fit Garsmsbe i Ser
sus Sails, @inn., BEN 22be, 23be os
24be sunni. She Commercial Club Der
/ gpen filler fine rrnmelige 2ofaler
tn 2asets 9ispoiition iom Sopebfpur@
ter iaapeliom 8peninserne paa llbitils
Iinsserlnben. en- 8omite er nebiat
for at isrse for Ratteberberse os til at
mobtase be iom fonrmer meb Spsene.
SpIf bsr life fomme meb npget Sos ON
s%latten, fprbi bet ba er panitelis at fonz
me inb / Yribatbuie, bbis Der life full
be bore @im pa Sotellerne. 81 baas
Der at faa rebrceret Yris paa Sernba=
nsrne. Soft iom fommer meb Soget
ma paste paa, at be faar Suffering for
ginetten, bbis Der ba bftr mango NOT,
ioa faar be antaselis Silbasereiien for
bet balpe.
Ssrite Sag. Sorsbas, blir Sorrets
~n;nesmsbe, Saler, Gang 90 Wliif
Greoas Sormibbae bIir ber 8ubstienes
1sc / airfen og gfternibbae autonobils
ture til furifielise Steber / Smeenen
9eb Silbaeefomiten blir Der 8anfet
eler Seitmaaltib / Sopeobbsninsen pac
llbitiIin9serunbeu % ON Ifteuen Sap:
Left paa 9arin9feIa. Sen fsrite Sre'
mic bill bli Oct prGetige Sslpfrus, ION
i1aa binbes to @anse at famine Spiues
nanb. @%ioliniiten B. 9. greffe fro
gielspille, Winn., bill sipe giolinioloe,
% hans Softer, giola, bill asiiitere bef
Ssianoet. Ser bill iaaIebes insen Wtan.
cel bli paa llnberbolbnins De tire Sage
lRebet parer. &omiteen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

WeieriIfoler timber man baniffsote
Wpnb / fremif,,bte % leoenoe Still.
liuaer. De bar fra 9anmarf bragt
neb fig Den Grfarins, at ct forfllr'
rencebpgtigt 2anbbrle maa tage Tt'
benifaben | fin Tieneite. Sg bore
Stater % oen isoerale Staggering IT,
aer 10 / pibeit milige Smfang ct it'll
lie bisie pistige SLIDER til Sarmerens
Iaabigbeo.
Set fan babe fin Snteresie at nGps
ne, at oct er 6en banife 8onoeisn
Vlantefpliologen Stills gbbeien San'
len peb 9anbbrugsifolen / 8roOfings,
g.. Cat, ser iom &egieringens Ne'
preientant foretos flere &eiier for
bunone meo itore Sarer til &uslano
% De norolise Ggne / @iien, bporfra
ban bragte biem en- baarofer alfalfa'
plante, Der funbe taale Norobeltlta'
ternes Ssrfe og &1,lbe. San bar og'
iaa foretaget en- Mensbe 9lanteerpe'
rimenter bporpeb BET er lpffeoes bant
peb &~rposning at frembringe Srrgt'
trar, iom fan mobitaa auloen | De
norbligere ggne.
90 oct er ~ligelebes en- oanIffsot
Man6, 2an6brugsfoniulent George
ion, iom MI / mere enb tpoe &ar bar
fo%reitaaet Negieringens Experiment.
itationer / Maifa, bbis Sormaal bet
er at ffhbe ct p~ro6uftibt 2anobrus |
Dor norbligite 8eiiooelie. Set bar
ppret ct Irbeibe, iom bar fr9bet
3aalmoo % 9pstigbeo, men George
ION bar ipslet meo oct iom lit Sips'
arbeioe, og bbert Tibet Soricg, Der
Ipffebes, il6nebe til npe anitrengel'
Ter, Tom er fronet meb Selb. Sg Oct
er MI fun ct Spsrssmaal ON @ar.
naar Mlaifa bill brsbfsoe fig ielp =
90 / Srentiben ligger Der naneoe
Wuliebeber.
$ be iibite 9ar Iar bar Ri feet
bborIe6es flere Stater iaapel ION
aongresi en / @aibineton bar iset al
fremme ben fo-operatipe 8ep9gelie
blanbt Sarnterne; men oct err MI oper
80 @ar iioen, at set fsrite oanife In'
belsmeieri grlinolag6es | Sreeborr
County Minneiota, % | be fleite ban
ffe &olonier bar ser / mango Mar bee.
ret fo-operatipe Joretagenber.
Sg iaalebes funbe man frembolot
grempel efter @rempel paa bbab Der
banife Snmierant bar tilfsrt bette
2anb al @pner, Srille oe Sfaber.
trane; ielpfelgelig glemmer ri lite
at oct bar @merifa iom CAB Dem Wl,'
Iigbeoerne % Mnleoningerne til al
piie, bpab De b1eoe til, og ofte poebe
bem en- itorlaaenbe Sielp, men oei
er 10 netop iaaoante Saanbsr9trin
ger, iom faar Smnieranten til at Ell
lie Mmerifa og i9tte Bris paa alt oct
Der ct ebelt % sobt ben rnge an,e
rifanIfe Nation. Sg oisie baniffsbt'
Soreeanesme,tb er bier 0ug meb ii
at lfripe Siitorie | Mmerifa, og oct el
beres Napne 90 Oaab, Der banner
&iprnen / 9aniferne | Mmertfas 81
itorie, bboraf ieg bar foriegt at gip'
nogle forte biitoriife Sr9f % Ru
ti6sbtueber.
90. g.. Senntngen.s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

s Gnlebnina af at Gentralbanfen for
Norae fornplis bar ubbibet lin Itties
tapital n,eb so Ytilioner &roner, iaa at
8nntens iamlebe aapital % Spnps mi
beleber iig til 119 @ilipner &roner,
lfriper "gtprges Sanbels os Siefarts>
tibenbe" for 25pe WartS 1922 repafs
tionelt bl. a.:
"geutralbaufens aapitaliiboibelie Ell
blepet mobtaeet meb Silfrebsbeb / ins
tereslerte areoie. gran amer ben Stprs
teIic ipm en- meeet pGrbifulb @etrpas
eelie, fsrit % fremit for Snbnitrieu pa
bernGit oslad for Sanoelen, Iiseiom Bet
piouer ON ct gobt iolibarif Samarbeibe
% er ct @epis paa. at bore Stnnusz
inititlter frembeles mere enb ~noseniinbe
er Situatioueus Serrer.
en- berb9renbe Sinansmanb Ibtaler
iaalebes ON 9etponineen at Gentrulbana
lens fore 8apitalubpibelie:
Gentralbauten er 10 fremfor noser
Snbuitriens Sani, % ben bar tasei
tunee Sag for at bi9lpe npr Snbuitri
DC fore Ganifelisbeber, Tom 9~epresiipnss
periooen mebfsrer. Gentralbanfen Ia,
10 oeiaa maattet bi9lpe en- NGffe af 81
uoeubps Banter, iom ben ifslse fin Or
aanilation CT bp9get pp paa. Sor al
iistte lin eaen Chilling er Oct, at ben bai
eset Iftietapitalen meo so Ninioner til
119 Wiuioner aroner. Settle er iteeI
meo lloiteoeIie af 8 Broceut Yreference.
certii'ater, % SiaGssa,tietapitaIen E,
liseiom ben anbeu fuIbt ~auiparlis fol
8dnfens S~urplistelier, bpab iaapel Snb,
ifpbere iom 8reoitorer aueaar. 9ertit
fitaterne er, iom tiblisere nepnt, tesne,
at &anSets Storbanter meo 3orses yau
/ Spioien."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
lH3IMM!!! "a, 81: i;..! s a
Mo-, til laveste Puser
~ OTTAWA Temmersag fielder rrs.r |
SkTIv ~SSA sager Creme; let at BRUCE. Kontant ell
nm lette yilkaar. Garanti. Fri Rog. Skriy, i
Oo OTTAWA MFG. CO.,
DssesProvs 2242-E Wood ST., Ottawa, Kan
San0beoen angaaenbe
Gt5ema og Yiles

Iuienoer % GnIenber al Weureffer, ifaer
Veterfon af Buffalo, %erfarer meo bier llee, at
en- 35 Gents SGfe Of geterion's Ointment hi
bortrpooe Gc5ernd % brinee S9morrbotoer III
at forfbinoe, % be tafneinIiae greoe, ionl lea
moStaser bier 9as, er pRro mere for mtS
eno Renge.
~ mango 9lar pIdeebes ieg af gcsemd /
NIT Sooeo % funoe life ftnbe noeet Tom oiISe
ftanfe QIaeen. Seq faa 9ereS advertisement
% fit Ell 9Gife og lea ffbIber Sem 2at mango
~ Ha.s sb ,or g oi Ss Get ,9 9a' 81 g}f't s lSr mug, r; %sr ,s sS
funbe lite ,irtIabe at taffe @eteriou, TIT 4u'
ren bar itorartet." Miis Marp sin, 42O
1btrb spenue,. 9tttsbursb, Ra.
seq bar bubt fIsenoe S9irorrboiSer, TiIes,
I fentteu alar % 0eterfon's er bet ereite Gtnt'
ntent, fom litbrebe mig, og oeSloen i9nes
SRmprrboiberne at b9re foribunoet." u. 9.
Rueer, 1927 @utbingtor @penue, Racine, Bts.
9rug geterion's ointment for enmIe saur,
SaItfloo, SpfpuImntne %, alIe Suofnsoortms.
Npotbeferre arbefaIer bet. Hoitorores uetsb
bes af Heteripn Ointment Co., SHc., @uifaIo,
N, %.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
Stans flbembe @c3ema.
@jennemtrrmgenbe, antiieptiff GEM
pil bielpe big.

Gag intet Senipn til bpor ofte bu bar iur'
isst men feilet, BIZ fan burtis itanie brRn'
benee, flsenbe Gcsema peb aupenbeIie al
i3emo, leueret al builteniombeiit 2~lpOtbstG
for 35c. @rtra fore SLATER for 81 90. 6eIbs'
BELLE bespuber fro bet gieblit 3emc unuenOss.
Snben fort Sib ct uanlispis buert Spor al
Gcrsma, glesner, &peiier, llOilGt, SIat'
beabs % Iisnenbe Subipsoomme f%iernst.
Sor rem Sub. os for at siere BEN traitiS
iunb, brus altto 3emo, bet 9isnnemtrGr8t1s
be, antiieptiife Slubium. 9faar andre teller
er bet bet eneite paalibelise WiSosl mob 9liO'
iuobomme al ale Sla9s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

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efrip efter VrSueerempfarer al "Tetprab.
Soften % Vte Mrnsu"! Mleit uobrebte rcrne
gIno | 9lmertia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
Gc,ema % gamle Saar.

ON nosen al glabets eeiere liber a eczema;
oanle Saar eller andre Slibfp9oon1l1le, oil
lea raabe benz til at prspe Mlmilops etitHa
Specifit, tbi bet bar belbreoet Gu'lnosr DC
iibfte 25 aar. Spipler De oeront, tan Nc
ifripe til
u, 6. 2arieu e1er 30. @crbuer. eO3 6th aet. 9. w,
RpheIter, Minn.; be leo begee af 9on1ll >aat .Ts
9erene, ben enc / Is % ben auber / II Var. ,ls9NW
beoite 00aer uben Sielp, men 0e3enta <pe''"t V'
brebe benz for flere War tilbose.
MRS. Better .. 9auielipn. Rpute ?. Ga't <taRpvVSS
maib., Ieb at famine Sprtur 20 aor, men lTsn@
Sobn'on. Nprr1ou. Waih, raaoeoe benoe gu a. D," J,
eczema Specihc, tbi bet hapoe heloreoe' Pa"' "
bet belbrebte ogian benbe flere Iar ttlbdge. r..r
Sfrip tue .. 9esia. Storp Gttn. Soma, 10. "a. a. a.
poioo blepet beiprebet % bill nisb Sl1os acre %! w
fienbt til Sielp for andre Stoeroe, MEN osVu'8 -
Grimerfe til Soar. .+ 81
Oct foiter $500 at prspe bet, men Del TT
ct Sorise pGro. ov
APOTHEKER s. ALMkLON,
BOX A. COOPERSTOWN. No DAN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16
NERVOUS WHEN
IN HIGH PLACES
This Carpenters Work Required Strong
Nerves and He Tells How
He Conquered.

Nervousness is something that can
nor Be overcome by will power alone
for Il IL a condition in which the nerves
are undernourishcd. Before your nerves
will be under your control they must
be strengthened and the only way 70
40 this II to build up the blood.
Men and women who need steady
nerves must not allow the blood TO
get thin for thin blood means starved
nerves.
aMy work makes me climb in high
places.v says w. A. Reynolds, a car
penter, of No. s Bennett street, Angus,
Ia. Me-, "and l. was 80 nervous ana
dizzy | was glad every day when =
was time to quit ! was extremely
run down in health and whenever
would overdo / would be all OF q trem-
BILE. Night after night would lie in
bed without sleep.
"One day read about Dr. Williams
Pink pills in the paper and was led
to try them. Before ! had used them
q week I felt better. | could sleep bet
ter and my appetite was keener
arose in the morning refreshed by q
good nights sleep. ! used five boxes
in all and they completely restored the
strength Of my body and the steadl-
ness Of my nerves.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills give
strength and vigor because they build
up the blood and reyitalizc the nerves
They are useful in sick and nervous
headache, neuralgia, sciatica. neuritis
and are recommended for children wis
show tendency to st. Vitus' dance
They often restore strength and health
where other treatment fails
Get a box Of DR. Williams Pink
Pills from the nearest drug store and
begin the treatment today. Write t.
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Sche-
nectady, N. ~, for a copy Of the home
Treatment Of nervous disorders. Send no
money. 1t is free. adv,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16
VEST FAIRLEE CENTER

Mrs. Rebecca Goodell and Julia left
Friday for Boston to stay with her
SON through the winter
Carl Cook was home from Lyndon
vile over Sunday.
Mrs. Melia Hatch has finished work
for Mrs. A. H. Southworth.
The West Fairlee Center band went
to Fairlee Saturday night to a ban
quet and oyster supper. Several bands
were present and all had fine time.
Augusta Moberg. with her mother
and sisters, spent Sunday at Mr.. Nell
sons in Vershire.
Amos Judkjns is the only lucky one
so far in getting a deer, he getting a
fine eight pointer.
A party from this place and West
Fairlee went to Tigerville Monday TO
hunt deer. Only one Of them was for
tunate to bring home one.
Some from this place. attended tine
reception Friday night for Ms, Ger
trude Moore, who is now Mrs. Stanley
Curtis.
Rev. A. H. Sargent and Deacon Hub
bard attended the Grafton Orange
County association meeting at Brad
ford Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16
STOCKBRIDCE

Ernest Brown is confined to the
house with sciatica.N
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Morgan of
Grantham, N H., are at j. $. Leon
ards for part Of the deer hunting
season.
Mrs. Harry Dwire il quite i'll with
a bad limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Leonard and two
of Grantham, N. H., spent the
week end at j. S. Leonard's.
George Manning, Chester Pinkham
and Wendall Blackmer left for Goshen
Saturday, where they expect to work
on dam. Mr.. Manning took his team
Alfred Chandler and Ben Holmes are
at work in Healdsyille on a lumber
job.
Mrs. w. X. Barrows and son made a
business trip to White River Junction
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Packard and son,
Roger, are in Mendon for week.
Milan Packard is in Stockbridge for
a few days, helping Austin Packard on
his new house.
Mrs. G.. B. Fish visited in Bethel Fri
day and Saturday and attended the
Universalist church fair Friday night
A chicken-pie supper is to be held at
the home of +. G. Durkee Friday night
by the ladies' aid. A sale of fancy ar
ticles, etc, accompanies the chicken
pie.
John Blackmer spent the week end
at his fathers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16
WILLI4MSTOWN

Representatives from the two
churches met at the M. i. parsonage
on Monday evening TO make plans for
a community Christmas tree. Mr..
Walsh was made chairman OF the gem
eraI committee aud Mr.. Oldridge sec
rotary and treasurer. 1t was decided
to hold the community Christmas tree
IN grange hall on Christmas night.
The following committee were elected
to carry out arrangements Program
committee: Mrs. NJ. A. Outland Miss
M. Seayer. Mrs. Whitney and Miss
Hart; decorating committee: Chair
man, Mrs. p. Jeffords, Mrs. NJ. II. Seav-
er, Miss B. Robinson, Mrs. Ida e. Mar
tin. Mrs. Jesse Martin, Mrs. G. Good
rich, Mrs. Leslie Williams. Mrs, Charles
Curtis, p. Jetfords, Leslie Williams,
Frank Bruce; candy bag committee .
Mrs. Evelyn McAllister, chairman, Mrs.
A. WiIfore, Mrs. T. 4. French, Mrs,
CLYDE McAllister, Mrs. Fannie Dow,
Mrs. Jason Martin, Mrs. Hazel Rog-
ers, Misses Evelyn Covell, Gertrude
Jeffords, Dorothy Walsh, Jessie Downs
Rebecca Seayer and Esther Cheney;
tree committee, A. III. Jewett, f. An
drews and Floyd Whore, to furnish
and install two trees; finance commit
tee, G. i. Walsh and Frank Oldridge
A letter from Mrs Hattie M
Granger Of South Pasadena, Cal.
brings word that two former towns,
people, for some years resident. q
Whittier in that state. have moved
Il. G. Briggs to Pasadena and Mrs
Anna M. Franklin to La Harbra,
AT recent visit to the plant Of
the Williamstown Granite Go. we
found quite force of men busily al
work and all the indications Of pros
porous growing business. This firm
took over the old Passera sheds and
after making repairs and installing
machinery. are busy filling orders
This is now an electric power plant
the wires coming in underground to
the power room, where the controls are
located and also a powerful air com
pressor There is also commodious
polishing room, the polishing wheels
being operated on the direct drive sys.
tenn and the floor being Of solid plank
ing. Pneumatic tools and means Of
handling the stone by carriers sus.
pended from the track, aid in max
ing this an up-to-date stoneshed, ca
pable Of turning ont the best class OF
work A part Of the shed is rented h
the Rex Granite CO., composed Of
three experienced men, Charles G. Nix
on, George Gordon and Eugene i
Whitney, who are keeping things hum.
ming in the space they occupy. The
first named company intend to install
an out Of doors derrick for handling
granite in the yard later.
O. e. S. chicken pie supper ana
dance. Friday. Nov. IL, Grange hall
Dancing from 8 to l, supper from 5; g
to s. Menu for supper chicken pi'
cabbage salad. cranberry jelly, hoi
rolls, soft pies, assorted cake and coffee
Admission SOC, children under 10, 25c
Full bin sl.T5 couple adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16
EAST ORANGE

g. NJ. Burroughs and family OF
Barre visited at A. +. and w. N. Pres
colts Sunday.
Fred Fisher was in Barre on business
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Alv Eugene Andross q
East Corinth visited at r. II. Richard
sons Sunday.
@. NJ. Colby il to be the representa-
tive to the Legislature from The town
OF Orange.
Among visitors to Clarence Monlton
and family Sunday were his brother
Frank Moulton, from Orfordvile, h;s
sister. Mrs. Anna Dickinson. and sGn
from West Topsham and nephew, Roy
Moulton.
Miss Alice Sanborn and Bertha Col
by were home from their school At
Barre for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Taft and MI
and Mrs. Archie Taft of Barre visited
#, A. Burroughs and family Nov q
Bernard Simpson and George siup-
son. we understand, are to have Deleo
lighting systems installed N then
homes this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe to Bring
Back Color and Lustre
to Hair.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound al any
drug store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
are sold annually. says well-known
druggist here, because it darkens the
hair so naturally and evenly that no
one can tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have surprise await
ing them, because after one or two
applications the gray hair vaniskes
and your locks become luxuriantly
dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't want
ed around, so get busy with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight
and you'll be delighted with your dark,
handsome hair and your youthful ap-
pearance within few days.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16
ROODBURY

Helen Parker is confined to the
house with mumps.
Francis Hannigan and Ray Shatney
left Sunday for Springfield, where
they have employment.
Perley Parker has purchased F. III.
Baldwin's house and the latter has
moved into Z. ID. Baldwin's house.
Several from this place were in
South Woodbury. Saturday evening y
attend whist party.
Milo Carr has sold his farm to r. f.
brennan and moved into G. II. Dana's
house in the village.
Philip brennan of Montpelier semi
nary is passing few days with his
father, Carl brennan.
Owen Atkinson was home over the
week end from his work in Rutland,
Miss la Jones Of East Barre was
an over Sunday guest Of Mrs. Mary
Weber and family.
Mac Webber was home the last of
the week from his work in Groton.
Cora Thomas Of Brattleboro was an
over Sunday guest Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, w. B. Thomas.
Gertrude Richard returned Sunday
from weeks visit with relatives IN
Waitsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barton Of Fays.
ton were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Parker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16
WEBSTERVILLE

Word has been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McAnlay OF Brattle-
boro that their son, Clarence McAnlay,
who has been suffering with tuber-
culosis Of the right hand, was taken
to the Massachusetts General hospital
in Boston recently, accompanied by
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nedeau returned
on Saturday from an extended visit
to Pawtucket, X. |.
Mrs. ID. D. Smith went to Brattle-
boro Friday She expects to spend
i part OF the winter there.
Stephen Nevins and Lawrence Craig
are employed in the quarry at West
Dummerston.
Miss Margaret Finnegan has re-
turned from Hartford, Conn, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Margaret Mcdonald Of North
Montpelier spent the week end at the
home of her parents,
Felix Langlois has returned from
New oTk Stdlts Nirip ny iiot SAii
ployment this summer.
The two families who have been liy-
ing in Mr.. Rowen's tenement. have va
Gated and we hear they are located in
lower Websteryille.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edwards Of
Topsham were Sunday callers in town
Don't forget that all interested per-
sons are cordially invited 20 the con-
ference and social gathering in the
Baptist church vestry on Thursday
evening at o'clock. Ladies Of the
church bring cake.
Armistice day in town resenibled a
Fourth of July celebration. The aft
ernoon and evening was made festive
by fireworks and especially the can
non variety This holiday is surely
one worthy of our respect, SO let's
hope that Now IL, 1923 win have stu
more doing"
The condition Of Mrs. Napoleon
Amedy is improved to such an extent
that she is now able to sit up for
short periods We hope for her com
plete recovery.