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BARRE DAILY TIMES, RARRE, VT., WEDNESDAY, MA ig, 1920.
THE
BARRE DAILY TIMES
. iESDAY, MAY 1, 1920.
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led in this paper, and also tlw local news
published therein.
The wind continues to blow off the
snowbanks of the northwest.
The Carratiza regime i? collapsing
like a house of cards before the first
puff of adverse wind.
It looks like a close race between
sugar and gasoline to see which reaches
the H. C. of L. summit first.
An indication of the very small part
which the liquor issue is likely to take
in elections this year is revealed by
the action of the Democrats of Illinois
in rejecting by a large majority in the
state committee on resolutions a pro
posed "wet" plank. Governor Edwards
of Hew Jersey and some persons in
Vermont should take due cognizance of
the action.
The death of William Dean Howells
at the age of 83 removes one of the
last connecting links between the pres
ent day and the day of America's liter
ary glory. It was Howells' privilege
to gain an inspiration through personal
relationship with such great literary
minds as Henry W. Longfellow, Na
thaniel Hawthorne, Ralph Waldo Emer
son, Oliver Wendell Holmes and James
Eussell Lowell, a coterie of brilliant
minds which brought fame to American
letters and the like of which have not
appeared in a group since their day.
The inspiration which Howells drew
from them stamped him as a worthy
successor to that old school of Ameri
can literary masters.
BETHEL
Frank Townsend has moved from
Harnard into the hoUBe belonging to
Rollin Gilson, lately vacated by F. W.
Quimby. . , ,
Mrs. Charlotte Abbott or unuernm
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ellen (lilson.
John A. Aldrich has sold his place in
the Camp brook district to Willard ti.
Bvam, who will occupy It as a home.
"E. J. Ellard has bought W. A. May
nard's home on North Main street and
will occupy it when he vacates the
Manning house on River fctrect
W. A. Maynard has bought from the
estate of his late father, Adam May
nard, the old home place in the rear of
the public library.
A. N. Washburn is using a new Olds
mobile truck for moving flour, feed
and lumber.
The people of the Lyrnpus parish are
responding to the faithful work of their
new minster, Rev. Roy L. Emery. He
will preach again at the league meet
ing in this villuge next Sunday at 7:'!0.
Mrs. M. L. Wilson's faithful dog,
"Trixie," died at the feet of her mis
tress on the sidewalk near the Bethel
inn yesterday morning, two or three
minutes after being accidentally run
over by a truck driven by Clyde E.
Blossom.
O.' J. Richardson, a well-known Civil
war veteran, after spending the last
two months with his daughter, Mrs. H.
E. Boutwell, returned yesterday to his
home in Gaysville.
A spelling match between represen
tatives of the five upper grades of the
village schools and all of the rural
schools in town will be held at the Bas
eom theatre Friday of this week at 'Z
o'clock. The public is cordially invited.
The best spellers are to compete in a
county contest later.
W. C. Manning, formerly of this
place, has bought a ld-room modern
dwelling in Framingham, Mass., with
10,000 square feet of land. He works
on the extra dark Quincy (Muss.)
granite for the J. S. Swingel Co. He
recently sold his house in this village
to H. A. Mack.
The Methodist Sunday school held a
sociable at F. B. Soiithworth's last
evening.
Berlin P. Whitaker has come to be
with his, father, W. G. Whitaker,
through the farming season.
Bishop G. Y. Blijs of Burlington will
"The Old Standby"
Why is It that no shoes feel so comfortable, no pipe smokes so well, no gun
snoots so straight, and no rod casts so far as the old one?
We all know the reason; it is from the fact that a man forms a friendship
for those things which he has tried; he knows what they will do and thats
enough for any sensible man. ' -
They are his old friends his old standby s, and he will not. forsake them
without a protest.
So too with your bank ; it should so serve you and you should so support
it that it shall grow and be strong, and then you may point to it with pnde and
say, "There's my Old Standby." . .
We aim to be progressive and make this bank responsive to the ever-increasing
demands of our friends, but we are always on our guard to keep it strong
and safe, so that it shall live" through the years and be an Old Standby to
successive generations.
The Peoples National Bank of Barre
4 per cent National Bank Protection for Your Savings 4 per cent
be at Christ church May 23 for his
annual visitation.
George II. Davis, for many years a
member of the Boston xiliee force,
with his wife and children, is occupying
the Charles Davis farm neftr this vil
las. He bought it recently -from his
grandfather's estate. This is a case of
migration in the right direction, for the
farms and farm production. The place
had been practically abandoned sev
eral years, owing t its location on a
high "and steep hill. Formerly the main
highway between Bethel and Rochester
villages went by this house. The dis
tance by this route is about 10 miles.
Several have planted potatoes. The
Again it is said that no nation but
the United States is fitted to restore
peace in Mexico. That statement has
a strangely familiar ring. It recalls
that every time a nation gets into dis
tress through internal discord there is
a plea that the I'nited States can
remedy the diflicutfy. However, the
known attitude of Mexicans of nearly
all classes ' towards the United States
precludes the possibility of the United
States being a peacemaker in the dis
turbed nation. Of course, the United
States could do it, but it might take
several hundred thousand men to do it
and the United States is not ready
to sacrifice that number of men in
order to intervene in a purely internal
ruction in the neighboring country.
Therefore, the talk about American in
tervention in Mexico is rather farfetched.
HOW DO THE VERMONT CANDI
DATES STANDI
Before Vermont Republicans select
delegates to represent them at the Re
publican national convention to nomi
nate a candidate for president and a
candidate for vice-president, these hav
ing the electing power through the
state convention have a right to know
how the various candidates mentioned
stand as retrards a pledged delegation
and, also, if they are representing any
special cliques having predilections
toward certain candidates for presi
dent. What Vermont really wants, we
believe, is an unbiased delegation
ready to size tip the situation in Chi
cago and ready to ue their influence
toward nominating tho man who seems
at that time to meet the requirements
best of all in the field. Vermont Re
publican sentiment is at the present
time divided up regarding the qualifica
tions of several candidates, and it
would be the unfair thing to attempt
to deliver the votes of the state to
any candidate, either by actual pledge
r by recommendation in the state con
vention. Therefore, it is only right
the candidates tdiould frankly make
statement of their position regarding
the Republican candidates. Very lit
tle is knonn by Ihe Republican voters
of the state to the personal feel
ings of these men who have been
mentioned. A statement of willinpness
to go to Chicago without bias might
1-clp the candidates quite materially.
Yours
may be
Next!
It all happens in a twinkling
the unexpected accident!
All automobile accidents are
unexpected. That's why you
can't avoid them. No one can.
But you can place the cost and
the worry on an insurance com
pany. Telephone today.
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funeral Agents, Thone 26MV
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more than that. You have shown your good
business judgment in selecting an ice cream that
will make them permanent customers and fre
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Coon's Ice Cream Is Pure
The highest grade of dairy cream from our own
crcamerie?, the choicest fresh fruits and fruit
flavors all combine to make this delicious ice
cream the choice of those who know quality.
COON ICE CREAM CO.
Incorporated
Manufacturing Plants
Lcwi.-tcn. Me.. Manchester and rv-rtsmouth. N. H.
Uurlington and White Kivcr Jet.. Vt.
first was E. E. Wallace, who bejran
planting May 4 and planted four bush
els last week. One of the Arist potato
planters was O. P. SShaw, aged H4 years.
.Mrs. A. N. Washburn has recovered
from her recent long illness and took
her place as organist at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oilpin and their
daughter, Barbara, of NorthhVld were
recent guests at George P. ISanspra's.
Hardwick Stage.
C. L. Toronto's stape will start May
3, running daily between Hardwick,
Montpelier and Rarre, as follows:
Leave Hardwick 9 a. m., arrive Mont
pelier house 10:30 a. m., Hotel Uarre
1 1 a. m. Returning, leave Hotel Barre
3:30 p. m., Montpelier house 4:30 p. m.,
Miller's inn 4:35 p. m., arrive Hard
wick 8 p. m. adv.
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Some are shipped with plates dry;
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These batteries are not bone dryi
Come in and get straight from us
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sulation that permits of bone-dry
shipment and storage of automobile
starting, lighting and ignition batteries.
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There is Plenty of
Style in Walk-Overs
Next to comfort, quality and workman
ship, it's the most important factor in our
store.
It's the "something" that is emphasized by
the Walk-Over line for spring.
You will serve yourself best by coming
here and selecting from the newest and the
Lest this store affords.
Rogers' Walk-Over
Boot Shop
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WE'RE GOOD
PICKERS
We've hit the right
note in dress for young
men.
Subdued tones in grays
and browns and blue
mixtures.
The fit givts the air
the air of fashion.
Single or double
breasted, close-fitting
but easy; style without
strain.
We show what has the
indorsement of the ex
clusive New York
shops. Prices, $30 to
$60.
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OR a real Ice Cream
treat extraordinary, go
to the dealer m your
locality who displays the
Turnbull sign.
The famous Turnbull
formula, rich cream and
milk from the best-kept
dairy herds of Vermont
and the cleanliness of
the m'o del Turnbull
plant are the things that
make the ice cream with the
tatte that even tantalizes.
After the tint taste you'll
remember the name with.
out trying.
X C TURNBULL CO.
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For sale by the
Red Gross Pharmacy
Capital
Savings Bank
and Trust Co.
Montpelier, Vt
Commencing May 1
and until further notice
this bank will close on
Saturdays at noon, but
will be open for business
as usual Saturday even
ings from 6:30 to 8
o'clock. Four per cent
interest is paid on sav
ings accounts.
TRUSTEES:
GEO. L. BLAXCHARD, Tres.
EDWARD H. DE-WITT,
Vice-President.
H. JULIUS VOUIOLM,
Vice-President.
FRANK X. SMITH, Treasurer.
WILLIAM G. NYE.
HARRY DANIELS.
TIMOTHY E. CALLAHAN.
Quarry Savings Bank
Methods
We make it a point in every department of this
bank to meet the convenience of our customers
just as far as possible.
Naturally there have to be rules and we abide by
them, but we consider with great care the value of
our customers' time. We try to give them prompt
action.
If this strikes you as good business method if
you think you would like to deal with a bank that
operates on this plan and if, at the same time,
you seek a bank of proven strength and well
attested conservatism '
We cordially invite you to talk with us in re
BANK ACCOUNT. '
QUARRY SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST CO.
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BEN A.EASTMAN. Prwi. RJ.M.JONES.V-Pre CM.WTLLEY.Tt-
DIRECTORS:
BnA. Esatman J. M. Boutwall W. G. Reynold H. F. Cutler
E.L. Scott H. J. M. Jon B.W.Hookm II. H. Jacko
Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
of Montpelier, Vt.
NINETY-SECOND YEAR
Assets
$11,653,426.00
Insurance in Force, .$112,201,181.00
Number of Policies in Force, 57,750
Policies written under Mutual or Paid-Up Plan at
actual cost no profit
Consider this fact when placing your Automobile
Fire Insurance
If you are seeking Insurance, see our Local Agent
McAllister & Kent
Agents for Barre, Berlin and Orange
"Give me a lever long enough
And a prop strong enough, -I
can single-handed move the world.
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fiYou may not be able to move the world, but
vou may" make for yourself a prop strong
enough to hold you and yours in comfort and
happiness by saving a tenth of your income
each day. We will help you.
The First National Bank
of Montpelier
Member Federal Reserve System
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Aotosnolblle
Lamps
We have a complete stock of Auto Lamps
for all makes of cars.
Barre Electric Company
Teleplie 9
"For Your Electric Wants"
Barre, Vt.
A few new Indian moto
cvcles ready for delivery.
Also I have a few second
hand motocycles:
1 1913 twin single speed, $G0.
1 1914 two-speed twin, $125.
1 1916 twin 3-speed $200.
1 1916 twin speed single,
$123.
1 1917 twin thrre-?iecd and
fide car, $280.
A good spuply of parts for
Harley and Indian in stock.
A. M. FLANDERS
S07 X. lin St.
Bedroom Furniture for
Moderate Incomes
People of moderate income should examine carefully the
values in high quality Bedroom Sets we are now offering.
And our offerings are dependable. We follow no fads
we are conservative. Every piece of furniture on our floors
represent true and tried design. Our values speak a lan
guage that all can understand the language of Quality
and Economy.
Auto Delivery anywhere free of charge.
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