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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15

war the womcn's organizations raised
altogether 100000, 900 among their so
%cictics in the Northern states, the
amount recently appropriated by con-
gress to put the nation upon an effect
i've defensive footing. The little girls
of the North, by their miniature fairs
and handiwork. contributed 100000.
Women might serve this government
as spies in a great war. That n woman
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15

D'pSpN,
Meantime | must confess that Dor
Othy had gone home In what barbara
was accustomed to call "a boiling pas
SIGN" Barbara happened to be COM
ing across the little hall when she lot
herself in at the front door. Miss Dor
othy-my dear, what is it?" the old
servant cried, her heart jumping fairly
into her mouth as a dreadful idea
flashed into her mind that the young
mistress hour had come.
Barbara" said Dorothy, in a voice
shaking with passion. IL take back
everything that | have ever said III
'efense of David Stevenson-every
word"
What, have you seen him. cried
Barbara.
Il used to feel" Dorothy went on. IN
the same trembling tones, and without
taking the smallest notice of Barbara 3
question, very sorry that | could never
tall in with auntie's wishes concerning
him. And then, after auntie got so
fond Of my Dick, | wasn't sorry Tor
David, because thought circumstance
had been n little hard for him, so |
have stood up for him with all of YOU.
But you were all right, and | take back
now every word that ever | have said
in his favor"
Barbara drew her into the pretty
drawing room. sit down. my dear
young mistress" she said, tenderly,
and tell me all about IT,"
So Dorothy sat down on the sofa and
told Barbara everything about her
meeting with David-what he had said
and what she had said: what he had
looked and what she had felt: how he
had turned old Isaac out OF his place
and had put a grand new-fangled gar
dencr to he lsaac's master at the Hall;
and finally, how he had asked her to
go back and the past would be for
gotten, and he had insinuated-nay,
had told her plainly-but. 10. Dor
othy's composure did not hold out long
enough for her to tell that part Of hei
story, for when she reached that point
she gave way and broke down into VIC
lent sobbing.
Barbara sat down beside her and
took her into her arms, so that she
might lay her head upon the old SER
wants ample breast and cry her heart
ache away.
Miss Dorothy, dear she said, pres
emily, curiosity getting the best of hei
at last, did David Stevenson dare tC
tell you that you wasn't married?'
Not in so many words. Barbara
Dorothy answered, sitting up now ant
drying her flushed face, but he asked
me to go back and marry him. with
unutterable contempt, and he woul(
show me what love meant-he, tina
turned my old friend II Of his plac,
directly Auntie died-and he saiC
something about my turning my bacl
on all my friends for the sake of
fellow who had brought mi to this"
David Stevenson all over re
marked Barbara, dryly. But, IN!
dear young mistress. you didn't lie
him go away thinking what he ha,
said was truce
II told him | had been married 70
months" Dorothy replied. land then
Just said, Good morning in a tone O
ice. and | walked straight in withou
aver looking at him again"
And he saw you come in here?
Barbara cried.
Yes" Dorothy answered. "IIoy
could ! help it?"
mo, l suppose not; but, depend o.
it. he will go Cabling back to Grave
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15

GUN AT WILLET'S POINT, N. Y.
(Can Pierce Four-lnch Armor at q Dis
lance OF Nineteen Miles.)
was increased by attempting to correct
another error when she was commits
stoned. Her battery cannot be used as
designed without destruction OF boats
and other fittings, and In some in
stances loss OF life, II the crews remain
AZ their guns. For this reason there
has been no attempt to make such use
of the guns as Is contemplated in the
design Of the ship and arrangement OF
her batteries"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15
CHAPTER xxi.

Ut he was greatly
tickled by Charles
remarks. and more
than once on the
way home repeated
to himself with Il
chuckle. "DOuk of
Middlesex, | must
encourage Charles
Il little. Pom my
soul. uncOmmonly
neat Dock of Mid
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15
COMMODORE HOWELL.
Commander of the Squadron Mt

Hampton Roads. Va)
Maine was hooded from her launch
ing day. R~ear-Admiral Bralne. who
superintendent her building and whose
pride she was, had obtained a bottle
Of real American wine for her christ
ening. He was then superintendent or
the Brooklyn navy yard, and he and
Mrs. Braine sent to Kelly's Island, In
Lake Erie, rear tho scene OF Com
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15
LIEUT.-GEN. PANDO.

Cuba.)
mics prefer middle-aged and homely
women for such service. A circular
distributed by the superintendent Of
nurses in 1861 read:
mo women under 80 need apply. All
nurses are required to be very plain
looking women. Their dresses must
be either brown or black. with no BOWS,
no curls Or jewelry. and no hoop
skirts"
The pay given TO nurses In the late
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15

The president and secretary of war
are receiving letters from patriotic
women all over the country anxious to
be mustered into service.
A letter received at the white House.
and addressed President Mckinley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15
WOMEN IN WAR.
VOICES OF WIVES AND DAUGR-
TIERS ARE NOW HEARD.

Want to Join the service ~ Nurses or
~ Aids of Any Kind Nobic Deeds of
Women On .,oih Sides During the
civil War.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15
CUAPTE.R MIL.
u~r-s) HREE

'''s' 'tS b''''
gone. and still Es-
Their Brand had not
arrived in London.
Each day Dorothy
got o and more
impatient for her
presence, because
although she had
never once seen
David Stevenson
since that mprnipp
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-15

If n nan isn't sober he should never
attempt to walk a tight rope.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Kenyon have
gone to Clairmont, n. H., to attend the
funeral Of their nephew.
Over-The-Tea-Cups Club will hold
their annual meeting this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. G. |. jackson.
W +. Page has - bill in his nos
session which was once his rrandfathar.s
II was printed in 177G by Hall e. Sellers
Of Philadelphia.
City Engineer c. S. Currier and Street
Commissioner Cutler drove to North
Barre Yesterday and gave permission
for the railroad company to Law their
track to the Berlin line.
Mrs. John Highland, who has been
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for the
last four weeks has returned home after
having successful operation perform
ed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
On the Corner.


Like the Spanish fleet, the club has
been looking for Il place where they
could hide. The Spaniards are anx.
louS TO avoid Sampson; the club fears
discovery from the police or the In
spector. Last night they pitched their
tents in the opera house cellar and were
congralulatin@ themselves on having
found safe place and laughing at the
escape they had made from the scoops"
and Mr.. Inspector, while at the same
time occupied a place on top of the
Old vault waiting for interesting deyel.
opmcnts. The first event of the even
ing was the reading of poem entitled
WHEN THE TROLLEY RUNS Up MAIN STREET
Great things we soon shall see,
men the trolley runs up Main street:
Perhaps Cuba be free,
When the trolley runs up Main street
Local water fights be DER,
hen the trolley runs up Main street:
Keporter> walk no MORE
hen the trolley runs up Main street.
Runaways will increase,
When the trolley runs up Main street.
And well need more police,
when the trolley runs up Main street.
Truants will ride from sight.
Wherthe trolley runs up Main street.
AIld our council will not fight,
When the trolley runs up Main street.
Our club on cars will "kick".
When the trolley runs up Main street.
Our lawns will all be slick,
When the trolley runs up Main street
How the club did yell at the couclu.
ION or tins first effort of another "sprinp
Oct OF the regular .machine" order,
mo- ne was asked to write another one.
Inch he will give to the public in a
Nv days The literary part of the pro-
ram beng over. it was voted to re- .
nest Norman York to come to the Climb
pom and clean it.
Inc club passed a vote the city hay- !;
o come into the possession of the !,
ARE water plant the price of the water =
Quilt be reduced. The claim was :,
AGE mat the recent owners of the svs- y
m should have been compelled to re- :;
zee the price, and it was agreed that -
III the price was reduced, the "coffee =
use, as called in various sections of "
I city, might be run at full blast "
}" the Inspector is not yet able to ~
re the prices but it is expected that III
81 orange, Harris Gore and Grotm,
'ld VIII form Il syndicate to furnish -
Ter Tor our people if the price is not -.
'ured' After this had been given to w. ~,
!, members present the club adj ourncd ,o II,
IIdrht that they had cheat the ~
INSPECTOR. H.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
SENT TO SWEAR AGAINST pa
Becaure His TIA Didn't Dare to Leave ger
Living Seat

ne was mere STRIPPING of a lad. III
might have been Z years Of apo or h(
might have been 8. Nobody could tell
ny looking at his face. The only mari,
OF certainty about the youthful connie.
nance was the sure sign that some NJ
MS ancestors had come from old Iro-
land. The little fellow walked baSt;l,,
1n1o the office of the warrant clerk ~
recorder Flnnegan's court. He did not
no'ice ehe Tour persons standing in line
waiting to get affidavits made ort
"1''nsl some bothersome relatives. bnt
'ne youth pushed through the crowd
o "hu olsengaged the attention of tho
c1erk with this odd demand; ~
l want to make an affidavit against
my pa' said he and pushed his littlo
req mead around the side of the desk
,, GU want WHAT" queried the c,or,,
want to swear against ~, >, 800 !,
the boy again. t"' SAID
What has your pa done?"
with n e. mas just been in a prizefcbt
A., Well, why don't your ma swear o,.
.no warrant against pa? Nv ho,. W, Wv
"Mv ma 49, you won't fill the bill"
NM IVY ma can't come, and she wanted
me 10 NIX 1t up for her. +" ""N'e'
+h why could she not Gomez" os,.o ~,
w. clerk, getting interested i, 'TA a.
o'.ssler,s story. He could NOT i,n ano
wil] my ~ [n e wife would not be only too
"l '.m TO swear out the warrant 'oo
in tho y pa p;. ana ma they got in the FIGHT
nara ano Rltchen. That is how il h hs,
put "a MY pa made a drive for h hap
,r r' ui'.n land, and then nv NJ, D Dl
7,a0o, , up the rolling pin and a"0 sno
- olo man. She is now set, i,ooieo :
, Ill., holding him down, and ' thas on
w., sne couldn't come to swear a qua! Is
. 1imna she sent me. New 6 1sainst
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
\ GOOD CONCERT.

An excellent concert is in store fo,
Lovers OF classic and popular music.
ne services of Professor Phillips, tenor
SololSt, late OF Chicago, of Mr.. Wilder.
the Well-known flute player, and of Mr.
briggs, the brilliant organist of Mont
pcIler. as well as Mr.. S. Ii. jackson of
lhiS city, have been secured. Those
vino were disappointed in not hearing
Mr. Wilder last year are granted a
chance this time. The price is lowered
TO H. cents that everyone may come.
kemcm5er the date, Tuesday evening,
May 81, at $ clock in the Conrreoa-
ipnaI church. Titkcts are now on sale.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
colonel Kit Cy,;

~, "A st. Louis footpad attomrto,,
"p colonel Kit CHM Of Ka l,.eu TO holt
pad hasn't doyo ana the aforesaid foot.
is a man on earth Snythlng since. If there
shun as y W te u'rtn whom footpads shon1d
tiger, that ', map r. man shuns blind
born fahte ar"n Is Kit Chinn. He is :, n
are the onos W. and his favorite weap 30 a
him win Ine ~ Whieh the Creator epdn pvns
of pist ton IL IN kentucky who hold 1 th vi the
talIy ' %nv or knife in contempt and dn e; use
wiIdca ue' i of fear He has foua Is TO-
his Iauo IN the open with noth hGught
and p II e. knuckles and come out but
otara 1T is said that upon one oue winner,
him th 10 night a rattlesnake s' anS be
News. inc first bite.-Glasyow nna ,E give
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
SCPERlNTENDENT'S SALARY
FINED.

city Attorney Swazey, Alderman
Patterson, chairman of the salary COM
ml'tce meet this morning in Mr.. Swa-
seys office. They agreed to fix the SAL
airy OF superintendent Currier at $3.50.
lie is to purchase his own horse and
team and take care of it. His office for
the present will be in the old CITY build
ing Mr.. Curricr is receiving congrat-
ulatiors on all sides this morning.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Papers We're served this morning on
Mrs. Lucy Deforge in 4 suit brought
by her husband, Alexander Deforge.
The grounds for the suit are desertion
and adultery. Both are well known in
TINS city. Dcforge is painter. Mrs.
Deforgc.s maiden name was Lucy Lur-
"erviIle and formerly lived in Williams
town. The couple were married Feb
Iuary Ii, 1898, and neither are of age.
ne case will be tried in the June term
OF the Orange County court. John w.
"ordon is attorney for the petitioner.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
SUBURBAN TRAIN SER,I. ,.

SODohnAN TRAIN SERtI( r.
$40, 40, 1000 p. M q III '-'0' ''.
% Arny ye at Montpelier $50, $40, lo5oA.N
z'1o, ~, $40 $50, 1920 P Nj. '
Leave Montpelier, $50 $50, g.45. " r,..v
. loo, $50, lao, 80 9 80 p NJ ~ "'i --'
"a arrive az Barre. $50, $50, 1905 A.M.lae. e
500. 5.l2 $50, $50 P M 4' -. Joe
Suburban Service is subject 10 o,a.
.a.ioh from the people for more rrajns
a,me' or peter service will be cheerfuJk
eleu' All trains will stop On sipnel ~ -,
aod ,,iI n,ontpeler and Barre to take pas .
n s,;n WI stop at any place to leave pass,i,,,
''ueu 'ne pace Is made known to the COM. ...
TRAINS EAST AND CONNECTION~
Connects at Wells Kiverwitr .a
WSom i Train orth, ans. 81 i
| ian ana Express Train south .,..
me lassumpsic Division OF b. -
= an ~x Maine X. r. Through Trt, ....
WV "A III. wee nom Wells River via I.-..
gun Uuln or White River Juuctia,
BOSTON, ard Via. Bellows f., A..
Springfield fo' New York Ar,,,.,
~ boston 400 p. NJ, New
turahd Central Depot 7lop.N
pai hrough service, BurHu4tur ,.
10y ans stops at all brine. .
stations between " ellis River ,
n"olahs, arriving at Fahvan. ,O
r. NJ. Connects at Fahyal. u ...
tta'h Tor Portland and Old ur,l.,..
mva. , Also with train for .
~, Al ashiDgtou, arrilint~ .t.
~ o'oo r. VI. Connects at "
n n,.r with the Mail Train u.rl
~ amp NJ o .r lassnmpsic Division, and ,.
M acitc Coast Express" vint.,.
u u,'n faclhc Railway to Montr..
Suenec, Chicago and the p..,,
las hrough sleeping cars " ..
S, go ~ ohicago every day rAr,.l
la.ordays. 10 Pacific Coast e..
u"s e-ctpt Sunday. Also win F.,
press Train arriving in Bo.tnr,
?. ii. Also With train for Fnhl...
LANCASTER, Whiletield, Jeff,.r..n.
hairoad ~ N'''i'u '''.n
, .ohiects at Wells River with Ey
r.. ior st. Johnstury, LIndorMl,.
parton and Newport with Acr..
ku5p NJ h muualion train south . ali -l.t...
VA n mtn Wells River and VIZ,
i nMel junction. Also with kX,rr..
i I north over White Mo,i.t,'.
i i'n,Sion Tor Lisbon, I.ittleton, B,fl
'e u street, Profile House, rv,,.
,Matovntain Fabyans. CrawforI,
F. W. s,r,~W hi!eiield, Jefferson and Lnnr,.,.
IN IAN, General Agent.
W, A sTGNM,r:IMo MORSE, GEM Pass. Agent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
WiiiiamStoWn Tralne

Leave Barre ] COP NJ. 4.3oPM. Due
town l.55 p. NJ. 5..0pM.
Leave Williamstown 100 A. NJ o.2u
Barre sos A. NJ. 3.Oop NJ
T. W. BALDWIN, : W tr.>,t-..
Gen. Supt. G.,, p.
Ii. Il. sTOuGIlToN, Supt NJ. X W,E
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

The war drums beat once more, an,
war and rumors of war haunt the Stun
bers of the Republic. Once more thu
volunteers have responded to the call o
Columbia.
clay down the axe. fling by the spade:
Leave in the track the toiling plow;
The rifle and the bayonet blade
For arms like yours We're filter now
The blue and gray march together
while "DiXie" and "Yankcc Doodle
will be played by the musicians of the
American army. Beneath "Old Glory
our heroes are waging righteous wal
that rivers of blood may cease to stain
the "'lurcn Of the Antilles" and that
the American Republic, as the pioneer
in the planting of the tree of Liberty,
may, with cleaning bayonet and flash
inc sabre, aid the army of brave Gomez
in driving the Spanish butchers from
our midst, and forever furl the yellow
rae of the Dons in the Western IIemi>-
phcre, as the fair emblem of the Cuban
Republic is furled to the breeze.
Already veteran of the civil war,
naval hero from old Vermont has made
his name immortal, for "IIe Didn't
Dewey Thing to Spain" Again Dewey
heard the call to "put the Nermoners
ahead" Then he destroyed the fleet in
"Alahila's crooked bay" land no more
will they block the pathway of the free"
So on Sunday, May 20, and Monday,
May 80, let Us march in line with flags
and flowers to pay the honors to the
veterans of the strife. and renew our al
.eglance TO the @randest government
lndcr the sun. While our army and
navy battle on land and sea to make lib
'riy the watchword of humanity. let
'ur Memorial season remain the most
acrcd of all the year.
Camp Chaplains. remember YOUR du-
les IN connection with Memorial Day.
nd as soon as the day is ended mail |
our blanks to Division Chaplain W. E.
Springfield, Vt.
Now, while "our ranks of Freedom"
torn the mountains of Cuba. we will
ONE and remember that
10 sing our songs of love and nroise
wal: 40 nohor the heroes brave and true,
WIN garand> ever so fair and sweet
NV we deck the graves of boys in blue,
lhoSe heroes tent on fields above.
l., NO more iirt they in thcke>t fray,
fcr them the countersign is "Loye.''
On this bright Memorial Day.
Per order of
WILLIAM W. LAPolNT.
Division Commander.
ollIc,al: ELMER E. PERRY, Adutant.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
no AGREEMENT REACHED.

NO agreement has yet been reached
between the city and the water company
regarding price. A city official said
inns morning that they would not try
and settle price now but after days
have expired they will condemn the
plant and have a commission appointed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
10 Whom 1t rIay Concern:

lor the past two years I have boap q
sufferer from rheumatism. Two vear"
ago | was taken worse, it bcin~ in w.,
nahaS' arms and limbs. At Times !
ronld not get my hands to nv bn,J on
dress myself My hands and lim w.
would swell badly and cause me- , ,''''Js
pam could not sleep nights and ' %an
no appetite. | could only walk NV 1 t%
use of my crutch, After doc,nri ,"e
ana using different kinds of mnlio;n '"T
al last tried Magnetic Trea1,oont 'n ani
Napor Baths given by Prof. B, G. ~ W vH'
N'"s ana can say after two months
realment | am free from an ma;"
swelling all gone. Hands nnd a p"o"'
IS natural as ever. can on ~, '' a,'h
Town stairs without crutch or conn . anI
TN a'Ic to do my own work Nv a an
'e'''e IS good and | sleep as wc,l ~" r.
" e. can recommend this trc,tmom,
';'' r m'gn pleasure to anyone SUFFERING
Very truly yours.
ARE, w., May 2lst, '9s, = MIN
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

mere was a very short crop of San
sora Corn last season, if you need anv
Tor seed buy soon, or there will be mona
Tor you' as 1t is going fast at l.. NJ
Avcrll's. 80 'n :
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

our Traits Astral Oil is genuine ::
comes to Us in barrels. We sell il for
- cents Il gallon Some use protts A.
'.f' 'arr'I' to sell from having same
IlIlcd from the tank with same oil which
we sell Tor 10 cents per gallon. l.. NJ.
AvrEuL. AVE-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

Irof. i. &. Wilkins has received
s 81 agency for 1.-The Quaker Folding
batIl from the World Mfg Co. of Gin.
clllnat'l' ONO. Sub agents are wanted
for town and counties at once.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
Suburban Service.

TRAINS TO MONTfEIIEr
Leave Barre $40, $50 4. NJ, l2.Uo,
Hoop. NJ.
TRAINS TO BARRE.
Leave Montpelier 6,30, 9.l5, $50 4 -
35t and $40 p. NJ.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

Tried our finest Chocolates vct tbo,,
are nice at l.. NJ. Averils.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
Real Estate Agents

We have for sale one house on Camp Street
Z new. one Involvement house of eleven
rooms on harrington avenue. three houses on
Solth Main street. one house and barn on
Eastern avenue, one house on East street
new, one house on Clark street with IA
rooms, steam heat. also three lott on PROSPECT
street, with about 60 fruit trees and a lot of
Slhall lrlllt IN bearing. several lots ON Long
street. prices from $1,000 to $4,000. two LOT,
on clark street. very desirable. and several
lots west Of Brook Street
ANY one III want Of lots or home, will find
IL Tor lhelr interest TO call at rooms . and 10
holsters Block and investigate, or send a
postal card and we will caIl on YOU, a> this
property Is for sale at real bargains. Now i.
Il GOOD time TO invest in real estate in this city.
lookout Tor boom when the war i, over in
It'I estate. We would be pleased to assist
tho>e having tcnement> to rent or those want
lilg lehenent>. Rents collected on reasonable
terms,
Respectfully yours.
FAY & HANSON,
l''NhitI-. VERMONT /
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

huIId-n% lot, in choice location on
I'M N'l'ct opposite French and Richard
Ho"A'f'tIS l.. M. .AvERILL.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

me 20 patients now under treatment
of DR.. Z. +. Bceman the Ostcop,thi.t
are all improving.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

we have 4 fresh consignment of Fire
WORKS a. all descriptions. Will sell at
and retail. rayct,c, Mcndel-
Shon a Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
Central Vermont Raj|ro.
Tinne-T able.

CORRECTED TO JAN. %, 1...
Trains leave Barre daily, except Suuaa. ...
ows:
GOING SOUTH.
$40 A. M.-MAIL, For Boston via. I.
Fitchbulg; New York via. spring.
all New England points. Parl ,rc..t. .
ton via. Lowell. without change
2,OOP .M.--FAST EXPRESS. torR...
Lowell; New York via. Sprinpl.,
New London. Buffet parlor cart. f..
$40 PASSENGER. r.
field Randolph, and Wa.
junction, connecting Will
train for Windsor.
hoo P.M.-NIGHT EXPRESS. Ie.y. -
week days only, but leaves Monte.
AM, daily including SUNDAYS. u -
ton via. Lowell daily SIS a. NJ. b..
Fitchburg, daily 9. 40 a. M; Npy,
cept sunday LIS A, NJ. on sunni.
to Springfield, only. Wagner -lp.u.
to Boston via. lowell and to Sprl,.,.
GOING NORTH.
$50 A. M.-LOCAL IMPRESS. ForY... .
ton, ST. Adams, Richford, aud Rouse
Connects at Essex Junction with .4.....
all PORTS Oh Rutland k. Il.
3.O5 p. M.-MAlL. For Burlingto,
Cambridge Junction, st. AltaiI., 81
Norwood, Ogdensburgh. Wayne,
Car to Montreal.
$40 +. M.-IXPRGSS for Burlington. >. .
bans, and Montreal. Pullman : lr,-
Montpelier Junction 20 Chicayu.
change. Due Chicago to p.M,g,..
Connects at Essex junction for Sos.
via. Rutland and Troy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

ne l'a'!r''tS now taking treatment of
''r' H. H. l'reman the O,tcopathist be-
long to our best people.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

New lot Ferry's Mixed Sweet p,.
Seed ) cents IN on. l.. NJ Aron;,l Vt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26
Montpelier & Wells River R, R,

TIMETABLE.
oh ana after Monday, Nov. S, 1897. tra.-. ii
run as follows, Sundays excepted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

~ 11E'-r'FTf " TINT'VTN T.
Division Commander.
OlllcIal: ELMER +. PERRY. Adjutont
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-26

The war drums beat once more, and
war and rumors of war haunt the slum-
bers of the Republic. Once more the
volunteers have responded to the call of
Columbia.