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Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
NO DECISION REACHED.
ALDERMEN HOLD A MEETING BIT ARE
Unable TO AGREE ON TIE WATER
QUESTION.

The city council held an executiv,
session with C. l., Goodhue and N u
Phelps last evening in the office O
Mayor Gordon to further discuss III,
water question.
Inc question whether the city should
condemn Or have commission an.
praise the property was brought up.
put the aldermen got into a wrangle
and no definite conclusion was reached
IL Is known that Mr.. Goodhue said that
II he was offered certain sum for the
plant he would accept it.
An EVENING ENTERPRISE reporter
nad talk with one of the aldermen
this morning. He refused to state tho
price mentioned but from what could
DE learned it is substantially the same
'hat Mr. Goodhuc made the city last
year.
III IS also known that Mr.. Walker who
looked over the plant in the interest of
the city, told the aldermen Tuesday
what he considered it was worth. If
could not be learned what figures he
made, but they were higher than the city
would pay.
Mayor Gordon said this morning that
commission would probably have to
De appointed as no agreement could be
cached. lie stated that the city would
re willing to pay 100000 for the plant.
mother meeting will probably be held
Don,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
A Narrow Escape.
George Loranger Had a Close
Call From Drowning.

mere came near being drownine
accident in this city yesterday noon, anG
olit 1or the presence of number OF
s'ohe cutters who happened to be going
TO dl''ner George Loranger might have
ioSl his life in the Stevens branch.
1T appears that Loranger was sittiny
on bridge l3 of the Central Vermont
railroad which is over the Stevens
oranch' lie is said to have been under
inc influence of liquor at the time. AS
nc SAT with bowed head looking into the
wafer his hat dropped from his head and
lell INTO the water below. lie wos
puzzled to know what to do under the
The hat was nearly
ne" SO ne concluded that he would try
10 save 1t by jumping into the river
iiter it, probably he forgot in what
the stream ran and instead of
gong to the waters edge on the c,st
sac ne went to the river on the oppo-
''te SIDE and jumped into the cold and
muddy stream ~''' anu
ihe water in this portion of the
'realll Is quite deep. lie made an at-
'n'P' 10 swim but as he was pretty well
''oeo down, the attempt was futile
, was a hard struggle for him to keep
ooNt 'he water. Meanwhile his hat
sight. "''' was ou'
some little children who live in that
e,''ly ana were on their way home
oi'' school saw him struggling in the
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
SHOT A BITIERN.
ONE OF TIE LARGEST SEEN IN THIS
VICINITY.

While Charles Ingraham was hoeino
IN his garden yesterday forenoon, he
noticed large bird flying overhead and
hnmedlally went and rot his gun. In
a very few minutes he brought the bird
TO the ground by a clever shot. 1t prov
Ell to be a blttern.
During the afternoon he took il TO the
store OF George A. Houston on North
Main street. Mr.. Houston saws it is one
OF the largest bitterns he ever saw and il
is also probably the largest that has
ever been Shot in this vinictv. The
wings measure little over four feet
from tip TO tip The bird is a mixed
brown in color and stands quite hioh
lis bcak would measure between five
and six inches. The reported was in
formed that this variety is not very com
mon In this section Of the state and this
one is large bird of its specie.
MIR. Houston will have it stuffed and
VIII haXe it on exhibition with the other
stuffed birds which he has in his store.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
'H6Y DON'T LIKE PAPER
'a'ases at First Contact Regard tb. Eah-,
With Suspio;n,

az irst contact Regard the Fabri
With Suspicion.
When savage people first come in cor
s"co with the whites, none of the won
oers that they see is regarded with NOW
suspicion gu than large sheets Of nanor
Inc native is apt to regard naner as .
o oor! vi CLOTH and the fact that it tears
easily ana is worthless for most of tha
purposes to which cloth is put convino no
MN that it is fraud va ILLUS
a, ono or two Kongo travellers told -
cue disgust with which the natives ~
h lrs' + regarded paper. The Kongo tribes az
s Dy .he way, are on the lookout fon
s sn""; pols' and it is exceedingly hard
"oIh 1or anybody to sell them . haa
quallsy OF cutlery or cloth. savo o.eu
sooh llnd' however, that paper is not -,
IT, to serve the purnoses Of A a,o4 Az
f hnen tney cease to look upon it as
t L but they do not think # r. as a
n.sh among white man S mannfaotn "nnS
ana they have little use for if '''0feS'
sumo time ago we'll known exn1ouo
wa, was travelling in the interior Of 0r p,olef
n ,"4u, Australia, where ho met 1 manr
before. oi white man |
tbe o ,ub Jay a crowd Of natives was IN
sno wnlte mans camp carefully ims "a "a
lns the explorer and his haoao a INSPECT
newspaper happened to 49, when
ais pocket W oiop out of
mt Inc ne n, natives unfoldod and snro,a -
49,, ,', on Inc ground. They decided t I"u ~
n dSt DC an article of wearing an ,na. ~
, l'u one OF them tried it en- H Lp pare.
oo IL round his shoulders li,,a ~ wrap
is sa' Gown on the ground, arra r"imr
-, 40 +o ip2verlng this way and tbst Ing ,
,ba+ n W. inc faces of the crowd 70 '' ana t
,n n". 'hey thought of his e]ea,n " rec {
,c'' covered as it was with m sar- i
'pusands of curious marks ''n many
PRESENTLY, however ~ aoo;, q
70 his " inlet the savage was rcarra nap' g
, ~ m.S shawl and trying to brin ,," . G
emf ho eosether in front of him tbs OIL, .ne r.
'cl[ ' D a to tear at the nane '' 10 gar e.
,'H, "A howl from the crowd Ip pa,, Oh his g;
i to the disaster Tb H"t h, called at N'
@ poorest sort m+S a. was evidently made Of
n ino savage took his COVERING S W
ado tbo ' , mischief he had wr ur' ex- d,
th i IN; tear little longer a Wrought be
Q pnp pes niger poAed hole tbro ,nen We
L. L. nat settled tho fact that a., to
lost all inte ' mo s newspaper sudden COZ
med their 'e ettsi for the natives, who thu
obiocts attehtion to less dost,, "no Ar
'''''ts. -pcarson's we eek ueSfru'ti- or
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
Let's Talk 1t Over.
+. a. B. Bishop is in Burlington.

r, +. Perry is in Randolph to day.
j. A. Graham of Bethel was in tow
today.
Mrs. George n. Tilden has gone t,
Mortified.
l.. j. Mead has opened his soda foun
tain.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr.
and Mrs Hugh Ncale.
Mrs. W H. Eastman is in Waterbury
visiting her mother
+. b. Corse left today for his home
in Lawrence, Kan.
0. W. Lawrence returned to Fort
Ethan Allen last evening.
The plans for the basement of the
city hall have been received
Win Burr of Bradford, has gone to
work for X, 5. and C. H. Currier.
II. b. Humphrey of Troy. n. Y. has
commenced work with William Cassie,
John Green has sold the Home bak-
cry to his sister and Mrs. II. c. Barnes.
Miss Eta Norton of Orange, is assist
1lg Mrs. j. NJ. Bond at her store for
few DAYS.
y + ron
Trades Insuranr Cnnnnnv IF Cb;ro,ro
is in the city today.
,rho ;.a.
Konron yas t.,loa o oiaI. o"n'ou ~ - ~.
was thourht II wn,,lI 90 N I;''d '''i'' 1t
'"o7 ~ - "'"i' 'o' I'VE
drnnl, 49, W" i ''' hn1 arrested
tho shod ', 81 rho,i' 'o 4':,' 's'eep III
me-. ''V ~ N'''- a. '''''!'n'
Angus D. Graham ANA Miss Mary A.
Ca.iiPoeil were married at the lresby-
terla', cnurch l"si evening III Granite
Vllle by Rev. Il. W. Cummings.
me funeral OF Madeline the young
oau9ii'er ol nap Arey was hcld this
"iteilooh' heV' ~ - n: jackson oili-
oia'il9' burial was III Elmwood.
The Ladies and Pastors Union of He'd
ding NJ. +. church, will hold a soap
social in the church parlors Friday even
ing. Everybody is cordially invited.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
BREAKFAST t,EREAl s
AeS contain Essential Element, For p.-
1ect Nourishment ~ th. D.,

".n essential Elements For Per.
.o ''' Nourishment Of the Body.
.o cereals and fruits should form tho
g Uas n OF breakfast foods" writes nv 0
n b. L. horer on breakfast Cereals as
1a adios IN her cooking lesson in Tho
n maales Home Journal. "They will sn NJ
~ ~. ~ muscular action, preserve the baat
it, tno ooay and strengthen the brain IN
u.s. e.s nervous activity. Whole or Steel c, ~
, ua.s ana whole wheat from which o W..
nine1eenth century bread should oui
tho contain the essential elements fo ~
h tn9 perfect re nourishment of the hn W. ~,
foods Ihe great objection to cereal
from ' a ~ .nelr difficulty of digestion not
fro on any FAULT of the foods, bnt sr nt'
f froin lack OF time in cooking and sao nls''
Iron from lack of proper mustication' second
tb a,on t are indigestibe The first s staw
; ;nel' toward the digestion Of s ~ step,
rnn uur inc ire. Each little cell mns t h
c cup.ared and for this long and oan" oe
t tuoAins is required. The Second e saae
, ,no q. digestion of starches ;s l.; s'op TO
mouth They are there con,a ~ IN the :
If tb ,msoluole starch to soluble sn from
masticat tlu swallowed quickly, without
entering ths 'hey miss this DIGESTION
,rean no ,ne stomach as strangers MI,
hem. t ho, oeing prepared to rec enas
- arc cast out into the smaI
digestsd 70 T pe entirely instead of 1 nnrt
,orl, - - udaltlon'to its own d,t;a leiieo
,xed. ,nd 10 mouth, soon becomes ov ,no
isease una we have, as result over tho
ltestina Ijsa common in this countrv ,he
ITS head I0 th breakfast cereals steel ont :,
,r lp%r pre- are good. A ,no wheat
c ',p1 rne rolled wheat and AFTER A,ter these
e, er preparations aI All these f par1ey and
ten ter must to thoroughly c roTds, how Il
'on without sugar. cooked and N
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
DEATH OF MCIVER.
TIE CAUSE OF THE EXPLOSION STILL A
MYSTERY.

The injuries of Angus McIver VIII
was nearly killed at the quarries yester
noon proved fatal yesterday afternoon
when he died without recovering con
seriousness. The attending physicdala
could not do great deal to lesson thu
sufferings, as he was so badly used up
Upon examination by DR.. Hayes it Wax
found that his right arm had been brp,,
en- at the elbow. His face was Il bla,,s
as an Egyptian mummy, and so tikiiica,
Ell that it was hardly recognizable, the
right side of his face was crushed IN.
and otherwise terribly injured and
burned about the body. After life lino-
cred for nearly five hours he died
lie leaves wife and number of chill
dren. lie was about % years old. Nc
lver carried an accident insurance
policy for $1,000. The burial will prob.
ably be in Wllliamstown. Thomas
Short an employee of DR. c. f. Camp
saw the injured man. He stated that
he had worked in moguc in London
Tor eight years and had never seen q
person who was in sach an awful condi-
cion as was McIver.
Norman Mcdonald had the radins of
his arm broken and he was SLIGHTLY
burned and bruised but his Injuries will
not prove FATAL
Neal Mclyer was not injured as SER
rlous as was thought at first, One leo
was slightly injured but he if able II he
about again.
Donald W. Mcdonald was seriously
burned about the face and hands and
also about the shoulders. One leo was
burned little at the ankle. He has
been placed in dark room and nobody
is permitted to see him but the mem
bers OF the family. lie is resting as
comfortably as could be expected under
The circumstance. An EVENING ENTER
PlsE reporter called at McDonald's house
+or the purpose of interviewing him
out he was not permitted to see him.
Mrs Mcdonald however had heard her
husband talk on the matter. His story
'onflects little with tina told by the
'ther employers, but McDonald's story
$ probably more reliable
lie denies that he was smoking at the \
Inc but says that he and Angus McIver
we're i'll the office handling powder and
citing ready to do some blasting in the
fternoon. lie says that the other two y
TODD near the doorway at the time of
he explosion, and says he has no idea
mat was the cause Of the explosion. T
he cause of the explosion will probab-
always be mystery.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12

weather aHS crying y ssn, of clothes in tro..,,
Iecn"ss if fabrics, attended w 'ng case Of
very cold ' air. quick & stitening iip in ting
to dssv T1 prevent grv any such pn rouna
t tSas m s1t in the last Sr rn nandfuls of
or sten ~ with iths ed, will not suffer- ~fs prime fr
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
\ RECEPTION.
RENDERED REV. AND MRS, A. F..
ATWATER LAST EVENING.

The reception rendered Rev. and Mr.,
a, +, Atwater by the members of the
Ilcdding Methodist church last evening
was very pleasing affair. In the lee
lure room OF the church where the rec
option took place, were tables and pott-
Ell plants which added very attractivelv
10 the appearance of the room. Rev.
and Mrs. Alwater stood at the east end
OF the room where they received their
friends Rev. and Mrs j, A. Shcrbuue
stood with them and Mr. and Mrs r
Northrop assisted in introducing the
friends. The affair was made cspcci-
ally pleasant by the presence of nearly
an OF the ministers of the other local
churches and. their wives. After Mr.
and Mrs Atwatcr had become acouaint-
Ell with the members and friends pres
emit male quarlettc consisting of.
George Murry. Nicholas Vealt. Will |
lam Sheriffs, and Thomas Milne. rem
dered selection which was followercd
by vocal solo by Miss Gladys Becklev
This was followed with few RI.
marks by Rev } a Shcrburn WELCOMING
the pastor and his wife. Rev Ellie X N
Jones who spoke for the other pastors
gave an address or welcome. The re-
marks OF both were very pleasing and
wished Mr. Atwater success in his now
held OF labor, Mr. Atwatcr was tbon
called on for a few remarks and in ,
orlc1 manner expressed his gratitude ia +
nose present who had helped to pass q
Inc evening so pleasantly. The musi- d
''l entertainment was concluded with a
mother selection by the quartette after $
WHICH, llcy AL returned TO another $
oohl where an elaborate repast was n
erved by the ladies of the church.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12

water. Some of them ran home and
told their parents that man was
drowning, but before they could get TO
the scene some one near by pulled him
out.
1t was narrow escape and it is safe
10 say ne VIII not want to repeat the
act. The last seen of him he was sit
ing on log near the river, shlvering
and the water dripping from his person,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
WiIliamstown Trains
Montpelier & Wells River R. R

TIMETABLE.
On and after Monday, Nov ,so,
iu" as follows. Sundays exceptcd
SUBURBAN TRAIN SERv,cu
Leave Barre, 80, 900 10. 40
90, 7.l0. 1000 p. M -'''o' IN. 1890, 400 4G5,
a'llse At Montpelier ge $50. s2o 10 70 80
~ Leave Montpelier, $50 $50 oas
''oo, o.oo' lao. $50 $50 p. M ' A. NJ lz0O M
$50. 5i2 s'5 5"fe 20 &c., $50, 1905 M 1a5
suburban Service is suhec, q, ,
time. or b,, 'he people Tor more trains on;pP
cred net,er service will be cheertully
La, AZ trains will stop On sonai n, cohsid-
no.ween Montpelier and Barre To- ,nt l' a. any place
viSad ~ sop at any place to leave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tn Pave Is made known to the condur1npp 'o
EAST AND CONNECTIONS.
Connects at Wells River with 4,
S'nn"odallon Train no rtb and u''n
AZ, 1"'i ana Express Train ,outh "r,r
n9 no, nssuinpsic Division of Kos,
TAO Ar Maihe Il. K. Through rraiu .
VA wee rom Wells River viz. Pc
U E or White River Junct;nas w.
Hpringield fo- New York. Ar,i ",u
~ ~, boston 4 80 p. NJ New VIZ,
lurand Central Depot 71op ''A
T. tthfough service, liurljnytn,' f.,
| "p9ahs. stops at all nrin.i
ATOMS between " ellis Rivnr
n""yahs, arriving at Fahyan
t;M CONNECTS at Fabyan. ut.[
Eat ior ortiand and Old O,cb,r1
nu'c a. a lso with train for s,"''
mi, mt M N IT, Washington, arriviny : S' a'
i%i u o'oo p. NJ. Connects AT "a .
" nrar w with the Mail Train norS
l2 80 p. M ,pa. iiahssnmpsic Division, and TN,
1" dia nae ~, Coast Express VIA ~, ,'v
n n,"h Pacific Railway to M"ntrr
ooast. Through sleepnv Wv, c,ri lH H
srraI to Chicago every dsv elr,1t
d da.nrdays 10 Pacific Coa., r,t,
u way except Sunday. Also win
r',ss ram arriving in Boston u
I,n M, Also With train for Fah}.'.
R LANCASTER, Whitefeld, Jeffr,..@
haroad. ~ "i"hu itAlA
Tonne. Nonnects at Wells River With
'ess Train north over Is. SWR
i ~. ior ST. Johnsbury, iyndonlt. ~"
1 O5 p. M h mouation train south All .t,,i1.
R ;ros wells River and WI.
i rHef junction. Also with Expr...
nira, north over White MoNit,in
I nhNlslon for Lisbon I.ittletnn. Es'b'
'e H Street, Profile Honsn '"'''
W VbHinetan' Fabyans, Cuwfor., !.
F. W. STANVVtn NNeheld, Jefferson and Ianca..,r y
"A An, General Agent. '''''''''' #
W. A. sTG " MORSE, Gent Pas Aeert #
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
NOTICE.,
10 I'D. Bolster and all persons interested ::

10 j. Bolster and all persons interested
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the City of Barre has decided to Law out a
street commencing on the easterlv line of
washington street, on the land of the said
II. y. Bolster known as the Dalbeor land. and
extending easterly across the center of said
lahd TO The cemetery land and we. the under
signed, Street Commissioners of the said CITY
OF barre, have appointed the 18th day of Nav.
a: y. 1898, at the City Council Room. in the
salu City of Barre, at the hour of one o'clock
IN tne afternoon, as the time and the place for
the hearing of all persons interested upon tbe
laying out of said street and the award of land
damages, and from which the undersigned
VIII proceed to examine the premises and con-
sluer me question of the public good and the
convenience and necessity of individuals in
tne laying out of said street: and the under
signed will meet at the time and place above
LAY nated at the City of Barre this Doth day of
F. Y. CUTLER, StreetCommiv .io,ors
JOHN w. MCDONAID. Of ,hd ''o''eis
h c. PATTERSON, City % Of ' Barre.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
CHIEF CAUSE.

CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kidneys i.
the chief canse of bladder troubles. So the
womb, like the bladder. was created for one
purpose, and if not doctored too much is moi
liable to weakness or disease, except in rare
cases. 1t is situated back of and very close to
the bladder, therefore any pain, disease or in
convenience manifested in the Kidneys, back,
bladder or urinary passage is often. by mis-
take. attributed to female weakness or womb
trouble of some sort. The error is easily
made and may be as easily avoided. TO find
out correctly, set your urine aside for twenty
four hours: Il sediment or settling indicates
kidney or bladder trouble. The mild and the
extraordinary effect of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney, and bladder remedy
IS soon realized. If you need medicine voi
should have the best. At druggists fifty cents
and one dollar. You may have sample bot
tie and pamphlet, both sent free bv mail.
upon receipt of three two cent stamps to Gov,
er cost of postage on the bottle. Mention
The BARRE ENTERPRISE and send your ul-
dress to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binshamtop. \.
!. The proprietors of this paper guarantee
me genlllneness of this offer,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
ONE OF TWO WAYS.

The bladder was created for one purpose.
namely, a receptacle for the urine, and as
such it is not liable to any form of disease eX-
cept by one or two ways. The first way is
from imperfect action of the kidneys. The
second way is from careless local treatment of
other diseases.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12

Having located for II short tino ot
~ Norlh Main street am prepared to
SMe lessons in first dress cutting and
iihlshing. Call for information.
aoV ~ ETA S. RICHARDSON.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12

choicest line Of Chocolates in the city.
see our new line Of Goc. goods at only
40 els. per lib. l.. NJ. Aycrill.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
For Sale.
Wanted,

WANTED by an experienced Girl a no-
~ sltlon to do General House-work. In.
'"'fe at bowers n Chessor's market
WANS. IEn.-Boarlers at No. 6 spaulding
WAM,,lED.-Atable girl at the Co,nmerc;,,
House. N No''''''eiulal
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
Bids for City Hall.

=, me plans and specifications for putting in
the foundation for the new City Hall will be
on exhibition ut the office of the city engineer
from May II to May II, 1898. An bids must
ne submitted on or before o'clock p. M, MAY
II, ls9s, and filed with the city clerk.
G. b. DURKEE,
+ + y y. c MgpHSAlD' .co oa"HfH's
Barre, VT, May 7, 1898.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
Real Estate Agents

We have opened a Real Estate Office in
rooms and 10, Bolster's Block. where we
should be pleased to see all persons having
Reai Estate of any kind to sell or those wish
,ng to buy.
+ We have several building lots for sale at
Ir'ces from 500 and upwards. Also. one
mouse with barn connected, nearly new, on
Eastern avenue: one house on East street
JnsI completed; one new house on Camp
street with fine lot. Any of the houses would
make fine homes
Real Estate Investments are always safe.
we should be pleased to see anyone having
houses or rooms to rent: and to assist those
seeking for tenementS. Rents looked after
and collections made on reasonable terms.
by honorable dealings we hope to receive
your patronage.
Respectfully yours
FAY & HANSON,
bAhhE, VERMONT.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
Central Vermont Railroad
Time-T able.

lime able.
CORRECTED TO JAN. 70. l.qs
Trains leave Barre daily, except Sunday, a, %
ows: ' W
GOING SOUTH.
$40 A. M.-MAlL. For Boston vim. Iao..,.o,
Fitchbulg; New York via. Springtira ,,i
all New England points. Purlor car tyI,.
70 oo '0P VIA. kGw vel j. wh1ut change.
Lowell; New York via. Springtieid l'.,.,
New London. Buffet parlor car to Bo,t,,
$40 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. For y,f.a.
neld, Randolph and White Rise,
Junction, connecting with MAUD
train for Windsor.
LOO P.M.-NlGHT EMPRESS. Leave. B,,,s
week da ,y only, but leaves MontpeIttl.-9
An, daily including sundays Due r..
ton via. Lowell daily SIS A. N. Boston y,,
Fitchburg, daily, $50 AM; New var. '
eept Sunday lips AN. On Sunda}.r.t.
70 springfield only. Wagner slecpinscu.
TO Boston via. Lowell and to Surlnyr.'.T
GOING NORTH
800 A. M.-LOCAL bXPRESs, For B,-.c,.
f ION, 81, Adams. Richford, aud Rou-e- ',s.
Connects at Essex Junction with 4X,,r,..
all points Oh Rutland r. r.
800 p. M.-MAlL. For Burlington. Ri,,.,.s
Cambridge junction. st. Albat-, Mor;r.,,
Co u. W. Wa osdensoureh. Wagner Parrot
0.lo r. M.-AAPkGss for burlington. - 4.
pans, and Montreal. Pullman sl.rpin.,,.
montpelier junction 20 Chicago vIti.I'
change. Due Chicago go Pm teAfI'i.t.
Connects at Essex junction for New }1,.
via, Rutland and TROY
Suburban Service.
TRAINS TO MONTPELIER
:, leave n Barre $40, $50 A. M, 1900, 3,O5, 5lo
TRAINS TO BARRE.
a. Me a,'e Montpelier $50, s.l5, 10 80 l
~iIliamstown Trains,
Leave Barre l.2op N.4aoYx
town l.55 p. M. 5.Op.N '"' pue Williams.
Leave Williamstown 40 900
Barre sos A. M. SOON. A. NJ -''o r. Nj Due
+. W. BALDWIN, q W C,r,ur>n.
Gen. Supt " 49, n An
ii. Il. STOuGHTON srn. 4, ueh Fass .'HI
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12
PURE ICE.

PARAMOUNT ICE is clear and pure. 1t
Is cut from spring water less than 40 rods
from where it rises, thus avoiding all contain
ination which must enter river ice. The SER
vice will be efficient in every respect. We So
licit your patronage. Prices that suit. our
team will be around regular. 81
E. E. SANDERS, Mag'r.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-12

Our English Breakfast Tea can't be
matched try it. l.. M. Averill.