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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

Ser Sausfrase 3tuse
Grau (aufgsregt in's 3immer itiirs
Ssub): nlm 9Ottsspilsn, garl, uns
iere Sodtsr 1T burdsesunssn :. unb
bsute baben mir srobe Wdide!~
-W bern. @r: Pima, i9
tunn's Dir ni9t me6r IGnger per6ers
gen: Wir iinb total gu 9runoe geri6s
tst - $1,000 bIeiben mir bon gllIem!"
Sic: so! =. Nun, oa tDnnen mir
serabe nod auf trsr DOden ms Sess
bdD reiIen!"
Gin g 3GaumeltE Jrau:
rSiebii Su benn ni4t, ipie bts iunsen
Serren f4On nit unIerer Sp6ter f5uR9
S9id' bas WtGb4en bod binaus!" -
Birtb: nNd6ber; erit Iuasn mir bic
&erIs bas iaure Bier ausIaufen, pas
nod i'm Sab it'll"
= Mttb9er3is. Serr: n0iIIen
sic ss i6on, perebrte Srau: oas aanas
0Orf piBeIbauIen 1T geIisrn Radt Elm
Raub Der 6lammen ssporbsn! 6euts
MorgeH lam bic DspeI6e =
DAME Gin bic 9Gnbs tlatI6enb): .9ldl,
ipie rei5eHo! 0d gibt es ia nddifens
:risbsr ein 0obltbGtigteitsfeit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
0as 8alberfees 9atats.

" gS q Der eeS Is q 8.
&rieges ging @raf 8alberIse als Gjes
i9Gftstrdgsr nad Yaris, I'M pieber
ben biplpmatiI6en 8ertebr SpiId)sn
Oeuti9lanb unb Srantrei9 in bic
redte 8abn gu leiten-eine iebr idipiez
rige 9tufgabe, beren er ita ieoo9 nit
9roBem @eI9id sntleOigte. giunmebr
gum Sberit unb Gommanbeur bes 13.
lllanenrsgiments inSannpper ernannt.
purbe er 1873 @ensrdlItabs6sf bes
10. 4rmeecorps, brei Sabre ipGter 9es
neralmuior unb 1881 CUR llnteritiis
bung unb duf 8orI6lag bes greiien
Meoltte @ensrdlquurtiermeiIter i'm
9roben @enerdlItab. S6pn i'm nG6z
Iten Sabre gum @enerallieutenant ers
nannt, ipurbe er 1888, nunnlebr 9enes
raj Der GdpaIIerte, Der Ta6fol9er
Weoltte's als @eneralitabs9ef. SIN
sSebruar 1891 I9ieb er aus bisIerStelz
lung, Inn bds Commando bes 8. ars
meecorps in 2lltona gu iibernebmen.
men. SIM Sabre 1895 erfolgte feline
@rnennung gum 9enera1oberit Der Gas
paIlerie nit benz Ranee bes 9enerdls
felbmarf6a[ls. Seit benz %. MGrs
1898 lit grdf WulOerIes 9eneralzSns
Ipecteur Der 8. 4rmse SnipectiOn in
Sannoper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

ne, mo bic grpben 2urusbOtsIs Ite6en.
Sas 8oIt iener 9aHen lsbte bisbsr
bon gar perIhiebenartissn @epsrben:
bic WtGnner iparsn S9iffer obsr 5iz
fder, bic Srduen pertauften Sobds
paher pber boten bic BON ben MlGns
nern erbeuteten pSrii9te bss Wesrss"
aus, bic bdBliden, absr febr pobls
f6medenOen SintenfiIde, bes Rodens
ita6elige ungeitult unb berslei9sn
Seetbiere. Die Stride iiber Santa
2ucia, bic bem 8iertel ben biitoriT4en
Rumen CAB. Jon BON elmer Gntelin bss
&aiIers SonItantin bes 9roben, Rds
mems 2ueid, erbaut iporben Iein. Bon
bem Staotpisrtel, bds na9 Der Stride
senannt mar, lit I6on elm ganSer Sbsil
langiam perI6punoen; nun lpirO Der
&eIt na9folgtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

fenprpillons itellt bas bscordtipe Mars
mOrbab nit Ieinen mpibolOsiIden
Stulpturen unb Reliefs, Dsrten bes
franSOiiIden 8iIbbauers MonnOt, Elm
tpabres Sleinob bar an feiner 8OlIens
bung in Der @ertretuns bss abIolutiitts
f4en unb bOfiIden 8arpd. ipie bieIes
nun einmaI mar. 9unbsruf 8urI 1T
es ferner. Der auBer bieIen 9lnIagsn in
ben geneisten 9tbbGusen bes Sabi4tss
pdloes iene berrlinen Neui96pfungen
bsspnnen bat, bic na9 einem feiner
Rddfolgsr unb 6ortIeber ben Rdmen
Wtlbelmsb0be trd9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
Yon Der Barrier glasitellung.

gu ben intsrefunteiten Ssbenspiirs
btgteiten Der Barrier Delt austelz
lung geb6rt bas Sosmoramd, bic grobe
Simmelstugel. gluf einem mG9tigen,
bon bier RieIentarbatiOen geitiiBten
Sau 1T cine &usel bon 45 Wletern
0urdmeier, BON allen Seiten ii9tbar.
angebra9t. Sn bersoloetem Relief
leu6ten burauf aIesorifde 0aritellunz
gen Der SternbilOer. SIN Snnern bicz
Ter ausel leu9tet eine sipeite tleinere
bon 30 Metern @ur9meFer. 9luf ibr
lit bic @oni iteqation Der Sterne auf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
Srbnttnd. !lrofeHpr:

-OrSnuns. prOfeFor: sd
fam msinsn Sut ipisbsr ni6t finben.
es pGre piinI6enspertb, OuB DerfeIbs
ieinsn bsItimmten pIaB bdttsl" =
OienItmGOden: rgntf4ulOieen sic,
Serr PrOfeHor, er 1T in ben aobIens
elmer gsfallsn." - profefor: p@ut -
lpsRn i'd nur iider bin, ouB i'd i1n inns
mer finbs."
-GinHtuts 3sitpOrt. Sc
plaster Gbemann: s@ntiinnsn Sic iih
ipubl, msin Serr. baB sic isinsr 3eit
bic G6e SDiIden mir unb meiner Srau
bsrmtHeIt bdbtn9" - Seirdtbs5ermitts
Ter: ,2lllerbinss. &ann ib Sbnen jebt
bielsi6t piebsr nit etipds gsbnli6em
bienen2" - @bemann: 30 nsin, be-
ipabre. sic lebt ia nod. Sd lpoIIte
nur NAL frassn. o5 sic uns nidt pieIs
leibt ipiebtr aussinanoerrsrmittsIR
t6nnten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
so Sabre Sulbat.

gu ben berbienteiten Sffieieren ber
preuBii9en Qrmee gebDrt 9lfreb Sraf
Waloeriee, 9eneraloberIt ber @apalles
rie, 9eneralubiutant &aiier Wilbelms
bss 3tueiten unb @eneral SnIpecteur
Der 3. glrmee Snipection, Der tiir3li4
iein fiinf5isiGbri9es Militdrbienitiubis
lGum feierte. Sn pOtsbam am 8. glpril
1882 als Sobn bes Generals Der Ga
paIlerie @rafen 5run5 Seinri9 b. Walz
berfee geborcn. frat er i'm gtpril 1850
aus bem Gaoettencorps bel Der 9drbsz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
q bfabrerz patrputIIe.

o. bfa brerz 9 atrputIIe.
Der iiiOafrifaniI9e &rieg gsboten. Die
Straben in gtatal, Der Sapeolonie. benz
Sranie Sreiitdat unb Sranspaal iinb
apar Iebr ipGrli9 unb au9 ni9t BON
better geI9affenbeit, absr teinsspegs
10 i9le6t, nm etipa bas Rabfabren unz
m0gli9 gu MAIDEN. Dor bem &riege
bliibte Der RabfabrIport in alien StGbs
ten, bsIonbers in 2abpImitb unb Soz
bunnesburg. Die 8uren babsn Ii5 bie=
fes moberns Sabrseug bsnn aud ebens
fails iofort gu Nube gu MAIDEN setpubt,
unb cine ganSe QnSabl porSiigliber
&uOfubrer, Mitglieber bss Sohanness
burger Danoererclubs, bdrunter Iol9e,
bic tpiebsr6olt preile auf Der Rennz
babn Oubungetrugen baben, Oient als
Wteloefabrer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
Sie $ i'm elsfugel.

unIerem Sirmament nadgebilbet. Mits
tells eIettriI4er 9(pparate beiorgen bic
Sterne Oes Radts bic geleu6tnng bes
Roumes, 10 oab bic SGuIion. paB ii9
Der 8eIduuer mitten i'm tlaren Sims
melsraume befinoet, perItGrtt pirb. SIM
Centrum Der beioen RieIentuseIn 1T
cine brittle tletners bon 8 Nletern
0ur4meFer ungebra9t - bic @rbe.
aluf Der SberflGde OieIer 8ugel Idufen
@anbelgGnse, auf lpelden bie8eidauer
promeniren unb bus er6e6enbe S9aus
Iptel, bas ibnen gebpten tpirb, bon al
len Seiten auf itA ipirten Iaiien tDnz
nen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

".
Irtillerie Elm uno ipurbe i6on i'm Suni
befelben Sabres lieutenant. 1862
gum Suuptmann befDroert, madte er,
bier Sabre burauf in ben @eneralItdb
perlebt, i'm Sauptquartisr ben Selo5ug
in 90bmen nit unb ipuroe dls Mdipr
benz 9enerdl Commando in Sdnnoz
Der beigegeben, in ipel9er Stellung er
berborragenOen 4ntbeil an Der @inreiz
bung Der bannoOerI9en Sruppen in
bas preubiIde Seer bate. NGbrenb
bieIer 3eit fam er gum erIten Mal in
ndbere 9e5iebung gu 8ismard. 9lns
fangs Sanuar 1870 als MilitGrattdAe
na9 paris entIenbet, lieferte er tpertbs
poae 9lufIbliiFe iiber ben Stanb Der
frunSOTI6en 4rmes unb purOe i4on
i'm Mai als SberItlieutenant gum Sliiz
gelabiutanten bes 8Onigs Dilbelm bes
@riten ernannt. Sn oefsn RGbe nabm
er bann an ben Sdlahten BEL @rdpez
lotte, Beaumont unb Seban tbeil, erz
ipurb bas @iIerne Sreu5 erIter Slufe
unb tpurbe, dls 9enerul G6an3D ben
@erIu9 Der GntIebung bon paris uns
ternabm, bem 9robber5os bon Meds
Ienburg S6perin als @eneralI Tabs
def beigegeben. Na4 9eenOigung bss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
9as iyabrraS Inn 9riege.

9as aGs 8ert5sus bss @ersniisens
unb Sports 70 I9nea gu allgemeiner
8eliebtbeit gelargte Sdbrrab bat ii9
aud in ben mooernen Seeren eineStelle
erpbert. uno felt benz Sabre 1890 sibt
ss in allen cipiliiirten Stuaten militdz
ride Rabfdbrer gl6tbeilungen, beren
Srieoensiibuugen beipeiIen, baB man
5ur @rtunbigung oes @eldnbes, fir
ben 9epeI6enz uuO Srbpnnansbienit,
Seiebung tpeit porseT6obener puntte,
8eldItigun9 feinbli9er 8ugagen uno
Srains. 4bI9neiben unb Gegen BON
Gelsgrapbenz uno Selepbonleitungen
II. T. p. Die lautlps Ii6 fortbenegenben
Rahfubrsr in Dielen SGlen bsFer pers
penben tOnne als @aoallerie. Die erTte
@elegenbeit, bic 8rau9barteit bes
Sabrraoes i'm Gelpe gu erprOben, bat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

-Snber&ii DE. @pibut: Bite,
am IiebIten piirbs i'd beute &al6sber,
ellen; id bin 10 Iprifa ieitimmt"
- nSbre" 5GrbenftaIa.
9tbrerin (bei Der 2luf5dbluna bon 6ars
benz: rgBs..:te spei 9lrtsn bon 8Iau
unterfdeioet mdita"-S4iiIerin: rSus
Idren= unb WarinebIdn!"
= llnbdnt 1T Der WeGt
6 0 bn. getannter: ,Nun, nie iIt Sbr
geitriges Souper perlaufen2" - Ban
tisr: %, iiber bieIe unbdntbaren Rens
f6en! Sas gien mar 70 pprsiigli6,
tber Der ein9elabene SenoriIt bat ni6t
geIungen unb Der Sihter S5mierle-"
9etannter: Seine @ebi1te ni9t pors
seIefen9" = Banter; nSm 9eoens
LheiI!4 -, - =.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

-MiBperitGnbHfB. Gr:
rSieb nal, S6ab, bort Orii6er in benz
Wdloden liebte id in meiner SGgenb
su lpeilen." : sic (eiferiiidtis): $50
- o. men Itsbtsit Ou bsnn ba 3uipsts
len2" = @r: sd Iiebte ba slilpsiIsn,
Der Giniamteit gu frObnsa.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

Sausfrau Die gum ge6urtstaa Elm
pdar 9dIen seI4entt betOmmD: ~a6,
mas fir etne grOBe Sreuoe Sic mir
nit bieIen 8aIen MAIDEN, bette Sreuns
bin. Die babe i4 iebesmdI sspiinI6t,
ipenn i4 iie i'm 3ebnsGsntss8asar i'm
Seniter iteben fab!n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
M a b dens &tage.

-. .U1it Der gpablerei iIt's isbt
pirtli9 elm reates arsuS! Sdlt man
einmdl in's WaiIer, 10 tommt 10 elm
Rabler, Siebt einen bsraus - uno -
fdtpups 1T er peg!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
3 o m &a Term + Of.

p@iniGbriger S6mod, perben sic
ipobl beim 5e9ten bic 9eine rubig 6dls
ten!. .Mit einem Sdbsl pirb gefo5s
ten, nidt nit brsien!"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
GIRL TURNS Detective.

Burlington, Nov. rs The mileage
Office has had an account long overdue
against a travelling man for mileages,
and has been unabl to collect it CT
get any trace OF him. A few nights
ago a young woman clerk was at a
party, and recognized in a well groom
ed young man with one Of the city's
young ladies upon his arm the credi-
tor Of her firm. After a little she lett
the hall, secured the assistance of
Sheriff Reeves and next morning when
she returned to the office she was able
to balance the overdue account.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26

the part a decidedly pleasing feature.
Three Of the characters who must not
be forgotten r Alex Thompson,
Thomas MARI and David Wylie as
Andrew Fairservice, Dougal Cratur,
and Mr.. Owen respectively.
Each one OF these was a comedy
part and was a leading part Of the en-
tertainment. James Coutts as Sir
Frederick Vernon was also a character
that was exceedingly well represent.
ed.
The other characters were we'll
represented as follows: Capt. Thorn.
ton, w. Rust; Maj. Galbraith, W..
Brown; Mac Stewar', Peter Mulch;
Jobson, A. Thompson; Saunders Wylie,
George Dundas; Willie, George Breb-
ner; Sergeant, A. Allen; Corporal, A.
Sherriffs; Hamish, W b. Scott; Ro.
bert, John Mercer; Martha, Mrs.
Chas Mari; Jean McAlpine, Mrs. W.
Rust; Katy, Mrs. M. D. Lamb;
Stanchells' wife, Em ma j. Phillips
Stanchells, VIM. Sherriffs; Host, T.
Mari; Buglers, A. Cadger and G.
Douglass; Pipers, Edwards and Pat.
terson; Drummer, George Angus.
Other features that deserve espec-
ial mention were the singing of Miss
Phillips add Mrs. Lamb and other
vocal selections and the Highland
Reel by Messrs. Barclay, Troup, Scott
and Morgan.
The pianist was Miss Ada Croft and
the whole performance was under the
direction Of George Murray, who de-
serves highest praise, as does everyone
who took part, 10 the remarkable sue
cess Of the entertainment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
Letter to W. B Hooker & Co.
Barre, Vt.

Dear Sir: There are two sorts OF
furniture. You know both for you
sell 'em both. One sort looks better
than it is, and the other is better
than it looks. There isn't any other
sort.
The same, two sorts of paint, no
more and we make ZEN both-we
make tons Of stnff that isn't worth
its freight. Belongs to the business
have to. Belongs TO your business
you have to.
But this is aside. We put into cans,
with our name on, the very best paint
there is in the world Devoe lead and
zinc. 1t is twice as good as lead and
oil lasts twice as long, We take the
risk VI it-there isn't any risk.
Yours truly,
+. w. DEvOE & Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
CITY NEWS

There is to be all entertainment in
the upper hall of the Seminary this
evening to which all are cordially in
vited. An admission of ten cents will
be charged and the proceeds will be
used by the Kings Daughters for
their benevolent work at Thanksgiv-
ing.
Miss Lizzie Lowery, who has been
ill for the past week, was able to re-
sumo her duties at Halves restaurant
today.
The 1o-year old daughter of Fred
Miner of Quarry street died yesterday
morning of gangrene brought on by
typhoid fever. Funeral will be held
tomorrow at St. Monica Is church.
w. Stephenson was taken to the
lookup this morning by Officer Pat
rick Brown. He was Temporarily in
sane.
Ellis Neddo was arrested Saturday
night for intoxication by Officer L. N.
Gauthier. He was brought before
Justice A. G. Fay this morning, plead
guilty, and was fined $1,000, and costs
of 81. 20.
There will be an important meet
ing Of the carpenters and joiners un-
ion tonight at 7.30. All members are
requested to be present.
j. E. Peters of Burlington who has
been visiting Mrs. T. o. Parker and
other friends in this city, returned to
his home this loon.
The first degree will be worked this
evening at the meeting of M%innehaha
Encampment |. o. o. F.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
A GRAND SUCCESS.
Rob Roy Maceregor Makes a Big
Hit.

Few professional and certainly no
local talent entertainments ever given
in this city or even in Vermont have
e~xcelled or equalled that which Barre
people had the good fortune to wit
Tess On Friday and Saturday evenings
in the production Of that famous
spectacular drama of the Scottish
Highlands Rob Roy Mactiregor by
Clan Gordon No. II, O..S. c. From
the first rising of the curtain and the
splendid chorus singing at the village
inn to the grand finale on the shores Of
Loeb Lomond there was not a break
in the performance and the audience
was held in rapt attention.
People were there who have seen
the same piece presented time after
time both by amateurs and profession
ais and they all agreed that it never
was done more efficiently than it was
on Saturday night. One par. icularly
noticeable feature was the excellent
voice possessed by each member and
the admirable manner in which each
one articulated his or her lines so that
those in the extreme real of the
house could distinguish every syllable
perfectly.
Robert Inglis as Rob Roy, the pow
erful old hero Of the Highlands, was
perfectly adapted to the part, and his
perfect acting was n Of the espec-
tally strong features, while the lead
ing comedy part, taken by J. j. Nc
Kenzie, as Bailie Nicol Jarvie, kept
the audience in a constant roar of
laughter, and won for the actor
the reputation Of being one of
the leading comedy artists that have
ever appeared on the local stage.
The character of the william is al.
ways difficult to portray but the troupe
was very fortunate in having James
Reid as Rashleigh >Osbaldistone, for
he held up his corner eXceedi ngly
well. Miss Mary Hunter as Helen
MacGregor, succeeded in bringing out
the strong points OF that part most
effectively, as did also did Mrs. Arthur
Martin as Diana Vernon. Ed. Mitch
ell made an especially good represen-
tation of Francis Osbaldistone, and
his singing, together with that of
Mrs. Martin, constituted a very pleas
ing portion Of the play.
The production of the piece of
course centers around the above char
acters but each Of the others comes
forward for a big share in making the
affair the grand success which it really |
was. Miss Lizzie Knoch as Matte
was very pleasing and her acting made
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
ADVERTISING SCHEME.

San Jose, Cal, Nov. 26.-The San
Joaquin Valley Citrus Fair began at
Tulase City today and will continue
for a week. 1t is held in conjunction
with the Gath Agricultural District
Fair. 1t is under the auspices Of the
S IN Joaquin Valley Commercial Asso.
citation for the purpose Of advertising
to the world the resources of the eight
counties embraced In the association.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
REFUSED $4,000.

New York, Nov. 26.-Rev. DIR. O.
P. Clifford of Buffalo has been offered
the pastOrate of John d. ROckfeller'S
Fifth Avenue church, and a salary Of
81. 500, which he refused. The COM
mittee then offered him $40, 900 with
a long summer vacation, and he again
refused. The Rockefeller millions had
chance no with him.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
WOMEN IN A FIGHT.

Burlington. Nov. Pa disgrace.
full row took place at a dance in Dodd's
hall Friday night between three we'll
dressed women. They were Emma
Holmes, Nina Robinson and Rosa
Emery, the latter from Montpelier.
They were fined Saturday by Judge
Hawkins for breach Of the peace.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26

Frank Cutler arrived iast nlohf iron,
Boston, and left this morning for So,
Royalton.
1t was not until - O'Clock noon yes.
terday that the snow pillow get to
working. This was unfortunate, as
the church-goers found it necessar, to
wade through the wet snow. perbaos
the street commissioners have got
things In running order now, 80 that
the pl w will keep the snow from the
sidewalks in future, but most Of tho
streets In the city had not seen the
effects of it this morning.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
tn Europe, England,
The Orient, Florida,
~ Cuba, Mexico.
Red Star and American Lines.

Red Star and American Lines.
Steamers sail from Pier IA, East River.
every Wednesday on both lines to An
twerp and to Southampton.
First Cabin to Antwerp, 5000 and up
F1rst CaD to southampton, 6O.OO and up
Second CABIN to Antwerp. 1000 and up
Second Cabin to Paris, $3.50 and up
Second Cabin to Southamp-
ton, London, $3.50 and up
Third Glass at Cheapest Rates.
Through tickets to all parts of the world.
Only the best lines represented. Cheapest
rates consistent with quality of service.
Low rates on railroads to all New Eng
land and adjacent points.
Call on Or write to
M. n. MOODY,
Transportation Agent, Post Office Bldg
Waterbury, VT.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
DON'T FORGET

Clan Gordon's annual Thanksgiving
50 i'll and dance on Wednesday even
in, the 28th, 10 Armory hall. At,
: o'clock a fine program will be rem.
q led by local talent, after which re-
fIlshmentS will be served and the
Il or cleared for dancing at the strains
0. Bruce's orchestra.
Come n and all and have a good
time. See program. Prices of ad-
mission, adults so cents, juveniles
from IL to 16 25 cents, children from
6 to II Is cents. 1919
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26

Warren Church presented the Fire
mems Club Saturday night with a
bill fish. 1t was caught in Lake
Champlain near Phillipsburg, p. O.,
last spring and is three feet nine in
ches long. 1t is nicely mounted and
sets on a bracket in the clubs sitting
room.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
CITY NEWS

G. A.. Beal, OF the N. e. r. g. T. Co.
was in South Royalton today on bust
ness.
+. G. Mascotte spent Sunday at his
home in Burlington.
j. Boyce spent Sunday in Randolph.
The employees Of Barclay Brothers
subscribed and sent a beautiful wreath
to be placed on the coffin of their fell
low workman, Joseph Cook.
Oysters on the half-shell at G.. j.
Hawes', opposite Depot Square. tt
There will be a meeting of the
school commissi ,ners Tue ,day evening
Nov. 81, at 7 O'Clock.
Watch for Thanksgiving special
sale of fresh made Candles at Barre
Candy Kitchen.
All Colors Sugar for Thanksgiving
dinner decoration at Barre Candy
Kitchen.
Meeting of the Anti-Saloon League
tonight at 100 in Royal Arcanum
hall. Important business.
Miss Ethel Simmons has finished
work for f. M. Waterman in his con.
fectionery establishment.
There will be a grand ball Thanks
giving night, Nov. Goth, at URity
hall South Barre. Everybody invited.
1914
All members of the Young Peoples
Social Club and their friends also are
urgently requested to be present to.
morrow evening at 40 O'Clock at the
U%niversalist church where important
business will be acted upon and an
especially pleasing program will be
given.
An entertainment under the aus-
pieces of the Kings Daughters Circle
of Goddard Seminary will be given in
the upper hall at the Seminary Mon
day evening Nov. rs. the proceeds to
be used for CHARITY work at Thanks
giving time. Admission 10 cents.
I'd
Get photographs for Christmas at
Cutters Studio. 1912
st. Mary's Chapter will meet at
the church Tuesday evening to make
final arrangements for the sale. Ev-
cry member should be present.
Mrs. Fremont c. Little of Williams
town is seriously ill and beyond hope
OF recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Giley left this
morning for a short trip to Boston.
A rare occurrence that has not been
known Qf for years before was a thun-
der storm during Thanksgiving week.
The general puolic may not have no.
ticed the fact, but there was a lhun.
der storm with brilliant flashes of
lightning at one O'Clock this morning.
w. A. Drew spent Sunday at his
wife'S home in Mortified.
Miss Marion Farrell spent Sunday
at her home in Mortified.
Cutters Studio will be open Thanks
giving day until 2.3O p. M. 1912
The funeral OF Joseph Cook took
place this morning from his home on
First street. The G. o. F. had charge
Of the arrangements, the members
turning out in a body and six of them
acting as pail bearers to their depart
ed brother. A solemn requiem mass
was sung at St. Monica's church with
Rev. P. M McKenna officiating. Many
handsome floral offerings we're sent IN.
Interment in Catholic cemetery.
The following program will be given
Tuesday evening at the meeting of
the young peoples social club at the
UniverSalist church: Piano solo, Miss
Nelson: farce, Buck Fanshaw's funer-
al, Hoyt and Phillips; Duet, Mrs.
and MI. Howard; French Can
adam dialect, DR.. Lynde; song. DR..
91-o2
Hot beef tea at Halves. If
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
Special Bargain List
AT HOMER Fits

OUTINGS in a fine assortment of Dark and Light
colors, others are asking loo, Our Price Sc
White Outing, price elsewhere &c, Sc
SO in U~NBLEACHED COTTON, worth 7c, Special
Price Sc
All LINEN UNBLEACHED CRASH, Only Sc
81x90 BLEACHED SHEETS, splendid quality Cot
42x36 PILLOW SLIPS, fine quality of Cotton, Only o.
42x36 HEMSTITLHED PILLOW SLIPS, IL I-2c
Large SIZE, Extra Heavy E best
to be had = 60c a Pair
Ladies' Extra Heavy Fleece Lined HOSE, 2 pairs for Csc
ChIdrens " Q -" 25c
Mems Extra Heavy Double Fleeced SHIRT and
DRAWERS, only, SOC each
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26
Dissolution Of Partnership

We, the Undersigned, give notice that
the partnership existing between us here
tofore under the firm name Of Cordiner
& Harrington granite dealers of Barre, Vt,
is hereby dissolved and that the business
will be continued h%enceforth by T.. D..
Harrington, under the same name, and
that all bills and debts in connection with
the firm will be collected and paid respect
fully by the aforesaid, T. d. Harrington.
(Signed) T. D. HARRINGTON
Nov. q, 1906. ROBERT p. CORDlNER
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26

OeWjtt's Little Early KIserS.
This famous little Dllls.