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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21

erty owners on Main, Maple and Oak streets. are being heard before the commissioners in the court room to- day.
 Court Salem, F. of A., will meet tonight. All members are requested to be present.
 Miss Norah I.anders, of PittSteld, Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs James HeaIy. of German street.
 Tickets will go on sale for "The Gamekeeper. which is to be present ed at the Gem opera house by Smith OBrien. supported by a capable com payn. Prices are 35, 90 and 1o cents.
 Harry Kilmer, of New Haven, spent Sunday at the home of his parents on Coen street.
 It is expected that q large crowd will attend the dance to be given ill Pythian hall by the Naugatuck Wheel club Wednesday evening.
 There were nine lodgers at the police station last night. All of them looked as if :t good warm bath and some warm clothing would be appreciated.
 John Doland of New Haven spent Sunday With friends in town.
 III tEe D'souSu COGIl l1iS ulOIlluS the bond of SD of Antoine Matoij charged with intoXication, was for feited.
 Mrs Catherine Sullivan of Sweeney street, died yesterday afternoon Of pneumonia. She leaves four daugh- ters and three sons. Funeral ar engagements Gave not been completed as yet.
 All those interested in the reorgan- iZallOn Of the cid G. w. $. c. will meet to night in Good Will hall.
 Thomas Dolan of Union City has en- tered the employ of Edward O'Neil, the Church street barber.
 Tickets are out and selling fast for the dance to be given by the Nauga- tuck Foot Ball association at the Gem opera Eouse Friday evening, February Sth.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
"FLORIDA FAST MAIL"
By the Seaboard Air Line Railway, "Florida and West India Short Iine' to the Winter Resorts
 of the South--The Only
 Line Operating Daily


 of the South-The Only
 Line Operating Daily
 Trains to Florida.
 The Florida Fast Mail,'' another of the Seaboard Air Line railways splen- didly equipped trains, leaves New York daily at 12:10 q. m, 23rd street station, Pennsylvania railroad. with Pullman drawing room sleeping car and day coaches to Raleigh, Southern Pines, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville. where connections are made for St Augustine. Tampa and all Florida points. This train connects at New York with train leaving Boston TOO D. m. Leaves Philadelphia 3:oO q. m.. Baltimore G:22 q. m.. Washington 1O:55 q. m, Richmond 2:4O p. m., arriving Southern Pines 9:33 p. m., Columbia 1:45 d. m., Savannah 500 q. m., Jack sonville 9:1O q. m., St Augustine 11:lO q. m., Tampa 5:3O D. m. Through Pullman drawing room sleeper New York to Jacksonville. Through vesti- buled passenger coaches and perfect service.
 For information call on or write to all Pennsylvania railroad offices. or Seaboard Air Line railway representa- tiyes at 306 Washington street, Bos- ton, Mass; 1906 and 371 Broadway, New York; 30 South Third street, Phil- adelphia; POT East German street. Bal timore: 1434 New York avenue, Wash ington, or to R. D. L. Bunch, general passenger agent, Portsmouth, Va.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21

hlte Skirts made with double in sertings and ruttie of torchon lace. extra wide. This sale 9Sc 10 styles in White Skirts, some trim- med with hamburg hemstitching, val and torchon lace. This sale 9Sc
 Chemise.
 Muslin Chemise. good quality tor chon lace, trimmed neck, sleeves and yoke. This sale 21c Chemise made of fine Nainsook, trimmed with dainty lace ham, burg and beading. This sale roc Marguerite Chemise. lace trimmed, yoke skirt, made with lace insert 1ngS and ruff1e. This sale 9Sc
 Drawers.
 Women's Umbrella Drawers, made with cambric, hemstitched. This sale Tie Cambric and Muslin Drawers, Um- brella style, deep ruffie of torchon lace. This sale 29c Umbrella Drawers, made of Fruit of the Loom muslin, cambric ruff1e, with several rows of hem stitching. This sale 39c Fine Cambric Umbrella Drawers, trimmed with insertings and 1r,ttle of Point de Paris, Torchon, Val. Bowknot Lace. several styles to select from. This sale 49c Umbrella Drawers. made of fine Nainsook. trimmed with dainty lace and fine Hamburg headings. This sale G9c
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
Pre-Inventory Sale of Colored

Dress Gooos.
 45-inch Silk and Wool Plaids, from roc. This sale 25c yd 54-inch All Wool Ladies' Cloths, in a full line of colors. The price was 69c. This sale 45c yd 4O-inch All Wool Homespuns, price was 5Oc. This sale :35c yd ing mixed cheviots, venetians and Scotch homespuns, from $1. This sale G9c A line of 46-inch All Wool Fabrics, in granite and silk mixed weaves, q beautiful and tasteful line of colors. Price was s1 per yard. This sale 73c yd 54-inch English and Scotch Home spuns in greys. browns, blues and fancy mixtures. goods in this lot ranging ill price from $l.3O to to $2 per yard For this sale 9Sc yl A line of Heavy Plaid Back Suitings J4 inches wide, from $1.G9. This sale, S1.0O yd A lot of French Flanneis in plain and fancy designs, strictly all wool. goods which were 59c and 69c yard. For this sale 43c yd Pre-Inventory Sale of Linines. o4-inch Black Hair Cloth, regular 5oc quality. This sale -.9c Black Linen Canvas, regular 15c quality This sale 12c yd 1Jc Black Percaline. This sale 12c 25c Double Faced Sateen Silesia.
 1.c yd Pre- e-Inventory Sale Of Sheeting. Fruit of the Loom Muslin, worth 1Oc Inventory sale 71ac 1 bale yard wide Unbleacled Sheet ing. worth 1c. Inventory sale 51.c 10 pieces 42-inch Bleached Pillow Case Muslin, worth 1Oc, PreIn- ventory sale 71ac , pieces 9-4 Bleached Sheeting. worth 23c. Pre-Inventory sale 16c Remnants Lonsdale Cambric, worth 121ac, Pre-Inventory sale Sc Pre- Inventory Sale Of Linens. 10 pieces Bleached Danask, worth
 59c, Pre-Inventory sale 39c 90 dozen Large Size All Linen Towels. worth 12l.c. Pre-Inven- torv sale 1Oc 20 pieces Brown Twill Crash, worth 9c. Pre-Inventory sale 6c 10 pieces Checked Glass Toweling, worth Sc. PreInventory sale 5c 20 dozen All Linen Wrappers, worth S1. Pre-Inyentory sale 1oc 10 dozen Fringed Tray Cloths. worth 19c. Pre-1nventory sale 1Oc D pieces Turkey Red Checked Dam- ask. worth ;}'5c. PreInventory sale 25c
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
NNUAI Pre=InVer
The Final Efforts /
Pre.Inventory Sale of Silks.

Pre-lnventory Sale of Silks. 1000 yards of Wash Silks, 39c and soc quality. This sale poe yd 80 pieces of Colored Taffeta Silks, all shades, were soc. This sale
 3Gc yd A lot of Fancy Taffeta Silks, our G9c and 75c lines. For this sale 43c yd Four lines of Fancy Silks, s1 and Sl.25 qualities. For this sale G9c yd 23 inch High Lustre Black Taffeta Silk. an excellent quality, was 15c. This sale 59c Bonnet X Cie Famous Taffeta Silk in black. Every yard warranted. Price was $1. This sale G9c yd 2O-inch Extra Heavy All Silk Black Peau de Soie, regular price S1.23. For this sale 9Gc yd 40 pieces of 24-inch handsomely painted foulard silks, regular Toe and $1 goods. Choice for this sale
 59c yd Our S5c Solid Color Taffeta Best Quality. This sale G212c All Silk Satin Duchess. in all colors, regular S1 and $1.25 goods. For this sale S3c yd Extra heavy Stripe Taffeta in fancy colors. suitable for under skirt. Price was $1. For this sale 69c yd A lot of 27-inch Real Jap Silks. in full line of colors. Price was 59c. For this sale 45c yd Pre-inventory Sale of Black
 Dress Goods.
 40-inch Storm Serge. price was 39c yard. This sale 29c 42-inch All Wool Cheviot, 5Oc quality. This sale :'9c 54-inch Granite Cloth, from $1. This sale 59c 54-inch Black Broad Cloth, dollar quality. This sale 19c yd 54-inch Steam Shrunk Cheviot. an excellent quality, price was S1.5G. For this sale S1.1O yd 54-inch Genuine French Venetian Ca fine finishl the price was $1.15 per yard. Tliis sale $1.19 A line of S23O Silk Crepons, sev- eral designs. For this sale $1 yd
 Black Grenadines.
 A line of Fancy and Plain Mesh Black Grenadines. The price was $l. For this sale 6oc A line of S1.5O Black Grenadines. all silk and 45 inches wide. For this sale S1.10 Regular S2 All Silk Black Grena- dimes. in plain and fancy designs. For this sale S1.69 yd
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
Wash Goods.

100 pieces Light and Dark Calicoes, worth 5c. Pre-Inventory sale 3lac 200 pieces Best Apron Ginghams, worth 7c. Pre-Inyentory sale 5c , pieces Plain Turkey Red, worth 6c. Pre-1nventory sale 4c 1 case Remnants of fine Zephyr Ginghams, worth 121a to 19c. Pre-Inventory sale Sc Pre-Inventory Sale of Fiannels. 1 case Cream Domet Flannel, worth 5c Pre-Inventory sale SAC 30 pieces Light and Dark Outings, Wofth Sc. >Pre-Inventory sale 5c 20 pieces Dark Outings. best quality, worth l21ac. Pre-Inventory sale Sc , pieces Cream Wool Baby Flannel, worth DOC. Pre-Inventory sale 15c
 White Goods.
 10 pieces White Crossbar Muslin, worth Sc. Pre-1nventory sale oc , pieces 4O-inch Apron Lawns, worth 121ac. Pre-Inventory sale 712c Remnants of White Pique, worth 121ac to 19c. Pre-Inventory sale Sc Pre-Inventory Safe of White Bed
 Spreads.
 ? dozen white crochet bed spreads, worth 53c. Pre-inventory sale 39c 1 case extra large Crochet Bed Spreads, worth $1.39. Pre-Inven- tory sale 3Sc , dozen Fine Marseilles Spreads, worth $3. Pre-Inventory sale S1.9S Pre-Inventory Sale of Blankets
 and Comfortables. ? dozen Ian Colored Single Blankets worth 39c. Pre-Inventory sale 2oc 50 pair Ill Fleece Blankets, worth S1. Pre-Inventory sale 15c 20 pairs 1l-4 Wool Blankets, worth S4.25. Pre-Inventory sale $2.9S p pair 11-4 California Wool Blan- kets. worth S1. Prc-Inventory $5 , dozen Best Satin Covered Con- fortables, worth $2.75. Pre-Inven- tory sale $l.9S Prelnventory Sale Of Sheets
 and Pillow Cases. 90 dozen 72x9O Bleached Sheets. worth 55c Pre-lnventcry sale 4oc 5O dozen. 45N36 Bleached Pillow Cases, worth l21ac. Prelnventory sale lOc
 Extra Special
 ONE LOT of fine Nightgowns, slightly mussed. made of fine nainsook and cambric, trimmed with Point de Paris val and cluny lace. also fine hamburg. reg ular prices $3.25, $2.9S, $2.5O. This sale $162
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
A FATAL ACCIDENT.

Hartford, Jan 2l.-Fred Nelson, who was employed at the Hartford Rubber Works company, was killed by a freight train at the Hamilton street crossing, shortly after l2 o'clock yes terday morning. Nelson was running beside the track. The engineer saw him and rang the bell. Nelson at tempted to run across the tracks in front of the engine, but mistook the distance and the engine struck him. He was thrown against the railing which guards the third rail tracks with such force that the rail was brokSn. His skull was fractured in several places. Death came almost instantly.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
PRE.fNVENTORY SALE OF SHOES

onOES. 90 pairs Ladies Shoes, button or lace, patent tips, regular price Sl25 This sale 97c Ladies' Mannish Shoes, weiled soles, light and heavy soles, snappy and strictly up to date, with cushion cork inner sole, regular price S2.50 and S3. This sale Sl9S Ladies' Mannish welted and Turn Sole OXfords, in black and tan, and latest style toes and newest heels, regular price S2 and $2.5O. This sale S1 .G9 Ladies' Tan vici Fedora Ties, f1ext- ble sole, all sizes, regular price $1.G9. This sale $l.4O
 Mems Shoes.
 Mems Calf and Congress Shoes, ex- ira heavy sole, regular price $1.25. This sale 9Sc Mems Shoes in Black and Tan Hand-Sewed Goodyear Welt, plain or cap toes, regular price $2.5O and S:' This sale $1.9S Mems Box Calf Hand Sewed Shoes, also Black and Tan Vici Plain or Cap Toes, made with three heavy soles, always sold at $3. This sale
 $2G5
 Boys School Shoes. Boys School Shoes, made of the best satin calf stock with two heavy soles, English back stays, regular price $1.1J. This sale $1.41 Youths and Little Cents Shoes. Youths and Little Gents School Shoes. sizes S12 to ?. heel or spring heel. heavy soles. with back stays. regular price $1,25. This sale 95c Misses Box Calf School shoes. Misses Box Calf School Shoes in button or lace, water proof, every pair warranted, regular price This sale $1.2O
 Extra Size Underwear. Women's Extra Size Drawers. made of Fruit of the Loom' muslin, trimmed with cluster of tucks, hemstitched. This sale 311lc Women's extra size Umbrella Drawers. deep cambric rutile, made with fitted yoke band. This sale :}9c Extra size Umbrella Skirts, deep cambric tucked 1iounce, cambric dust ruffle. This sale 9Sc Extra size Cambric Corset Covers, hamburg trimmed, sizes 4G, AS, 90. This sale 49c Extra size Nightgowns, tucked yoke, hamburg trimmed, made extra length and width. This sale 15c
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21

suffragans followed on. As soon as the latter were announced the bishop stepped forward and warmly greeted them, adding:
 ''so we are all three here, eh? Faith, hope and charity!'' ''Yes, we are all here," was the an- swer, ''and l suppose we may desig- nate your lordship, faith?"
 "Of course," replied the bishop, 1T am faith, Earle is hope, and we shall call you charity, Stepney, because you are always begging"
 We'll" was the witty reply of pr. Browne, Git is not for me to object, for the greatest of the three is char, ity."
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21

Marguerite Corset Covers. trimmed with Hamburg, Torchon and Val. This sale 25c Marguerite Corset Covers. made of Fine Nainsook Lace InsertingS to waist line, in long and short waist. This sale 49c
 Aprons.
 WOmen'S Large Bingham Aprons with fancy border. This sale 11c Large White Lawn Aprons, with deep hem and large strings. This sale 15c Children's Fine Lawn Aprons. with hamburg yoke and lace trimmed bretelles. This sale 23c Crochet Skirts. Women'S Fine Crochet Skirts in black, blue. pink and cardinal. with fancy border. This sale 4Sc Children's Flannelette Shorl Skirts. torchon lace trimmed This s.ll 19c
 Corsets
 ONE LOT of Enc Corsets. in black. white and grey. Special for this sale .,0c
 Infants Wear. Infants Flannelette Primers. This sale lie Infants Cambric Slips, tucked front This sale Die Infants Quilted Bibs, lace trimmed This sale 5c Infants Crochet Bands, all wool This sale 25e
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
Notes on the Games.

The players requested the janitor of the hall not to have steam in the pipes and the janitor, acting on their suggestion, did not turn it on, so the hall was very cold. This should be remedied, as the spectators should not be expected to sit in the cold as they were Saturday night.
 Assistant Manager Wylie, of the High school team, presented each of the players on that team with a new pair of tennis shoes before the game Saturday night.
 James Martin. of 4l lew Britain, spent Sunday with his brother, Joseph Mar tin. of Cherry street.
 Charles Bowers, of Main street, lpents Sunday with friends in New Yo9k city.
 Hoy Name society will meet
 members are requested as bnsfnezs of import
 lnna&t1
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
THE THREE GPACES.
Apt Turning Of q scriEtu-al Ter: -,- on Pompous PreEate by C-e
 His SuGE-aEaEs.

A London new spaper tells socd story about the bishop at London and his suffragans. At public dinner the three leaders of the church in tho diocese happened to be guests. The bishop of London arrived first and tho
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21

Misses and Children's Cambric Skirts, lace and hamburg trim- med. This sale 21c Children's Muslin Drawers, good quality. finished with hemstitch- ings This sale 1Oc Misses Nightgowns. double yoke, front and back, trimmed neck and sleeves. This sale 3l1at Misses Corset Covers, hamburg trimmed sizes 2G, 2S, 30. This sale 25c
 Fine Lace Underwear. Our entire stock of fine Hamburg and Lace Gowns and Skirts and Drawers and ChemiSe and Corset Covers, at extremely low prices DURING THIS SALE.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
White Skirts.

Women's White Skirts, Umbrella style. deep cambric hemstitched
 f1ounce, also cambric dust rutf1e.
 This safe 49c White Skirts, umbrella shape, tuck
 ed f1ounce, with hamburg insert
 ings, cambric dust rutfle like cut.
 This sale G9c
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
NAUGATUCK NEWS
Large Audience at the Basket Ball
 Games Saturday Night.


 Games Saturday Night.
 A large crowd attended the second series of basket ball games in the io- cal league at the Gem opera house Sat urday night. The first game was be- tween the Naugatuck High school team and the '. M. C. A. The !. M. C. A. were strengthened by the addi- ton of May, who played an excellent game and easily defeated their oppo- nent by the score of 3l to 23. The teams lined up as follows:
 N. H. $. Positions. !. M. C. A. w. Patchett Curry Grove ......... .......... May Clifford ....-.... l ....... Vaughn G. Patchett .... ..- .IompklnSon Eaters ........ l ..-.. Ens1Sn
 Summary-Referee, Stapleton; um- pire, Waite; timekeeper, Mccarthy; scorer, Klein; goals thrown from field, W. Patchett l, Grove I, Clifford D, George Patchett l, Curry ], May ', Tempkinson 8, Ensign i. goals from fouls, Clifford l and Ensign l; fouls, Grove 1,-BatterS l, TompkinSon l and Ensign l. The final score was 3l to 23, in favor of the !. M. C. \.
 The second game was between the U C. W. c. and the N. A. C., and was hotly contested by both teams. It resulted in victory for the \. A. C. by the score of 30 to IS.
 The teams lined up as follows:
 Burns ..... c Wilson. Lyman Bowling ........ sweeney Breen ........-. ] ... .E. Dunnlng RrnnhC C1rTOU F r. DIlnnlnS' Connors ........ g ....... .Connel
 Summary-Goals thrown from field, by Burns 6, Bowling ], Breen 3, Car roll ], Connors ?, LyEzAn l, Sweeney l, E. Cunning ?, r. Dunnlng l, Connel 7; fouls, Burns l. Bowling 5, Breen l, Brophy l. Connors l, Lyman l, E. 'Dunning l, F. Dunning ]. Connel 5; goals thrown from fouls, r. Cunning 4; referee, Stapleton; umpire, Waite; timekeeper., Mccarthy; scorer, Klein.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21
OfH BUSineSS Year.
Sleeping Garme nts.

Sleeping Garme nts. Children's Canton Flannel Night gowns, good quality. This sale SC Children's Ribbed Sleeping Gar SS ments, natural wool, to fit to 10 years. This sale 25c
 Corset Covers. Corset Covers, high and V shape neck, good material, perfect fit ting. This sale Sc Marguerite Corset Covers, made with fitted waist band, torchon lace trimmed, like cut. This sale l5c
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21

NsnrgoWns.

NientgoMns.
 Womens Nightgowns, made with surplice and high neck, hem- stitched yoke, ruffie trimmed, like cut This sale 39c yoke made with clus- ters of tucks, torchon and ham burg 1nsertings, neck and sleeves trimmed with same. This sale 4oc made empire style, heavy muslin, also cambric yoke and revers of all over embroid cry. This sale 49c ten styles to select ] from, in high, square. empire and surplice neck, with yoke of tor chon and hamburg insertings, trimmed with edge to match. This sale 75c made of fine cambric and nainsook yoke, trimmed with dainty lace and hamburg headings and ribbon. This sale 9Sc
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21

0A0TozEA. B.ass t. lhs Kind ysa !!am l!san sssstt a'',;;'. < z7<zsse
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-08
SOUTH BARRE.

Church services at the NJ. +. chapel
tomorrow are are as usual.
At 1O.45 a continuation Of series
on "Better Things" At IL m,
regular session of Bible School;6 pm.
service for the Intermediates; p. NJ,
song and preaching service, subject
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-08

"rrue Religion" Everyone finds a
cordial welcome to all these services.
In plan of the regular meeting of
the Y. P. G. w., at the Universalist
chapel st 6 O'Clock Sunday evening
there will be a special service for the
children to which all are invited.
Preaching at 7 o'clock, Sunday School
at 3 O o'clock. y ="
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-08

We find it necessary in order to
conduct a successful modern bust.
ness that as nearly as possible,
each seasons goods must be sold
during that season, but find it
impossible to sell them all and
are determined to clean up all
odds and ends of past seasons
goods.
These broken lots consist Of
light and dark colored suits
ranging in price from eight to
twenty dollars. We have Sc.
lected nearly one hundred Suits
place d them on table in the
front Of our store, and divided
them into three lots prices i've
seven fifty, and ten dollars.
We ask you to examine the
three lots, act your own iudg-
ment as to the guilty and style.
If you do not lind anything to
your liking it will be all the
same to US only too glad to
show you.
We wish to call your atten-
tion to the fact that while there
is no c mplete line Of sizes in
any one pattern, there is a per.
feet line OF sizes in the assert.
ment.
Remember the prices FIVE,
seven.tifty and ten dollars.
A. D. FARWELL CO..
Montpelier, W
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-08

Children's Toys, Games, Carts,
Wheelbarrows, Garden S. is, etc, at
Two thirds price.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-08
CITY NEWS

CITY NEWS
At the Baptist church tomorrow the
pastor will preach in the morning on
1.-The Three.f fold Revelation of God."
The evening subject will be "a Fence
or Spring." Swedish services will
be held in Carpenters hall, with
preaching at 10 and Z O'Clock. by Mr..
N. q. Parsons Of Morgan Park, Chica-
60, who is in labor among the Swed.
ish people during the summer. The
Bible School will follow the morning
sermon. The other services at the
Baptist church will be as usual, and a
cordial welcome will be extended to
all strangers. Children's Day will De
observed June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Grendall haVA
gone for a visit Down East.
The Boston Bargain Store is using
nice new delivery wagon, built by
Carl Benedict.
The Barre Dramatic Co. goes to
Washingto next Thursday evening to
present the play "a Fisherman
Luck"
Mrs. Frank Cutler has returned
from visit at her hone in Augusta,
Maine.
There will be a dance and dramatic
entertainment at Socialists hall, Gran
lite street, this evening.
The Trans. Atlantic band will hold
picnic in Townshend's woods Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Rooney Of St.
Adams are visiting their sister, Mrs.
p. Brean.
Miss Kate Healey has had tele.
phone put in at her residence.
A. J. Stewart has just returned
from a weeks stay at Lake Megantic.
VIM. J. Dawson left yesterday for
eastern New York: His wife, who
has been visiting in that section, will
return With him.
vARMISH MAKES DEv0E8 vARhl8H
Floor Paint cost &c. more a quart,
m axes it look brighter and wear fully
twice as long as cheaper floor paints.
Sold by Reynolds & Son.
Miss Evaline Darling of Hartland,
former Goddard student, class Of '92,
and for two years past teacher OF
drawing at the johnson Normal school
has now been appointed supervisor of
drawing in the three normal schools
of the state.
Messrs. Mcmahon and Hays, the
promoters OF the Barre Old Home
Week Celebration and Business Mems
Carnival, are negotiating for the only
colored ladies band in the country as
a feature OF the midway. Every one
OF these female musicians is accom-
plished and as an organization pro-
duce the latest and most difficult
music in an artistic way. :. II
The annual collection for the buildt
ing fund will be taken up in the Pres.
byterian church tomorrow 8
Tomorrow being Children's Day,
the morning service In the Presby ter.
ian church will be 10 the hands nf the
children. MIR. Mitchell will preach
as usual in the evening.
Or. Dow of West Topsham was In
the city yesterday.
nAINT vnllp q 1IeeV Enp Is cENTQ,