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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
Y CHURCH AND PASTOR.
taA Items Of Interest in Maine Religious
Circles. a.

Up 10 date the Hebrews Of PSrtland
He't collected $3.50 towards the erection.
Few Syna goeue. II
odaN next meeing of the Damariscotta
Waanerly meeting will be held jp III"
'"uobor" church on Tuesday. Dec. il.
,hs \. 7. Dunn. ID. D.. secretary of
,ta t Maine Baptist Missionary Conven-
hoass, mas been chosen a, member Of the
r,i 'a ol examiners Of Grocer Theolosi-
'di seminary.
bast ,@s Thomas IL. stacy, who h:H beer
rrs,9r ios ~, Of the Saco Free baptist alnrcil
,sn, ,tn' Years. has resigned, and viii ac-
cb.e ~, .le pastorate of the Curtis Memorial
'Nici' concord. n. H.
fo,, fn hterary society has been recently
H"ish Hai.h among the Catholic young .ynen of
rs,htVVh and will be known as the
lns asi Mon Of Huuiton. The follow
w. u'n'erS were r.ectad Tor the ensuing
View. Preside nj, James a Donneily !:
S.c,ae.rtsihent. Ernest Donuciiy: financial
yr,n,,nary and treasurer. J. 4. Riley
rerns,ai director. Rev. iEa th-r Mctalthy:
n'ihK secretary. ital f.. Abee.
ah's!! n =. Hpwi-S. who was recently
pasta.liil"d BY Presiding Elder Day To the
JaeIsnnioo JaeIai- OF the Methodist churches at
vfls s'I NE ana Whiting. Il: ,meetins
tiistssss' on his lev charge. Six can
jack were rcrrprly baptized at the
mpetlnaN iilt church. y series of revival
ths nss aEs have been held there. in which
l. u iMas'"r Was assisted, Dy Reverends
se0n ~ ". Wharf, Of Machias. l.. l.. Han
Ha,b,ont k""hldId. :. l.. Hanscom of Bar
0ihers' VI. F. Eridgham OF Mliltewn. anu
Cohy..aa,.. l.. Evans pastor of The Camden
tht fnifts.t .ti"hal church. has announced
HON. 'tpMslhg course Of lectures for sac
tha hir for This winter: |. What
Stat ..hii!y Means tn ina Town a:ld
riges ~ Happy and t'nh.rppt Mar
Cals.s 'it a'alisrs Of The First and IN,
"bhars, and Cures of the Setond:' 3
farantoe ana ana It's SeriifI Evils A. .Wha'
Their ps pa. The Boys iand Girls Owe e
and yoSatIehts: .. the I'eIils of BOY:
and Glory"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
. Wisdom'sl whispers.
AGNW


Men who sing well rate tkeIr notes At
ways al pdr.
Mans worst enemy often is the one
most tenderly nurstd.
Women Of means rarely take kindly ID
Womeu's charity socia.s.
Age generously throws kindly shadow
over the foliies of youth.
A woman who will not be managed In
sists on managing others.
The sarcastic man thinks every other
man needs a lesson in ethics.
A woman who Is prolific in great ideas
rarely has time to work them out.
The man Of theory is apt 10 feel shock
when confronted with stern realities.
Living like clockwork may result in an
carly running down OF the working ma
chlnery y.--Phadplphla Bulletln.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
SMART OLD LADY.
Mrs Sabrina Watts Hall Of jonesbof1
60 Years Old.
IS . ~smbe' Of the Society Of Daughter. oi
American Revolution.

Mrs. Sabrina Waits Hall lives !,
Joneshoro and is SO wears OF oee On.
| resides In a large old. story-and-a-hal,
| house prettily situated on a hin vhict
eVeflookS the beautiful Jonesborr
.Ntr. me mousse was built In l.i9 by
i,a.eNii nan VINO was born in Dover
~ r. iiis lather was one of three
oi"thc:s VINO came from England and
We" among The carly settlers of New
fiainpshirr, Massachusetts and Con
h"cticut. Mr.. Hall married Il Kittery
lsdY. moved from Dover 10 Falmouth.
TINS state. and died Nov iG, 1897. a,
the age Of 80 years. leaving q. de-
scendants
Saprina Watts, the subject Of this
skeich. was born AT Jonesboro. Sept. g.
lso', the daughter of Samuel Watts
tr. and was married March oS. 1880. to
Horace G Hall, son Of HateviI Hall
Mr. Hall died Sept. |. 1876, aged Ss
Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, after their mar
rage, lived with Mr.. Halls parents in
IN" mouse where Mrs. Hall has now re-
Hideo seNenty-one years. Five children.
Two oi Whom are now living were born
|" them. These TWO are Sylvesta. who
married Daniel Marston, and Laura.
VINO never married ana who lives with
her mother. as does also a great-great-
grandson, q bright lad of IL years
Milton Marston, who has made three
FatthWork quilts, tackled them ana
composed many of the designs for The
SQUARES and puzzled many patterns
from the newspapers.
Mrs. Hall is a remarkable lady for
her - years. She has bright brown
ey.s. brown hair slightly spIinkled
"ith gray. and retains many ul her
teett. Her mind is unimpaired. ~ are
her other faculties. and her footsIer is
firm ana steady. She is Interested in
all affairs of the day. ana particularly
III th" object Of the Hannah Weston
CHAPTER. Daughters Of the American
Revolution. Of which she recently be-
came a member. In June She knitted
a pair OF mems mittens for which she
spun the yarn with her own hands.
and She is constantly busy with htl
work.
Cap. Samuel watts. Of whom Mrs.
Han l. a direct iineal descendant. was
appointed by Governor Wentworth a9
captain Of Il company III u regiment
Of foot" in his najestys province Of
New Hampshire. Mrs Hall is also
descendant Of Hannah DuStoE. with
" hose. history New Hampshire neopie
are Wrll acquainted. She also counts
among her direct and comparatively
near ancestors Hannah Weston. who,
a. we'll rs Captain Watts. played an
important part in the capturt OF the
British ship Marearetta al MachiaS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
MAINE PEOPLE.

Hon. Isaiah *. Sters0n Of Bangor. has
been invited to deliver the memorial ad-
dress May 90 before r. NJ. Billings Post.
u. 4. T.. Monroe. and has accepted.
Or. Oscar T. Waseatt Of Boston. for
;nerly Of Bangor has been chosen for the
position of concert master of the Boston
Festival orchestra, Emil Moliennaur, d.
rector Or Wasgatt. II will be remem-
hcreu. was concert master OF the Maine
Festival and Vi the Bangor symphony
nrcncStric
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
MARRIED..


WALDO.
Montviile-Nov u. By G. NJ. Plummer,
Esq. Herbert l.. Payson Of Knox. and
Golde NJ Thompson Of Montville; Dec.
>. Charles X. Penney and Hattie r. New
comb of MOntVille.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23

Miss Amelia Bender is visiting Mrs
Perkins.
Henry Elliot returned Friday from
four weeks visit in johnson, VT
Mrs. H. c. Whitehill is spending /,
few days with her moshe:. Il I'd slsCasi
10 Douglass, N. Y.
Nern Barber and family returned
Friday f ON Bethel where they have
been visiting part of the summer.
Rev. L. H. Elliot presented the
claims Of the Vermont bible society
at Alburg Sunday.
Burt Savage and family with Burt
Ryford and family of Boston are spend.
ing few weeks at their cottage at
Highgate.
Mrs G. Fl. Haiaes and Children are
visiting IN Gardner Mass, for few
weeks.
Milo Saltier of New Haven. Conn,
is spending few days in town.
G. H. Haines, E. f. Joslin Louis
Hills and Wallace Green left for
Mansfield Mountain Saturday night
and saw the sun rise Sunday morning
returning Sunday evening.
a reception will be given Rev. and
Mrs. Kellogg at the Congregational
church this Tuesday evening from
to 10 o'clock. A cordial invitation is
to all.
Miss Bertha Rider and Miss Hyde
are again at the hospital as nurses.
Fred Town has finished work for
Go. W. Randall and Leon his bro
ther takes his place.
Mrs. E. +. Bam 'orth is very much
improved and is thought to be past
danger.
Mrs } A Burleigh is worse again,
her condition Is quite serious.
M O Evans Jr is Spending few
weeks in Bolton.
The Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. G. Il Moody.
There "ill be a Sunday School pic
mic in Mrs. Guptils woods x5 Fri.
day, July 26. Teams will leave here
about o'c ock. Let every one take a |
holiday and make it an ENJOYABLE
tlme and a day the little folks will |
remember wish pleasure.
Rev j. II. McLuckner will be at
Colbyville aud hold d series Of meet
lnes commencing Jult =, for one
wesA Mr McLucknGr is very able
ahd interesting speaker and one that
makes the power of The spirit felt in
lis Giacourses.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
GOV. ALLEN
Tells President Mckinley
WILL RESIGN
And Suggests The Name OF
a Successor |

Washington. D. c., July 23.-Gov,
Charles H. Allen OF Porto Rico arriv.
ed in Washington last evening from
Canton after conference with the
President.
Mr.. Allen said:-"I told the Presi
dent that l would like to be relieved
from my duties as governor of Porto
Rico and shall formally tender my re-
Slgnation after the free trade proclaim
alton has been issued and expect it
will he accepted. l do not.klow who
will succeed me but. Iscertainly hope
my successor will be Secretary Hunt.
He has my unqualified endorsement.
MY plans for the future have not b. en-
made. | want to 60 home for a brief
time as for being appointed to some
other place l have not even given the
matter consideration.
Mr.. ALLIE n said that he hopes to be
able to finish his business here with
Secretary Root and the state depart.
ment by the middle OF the week and
return to'Lowell. He did not expect
to have another conference with the
President before rendering his resigna.
tion. AS for the Massachusetts sit
lation the Governor said he had not
been able to inform himself and, there.
lore, expected to be excused from dis
,usslng the matter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
THE KILTIEs AT BUFFALO

The most striking feature OF the
Pan American Exposition 50 far has
been the WILDLY enthusiastic reception
awarded by 100, 900 people to the 4Sth
Highlanders Of Toronto on Dominion
Day The people OF Barre and vicini-
ty will no doubt turn out in hundreds
TO this great Canadian Band at the
opera house Saturday afternoon ana
evening The Kilties have visited
over 200 cities and their exquisite
band music, singing, Highland dane
ing ano bagpipes have made them the
most popular musical organization
which ever toured the continent,
their unique kllted regimentals make
them the most strikingly uniformed
corps in all Canada. Prices have been
liked at 35, 50, IS and ST., for The
evening and for the afternoon only
children are given a special price OF
% cents and adults 50 cents. The
hiities will parade headed by their
tagpipeS at noon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
WEST TOPSHAM.

A. M. Clement who has been ir
verys poor health for some time
died Saturday afternoon. The funer
al was held at the house at 10 O'Clock
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. James Boyd have
gone to Maine.
Mrs. w. W. Keyes who has been at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital burllng-
ton for several weeks has returned.
j. B. Brooks Of Syracuse, N. Y.
preached Sunday morning.
Misses Esther and Winona Sanhorn
ae visiting in Barre.
Miss Mamie White has gone to
White River Junction to attend the
summer school.
Miss Lena Church and friend Wis
lted her parents over Sunday
Mrs, r. NJ. Minard of East Barre
has been visiting in town.
z. F.Smith and wife went to Salem.
Mass, Saturday to visit their son and
daughter.
Miss Nellie Tillotson is at home
from GrotLn
Dorothy and James Stewart are
visiting at Geo. Til0tson's.
M. A. w { ite who is home from Bos.
ton on his annual vacation is cutliup
hay on the Payne place.
A number from East Orange at
tended church here Sunday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
EXCLUDED
New York Papers Offend
FosBuRG CASE
Action May Be Taken Against
Newspaper Men |

Pittsfeld, July 23.-Judge Stevens
opened court this morning by exclud
ing representatives OF the New YORK
Journal, Herald and World, because
OF publication in their papers of the
account OF the Fosburg family being
at the grave Of their daughter May on
Sunday, and OF words purporting to
have been said by Mrs. Fosburg, Sr.,
in a prayer.
The court said the publication was
likely to prejudice and while the pub
fishers a'e out Of the jurisdiction Of
the court their representatives he be-
lieved should be prevented from re-
pJrting the trial further.
"lf | have sufficient evidence to fix
the articles on individual writer's |
may take further faction later, :"
said Judge Stevens. The jury was
excluded while this opening was being
rendered.
Captain White OF the police was
the first witness. He testified to find.
Ing burned matches in the house af-
ter the homicide.
A bomb sprung when Lawyer Cros.
by offered a hat band with the name
of James B. A. Fosburg on it. 1t was
found concealed under carpet in one
OF the rooms OF the FoSburg house
aud it is alleged 1T came from an old
hat offered in evidence as the one left
BY the burglars as the defence has
claimed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
BOY DROWNED
Ernest Su|ham Was In
Bathing
At RANDOLPH
Got Beyond His Depth And
Went Down
Special to the TELEGRAM.)

Randolph, July 3D. Ernest Carl,
the eleven year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S lon Su ham, was drowned
Monday afternoon while in bathing
with his younger brother and another
small poy The accident occurred near
the old Andre. Foster place. Young
Sulham got liz beyond his depth and
went down: his brother Immediately
ran for assistance which arrived too
late to save his life. He leaves IA
ther, mother, two brothers and four
sisters who have the sympathy OF
their friends.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
EAST WARREN.

Among the homecomerS and visit.
ors last week were: Mr.. y Sullivan
of Bost on, Mrs. Jane NeWcomb OF
Waitstield Miss Ruth Sargent Of
Watham Ma S., l. NJ. II .ath and
wife, y. ID Green and wife Of Bethel,
George Hail and wife OF Brook delG,
George Gale, Misses l. is aud Jennie
Campbell OF Morrisville, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Peters and family, Mr. and Mrs
VIII Peterson and family Of Montpe-
ler,
The carpenters are through on f,
A Parsons barn until after hayiGg.
Ernest VIII eler expects to 60 to
Granville to work on the pulp job next
Monu~y.
Aaron Estey remains about the
Sanlr
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
PLAINFIELD.

Mrs. Julia Stearns OF Holyoke,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Austin.
Miss Matte Kiser has gone to
Whiteteld, n H.
Mrs. Burton Gale Of Montpelier was
at DR.. Gales Saturday.
Miss Joanna Parks of Barre is visit.
ing relatives in town.
A large supply OF new hymn books,
I'm Excelsis, have been purchased
by tue Congregational church.
Mrs. Edgar Colburn OF Montpelier
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. p.
Bartlett.
Mrs. Hooker Of Washington, d. c..
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. G. D.
Kidder
Most OF the places OF business clos.
ed at 7.3o Friday night.
A wheel on the matcher| at the saw
mill broke Friday afternoon, but re-
pairs were soon made and the mill
was in running order Saturday.
ia Nye ana bride are visiting
Mrs. Nye's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
CLas. Lombard.
Mrs. Lyford of Cabot is visiting at
John Perry's.
The entertainment given in the
Methodist church thursday night was
hrst class and deserved a larger audi
eLce.
Mrs. Henry keniston has as guest
her aunt from st. Adams, Mrs. Dun
bar.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
THROWS COLD WATER

Cleveland, Ohio, July 23.-By let.
ter to &. A. Groot, prominent in the
"Bryanite bolt" in Ohio, W. j. Bryan
has thrown cold water on the entire
movement. In no uncertain language
he informs the lterS that thev can
expect no sympathy from him.
While not pleased with the repudi-
alton of the Kansas City platform pv
OHIO d, mocrals. NJ. Bryan emphati-
caIly sets MS seal Of oisapp'oval upon
any move calculated t. do possible
harm to the democratic tlcAet as nom
mated.
The letter of Mr.. Bryan came as an
answer 10 the le ter witten to him by
MI GIOou.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
The STRIKE
Ama|gamated Association
Strenthening Power
IS ORGANIZING
Non-Union Mills Outside The
Steel Corporation

Pittsburg, July 23.-The Amalga.
mated Association was engaged in
Strengthening it's power by organizing
the United States Steel Corporation.
Inc mills of the Pittsburg Steel Hoop
Co., OF GlasSport which is outside the
trust are being organized.
The main point gained by organiz-
ing the mills outside the trust is to
give the Amalgamated control of the
men so they can check any move
toward getting the men into the
trust mills or cut off the supply of
product or trust.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
BARRE GIRL
Little Doubt As To Iden-
tity Of
IRENE CANNING
The Bertha Ms|lish Theory
Is Given Up

Goshen, Ind, July 23.-The Daily
News-Times says:-"The identity ol
Irene Canning still mystifes every
body who has paid any attention tc
the case. That she is not Bertha
Lane Mellish is now settled beyond
any question and her statements re.
garding an acquaintance with the girl
are without foundation.
A telegram from Boston relating to
the Melli>h girl is as follows Bertha
Lane Mellish daughter of Rev. John
ii. Mellish of Killingly, Conn disap
peared from Mt. Holyoke on Novem.
Der IS, Is, 1897, and it is thought
drowned herself in the river though
her body was never recovered. A
commercial traveller claims to have
seen her in a railway station iu Hart
ford, Conn, the next day after her
disappearance. That was the last
clue ever had of her whereabouts.
If living she would be 25 years of
age. y That settles the theory of
this Is year old girl being Miss Mel.
lish beyond all question.
The editor of the Battle Creek.
Mich, Daily Journal says by long dis.
tance telephone that Miss Canning
was IN Battle Creek and stopped with
Mrs. Blashley, highly respected
boarding house keeper, and that while |
there she filed an atfl 1avit charging
Dell Watts with improper conduct; |
that he was tried and convicted and |
on promise to leave the town his
tine was suspended. This harmonizes
with her story here.
4 With the wide publicity given the
aAsN the strangest part is that there
IS absolutely no sac WHO Aas come for
ward to even lay the slightest claim
TO any acquaintance or relationship
to her.
The familiarity with which she
speaks OF eastern cities cannot be ac-
Quired with any degree OF accuracy
without a personal knowledge Of the
towns and surroundings.
The people here have been kind to
her but there Is limit even to their
good nature and they begin to feel
that she has been practicing deceit
and that she h S purpoSely avoided
telling facts that would disclose her
IDENTIFY.
Miss Irene Canning about whom
nearly all the leading newspapers
n the country have devoted many col
hills. .ofSpace du'ing the past week and
Who has been held at Goshen, Ind. by
he police authorities was identified
" her father Henry Canning Of East
'arre this afternoon Upon learning
ONE of tie facts in the ca,e last
the TELEGRAM at once
communicated with the authorities at
Ind, and 'oday secured
Of the young lady
AS soon as he saw it Mr.. Canning
aid 1t was cert ,inly the picture Of
is daughter Kate who disappeared
rom Barre last winter, and whose
'hereabouts have since been unknown
0 her family. 4
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
STOW +

Dr. Gaines and wife If Hyde Park
We're in town last Saturday.
Albert Dillingham;, the four-year
old stn of Edward Dillingham;, fell
from a hayrack one day last week and
broke his collar bone.
DR., Church and wife of Burlington
are in town.
George CARLY of Newbury, VT, is
In town.
Alfred p. Cate returned to his home
in Worcester, Mass, last Friday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
j. P DONOVAN
The Hearing On The
Petition For
A new TRIAL
Opened In County Court This
Morning
Especial to the TELEeRAM.)

Montpelier, July 23.-The hearing
before Judge Watson at county court
this morning over the petition of J.
+. Donovan for setting aside the yer.
dict IN the case of State VS.. Donovan
opened with a motion by State sat
torney Hoar to have petition dismiss.
ed: The court allowed the respond
ent to amend petition and the jury
men named as the ones who played
cards, A. A. Graves, of DuXbury and
Geo. Wilder OF tlaintield. The wit
nesses used this morning were Ben
Gates, Geo. Lewis, d. D. Donovan
and States Atty. Hoar.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
OSTEOPATHY

Dr. Stanley W. Blanchard, gradu-
ate OF American School OF Osteopsthy
with two years of study in surgery
and mcCicine in r yStun Will be in
Barre Qor a limited tlme) az M. r.
Burnham's, 4 East ST., Thur days.
Consultation and examination free
I'd
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
MAYOR BROWN A PARTNER.

Montpelier. July %. = George Nc.
I rmick has retired from the firm Of
Kyle & Mccormick, granite dealers,
selling his interest to his partner AL.
derman Dennis Rye.
Mayor Joseph G, Brown has pur-
chased Of Mr.. Ryle the Mccormick in
terest in the busiLe e>s which will be.
continued under the old firm name
WITH Alderman RI lie as man lager.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
GRA ANITENILLE

Thursday last Maple Leaf Camp,
M. w. of A., worked the fraternal
degree upon six candidates. There
are eight candidates to be adopted
next Thursday night On the even
! & OF July 3lst a large delegation
from Maple Leaf Camp will 20 to
South Ryegate to organize camp Of
Modern Wuodmen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
4OrH ANNIVERSARY
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Roxbury, July 23.-The 40th ami
versary Of the muster in of Gu. n, 6ta
Vt. Regiment will be held here on
the 14th OF August. This company
was recruited in Washington county
Special rates have been secured on
the railroads.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
BUFFALO CONTEST

" II. Spear, Graniteville,
dooeft Kvnoch, Barre,
William Ward, ST. Barre.
frdnk W, jackson Bl re,
Il. ii. ToWnshend. Plainheld,
frank Norway, Waterbury,
" Il, Buchanan, Barre,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
STOLE A DOG.
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Waterbury, July 23 %. l.. Staples,
newsboy on the Central was tined S
and costs in city court Monday for
stealing a dog belonging to station
agent l.add. Not being able to raise
the tine he was given twenty -four
hours to raise, and in the meantime
was taken to the jail at Montpelier for
safe keeping.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER

Harry WI son an expert sewing
AtcAine repairer will be in Barre for
a snort time 10 clean and repair all
HIHdS Of machines, An order left at
u -. Holmes Jewelry Store will re.
t'l'c prompt attention. S3.9
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
BARRE MAN BANKRUPT.

Burlington, Jnlv % The petition
in bankruptcy or Joseph Fl. Levery, a
Jumper OF Barre, was tiled in the dis.
trict clerks Office in this city today.
Liabilities Sl66 10: assets $40, eX-
empt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, July PA Vermont
pension announced
Additional, Henry F. Lewis, Ben
sons Landing, $l2.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
FAIR TOMORROW

boston, July 23.-Falr tonight and
Wednesday. Light variable winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
WATERBURY,.

Miss Amelia Bender is visiting Mrs.
Perkins.
Henry Elliot returned Friday from
a four weeks visit in johnson, Vt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-09
Paul Revere's Silverwnre.

The silverware of Paul Revere is Of
excellent workmanship and chaste in
form. evidently modelsl after English
eighteenth century designs. and the
pieces of plate manufactured Dy him.
and now SO eagerly sought for by col
lectors. are good examples of the style
which we have agreed to call colonial.
The simple classical forms adopted by
our struggling artisans at period
when art In this country was still in its
"bib and tucker" strangely enough
have never been improved upon by
their successors. and by reverting to
them in these latter days our silver
smiths. as well as our cabinet makers,
are displaying good sense as we'll as
taste; but in this mechanical age they
stamp or saw out their patterns in I'M
limited quantities by machinery, and
do not. as of yore, hammer or carve
them laboriously. peace by piece, by
hand, and therein lie a distinction and
o difference.