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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-12

iNNi'io'S w ~ t1i'i ~ iD''''7 '7iI"i II
in the NJ. E church
Music c............... ...............l....
Hymn for RALLY Day.
... No. III Sunday School Praises
Lords Prayer Led by Earl Barrowdale
Scripture Lesson Baptism and Prayer
Rev. Neeiey
Song Page IL, Sunday School Praises
Our Sunday School Superintendent
Report Home Department Mrs McLain
Vocal Solo ............... Lulu Lines
Recitation "A Time for Rail, Day
Rosa Lines
hally Day Song ..... .............C Cholr
Cradle Roll Welcome ... Joe sharp
Song to the Pink Toed Brigade
Gordon Roberts
Phoebe Barruwdale
Eddie Robinson
Gertrude Robinson
Report Primary Department Mrs. Ruth
Report Cradle Roll Department
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Bernard
Giving Certificates to Cradle Roll
Observation-Disclosures. Lulu Lines
The knights Drill A Glass of Boys
NAMES OF GRADUATES.
Emma Arnst
Robert Cline
Edna Alice Aldrich
cu5,,..i,,,, Merle Amy McLan
Ii.''s;'' Viola lost
l. Ae' '''es Rhoda Ellen Wilson
Ann Eitfel Warner
Estelle Naomi Neel
Clarence Howard Harpel
Announcements ..................-
Song No 30, Sunday School Praises
Benediction Observation-Disclosures.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-12

We print calling cards.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-12
LOST

| OST-Small shopping bag containing
II baby's dress, two handkerchiefs, pocket
book with small change etc. Leave at lil
Vest Main street and receive reward 1886
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-12

Grand ball by the l. O I NJ in
Morgan hall Wednesday night
Tickets 81 90, including supper
Music the best money can pro-
cure. 34-35
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-12
Rally Day Program,

Exercises to begin at 1910 sharp
in the M. + church:
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-12
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will be run this depart
ment at the rate OF Is words i'll issues for 25
cents, payable IN advance; no advertisement
will be taken for less than 25 cents Here is an
opportunity to advertise at minimum cost.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-12

program.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-04-20
Dos Muertes Repentlnds.

El Martes por Ia noche fallecit
4 resultas de un ataque cerebral
repentino la sefiora Andrea Mar
tinez, esposa dc Don Canuto Macs
en- esta plaza. Contaba como 60
amos de edad. Lamentan su trists
separation 2 hiJos y una hija ade
mas dc su esposo.
Unas cuantas horas despues que
expire su esposa, reoibi6 el Sr.
Macs la fatal nueva que su her
mano, Eduvigen, habia muerto
repentinamente q resultas dc un
ataque, on Vado dc Juan Pals, el
Sabado pasado. mientras estaba
regando 81 sembrado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-04-20
Homicide 0 AseSlnato2

Ell dia Ii del oorriente, q las s
de la noche, ocurri6 un homicide
8 asesinato, en- El Puertecito del
rio de Peoos. Don Francisco Saiz,
de Villanueva, fue Ia victima, y
Eligio Gonzales el que dispsro 81
tiro fatal que 10 privo dc gu exis
tencis
Con zales es residente de FL
Puertecito. Nadie presencio el
hecho y oil inioo testimonio OBJ
tenible es el del matador. Dice
este quo oy6 pasos en- su azotea y
salio yer quien era; que al salir
fuera vic a un hombre acostado
en- la azotea y 10 pregunto tres
veces quien era, sin recibir contes.
taciou; que en- seguida entro A su
casa, saco su rife y asestandolo q
la persona acostada, le dijo que
al no 10 decia su nombre la mnta.
ba. Como no recibiera contesta-
cion lie dispar0 un tiro y entonces
vic huir a un hombre hacia el dc.
tras do Ia casa; que oamin0 unos
pasos y luego oayo; que entonces
fue A yer quien era y halo que
ra Francisco Saiz. Entonces do
parte A los veoinos, el cuerpo fu6
metido en- una casa y 81 SO entrego
Ia auioridad.
EI cuerpo tenia el balazo on el
cnrezm. habieudole entrado la
haIa abajito dc la chichita. Como
no era possible que le diera ell bs.
azo en- esa parte del cuerpo es.
tando accstado, cuando So 10 lla
mo sn atencion a ESQ dizque dijo
81 matador que pueds ser que es-
tuviera parade cuando 10 pego Ell
baIazo.
EI jurado coronario halo un
rastro en- Ia azotea, pero ninguna
evidecpia de que el finado fuera
hsrido en- ess lugar, Tambien pa
rece impossible que habiendo sido
herido en- el oorazon, pudiera ha-
Der andado la distsncia dc oinco
pasos hasta que cayo muerto.
Don Francisco tenia cosa de 40
amos do edad, era un buen ciuda
dano,y y ha sido muy sentido por
todos sus vecinos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-04-20

teolos huornh Ia orDita de sol
ojos con diohos cristales, no sole
podrs leer y deletrear cada un,
silaba de mi suggestion, sino que !,
proporcionara buena oportunidad
para analizar sentencia por sen,
tencia en- ella contenida. Ahors
re6riendome q SUI. .yersitos y chis
tes, dire q vd,. amigo, que 10 como.
cemos 10 bsstante y siempre ha
sido muy caracteristico en- esto de
diyertir al auditorio con sus chis
tes y versitos QUO ha concebido
por tradicion desde tiempos muy
remotos y no saoados por su pro.
pio caletre, y no siendo tempo pro.
pio para divertirnoe, y no conside-
randolos splicables en- denigrtr 7
mi conduota, los deiare pasar sin
poner mucha atencion 4 ellos,
concretandome solsmente & hacer
q Vd. una proposition, y es esta
que convengamos los dos que el
sentido do gu pracioso chistesito
sea aplicsble 4 Vd., 4 Ia justicis,
al pueblo de la merced de San Mi
guel y al fondo de dicha merced !:
eomviniendo 70 on darle q Vd. la
ventaja de que represente a la le-
gitima madre del chists referido,
por 10 mueho QUO se estremece en-
cuanto A raiar el fondo dc la mer.
Ger que Representa- al nino. La
otra madre Il pueblo; que aunque
no Ia considsi.mns, segun nuestro
convenio y II sentido del chiste,
lelftfmo, pefn que en- ell fondo de
puestra ccnciencia conocemos que
es la que did ei ser al fondo de IL
merced que representa- al nino.
La justicia qpe representa- al Rey.
no pondra menos que dictaminar
en- favor del pueblo, quien, siendc
ell lejftimo dueno, determinara de-
el ouando llegue su tempo como
meJor le parezca. ri la suggestion
que 20 he puesto bsjo 50 conside-
racion no la aceptase, no sera min.
guna razon para que yo me cubra
la cabeza en- senal dc affection per
que mi humilde opinion no fue
aprobada; pero 81 ostentar6 STEM.
pre- una senal indeleble do que mi
humilde suggestion es justa y equi.
tativa, v en- NADIA trata de offender 4
ningun ciudadano residente do Id
merced, "a sea diyiduaI o indivi-
dualmente. Conque, amigo Don
Julian, no pierda Vd. el sueiio nj
dele de atender q sus deberes do
mesticos, porque yo he heoho mi
suggestion al pueblo de la meroed
dc San Miguel del vado. El es
el que tiene que determinsr en- el
asunto cuando llegue su tempo, VI
deliberar como mejor le parezca; y
puede ser que mi suggestion no la
apruebe, y Vd. SO aliviar& do sus
penas mentales que 10 af1ijen, y en-
oambio y iusta retribucion de gu
pesar 10 prometo dejar mi pluma
en- mi esoritorio y no usarla mas
para ocuparme de vd. y al mismo
tempo le doy poder y facultad de
ger oil juez en- mi causa, para que
iuzgue 81 oabre en- gu oamisa de
once varas a la que vd. SO ha alu-
dido.
Su amigo y servidor.
Francisco RIBERA Y BAoA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-04-20
Tarjetas de Vista
De AnO NuevO.

Is centavos en- esiampiilas moneda. Eseriba cia
70 81 n0mbre direcclon,
4, q. LON0wKLL.
Fresno, California.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-04-20

su nombre boni-
tamente lmprefn
vn una focena do
hollnosas tnrtetas
do vista dc AnO
Nuevo, aculto, por
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
ENORMOUS PLOT

London, July On it's issue OF
last night the Pail NJ Ill Gaz .tte pub
lishes a Somewhat remarkable com
m'in'tation from its Paris correspond
ent, giving Iircum>tantial details Of
an alleged conspiracy to overriarew
the French republic and install Prince
Louis Napoleon as the Emperor Of
France.
The correspondent is assured that
september IA. upon which date the
Gar intends TO promote Prince Louis
to full generalship in the Ru,sian
army, has becn selected as the occa
sion for demonstration by all the
elements opposed to the present
regime TO support the claims Of this
prince, who such close friend or
their Russian ally.
The names Of NJ. Deroulede. the
Marquis Of de Lur SeluceS aud NJ
Marcel Ill sbert are mentioned as the
leading spirits of the movement and
several high functionaries OF the pres
ent government are alleged to be as
slStlng The m Jvement with funds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
MSS IRENE CANNING
The |ysteriouS Girl Found In Goshen
Indiana
BDUCTED FROM BARRE VT,
Astoning Claim Made By Young Girl May Be
Her Inauguration

but had been abducted for the pur.
pose OF depriving her of her p operty.
She gave names and addre ses ia Gal.
weston, but when the attorney came
to look up the matter he found the
claims existed in her Imagination
wholly.
She claimed to nave relatives in the
Mad River valley. She left this city
early in February
Miss Canning had a strong desire
TOR nuto iety through the newspaper
ard vas continually deluging them
with items about herself and her rela-
tives. 1t is needless to say that these
items were founded upon pure, un-
imagination She has
been considered ''queer" oy most Of the
people with whom she came in con-
tact during her stay here
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
PASTOR ACCEPTS.

1t was not the fault Of this paper
that it did not publish the fact OF the
acceptance of the pastorate Of the
Congregational church by Rev. Fran
CHS A Poole Of East Weymouth, Mass. i,
yesterday.
The TELEGRAM representative saw
Deacon Alex Gordon late THURSDAY
afternoon and he said in reply to the
question whether or not the offer had
been accepted
"No, nothing definite has been de-
clded on as yet. There is nothing for
publication. When there is | will
tell you"
Yesterday morning Deacon c. S.
Wallace, another member of the com
mlttee wasSeen at II o'clock and asked
The same question. He said:
"There yet remains a few matters
TO be Strengthened out. do not want
you to publish anything today. Yes,
will come around and tell YOU ali
about it as soon as we can say any,
thing detinite.'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
TIE KILTIES ARE COMM

Every body within 20 miles of Barre
Will learn with interest and pleasure
That the famous Band of the High
landers ("The kilties > with it's
bandsmen, vocal choir, Highland dan
GERS bag epip pes, etc, will be here on
Sa' urday, July 81.
Inc kllties Band, outside of the
time employed in annual drill with
the regiment has been touring the
unlted States the past year and has
visited over 200 American cities. be-
ing welcomed enthusiastically every
where, In Chicago over 10000 peo.
pie pald to hear them on Thanksgly-
l Day in the great Coliseum, and in
almost every city of any size from the
New England coast on the East to
Missouri and "Old kentucky" on the
west. The coming fall and winter.
Mr.. cameron Brown, the president.
Will take them out to the Pacific
Coast and down thrt ugh the extreme
south. Among this summers engage
mentS are ten days at the Pan Amer.
can Exposition in August, two weeks
at Lincoln Park, Pittsburg, week at
Manhattan beach and other import
anu summer resorts. While the |
prices for this celebrated band en- tour |
have always been SOC to 81. so. it has
been arranged to make the event in
Barre grand popular summer event
1T these popular prices: 35-50-75. 81 90
children 25c Saturday afternoon.
Tickets are on sale by Tilden & Will
ey and the bare -kneei soldier. musi.
ian will no doubt be welcomed by i'm
nense crowds, If the general public
interest can be taken as criteron.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
settlement
Government Trying To
End The
STEEL STRIKE
Proposals Now In Hands Of
The Officials

Pittsburg, July TO- - PittsburQ
dnancierS and labor leaders believe
tnere are unmistaken signs that the
administration is trying to bring about
a tettement Of the steel trust strike.
Attorney General Knox, after con-
ferrlng with the President, has been
spending time here and Will remain
until toaight, when he goes to New
York to meet the officials of the steel
trust.
1t is understood the task to bring
propos Is b:fore the Amalgamated as
Socl&tlon is in the hands of Collector
'arla OF the port Of Pi tsburg, who
was succeeded by President Schatler,
as head Of the Amalgamated associa-
tiOn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
MAINE PROHIBITION

Portland, July 20. An interesting
incident in connection with the en-
forcement Of the Prohlbitory Liquor
Law in Portland has developed in the
shape OF suit for damages against
several Of Sheriff Pearson's deputies.
The complainant who retained coun-
sci to institute proceedings today
is Rev. ii. II. Hanscom formerly
pastor OF churches in this locality.
but now in business at Boston. lie
alleges that the officers in their search
for liquor in hotel entered his room
which was lett in dsorderly condi-
tion with the door unlocked
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
OPERA HOUSE BOOKINGS

Lapolnt x Bruce who will manage
the opera house for the season OF
19ol-'o2, have booked a very strong
llst OF attractions among which are the
followlng The Wizard of the Nile"
King Of the Opium Ring" Richard
Golden in "Old Jed Prouty," Mildred
II Hand in The Power Behind the
Throne, "W. A. Brady grand produc.
tion of "Lover's Lane, ." Z" Our New
Minister, y The Forgers Daughter"
Under Two Flags" voge & Dem
lngs MINISTRIES, Robert B. Mantell
and the Kennedy players. Negotia.
tlons are now under way for the an.
peacance Of one Of the leading actress.
ses Of the United States here. From
the above it will be seen that under
the new management the patrons Of
The opera house are assured of plenty
d good attractions during the com.
ng year,
The new management will assume
control Of the opera b. use September,
!, On all sides are heard nothing but
praise for the new manager. Alex. E.
) uce. His hosts OF friends in this
;ity are much pleased to learn of his
le" ousloeSs venture and all are
IN teo IN the wish that it be success.
ul.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
AN ED|cT
Is Issued By Sultan Of
Turkey
FOREIGN SCHOOLS
Are Boycotted by The Ottoman
Rulers Will

Constantinople, July 20. - Follow.
ing the graduation Of the first Tur.
klsh girl at the American Girls Col.
lege, the Turkish Government has is.
sued an edict prohibiting Turkish
cnlloren from attending foreign
Schools the employment of Christian
teachers in Turkish households or the
appearance Of Turkish ladies accom-.
panied by Christian women compan.
ions.
This edict deprives hundreds OF for.
eign governesses Of the means of sub.
sistence 1t is intended to prevent
the dissemination Of liberal IDEAS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20

REMAINING, the girl who is be-
ing heloy the sheriff in Goshen,
Ind, ating instructions from her
guardl claims to come from Gal
weston x, and to be the heiresS to
$500 ON southern banks and Sc
curitie She is described as being
about years old and attractive in
appeare.
Msanning got off train at
S)uthnd, Ind one day early in
the W, saying that she was trying
to csc man who was following
her. e fist claimed that the man
who !, she said, a doctor, had her
undel pnotic i lluence. and mad alb
ductsler from boarding school at
HolT Mass.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20

The Mermaid sat on the silverv
SAND combing her hair with a golden
c mo. If She had been wise, she
would have used DR.. White's s. Electric
COMB: 1t would have prevented her
IA falling out and cured her dan
drutf' UnbEeaka3le, always clean and
ready for use Sent upon receipt of
price, soc (stamps taken.) q. N.
Rose, Gen. Mgr, Decatur, ILL.,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
NEW GRANITE FIRM

Montpelier, July 20. The tirm of
Ryle 4 Mccormick, granite dealers,
mas been dissolved by agreement,
Dennis f. Rye purchasing George
McCormick'S interest In the business
and continuing it as heretofore There
WILDE no change in the firm name.
Mr.. Ryle paying all the debts of the
nrm and receiving payment for such
bills as are due.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20

Sth Hadley, Mass July 2O.-Ont
Of unsoyed mysteries for almost
fouears has been the disappearance
OF rtha Lane Mrllish from Mt Hol
yolCollege az South Hadley, where
ShvaS student. She vanished on
thafternoon Of Thursday, Nov. Is.
Is ard though at one time S 9veral
pens came forward with a claim
til they had seen her after that
th identification was not sufficient,
al she has not to anybody's sure
kwledge been seen since
| ISIS Mellish was the daughter Of
| R. John II, Mellish Of kllllngly
| On, and was one Of the brigt test
SJlarS at Mt. Holyoke. On the af.
Unoon If her disappearance she was
Sn by her fellow students starting
I'm the college dormitorles to 90 to
+ vii age post office, a walk OF about
tee minutes, The following SAtur-
y her father arrived at South Had.
! and detectives were set at work.
iarching parties secured the coun
y. mountains and highways, but
Ethout result.
At the time she vanished it trans.
red that Miss MelliSh had recently
ritten romantic story in which the
erolne, a petite girl Of nervous and
'tiring disposition and about 20 "a
escription which seemed drawn from
he writer's Self-committed suicide
jumping from cliff into river
very place in the vicinity which
Ilied with the thread of the written
ory "aS searched, for there was a
ar that her own fate had beer like
'at Of the heroine of her story
Nt,teps which led to the high hank
the Connecticut were found and in
ne minds the fate Of the lost girl
As seCtled by rh'm.
A year ago on lite 24 h Of AprIl
jo-a farm hand who g4yethe name
Heury :. RubiuS,n and vino was
7 tloyeG aL Great Neck. Conn .,na.
rested eG. large nt Attempting ,o!
ort n1D4ay from Il s Mr.. Myli>h .
Neas alleged Jnat ae ped pers cor Il /.
e Ne jisu family ever ii {. re.tua',
'3ppeAr3nceagd nad 4 afolls a-
rred to disclose The gals where. |
lli 5 u nc Mere giTru tue m1rcr.
v hen ne came Ia tril = hiu.on
'ined thar certain NJ Lazy >nepard
~ hau NINlted oH ihe fsfni uf IEtny
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
Special to TELEGRAM.)

Gtn, Ind. July 20.-irene Can
hinge mysterious sixteen year old
girl o has caused SO much Of sen.
Satihere claims to have been alb.
duct from Barre, Vermont early last
Fehry. The p lice are try ing to
tindt if she is Bertha A. MelliSh,
whccently disappeared from Mount
Hoke Seminary where size WAS a
Stutt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, July 2o.-These Yer.
mont pensions are announced:
Increase, Sifroy Mahen, West Sails.
bury slI; Samuel Cook, North Troy
s24; Lucian 5. Ingraham, St. Albans
SIT; Sol mon Pippin, Burlington $40.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
IS NOT BLONDIN

Boston. July 20.-Two kilograms
to Chief Rhodes state that the police
from Canadian officers prove the man
arrested at Sic. Anne DeS Mopts YES
terday is not Blondin.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
BLACKBURN ARRIVES.

Liston, July 2O.-Captain Howard
Blackt urn in the 25foou sloop, Great
Republic, arrived from Gloucester
Mass, after voyage of 80 days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
ToLAkoI OUT OF DANGER

London, July 20 1t is reported
that Tol,toi's relapse has passed the
Danger point. The poet is now con-
valeScent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
Upton REFUSES

Glasgow, July 20. Sir. Thomas
Upton has refused t. ,concld. tie
demands of the striking crew of Sham
rock IL. lie will engage new meu.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
new PUMP
City Council Vote To
Install One
AT PUMPING STATION
v. +. NOISE Surrenders His
Lease Of 0p9ra House

As result OF the discovery that
the I'D pl mp hich ha, been in use
for the past two years to supplement
the city water supply was too badly
damaged to be of use. A sepecial meet
ing of the city Council was held last eve
ming 70 consider the purchase of a
new one in case the lowneSs or the
water IN the Bolster reservoir should
cause the emergency to arise whereby
more water should have TO be Secu red.
Inc colnciI by an unanimous vote de.
cidea to cave The matter ir the hands
Of the water committee with ms rue
Il ~ 70 60 ahead md get estimates so
f1at they could purchase d pump and
lnState i if rect sSary.
ae ulee'if,g Was called to order a t
5.4j z q ok with Il the membe pres.
eAt except Alderman Mackay who was
ou. u ;1e city. Inc mayor explained
the .uation brit tiy and said that
the wafer committee had already re-
lFtQ some estimates for new pump
ana thar lie mad Telegraphed To we'll |
kho"l l1use Ia Is StOn that norning
Tor estimates. The old pump was
practically worthless and there was
no knowing h." soon the city would
have 70 pump in order to keep the
Pc IN 9 mills going as we'll as to
supply water for domestic and other
purpl
Alderman f bins as the chairman
Of the water Committee read the esri-
mates SUBMITTED by the Barre Supply
C' Tney were: Marsh Duplex steam
Pump, !5xloxl5, capacity or 40S gal
IONS minute, 5445 net; the same
Mad II pump with a capacity of
7oV -a.43ns minute, S445; Blake Du-
pleX Steam pump, 12x84xS, capacity
t0o gallons 4 minute at 80 strokes,
,l32 ,
Ma. Phelps read telegram from {
ne "aI"orth Manufacturing Co., S
u bo>tJn, containing these quota T.
ooa' u reply to telegram seut by c
MIN III .he morning: a
IT. h'aA2 small, $4S5; Blake large s735:
a..'tAlag1on, S465: Knowles 5000. a
l, was explained that the Bake D
pump Tered by the. Barre Supply b
". +" 1432 could be had tor s467, b
5i1sa med. \
~ "a> voted unanimously upon the a
uo,l5n of Alderman Patterson that cl
tle water committee be instructed to r
PuIeudSe pump and install it. lie
. mayor Phelps expressed as his opin. ci
W., ,on laar the Blaze. Duplex pump of. m
tSiea Tit iof S432, was the cheapest pump. in
d 5uN pump working only IL hours a
sdy va would pump 280, 900 gallons, more
r"'i r"'H enough to supply any estimated
f',Slo'e dc 'ciet cy. Isl
,,o 1ue water question settled for the
'.u'o .l Ip9 the council next took up p,
~V1er matters. % %
to "a No'lce was read from w.. Morse NJ
,i,r. '1o N,ct that he having sold hi,
''Su' ana title in the lease of the
'r'Ia iy@, mousse 20 Alex e Bruce, he de-
2t''0 y, 70 DE reli, we'd from nj, laose
I~l, '' a'ne TIL, bccau.c Of III. ,a,
c... '" nc Was < ing TO Cali. -
.'. 'he cauncil mi.ht ac a." .,
"''| Beg financial stand
Ite notce was re- 81
F't G mmUee.
r.td a. Mrs /. 7. .
uCe pt S4tgie- IL,
~ la9 .n ie Ia.
aeFo pay its a.,
ID Alderman st
"-s c-sJ-l by a.
n Z
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
OLD HONE WEEK ComMITTEI

The Committee on Old Home Week
are hereby notified to meet at the CITY
court room on Monday July p. 80
P. m. A full attendance is greatly
desired
J A, SHEBBURNE, Pres
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-20
WARNER SUNDAY.

Boston, July 90 Fair tonight and
sunday; warmer Sunday Light vari-
able Winds.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16

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