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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
Antnn,nhilea 80 potntnea.

Rapid progress is being made with
the preliminary plans for the produc-
ton Of alcohol on d large scale in Ire
land for motor purposes, to which the
department Of agriculture in Ireland IS
now turning its attention, says the Chi
rago news. Early next year it Is hoped
that what Is practically new indus.
try-the making Of alcohol from pota-
toes on large seale-will be In full
swing in ireland. With one exception
all the petroleum consumed in the
United States Is a foreign product, and
the supply is limited Alcohol, on the
other hand, is much cheaper, can be
produced in unlimited quantity from
the potato and will drive car just as
fast If the mechanism be slightly mod
lied It is probable that an "interna-
Honal alcohol competition will be held
4 ID ireland next year, each ear to use
alcohol Of its own country's manufae
ture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
Chester Lee Of South Vernon, aged 02
years and 6 months. walked 10 miles
and back one day recently to get the mail.
The Rev Fred Y. Bliss Of Ludlow, has
accepted call to become pastor of Plym-
outh Congregational church Of Utica, n "a
II. E. Faneuf Of White River junction
recently exhibited potato which resem-
hled a human hand with q thumb and
three fingers, the latter, being closed.
Fifteen COWS owned by II. G. Barnes Of
Bethel, were tested last week and all were
found sound OF eight cattle tested for
q. II. Wright four were condemned and
killed.
Appropriate exercises in connection
with the semi-centennial Of the founding
of Oak Grove Seminary IN Pownal were
held Saturday and Sunday in the seminary
now known as Pownal Academy.
A petition IN voluntary bankruptcy was
filed yesterday at the district clerks office
In Burlington, by Charles G. Smith, a
freight brakeman Of Lyndon Liabilities
1904 10, assets Sl70 exempt.
p. G, Zero fell from a staging at the
new building at Burlington under con
struction for the Burlington Light and
Power Company yesterday. His only in
iurles were broken wrist and bruises
about the head
Mrs. II r. Fletcher Of Hartland, has a
lemon plant which has three lemons upon
it, two are small; one is growing still, and
at the present time measures ten and one
half Inches in circumference, about five
inches in length.
Alvin Cummins of Montpelier recently
picked cucumber in his garden that is a
curiosity Four cucumbers appear to have
grown together, three Of them being join
ed closely, and the fourth formed d circle,
joining near the top
a power tower Of the Brandon Italian
Marble Co. caught fire Saturday afternoon
at 2 80 o'clock. The roof was burned from
the tower and us timbers charred while
the hempen cables were burned through
and fell to the ground he origin of the
FIRE is IN doubt The mill closed at noon
in order to put in streteher in this tower
and it Is thought perhaps some Of the
workmen may have dropped a lighted
match. which ignited the oil soaked wood
The damage is not estimated.
j. w. Ciney Of Winooski has a piece o
gum copal IN which Fly was embedded
Al this article Of commerce Is only founc
now buried deep in the ground in Afriet
where once it fiourished on the gum copa
tree, now long extinct as a growing yege
table produce, the piece is no doubt thou
sands Of years old The eopalis brough
to this country from Africa and treated a
a Massachusetts, mandatory to cleans
the outside, leaving it Ia such humps a
Mr.. Cllley has Among other euriositie
In the possession Of Mr., Cilley is Span
| ish dollar dated 1913.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
Tie WRITERS.

Harriet A. Nash, author Of "Poily's
Secret one Of Names short story
writers, is a business woman also, be-
ing treasurer Of the Skowhegan (Me9
Electric Light company.
John T. Trowbridge. the author at
the age Of seventy-fye, in the delightful
quietude OF his home In Arlington, is
engrossed in the preparation Of his au-
photography, or, as he felicitously puts
it, 'My own Story"
Marie Corelll, the authoress, in pro
testing against the erection Of a Carne-
gle library at Stratford-on-Ayon, de-
clares that the erection Of the library
would involve the demolition of an
cient houses which are landmarks Of
Shakespeare's time. Miss Corelli's pro-
test has been commended.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
TRAIN AND TRACK.

Germany has now $4,000 miles Of
steam railway.
The Swedish government has deter
mined to apply electric power to all
the present steam railways as soon as
possible.
( IN the year 1905 the time on the ST.
berian railway between Moscow and
Irkutsk is to be reduced from eight
days to FIVE.
The mileage Of the Atlantic Coast
railway system is to be increased this
year 450 miles, largely on account of
summer travel and in order to provide
railroad facilities for the marketing OF
garden products.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22

The many friends Of Walter w. Hus-
band Of the Montpelier Journal-not only
those in the newspaper business but those
outside as well-will unite IN extending
hearty congratulations TO him on his APP
pointment S. private secretary to Senator
Dillingham;. Particularly his friends in
'prlnterslnkdom will wish him success
in bis new field Of activity. His geuiality
will be sure TO make new friends for him
ia Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22

Certain persons should have learned ere
this that It does not pay to interfere with
an officer who is making an arrest. A
fireman at Rutland has recently felt the
error Of his action In SO doing, and Fort
Ethan Allen soldier was on Saturday fined
in Burlington for the same offence. An
officers judgment is not infalllble and he
may make mistakes as well as the rest Of
mortals. But there is redress later on II
it is shown that he has been mistaken.
Meanwhile it is best for citizens to let the
officer discharge his duties as he sees
a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22

The Rutland Herald lays Senator Proc
tors eoon.shooting episode to desire for
political ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and it slyly sug-
gests that the Senator got his cue from
Mt Clements coon quartette Of last year.
The Herald maintains that there is poll.
tics in ooons, and the Herald certainly
ought to know,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
T1nnnherl,a rhrnne.

The throne Of King Dagobert, who
reigned In the seventh century, is in
the cabinet des Afadailles at the French
National library. Dagobert's throne,
which is Of brass work, was forged
and chiseled by st. Eloi for King Dag
ebert.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22

What need Is there for sportsmen TO go
to Maine or the Adirondacks, when bear
can be shot right here in Washington
county? The black bear which fell VIC
tim to the hunters at Moretown last Sat-
nrday is probably one Of many q the spe-
cies IN the state, although such game is
popnlarly supposed to have been extirmin-
ated. Our regret is that the South Main
street Cunning club Of this city had not
the privilege and distinction Of being the
mighty nimrods who brought bruin low.
The reputation Of this well known organ
ization is on the wane and unless its mem
beers do something besides telling stories
OF what they can DO, it win pass into OBJ
liyion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
unomcial Criticism.

Mr.. Hoeg what dye do with these
pictures when you've finished 'emf
The Arist-Oh. try to sell them.
Mr.. Hogg Yes. but what II you can't
sell 'em.
The Artist-Ihen hang them mp In
my room.
Mr.. Hogs Cad, you must have q
deuce Of a roomful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22

Association and Rugby foot ball, nose
guards, basket balls. uniforms and sup
plies A. q Spaulding q Bros. goods at
Boston Bargain store
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22

It Is strange that a man who would not
think Of painting the outside of his house
Sunday morning when the neghbors are
going by to church won't hesitate to apply
a coat of single stain to bis lodge on the
mountain Ludlow Tribune.
For the same reason some men win take
a drink from black bottle in side alley
but win not show themselves in the light
of publicity before an open bar, 1t was
the spirit fostered BY prohibition, which
viii be hard to out grow. Like the ostrich
which hides Its head in the sand and
thinks itself entirely concealed such men
think they can 60 into the alley and drink,
and not have their friends find it out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
AGAIN or 400

In the daily circulation Of the
Times since Jan. LIST is something
no other Washington county daily
can show.
The circulation statements Of
the Times can always be verified
by anyone who so wishes. Press
room, circulation books, paper
bills and all that pertains to the
circulation Of the Times are open
70 the inspection Of all. Is there
any other Washington county
daily that win show up in like
manner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22

There is a sort Ct savage delight in
hearing that the Turks have been defeated
in battle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22

Old gold and silver wanted at redners'
prices IN exchange for goods at F. 3. Burr's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
c. [. Currier Home Place
in Barre City.

AS ! have decided to 90 south | shall
sell my residence at the corner Or Mer-
chant and Wellington streets at auction on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
JNGLES AND JESTS.


"But / mustn't be egotistical ano
talk about myself all the time" said
Mr.. Mincer.
Don't stop" rejoined Miss Cayenne.
"On a social occasion like this any
trifs VIII do to make conversation. =
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22

wise King Flour IS always reliable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
Saturday, Sept. 26, ID 3 p.m.

This is one Of the best locations in the
city The lot has frontage on Mer-
chant street Of about 70 feet, on yelling
ton street Of about 90 feet, and depth
Of about IS feet.
The house, which cost more than
$1,000 TO build, is in good repair and is
provided with all modern convenience.
I shall also sell at the same time a large
amount Of household furniture, wagons,
harness, farming tools, one COW, etc
Terms Of sale made known at time Of
auction. c. 4. cURRIER.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22
More Stirring News!
From the Vaughan Store!

il is we worth coming this store just to see the new
things Additional profit from the very decisive savings
on he prices while everything you buy here thoroughly
good and reliable We are having very lively sale on the
following goods as nine women Of every ten need some
thing Of this kind just now.
No. 1-one piece Of Storm Serge, black, all wool, our
re guar 7sc goods For few days, only So per yard
No 2one piece of Venetian, black A inches WIDE our
regular 7sc quality For few days, only soc per yard
No. 3-Three pieces Of Henrietta Cloth, black red and
brown So inches WIDE good value 8e Only z5c per yard
Other Specials Not Room to Mention Here.
THE VAUGHAN STORE,
44YNorh Main Street, Barre, Vermont.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
Bapne Gcuntp.

SatpIeb. .-Das biefes goRamt tuurbe
lesls. Do@e bon @inbrsaeru bsiu&t, bic
NIT Dpnamit bic @eIDipinbe ipreneisn
unb berfeIben bann ettpa s75 in poRmar,
fen entnabmen. Die 3erle erlanaisn
our& bas @lnbraden elmer bintusn
Gbare @iniritt.
6anesbaIe. -@dbrsnb soispt Saslsr
unb SOiob Sartune am Sonntas Wsreen
bon 8unnsatoipn bierber fubrsn, brannte
bas gfsrb auf 8eatlsp Sia bur& anb
iaete i'm 9alopp ben Berg binab. Bet
ber eiiernen Bride lber ben 2adapcrep
tuurben beibe Mdnnsr aus BEN @assn
seIdIsubsrt; Sartuns Ianbets nit @uGt
eeeen bic Bride unb erbisIt einen Sba.
bslbru@. pdbrsnb Sablsr obns 2noHen.
brade sniiam, obsr bbs ssyidunbsn
tpurbe. Wan erirartei. BOB bic 8erlsbs
ten tpieber eeneien tperbsn.-9is Snir
ber bsuii&sn 2uiberaner nirb nd&Ren
Dienfus i'm Opernbaas e,5fnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
EreiInnA abe!

Die @iribs bon Rsp Dori babeu
ibren @ssnern, ben Sarmsrn i'm Staaie
Rsip Yorf. ben s5ebpsbanbibub binee,
uorfen. Aber aud bas Bublifum fommt
babel i&Ieat meg. beHn in Der i'm Ssrs
race @arOsn abssbaltenen 8sriammInne
ber @ins, Beer anb 2iquor Dealers
@entruI NHociaiion iuurbe bsf&IuFen.
NIT csm Stsi!un& poGaanbia auinsdu.
men unb for bos 8int Bier in 8nfsnft
ftlnbetn @enis ;u bsrednsn. 9isis
glsueruns trat i&on an l. Rai in
3raft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07

4-Snry %. palmer ct al, Grtfuiprrn bro
5-Safpb Z. Rinsr, Grsfutpr bee strli. Gre.
esrid Miasr isn., wtI&n Grsfutsr Der ptra.
&brifiua WiIn mar. t&rht uue fntsalties
Rtanune).
6-GsrnsIius eauriliu, Grsfutsr hss psra.
@sOrat @uIpSiss. (Grff unb snbedItiss Rs3-
nuns).
T. Sarry Sapsu, Grsfutsr bee saf. GbarIss
.. SasfH. (Grft une tnbsiIties 8sGHuus).
6-Nnn Malpn q al, Grtfutcrtu bts utrf.
Spbn Maiun. (grft unb tnhsiiltiss Rs@nuus).
9-8rtosti Nabpnty ct al, Grtintcrsn ess
pnf. Anhrtp 9. Wabonsy, psIher abminihra.
tor br srf, Glen Nabcnsy mar. (S&Iub-
uhnuHa).
bts Ssrf. Sbsmas Dribimr. (GrRs ibsiIpsiis
if-Yatrid WeDOnuusb. erfuipr br ssra.
Nnnit CONNOLLY. (Grfs tbtilpsifs 8t4nuue).
f2-@tfiam Uionrpt, Grtfnter bee ptrf.
Samts Menrpt. (S@IuerthnuHs).
f3-8ribgti WeDenntl, aeminifratorin bts
psrf. W. 8 MeDonnsl, pslhsr Grsfutcr bss
unR, patrid tJrsuion mar. (Gras uns snsshl-
II 'fimasnss coat, asminiltraturin sss ura.
Saicb S6atf. (SGIubrs@nuns).
f5-Mift 9ussnt, Abminifratrr bee prf.
Sonsy euesnt. (GrRf unb tneshltiss Rs&nuns(.
t6-D. g. German, Abminiftratsr bee ptrf.
9sratI arris. (Grifs unb suestiItist Re2nnns).
IL Rarsarft 8aBbpIb, aemiuiffratprin bee
Srf. asam 8asboIs. (Grffs tbstlwsiis Hs&-
i8-Rary Brennan, abminiliraisriu bss
puf. Ebpmas Brennan. (Grfs uub tnbsiltiss
iS-Wsbut ". oamiIton. abmiHiHraisr Oss
pnf. Samss 8. .. pamtIipH. (3Hsits unb
tnbsiiIties 8sdnuns).
20-G. RrriFslS, Nbminifratsr bn sHf.
anna 9. Wfrria. (Grifs unb tnesiiltet Hfd-
nuns).
2f-B. R. gafz, abminifraipr hss VERT.
Sbsmas 9arbitn. (grft une tnesiiItiss Rsa'
250gB. R. earsr, asminifraiSr ssr sna.
Ssunis 5siaIs. CSdixertGnnne).
% Barbara 8usulpu, abmfniaratsrin bro
VERT. SOtn 8HsuiSn. (GTas aHb snssfliiss
G~gairid 3. DDsnnsr, gOrmunb sss min.
btridbriesn gswarb 3. 8Ory. CDritts unb snb.
ghliss 8f6nunsl
25-patrid 3 S'Dpnnsl, gprmuHb bee min.
buiabrieu DaSis D. 8ary. CDritis unb tns.
siliies 8s&uung).
26-patrid 8. s. Dsnn,l, gsrmunb bss min.
ssridbriesn SObn 3. 5arry. (Driis uHs sHp-
etiIiist 8sGnuus).
27-eadapanna Srua anb Saff Dspoft
Company. 8prmunb BON 5ommif p. Sents.
(Grft une subsitfss Rt1nune).
26-RiGarb 8. 8samilb, 8ormuub bte mius
butdtrissn Gassns SuIlipan. (S4IHe. Rf&.
nune).
29-S. IN. ArnOIO, Grsfutsr bsr pGif. Ga.
tbsrinf SHyeu. (Grfs unb snbshltisf Rs&.
nune).
30-Waltsr 8risss, MbminiRratur bsr ptrf.
Matd TuIsH. (Grft une tnestiItIss Rf9nuns).
Dm. 3s& iun.,
16,4 RssiRH Of @ias.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
6e8iffer's Oeaebriebt.
Nm ale etsatoren. Grsbitorsn un6 anotrs ints
reffirte Perlunen.

Mn ale et9atoren. Grtoitorsn uno anotrt inte
rsfirts Rsrfonsn.
Radridt iuiro biermit eeaebsn, oab Die uad.
benanHten Psrlonen ibre Rsdnnneen einestra.
gen baben in BEN amts bee Neeiiftrs jIr prii-
lung bon Seftamenien uno GrtbeiluHg bon ao.
miniitratioaspap isrsn In uuo fur Das county
eadaiuanna. oos bsia9te aominiftraiortn, GIe.
futoreH nno gormiinou ibre Rehunngtn In
Rem amts bee 8eeiaers btsIiden boben uno
oob biefeIben Dem @aiisn@ @eridte ees beiaeten
Counties jur 8eitdtauna usFaeieef usroeu am
Routae. ben IL. Wfai 1908. um 10 ubr
8ormittdss i'm 0,ridtssebdubs.
f-peHrp Belin tun., ct al, Srnfess bss
unf. gBilliam Z. Smiib (3pstit 8s&uunsO.
2-Ssnry 8sliu iun., ct al, Grtiuiersn bss
psrf. aBiliam Z. Smitb. (3psits gHibst.
luussrs1uune)
3-Stury %. paImtr 1t al, Grfiutorsn bee
suf. SubH panbIfy. Cg&s iabrIi9s Rs&aunO
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
Mnf Der 2amDitraf;e.

Dor einteen 3aeen trnf unier 8siienbsr
in einem 2aben auf psm 2anbe mt sinsm
5armer suinmmsn. peIhsr sben nit
GROCER SorsfaIt Elm 8lf@sn auf isinsn
Waeen lub. bas auf ber Musieue bic
Hufi&rift ,@IiS- S-Mi Sorefalt" true.
Su ipabbafter @siie iusie er ,u ben
y ueI, ruB ct einsm eutsn Gropfsn MIDI
,rbclt iu unb r4b Il bsRu i 81 elid
o,s 2,te pufmOhe bst Bauer bIu9 ~
s,n i6aQsno,S @eld9ter aus uno iaals |:
>. .Dlsies Wal feb Sbr auf bsm Sol,pss.
Dieter Sioff lft su gut for gu6, CT If
fur meine Srau unb Go9tsr --Wbistsp2 2
SD plrbe ban Snbalt ni&i tilr a0sn
lBbiSttp I'm 2anb eeben. @S NJ Sorni's
u penirduter 8lutbslsbsr. SD bait,
m,df fsbr etfdltet IN Der 2uin bbre beln
Dteitsn I'M Hopember. bob fem Doftcr
mir belfen iOnnts. So ielbf baGis, I'D
maRs erit,den. iOnnts 4 Nonais ni6t
e,ne 81 6l i&lofen. bis ,h oep BIuibels
ber e,nn bm Nnnr 1ottsr, II Sabr,
aIt. battle iih ben l,nisn linn uberans
itenst belm @arben laben; fs bsfom 8
8suIsn In Der Saui b,s on ben @Qboesp
uno NOR iebr i6l nm. SIZE bate iit
tlbe,blbI @s tpoisn @ti1pG'e Drs
leibsn slnssn oae nuf unD finaen an A.
faulsn Nr baiien nQss pr oblri, abe
ni6is ba ssboIfen Dem Doflot baiisn
ipu 6ui&l BITE 9bdr 3u me,isn. Dol
5ur6t eI m66ie bas Sous 3ui6lieben
@s f@isn als Oh eS bic Bsulenpeit mare.
@Oit iel Danf, Vt fis nun p5Q,s ssbe,li
uno stpar bur@ blefen Sipff IN Der BOG.
Wm baItsn oesbalben Dt. 5obrnsp. Wes
Disinen INNER in Sauis uno tpsnn Sbi
in unisrs Na&buri@oft tOmmt. iprs@i
BEL eubpis SsibeI. SptestOn. q. o -,
por, oos bin i'd nemIib islbh, unb Sbi
tonnt bon BEN BIutbelebsr. obsr BEN
SeiI'Osl Ober bem Wassnfdtisr baben,
ipsnn Sbr i&ls&t fiibIi!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
gBlrtbibafts.@eIeaenbeit.

Cine suiitsbsnoe. IissHarts Birtpi4oft pirb
uHtsr sanftie,n BeoinsuneeH gum gtrmietbeH
ODER Bertanfe angeboeu, ba Der 8spenwariiae
Gigeniblmer weeen porgerudtsm alter uHo
8ranfii9teii ft6 in @ubefanb f,teu plu BE.
ttftirtnot molen iit sefauief in Ho l4O7
aoto Rain apenas meIbeu. 1919
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07

Monosramme fOitenfrei ein9eiest.
Sur NfusIin llnterfIeiber Der
beiieren Nualitdt uiro Die yfa9.
fraee immer itarfer; uno oieS
ni6t auein in 8eSus auf Muiter,
ionoern aud Material uno 8eiaB.
Sodsrabise slnsise pailen befer,
fnb fdoner unb trasen iid lanser,
pie biGise glrtifel. Sc ift Sefo.
monte, 6aS 8eite 3u faufen, ipe5iell
70, tpeml man eS 5u reOuSirten
9reiien erIansen fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
Neme M,asei9em.
Mdbdem s,erlanat

fir aussm,ine Sansarbeit. bas sneIil& Ipr,&rn
lam. SIsine 6amiIie permautute eteIluna.
72s Renroe abtnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
Wiele hibide gaden

fir ben CONNER. bic slsidisitis nhsIi& uuo
bsqutm finc. Bn nsnnsn nn' siuies;
3imber &pmmemfcbirine
in arossr ausmabl unb bon 10 Gents bic su
$3.50 i'm Prsiie.
$ammOcfs
psrf9isosn9 art. fp9isQ eas gaImsr ARA.
panu" 6ubriiat. prsiis mdbis.
Sbises I'm jtpeiten etedtperf.
&. .. SSilliams s Srp.,
S14 eadaipanua abeHue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07

= Dis bon itrsr amerifarsiie na&
Berlin suradseisbrten 8aHibirsiiorsn
SaIomOniObn unb Blaidfe iprs&sn fi@
babin aus. bnb bic irirtbidaftli&s Sage
in ben Ser. Staaten efFenbar bsfrie.
bissnb isi, ipennsIei4 bic 8ieisntrufs
sins @sfabr biloeteH. bic ,ur 9eit nod
ni&t eenGeenb eeiparbiet perbs.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-08-12
MAY BIZ LAST
Lawyers Vacation Causing
Some Dissatisfaction.
Business too Pressing For Clients 10
Wait-All Attorneys Cannot be
Ready at one Time-At Least one
Firm viii NOT Join Agreement Next
yaar

There seems to-be considerable dis
satisfaction among the attorneys over
the annual vacation arrangement. and
a probability that there will be no
concerted action Oh the time for their
vacation after this year.
For few years il has been the Gus
tom Of the Monongalia Bar Associa-
ton to take az annual vacation of one
month at a time in midsummer when
il was convenient to the greatest
number Of the members. The vote
for such an arrangement from July Is
to August Is, this year was almost
unanimous.
But it has been found to hard to
live up t. the agreement in many IT,
stances, and treat the clients right,
whose business cannot be controlled
by attorneys resolutions.
Some lawyers, who have closed their
Offices, posted notices on the front
door announcing the vacation aud re
tiring to the seclusion OF their shady
porches on suburban streets, have been
unable to rest in peace. Some enter
prising client, who was in danger OF
losing bill, If not collected at once,
would hunt them up. and make life
strenuous il the business were not at
tended to.
The only resort for perfect immuni-
ty from interruption ia the enjoyment
OF much needed rest was to flee to
some seaside, mountain or lake resort,
and even there Uncle Sans mail car
riers poster him with innocent looking
social nussives that turn out to be
urgent appeals. for legal opinions.
1t is regarded as very doubtful
whether the lawyers unite in giving
up legal work all at once hereafter.
One attorney has stated that his firm
would never join in agreement of this
kind. He considers 1t more practlca-
bic for each lawyer to take his yaca-
ton when it suits his business best
No doubt the clients who live such
a strenuous life In this country will
welcome failure OF the lawyers tC
make an ironbound agreement next
year.
When Morgantown was village
and Justice Courts were only loafine
places, months absence from profess
sional work by the few attorneys here
was not serious matter to either at
torneys or people. But with the bust
ness hustle Of the present day, even
an honorable barrister dislikes tC
turn down ten or fifteen dollar fee,
just because the work is demanded
out of work hours.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-08-12
PUSHING WORK
Is Men Employed on West Side
Trolley Road.


Prof. Walter l.. Webb Asks 10 be Re-
lIeyed from Duties Of Chief Eng ineer
Russell l.. Norris Directing Work
ON West side.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Traction Company was held Friday
night.
The reports of the work in pro.
gress show that the section on the
west side is being pushed along sat
isfactorily. Dean and Hoffman, who
have the ceatract for grading are
actively throwing dirt. About 70
men are employed there already.
Ties for the railway tracks are
being delivered every day. An
enormous pile of them has already
been unloaded near the brick yard
The surveyors are still at work on
the lower end of the West side sec
tion OF the trolley road above Gran
Vile.
Final location of the route ha.
been made as far down as the ole
Vance farm, but from there on L
Granville preliminary surveys hav,
been in progress to determine tn,
most practicable route.
Prot. Walter l.. Webb who ha
been chief engineer of the four mile
of street railway now in operation
and who has been employed by til
Traction Compasy since July, 1905
asked to be relieved OF this worl
after Angus. 18th. His regular pro
fessional work in Philadelphia j
demanding his attention. Actioi
upon his request was deferred til
next meeting of the directors.
Prof. r. L. Morris made the frs
surveys on the west side of the rive
and is in charge of the work of con
struction there.