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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24

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den 9sieli6aFt. bic 0a6i6pdBer UNI
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traute Slid nuroe fhon ourh i5ren
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fir bic 8srtieinerung bss 3dfIten i6r
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lib frei.i6 pdnbelt er oft Sa5r fit
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uno amber Slid ert6bten!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
gutter, CIR mn SHE
TpihuanFs, g1nrg,.

Hutrr. anfnsr 11-60s. mdrlt Hetiq. -
g-t1mtra crsrd. 50cs Tirit2. 17-1Sc; sec.
ou6s l5--13t; Gyeais. &c; E1ire t1He9. IS
lie. eiues. t4-f5c; 8oueu. 14-1be; Cad.
&0ls- ~ slrfibr $3.50 Rfe. marit gstis
uutriclE san Cream 6-11iC. SatieiHiate
@giC: Qtr1buyafr 6-9t; S1Wet5er. -
Giet. - siufubr 1888 SITTER. Ggari itsfie.
Sriiee las; setcHos uHo gteds. io-t2e
HRberc g3aisrcImdrfte.
EBtrGfr. 90. 9unl. euttfr greau1ers
5u Is-zut. Eirp. I4-ist.
odfe rGTts f0M-t1r: ErtnS. 10 ~
IDLc; goErQ amcric1s 1l-itte, &luburser,
SIC. @rtd 4-SAt.
gter. ~ 12-lAtc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24

aos 9iassn. SieRge, neue, pas GussHol
8Inocl. 15-20C
2 5o, feline Grltes Mifdipot' Sf.56-f.75;
ct gouis, St.05-i75; @oHp Crates. Kennels
Gribr Sii5u. alte. bier aepnhieue, per
gui5eI. 75-s5e; ucue bier aepa4ieBe. oas
&gEeno glnoeL e5I--l5es
Ninmentobl. - 9iciiae5. $i.25-i.35.
1cIerIt. rs Nlidtgal. flnde &oIen, 1886.
sslrsta-aHoiiei. otet seroaalleHs. SueeHs
e6ntdana. eienoer. TreibRaus. GusS.
~
bts ioc; a9ntidua R6. / her sos. Ioo-I50,
SO. 2. per SAB, $2.50-3.00; 6lOrtod San:perss
st5o-i.75 epnifana. aiIen. 81 s0-t76.
SasglaHi' olorloa, srcBe SrHie, S5.eO
@iaac 3mlsseu. ~ eier ee5Osene, Der ban!
graus os1isn. 6ieTae. st.Oo-1.1o: 2eIs
Rlurrct te. ser @funo. &c.
sohlra6L @eter oepa1ieHe. per &neeHs
saga. e 2gtero 15.-2oc
z1veno Hilu1el iagco araber 12fS15ct Re. 2
E-sc; &ol{alai. bier atpldfener. bas 2uts
seHA atrbe SOC: neiners BITS &c.
gS 35,f'5 s5.55e; @6SS Sa iHsi 2'i 20 S8SRgaaS5a. tssis,5opM9
1.e5; NeyHluoas. SoiciHg Crates. st.S5-140.
aS9 9tSiti F.a9I 9ne5H5 Ssi eiins SCI s. 9
@aMuaHu. sier a~epa8ieHe. Sr gufbsL
qttslaat = eler .~oeuahfsuer. oas GubeHb
g1uoeI. ie nah Grobe. 8--t0c.
Aagig4 NY eF-s VIZ aer IN 4ea 81 5oe eog as,i;
Geras. ccr @u. St.O0-t05; iletne S0-e0c
@ao'stsn pier .ae5osene. per GussHs
Sntabasas. GonaoiaH. per eu. $500.
egtuni. 9isr oe5oaeuer. per suibel. gu 5
snucierboBncu. Re8sbobncu - genneHee
are Tuinols t~4-g3ftbei aorbc. tenco. fEtlhe. 20
-e5t; runhc bt5 beruHier 5n l5c. nllftHippts
ftiier. 50-f0c. Crime eobuen II TeHneHee,
3 Fufbel a1rbe. 20-30e: 9iHiHtppi. 1sgufbeT
dftartsitla 5ansq utaois. ose BulSet
gsmatta iaa.a o.aorb.atnen. SITS
BOO; e]oatiiaao ,Hsas). oos SdG $500
aauesFsgt @iseonfn 0usenS . snuseL
faHcp, t0-15e.
grRas.
sssrt. ZEN gort. in gaHeru;
G~a-ttDin5 669-Lu0
8ats ..-...-~""~.. 555o-eo9
az, 2 Al1re sOO-b9
sa,g G%siaroso. ic naa @arieiat s2oo-s2S
Ntpid-3tcacs 4eHneaee. 4 4lfbel 2-3Oc.
anagas 1uggHitg pee Grdte, $500
gsaaHsH. = St.75-20o: srdisbts. sl.50-
@iirgae California. aiien. S1.40-i.5O.
2susm Scr euuoert. eaao3t A = SC;
Ssisen. California. 1o.gfunS.garton 10
Gssis Btiu,s. = Ser aits sou "a auarts,
sfag mit gaHfsruta s. -425.
atrnrH. G1iti1y7tu s&tuno aiiisa. $3.50
fsf S. AZ; ataois yets,
s sHstana. 30 Clart dt.eu. st2s-f40.
simea &cF N,,ie ron IVY 25-i 90
rFsua,n. - g /! iiornla aaeeis S45o-500;
sf16ae. X E%aIiorni aiTicn. si.75-2 90.
&filnritu, - Guitlcrail &rltes ! Scribe,
81 Er18e0g. 2s5-5 90.
saSsarn = GaIisr7ia Der sine s4.75-
$50; glfiinn per Site S16o-8.oo-
gsrres.
ssambtesta 7ra5E q aifen SITS
200 tla atfaii5t " s co..
UrotfcrfH. ~ $40 1t1r fd -uarf Qfffru.
aa.s esae ID sloa-f 10; fIcre 6sr.
asogot 2olsr11 tl5jHe bsran.
Qa 51-uH 20 Quart gfitn.
f1at 5erunisr bis 500.
HtHpfsFra arlrsc % 2iais atilen,
2 @ e,r'H9e bar-ulsy BIS 5Gc-
S~-9l-i aHHsestteu az
T1aHet.n. ttforHic ssr 20. .f2ik- "a
.iaa4 iao aist % .64s
af5Ss.. 20 IL
aAnl'c nsas Saf pen 100. 925 -sB6
s1it.rane htlt1utte. 3 81o .I0lk- .ff
2r-1 rsae Pm. flst1s 100 lbs
fo 5ele Su- n5sE. Is LOO
PCT SUM 90 og4
5E silaa- 9- .0l
-5t: ys5ssi, 1sislss. W. 10
1 lsS az 2ab ............ IA lax
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
30 atktbert1t&.
Getreibe NIB @lebL
glilmnnFe,r winrFi.

@ttJ,H. = 1ermiue Dareu reig uno 55ber.
Sui lhloB s5lt September s3sc. 4poben bet
IL GGr5 EHgHr itaiiia. uWlGte. Ao. 2
4oyig'ra SAT- Sos. 2 90. Sac no. 8 Su'
Njais 1crmne mareu l8pa9. Sui
ihipB size. @epitmbcr b24c. NrOben bet II
ears AHfI5r bt5er. umldge: go. 81 Car
b2c. II BE- ttic Do. 5ise. 5000 9ui9el nm
ieriueas Bic. 9l0. = aejbeT 1 Gar 52tc, 1
DO. SO; glo- 3 Wcihsr = / Gar 53e; 20. -
8 gar3 5itl, Go @rloe-i Gar 47c.
8rrtc ~ Uti 10 Gur5 glHiubr itetiacr,
umllge @strd / Gar 65ie, 2 %. poo 3
bc. 5ltc. 9 Dc. 64c. I 90. 53lc. . 30. 53c. 1
b.. 52iC, 30. sic 10. 52c; 10. 3 - I Sax
b2c. 90. 5ic. I DO. 50te, 90. 4sc. 1 DO.
8ogesn. net 9 Cars 2lniubr iietig. I'm
id5e. no. 2 2 GltS G4tc; go. ] ~ 1 4at
Coz: mao @luitet GtH &uiieH ID Saden G5c.
idte: go. 3 ueiGcr r. I Gar 40c. 4 90. 308c,
? lags l0te 20. 8 , cars SOC, / 30. $50.
6aIier zontnctGei8en. gatents !. .A.4O-4.55
&aricr 5ommerUet3eH Slrdtebts. -4.15-4.55
GLrnrl Ratenis. IN Sdden ..........3-B5-3.50
&Tpori 1iraiapts. t1 Sdden .......3A5-3.60
Geccno 9ledrs. 81 Sdden ...,.-....2 1870
SctiR9c Sorien IN @adeH .....r...S 4g-z'o0
9tdHIuP 2siHiet '..sss''...s.s 80
WcdQenHehl. ~ gd7e-H ..-......"--S 6o-8-99
MuaQeumecl M Sd6en ...........2-90-S.10
0lubtcHitoife. - Stetid.
etIo1sm4s isi1t gRibolt1as ........i7.66-
gr1optToSSn ."s2 S56ef 1icb Sorf an
1925 Sult: Brima GampH1mulB. $50; fibacs
pcielle S6tHien, 10-iltc: irodeu g~eLll5eRe
ShGltcru sStstc; Blttfelnide. 6H-9hc
GGmertteu. ~ Slu3siumeu. SO. 1. giprtps
Ugitert 1872; Iimutbp. 3.00-325.
Sic Eflu6prsic Der 2rpbeNmfrfte IN Wttis
fUGufee i1r babniGaccnne gsnreH hHo pie tcigt:
go / 0oribcrr. sGl-s7Ac; no. Q Nurtberu. -
sec; 30. 8 Sprina. 75-s0c SiaHoato
@eriie 50-56lti no. 1 8ogGen. !653-65o; @o-
8 Ml1ts 5fa-52C; STANDARD 9dter. a0-AIc-
Pie o9i8eu umidee ftnD Haa 6Icies otfi5tes
lem 2dtio Commercial Setter hearbetet.
NrScrc Wstrtioe. NIB gvpsnftcHmdrftg.
Gbtcoao. 90. Suut. MebI = &interiDei'
seu. 3b0-5 90; SfruiJbts. S30-3.9 9i SoHls
msriuel5eu QGteHi5 8 G4-300; Stratabis $40
-9B5. Hafet5, 21U-2.g0s 80. 2 CONNER
Tei5cn. s3-sot' 20. s Semmerfpetaen rs
$50; 70. 2 ruter SA-s7t: 3u. 2 9t1tf. b2tc;
SO. lciber 62ic. Re. 2 6gfer. 39-59f; 20.
2 ueibcU 4i-4l3c: SO. 8 Detber 39-495c:
8cdacjs ote. 6uiiCr1etiie FIG, euje Us
@6ii3eE3nsisfe @o I 8ia1s'gEen.
fb0. H.. meb porF i7.45-i7.50; S8mGIl
pro tuuoert EfAuo. SIS: ebert 8ib Siees
e25-g 88: Stort gle1r si6es. 9.75-9ss74,
&bfaien. 129 FiceiGmeH lt25
4anlaS 9tt5 e SUM &et''s mo, 20.
go Q G5r,ii.hicr 49t-49tc: 30 2 t7etser, be1
sole caftr-Go 2 meiber 4ei-4tie-
Eulutb 20. 1urt 9sc5tu 30 9tor'
tterH >7:e nc 2 8crtbsra. sc safer -
WtnuFapoItE 81. Suui Briseu-Rro'
ben so hlrtcr s62cs go ! 5~lprtpsTn
sgt, no 9ot.tcg1 S23c. MeHt ttr.
#1tcu,7 85a l457 Seconds. 42O-a 81
Grii Gislr$ 36o-s so: Sceouo eiears 2+'
81 Rouf s 90. 2rat Hsi8sa-2o 2 70.
: fer S7-s-t. Ho. barrier. S1--s5c Nate-
30. ? BOO Saier-9Eo 2 Deiber 4se.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24

an psr Ger ~ssIor6su, uugsre6asE 1912
Spitr in 8sngaltn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
E,!lUmiee grobufteupreiie.
aIeiih mn o3efIsacI.

eapeins. - @eibla9tet -gusaefuaie Is.ats
e--elei ihpers ys9Ie SIS
yer 8iuno alsleIa5is bts taaep. Soc;
SdhrliHQe. psr 8iuuo. Sc; oaHtmei. &c
aaibfr, - 80 50 8te. 6-6ci G0-1b 3D..
6g-7t: 75-90 8fb.. 7i-sc; QO-ti0 Nfuro,
sh-9c; $3.50 9fnp mager uuo leibf 4-5c.
Iebenoee @eilRgti. = 2Gbuer. 0eHBsu. 40
10tC: ate SABINE. 7c; Springcrs. . YiBRo uno
hdriber. pcr 4tuno. 20c; S~prtnGers ~ Eiuuo
Keepers. Ice; gnieH. nc: s2na lUeibt. filc;
Turgcbs. piun1pe Sorle i3-t4c: GcriHgere mo
noGere, f0-ite; @dHie. Der caVeuo. ibnne
iIeinere uTS eerupfte. s6.0o-sOO.
9rihinmtette Weilhael Eurlel5. faucc. 10
POO: 1lie IoMs. 1sc. Subner. taucb. IS -
len t4@i3ic: 8aHie. du~saepdbife iiEi2e.
Eaabcu. eebeuoe eer Sueeao. 81 rs; az.
fnlnnteie. DO. 85-75e; Junae 9auoeu oe.
l8Iattets per GuRens. tette, st.75. maseTs.
75c-Si,0o.
grGoufteuHarfts.
gsbusu. = 81 si.5s-t.0O Der Ru. fur aus,
gtiudblh. 6~au6ioruCIie Rlate5. u~liieiudtI9s,
70, Si.4O-f45: eeieote 1~uaqerdtlls gf.25-
fs5: qoDobnllne. - 90; Gina. ser 100 4uRo.
81 $4,000. 8eb NibHgp, Do. 2.T6-32b.
etmeuwaas. -3ah ENattidt 8fuHo. 2s-
SOC; ouutcl. 25-21c pcr 4fauc bte 81 20c.
8nbBsi8eamseL - euuo-Ti 8fHH5. $500
Gstr. = 8as. s6oo-6e5; oaI5taB ss.25-
$50: Gauone. seiont 5Q-65c
SsH. an59srabLies Lim1i5e. "a $780,
SO 90. GIee uVb OfWifNtcs S2 N0-Q 70. cuteg
bis ansgetpdhlies Ep.an1 Nenfas Wno Soma.
/ Sfi O0-1t.b0i 20. 4 $1,000 90; so. 3,
s. .00-s.505 @isc9HiIH. &yaIrit. $e.50-700'
stTSb. Eoaq Per Eorae. aut asu @e,
nsisrn r., S5OO-525.
SdnrG - 6ursc. 70 frtwwco. 1S-13Lc,
| &c. 2 DO. 12-I214t nc, D etlHt ElmUe0 lUl
-ttc; 70, 2 DO 0-teet aaltsfcele o. e.
bette. I4l-l4ie: 30 t2i-l5-: Sells 20
s9t geE %n g5dr asa71avisr 9srda 7'H
sogiSu. SEN gorin. psF BiuHs. io-ilei
SsHia. - geucr. Ilbea ausceud5Iicr III,
farcn. In 1s6fuun& tifurcr. rer Gf1nh lpf.
kU, i6-t7c; ouHu-r. 13-I4c; aucssisr1u5s
Gssitu. a5roliee fstns iaoturae 9s-
est. GriEe, o2-o5c Sen sfp0-lO5.
WRa5ruipiats St.29-N25s SritL rcr SEES oor
efo Qtuno SGE0-67S.
Bupcsgu. - eef1ctt Es1-b en- Gal5gu. $40.
i-1z6. acf11it Sf-T5-2o0-
Waple epmE. gaHcHs. 75-S5c. U15ie
I gudfr. rsr 8tguc. +o-1fc
oRtdisa = elst. s7.53; 6aB $3.50; SaibicE
eaaciraul- Cast $500. sac sa $500
eSlfftus cuotrt etf srr RnTs sou 81 o
BE WdncUe Jar ic-iiie Gciitltrs 1drE.
Saa. - Rrtra SO. 1 fcite. Rbint. B-6tc
Gnfc Bt-5iC 20 2 Sic.
4 So * elat s7-ese -ettis ietae. 81 o.
fsc: fonsrt farere Ie-9or
0ienrHie.
eparsd 9rf1a lao Sltuc,s 23-ag SER
Spdrafl etcr Geu14terfr araasr. IN G
-75Gt reiber. lduep. 1905, oIAaeg IS g
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
NatiOnal Sanf

bon Wltlwaufce, GUS Depository
Nm SdIuB 6es @elaafis an Is. SUM 1905
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
anoerc glaisrcIuidritr.
gitbHdrHe.

R1iImautte Sie6rsart.
sasaRt. Gaintr 1900. I1sis RASrissr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24

beitsnoen Gtd1en Il. empfa6l cine para
lamentarii6e unteriudung Der Gage
Der 8auern uu0 2anopirt6e, cine @erz
ringtruul Der N6ga6en duf 9ebensz
mitttl. Sic Grbauung Don qr6eiters
Do5nungen, uno Die annabme Ipeciels
Ter NoBre5sin fir bic luterItiiBung
Der Gimpo6ner DON Gdo= ~taIien uRo
Gen Ourh bic 9tIuotatafrpp6e in Rot6
Gerat3snsu. @m S6liB ieiner Reoe
ndroe duf Der @alerie elm Qnar9iit
ber6df!et, Ter BON Ter 8dnerie in 9ros
Ber G%rre9unl rief: g2iigsn! 2ugen!"
n9ettiger Res 8oIfesl". Das Pros
eramm tpuroe oaruuf nit elmer 0lebrs
6eit BON 164 Stimmen 9utge6siBen-
gtur bic duBerite 2inte unO Die Gons
ieroatipen itimmten oagsgen.
Gs be3a5lt iid in bieier 3eitung
dn3u3gtlen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24

esarsd- 2c7a aao SIiucis 20-ag SER.
Spdrar, - ctcr ~ler14fsrfr arG7sr. Al 66
-75st neiber. l11rp. 1905; eAaaey Is Ga
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
Dert6t abtr Oen 9efgano
-beu-
@istOniin glatiODal Sanl
United States Depository.
pOm Witliuaufee.

Nm e4lub 0S @eibdf5 an IS. gum 1900.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24

Gs 6e3a9lt Td in bisisr 3eitung
an3u3ei1eu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26
F!H||;|:'R|'!|!OGe'!R!|!|'IS''||!!'',:s;|||||,.@
ia North Main Street, Barre, Vt.

while the latter have been correspond.
ingiy bothered. This furnishes proof
that the nation is going through a period
of unexampled prosperity. This same
reflection il shown locally. Taken alto
gether, the holiday trading in Barre has
been Of larger proportions than ever be-,
fore. The merchants report that their
sales have at least been UP to the aver.
age, while in many cases the receipts
have been in excess OF previous years
Besides the prosperity Of local industries,
one other contributory cause must be
mentioned as having direct bearing
on the large volume Of business done
In Barre, as well as in all the smaller
cities and towns, the weather furnishes
an impetus or retarding influence to
trade, a. considerable portion Of the
traders come from the outlying districts
Up to Christmas morning most favorable
weather conditions prevailed, with the
sleighing excellent. To this cause the
merchants must give part credit for the
splendid business that they have done
during the past few days, albeit the one
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26
RANDOLPH.

Miss Fannie Prince of Albany, n. "
il spending Christmas with her mother.
Mrs. q. y. Prince
Charles Paine Of Iowa City, Iowa, is
spending some little time al the home
Of 0rm Broekway.
Miss Ida Flint, who attends the Bry.
ant A Stratton business college. IL home
from Boston to spend the holidays.
Misses Bessie Lewis, Grace Hayes and
Lillian Carpenter, students at the u. NJ.
NJ, are spending the holiday vacation at
their homes.
Hon. J. d. Denison and daughter, Miss
Katherine Denison, are in Nashua, n
H., TO spend Christmas with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. John r, Spring.
Joseph Goodhsrt, Scion Vail, Fred
Copeland and Frederick Rainey, students
at Dartmouth college, are spending tho
Christmas vacation in town.
Mrs. II. J. Corwin Of Lowell. Mass.
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Sarah Powers, left Saturday for Chelsea
where she will spend Christmas.
Mrs. Scion SuIham and daughter, Miss
Sadie Sulhanl, who were called here last
week to attend the funeral Of H. III
Harper, left Saturday for their home in
Attleboro, Mass.
The high and graded schools closed
Friday for two weeks vacation. Miss
Frances Warner, assistant teacher in the
high school, Is spending the holidays al
her homo in Middlebury
Royce Bass Of Taunton. Mass, and
John Bass, who Is attending a business
school in Brooklyn, n. ". are making a
short visit az the home OF their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Bass.
Charles Gabrielle, who has been spend
ing month at the home Of his mother
Mrs j. w. Gabrielle, left Thursday for
Manchester, n. H., for short business
stay, before going to Nashville, Tenn.
where he will have charge OF depart
ment in a large establishment recently
built by the Haverhill firm with which
be has been connected for the past ten
wears.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26
TOO LA1E FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR sAIEs-Biock wood. Apply to w. r.
Curtis, Berlin, Vt. Phone 1924. 2iites
FOR SALE--Parlor stoves, kitchen ranges,
oil heaters. oil tanks. coffee mill, weighing
scales and washing machines Apply 70 Jack
& Calder bargain store East Barre, or at p
Keith avenue. PHONE 4i-iS 2iitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26

FOR SALE = Sideboard dining extension
tables. iron beds and springs, hair and other
mattresses chairs and bedroom suits, all at low
cost prices. Apply 10 jack a. Calder, bargain
store, East Barre, orat 20 Keith avenue. Phone
Abb. 94itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26

There Il q strange familiarity about
The following wall in metropolitan pa
per that causes one thank his lucky
stars that he Is not alone In suffering:
New York, Dec. 2i.--Indignant over
~ hours delay Of train on the South
ern railway, 81 passengers, who left
New Orleans in through Pullman cars
Dee. 20, and arrived In Washington De-
cernber %, have joined in signing a pro
Test, which will soon be presented to the
railroad officials.
Determined not to allow the matter to
rest with the protest, however, several
Of the passengers, who say they suffered
financial losses by the delay, threaten
TO lay the case before their attorneys
today.
Passengers who arrived in this city
yesterday told OF numerous instances OF
small riots that took place on the train,
In one case, Il was asserted, some Of
the passengers had threatened to attack
the train conductors unless they tele-
graphed ahead and obtained a locomotive
capable Of drawing the train at fair
rate of speed. Several of the men in
the smoking compartment Of one Of the
Pullman cars, angercd at the increasing
delay while the train was in Georgia,
started in 10 smash the windows Of the
cars, and were depressed only with diff
Guilty BY the cooler heads among their
number
Those 81 passengers would feel quite
at home If they were to travel through
Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26

Was your stocking fullf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26
CABOT


Frank osgood is able to ride out.
Forest St. John was in Montpelier
Friday.
John Livingston was at ST. Johnsbury
Friday.
Wesley Atkins il at home from Yves.
lynn college.
Glenn Howland started for High Point,
N G., Monday
Fred Marsh is able to ride out after
six weeks illness.
Carol Hudson from Barton Is work
ing for George Goodheart-
Cora Lance ii at home from Williams
town on her school vacation.
Lawyer Slack Of ST. Johnsbury was
here on legal business Saturday.
j. A. Wood is sick with the pneumonia
and has trained nurse from Barre
The NJ Z. church held their quarterly
conference Monday morning al the
vestry.
Mrs, Alfred Hickey and daughters
have gone to their new home in Hart
ford, Conn.
Mrs. r. s. Bailey came Saturday to
spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Rowland.
Judge Fisher and Wife returned from
Montpelier where they have been visit
ing their daughter for the past ten days.
The annual village meeting was held
at the school house hall Monday night
for the year ensuing. Trustees, e. W.
harrington, Myron Haines, +. G. Lance,
orlandow Heath, VIII Morse. Clerk,
Ralph Hoyt. Treasurer, B. G. Rogers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26
a REFLECTION OF PROSPERITY


The volume Of holiday trade is re-
Election of the prosperity Of the people.
The Christmas season is the time when
the spare money finds its way into the
hands Of the tradesmen in return for
articles Of merchandise. In prosperous
times the amount Of spare money is Of
necessity greater than during the lean
years And since the generosity Of peo-
Pile induces them to give in proportion
to their means, we are therefore able
to determine fairly accurately the status
Of the country on the ladder of pros
pcrity. From the reports thus far
available we Judge that the holiday trad
ing in the United States has been Of
very large proportions. The great mer-
camille houses have been hard put TO
1t TO keep up with the demands Of their
customers, the smaller retail dealers;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. NJ. D. Church has gone to Deer
field, Mass.
The Seymour Brothers have moved TO
J. b. Adams.
The normal school is taking a ten
days vacation.
Stage driver A. NJ. Adams i again
able TO be on duty.
Lincoln Morse is working in J. W.
Parmenter's store at Brookfeld.
Miss Della Buck is at work for A. S.
Pride,M Pride's mother who is nearly
ninety years old is very feeble
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26

principal cause remains the prosperity
Of the people--which gave them the
spare cash to convert into Christmas
gifts. This was not lean year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26
or Borrow Sisters.

They're selling in the fancy stores
Some special Christmas hose,
But boys win still hang up the kind
That's darned about the toes.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26

Governor elect Hughes Of New York
has determined to be his own phono-
graph. Here's hoping that he makes no
bad records.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26

Ia promising us q fair day yesterday
the weather man got his wires crossed
in the snow storm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-26

You are feeling happier today il you
made someone else happy yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-11-30

ing racks. On Saturdays and other
days when there are more than the
average number of farmers in town
many of them find themselves without
n place to tie their teams. One of the
leading merchants has volunteered to
contribute So to relieve the situation.
Who will be the next?
Temperance Sunday was observed
in this city by a big union meeting at
the Methodist church, under the aus
pieces of the w. G. T. u, last Sunday
evening. Short addresses were deliv-
cred by Revs. Davis, Gresham and
Austin of the local churches, and Rev.
Strawn. one of the field workers i'm
the Christian church. The music fur
nished by the union choir and the
male quartet was of an exceptionally
fine order.
Monday vas the thirty-second ami
versary of the wedding of Rev. and
Mrs. A. A. Gresham. They were as
quiet about it as possible, but some
way the gaiety of the day thirty-two
years ago became too much for them
and in an ~unguarded moment one or
the other Of them gave the secret
away. The Junior E~ndeavorers found
it out and went, fifty strong, to the
parsonage in the evening, completely
surprising the reverend gentleman and
his gracious wife.
At their meeting Monday night the
Odd Fellows elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing term: Noble
grand, Charles Grout; vice grand, Err
nest Welsch; secretary, o. G.. Teel;
treasurer. Joseph Fogel; trustee, J.. C.
Saylor. The lodge is in a very pros
porous condition. Last spring it pur-
chased about $500 worth of regalia
and paraphernalia, and has recently
ordered $500 worth in addition. When
this arrives ii will be one of the best
equipped lodges in the state.
A petition has been drawn up and
is being circulated, asking for a new
school house. We certainly need one.
The First Ward school building should
have been abandoned long ago, and
while the high school building has
seer it's best days it could still be
fixed up for high school purposes.
What we need is a central grammar
school building, located in the west
central part Of town, where all the