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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25

Celery ID tie cultivated variety or
the English weed smallage. It was
introduced into kitchen gardens IN
England shout the time of the refor-
nation BIZ some Italians. who gave Il
the name celeri
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BIDS WANTED.

Bids wanted for the painting Of the exferiors
af the following bnildlngs
The old FIRE station, Prospect street.
Hose house. North Barre.
store house, rear new fire sta ton.
Fence between the Church street school and
fire station i0t
Also the IRE escapes on opera house.
Bids 20 be opened Aug. "a 1906.
Bids with and without paint.
BkdH with paint must be for best lead and OH.
IT. ri. BURKE hlYpeIN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25

David X. Sawyer Died at Fair Haven
Yesterday, Aged As Years.

Rutland, Aug ~ David RI Sawyer,
aged a years, proprietor Of Hotel Allen
at Fair Haven, died there yesterday of
pneumonia. He leaves a wife Ana Eve
children He was well known about
the state. He had been in the hotel
business at AIiddlebury, brandon, All
lington and Bellows Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25

Fast Twin Screw Mail and Passenger steam
efs. 1890 tons: 800 feet long. Reuiarkahe fof
steadtress. Rooms upper decks 4snidshlps;
perfect ventilation.
EAXoNIA. Aug. n. sept Is, Oct IL. Nov. IL
1NERfIA. sept, a Oct. 2. Oct. 80, Nov q.
Plans. saiiings, etc the cnnard S. s. %. r.sd.
I26 State st.. Boston. Mass, Chaa. r. suuner,
Agent, or 70 local agent q. 81 Baiiard's
Steamship Agency. Niles Block Barre Or New
Langdon Block. Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25

This silly expression Is metaphor
apparently from the language Of milf
tary riding When horse is young ID
his work II is one Of the difficulties OF
bis rider to get him to face tie regi-
mental band
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ron SALE

The Grist Min Cider Mil. Store Water Priv
slege. Tenement, ali combined and belonging
10 sa and VI Wooster. IL nov pHered for sale
~ axe of abe arm or 90 years continual business
Is aeen and TIE settlement Of the estate Is nee
eeeary.
ne main building II twe-st0ry front ~
feet or more In length. rear next river three
stnries. Good wAter power very river
front fuy loading aud unloading, becomes never
muddy Store All right 70 DO business. Gfies
min and bone eruHhSf and cider mill. A good
place ia live. Water runs into the house part
the year rc0nd from good spring
Possession car be given most any time. There
il business enough for two good men willing 70
work and make money. Terms reasonable.
Inquire Of
EEnpfE WfaefEE lsn H.yxhf;.ld Nj
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FOR SALE IN THE r. r. CATE REAL
ESTATE AGENCY.

Two tenement house. rents for $500 per
month. Large lot. spring water Near stone
sheds Price for quick sale, 800 1Octf
Two-tenement house on Highland Ave 1--we
rooms down stairs, four rooms upstairs: bath
cottage house. seven rooms bath, hot water
connections. spring and city water. connected
With sewer cellar eemented, granite under
pinning. Hense IA finished ~ hard wood Lat
u six rods ~ eight rods. Two hen heHseS
Price S1.OO0 10Ctf
Three tenement hOuse on Summer street.
Rents for $40 per mouth fIiee $500 100tf
Inauire Tor The above at the + h. Cate Heal
Estate Agency, Bolster Block, CITY.
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

THE TInKs Will punish wanu. Lost and
Found, Fer sale. 10 Let, ere..-shorr ADVERTISE
mants--aE fhe rate Of four hnes FOR twenty -hye
cents for the nrst Insertion and I'VE cents Tor
each ephGenUenT insertion,
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READ THIS.

Owner going out Of town wants to
sell equity in good piece Of real estate,
wen located Consists Of two-tene.
ment house and barn. Desirable as a
home or investment Only small
amount Of money required now 500,
or perhaps less. This is your chance
10 buy good home or make an in
vestment. No reasonable offer viii be
refused. Night consider taking build
ing lot, not too expensive.
For full particulars inquire Of the
D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
neems Q ana Q Gordon BIsrs. Barre. VI.
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Leila, the siN year-old daughter 81
Charles Il. Putnam, was drowned, Tues
day afternoon, August "A, within a few
rods Of her parents home on the banks
of Lake Sadawga, III Nottingham. From
the location Of the body it was evident
that the child gpt into one Of the boats
to play alone and fell overheard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25

About ten days ago Christopher F.
Noble, Of Bethel, left his home for a
visit in Canada. "A week later bis friends
whom he usually visited wrote that they
had not seen him. G. E. Noble, his
nephew, Of Bethel, went to hunt him
mp, and located him in Ilenrton. Cue,
from which place BIZ has Row returned
home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25

when very tired lie on The back, al.
lowing every muscle to relax, letting
the hands 90 any way theg viii. and
keep the eyes closed
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WANTED.

Sewing Machine Operators on Summer
Clothing. Operators can make better
pay on our line than any other kind Of
clothing work in northern New England.
THE WILLARD MFG. Co.
ST. ALBAEs. VERMONT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25

Eight double tenement houses gie tenem ents.
Three cottage houses
Cine four tenement house
Eighty-hv building iotx
All Of the above real estate IL desirable prop
erfy and we'll situated IN the heart Of the City
OF Barre. For further information inquire az
John Trow Of II. A. Phelps. s7tf
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ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Almon Parker Of Boston, recently kill
led q rattlesnake that mcasnrede tour
feet. THE snake had ten fattles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

GRIST MILL FOR SALE In e0od town.
Custom work aEn0uuts to abort 81 Q99 per yrar
and sales of heuE and feed ~ about ~ per
year. Good hnlldiug water power, also case
line engine New steel n5il and sci 81 Burr
stones. Located eG from railroad, has IN good
farming community. Price, $1,000 terms one
Il same WIS desirable. For fun particulars
inquire Of ID. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Rooms and \ Gordon BLOCK, Barre, III is5r
FOR gAIiE--Fsrin III ls0 acres. TWO miles "a
depot, stores post office and good sas mill
This farm il well located On a main Travelled
read iand borders izrge pone, y level and AZ
machine moving. futH 90 oT 10 tons Of No. 4
hay. besides other ef0pS. Buildings very good,
with thinning water Sugar orchard nbout 100
trees fno sugar tools \ apple orchard and other
fFslAt This 10 q great dairy farm anti will keep
20 COWS team and SOME young stock. There n
estimated III lie between 100 ANA &D0 thousand
81 spruce, fir and cedar Oaiy two miles x
saw mill and depos. The price Is only g go
ter description call d The III H. cate Real ~
tate Agency, Rooms I'll and 10, Bolster Block,
Barre. W. la5tf
FARM FOR sA14E-1sp acres situated in
Town of Worcester. one-halt mile from village.
Keeps ~ bead cf cattle and team. buildings
IL fair condition, Running water at house
and barn Will seli on Easy terms. apply Or
address 2. p hcAulay, Graniteviiie " SH
S-ROOM HOUSE. barn and Xix acres Of land,
about miles from Barre cry, oD road 70 East
Barre. Fine place q keep poultry. and do
market gardening. Price $3.50 Terms viii be
made easy. small pay ient down and balance
semi annually For full particulars inquire q
p. a.. Perry Real Estate Agency, Rooms and 2,
GoFdOn Block Barre VT I33ff
A CHANGE or A LIFE TIME buy two
houses ~ the price Of one. The properly con
siste Of large double house, which contains
TWO tenementk Of seven rooms each, Is divided
in the center 50 each tenement has rooms ON
the first door Has been built only about 1--WE
years. and cost above cellar, ~ ,S61 The other
house contains GRven rcums, Was built At the
same tirne al die double house. and cost inst
about 1880. Both houses are rented and are
IN VERY good condition, We are allowed 70
offer them both for S2e25. Terms one-half
down The income from them Is about 500
per year For fun particulars inquire of ID. a..
Perry Real Estate Agency, Rooms and O. Cor
don Block Barre VT. i35n
FOR SALE Modern home Location the
best Five minutes walk from post office.
Electric Lights, furnace heat open plumbing.
hot and cold spring water. Laundry with set
tabs. Finished IN red birch, bazeiw0ou and
Georgia PING. Terms moderate. Possession
given after April 10th. Inquire OF DT. 4. ~.
Martin At Mics Granite Block or Fred i.
Page at City Han. aoff
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LOST AND FOUND.

TOEND--0n Merchant street packet-bo0k
Owner CAN have same liS proving rrorerty anil
paving for tbis advertisements Il n Rsiltns
Morrison Farm. i9sfS
LOST Between G.9ton aid East barre one
grip containing base bail uniforms, ono bat and
pair III shoes. fipdee retptn IL MAnalef Iuc
Rieiereli, ecampini bquale, 81 nouay tlit
Office. tsSs9s
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WANTED By q young lady. position as
given II desired. Address Z stcnographcr
Times oifce. 1satCt
WANTED Work ~ home washing and plain
sewing preferred. Wouid also take tvs board
ers. Can or write &c IA Maple avenue Barre
1Uftfttf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Desirable home with barn. We
have Just listed a very desirable property con.
sisting Of an s-room house which is heated ly
furnace, lighted by eIecil icify, has hot and
cold water and nearly all modern eonyentences.
Good barn, which could easily be- converted I'M
ii ) tenement. Location very desirable, being
on ths car line. Price $500 terms 81 900
down. let rs give you fuli particulars. own
er's reason fer selling IL poor health. d. A.
Perry Real EAtaie Agency, Rooms and Cor.
don Block, Barre VI. laSff
RETAIL MONUMENTAL BUSINESS FOR
SAI.Rs-On account OF continued sickness Of my
wife. am obliged % sell my business. rare
opportunity for good practical man. THE best
opening ID the state, an old established shop
fifty years existence. win correspond with the
right nan. Address Allen Granite Co. 81 North
Main street, Cortland. n. ". 11It6
FARM FOR sAI.E-The Bancroft farm ad-
Joining Plaiuheld village, 10 minutes walk to
creamery, iSh acres. co sugar trees, some ium
her never fatiing water. Also back pasture Of
les acres with woodland. All going to be sold.
sure. W. !. Batcheldef, Adm. li9tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25
BARRE STEAM LAUNDRY

Laundcrcrs Of Shirts, Collars.
Cuffs, Shirt Waists, Lace Cur
tains, Family Work. Work I'M
surpassed. Fully equipped Plant
1853 North hEain St Free Delivery System
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70 RENT.

TO RENT Offices to rent. either single or
double Ia front n All Ayefilis building M
two flights. 1861
FOR RENT Nacant September ist house on
Eastern ave-, seven rooms. electric lights. FUR
MACE heat And bath. Inquire At WI DiIion's
Insurance 0hite I0ltf
ITO RENT-@Fu Furnished room IN the Morse
block. Enquire Of Ira j. Stemnl. 1851
no RENT-~Ofice rooms ID the Binuuhard
block Inquire of Albert A. Sargent, Averiu
Block. I50tg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25

Public examinations Of Teachers for Wash
ingtoB County will be held as follows
Cabot. July 2s-2s
Northfeid July 50-s1
Waitsheld. Aug. IL
Montpelier, Ang. "a
Barre Aug. 1851
Examinations will be held 50 far as possible
In the school buildings. All candidates for ex-
animation, personally unknown 70 the CoeBty
Examiner. Will be required 70 furnish testf-
monial Of good moral character and satisac-
tory evidence Of ability 10 govern. ExAmina~
tionS may be taken for admission TO ans Yer
mont State Normal School
O. d. MATHEws0K, County Examiner
Barre Vt. July 8, 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-25
GEoRsf WOOSTER, Adm. xSshfisId, Vt
Large Timber Tract for Sale.

The greatest bargain in Timber
Land ever offered for sale.
S. thousand acres, virgin spruce,
fir, pine and cedar. Low estimate
400 millions. Price, 500. 900.
About 80 thousand acres. Esh-
mated to cut about ESQ millions.
Price, one dollar per acre.
Direct all correspondence to
r. B. Cate Real Estate Agency,
Barre. VT.
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TO REMIT Large hail week days, sunday
services and two eFenings each week. I. u.
AYeriit 1906
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TO RENT After April list, the rooms nov
occupied hy States Attorney s. H0llistef
jackson. Eastman Bros At
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10 RENT Mice IN Him street. nfaS occn.
pied " the lsalsaiidated IA9htinE Company.
vacant September l. Apply Is Mrs. Btien
Camp, 20 Hlln street aalts
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lard al SeEth Barre Apply raJ ii. Ni1kcis,
Barre. GSis
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HOTEL T0 hEAT- Tie N0rfherx o1 NcrtB
Msin street! Has 20 sleeping rooms with ne
largest diaing room in the city on first hoot,
steam heat, eiecfria belste 5.Aa cal hfils il
eli ROOMS. Large stable III cpaaertiou If wanr-
Ell fot fuEtller information apply tD y. VI.
Sangulnettf, Barre. S4fx
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~ EIsST- Furnished and nrfurnished
.oernf Also building hot fex sale. IsQairc "
Summer street. Sftf
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TO EEKT-Two front uflees. formerly occn
pied by DR. 0DoEnei. EssTnxn Bros 1871
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TO KENT-zfiye-room tenement ia brick
block Oh Pearl street All modern c0nven-
feRees. Also une three room tenement, AppIy
to a.. HI. Buzzell. ffltf
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I0 RKNg I've seremeaas, ~ and IS
street. 1871
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TO RENT

70 RENT good fenemento Of SIX rooms On
Washington street opposite Elnlwnaa Rent
references. Inquire 81 Isl Washington stseet,
n phoue BIS iSstf
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TO RENT-Fonr Eve room tepementss at l0e
River street. House newly repaired and al III
6rst-claSs condition. Spring water and sewer
connections. Inquire q George W. Mann. 77rf
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-20
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE ISBELL
 WILL TANGLE.

Judge Hepburn of Milford Will Hear
 Case in Probate Court-suit Against
 the City-Wants Lien Removed-Rix
 Case Continued-Before West Haven
 Court-City Court Cases.
 In hopes of finding some papers that will be of servce in the contest of the estate of George A. Isbell, all of the lawyers at interest spent yesterday aft ernoon rummaging the safe of the dead real estate man in hs former office ln the Malley building. Attorney lsbell' of Isbell & Booth, who appears for the contestants, thinks there are papers there which will be of advantage to him. Attorney Arvine, who appears for Mrs Hattie A. Todd, who was be- queathed all the property will be pres ent, as will also Jason F. Thompson, who represents an heir-at-laW. Con- stable O'Brien, who is in charge Of the property, would not agree to open the safe until all the lawyers were present.
 It is expected it will require several hours to go over the papers, for the safe is damned full of old documents.
 This morning in the probate court there will be a hearing on the estate for the purpose of determining who the heirs-at-law really are. Attorney Ar wine asserts that some of the heirs as represented by Isbell & Booth are really not heirs,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-20
CALLED BLIZZARD" JOHNSON.

CALLED "BLIZzARD" JOHNSON.
 Horace Johnson, known as "the pro- phet of Middle Haddam," first gained fame by predicting the great blizzard of March Il, 12 and 13 1888, from which he earned the sobriquet Blizzard" Johnson, and his advice has since been valued by many who have a leaning to- wards astrology.
 He is retired farmer whose pen- chant for studying the stars and the relation of the planets to the earth and to each other have given rise to his prophecies. Once or twice he has been correct to a day. Often he has predict ed disturbances which came within a week, and many times his predictions have only been verified by a stretch oi the imagination.
 For instance, he predicted a serious disturbance this spring with an earth quake. The nearest approach to 1t was the explosion at the Union Metallic Cartridge company's powder magazine two weeks previous to the date set.
 The large number of severe thunder showers recently are taken by some to be fulfilment of the prophecy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-20
IncI1STs

There are on exhibition in w. B. Tut ties drugstore windows, in Stratford, specimens of locusts which were se- cured by John Perry on Long Island between Mount Sinai and Port Jeffer- son. The statement issued in regard to the life of the locusts is interesting. The Long Island people say that the locust lays eggs which eats all that it can and then drops into the earth for seven years, after which it comes to life as winged grub, shedding it's shell and developing into large winged insect with a body larger than a humble beef, which is black with golden brown stripes. It is said when one passes through the woods of Long Island that in some places one cannot hear himself talk on account of the noise made by the numerous locusts and the thousands of holes in the ground which are their homes, resem- ble the houses of the fiddlers and crabs seen along our shores.-Bridgeport Post.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-20
OBITUARY NOTES.
James T. Barnacle Laid at Rest.

The funeral of James T. Barnacle was held at hs late residence on Bishop street Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The house was well filled with sorroW- ling friends and relatives who were gathered to pay a last tribute to the
 deceased. The services were conducted by Rev. MT. Giffin, pastor of Epworth Methodist church, of which the depart ed was member. The Methodist Epis- copal service was used. An appropriate piece was rendered most beautifully by MT. Mann, accompanied by Harry Read, organist of Trinity Episcopal church. The floral pieces were many and beau tiful. Resting on the casket were three sprays of white carnations and two
 floral pieces, a pillow inscribed Illus
 band" and harp inscriped Papa"
 The bearers were MT. Herrick, MT. Ten nant, MT. Ackerill, MT Elder, George Damn and Frederick Damn, The burial was in the family plot in Evergreen cemetery.
 The Graham company had charge of
 the arrangements.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-20
FUNERALS AT ST. MARY's
For the Late Mrs. John Welch and Mrs.
 Albert M. Barrows.

For the Late Mrs. John Welch and Mrs.
 Albert M. Barrows.
 Two funerals were largely attended at St. Mary's church yesterday. The first service was for the late Mrs. Julia Crowley Welch, wife of John Welch, Services were first attended at the resi- dence, 77 Chestnut street, and later at the church, where the requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Ford. The bearers were John Casey, Charles Coldan John Carey, Timothy Fitzger- aid, Edmund Welch and James Sulli- van. After the mass the choir rendered Lead, Kindly Light" in an impressive manner. The interment was in St. Law renee cemetery. The deceased leaves a husband and a little babe.
 The other funeral was that of Mrs. Margaret J. Bohan, widow of Albert M Barrows, and after brief services at the home, 1S7 Henry street, there was re- quiem mass at the church, celebrated by Rev. Father Linihan. The bearers were Arthur, Edgar and A. Barrows and w., George and James Bohan. Al bert Barrows, jr., was the flower bear CT. The interment was in St, Bernard $ cemetery.
 Both funerals were under the direc- ton of Slsk Brothers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-20
HOLY CROSS GA PnsA.TN

George B. Cashen, 1909. a Worcester boy, was elected captain of the Holy Cross baseball team as expected, Cash- en has covered second base for the past two years, and has done fine work. His batting, however, fell off somewhat this season, but he still had fair mark. Cashen in his High school days played on the fast St. Aloysius Tern- perance society team, one of the best mines in the Springfield diocese. NsA
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-20

great measure to the conversation be- tween Murphy and Mrs. Delkescamp.
 Judge Lowe testified on cross-examin- alton that Durant told him he did not think Lathrop was clean man. l Miss Ellen Fitzpatrick, a stenograph- CT in Durant's office, testified to many conferences in Durant's office between Durant, Mrs Delkescamp and Detec- tive Murphy.
 Attorney John O'Neil told the court that he had handled Mrs. Lathrop's end of the divorce case and had con versed with Durant about it. He said that Mrs. Kelkescamp told him that Durant had tried to have her say that she had committed adultery with Lathrop. MT. O'Neil also told the cuort that in a letter received from Murphy that individual threatened Durant that unless he paid him more money there would be trouble. In the letter it was lsaid that Durant had paid Murphy $170
 At the noon recess MT. O'Neil was still ons the stand.
 l At the opening of the court in the afternoon MT. Williams presented the testimony of Mrs. Delkescamp that she gave in the Lathrop case. MT. Judson objected to the testimony on the ground that it was given by woman of loose character. Finally Judge Shumway de- cided to admit the testimony with the proviso that it be corroborated by some one, saying that unless this was done he would not hold it against Durant. 1 Christian Delkescamp, husband of | the Delkescamp woman, was the first witness of the afternoon. He said that he and his wife were married by MT. lDurant in 1898 and that MT. Durant did not know his wife until the time he married her. Along In September, 1903, Delkescamp said he got suspicious of his wife. He found she was going to lDurant's office and to the home of a Mrs. Leland. Once Durant told him not to follow her any more because she was doing a little work for him.