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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
SMALL ATTENDANCE.


Montpelier JAN Is.-~Ihe State
Spiritualist association met ut Montpe.
her yesterday afternoon in annual con
yention, and the meetings will be con,
tinued through Sunday evening. The
attendance was small at the first meet
ing ia the afternoon, bat was much
larger at the evening session.
DR. s, n. Gould Of Randolph, the
president, has hcarge Of the meetings,
Miss Alma Leonard Of Calais, the Sec
rotary, Is unable TO attend the aonyen-
tion, and Mrs. Effle I. Webster Chap
man Of Cambridge has been appointed
secretary pro tenpore.
The music IL in charge Of Mrs. Ella
Roys, with Mrs. Lula Allen as organist.
The program in the afternoon consisted
of music, an invocation BIZ w. j. Col.
vile OF New York, opening remarks by
thep resident, an improvised poem by
Mr. Iolvilla and q conference.
At the evenings session the address of
welcome was given by e. J. Fallon, pre-
sident Of the local society, and the re.
spouse by DR.. Gould. Mr.. Colville gave
an address and Mrs. Chapman followed
with tests
In addition to Mr.. colville, who is a
anon ESQ ia atrw
speaker and writer of national pronain.
cnce among Spiritualists, well known
state speakers, among them AIRS. Janus
Crossett Of Duxbury, Mrs, Emma Paul
Of Morrisyille, Mrs. Chapman and a. II.
Hubbard Of Tyson, will be present dur.
ing the convention. Mrs. Chapman viii
give several test seances.
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wrLLIAMsTowN.

Several members Of 'illamstowq
Grange attended the installation q
Washington Grange last evening.
Mrs. King, who has been visiting Mis-
Alice and Annette Edison several days
returned % her home in Mortified to
day
The basket ball team from Barre PLAY,
ea the team here last evening. The scor,
was ia favor Of Barre team.
Subject of sermon at Congregational
church Sunday morning BY Rev, D. II
Strong, ~Considerate and Ineonsiderats
Dealing with LIES Most Important
Questions
Subject By Rev. Z. G. Nichols az the
Dpisersalist church, The Symbolism 81
the Cross"
Union services at the Congregational
church IN the evening. Subject, "The
Personal New Creation.
Presiding Elder w. I. Lewis of ST.
Johnsbury will preach at the NJ. L.
church in the morning and at Solid
Rock chapel, Foxville, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Frank Martin, who WAS taken sudden.
N III week ago with pneumonia, died
very SUDDENLY Of heart failure this morn.
ing,
The Swedish ladies sewing circle viii
moet this evening with Mrs. Erickson.
SO Ayers street.
Strife, four.aet drama, will be
presented by Williamstown grange Sat,
urday, January -, and Monday, Jann.
airy -, Music by Houses orchestra.
Tickets on sale at NJ, J. Druy's.
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

Have any Of The readers Of the Ma,
tional a clock they value, that seems
o be near the end of its career OF use,
illness; does 1t skip q beat now and
then, and when il begins To strike seen
TO be IN paing Let me tell you what
70 do. Take bit Of cotton batting the
size Of hens egg, dip it in kerosene
md place It on tie door OF the clock
IN the corner, shut the door CT Tie
lock and wait three or four days. Your
clock will be like new one-akip no
norei it win strike as Of old, and al
ION look inside you win find the cot.
ton batting black with dust. The fumes
Of the oil loosen tho particles Of dust,
and they fall, thus cleaning tho clock.
I have tried it with success. National
Magazine for January.
w. S. Williamson, the champion re-
tato raiser Of Lyon county, says that
invariably potato raisers harvest their
crops early and in this way not only
nlure the quality Of the potatoes, but
diminish the size OF tho crop. The prev.
aient idea, he says, IA that the pota.
toes are ripe when the vino dies, but
tho facts in the case are much 10 the
eontrarys that the potatoes are only
half grown when The vines die: that
they increase in size and flavor after
irost.-kansas City journal.
One hundred and sixty million dollars
for an immense pew water supply and
not cent for systematic crusade
against scores Of millions Of gallons of
water waste! Such il the action ana
he inaction of the municipal authori
ties Of New York city. The neglect Of
waste eurtaiiment ID almost as deserving
OF condemnation as are the stems to
provide Q new supply deserving OF COM
mendation. Az many az our readers
know, Mr.. John K. Freeman. in 1900.
the Merchants Association Water sun.
ply Committee, about the same time.
and the Burr Herring Freeman Commits.
ion, late in 1904, each and all reported
that immense quantities ii water were
being wasted in New York and that
. we'll planned and executed ATTEMPT
70 reduce the waste ought 20 BE- made
at once. Waste clmtailment was not
suggested as substitute for an add
tional supply, but as a possible meuns
Of averting the water famine that NAV
come to New York in any dry wear
during the long period that must elapse
before q new supply can be made avail.
le.--Engineering News.
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EASILY REsfEprED.

Recently there has been criticism Of
the local electric railroad over one par.
ticular, and inasmuch as it il easily
possible for the company to remedy the
trouble such action will probably be TAX
en- at once. That is the discuntinuance
Of the special car coming into the city
after work hours in the granite sheds.
A large number of granite cutters re.
side in the south end Of the city and
work in the north end, a distance Of
a mile or 50. The electric cars make q
quick and easy transfer from one place
10 another, go that the men take adj.
vantage Of the opportunity As there
are a hundred or more men who would
Ike transportation if they could get Il,
the railroad must take extra means for
accommodating them, if they are to be
accommodated. To do away with the
crush at those periods special car
has been run, but for some reason was
discontinued a few weeks age. The re.
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what aarafte Z.

When Senator Marks introduced Bib
to prevent graft IN the Insurance and
railroad companies and other corpora.
tions Lieutenant Governor Bruce and
the Senate leaders we're in doubt as ID
which committee it should BE- referred.
The trouble is Senator Bracket
said, the senate is incorporating ia our
legislation q word that has grown III
on the street, We do not know what
1t means
Grating" Senator Marks replied. ia
akin to skinning. Under the ordinary
acceptation Of the term To which we
were formerly accustomed this Was the
process Of taking skin from the body
Of one person and fixing ii upon that
OF another. But now under present con
ditions Of mingled high life and high
finance the word has received the wen
defined meaning of taking money I'M.
lawfully from the Golfers Of corpora
ton and attaching ii to ones private
purse; hence grating
The bill was referred To the commit.
tee on codes.-Albany Journal.
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HIS DEATH SUDDEN.
Michael Flannery Of Burlington was
Found Dead in BED.

Burlington, Jan. 1S.--AIichael Elan.
merry, brother Of the late Edward Flar-
merry, was found dead Id his bed yester.
day morning at the city poor farm.
About a year ago Mr.. FIannery broke
his hip and remained at the Fanny All.
len hospital Tor some time. Last MAY
he went to the poor farm, but was very
feeble in health and was confined To
his room most of the time. On Thurs.
day be appeared in his usual health
when retiring for the night. In the
morning be was found dead in bed. The
cause of his death was given az general
debility, He was about 81 years IF age.
Mr.. Flannery was born in Ireland
and form any years worked ON the rail-
road at Richmond and other places. He
resided with bis brother, Edward, de.
ceased, In this city Tor number Of
years The body has been removed 20
the undertaking rooms Of J. r. Kelley.
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suit is that the first cars after working
hours have been crowded far beyond
their capacity ana The limit Of healthful
conditions. On one car yesterday more
than seventy people were TANNED, sew
eral Of whom were ladies When one
considers that the seating capacity Of
the closed cars is about half that mum.
Der, the congested conditions can be
appreciated we refer 70 this matter
trusting that the railroad win hive the
trouble remedied.
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The CITY Slave.

IF you want to Get fat, why don't
YOU 60 to the country to live, where the
food is more wholesome!N asked the
city physician.
Il tried that once.
And didn't ii work.
NO. The food was al right, but
worried myself thin TO think I wasn't
back In the city, Detroit Free Press,
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1NGLES AND JESIS.
sauarlng Things.

Angelina---What did you tell papa
about your prospects.
EdwinI said ! had expectations
from my uncle.
Angelina why, Edwin, you told me
yon had no relatives ait an.
Edwin-0h, yes; but I'm going to
pawn my watch this evening. London
tit Bits.
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Notice.

Willard G. Smith, who during an alb.
sonce Of 20 years from this, his native
place, has repaired and adjusted sewing
machines OF all kinds in factories, for
all branches OF manufacturing in cen.
tr0l New York, and over 700 machines
in Burlington, VT, since his return. will
repair machines ut your homes, in Barre
and vicinity, making an old machine run
like a new one--or no pay. Address or
leave word at No. 80 Averil street.
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old SLOW.

Bendcr--So You ana your wife have
greed to disagree, eh What was the
roublei
Rounderv-Too much mother law.
Bender What did she dot
Ronnder-Eyery time I told my wife
fairy story the old lady would Get
aext and put her wise.--Chicago News.
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Tiunidity.

why do you avoid the man to whom
| introduced ron He is very agreeable
and interesting
7 avoid meeting agreeable and inter
esting people" answered the nissan
thrope. That was how | came To get
my life insured in bad company. -
Washington Star.
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The Montpelier Journal remarks that
insurance rate ought not to 60 up in
Barre and Montpelier. More than that,
the ought to 60 down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13

The reports which are being received
from Mayor Barclay in the Bermudas
indicate that he is having fne vaca-
ton.
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A Thousand and One Smiling Faces

To the least thousand and have gone Of
this broad grin satisfaction their faces and Janu
Clearance Sale did In instance has proved its claim, which
values far beyond the ordinary Not advertising talk We make good
every promise the that much you miss this
We have heard say the satisfactory aovehe-
they attended and believe have the aggregation
Of low desirable merchandise offered any
this part the Its your opportunity buy Furs Coats
Waists k couon) silk Dresses, Velvet Dresses Skrs Dress
Goods Silks Blankets, Comfoer Coons (which advancing every
day. Bed Spreads Linens and hundred and other things
Special Notice All goods priced for this week only Be sold
week the prices owing the fact that ouotoWn
advertising was late in geung
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13

Arrests were fewer last year than
tile year before, which may be taken
to Indicate that we are becoming bet
Ter
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Columbia Defeated Gomez.

New York, Jan. 13.-columhia defeat,
cd Cornell at basket ban here last night
by a score OF So to s.
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CAUSED A SENSATION.
Robbery and Murder Of Man on Express
Train.

Geneva, Switzerland, Jan. 1s.--aI.
Dureb owner of kursaaI here, while
returning from Nice with money receive
ed from a sale OF considerable property,
was murdered and robbed on an OK,
press train while passing through Il
tunnel near Roussillon. The robbers.
after the murder, threw the mans body
body from the train The crime has
caused q great sensation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13

Parks dancing school will meet next
Tuesday evening, January 16.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
LADIES' NIGHT MONDAY NIGHT
Prices, tOc, zoe and Doc

To Be Given Away by the Lorne Elwyn
Company Next Week.
A sable fox scarf ITO inches long
b beautiful blended fur, and has a cape
collar 10 inches deep with iited satin
lining. The brushes are especially heavy
and well matched This Fur cost $4,000
and is now on exhibition in Fits car.
ment window. Go in and see 1t.
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Singers. Comedians. Musicians.
An olio OF All star Acts.

MIR. ]. r. LUcIER, Blind cornet Solo.
ist assisted by his sister. Rose Lucier.
MARION, the Manipulation
AL DERBY, Bag Punoher.
MAN0, the Man Of Great Strength.
LAFARR & PALMER, Grotesque
Comedians.
MASTER JOHNNY LAMBERT, the
Marvellous 9-year-old Boy Tenor Singer.
FOUR LUCtERS, Musical Artists.
JACOBS &. sARDELL, European Bar.
rel Jumpers, late Of Ringlings' Circus.
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Street Parade at Noon, Concert, 100

PRICES, 25c, Csc and SOC.
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Superb Military Band. Grand solo
Orchestra headed by Mr. J, Il. Lucier,
the noted blind cornet soloist Elegant
Stage Settings. New and Gorgeous
Costumes.
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INTEREST ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT.
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1905.

copies, the largest paid circulation 0
any daily paper in This section.
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3 ~ per cent interest on say
ings. New accounts invited

]. HENRY jackson, President
+. @. ROWLAND, Treasures.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-21

Subscribe for The News.
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PERSONAL

Miss Mabel Ardrey, of Fort
Mill, is the guest O. Mrs. Z. NJ .
Hughes.
Mr.. J. N. Spann, of Columbia,
has joined his family here, who
are visiting Mrs. Spann's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Connors.
Mrs. K. @, Ingram and Miss
Cora Welsh OF jefferson, S. c.,
are visiting their sister, Mira T..
}. Shannon Monroe Enutfirer.
Miss Sallie Cloud went to Lam
caster this morning to visit her
brother, MIR. j. F. Cloud, and
will return tomorrOw.-Chester
Lantern.
Little Miss Faye Funderburk ,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. d.
Funderburk, has returned from
a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Good.
man Taylor, of the Unity sec
ton.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hardin and her
bright little daughter, Louise
Steele, have returned home from
a visit to Mrs. Hardin's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J NJ. Steele, of
the Unity section.
Mrs. JOS. Bowling and children
of ReidsviIle, N G., who have
been visiting relatives in Lancas-
ter, spent Tuesday night at Mr..
Osborn Hedgepath's, on their re-
turn home.-Chester Lantern.
Mr.. Charles f Grimes, who
has been on rhe News force since
last fall, returned Sunday to
Orangeburg, his former home, to
accept a position. Mr.. Grimes is
a clever young man and a good
printer, and it is with much re
gret that the management orThe
News gives him up,
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Married, by Magistrate W .
+. Caskey, at this place, Tuesday
March goth, 1906, Mr.. j. E.
Faile an! Miss Sallie Baker,
daughter of the late Nathan Ba.
ker, all of GIll3 Creek church
neighborhOod.
Mr.. }. w. Caskey, of the Gas
key Contracting Company, archi
tects and builders, of Athens,
Ga, paid us a pleasant call Mon
day afternoon. He was on his
way to the New Cut section to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID. Caskey. Mr.. Caskey is
one OF a number of Lancaster
cOunty's young men who aIe
making enviable regulations for
themselves in Georgia, their
adopted state.
Mr.. T. M. Hughes, of the Will
liams-Hughes Co., has gone
North to buy spring goods.
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De0th of Mrs W. III. Il. McMur-

DC"" i" mrs. ". III. Il. NC MUc-
rag.
Mrs Maggie Ellen Nc Murray
wife of Mr.. w. H. Z. McMur-
ray, of the Jacksonham section.
died last Sunday, after linger
ing illness. She had been sick
for more than a year. She was
daughter of the late Col. w. J
Mccain and was AZ years of
age. She is survived by her
husband and II children; also
by her mother, one sister and five
brothers.
Mrs. McMurray was a most
excellent lady and was greatly
beloved by all who knew her.
She had been consistent men,
Der OF the Presbyterian church
(rirzah) I from girIhood. Her
remains were buried at Tirzah
Monday afternoon, the Rev. w.
W. RatchIord conducting the
funeral services.
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Ihe Murderer of EUan WiItia,,s
KilLed.

A"e ""Fdefef Of EUun Williams
kiited.
The man who assassinated Mr.,
Evan Williams, a well known
former Lancastrian, IN Texas a
Few weeks ago, as alre rdy pub.
lished in The News, was killed
we learn, by The posse that went
out to search for him and 10
effect his cap ure. The murder
er resisted arrest, it seems, ard
had to be killed. We have n, t
yet been able to get tul parDicu
lars, but hope 10 receive them IN
a day or two.
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knights OF Pythias--Ne,U O1Fcers

knights OF Pythias--NetU O1Rcers
Elected.
The Lancaster Lodge of X. OF
P. No. SO, at its meeting on the
18th instant elected the follow.
ing officers:
Rev. j. H. Boldridge, G. c.
Geo w. Williams, V. G.
Rev. Chalmers Frasier, Z.
Jno F. Clyburn, NJ G.
j. B. MackOrelI, X. R. S.
J f. Gregory, NJ. E.
Edward w. Sistare, |. G.
W E. Taylor, O G.
Il +. Wylie, DIS G.. c..
The Lodge will meet again
next Friday night, 23rd instant,
when a full attendance is expect
ed.
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In Memory Of Mrs. Martha
Blackmon.

The following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously
adopted at a recent meeting of
the Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church:
Whereas, Mrs. Martha Black
mon, the oldest member of our
Aid Society a devouC and faith
full Christian, remarkably
punctual and interested member
IN promoting every good work
q sincere lover of her church; "a
devout believer in the Kingdom
of God disciple rich in faith,
hope, and love one who made
1T her business to be in her place
when the church was open for
worship; and who was always
willing to give her money and
herself for the good of the cause
OF Christ: Therefore be it re
solved
|. That it be the sense Of this
meeting that in Sister Black
mons death we have lost one
of our best members and that
we shall sadly miss her when
we meet for our work.
2. That We believe that our
loss i her eternal gain.
3. That we express our sympa-
thy with her family in their
bereavement and that "A copy of
these resolutions be presented 10
he family and one be sent to
"The Lancaster News" tor pub
iicaCion.
L..
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FLORODORA COTTON SEED
FOR SALE. Long staple Variety
Seed, originally bought from l. A.
StOney, Of AIieudale. The staple now
worth , cents more on this market
than ordinary cotton. viii sell seed
at 5 90 per bushel in lots of 10 bush
els and upwards. Apply to X. j. Nc
Twain, Lancaster, No. g. 3-7-lOw.
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CLOTHING
BOYS KNEE PANTS

we have just received our Spring line {
Boys rants. This ls very strong I'm,
Prices from SOC to 81 90 per pair.
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Business Notices.

GD All Notices inserted under
this head at the rate of ONE CENT
y WORD for each insertion No
notice to be counted less than 25
words.
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L'ttfe Boy AccidemtniLy Burned
to Dedth

The iour-year-old son Of Mr..
Judson McManus, of the Taxa
haw section, was fatally burned
last Friday morning, death result.
ing in the afternoon at 8 O'Clock
All o'her members of the family
were out o. the house al the time
and it is therefore not known
how the unfortunate accident
occurred.
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LOCAL DOTS

The Kershaw postoffice was
burgiaized Sa u,day night. but
only some copperS and letters
were stolen.
The Heath-Jones Co. has an
unusually attractive announces
ment in today's paper.
The County Board of Eoua.
hzation will meet in the Audi.
tors office next Tuesday, 27th
inst, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Attention IS called to new
announcement of the First Nation.
al Bank of Lancaster in to davis
paper.
The County treasurer is now
engaged in issuing executions
against delinquent taxpayers.--
warrants are also being issued
for yarties who failed to pay poll
tax
Cherry and Co. have some-
thing of special interest to the
pubic in today's News.
The government issued yes.
terday afternoon it's final report Of
cotton ginned. The figures are
1O,697,OO0 bales. The report
was considered bearish, causing
the future market to decline over
80 points.
Dent fail to read Merchant
Edwards's announcement else.
where.
Your attention is called to ad.
Verti ement of the Williams
Hughes Co. in today's paper.
Ii Mud Splitter" will fur
nish us with his name we will
comply with his request to pub.
lish his communication.
Some OF the handsomest
vehicles and harness ever seen in
this part ofthe country have been
recently added to the liverv of
the Heath-EIliott company
Lane lster is certainly develop ping
along all lines.
The many friends in Lancas-
ter of Mrs. j. Z. Marion, of Rich
burg, will be panied to learn that
she is desperately i'll. Her
parents, Judge and Mrs. Ira B
Jones, and her brother, Mr.. G. D.
Jones, and his wife went to her
bedsi le yesterday.
-.EX-Sheriff l. NJ. Clyburn is
again receiving the congratuIa-
tons of his friends, whose name
Is legion. For the second time
twins have blessed his happy
home, two fine boys arriving
there last Friday night.
MIR. G. B. Laney, shipping
clerk for the Heath Hardware
Co, had one Of the bones in his
right arm broken just below the
elbow last Tuesday while assist.
ing in loading a heavy box on a
dray.-Monroe Enquirer.
Mr.. d. J. Carter, Lancas-
tor man u hn Il hag
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WE HAVE authorized our agent, in
every town to run our business on strictly
cash basis. In the future 40 exceptions
shall be made TO this rule. Charlotte steam
Laundry.
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JUST received cars No shin
gles.--W. VI Moore.
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Miss Belle Stover,
Mrs. Julia Porter,
" j. j. Black mon,
" j. III. Boldridge,
Committee