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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

I'm wns conducted by Mrs NJ F. Allen: tho
resrn review by Mrs. w. IL Culbcrtaon Tho
SIup VIII meet with Mrs. CuIbertson nm Mon
"1Es rebraory 10. unc at the home of Nra
@nari.s Shields on organization day February
=, "hcn election OF officers will tnko place
Tho members Of the o E. s cniovcd n o-cIcl
session after the regular buslnesy meeting ani
INSTALLATION Mordny evening Delicious ro.
iIcshTreNts wern served BY d COMMITTEES who
had the affair in charge
hunbor OF The younger get mot at the
%nolne % oi Miss Florence Talbot Friday evening
I"t @ tle PURPOSE OF organizing club which will
consist OF Young ladies' only
Nr, and Mrs. g. +. Goist entertained tho
n,clhocrs or the Duplicate Whist club n, their
pIcasant homo TUESDAY evening Hearts wnrc
tumps, the tnllics were valentines henri
strapped and during tho servlce of rcfrcshments
cntire ~ Pi'''' Na'-
MHDlo hall was tho scene OF a pleasant gath
v.,ns s monday. the occasion being tho ami
EeTs1ry ball or tic Miners union No IA w
=, OF The hall was appropriately dec
latci Tor tho occasion. nrd danclnc was on
I"ESu unuI the wcc Sma' houis
Keith Suck entertained tho club Of which no
-, =, u ImcnoeI ut tho home of his parents Friday
,rS' eiIinS' nose present wore Ruby Cush.nr
rrHnle Wilson. Hnzci Zu6, Dwight Lcnzl
'ciSer shields. Fraser Buck. VIII Horn
Mss Stella States and Harvey Wclst two
Men-hoWh youns people Of Park, werc quietly
mlrrieu AT tho home OF the BRIDES parents
S,onduE' ItoN Martin Thomas OF the NJ T.
make thci- future homo in Park
Misc AMMO osika and james Mehan Of Euro
ho were married III tho Catholic church Thurs
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tho several rooms where tho card tnbIcs o,ro
placed Attcr number OF spirited games ia
which all participated. prizes wore awarded 20
Mrs r L. Peterson. ladies' nrst: John Tracv
gents nrst; consolation Miss Mac Wr,u,s ~.
and Charles Aioseley. Tho charming hostcs,na
served dainty Ices after tho awarding OF The
prizes. Tho guests present were Mr. sni Nj
l.. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs John ToiInn
Mss Margaret Nmmo. Miss Mamie Wilson
AGss JAMIE Nmmo. Miss Clair Stevenson Miss
Mac Williams Miss Zina Wlddson Mles Nnv
Nimmo, Miss Margaret Wilson Miss UonnoS
Connolly, &essrS, q. Wilkinson, C. Mosoiev
l.. Tracy. c, TTouaSan. +. Fcrnctte J. TRACY
Ed Paxton and james Mcdonald
Mr.. and MIRO F. w Hayt were host ana
hostess at two beautifully appointed dinner
parties given on Thursday and Saturday even
lnSa OF tho past week. Californa IoIcty VIII h
dainty place cards TO correspond were used
upon the first occasion while deep pink carna-
lions and ferns with equally pretty place cards
enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Hayt's hospitality wcro
Rev. and Mrs, D. O. GraoilI. Attorney and
Mrs. J. ~ Wight Mr and Mrs H. w Gull
hrrtson DIR. and Mrs. r. L. Wight Mr. and
Mrs. A, r Weeter Mr and Mrs Charles
Shields.
Mayor John Welsh and his estimnble wife
cnsertGined at pleasant O'Clock dinner
Thursday evening. To which ten friends were
invited. Dainty Valetnes marked the places
~ tho s:ycral guests. While tho decoration of
the board conalsted OF rcd carnations and red
hoarts After the dainty menu had been served
the friends enjoyed a number OF games OF
cards.
Ths regular meeting of the Nonan's Athc-
Dncum T1s held at the home OF Mrs. c. NJ
Wilson Monday afternoon. Tho parliamentary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
ADVA CE STYLES
IN millinery
Some Keith-0'Brien InfOrma-
ton Oh a Subject Upper
most in Mind.
EVERY STYLE CENTER
Is NOW CONTRIBUTING
Surprising How Many Custom
ers Are Looking for
New Headwear.

Indications point to an pnusu
ally good season. And the shapes
we're never more pleasing.
Short fronts and high-in-the
back will continue the leading
shapes.
Keith-O'Brien will handle ex-
quisite creations aS heretofore,
and in addition will pay especial
attention to popular priced millin-
cry from $500 to $1,000.
y new conception-some might
even allude 10 it as a dream-is
heliotrope in color. trimmed in
compliment shades. 1t is short
front and high-in-the-b back. The
body is straw braid trimmed with
aigrettes and ribbon trimming in
the back. 1t is a jaunty little hat.
Price S11.75.
Another is tailored hat, the ma
terial being horse-hair braid of
champagne shade. The beehive
crown is of plain velvet. stitched
bands, a quill and buckle on the
side and maline facing. Price
5000.
The trade is cordially invited,
even though a purchase is not
contemplated, TO visit the Millin-
cry section and inspect the pretty
examples of spring headwear.
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LOVE Y FA3EICS
NOW DISPLAYED
Keith-0'Brien Suggestions as
to the Latest Style
Tendencies.
SOFT SHEER MATERIALS
ARE NOW IN VOGUE
The Grays and Blues Are the
Reigning Fa'Orites for
Spring.

Some exquisite effects are
shown this season.
The principal change noted in
dress goods for spring is the ten
dency toward soft sheer materials
adapted for making the princess
effects in dress.
The leading fabrics, batiste,
taffeta cloth, French poplins.
Hcnriettas, chiffon prunellas.
,ilk mohairs. French veilings and
soft India twills. These are shown
in all shades, with grays and
blues the favorites.
Heavy-weights Will be used for
shirt-waist and jacket suits, such
as mOhairS, twcedS and PanamaS
in shadow checks, broken plaids,
hair-line stripes, novelty mixtures
in plains, principally in grays
and blues. They are much ad-
mired,
New shipments are regularly
arriving.
Already attention is attracted
to the new spring weaves and sell
ing is picking up,
Without question this store will
lead this season. This is the opin-
ion of the buyer who is still in
New York. He writes that his
selections have been made with
exceeding care, and that the pur-
chascs are heavy.
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NEW And NOBbY
SPRING Shoes
Keith -0'Brien Styles for Wo-
men, Children, Girls
and Boys.
WHILE LEATHER GOES
UP PRICES HELD DOWN
Snappy Stock Certain to Catch
the Eye of the Most
FaStidi0us.

IT means good deal to really
have complete stock Of shoes.
And the new stock is prettier
than ever-the manufacturers
seem to have put forth their best
endeavors.
The shoes are snappy, stylish;
many are along new lines; some
are the mannish effects; all are
up-to-date; and a few lines are in
advance of accepted notions.
Among the seasons novelties
are College boots in gun metal and
patents, lace and button-swag.
ger.
Dress shoes in dainty French
heels and the popular Cuban or
spike heels.
Boys shoes that wear and have
style-aDd made over lasts that
train the feet properly.
Shoes that will fit the feet Of
misses and children. The best
lasts; the best feathers; expert
enced statesmen; lots of patience
and pains in fitting shoes.
Varieties of infants shoes for
the tots.
There is nothing like accuracy
in fitting shoes. Fit a shoe right
and the customer pulls for the de-
partment. And women are tell.
ing each other-that's why the
shoe section is growing.
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HANDSOME WAISTS
FOR INSPECTION
A Keith-O'Brien Impression of
the Newest and DaintieSt
Modes.
EXQUISITE PATTERNS
BEAUTIFULLY MADE
No EXaggeration to Say Finer
Showing Never Made in
Salt Lake.

\ beautiful waist and a hand
some skirt and you are well at
tired.
And no outfit is complete with
out swell waist.
Women love them-every one
loves a handsome waist.
We have just received a ship
ment of fine waists in lingerie eff
fects, Many of them have the cl-
bow sleeves. The long cuffs, how
ever, are very stylish. They are
all embroidered with German val
lace.
One in particular is a fine null,
buttoned in the back. There is a
spray of pretty embroidery on
either side of the front, while
strips of val lace run down the
front. Rows of lace cncircle the
sleeves and cuffs.
We are showing a full line of tai
l,, mod, linanc some Of wiz l., /,
are plated and others are hand
embroidered.
China silk is exceptionally pop
ulaT. Some of them have the el-
bow sleeves; bultoncd in the
back; trimmed with val lace. 9th
ers are plain.
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A Keith-0 'Brien Heart to Heart
Talk on Stylish Neck
Dress.
DAINTY DESIGNS DEAR
TO FEMININE HEART
Their Handsome New Stock Just
Arrived Awaits Your
Inspection.

One notices Il sweet little collar.
If this accessory TO dress proves
pleasing to the eye, an impression
Of neatness has been made.
The new collars are more deli.
cate than ever. The patterns are
more exquisite. The ingenuity of
the designer has certainly been
taxed this season.
Lace and tailored collars and
silk and chiffon are fashionable
effects. The prices are from 80 to
10 cents-inexpenslve for such
pretty collars,
The embroidered Persian silk
collars have the new gilt trim.
mings. S1,25 to S1.75.
Linen embroidery and lace
coat sets come in all STYLES and at
all prices.
Linen, lace and silk turn-overs
are to be in fine demand this
spring. s 10 70 cents.
Net and chiffon ruffs for the
neck are shown in black, black
and white and all white. S400
10 $1,000.
Real Irish lace collar and cuff
sets are beautiful IL the various
designs.
Special-One line of new and
stylish washable stock collars
the tailor-made kind. Regular Is
cents and S1.0O. Specialists.
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new WASH GOODS
NOW [EINC S...OWN
Demand for This Particular
Class of Goods at Keith
0'Brien's.
ECONOMICAL SHOPPERS
FIND WHAT THEY WANT
The Section Where Wash Goods
Are Sold Offers Attrac-
tive Prices.

The time has come when you
must look after your own house
dress and the children's school
dresses.
Complete stock of ginghams.
Red Seal covers a wide range of
styles in checks, plaids, stripes
and colors. Price i2 II cents.
Barnaby's is a fine grade of
ginghams of more elaborate pat
terms. Price only II cents.
The popular Scotch goods are
the next highest grade. Fine
quality and 32 inches wide. The
styles are strikinglv new with
their one by one checks, hair line
stripes and plaids. The price reg,
ularly is % cents, hut is reduced
to Is cents.
Mercerized and tissue fabrics
are well known for their colors
and textures. The styles in this
material are the latest, being cop
les of high-grade dress goods and
silks. Small checks and hair line
stripes rule.
In the higher grade wash goods
new patterns are being shown.
Always beautiful and dainty. this
class of materials seems to have
weayer's S art.
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2sAx &SJe@eE:}M
Special To Tho Tribune

Special 10 Tho Tribune
LOGAN. Utah, Feb. IA large and delight
m Iui reception was given at tho B Y. college on
tuesday evening In honor OF tho retiring oin"
ccrs OF thc>S. S. V. bonrd- a most Interesting x
programme was rendered Tho.s taking part
were Miss Della Smart. Miss Phyllis Thatcher.
Joseph Quincy. Jr and Hon. Moses Thatcher.
Ihe gymnasium was prcttlly arranged for tho
occasion. and after the programme the guests
were served with dainty refreshments and
dancing enjoyed until a late hour
Frank Willmorc vas nost plea asantly gar-
prlsod at his homo on Monday even nc, Mu-
sic and gpmcS were amonE tho pleasant fou-
turcs. and refreshments served during
ihc evening. Those present Misses Lulu
and Mabel Clayton. Missca Isabel end Helen
Smith. Miss Mary Peterson. Miss Blanche An
drcws. Miss Laura WIllrnorc MlEJ Worlcy.
MISS 5. Willmorc. Misc V. Wlllnorc. Mcssrs.
Iaron. Knightcn, Roso KnlGhtcn. Isaac Bench.
Arthur Mitchell and Owen Hamp
Dainty In all It's arrangements wan the Val
cntinc social given Wednesday By tho Ladies'
Aid society OF the NJ. f. church. Tho affair
was given nj "tho home" just cast OF the
church, which prctty decorated with
Tctted plants and flowers. Games nn1 mus c
worc enjoyed nnG n lunoh was served large
number or guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs. w. :. LemorcauX entertained
ot most enjoyable entertainment on Fri 3ny
in honor ot the members OF the TaOornacc %
choir y delicious supper was served ard
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ToThose Out of [ own

Mail orders have become an important ad
junct to our business,
In order to care for them properly an expert
shopper is employed.
Her best judgment is exercised in the selec
tion OF merchandise.
She is privileged to buy elsewhere if the artl-
Gle desired is not TO be had at this store.
AS many orders are received for articles not
carried in department stores, considerable of
her time is spent shopping not only at other
stores but at other business houses.
In this way she is in touch with general mer-
chandise and prices.
Advantage is taken Of sales not only at this
store but elsewhere,
The aim is to fill every order received
Out-of-town customers given advantage
of lowest possible prices.
If YOU desire article which has been ad
vertsed, write us, even though the sale has
been closed Allowances are made for orders
by mail
II information as to new goods is wanted,
advise the store and it will be furnished you.
In this way shopping by mail is encouraged
Our out oftown trade is growing with rapid
strides
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||EELL NEW
hrs FOR WOMEN
El0'Brien Talk on Fash
liable Apparel for
4 Early Spring.
|lST THOUGHTS
|0y STUNNING EFFECTS
Ernuity Of the Designer
MAINLY Surpasses
CenprehenSion.

4rost in thought during
a|ssrly DAYS are the light
Ests embodied in the adj
sdayles.
Ilaring weavers are unanl-
IA holding to these real
4hades, the grounds OF
,s,I,r relieved with hair-llne
s}d black, pale green, Law
Ind delicate checks.
pedOminatlng materials
! ikTeIties, homcspunS, Pana-
chiffon broadcloth.
.daDy pretty things are com
b. hardly knows just what
4 for description.
! k1n effect is an Eton Coat
Shown in Panama cloth in
lew and standard shades,
/ ing coral, Alice blue, Law
sHd black. The circular
1 EOted and has a fan plait-
t Specially priced at
kf striking idea is a Do
1y coat suit. 1t is gray
: pc check, double breasted
hfless. The skirt is made
Panel front, circular sides
In gray only. An in
! al at $l2.5O.
Up haven't time to visit the
1tnt, then glance at the
u one of the display win
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day morning ut 10 o'clock. Rev Father Call
gan officiating. Mt and Mrs. Mchaa departed
for EurckR IN the afternoon. where they Will
in future reside.
Tho members Of tho Y. q. C. club Will meet
at the home OF Frances Shields next Friday
evening. At Tho last meeting tho librarian re-
ported hfty-nine books in tho library.
Miss Mac Bailloo will entertain tho O. N o.
club at tho nome OF Mr. and Mrs. w J Buck
Wednesday evening Of next week.
Tho second meeting OF the newly or sanlzci 4
club Will be held ut Suyton's hall TucsGoy
evening, February 20.
Mrs \. T.. Wcstcr returned homo Tuesday
from n months stay with relatives NJ Amcri-
can Fork
Mrs J. McSorey went down to tho mctropo-
lis on Tuesday for a short sthy with friends
Miss Hazel Roy OF Salt Lake Is the guest Of
Miss Edna Sutton for fcw days.
Mr.. and MrS II. W Culbcrison VIII enter
tain tn" Whilst club on Tuesday evening Feb
l7lary n
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Quarterly interest on savings deposits
THE HOME TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY.
Cash Paid-Up Capital $3.50. 900.
Mccormick Bank Building,
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$4,000 BUYS A NEW HOME

See Addison Gains ad under Real
Estate for Sale He builds five each
month, your own plan. brick or frame
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4 Mat' 'i2QCIll'
80 TjtAks$sR

1 ~ 1hS''', r.s. ,7.-ono Of
c1y s'el s.seIsl ,'ng affairs party G, given
|rspfS "a, tss dai,e,"sI "esIub at Nipple
4 sstsd the Sore e ontiro interior
s..iaJ eycnlss a mass OF rcd head1s; ud
sslIdIns Ss 'ss latter OF yellow una q
r,1I ssss 'h Zach lady was given
,jub eoHH, 81 tho SUCCESSFUL event, event
So, Ar yOuns Ineh, and Mesdamcs
rs nese1Ta = Morgan. F L; r,,,n, 5s,,S
Srtba,a 4 s smith. Ee HHrie1S; W!,Si,, ~ =,
Is J. ~ prof. Stewart N,Jlia,o yt
"a peas"ii Mclaughlin. J. WoIen, %
+iuse n u. sutton VI sses
Ia C Go'sI, Minnie Kescel. Mno Bali-
|rssrrnoe. Jabcll Grant, Ma7
I Hsrirs'oa. Mnrie Dexter. Jean
Sswcomo. Nn Grascent
peo;t nazsl Roy. Minnie Gun Gun.
syr1e;; ;;-,,arnton. Mcssrs. T. roy
[Tiness iIsu " Pearson. w. Nc
"a " b%J bTaihotr, q. Fnhrendori' Il
|alth L o. perry. IL Crossileld; u
4 iIcn. VI. a MALTA X. Pax
stnadl'yWS Grant. !. Warren. j.
. sI,a, and other ,,onono,,
. cofpoyS cofay S,ienIs most dcliShfulIy
4 rar'! SratIons =, and ferns were
r,p .rect in tie decoration OF
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hey trimmings

h lengths In fancy colored
lnlngs, worth up to $500
ID. Special sale price, by
yard, 49c. Used for
nnlng coats and suits.
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Waist Sale
Baby Jackets

Tinted sofa cushions on best grade of denim,
Regularly 10 cents; special ........... .5Oc
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kindergarten Doylies

With finished border and two skeins of silk to
work the flowers ....,..................1 1Oc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-04
RIcKERr & WELLS.
EXPECT BIG STRIKE.
Trolley Men Of Eastern Massachusetts,
Preparing for One.


Boston. Mass, April Eastern Mas
sachusctts may he the scene Of bic
street car mems strike next month All
the efforts aud resources of the Interna-
tionai An.algnmatcd Union of Street
Railway Men are now being devoted "a
lettering the condition Of the members
of the local unions in this sicinity. The
unions include al the men employed on
the Boston 4 Northern and Old Colony
systems Of the Massachusetts Electric
company.
A work day OF nine hours within eicy-
EN- hours and n flat rate Of Is cents an
hour on or before May are the wages
aud conditions demanded By the state
convention 81 the street railway mems
unions, The scale viii be presented 10
President, Sullivan Of the Massachusetts
Electric company at once, and az the
same time a request will be made for
a conference.
The unions have the systems com.
lpletely organized and include IN their
membership about every street car man
in eastern Massachusetts and southern
New Hampshire, except those on the
Boston elevated system.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-04
BABY BORN ON TRAIN.
Passengers cheered When the Birth Wa.
Announced

Urbana, ILL.,, April Awhile a Big
Four passenger train was held an hour
ny Mtneie Monday night, a baby boy
was born TO Mrs. G, L. Bobyns, a young
woman vbS waf travelling from Mays
vile, Ky, TO join her husband. Not
a passenger grumbled al the delay, and
big cheer went up from the crowd out
side the coach when the announcement
was made that mother and child are
doing WE'LL
When physician said il was safe
to move. the train went on. II was
stopped in Urbana, near the home of
the young. mother. where the husband
had his llrstl ok at his son. Yesterday
the child was christened William Em-
cry in honor Of Conductor William Won
Wilmer and Operator Emery Peterson.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.


There was social at y. p Riford'-
Friday evening, which was not largely
attended on account Of rain and bad
travelling.
Mrs. Frank Hyde is visiting at George
lIyde's.
Miss Bessie Judd IS working at Dana
Goodrich's.
The Camp girls have returned TO theil
schools. ffte
Mr.. Mcphetres arrived from Glouces,
ter, Mass, Monday night.
People are beginning to sugar in thi.
section.
These are dog days at Paine's Greer
Mountain kennels. The most important
shipments OF late are the well known
dogs, Spy Providence, r. l., winner
sold to Pittsburg, Pa, party; "prim-
rose" the Burlington winner, and
"Cricket,' winner at Ratavia, n. ", SOLD
to nm Atlanta, Ga, breeder.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

rant
See the new shapes in pearl hats at
the McWhorter Co. store.
Old gold and silver wanted at rel
fners, prices in exchange for goods at
+, n. Burr's.
Keep ia mind the Odd Ladies' Easter
concert and ball in X. Of G. hall Monday
evening April 10
Hay for sale, delivered in bulk In
quire OF G. W. Perry, Gordon block.
Telephone 1908.
The date Of the Presbyterian concert
has been changed from Friday, April
18th 70 Thursday, April 18th.
The second III the series of 9stercopti-
con lectures will be given Friday, April
u, Congregational vcstry. Adpission 40
cents. tit
| Oscar Borgh offers the greatest bar
gain in candies eyer seen in Barre. Do
not forget the place next to Chesser Il
Birds market.
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men Wednesday, April 4th, at 7,30 p.
ill.,. iii X. of G. hall. There Is 10 be adop-
tion work. Per, clerk.
Special review Of the &. O. r.. M. on
Wednesday, April A, st $50 y. M, in
Forester's hall. TO do any necessary bust
ness. b. order Of the Commander.
II thinking Of buying farm, don't
you think that cheap farm advertised
ty the Perry Real Estate agency in the
for sale column for $1,000 would suit
you?
Regular meeting Of Jumpers, Boxers
and Derriekmen's union No. 10, Ncdness
day evening ~ 7se, ia sarpeptfrs hall.
r.et all be present. fG.slEs AHeiA, Pres. |,
:. r. Doty; Sec,
The date OF the mask carnival, which
was to be held in Miles haIl Thursday
evening. April 5, has been changed 70
Wednesday evening, April 4. Gilbert.
sons orchestra will furnish music.
There win be regular meeting Of
Bright Star Rebskah Lodge, No. rs. on
Wednesday evening April f.at 100
o'clock. There win be u practice after
the meeting. The officers are requested
TO be present
AT the mask carnival in Miles hall
Wednesday evening the prize for the
lady wearing the best costume will be
her choice Of $500 pair d Revelation
shoes. Gents prize, his choice of a $3.50
w. Il. Douglas shoe, AZ Geo. n. Tilden's
store.
The mask carnival in Miles hall We'd
nesday evening, April 9Th, with Wimslow
ball bearing fibre rolled skates, clean
floor and Gilbartson's orchestra promises
to be decided success. Watch for a
partial list Of characters to be repre-
sented
Repairs are nov being made in the
basement OF the first Presbyterian
church which was recently damaged by
flooding. caused by the bursting OF q
water pipe. Funds are being raised 20
meet the costs which are considerable.
That an opportunity may be given TO
any who sympsthize and desire to aid, it
Is kindly requested that they send their
contributions 10 the treasurer III the
church. Mr.. Harry Towe. IS Pleasant
street. All contributions will be highly
appreciated. John Robertson, Chairman
|of Trustee Board.
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The Property Committee Of the City
of Barre win receive bids for the care
and driving ofthe city hearse for The
CURRENT year Satisfactory service ulist
be guaranteed aud competent drive
assigned u the w9lks The bids mus
be III the lfaadsaol thr Gonmittse be
fore April i7th The Committee ~
teive the right to REJECT silf amt al
bids. ALIEN. MILNE,
u. n. BtF RKE,
J.. fl TilCRSTON.
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FREE
-.
SAMPLE COUPON
MAIL THIS PROMPTLY

an accomplished fact at noon yesterday.
when Governor Higgins signed the bill
introduced by Senator Page and AS
semblyman Agnew and passed through
the never failing efforts Of William H.
Hearst and the Independence league
This net OF the governor puts the finish
ing touch TO the work which Mr.. Hearst,
through his papers and the organization
he has founded, has been carrying on for
th1 past two years.