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Is. NJ YOUNG Jr


instructor or Violin
Pupil ~ Back and schmadcs Brussel
Belgium Leave orders at Beosloy Music
Co. or at iG7 =. Emerson ave. Reu
phone Forest "a s..
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ANDREW BOWMAN

ANDREW BOWMAN
Baritone
BEL CANTO-
(Beautiful Singing.
Late vocal instructor az the American
Conservatory ~ Music. Chicago. Songs
On English, French and italian. Free
voice test Studio eg Tcmploton. Resi-
dence Bell Phone lHI-x,
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MISS CATHERINE b BUTLER
Teacher Of Eloeution aud Reading.
@1 south Third Cast nel phone lsss-y
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EFFIE DEAN nNAPPEN.
Voice Building and Physical
Development.
studio. COO Templeton Building.
MARGARET ROBERTSON-KERR
ANTON PEDERsEN

Pianist and teacher OF piano, harmony.
musical history. Ind Phone alR Beli
EN-z. Studio 13l T. Isl South.
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Palace Laundry

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studio Of Piano. Violin and Harmony
z Main ST., over Carstenssns & Ansonis
Music Store.
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Notwithstanding the recent financial
Grlgency. the piano market has not
been seriously affected. one local firm
has just brought in five carloads Of
pianos from Chicago. All OF the local
houses have generous stocks on hand.
bgf which seem TO be going out right
along Collections are reported satis-
Od0g
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

For your memory book; On April 27
ground covered with snow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27
We CLEAN, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.



There was sigh ~ relief in the
breasts u various Barre young men who
are ia the habit d spending an evening
with their lady friends in Montpelier
when the ediet went forth that the ''let
alone" policy Of the unions toward the
trolley System was oil Various were
the measures taken to avoid the eye u
their fellow unIbhists when the feeling
was most intsnsc against the railroad,
end the most popular Was TO get of the
cars as tnuy were coming into Barre
and innocentlv complete the trip by way
Of "Sbank's maFes II they failed TO
catch the last electric car out OF Mont
peier there was the alternative Of the
Central Vermont train which Is due t5
reach this city at 3s35 in the cold, gray
morning. but which generally Is from
nalf an hour e. two hours late. At any
rate it gave the young men Just time
enough TO change their Sunday clothes,
get bite To cat and hustle to their
places Of occupation But that was too
strenuous, except al iaErequent inter.
walls.
Now, however. the trouble is over and
the cars are again crowded wita the
home.comers from the capital city,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

Here's another good
thing which goes in
pairs. We make 4 spec
ial display this week.
Here's d good open
ing for any man TO step
into, Low Shoes will
have the call. If you
arc particular, call here.
Vici Kid Patent Leather,
Russell, Calf and Canvas.
A pair Of 25c Hose with
every pair Of Shoes this
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

There really seems 20 have been
enough foolisIness about The search Tor
the missing Marvin Ind down ii Della
ware without various ovcr.zeaiuus Oh
fleials making any more mwarranted
arrests The latest capture was that Of
man who was apparently guilty Of
nothing more heinous than the crime OF
being employed OH the 450-acre Marvin
farm ct the time The lad disappeared.
i.castwise after being kept in confne
rncnt IA hours on more. the
authorities beat an ingIorious retreat
and opened the prison DOOR and the sus.
pect walked out to freedom again. That
was at the center N The disturbance,
where also me various detectives are
making clowns u themselves By fight.
ing with each other. Then ia the en-
tire eastern section Of the country ofli-
Gals, aching for the reward offered, are
picking up suspects Whenever they are
accompanied by d fair-haired boy, only
70 be compelled to release them after
investigation There are ~ course times
when 1t II Impossible to make tho III
yestigation frst for fear that The bird
viii escape But IN nine cases ont Of
ten Of this sort It Is possible TO hold
parties under surveillance while their
previous actions ave being investigated
u i due people who happen to be &C.
companied by small boys that they be
given some consideration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27
THE MINNERs Oh LICENSES.

The Barre board 81 license commits
sioners have, after careful and couscien.
tious effort, granted the eight licenses
they have power 70 grant in Barre, and
~ applicants IRE more or less disap-
pointed Where there we're 10 many dc.
sirabIe applicants il was d difficult mat
ter to determine Just Who should be Of
thc eight elect, and while many may
have wished to zee others selected, The
Times believes the board win generally
be commended Tor tho selections made.
II Nh the voters Of Barre had divided
tip into committees ii three aud each
committee had been asked to select
eight men from the nifty applicants,
70 whom they would give licenses, Il q
safe u say 30 two would liaye selected
the same eight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27
SOUTH RANDOLPH.


Miss Bessie Judd is helping Mrs. +.
y Prince.
James Green mas ben having his
sngep sheared
LLOYD Riford was at r. P. Riford's
one day this week
VIII Clifford Is moving his goods onto
the place he bought Of George Rogers
last fall
lIutb Morrill, spent few days last
week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Dupoisi IN Randolph
Mrs. Henry Wood Of Northaeld Is
spending tho week with her sister.in.
law. Mrs. G. G. Paine. Alrs. Paine 4
slowly recovering from an all winters
illness.
The school house Is receiving a
thorough renovation as we'll Is hand.
some hard wood floor and viii b ready
for use Oh Monday, when the spring
tom apens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

The following editorial opinion appear
Cd in an ineredulous Vermont eontem-
poraFy the other dave
Tie second honor at The coming
commencement 81 the Barre high school
will fall 20 an Italian lad. Think It
over
why bless sou, think it oyers What
forf
Don't The Irish the Scotch, the
swedes, the French, the Canadians and
the New Workers take honors in our
Vermont high schooIsg Yes. we Thought
50. Then why wouldn't on Italian boy
be found hrainy enough to take honors
IN our high schools als0g
But II You are boxing fer more food
tor thought along this Inc, here is
another 4 second Barre italian has
been selected As one Of the honor men
al Goddard seminary this commence
inenl and win deliver one of The orations,
q prized privilege
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27
4,545

After Bryan came 'Dasy' Foster.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27
wfLLfAMsrowE.

Remember the entertainment Tuesday
evening by Kate Eloise Torril
The base bah team have promenade
tonight ~ the town hall al are IN.
yited.
Airs. j. h. bailey was IL Montpelier
yesterday 10 visit her son. Benjamin
Bailey, whose baby Is IN With whooping
cough
Don't get your supper AZ home Tues.
day, hut plan TO attend the baked bean
supper at the town ball from 10 Y
o'clock and get al you caii eat for Toe
Baked beans, brown bread, rolls. pickles.
pies cakes, douehnuts and coifee, then
you viii want 90 attend the entertain.
ment in the evening.
Williamstown Lodge, /. o. o. +. cele
hrated the sSth anniversary Of Odd Eel.
lowship last evening, After q program
Of music and readings, II. VIM. Scott Of
Barre was introduced as speaker Of the
Nening He gave ~ address, subject.
What Odd Fellowship Means" AT the
ohcusion Of the entertainment supper
Mas served by The Hebekahs in the ban
net hall About 60 were present,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

Vermont newspapers couldn't get ac-
custoined to the name Of gentleman
who made the tour Of the state with
William Jennings Bryan. Nov the
gentlemans name WAS the entirely de-
eorous one of Col. Drinkwater. 1'p the
imaginative Nermontefs, however, It II
difficult TO conceive of colonel drink
ing water. 80 they called the gentleman
ACol, Drinkwine.n The error made ii
standing joke with the Bryan party.
Another Joke was perpetratei by
Bryan himself on Yermonter on the
eastern boundary Of the state. Bryan
ii ali seriousness declared that be once
addressed an audience fof two hoilrs and
not d person left,
Sho, vou don't say 10, rcioined The
vermonter, wanting to show the proper
respect for Gle ability Of the Peerless
One
Yes continued Bryan, n delivered
the address out III the penetentiafy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

Visions Of q S5,000,O0O conspiracy
Memories OF Senatorial banquet tlf
any other Old thing They were mad,
yes, mad cIear through ffom the last
spear Of hair on their Uranium to the
bottom sole layer They paced the
city hall corridor like Gagged lions, cycling
all the time TIE door beyond which the
license commissioners we're holding com
claye III secret The idea III allowing
city officials TO butt into the giving out
of lieenses And the impfecatidua Of
the PAGERS fsll thud, thud, thlid, Oh the
heads of the men who was supposed to
be back IL the door with tAc commits
sioners. Fifteen minutes later the sus-
pected city official walked into the build
ing, said "Good evening and walked
out again He hadn't been ia the room
With the commissioners al ALL lhe
c0ninrers Of the cussed conspiracy cooked
collectively.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

1t must be embarrassing for Al ac.
tress o. an actor to be compelled To bow
To an audience III the whim Of The eur,
tain RAISER Several times on the local
stage recently the entertainers had
bowed their acknowledgment the APP
planse had ceased entirely and tie eur.
tain hsd been dropped, when lip went
the curtain again. The, actor 81 actress
who WAS making a hasty exit from the
stage to get into the next costume was
arrested when half way behind the fys
and compelled to return and bow to the
audience which had long since turned To
the contemplation Of their next seat
neighbors but which magnanimously re.
surned their handclapping when they
WAS the predicament Of the people On the
stage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

Tint Burlington bunch makes
me think Of Montpelier seminary" de-
clared an Old Goddard man disgustcdiy
I'VE used To arrange practice game
with cm and went down there only to
iiid the team ell with q pack Of girls
botanizing.F
"Mneh We got hold Of them they
wouh look az surprised ~ could be
that we should want to play ball
They'd tell Us that i was such a pleas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

All members wishing tickets Tor tho
grand court convention banquet I'd be
held May 16 can get same from The
folowingi S. H. Cardi, w. NicoL AK
Clark, J. d. Smith, J Forbes and Paul
Pierson. sale Of tickets viii positively
stop May 9th.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

SAY, do you want to know what
Rockefeller tainted money isf asked
8 comedian on the Barre opera house
stage the other evening
Sure, what Il itgg
"Well, l'll tell YER and skewing
himself into the appearance Of Wisdom
personifed the comedian said;
Its this way. fraint yours and
faint minei therefore it's tainted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

ant day that they thought they would
10 out ID the fields and get some spec-
lnens, Oh fudge!"
The Goddard man vas referring I'd
Rnrington's waferiBg % the New
Hampshire state base ball league
matter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27

III be thrown out of 4 team and To
land 81 ones feet II feat that i few
but iifyan could do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27
SOUTH RARRE.

Rev. G. II. Watt win speak az the
South Barre Chapel Sunday evening
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
BAEDMAsTER HELD AT ELLIS ISLAND
Italian and His American Wife Detained
Because Of Lack of Money.

Emilio Ripeila. an Italian bandmaster. and his
American wife are detained on Ellis Island because
al lack Of funds Mrs. Rivela wired to her sister.
Mrs H. T. Hambley, OF Millvale Cal. and. pending
word from her. the young couple will be kept on
tie island. The immigration officials said the
Tivelas had only SIS. They said they were going
70 San Francisco.
RiveIls and his wife in last Saturday, on
the Anchor liner Algeria, from Naples He was
here five wears ago. at the head Of his band. and
attracted some attention for several seasons. In
Oakland Cal he met Miss Nettie Wilson, sixteen
years old, daughter Of wealthy planter, and they
were married. The bride accompanied her husband
his
Last November the husband was stricken with
paralysis HIS wife took him TO New York, ana
together they boarded the next outgoing stea Ensr
for Italy where she nursed linn back to fairly
good health. They had intended to spend few
weeks with her sister d MilNale. Cal. after which
lie purposed organizing another band.
Riyella had some success in his own country
before coming here, and because Of his ability
much sympathy was felt for the couple: He car
Iied off three prizes Al a Turin music festival
where 80 bands were entered. This came TO the
notice OF the King, who made him knight or one
OF tho lOyal orders.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
SAY COUNT WAS FAIR.
O9c;aEs of Insurance Companies
Uudisturbed by Fraud Cry.

,o1 ggr Scrugham, of the international
.,++ee saws he intends TO lay affidavits al
linz the forging of ballots in the life insur-
-, elections before District Attorney Jerome
a. otber prosecuting officers throughout the
aa,ntry. the officials of the Mutual Life and the
- york Life and the inspectors of elections
- Yesterday that the vote had been counted
,,o,rly according to the Armstrong law.
:. e announced that the report of the Mutual
,.snsctors will be ready in ten days. 1t is not
.bonebt that, in view of the overwhelming plu-
~autv Of the administration tickets the inter
,o,ional committee can delay the acceptance
- the inspectors reports on the elections and
she immediate organization Of the new boards
Of directors.
vioe-Presdent Dexter was not inclined to
..,o much stock in the cry of Fraud In reply
% the charges Of Mr.. scrugham he said:
do not believe there is a forged ballot on
either side, hut il is possible that many mis-
takes have occurred
Ne have statements that certain ballots cast
Cor the united committees ticket are signed by
o,ber than the policyholders. but we have as
surne6 il was done carelessly, without reaiZa-
sion of the importance of the vote. OF over
sl,ree hundred thousand votes cast for the first
time by policyholders. ii is quite possible for
errors To have Crept in think that every case
can be explained on that ground. We shall not
make charges that the votes OF the oppoSltlon
not properly executed are fOrgeries Possibly,
however If we did not have such large vote
vre might be more interested in some or these
ssrrors" on the united committees ballots.
Mr. Dexter said he had not seen the afldavits
regarding forged ballots that Mr. Scrugham de-
rlsred had been offered TO, but not accepted, by
the Mutual inspectors.
Melvin II. Dehlberg. of the Mutual board OF
snspectors said he had no doubt that there
might have been many forged ballots counted.
hut added that the law was at fault and not
Che inspectors, if such was the case. He said
that Mr.. Scrugham had never offered any aff-
davits charging specific cases OF forgery at any
meeting OF the inspectors attended by him.
The Mutual Life inspectors decided that they
we're not empowered TO decide whether forgeries
had been committed OF not on the other hand,
The inspectors Of the New York Life attempted
10 reject palpable forgeries. Alphonse G.
Koeble New York Life inspector, said: "As
II was not charged in the Scrugham statement
that We have counted any forged administration
ballots we find no criticism OF US in ii. We
would like 10 have it made plain that in every
case OF a forged ballot cited by Mr.. Scrugham
the inspectors had already thrown out the
forged administration ballots"
Mr. Scrugham says he has about forty cases
of alleged forgery in this county TO lay before
District Attorney jerome. Of which some twen-
ty-Ave are in the Mutual and the remainder in
the New York Life.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
RECEIVER FoR THE WOLF COMPANY.

fBy Telegraph 20 The rribunel
Scranton, Penn. April s.-An involuntary petition
n bankruptcy filed here to-day against the
Wolf company, large manufacturers OF milling
machinery. with extensive plant at Chambers
burg. Penn. The petitioning creditors were the
New York Cordage Company, Charles A. Schieren
Co. and the Richardson Scale Company, all OF
New York City. The act OF bankruptcy alleged
vas an admission IN writing by the Wolf company
q &c inability 10 pay its debts and it's willingness
70 oe adjuoged bankrupt on that ground. 6uill-
van & Cromwell OF New York representing not
ellg the pettioninR creditors, but also the tarrel
Foundry and Machine Company, at AnsOnia, Conn.
ne Chicago Betting Company and other large trade
sieQitoFs, secured the appointment OF walter *:
snafp, Of Chambersburg, receiver, with full
power 20 continue the business IL Is the purpose
~ sullivan & Cromwell 70 have an examination
made OF the business and its earning capacities,
With a view 20 re0rganizing the company IN the IN
tefesi o. the creditors.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
WABASH CONTROL DENIED.

Cleveland, Auril SIN answer TO a suit against
ihc Wheeling & Lake Erie, Wabash. the Wabash
Pit1shurg Terminal and the West Side Belt rail-
way companies. i. a. Delano of Chicago, presi-
dent Of these interests, denies that the Wabash
has any affiliations with The other roads. II was
sleged In a suit brought by the Automatic Stamp
ing Machine Company that the Wabash operated
passenger trains over the line Of the Wabash Pitts
burg Terminal President Delano declares in reply
fhat the Wabash does not or control the
Wheeling e. Lake Erie, nor does IL lease or operate
81 3. A. Worthing. first Vice-president OF the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, filed a similar affidavit.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

Anmsitre Florent is n French cook who is only
s.Aiefn years old. He says he can bake sweets
@t "ll Ehtisfy the most sensitive palate. and has
always believed he could make a name for himself
t'ae se only land IN America. Several weeks ago
:, = slowed himself away the French liner La
6ssAIane an hour before she steamed out Of Hayre
~ Iylfse he WIS found. ON her last trip oEt
resl.slt was carried back 10 ais native land The
fi-stl q The vessel Sweat they saW him get on at
te: Yet when La Touraine which came n
f'p.le eeg, was three days AZ sea FlOrent again
..s-yFefel IN the hold. Another effort Wfli be
1Aoe % make him stay az home.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
ooAsrwlsE seILoRe PREPARE REQUESTS

Formal charge was taken yesterday Of the affairs
o Harbor 70. !, Of New York, OF the American
association % Masters. Mates and Pilots. which is
preparing demands 20 be submitted TO the coast
wise steamship lines, by Luther B. Dow, general
counsel and grand purser OF the association. who
aao been visiting the New England branches OF the
-oesDciauon. Captain Dow, who is also general
TT.enaeer OF HarbOr No. l. said that requests. not
Ns4liands. would be made IN week on the coast
nlse steamship lines on behalf of the first, second
.IA LlfQ ofilceFE. Tor nlgher WaReE.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
q. PTo CONTINUE IMPROVEMENTS.

Omaha, April s-,rhe Union Pacific has officially
announced the building Of hundred miles OF
new double tracking in Wyoming. 10 be finished
this year. The new tracks viii complete the
double tracking Of the road across the State or
Wyoming The cost of the one hundred miles is
estimated az s. 00o O00
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
BRITISH TRADE INCREASING.

Ladon. April s-The March statement Of the
Board OF Trade shows increases Of S22SS5.5OO In
imports and sl555s.50O in exports. In the imports
the Increases included raw materials. Of which
tiZ5o09 was cotton from the United States In
exports the Increases were in manufactured gooos'
principally iron and steel
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
James MCCreery & Co.
25rd Street.

RUG DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
200 Rare Antique BeIOOchistan Rugs
Sizes f. ) ft. to ft : fit.
1850 and 5000
200 Antique MOsuI Rugs.
1880 and 1900
100 India and Persian Carpets.
Oft. Y ~ fl. to 12 ft. xfSft. 100 per So ft.
The above prices about one-half
usual figures.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
C0meSticS

- -LAsC
A list of great interest to those
who have use for such goods, if
economy in buying is an object,
80. Prices going up. goods grow
ing scarcer-hOw do we do It?
Never mind the chow
and profit by these OppOrtuni-
ties -
Ready Made Pillow Cases-45X56 inch
fine fnish-s inch heu-value IA. SA'
Linen finish Sheets-fuH size Cs1x9O)-
Mil price SO cts.-.....---...-.-.-.- .OS.
LimIt-One dozen.
Yard Wide Bleached NIuslins-
soft hnish-Gnill lengths
OF 20 70 yds.-worth 9-yd- -----. OA
LdmIt-2O yards.
Dwight Anchor Shrunk Muslins-
~ inch-by scanning centre Will
make full size sheets-value IS. 4 8
BIeached Cheeze CIoth-S6 inch
usually "A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
so inch Tarlstans-coIors and white
value 1874 ....................... S&i
Featherproof Tickings-Satiu finish
excellent stripe designs-reg. .22ia 4 u.
German Linen TickinE-plain red
SO ch-featherprocf-fast color
worth so OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .22Ai
= or AWNING SIrlpe5--TGlIlpIcOL ana
fast colorS-wOrth 30. ..,-....,,.... 4 81
Awning Stripes-OI boiled colors-
large assOrtment-worth .28........ 22
Pure Feather PilIows-Odorlsss-
free from dust-fancy stripe itching
2ox2S-vaL 20 So 22x2s-val- SO .60
Feather Pillows
hest herrIngbOne ticking
20x2s-vaL 50 80 22X2s-vaL .sS 10
Mixed Geese Feather Pillows
best herringboue ticking
2px2S. val 1-19 so 22x2s, val. 10 90
Crib OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES covered
36X45 inch-best cotton-reE- SO. -. SO
Lightweight Comfortable
pure cotton hlling-hgd silkoline tops
reg. $l-@5 .-.--...---. -.-.--..-..... .9S
Fig'd SilkoIine Comfortables-rsversib
pure cotton flling-value $1.79. II 40.
value S19s....f 90.
Othsrs-6 inch border-vaIue 50 %. I .9S.
Fun Size White Crochet Spreads
value sI.ss .72B
Hemd or fringed and cut corners
value S1es. II 40
Extra fine White Crochet-fuI size
value So 10 II 70
Extra fine and lsrEe-he-n q. friuged
and cut coTners-value s. 80 .--.-1 I 90
No Mail or Telephone orders.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.


single insertions cents per line, SIX
teen words seven times consecutiVely. u.
which entities advertiser 10 have rooms
entered for q pesiod Of fourteen cays ~. N
The Tribuns's Directory VI Desirsos
Rooms. Write for circular
Full information concerning theso ROBINS
NAV be had free OF charge. Et the UptS Wn
once OF The New-York TItorne. 'oOs
Broadway. between 96th and SIth SIS
Elegantly furnished apartment. pfi'as,SS sS
hath. 81 daily. including meals one. =
daily: tWo. 81 20 daily. Alabama, 10 East
ilth at
72D ST. 100 WEST (between L ana
subway express statiouF). Reantllu'
rooms with or without private haths' su
perior table: references given and required
NTH ST. 3l3 WEST Desirable large aud
small rooms: southern exposure seCoho
and third floors; superior board; references
exchanged.
CONVENT AVE, 42T. Washington Heights.
Pleasant. large room, with board hoiho
cooking: suitable for two; references
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

AELrFACTURERS OF billiard and pool ta-
bIes: high grade bowling a.ey OuiIders'