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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-24
DEATH OF EDWARD LAWRENCE,
WelI-Known Former Business Man
 Passes Away,

Many will regret the death of Edward Lawrence. which took place June 22 at his residence, 343 Humphrey street after many months of declining health. All tfat the best medical skill and devoted care could do were unavailing to re- store him to health. MT. Lawrence was a thoroughly good citizen in the best welfare of New Haven and was a suc- cessful business man. He was for years agent and representative for New Haven and other territory for large Pennsylvania coal corporation and he transacted a large business for the company in this section. He able serv- el the city years ago as a member of the common council.
 He soon followed his wife, who died only two or three weeks ago and many will sympathize with the children in their double bereavement. They are Mrs. Winfield P. Damn of Lawrence street and Miss Olive Lawrence, who resided with her parents. Mr. Law renee will be also missed at Woodmont where he occupied every summer, for about fifteen years past one of the fin- est summer residences on the Wood mcnt shore, which he had built under his own supervision. The funeral ser vices of MT. Lawrence will take place at his late residence this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-24

icated it's armory Saturday and many from this part of the city attended the exercises at the armory in Orange street.
 The marriage of Miss Helen Frances Dochan, formerly of Fair Haven, to Francis NJ. Roche took place in St. Johns church, saybrook, Wednesday, The bride has resided in saybrook for the past four years.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Poole of 90 Henry street, wish to announce the engage ment of theiir daughter Minnie to Christopher Perkins, son of MT, and Mrs. Edward Perkins of 344 Lexing- ton avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-24

q am always filled with patriotic feelings whenever I gaze upon the dear old Stars and Stripes" said the large waisted millionaire.
 That being the case," said the tax assessor, I'm going to carry a flag with me the next time I call to have you list your personal property. ."-Ch- cego Record Herald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-24

Young Lady-I think it Is shame that you bad boys should laugh and cheer because that poor gentleman slip ped and fell on the banana peel.
 Tommy Tuft-But we don't think 1t a shame, lady. That was the School Board officer. Philadelphia Inquirer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-24
ghe gnmrt1aI and Gnmrter
Monday, June 24.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Announcement-Chas. Monson Co. shades-Brown & Durham.
 Vacation Shoes-N. H. Shoe Co. Clearance Sale-Muhlfelder Bros. l Pre-lnventory Sale-Keller Est A. utchinson-Probate Notice. Summer Drinks-S. S. Adams.
 -Position-B. K, This Office. Wanted Man--1074 Chapel Street. Yale Week-Gamble-D e-Desmond Co. Postum-Grocers' Entertainment-Hyperion. Steamers-American Line. Old Yale Store-MaIley Co.
 Cleaning Cleaner Co. Lost--Pin-501 George Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-24
EAmrat3nm.

MIR, FREDERICK WELD ~ill engage the services Of limited number of good singers for a corus choir. Voices tried at 139 Orange St.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-20

legged, advanced her 5000 on her dream and took mortgage.
 He was so fired with the idea that he even~ agreed to give Mrs. Trayes s1O0 per month, pending the develop ment of the mine, and to allow her to take the first s25,000 profits-a mere bagatelle.
 When Afford got to the mine, he found crushing disappointment The ore which she said would easily assay $50 or $60 ton, was worth no more than $4. He returned to Los Angeles and angrily demanded an explanation from the old lady.
 As he repeated his story on the wit ness stand, Mrs. Traves almost went crazy, when he told her the mine was worthless. He said she almost went into mysteries and so insane a glitter came into her eyes that his wife grew afraid.
 But her faith was too old and too long grown to be crushed. She re- l fused his demand for his money back and was sued for s46,066 by Afford. ] Her attorneys retaliated against him with a demand for S50,000 for not car rying out his contract. Troughout the trial Mrs. Trayes stoutly contended that her mine is still a veritable King Solomon's hoard When the court gave judgment ir her behalf, her glance in Judge Hut tons direction was one of pitiful re proach, for he had toppled over the dream at last
 ''It was simply mutual dream O wealth" said the court, in announcint his decision. Tt is astonishing ana incredible that a man of such keeI sagacity as Mr. Afford should have relied on the statements of this feebl' old lady who knew nothing abou mines or mining, but who was bouye' up by dream amounting to hallu cination-"
 The court said he could not but be lieye that Afford placed his principa reliance upon the report of "Proi Ihne" and upon the fact that Warrei
 Gilielen had thought enough of tn
 mine to take mortgage. He did no
 say what he supposed Gillelen place
 his reliance on.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-20

street, as some proposed, would not warrant the enormous cost.
 As to the cost of this improvement, so far as the PittsbuTg end is con cerned, only the barest ideas were ob- tained. It will run into the millions. VI niis discussing JnIS feature iL was shown that during the past five years the Pennsylvania railroad has eX- pended more than twenty-three mil lion dollars in improving the termi- nals of this district, not one cent of which meant an increase in mileage, but wholly to care for the growing Pittsburg traffic. That is large sum for any one section, so that one of the reasons for delay fin the electrifi- cation may be put down to the pres ent lack of money to carry OF the work and continue improvements in New York and elsewhere, now only partially complete. However, a corps of experts are going over the field, studying every phase of the problem.
 The study of the matter thus far has brought about a design for an electric locomotive which has about decided the officials of the road upon future construction of these machines. One of a model type was put together in the shops at Altoona to be used in the East. It will be possible to use it either with the third-rail system or the overhead and generally styled 1 "single-phase" system. The power ful machine, it is said, moves almost lnoiseIessly and it's speed possibilities are only governed by considerations of safety. President McCrea, who is a Pittsburgher and familiar with the sentiment here regarding the smoke nuisance, has urged the electric sys ! tenn.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-20
GUILELESS OLD LADY
 FOOLS EXPERTS

(Continued from Page 9.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-20

Witnesses. WILLIAM J. FRANCIS. CHARLES W. HULL LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
 Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-20
NOTICE OF REPLICATION FOR
 U. S. PATENT.
Mineral Application No. 29e. Mineral Survey No. 2411.
Phoenix, Arizona,

Phoenix, Arizona,
 october 12, 1907.
 Notice is hereby given that I. ". Wallace, whose postoffice address is Bisbee. Arizona, has made appiica- ton for U. s. Patent for the following mining claims known as Climax, Cy- clone. Epoch, Black Bear. Schnectady. Old Stratton. Comet. Star, KeaTsage, Fraction No. 1. Fraction No. 2, Frac- tion No. 4. situated in Sections 27 and 2S, Tp. g S., R. "A E., in the Warren Mining District, County of Coch:se. Territory of Arizona, and more par ticulary described as follows. to-wit: CYCLONE: Beginning at Cor. No. i. whence N. W. Cor. Sec. 3, Tp. A S., R. A E.. G. & s. R. B. & NJ, brs. s. 2 deg. 36 min. 90 sec. F. 6S45.3 1t. Thence N. il deg. 96 min. 30 sec. E. 302.9 it. to Cor. No. ?; thence N. 10 deg. 21 min. E. 1900 ft.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-20

to Go. No. 9. Thence N. 77 deg. S9 min E. 600 it. to Cor. No. f, Thence s. 10 deg. q min. ". 1500 it. to Ger. No. ,. Thence s. T deg. 39 min. W:
 G072 it. to Cor. No. 1, the place of inc hpoiuDiDp
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-20

For Review job and business office Gail Phone g.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-20
FUTURE IS SOUND
 FOR COPPER MARKET

CContinued from Page g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
ron THE PUBLIC GOOD.


a MnnnGncknr@rss Fgraseas For TnteM-
zaamG Hss Faet@rF,
On Oct q the large musicGi lnstru-
rnesat factory ct C. q. Conn at Elkhars,
Eaa.. WAS unloniDea froza fcp To bot-
ten. This was brought shout hy I'D
agreement between M Conn and tAs
Mes1l P0iikhsrs. Buffers PsGtsFs Brass
Moldeux and silver workers uascn,
0zgy 1uAoa maA wii hereafter H. er-
pagyed III tie factprEs ali disprses are
to be settled by ArtEraloa zRd q nsne
hgur day Is established At TIE wzges
formerly paid f0r ten h9ars work
When interviewed TIE csber dny Mr.
Cam sala III answer Il the query III
whv Be had made sreh a radical
change ID the &absr eezdisions at hss
fartcFy
ii hare sswaral reasons for tasting
this step. First. eonssasr X q good
business prspgsissen neIt ! fnvoF IN
taa labor fer fhe reason that Il af-
9eras advantages ID working paeple
which ranaaf Otherwise ne chtasnei
The most Important reason howerer.
for piaelav aay 1zctazy IN the aaasn
ranks 4 bscause the power and inap-
eaee II organized lasag ksre became
a@Ssn Al beth 10 Fnh4sc good ard the
uaintenaDce ot the Anerscsn wage
standard a high wage standard il
necessary to national prosperity"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
GLEANINss.

Onlv cue E4n il a tbozszrd II the
Russian sruy possesses a handkeT-
rh5sE.
Packs II fazsshcd wolFes and Wild
hozrs are terroEizsag TIE P1upssuna
district q spain TIE animals ven,
fure into TIE center of he villages
An Aipsae guide who YVES rescued
after sIesalag aFp days GDd ulgnts "a
TIE huge mouA tain drifts attempted -
esespe tF cutting 3 passage three
rzilee bong = the szam
A company Ia Portuguese Esst AZ.
rsca offers 4 reward Of SIS Tor each
uan Killed within TIE area q its con.
eessiaa. Tbs hE1teF y allowed % re-
tan tsSe sEias az ALI aous shot
a new Issue Of Tfalian m0aey IN
ras3. Eiyer. bzozEs ard nickel wsll
soon he ra-sy for etreB'atlSu- Lead
sng Itsisnn designers bare bees Al
wDrk on fle drawings ana EusA IA
hopad for ID me flashed result.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
how's Ths.

We 1feT Ore gs1ndTes d. sars Reward Fog AIS
case - 4ssFrS thas saEzss BE cared ~ taS
EAeazrA G2re
n. 8 CHENEY Il C. Triaan. o.
we shs1nfseF 3gned. Ma2se k7zsmx m VI EE4N.
mFg ar tha 9GE1 III TEars. and hsfaewe kN 4aas.
texty hcraxzAse III N tms4ness tg3m4acsa zas
Ard siAzEeiAs 8ssie 70 garry oar Mry " Is ssszs
assAas ky Ais fs'n
MA1Des kzxNAw s MA1r9x
Wkasessia oywEgAsts, Talsae n
Halls ES11Srsk E&5H II eBsken anfexrS2Hiy. srszns
6SSNafaE rtasa shA aaeA AaG ss4rsusk saTs ases n
s&as Er&iNm TSgesxsaSsas4 sgzis ss4e Prize II
cents per hotter ~ela ~ a@ DTm4rxEi4
Take MaHs Fzzxiy asiilS fsT uaszsSliaAxssz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

John Osgood, Pioneer in kew YORK. Was
Good to Employees.

John Osgoos, Pioneer in Ssw York. Was
Good to Employees.
New YORK. Feb e-John osgoea, one
q the pioneer iron manuiaetuFeFs 81 this
state. died THURSDAY a bis home, 10,
lss Hast Seventy fourth strsets in biz
ssh year. Ibough bern ii Canada. b.
wsnt early q Hfs Is Pouiinsy. Ut, where
Be learned The trade Of 80 iron mould
en-. and he became citizen when 81
years ula
Six years later 81 mtred "a Fort Ed
anra. where De foan1ai ard Ter go years
maintained cue Fl the largest iron msn-
Mart uaiag Interests ia nothssn Men
AoFk. Mr. Oosgsoa Mxs helasTer in
empluyes having share IN The profits
of tle basiness, ard 81 TIE prices aA
vaneed be aasanced the wages a ihose
In lis eneloy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

Salnaslms. Miltoo's antagonist Was
b mAa of mild manners gnd aHiet in
speech. bat bic wife imagined be aia
not e himself Justice il controversy
uaiess Be called hls antagonist vie
names Some Of bis manuscripts arr
axtaat containing abusive werds Inter.
ilne1 III her eva handwriting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

II is said that wood msy be thor
oughiy preserved ~ being impreEnaf.
"a with = strong solution of eaicium
bisulpaate and afterw&rd with csnstse
TINE The peves are thus filed WITH
the two solutions. which are 0xidizei
b. exposure 70 the air and becpms
practically part q the wood itself
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
saoT nan WIZ his WIFE.
AsTark Man Eillea Rival After ForEsl
ing E1opement

As-A+~sA%it~
Newark, n y Feb a.--xs asn the nait
os Aaphaea Ralunl.s "a IS cmsler sfnsea
etaE'al several tatsatis Ara with Eaetana
FaFrp NJ Brook lyn. MI ga4 sgnss,sg
feFEare her ard Eana. Ter hack. Yes44r
day PAluznfso ssaaa Pigrp with tis uiie
as his hume aad shss ana kallea ~
nzan. Then he Surrendered 10 the 81
lice
When Mrs Paln.Rbo RAJ away witt
FlgTs sase hlashand found fhesn living u
gether IN brooklyn and gaze Pirro i
terrible h~atiRs- His vile pleaded wsE1
alasa finn fpE-iEesRss aala he ransErtAz I'll
take hsr ha~k
Yesterday marTing PolnsniO Ssfs horsg
sskeasihly to 60 To mnsk IEs1eaa hs
EesAsnea Ia Lis helae. aaa il nov az
pears IT. haa faspas4asl Ter s1sise tsars
thas his wife haa ressnlaa ~ gssatiazIs
Win Pirc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

g12 sA4.K N EgH r. EETE ZEAL
ESTAiK AssESES-
wsrte.tsas4rs.i s.gs,sa ssp1s ~ sssaa Is fse
N5Btts ass 81 Ga t1s saN1sr, Prise sr
Ensgi. SAae4 Sz8a8fA 9a4I
gSra ssn4saeas hnasr aatn ana stasssaass.
issaaF@3 ~ ne Use II sases&a Railroad. &enss
ssr sc 81 aQ1se- fezse S2.iesNs 2stzd
FsfE il xsEiarz 1Ka. ~ - fF9aa San
itsriiss eSsts s. = agtss, s9ls frE@ z ss94-
EAxiE @i4s ks41 a. 81 y ea@4 4@1 zs1a. f1Sly
ca s@aa EeaAa sshaal em& rAaaen EeasRAIms.
EF q aa8ss gnrlH4aHE ctws- same gaszg
stark al the faraztGE seels, f4a saFJa4EL
NigAt ta2e aecAr Aisass s. = 1A1asa. sti1
FuE SkEE-sisSnste aaszafss e as Mss
EifRza 3 laird, laentsiA rFpss y Gapat, -.
HrGaAE~tx IT rs EcRseo - mr. aSsfA e Mr.
ElaisE EhH s9stnAss grs3s zad nrEt S3ea& snast
- seia TIE tso4s caFsass ~ vwa Aaeessaa &
ShfEeAi 81 Mffessqls. N18- - afA g.
sssis. sM1 NStst1z1e EFalser* polishing IA
easnes gEkeH saeE 1efTidks. ona laTEs grad
izr-srs1az HaeNs GaH szfEe yzrH aerf5rk-
aasAflF RES FS@ 3id1xE sariAcefx- vista ex-
TIA fasas zealsFisE tsH6s- aeSf- ~ gsuFaEntzat
tc@is rM0 FtHg dgyis. SEass FIpAs- cMasns. BARS
HarR5ns Naa nnaF either s1aAli xazeas and
lHgrs sterk 81 Hsgre fsrAalss 1nasts a sac
y IA f24c4 Ae4f Estrte AEeaer. Acezzs S md
Il B0issex 5fesk Bare, " 3s2sy
Eos theabaFt tn1aira s. EAs r. q xfa Rat
E8iakE A@eaey. AsSHs n 80 ~ Bslstss &sack
EaEfe- VI aslaPnpws 15@--
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

Get Pstest az E1aiEtrusti5le cagb0a-
"A pafat has haen gSaniaa on sAe
[srean 1EsAtain fnaisiruit le tarboH-
4 pgsTssss paeas Rad been granted
on q ae@ ETsaess af msnas At griE,g
the argieles hmt AZ tle ra1boa Eil nof
h@sn osss Mhem used fila electrical
rs-r1sss she parties lat ereste a
have seeafsd patent On tie pressass
Hsalf The oansrs Ct fhe riss1 are G.
Dsgss. X WEsai1g4BH, ChaT5ss Euwe,
cf JAaasiea, ans gFuaaan n. Sor1s. IL
North EgraEDpEs N2Es a ,amy
with large cash capital 3 reaag ID 81
gaEize ard wsli ssea have the Rsw Jed-
dzsgT ca the market Several sSisrniug
tnn basAness men are interested IN ihe
mattev
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TIE Txmxz VIA uzhasse wEzsA znxs an.
Fuzna Enz sz1s 10 Ges 9sss--xnsrx advertise
rmnNsx-lKE Tns rata rF t@ny asnes fng FmezEF -&wi
nMxrk s1r Ire 6xRs tneerTsen and @FR eH&w t0s
e@r& OF ra&oNRnx 1naerIas@s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
APPEARING Old
acts ~ Bar fa PxuaaaAzs EmRasy-
xnsmg.


1ssms.
Ton czEsnt aHrg5 g ETcw cls
IL these Gays az aErsn1osls enE pesitlon
K i rspesSaTg to uEzszt2.r, as aezg "a
passsh1e enas v0utNfHl aDsearaxoe
III IL 5npasaGtas Ec Es this w1thsat re-
EkSnsng 4 xuTa9Ds grewth ~ hGsr
Ths zTesAacs OF nzazr4g i~64netAs shs
Hesezee 81 hrr ad1g gers wzia1
Hxea zra ssTaveS In TIE roots C the
aa4r nntH Il cauFHs zstal n221rass
.Sewbr8's HerTirsse ~ the rriE kngwn
ssm1rrTes nf trss yaaz. and X IS AZ a2so-
1--we as 4 = 3elsEhtfai 20 uHe
Egerr &c naakeE en- e1ezan1 hslr 6razs-
zg as vel as Dandr1s cura
Accept ns sgsAsts tzst e--sfzere u nane.
Scld N.Y. aas9krr druggists SanE aAs an
saampe fsr sample 10 TIE EEsrpicasa Co.
Detroit M4eA
Two sizas--sn cants arS 85N8
r. a Drown, SPECIAL AgHnt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

The land tortoises % mzny countries
bury themselves IN the uand 81 the bot
toms n streams and marshes On fhe sp.
prDarh % winter ana also, i i said *
he coming ~ 9 protracfed drought
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

- - Ar - -

Naw-~ TseEt go IA truMNtsF Ia aaik
Faarn--8aa acre 8afm HaFst@ass &ssiSters
Mai cal asasAas ei haFs
fnts-sa aerea ~ qis = ~ ~ &re6ss - satt
glIst1gaefs
Plstase-sse n1res zastara ara a24hqas
taIfftaxs ssA HAAS fsrm
Apps ii saofr1 r4s8tes East stre4s e. Perry
Mas1 ksfAss ASNAes ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
1851 AND FOUND.

Hts f-- Ertaa4 4NrAime AfaNaHM Nfrass@v6sa
Essa Fais rttv Ezxg NaEaiu aag9 wiG HACK
a3as FtDat9 pzsaze fFtas1a Metaslaae
et sa2Aslns Axeae 4tatac 81 z lf4a54s-
gills4 11ss3
Eo3TND--A hasan ~ kHss. nWHEr esm hAe4
saass III taS.aMs Fl s@aafa A. EnsAln ANd 81
aag fgF Hsa a1. go
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
NEeRo Is HE'D.
Claims to Have Defended ATirsna Wen
an aEd child from slaysEA. ThCugh

az 60 N'H-1 A-SAA
Paosnix, All, Feb 2.-Mrs, Harvey
Norris ami hsr 7-year-old SOB re1e silA
"a Thursday near thEir home. Mrs. Nor
ris husband had isit fol Rees~Tet dWt
inc the mWnng. nna a nagFo SCOTT X
srI,srTas in the toR5 with ais tarQa'
~ slightly aad alhar marie g fleienge
ar,ssent. alleging that be Injuries Nert
Received In offending t2ie NquaH tror
tse assacM at two Mexleans BIO kiiiel
bsr a8a thA tAGll Ese u bed in gaRi
tody.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

MAATE E8--1l8FH 8rst-gsass AaUAe * taaea-
rF-Nse Sesrg stae4s "a manufacturers fS2x d
f7la 81 g5n5s - Sssf.1Sut Eslig 8ss Nzats s-sssA
u1a - EsaHsGe a3sa<a NseassA1s A4ssEasss-
Saz4rF 81 ~ per ssss ard IS ssrsEsek- fssF-
alss ~ 1lT- AaEe extra fsus1rs zss5Fgzs wasza
s#Qssa s4H1GM3 IS maaTa THAN Fhe sxtasy- arr
~ aaaf ntgSt aafms.A Efa& FsftrsrCek ard
EzAz e4Kh wHiea IS s1sisfaeszgsy sseaseA.
ssrass. Fresiasas, - sszlA eth -. ~
- Ma Fea Sc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

WANTE D. = z zzza-zrea Ens&a IT, az xsusF-
q sssassu,srg kzssslF AZ So Saz4H Main street
~ 81 HnrAes stzssie TF 49,. &Fa1s
WANTED Esraar rsia l51e z4r2 III So &e9e4Az
z1ase~ak AF4ss ass g ssE2aet1 I'm ST @zas3
wRNrFIl F4zsssssassal s4snsrrapher d.
ss7ax ssssifiaa address a 1f1ses e.
hee. sS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
MN MANIED

ia learn 80 d14Fe Ard rsrsif Nnfarer Aa.fs: Tsa-
ssfaazs upea pxgaug Sts.iN t2 Ss5as pef wssAk
- tslHVetczE zaan. ti.iDe DEszsBe 402 He
Eszsfsng UaarSe n1gariE1e sz dcr-lst -
susesE Gar NSzfesE ss1 lazSs tzsesee = sptt1a1-
W set into 115s rex indSsfFE NDSF. ~ tasa
as4aaz5 Cot co.'s Esssat msea y greater shAH kAH
saasas SEND SsAng faf GaEas9@tlt- B0S1A@
AaSa Sehu5l 80 Treraunt S. BeSsaA. Largest
xz.z ass1 znEo sea1ss5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
ABOUT THE STATE.
Etszs u Interest slsansa FRAN or
ExrAznEez

-AN-@AS " AAAr4@A% sssEAN@l 44&Z ~N1
EErAzn5sz
The ystal stat5ssses al stowe for the
year 1865 show sAat there were ten
marriages, snsEg thsne hig-hss ND zh5r1F
four deatAs II thus saRn Iassng that
period.
The d1aieatgTy exercises III the Bap-
tisE church at BeEav Whiah WsEa ID
asFs taken PAare ganaary III aaa ~
we're deferred on account Of 81 mEny
Gases 81 fitness i this parizA-
pr1sas from TIE department AZ
Washington disrGatiana tae Fssst-riisfaee
At West Br1okheia amer EebgaArr Is,
ard mail fer sha9 locality wfli 81
thrglgh The NagshEsld Post-osiiee
AIrz nj Carpenter. WI Desfg Lane
who j. ~ years Gle, mhe Aas been
Fery iB is Engaining her health aad
It Is hopes viii ae able se celebrate
hss llaah hirthdag anniversary next
MAY
State Eish ard Came Conaai asianef
I'll g. Thomas hrs aAnpEaacsd she ial-
lSwlng pAzainl liss "a waxdeas tog
FTankllm g@HnsY HaKeTsiSead mi E
w hesloess Era43sasg, ~ A Leanhs FAIR
tax. B. III. Ballard; East Fairfield. H.
Srrzfsyaat; Fletehas. q r. Lcases Her
bert II fIanaarss Fgaaklin, = FL Dun
harni HigAgats Center Renlanaiu Arsi
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HELP WAIVED.

z MADE 81 ax r 6ve yssrg "a the rnafi or
ass Basiseess ess1aa N1tn Sd AMyn1s Aaa -
he NzEk 1.nas sara Sc1 Eaee ssaS.kasfs =. Is
h.ssr 8 rel STARTED. Mannrer. Eox s7a La2E
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FOR SALE

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COLE AT 0RCE

Here j. . premium "a quick rs-
spense to oar adF- lsisenaent.
a4et St4afaer Pals - 7se
2st. Hana-nsa5e Dappszs * 25e
6-aa. Handmade Rans AZ 1oe
1B-at- Eznd -m&de Paas 81 2&
All Tin Eftchen and Pantry Utensils
wsis L. sola regardless 81 cost
Esosi ard Oh Hem&eTs 81 q dise0uat-
Nop and casthes Nringers at iowest
prices
steel and Wood Snow Sl0veis.
Bread Mixers.
Nashsna Machines chest u,adel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02
Working Women Wanted |

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samaen Ia iss nlEfs L9lart sasfs shss sesza-
ang xua COED pay atasywatds lslaress R0Ek-
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

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pst aaezrh. KnqaSrs e. n Ill u zsa 1sss. seas-
Eisasas 4a4 sf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

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II ICY asili sa'seess afper aan. zl AfEag aN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

ENazI. 10 EsES1--Tgss Sszt4era "a Narfs
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-02

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