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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-09

Being a detective looks very much
like loafing to men who really work.
If the honest gambler stays with it
long enough, he will outgrow his hon
eSty.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-09
Games Yesterday.

Games Yesterday.
At Chicago r. H. E.
OLlcdSO D
CleVelanQ
Batteries: Chicago. Feline, Altrocll
and McFarland; Cleveland. Joss, Moore,
Wakefield and Clark
St. Louis-Detroit declared off. Rain.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-09

Times wants will supply your wants.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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STAMINA OF H,aES TEA NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

TOdAva nO.. vos ihabGis ObtsnidO 10 audisuOia con
81 rOy Dc NGVarral
No; psro no puedo t.rd.r ObHsnera Me- han OOndu'
cdo squf con ordOn do que esDerase
-OueYka SpoatSF que nos invtan . una gran oena.
Que nos tOca eatar untos bAuQuss La vsad
cssuaad dSsds hcs "a dos hors kefo que
tsnGisl pAracGia preOOupadO.
YoI do vivamsnto La Male ssGVem sci6ndoSs pOruua
fsoIo praca aaguir dosumbrado vision cue % o ha
ba apareCido no M psro IuU sneonEano Sras
mi ments mulitud de ref xiOnsS
--FlOs6Rcas Sno 60 vsrdadl TAmbiea > h miA FrsOi-
cusndo sAbA tods les dc MI
prOOsptor SeGar oonds. hAbGis lsidoa HutIrcOf
Ya 10 crso LA Mole SOnrendC. como que % uno de
mis- autOrss fGvoritos.
Pusu bisn oOnsnu6 COcOnnau con gravsdAd. psrscs
que suus gran homhrO eDgba Ouando OompSb los donss
do Ii natuAtxA les f,rOs blantas etmers pssoaus
considerable 10 vrtud ma pIan oasSmlCe de
porfume do sobsranA OGcsca Curac6n de lac hsrdss
-SAb6s e 0risRe, hor CocOnnss diio Ii Mole mirando
con 6isES intsrooutor.
No; perO mi prscsptor 10 aabis me hA raeomsndado
muCho que cuSndo stuv Co dlcurrsse sobrs vTtud
Ds que era coss muy pTnvech de que adVOro
cue divide cOnsios HbandO de orA co ISeH ham,
br0
Nj.
Sin ambaros ne pArece que DO olvdaiG 81 ave GspOAda
sador de 10 Bella ESrels; me eoy muriSndO de ina
nici6n,
-F1sS biOD 6n Coconnsa sstl busnA ooaai6n psra
uisar vusstFol argumsntos sobra vrud probar
VuOa NmFa6n poF PtaYcc este sooE dice IN
de los Dss ds obras IepOn esi ten pss odae ton
de 0aserG ssmo GSen cua quers dsO Es eusno Hes
tumbrsr 81 alma 81 dOOr 81 sat6m' go 81 hsmbrs
Ahl Icorqus BAbeiG 81 Rsgol Cx5sm6 COssnnss este"
p.t.cto.
ST mi pPeeaptoF me 10 Snst66, Faupnndi6 Ia Mole.
Csfambal conds enes heehs Ia oFtunSi ha'
reg Carlos TX hbar6S en grsgo con raina
HIFgarita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
nlddlS De luSubo'
De tcdas dimsnsionss. vendsn Dc
sasoRss q 0onSales Hernandez , O
tMAMyY1E. P.R
O0nnultas poR eorro0 pasden hA-

-,OkI&kNER horrlnles % eOme.
% "a tOdos los paises On los que q
nmar ha sido 81 m6vil prinsipAl. Or.
msn { ID ElsgAnsiA y Al basn gus00 %
enmsas, Haando an Perfume 6un JAb6a
valgsr, enando 81 Gxq uisito CasAimsrs
Nore ast-ya On perfume 8 On Jab6n-
u q SUNNI dol buen tOnO. -OolgAAa y
t., Nsw York.
wTEB HEvKTIA.-27 salls Dc
/ crxs, sran casa d h6spsdss. dTa-
We A. hoaalh, Ap0aanAOa para fa@iliaa
j psRsanRs nolAs. oemidAs { einsHaa-
n eeahAvoa 0ahisFbw. BaKes. TslGfone
les. ApAraAds soPrso. 3sS. PreDistA-
Flw Pudro @ahirA, N0tai Msee hotal
~ s cargo ds nm ssEorita eAgus.
aaa
.-3S NECRgARIo sxigir que ssd
asaia ohasngs grabad0 sl n0mbFs d.
gastivo MoiarEissA, psro Hns6lo sstz-
No produss msiCF stssso Qzs una do
eana do hoisllas do aqua mineral 9 Dc
ssr d Anise saxaaive rAdieal, del O.
e6mAgs , dol Intestine, el Digestive
MOiaEriaAa PaxiAsA los alimenlos =
loo haAa satmilahlesi III legitinO Di'
Fsasiyo MOiarriaAS sara o. IN diA lAs
in1igestienas, On m aas Lee 6ispeE'
giaa 8 gasAxslgiAs, = aE trss mssss les
rs graves snfsEmsdadss aF6Hisas Dol
ssa6maso y del intsstiao, II uni
vs-.almsnAa souGrm edo, On lorna siH
lEsal. que ID saaAsla del Digestive
MnssPPiaae 90 vsrdadsFARants radisa'
txsaRicF ( Ii DO aodos lee otFos ~
u iins. Do vsnta o. lss prinatpalss
garwaalaa dc Esrnpa = AmGFisA.
O. DE- vKNDEi UU lote do tRbas
q rama. sosssAo Dc 1Ses, Dc les Hs
iores vegAs de OagAAa. DiTigirSs
cuiacaau oahozudn o., OAg1ss, PHsF'
Rin0,
--RI sssnv ulAE NAVARRO %
aAahlaaidn m naaiaA d. AhaeaAe
HoaaEfa 20 sgAa GlEdAd. ealls 20 9az
IxEta u1mspe i.
RIsres Aate In CsFM FsdsRAL Cor
4 A RiEbSitn ds a0da II Isl0 ? coFtl
axarMA~A. saaiRanAaE0 AG;mian0 O.
e1aaoa e. lflzloS a PVnpisdsdsa. ia-
scrn0EAal6a De 0AxpoVAaiaRes col Dall
' extRAngoRAa y tssmilaai6n es 0xv0'
Aisatas ae axpF0piAsi6n iegxosa.
Aa@paan60 10 N@bla e0wget9mala
~, astah ahlselda o. 81 ojaFaie!0 d0 LEI
IN al0aes Do Abag4SS , MeaaRi0, O.
0gAns nIAG NAVARRO 90 disp0He
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
La RElNA MARGARtfA

uda ros e e del Oven mOnraa que 90 exnda nm psnsrAnO
pOrfume pOr dOnds Ola lba pasadO.
La MOlo OstrsmOOi6 do pies Oabsxa y O0mprendendo
ace iba q casr. % apOy6 contra 81 muro.
MsHOsrita dssapareci6 como una visi6n.
VOnfs ssEorl do pSie enoargado do O0nduoir La Mole
la gsIsTfa infsTior.
oh G s 0xcam6 La Mole snbriagAde puss come q io-
ven udcAba emno d cua aeababa de sIeIsS MaTGa
aSperaba vOvsrIa SIN ii 90 dAba prisa.
En- efsctO al s0ar 10 alto Dc ID sscasrs psrCb6 en- l
nso nfsrOr;y asIe OauadAd " ruido do
hubOGen eGad0 hsata ella 10 CoVto Mgaria sVn6
caboSs nuestro joVon pudo v0rla Vez
Obi diiO agosndo psiN no una mortal % una diOSs
y como die Vir0iEo Moran:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17

-VSnisl pregunt6 81 paja.
"a vOy, dijo L. Mole. dispsnsadms, u vOy.
81 psis pFOoOdi6 La Mole b6 pSO abr6 una primsrS
pusra dsspufs eunds denSpdOss d dints h diiO:
-Este 90 81 site que deb6s sipsnr.
L. Mole sntr6 sn gsra ouya pusFts p Cerr6 tras e.
La gsria solo stAba Ooupada por hOmbra cue pa
aOaba quO, . % Vs4 psroefG OsporSr.
La nochS smpabA sxendsr sombras sorO 10 Alto do
les b6VedsS lOa dos 6vsnsa Snoontaban
VENTS pasos do stanCa podan sin embargo
Il Moe aprexm6 Ousndo stuVe de dOtanoa
De- seouDdo OabalaFo, txclam6:
-Mucho SDgH 6OI SshOr duaus De Coconnas al
Al ruids De pasOs pamonGs hIbs vuSo s con.
emplabS mamo aSombro OOnque hsbs do contemplate
Voto ssnssi 'xlam6 LlkVsms 81 disbo d sl 20.
Aor La MO Oil Soy dcsndO sstoy hIaSfsmSndO
del rOy Psro Ibshl 81 ry jus mu no cue 20
hssAs ca mama gIssia Csramba RahmOa "a L0uyrOl
"a 10 vsis Ios b. dado NtrsdA sl Eh u de Bssmsl
ST ElVh do Bl1mstG m snsantadOr alamGn. =.
ty ouiSn 90 he dado Sntrsda vosl
El sanor de- MOuy 80 "a O. doOis 20 auO tambEn lee hu.
VoDotss tsnisn huenls ESaeOnIs On ours Hab bAbadO
~ 81 RGGoF Do GaisAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
O.etlI !. lu|z lrnau

NEDICO CIRUJANO. do ID Faaul.
ted do Madrid. OonRultas do Il v me
die 81 J media dc 10 tarde.
OrisAn. Il san Juan. q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
F.LOPEz SANCHEZ

Apartsdo 20 Gan Jusn AdiussRs6a dshosas Mha
Oompra srsue oa asonss alas b. AHna
don ps6disos especial Oesona boda as do Aaan O
loo Csntros oNcialss d OOmareio.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-shoats and pigs. Inquire Of
Newhall & Maynard, on @. 4. Alien farm, West
Hill. N0tos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
A Ballad Of Hennessy.

Inadvertently suggested by recent
visitor to this city who created some
amusement by persistently pronouncing
TENNESSEE with an antipenult accent
and short ultima.l
When I lived down in Tennessee / met
up with Tim Hennessy,
Who'd come from far of Genesee 20
run q -four mill;
Saws / to him: Now, Timothy, dispinse
with any hymn o thee;
We amt been raised up Plymothy--
let's run Ticker milllp
Saws him: "The thought IS luminous al
hard coal or bituminousl
You're onl-Now amt there room in
us for one to bind the deal2"
And so we started lickerin,' at first with
jokes and snickerin'.
But soon there came bickerin', and,
hearties, it was reali
For. drinkin' deep and elammily, he slur-
red my lovin' family,
And then | cussed him dammily, and so
we started in.
Well-Tim was but a bngilist desert
ed on the fugilst),
While / was bred pugilist to mix it
for the tin.
And though he fit me serious a dancin'
round to weary us,
I done him deleterious and throwed
him down the hill;
And that's what came of Hennessy, who
travelled down to Tennessey,
4 blusterin' and mmaey, to start a
flour mill.
Richmond Times Dispatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
LOST AMONG STRANGERS.
Pitiial Plight Of an Arabian Woman in
Bennington.

Persons who 10 through life without
ever travelling ont 81 Che land Ia which
their language Is spoken are incapable
q eampfehending the pfrdlcamtnt Of
lniddle'aetd Arabian woman Who arrived
IA Bennington On the midAight train
Monday morning from New York She
had with her a letter addressed 20 some
person living al 20 King street, Ben
Hlnalun, Va and was therefore sfni
b the conductors Of the trains over
which she Travelled 20 that village There
i 40 king street II Bennington, bar
there u King street IN burlington, and
IN All probability il was 60 that city
that The woman should have gone. aud
where she would have arrived early IN
the morning.
AZ Is was. however, she reached Ben,
niueton At about o'clock at night, not
knowing q single person IA the place
and unable % make aHyone understand
word she said, Not knowing where
10 Co. she camped on the asphalt walk
IN front Of the station and there she
was found asleep when the station was
opened about 2 o'clock in the morning
Tier distress was pltiful. and al The
time that the passengers were about
the station waiting for tho morning
trains she went from ono 10 the other
endeavorlnR 20 make some one under
stand bet Situation She was well sup.
piled with money. having = bag Of Eng
lish soyorcipns about her neck, a bag
Of English gold ol smaller denomina.
ton IN her hand. and another bag Of
English coin tied 10 her clothing. Il
was apparent that she bad become dis
conrnged IN her effort 70 reach her desti.
nation, for she finally secured ticket
back 20 New York. after Ticket Agent
Roberts had exchanged ene ~ her Eng.
llsh soyergiHs at the hank
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07

TO REET-Furnlshed room, with or without
board, IN private family. Address W. g,
Times Office. ietu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
NEARLY DROWNED.
Driver and Double Team Fell on Into
Lake at Worthwhile.

Driver and Double Team FeIl on Into
Lake al Worthwhile.
Morrlsville, Nov. 7.-On Tuesday AZ.
ternoon Charles Earle and team were
the principals In a spectacular and Pc
euliaf accident, which occurred near the
Rnshford place, where dirt u being
drawn Go the ON, near the smaller q ne
two new bridges and also 10 widen the
old road Ia that vicinity. Mr. Earle was
hacking up 60 load. when the horses,
which were headed toward the bank,
from which the dirt Is taken, became
frightened by section Of earth and
bushes eaying on In front Of them, and
backed over the embankment, driver,
wagon aud horses, dropping straight
down fully twelve feet into the lake, the
water at this point being about 10 feet
deep
sir. Earle succeeded IN crawling out
bS means Of the plank from the wagon,
and the horses were saved from drown.
ing only BY the strenuous work OF
stlcctman Gates and force Of men.
who cut the harnesses, after which the
horses swan about 10 rods. where they
were pulled out. The work Of rescuing
The team was difficult on account Of toe
stcepness Of the bank, Il being necessary
70 let one man down. where he was held
by the Others. while he cut the straps
necessary % release the animals. The
wagon and harnesses were left IN the
water until yesterday morning when
they we're iishod out Mr.. Earle and
hofses were on the job again yesterday
and 10 all Appearances are none the
worse for the experience
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
MUDDLED THE rIREMEN.
Rutland's Fire Alarm System Out Of
order, II Proved.

order, Il Proved.
Rutland. Nov. 7.-The members Of
both Gre departments responded TO an
alarm from box "a, Madison street and
stronrs avenue, at lis o'clock yester.
dav noon 10 extinguish a IRE In the
cellar 81 the store OF II ". Cheney. How
the Gre started j. not known, aiCnough Z
4 thought that lighted match was
thrown into some rubbish. The damage
vas slight.
The Are alarm system was not In good
working order wnen The alarm sounded.
At station ! there was no box registered
on the Indicator while AZ station 2 box
a. recorded. Cornelius sammon Of sta.
tion 2. who drove to the FIRE, took his
team through Merchants Row north OF
Center street IN search Of the FIRE be.
caue Of the wrong number on the inli-
Gator. After searching several minutes
he learned Of the re at Cheney's and i'm.
mediately drove there
The members from station !, after
some minutes delay finally got a tele.
phone message and went directly to toe
fire. The ere whistle did not blow.
Chief Charles Z. Mcdonald stated that
he notified H. r. Grower. superintendent
Of the fire alarm system, several DAYS
ago, that the system was out Of order.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
EsrArE III EIIzA ]. roRsYTH.

STATE OF VERMONT, tn Probate Court,
District of Washington, as. held ~ Montpei-
Ter, in and for said District, on the goth Day OF
October A. y. 1907. -,
An INSTRUMENT purporting to be the last WIN
and Testament Of Eliza j. GoTsyth, late
Of the City Of Barre, In said district, deceased,
being presented 70 the Courtfor Probate, Il Is
ordered by said Court that all persons con-
cerned therein be notified to appear at session
OF said Court, to be held at the Probate once,
Ii said Montpelier, on the 18th day Of November,
Al. III 1907 ana show cause, III any they may
have, against the probate Of said instrument;
for which purpose IL Is further ordered, that
notice of this order be published three weeks
paper printed at the City Of Barre, in this
State, previous to said time appointed for
hearing.
BY the Court. Attest
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.
Thur Oct 81, Nov 7-i4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
CURsARD EENE
POsicn. Queenstown .LiYerrOOI

ers. is.gsO tons CO.. feet long. Remarkable Cor
ateadincas Rooms upper decks amidships;
r4Tfect ventilation.
aAxoNIA. Nov. u. Dee. 70. Jan, a. Feb. IS
AZ ERNlA. Nov. g. Jan. q, Feb. 4, Mar. ;;
pans, saiiings, etc the Cauard ,. :. Co, Ltd,
fae state ST., Boston. Mass, Chas. p sumner,
Agent, or 70 local agent. 5. $. Ballard :
steamship Agency. Miles Block, Barre or New
Langdon Block. Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
How LIS

We offer One Hundred nolian Reward Tor any
ease ~ Catarrh that cannot be cured BY Hall ,
Catafrh Cure,
F,J. CHENEY 8 Co. Toledo o.
We. the undersigned have known Y. y. che
neyt the last 70 year.. and believe him per-
festiv honorable h an business transactions
and financially able 70 carry out any obligations
nlade BY his nrm.
WALDO. KiNNAs MARyfN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo q.
Hairs Catarrh Cure stsken internally, acting
directly mon the Blood and Mucous surfaces 81
fhe system Testimonials sent Tree. Price -
cents Der hottie. sold by al Druggists.
Take Halls Family riiis for constipation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
VERMONT VS.. N. H. STATE.
The Next Football Game TO Be Played
in Burlington Comes on Saturday.

Burlington. Nov. 7.-~vermout ". New
Hampshire State college il the game
scheduled for Centennial field Saturday
afternoon and a good contest j. looked
forward to- Nermonts magnificent re.
cord on the gridirou this year has
aroused great enthusiasm among Der
Supporters. New Hampshire Is a heavy
and tricky team and win make the
Green Mountain eleven hustle for its
ground gaining. Vermont Is indulging
in ard practice daily and also lines up
against scrubs occasionally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
A sirnifcant Praver.

MAY the Lord help you make Buck.
len Arnica Salye known TO ALL writes
j. G. jenkins Of Chapel Hill, n. c. II
Quickly took the pain ont Of felon for
me and cured II in wonderfully short
time Best on earth for sores, burns
and wounds. 25c at Red Cross pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
ITINERARY OF THE FLEET.
The Dates on the Pacific Cruise Are
Made Public.


Washington. D. G.. Nov. - The itin.
erary 81 Admiral Evans hattleship feet
on Ia voyage 10 San Francisco, was
made public at the navy department
Yesterday. As heretofore announced, the
ileel win assemble a Hampton Roads
ON December .. and sail December 10
II IA scheduled to arrive az Trinidad
December q. at Rio dc Jaueiro January
III. Al pnnta Arenas January 81. a.
Callao February is. and az Magdalena
hay March a. At each place y will
remain nom FIVE to eleven days, except
Il Maglalena bay. from which place The
date Of departure depends upon the com.
pletion Of target practice there. For
the same reason. the date Of arrival al
san Francisco was not determined. The
torpedo fotilla VIII leave Hampton
Roads December 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
REV. JOHN GAILIGAN DEAD.
End Comes Suddenly to Roman Catholic
Priest at Windsor.

Windsor, Nov. THE Rev. John
Galligan, pastor of st. Francis churea,
died quite suddenly at 6:30 o'clock yes.
terday morning from hemorrhages Of
the stomach. Father Galligan had been
here only since last February, having
been located at Burlington for several
years before that having had pastorat9s
at Waterbury, Mortified, Poultney,
and Underhill in this state previous to
that time. He was 62 years old, ma.
tive of County Craven, Ireland, and had
been in this country since he was a
young man. He leaves no relatives in
the United States.
He had been i'll only few days aud
no one expected the end at this time.
He requested the housekeeper not to
send for a physician and no one was
with him at the last except this faithful
domestic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
NOTICE.
Assessment for Watering Streets.

To all whom Il may concern Notice - here
BIZ given that the following streets and por-
tiong of streets in the City Of Barre W., nave
been watefed during the present season " ae-
cordance with the provisions OF the IhAItet
and the amendments thereof namely: ayers
Street from the standpipe 70 sonth Main
Street, Main Street. from Dix s Coiemanh 70
the bridge near Whitcomb Brothers.; Granite
street from Main Street 70 tbs crossing near
B1ister's polishing mill Depot Square 10 the
III. & w. r.. X. tracks; Maple Avenue, from
Main 10 Seminary Streets; Cottage street.
Seminary Street, from Main TO summer streets
West Street from Main TO summer streets !
Merchant street. from Main 20 summer streets
Pearl Street, from Main 20 summer streets !
Central street; Keith Avenue; Eastern Ave
nue.. from Elm Street to Mrs. Jones Easterly
line: Summer Street; Elm street, from wash
iugyon TO Eastern Avenue; AyeuN street;
PAX Street from Averiil TO Academy street,
Church Street; jefferson Street; Washington
Street, from the National Bank corner 70
Academy street Academy Street, from WASH
iBgtan 20 Park Street; Prospect street, nom
Main street 20 the bridge.
The Street Commissioners will meet nv tne
Civ Council Chamber, 10 the City Hall, ~ said
Barre, on the fifth day Of November. 1877, at
o'clock Ia the afternoon, then and there 10 de-
termiue upon ana MAKE such assessments.
said assessments will be due on November
18th 1907, and payable within IS days thereafter
at tile city Clerks Office,
i. ii. THURSToN, ] Street Commissioners
a 9, CAMPBELL, il and for me
IL. O. LADD, city Of Barre, w
Barre, VT, Noyember6, 1907.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07

Il Is the rarosl thing ~ the world fof
! man 10 be- necessarily bald. No man
whose hair IN not dead ~ the roots. need
be bald II 10 viii use Newbroa Herpis
eide. the new scalp anusepsie. ilerpl
eide destroys the germ that cuts tho hair
on At the rooti ana cleans the scalp 81
dandun aud leaves It IN perfectly
healthy condition. AIR. Mannslt. Ia the
Maryland Block. Quite. Mont. was en-
tireIy aaid In leaa than a month Herpi-
eide had removed the enemies % hair
growth. and nature ala IT. work BY COW
erlug his head with thick hair an incl
lens. and IN ak weeks he had a normal
suit o. hair Sold BY ieadiuF druggists
send i0e IN rtaHff ~ ssrsHle 20 IT,
TIVE stsss--So canta ana 500.
\. A. Drown, Speetai AGENT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
SUPREME COURT DOCKET.

Sixteen Cases on Triad Calendar For
Special Term in Rutland.
Rutland, Nov There are 16 cases
on the trial calendar for the special term
OF the Vermont supreme court which
convenes at the county court house IN
this city next Tuesday. The high court
mas not met IA Rutland for - years.
Prior to 1898 Il sat in this city at least
once year for a century or more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
ABOUT The STATE
Items Of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges,

Exchange
Miss Bertha Rice, who was employed
a. i clerk al the 0ld lsep hiNr. Rurllng
ton, met with a peculiar accident In
which one thumb was dislogated. IN
fitting gloves 10 a customer the thumb
caught aud snapped oul 81 the joint
Assistance was W once given BY other
clerks and the joint put back without
Tie aid q physieiaA
The report u the verapont Soldiers
home. Bennington, Tor the ten days end,
ing October 81 b a. followss On the
morning Of the slsl sixty.slN inmates
we're present and "A absent, making q
Total Of 20 accounted for absent and
present. The average daily presence for
lae ten days was 0ti average absent
and present so, three members were al
mitted during this period and one dis
ehargud
A petition largely signed by business
men and other OF Bethel has been for.
warded % the state board Of railroad
commissioners praying that they issue
an order that the Central Vermont rail-
way passenger station there be kept
open ior some time previous 20 the A..
rival 81 the noFthbound and southboand
night trains, The town probably sui-
teFs no greater hardship than the one
aimed Al BY this petition.
Former Gov. John G, Mccullough Of
bennington Is one Of the executors Of
the will OF the late rrenor l.. Park Of
New York The estate l. estimated az
more than 81 .0000U0 To the wife and
daughter are left 100000 each and Mrs.
Park il 70 have the income from trust
estate 81 SO5Nn00 The daughter will
enjoy the income from a similar fund
OF 100000 There are several minor
beqnesis 20 relatives and $4,000 20 erect
a memorial at Bennington Mr.. Parks
father The only educational Request
Is one of $4,000 20 Harvard university.
The Park block. Bennington. and a half
interest In mill property Al North Ben.
ningon y left 70 a nephew, Percy Hall
Jennings.
Gen. Levi G. Kingsley Of Rutland re-.
Gently found an interesting paper among
some Old documents belonging 90 his
father, the late Harvey Kingsley. Il Is
copy Of the original charter granted
70 the township 81 Rutland BY King
George III IN 1871. Il requires about
two columns, Of ordinary newspaper
space 70 print the charter IN full. and
there are 81 grantees The charter,
among other things. entities the town 10
open = market place and 20 hold two
fairs annually. ANY grantee who failed
10 cultivate a, least five acres a year
for five consecutive years was compelled
to forfeit all the land be bad taken.
Il vas unlawful to cut pine trees with
out license. Taxes we're paid with corn
on the ear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
BILLIARDS AND POOL.

THF BOLSTER BILLIARD AND POOL
ROOMABillmr1s pool, cigars. tobacco ana
fbree shoe shining chairs. New billiards, new
nails. everything firstsclsss. =. }. Dunbar.
Prop, 100 North Main street. la5tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
FOUR LINES FOR IS CENTS

rnx rInns VII publish vans. losi and
Found, FOR aAla. 10 let. ata.-=enoft Ad4uftlsr.
ments-af the rate OF four lines fof tWaniy-nfe
cent? f0r ne nFat inaartiuu Aud ave cen@ ivf
each Subsequent lnserllna,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07

ron sALE-A bargain in two tenement
house villain a few rods q Nam street. on
Merchant street This would mako . good
home or 4 satisfactory infes lnent The price
Il 80 low that IL will surprise you. Inquire Of
The .. 4. Ferry Real Estate Agency, natfe,
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