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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07
Thought They Would Rest.

1t is generally supposed that the trio
will not walk all night. but that they will
stop at some farm house crawl into
some barn and rest. If the boy with the
couple is really the missing Dover child, 1t
is believed the couple will change their
course and go in direction about opposite
that which they said they were going. On
account of the weather, IL is thought, they
will not be able to keep up their tramp
through the night, but will be forced to
stop somewhere to rest
The police think that the man and woman
would not have gone through CIarksbure
If they had left here with the intention of
tramping to Hagerstown. They are GER
tain that they could have selected a shorter
route had they elected to travel over the
road. and they also believe that the child
could hardly have stood the long Journey
Had the people been without funds they
could probably have secured Transportation
from the board of charities by making a
good showing. and there would have been
no need FOR them to have tramped through
the snow and rain.
AT the time the man and woman were
stopped on the road near Hyattstown and
questioned they said the child was seven
years of age. but the people who saw the
boy thought he was not more than four
years. the age of the Marvin boy.
Investigating Local Reports.
Since the police received a message last
Monday. locating a fiaXen-haired child in a
house in lexington, as stated In The Star
at the time, information has been furnished
from several sources regarding the where
abouts of the supposed missing child. One
clue located a light-haired child In a house
on New York avenue between 9th and
18th streets, and two detectives were sent
to the house to make an investigation
They learned that there was a couple from
New York at the house and they had
their child with them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07

newspaper in which was picture OF Horace
Marvin.
Those who saw the picture and the boy
agreed that there was striking reSem-
blance, and some of them felt reasonably
certain that the boy who was with the
woman was the original of the picture. So
deeply interested were they In the matter
of the Identification of the child that they
called up Inspector .BOardman at police
headquarters and asked him if the police
here were looking for the boy. They were
told by Inspector Boardman that all he
knew of the disappearance of the boy was
what he had read in the newspapers. He
had received no request from the Pinkerton
or state authorities asking that the local
police take a hand In the investigation. nor
had he received a circular giving a de-
scription of the boy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
TO THE HONOR OF ORANGE.

In It's daily list Of birthday eongatu.
lations yesterday. the Boston Globe felic.
itated Frank P. Sargent, United states
commissioner general Of immigration,
who was born in the neighboring town
Of East Orange on November Is, 1854.
Sargent had to 90 away from East Or
angc, however, TO get has information
about immigration. The Globe might
have mentioned also another native Of
Orange, Benjamin F. Fifield Of Mont
peIief, whose widest renown Is that he
refused appointment as a United States
senator, but whose real distinction is
based on nothing so light and unsub-
stantial as that; rather on his ability
as a lawyer, than whom there have been
few more successful in Vermont. Orange
IS a little mountain-ribbed town, but Of
sturdy stock withal, as we are pleased to
note now and then.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
A Free choIes

Ia the Southland lived maiden
Fair 10 see.
Soul with love OF living laden.
Heart with love Of loving ladeni
None decciving,
All believing.
She was what a maid should be.
Came there to her swains Assigning
Many swainsi
some with love and true hearts dying
Some with gold who would be buying
love and money.
Bees and honey,
She had thoughts Of precious gains.
One among them was a Yankee
Think Of that
owner Of a mill and bank. be
Had some looks az well. though lanky
And he thought her
Heavens own daughter,
Which Is worth the hooking at.
And II came to pass thereafter
All the rest
leased her nightly and chalfed her
Said he was q Northern CRATER.
And they froze him;
But she chose him.
For she loved that Yankee best.
Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
BRITAIN ALL RIGHT.
Her Navy Is Beng Maintained AZ Trad
tional Strength Despite Rumor,

I.onl0n, Nov. i0-The North Sea ma
nneuyers just eoncluisd hy the British
Channel feet assisted By one division
u thc Home llect. have sallsnci thuss
who had heen lead 10 believe that che
present government was rot maintain
ing the two power standard, that thi'
Mas an entirely erroneous conclusion
Despite the fact that q large number
n ships have hrrn drafted into the 81
serve with nurleus crews, the admiral
g placed az Admiral Lord Charles heres'
forts command for these eNufelses 4
lleet more than 4 match Tor The com
hlned fleeis II any tWo Enfopean pos
efs and this without drawing from ths
reserve OF the two other home divisions
"a tho Mediterranean lsei
y ollie this j. cause u salisiaetion
criticism of the policy 81 the admiralty
has been almost sllehted by the pnhllca'
gion Of The building programme For
eign experts may condemn the large bat
tleships Of the Drcadnoaght type, but
the Bntlsbef believes In them and tbs
announcement that within two year,
Great Britain win have ilect number
ing 4 round dozen 81 these monsters
hss been received with she greatest en-
thuslasm.
The Dreadnopght. the hrst u this
feet, u undergoing second series 81
trials, which win determine definitely
what changes II any afc % BE- made IN
the ships nov building or 20 be laid
down during che present fiscal year.
With the launching 81 the superb
Nov. Z. the position Of Great Britain
IN regard 20 ships With 4 heavy arma
nlent Of guns, an Of large eallbre, Is a.
follows
The Dreadnouaht, ten i2lnch guns
IN full commission
The lord Nelson and the Agamemnon
four l2.iuch aud ten a2inch, about
ready for commissioning.
The Bcllerophon. the Temcrarr and
the superb. ten l2'incb, launched and
completing.
The 81. Vincent. the Collingwood and
an unnamed ship, 20 b. laid down within
the present fiscal year.
The first new dock for the Dread
naueht Il % be built AZ Portsmouth
Il a cost Of s5.0O0lO00. and others viii
follow at the nfore important naval sta
lions a. necessity demands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
WE CLEAN. PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
EHROGGRSs@
ia North Main St Barre. VI.
MONTPELIER

Mayor J. s. Haley. who has been m
for week i now Improving although
unable 70 80 outdoors.
Thomas Carroll has been discharged
from Hcafon hospital. where he had an
operation Tor appendicitis.
The rlrls basket BAN team Al Mont.
pelicr seminary began their seasons
practice yesterday under direction Of
Prof +. A. Nichols.
Mrs. snsan g. Worcester has sold a
lut Of land on the southorly side Of
Fast State street r. Gerald Ks and III.
Ian Foster for a nominal confederation.
The adjourned meeting Of the direc.
tors Of the fntouch1isstic Basket Ball
league of Northern Vermont viii he held
a. the Y ~ G. A. rooms on Saturday Of
this week.
Cards have been reserved IN this city
announcing the marriage in Three Rivers
Que. yesterday, Of Mis- MARY louise
I.esieur. II that citv. and William Hum
phrcy Campbell. Of Montpelier. Tbcy
win make their home at ~ Downing
street.
James n. Boutwell, has sold his brown
pair Of horses 70 Dr. II. II. Fitx Of
Boston. the price paid being, Il i I'M.
derstood. 81 600. The horses stand 1874
bands high and weigh 1850 pounds. DR..
Eitz took them 20 Boston yesterday. Mr..
boutwell, has also sold roadster to r.
~ McAv0y
Charles Henry lord died az the
asylum ID Waterbury yesterday. aged
A years. and the funeral viii be held
I'm this eitv tomorrow afternoon. He
was the sixth child 81 the Rev and Mrs.
W. A. lord Tie r. survived by his wife
who lives in Philadelphia, by one brotaer
Attorney ". A. Lord, and one sister,
Mrs. Sarah Kneeland Of Winchester,
Mass.
In the civil case ~ p. A. Sumner
against Arthur Willis. tried in city court
on Saturday. Judge Harvey rendered q
Judgment for the plaintiff 70 recover
si0.25 and costs It was alleged that
Sumner had paid the premium on Willis
insurance policy. Willis alleged that he
gave Sumner no authority 10 make such
payments.
3. F. Tffeld, lawyer, for many years
counsel for the Central Vermont raiIroad
and one Of the few men in tne country
who declined a United States senator.
ship when II was his for the accepting,
celebrated Yesterday his 18th birthday,
and Unexpectedly received a party Of
men. Mr. Fifeld was born in Orange.
The circumstances in connection with
rs declination of the senatorship are
these; following the death Of Senator
J. S. Morrill,, Governor Smith cast about
for worthy appointee and his enoica
settled upon Mr. Fifeld. The latter de-
clined as his work would take him 70
Washington aud away from his invalid
wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
aBLEsT WITH HEALTH AND PEACE
AND SWEET CONTENT

sBLEST WITH HEALTH AND PEACE
AND SWEET CONTENT
RI all the counties Of the state dupli.
cate Windham's record Of divorces APP
Piled for and divorces granted, the matri.
inonial highways and byways Of the
state will be strewn thicISly with wreck
age Of domestic happiness. Some coun-
ties no doubt will have record Of more
than ten DEGREES To d term. Washington
county Is entertaining about the average
number Of applications, and Orange coun-
til has the usual grist in prospect, and
30 on Refusal to support adultery,
.intolerable severity. and the less com
mon causes are the monotonous refrain,
term after term.
What to do about II, who can say
Theorists and reformers, one and all,
confess their failure. Perhaps the teach
ing Of few homely virtues such as the
poet sings about In The Golfers sat-
urday Night may lend aid, If IT cannot
offer complete remedy. List to the
poets lines.
"At length his lonely cot appears In view
Beneath the shelter Of An aged tree
The expectant wee-things, toddlin' stach-
er through
10 meet their dad, VII ilichtering noise
an glee-
His wee BIT inaIe, blinking bonnily,
Ills clean hearthstane, his thriftie wifie's
smile,
The lisping infant prattling on his knee,
Does a. his weary earking cares beguile,
An makes him quite forget his labour
an his toll"
Would that the spirit might pervade
every household and its members BE
blest with health and peace, and sweet
CONTENT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
soME RAE pooKs.
Worldly Needham Of North Bennington
Has Quaint Specimens


Worldly Needham has on exhibition
al his news room IN North Bennington
a number or rare old books. One Of the
volumes il pocket gazetteer Of the
state Of Vermont published IN 1928 and
therefore now 81 years old The gazs
eteer gave the population Of Bennington
at that time as Ass and lists tho lead
ing industries OF the town to be two fur-
naces. one cotton mill, four woolau mills.
valuable quarry 81 marble, two print
ing offices. two beds Of iron ore, nine
taveris, nine mercantile stores, one
book store, four tanneries, four distil-
leries. etc.
Another 81 the books II ac5pv If The
Psalms III David, containing 500 pages
and published in 1903. The book was
edited BY Henry Ranlet at Exeter, N,
H.. and ia the hyleaf i q notice that
copies by THE nundred dozen OF single
can be secured ut his bookstore.
Another Of tae books IL copy Of The
the Travels and Suffering Of David
Saunders, ira who was mariner On
board The shrip, Commerce of Boston.
samuel Johnson commander, which was
cast away near Merehet, on the coast Of
Arabia Julv 10, 1T9t This book was
published at salem BY Thomas G. Cush-
ina III 170f
"The Scholars Arithmetic OF Federal
Accountant Containing Common Arith-
metic with Rules and Illustrations" Is
tie title of another. This arithmetic
ia very much different from the one used
i'll The school today. Every example has
it# space On each leaf for the working
out Of the same. There are such rules
as "the rule Of three, inverse IN vnl-
gar fractions with example, addition,
subtraction, multiplication ana division
of vulgar fractions, "mechanicai powers
81 the lever" double position, single
position and Single and double fellow
snip" This book was published IN 1870
BIZ Daniel Adams, n. p.
One of the best books Of the collec-
ton II ledger or day book that dates
back to 1899. It is in very good
state of condition. The writing is very
difficult to read. Some of the extracts
are as follows
january ID, 1928 This day settled
with Jesse Remington and found due
him thirty-four cents, 34e. Signed,
stcpnen Fuller
@Days work on barn, SOC"
~Dr to spinning II yards Of toe yarn
Sill"
"fsos 10 two bushels Of rye. s."
"To six pounds pork. Be"
sept. Is TO one days work cutting
stalks. 30e,
All through the book are such quaint
items much different than Of today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

JINGLEs AND JEsTs f;


TO llte the life my father taught.
~ homer, dignity and lcnethf
10 % the little things | ought
- know but not b show my strength
To make and kecp friend o. tNo,
And snow a kindness every day
10 DO the work have % 90,
And do u ia a gaodly Way
u earn - much As / may need
For my own wants and little morei
To win. perhaps, q chewing meei
From her whose praise 1 labor for
~ 10 "a hurt hy thongntless speech,
by careless, criel look oF act
TO learn from whom soe'er may teach
The kindly courtesy II tact
These the ideals 81 approach,
These b. the lessons | must scan
That I may heag without frproach
The grand Old name ~ Gentleman.
Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
RANDOLPH.

Wilbur Nichols Of Barre has opened
a dancing school in Williams hall.
Mrs. Horace Howard and her son,
Roy. returned from Royaiton % Mon
day.
Mrs. win Reynolds returned from
StrafIord Monday after weeks stay
there.
Mrs. George Sanders Of Williamstown
visited her cousin, Mrs Fabien D,lpries,
recently
Mrs. Rodney Slack has returned from
Pittsdeld. where she has been with her
parents Cor three weeks.
Mrs. will Sprague entertained her
uncle. George II. cambridge, from
WATERFOWL, n. r., over Sunday
Mrs. Harry Chase i improving ami it
i hoped will soon be able to resume
labor al bookkeeper for the Emerson
company.
Mrs. VIII Blodgett recently enter
tanned Mrs. a. M. Flint, who called here
On her way from Burlington, where she
had been Vlalthg.
Or. Beekman is among those who are
on the sick list and Is suffering from q
trouble Of the liver, from which he hes
had frequent attacks.
Mrs. Will Morrill, and her children
from South Randolph visited relatives
here on Monday. Her daughter. Ruth,
remains with Mrs. Lyman Rix for two
weeks.
The mills in town, Salisbury Brothers
and the f. F. Emerson Co, have begun
running on the eight hour plan this
week. because Of the lack Of orders 70
fiji the time.
At the meeting of the Relief Corps
on Saturday night che ladies voted to
assist the 6. a. r. IN preparing supper
to be given to the public in the near
future; date to be given later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

tags you up and down yc yard
A.pulhn' ier my BRET
close dc gate a hm'rei times
Ter save you from your def
Dat what | DO,
Jes' kase it's you.
tell You tales uutil I'm tired
En- rack my brains Ger rhymes.
You poster me ter DEF fer cake,
/ stop my work mo- times.
Dat what DO.
Jes' kasc It's You.
grows distracted al De noise
De yuther childrun make.
/ love ter year you playia' band
III var er show Land sake
Dat what Do,
Jcs' kase It's You
Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

The Rutland Herald. with H. usuai
generosity. oilers us the entire woods in
the followings Barre policemen want
night sticks. II night sticks win help
barre 10 stick 70 her resolve to b. good,
we hope she viii get what she wants,
even II It takes all the tall timber In the
country TO supply r."
But. really, Barre would hate 70 de-
prive other cities which DO not know
their own needs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
A Valuable wife.

The company had been discussing the
social rise 81 man Of millions who had
begun life a. a labofer.
He owes Il 81 % bis wife, declared
one of the number
a. soon AZ he was worth . million.
she exelaiped, bis wife set about cx.
changing his union card for coat a
afmsi hy thc time be was worth two
millions she had made the trade The
rc,t Was easy Youths Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

We duly note that supt- Clarence J.
Ferguson Of the Vermont Anti.saloon
League, returning from Barnet. whore he
spoke on "The Old Spawned Horse and
the Four-year Old Colt declared Wash
ington county shows the best enforce
mcnt of the local option law But we
are struck, not 50 much with the bit 81
, praise showcred on Washington county
as with the prodigious import that may
underlie such 8 suggestive subject for
discourse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
LIQUOR FOR A SONG.
Bankrupt'a Stock Sold Out In Rutland
Yesterday Afternoon.


Rutland. Nov. 10. All the stock Of
liquors and fixtures belonging to the
Fred Fem bankrupt estate was sold at
auction yesterday afternoon at 1880
o'clock. M. J Faulkner Of Fair Haven
was the aretioneer The goods was Ut
low prices with the exception 81 the
empty bottles which were sold at s5
cents on the dollar at the inYentoriei
prices.
All ales and beer in bottles and eases
were sold for Is cents on the dollar.
These were purchased BY Mr. Fem, He
also purchased tile bulk liquors for G6
cents On dollar. All bottled liquors,
not including the biz and beer were pur-
chased by the bankrupt at rs cents OH
d dollar. All tile articles that we're
auctioned were sold Oh the basis Of the
inventoriea price. The stock of drugs
was not sold
When the ale and beer were first Of
fered the only bid was .o5 cents on 4
dollar, hut at a later offer the demand
increased
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
New England Magazine Will Go to the
Highest Bidder.

Boston, Nov l0 The New England
Magazine, the oldest magazine IN the
United States. established in 1858. is to
be sold az auction to the highest bidder
on Nov % next. The announcement Of
the sale was contained in an aartioneer's
notice printed in the morning papers.
No reason for the sale was given Ae-
eorling to the advertisement, che mag
azine has no outstanding debts
The magazine under the present own
ership is edited by Edwin D. Mead Of
this CITY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
CRIME OF WIDE INTEREST
NOW NEAR TRIAL
ernest A. Petsold. Accused Of Killing His
Housekeeper's Daughter, Years
Old, Has Been in jail

Providence. r. l.. Nov. l9.--Thc work
81 summoning witnesses who viii testify
AZ the trial Of Ernest A. Pctsoid, who
Is charged with having killed 7-yearlold
Helen Brown near Paaeoag ON Aug. -,
which viii be held In Providence today,
hes been completed by the states at
torueys The lawyers looking after Pet
solids interests have succeeded in round
ing up most OF their witnesses.
The crime for which Petsold will be
tried caused much public excitement,
which was kept fresh for almost two
weeks BY search for Petsold. during
which the woods in this part Of the
state we're secured thoroughly BY sew
eral posses without success the fuai-
tive giving himself up, saying that he
had Just learned they were looking fer
him.
The murdered child was the daughter
of petsold's housekeeper and was left
IN his care during the mothers absence.
Death was believed to have been due to
strangulation. Pctsold wasi Indicted by
the September grand jury AMI in de
fanlt OF bail he has been in Cranston jail
since
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

l. the haiehet in ~ shsaihi Senator
Foraker on leaving the White uouss an
saturday declared MY relations With
the president are most delightfully."- cor.
diaLa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

Il IL estimated that the metropolitan
district Of New York now contains
g.2o0.00o people. but even with the al.
difiou OF the population Of The outlying
district, New York & stlil several hun.
dred thousand short Of that vast human
bee. hive. London.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
Alphabetleal.

The kindergarten children are strug.
Cling with the alphabet.
who can tell what comes after CT
asks the teacher. Silence rriens.
Again the question Doesn't anyone
know what comes after Dt'
Then Carleton raises bis hand. II 70,
Ne says WIKI Gee whix. "--W0nsn :
Home Companion far November.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

Fifteen Aiiddiehury college students
walked ~ miles 70 Northaeld on Sat.
urday 70 see their team play foot ball
Splendid fortitude, but think Of the dc.
creased revenues In the Central vor.
mont'a report next year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
CALDWELL TESTIFIEs
IN BRUCE SUIT.
Tells Of Duke Of Portland's Whereabouts
on nay Of aDruee" Funeral.

on Day OF "Druce Funeral.
London. Nov. io.-The court room
was crowded again Yesterday when the
nearing Of the perjury charges made b.
George Hollamhv Druce. the claimant OF
the Portland estates. against his half
brother, Norbert bruce, was resumed
Robert Caldwell. the New York TT
ness. who was under ross-examination
when the court adjourned last week.
took tine stand again. He testified that
he was IN India for eight months in tae
latter part If 1863 aud early part Of
is64 The cnre Of tie Duke 81 Port
lands nose took 60 DAYS The duke was
at the bazaar on Baker street on the
day Of the funeral that parpnrtol 70 be-
that Of Il. Ct bruce. Witness was with
his father IN ireland at the end Of 1861
and beginning of 1865. Then he went
to Australia 70 help his brother John at
sheep farming He returned TO his
mother-iu.lawis house In 1859 and fe-
manned there till he left for the United
States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

President Gompsrr salary has eone
NJ, a. wen a. The price q living. Il
used 10 be thfee.hiihs o. what Il now 4.
1000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
WILLIAMSBURG.

The lady members Of the Grange are
requested to bring cake or aoughnuts
"Wednesday evening. Also those having
milk to bring a quantity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

Hughes y a nouth.alilng name, which
all stand . good deal Of emphasis, too.
So mach IKE "whewi".
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

With two kings and hve queens on his
hands just nov, king Edward ought to
be able 10 take 4 trick nos and then.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

Take a good pair Of
Shoes for a foundation. "
You can't walk thru life
with success or tread
down your troubles in
poor Shoes. We sell
honest. well made. stylish
footwear OF all kinds for
men. Agents for Walk
over Shoes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
rTrusTRATFD SONGS.

aTwinkling STAR Katie, Darling, I
Am Waiting Coming Through the
Rye, Jennie, Mine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
Inevitable Anyway.

Tell the truth. Or someone win tell It
for YOU .ttehison Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
Adults 100 Children under Ten Years Sc

ID w. FLAGG. Manager
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26

wANTED.-wdite sri to serve as
waitress at the Metropolitan restau.
rant Good pay to right party. Cal,
at once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26

S3,75o.
VIII buy nice two-story ehouse or
Newcastle street. 60 by 90 lot.
ALBERT FENDlG G. co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26

FOR RENT-Two nee up stairs
rooms. with hot bath and electric
lights. 20S Union street, near Post
o9ice Call at or phone 307.
Geo. w. Harper 6 Bro.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26

SMITHS PHARMACY