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Births Reported.

Births were reported to the health Of
fee during the past forty-eight hours as
follows:
Hyme f. and Katherine werneke, De-
cenber %. female.
Ewlyn E. and Meta NJ. Wakefield, De.
cember q, male.
Curry E. and Blanch A. Thrift. Decem.
Der q, female.
Patrick J. and Susie A. sheehan, De.
cember 81. male.
Howard F. and Mary Phillips, December
49,. male. -.
Isaac and Lydia Puloski December %
male.
Bernard and Marie G. McCullins. De.
cember %. female.
Patrick ]. and Margaret V. Lynch, De.
cember "a, male.
Bruce E. and Isabelle Hutchinson. De-
cember g. female.
Philip and Edward Gormley. December
william H. and Minnie Fowle, Deem
Der 10, female.
Robert NJ. and Clara NJ. Day. December
3d. female.
Clarence J. and Mary F. Cooper. De-
cember 49, male.
Edward and Fannie Taylor. December
g. female.
Leonard E. and Louisa Richardson, De-
cemoer %, female.
William and Mary Pierson. December 6,
male.
George and Mamie Newman, December
q. female.
samuel H. and Virginia Lucas, Decem-
Der 81, female.
William and Mary Keeth, December %,
female.
Spurgeon n. and Fannie Gray. Decem-
Der 20. female.
William and Mary Gordon, December 16,
female.
Vivian NJ. and Edna G. Frye. Deem
Der ~ male.
James and Delcie Caster, December "a,
female.
Edward and Eliza Burrell, December
%, male.
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Marriage Licenses.

| Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Wilson P. Malone and Edith E. Fran.
zoni.
Charles D. May of Mount Crawford
Va. and Annie w. Markham of Clifton
| Forge. Va.
John r. Herbert. jr.. of Charles county,
| Nd and Elizabeth E. Carrick of this
city.
| William Henry Mcintyre and Cordelia
Murdoch, both of Frederick county. Md.
Frederick Wood of Rappahannock, Va.
and Olive G. Wright OF this city.
Allan H. Dawson of Lorton Valley. Va.
| and Rachel V. Raney Of Springmann,
Va,
| Root E. Carpenter and Lena Carpenter,
both Of Madison, Va.
! Stanley E. Piper and Bertha r. Gund-
| ZACH.
| Raymond c. Smith of this city and May
J. Trice of Norton, Va.
Ernset S. Sriffet of Harriston. Va, and
| Lula w. Stogdale Of Crimpra Va.
William Richard Goodrich and Emma V.
White.
Hernon E. Washington and Maud E.
Lindsey.
Harvey V Avery and Myra L. Brown.
Andrew Cornelio and Marie c. Sansone.
William Brown Of GRANVILLE, Md. and
Rachel r. Lott OF Charlottesville, Va
Samuel J. Click of Huntington, ". Va.
and Sarah L. Lewis of this city.
Edmund J. Dutch, jr., and Rachel A.
Henderson.
fancy w. Gibson and Edith B. Steele
both of Baltimore. Md.
Harry Silverman and Rachel Sapoznik.
Cosmos Siple and Carrie Wagner, both
Of Deer Run. w. Va.
Philip Roy and Maria Thompson.
Elias E. Pitipau and Laura B. Frazer,
both Of Baltimore. Md
James Smith and Mary A. Haithman.
Noah Q. Webb OF Newport News, Va,
and May NJ. Decker OF this city.
George 3. Moves and Frances Dawley,
both of Elizabeth n. ].
Fielding NJ. Smith Of Lynchburg, Va,
and Bessie B. Burke of this city.
Zeph 2 Moore and Hattie L. Hill.
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able Delicacies.

a. Colonial Extra Fancy Creamery Bitter, h..
4oc:' lbs: ...............$1e 5
Imported Table Raisins, lib. CARTON 25c and
3oc: Sly Ii. layer. % IN 81 Ts
Mixed Nuts. h.. lsc; lbs. 5Oc: @ ms 81 90
FUN Pudding lib. can. 25c 2-lb. can. >. .45c
Choice Layer and Whole Figs. Ii. l5c to CSC
Fancy French Prunes. Jar. .........7 5c
Sholce fiorida sweet Oranges. doz. Soc to 1O,
Extra Fancy Lemons. dozen. -. ;sc and ooc
selected Eating Apples. basket. lie 70 3O,,
Fancy Florida Thin-skn Grape Fruit 3 for 25c
Extra Fancy Malaga Grapes. Ii. lie
FARO Dates H.. l2c; stuffed. box. csc
MaraschinO Cherries. bottle .....ojc To 75c
Queer and Stuffed Olives. bottle. .IOc TO &c
Large Black Cape Cod Cranberries, quart. .I2e
Cranberry Sauce. quart jar. PC
colonial Mince Meat. h. l5c.: us 70c
Colonial Minnesota Spring wheat Flour
lilo. SOC: X. 35c; y. $1.S5; y. So 20; bbI 81 "a
Vermont Sage. Imported Sweitzer, Roouefort
Csmembert Sap Sage. Edam Pineapple English
Dairy, Neufchatel, Philadelphia Cream and New
York Full Cream Cleeses.
Freshly Baked Cakes. from. ......... o5c
Choice CONNECTIONS, lib. ............ .;5e to soc
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Story a Century Old.

William Morrison. colored. was today
sent to Jail by Judge kimball of the Police
Court for ninety days. in default of $50
fine. on charges of stealing a coat from
John Calling. 1871 X street.
Who gave you that coat?" Judge KIM
ball asked the prisoner.
Mr.. Smith. of South Carolina. jedge."
James. John or Henry"
Henry. Yer honor. I met him at TO
o clock. and he glib me de coat at ). He
saws he was d cousin OBJ mine
Slightly varied. but still the same" the
court commented. THE Smith story is a
century old. Guilty
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Watch Night Services.

Commencing at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow
evening, services will be continuous at the
Central Union Mission until the close OF
the old and beginning of the new year.
An invitation has been extended not
only to the regular mission workers. but
to the membership OF the various church.
es of the city, to worship at the mission
such portion of the evening as they may
find convenient SO to do. The opening
hour. $50 to o o'clock. will be In charge
of o. B. Brown and n. A Robbins; 0 to
10, w. H. Ramsey: 10 TO II, A. L. Swart-
won't; II to IL, mission converts.
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Open=St
Dinner Ware.

We are showing more than 80
patterns OF open-stock Dinner
Sets, from which may be selected
the pieces needed instead of use
less pieces so often found in fac
tory assortments. We call espe-
cial attention to the new Fronte-
nae Rose and Gold pattern of real
china, which we are now offering
in 1oo-piece sets at
S44.5o per set.
Other sets from So.o5 to $I2o. 50.
Also sold in single pieces.
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To Aid Seattle Exposition,

Henry E. Reed. advance agent of the
Alaska Yukon-Pacifi exposition. which
it is proposed to hold at Seattle in 1909
says that Congress will not be asked to
lend any money for the speculation, but
will be begged to give more than a mil
lion dollars outright for buildings and
exhibits. Mr.. Reed has great hopes for
the project, and his figures for prospec-
tive attendance run above 100000. He
thinks the west can get much more ex-
cited over large fair than the east is
capable of doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-30
Oldest Inhabitants at White House

Arrangements have been made for the
members of the Association of the Oldest
Inhabitants to pay their respects to the
President of the United States in a body
New Year day. Members are to wear
their badges a. decorations.
The monthly meeting Of the associa-
ton will be held Wednesday at 7:3O p M,
Room 2. Corcoran building, 10th and
F streets.
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Decorated China
Rarmekins,

With plate, in dainty German
and Japanese china. They are at
tractive and very useful for bak-
ing and serving, and are used
often for individual vegetable
side dishes.
We are showing an excellent
line of Ramekins and Plate, COM
plete, at
25c each-
Others up to $I.oo.
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Will of Edwin C, Doniphan.

The will of Edwin c. Doniphan, dated
May %, 1905, was filed today for probate.
A life interest in house 30 ID street SOUTH
east is devised to his widow. Mrs Ida w
Doniphan. After her death the estate is
to go to his two children, Edwin D. and
Emma W. Doniphan. Alexander Wolf is
named as executor
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Der 81 1907. at Alexandria. Va, by the
Rev. r. P. Phillips, MICHIAL E. HUSSEY
and MARY E. MAHoRNEY, both Of Wash
RHINE-BRILL. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Brill an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
MARIE MAY BRILL and WALTER X.
RHINE December -. 1907, at Baltimore
Md, by Rev. David Rely.
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Naval Academy Station Ship.

The L. s. S. Severn has been placed
in commission for service as station
ship at the United States Naval Acade-
my during the absence of the U. s. s.
Hartford which has been sent to the
navy yard at Norfolk for repairs.
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Chatting Dishes
and Accessories.

,rd ni Ita Nickel Chahng Dishes with wrought
~. %
Meteor" Coffee Percolators each SIS 90 and up
Universal Coffee Percolators, ca So 30 and up
Five O'clock Tea Kettles, OF copper trass and
nickel each ........ $3.50 and up
Chatting Dish Spoons and Forks with stag
handles. Special value at.............s1. "a
2pint Chatting Dish. with wrought-jron stand.
Special value. ......................... SIS5
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Rich Cut Glass.
Dainty China.

Dainty China Cake Plates each ...aJc and I'D
Dainty China Bonbon Dishes each. .Jr and up
Dainty China Ice Cream Dishes.
each. Observation-Disclosures. 81 90 and up
Dainty China Celery Dishes, each. &c ard up
Dainty China Salad Bowls each. -. PC and up
Dainty China Chocolate Pots. each soc and up
Dainty China Rsmekins. tozen. 800 and up
Dainty China Tea Cups and Sau-
GERS dozen ....................S3 $500 and up
Dainty China Chocolate Cups and
Saucers dozen. 81 90 and up
Dainty China Nut Fowls. each. .... &c aud up
Dainty China Tea Sets $50 pIecesl
each .................. 40 and up
Dainty China Game Sets. each So. 81. 80 and up
Dainty China Ice Cream Sets. each -. 90 and up
Decorated China Punch Bowls ca. 81. 20 and mp
Imported Stein Mugs. each. ....... iJc and up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-30
Table Requisites for New Years Day.
Lamps, Candles and
Accessories.

Candles for the drawing room. doz soc and 4oc.
Paper Candle Shades each. .........l loo and IN
SILK Candle Shades. each X5c and nm
Electric Light Shades. each. .... l5c and m
Adjustable Candle Shade Holders ca SC and IN
Mica Linings for Candle Shades doz 50c and IN
Glass Bobeches. dozen. ...........S SOC and mn
Candle Shade Holders. with weight
Gu DottOuls. edCn &C and IN
Twilight" Candle Lamps (burn oiD. each. .5n.
Phoenix Candle Lamps. each ......... doc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-30
BORN.
MARRIED.

WEAVER On December 90 1907 to Mortime
q. and Florric f. Weaver, a son.
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Thomas Williams. 80 years. 4os C street
northeast
Mary Bowman, "a years, 114I 2lst street
northwest
Edwin G. Hill. year. Anacostia, D. {.
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Pressed Glass.
Paper Laces,
Doilies, Etc.

Square Paper Doies, dozen &c and up
Round Paper Doilies. dozen. &C and up
Round Paper Finger Bowl Dollies.
eozen. ..-...................S Sc and up
Paper Sherbet Glass Dqilies. dozen. &c and up
Plain Paper Cases. dozen. Zoe and up
Large Round Doilies for cakes. each &c and up
Oval Platter Dolies, dozen. loo and up
Paper Chop Holders, dozen. .......... &c and up
Fifth floor,
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Invitations were received here very gem
orally today for the marriage of Mrs.
Basil Gordon thorn Montague) and Lieut..
Col George Barnett. U.S.M.C. The cere-
mony will Ne at christ Church, Baltimore.
Saturday, January IL. at / o'clock. and
will be followed by a breakfast at the
residence of the bride, 900 North Charles
street Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-30

Mrs. Hinckley is giving a dance tonight
for the friends OF her young daughter.
Miss Gladys Hinckley. Mrs. Diapers ball
tomorrow night for the associates of her
school girl daughter Marguerite, is from
to L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-30

Miss Mary McCauley gives a tea for her
young friends New Year day. ...lss Mar
guerite Barbour a theater and a supper
party. on the I'd, Miss Charlotte Petit a
luncheon the same day. and Miss Dorothy
Williams entertains for young friends
Friday.
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given tomorrow night by the Army and
Navy League.

Mrs. James F. Barbour will entertain
the orphan boys at st. Joseph's Asylum
on New Year afternoon. following her
annual custom of many years observance
an event which is joyfully anticipated
by the recipients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-30
Table Linens for New Years DaY.

Decrahv
Ia trimmed Cenerp
atswnhem linen
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MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-30

Mrs Mcpherson and Miss Mcpherson
will he at home Tuesdays throughout the
season.
A Christmas party was given last
Thursday at the home of Miss BESSIE
Voeelson of Capitol Hill. Many of the
guests are her school friends. Games Of
all kinds were played and the mistletoe
bough caused much merrimept. At a late
dining room, which was decorated in the
yuletide colors. Among those present
were Misses Cresseda and Clara Dayen-
port, Margaret Daley. Grace Carrf(k.
Emma Parkhill. Kitty Campbell, Edyth
Dean of Alexandria and Bessie Vogelson:
Messrs. Harry Ayres, Harry Mockebee.
George Boutz. Bailey Gladmon. Edwin
Hinsley. George Cross, Raymond Cahill.
Albert Kloczewsk Of st. Vincent Acad-
envy, T. Creighton and F. Zones Of Alex
andria and William Vogelson.
The retiring Japanese amba ssador and
the Viscountess Aoki will leave Washing
ton today to begin their long journey to
Japan. Mr.. Mikaoka. the counselor of the
embassy staff. will be charge d'affaires
until the arrival of the new ambassador,
Mr. Takahira, who will receive a warm
welcome from his hosts of friends here.
Mrs John W. Foster, whose reception
day is Monday. will be at home today to
callers. and will be assisted by Mrs. James
R. Mckee and Miss Mckee.
The usual hop. which is held at the
Washington barracks the first Friday in
the month, will be postponed this coming
Friday. owing to the dance which will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-30

BEIGHT GRANT LLOYD DOLLY. died Sun
day. $50 am. Dec. %. 1907, in his 23d
year.
Funeral private Mt the home Of his parents No.
76 . st. NV, Tuesday at pm. Interment
at Glenwood.
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ORANGE.


Mrs. Roswell Farnhsm is on the sick
list.
Carrie Sleeper is at work for Rev.
J.. L. Rand.
George Eorrend was in Barre Wednes-
day on business.
&. B. Keyes is at work for Nelson
Brothers and Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams OF Barre
were IN town Thursday.
Miss Cora Kennedy IS visiting friends
III Montpelier and vicinity.
Miss Florence peake is spending q
few days in Barre with her aunt Mrs.
Frank Adams.
G. f.. Nelson and Luther r. Lord are
in Boston and New York this week on
business.
MIR. Roddie Peake Of Barre spent
Thursday wint his grandmother, Mrs.
Aionzo Curtis.
Henry Whitcomb has moved into his
new home which he recently purchased
81 Frank Aiken.
win Rogers and wife spent Thursday
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Rogers, at
East Topsham.
John Clark returned from johnson,
WI. Tuesday where he has been at work
for few months.
Earl Clement and his mother, Mrs.
ATvra Clement are spending few days
IA Chelsea this week.
Alr. and Mrs. Ernest Cutler and
Daughter, Florence. spent Thursday
with Mrs. John Clark at Topshani.
CLYDE Rogers returned Wednesday
from Canaan. N FL, where he has been
visiting friends and relatives for d few
davs.
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LAME EVERY MORNING
A Bad Back Il Always Worse IN the
Morning --Baue People Are
Finding Rsiisi,


A back that aches Al day and causes
discomfort II night y usually worse Y
the morning. Maiea you feel as II You
hadn't slept IS all
Can't eurn lad hack until YOU cute
the kidneys, Deans Kidney lills cure
sick Kidneys make you feel better,
work better, Iest better and sleep bet
ter
Permanent cures IN RarTe prove The
merit Of Deans
W. ~. MeAuley OF rs Seminary st.,
Barre, We, sayss Il took all kinds Of
medicine AAid TO he good for kidney
trouble bat without getting any notice.
able relief. The pain ln my LETT kidney
was severe and I eonld not sioop 70
pick up anything from the heor without
having sharp shooting pains in the small
II my back ! was very restless nights
and awokc mornings feeling tired AMI
sore All over Damp weather always
made me feel worse and ! finally became
"a bad could not walk a short distance
II was thcn that | began using Doana
Kidney Pulls cold By T. A. Drown, ths
druggist. and they helped ms from ths.
first. relieving the palm In ny back and
helping me in every way, ! used several
boxes aud can honestly say that | never
soslud medicine 10 help me like Deans
Kidney pills did. have told many peo,
pie what they did for noe and know Of
several who have used them on my roc,
ommendation With satisfactory results
For sale hy All dealers. Price g
cents. Foster. Milhurn Co, Buffalo, New
York, solo agents for the United stats
Remember the name Doans--and take
no other
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GRANITEvILLE.

The election OF aiiicers win take place
AZ the next meeting Saint Sylvester
court. No. ss7, w c. 7. r., Co be held
IN Miles hall, Monday evening, Decem
Der end. All members are requested to
he present.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Preshy-
terrain church win bold their annual fair
Thursday and Friday evenings, Dec. :
and 6. There viii be good display Of
articles for sale, also ice cream and other
refreshments An interesting program
win be rendered each evening. A cordial
invitation Is extended to the public to
attend. The regular meeting OF The so
eietv viii be held this week Wednesday
1T Z .. n. with Mrs. George Suitor.
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FOR SALE IN THE F. 3. CATE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY BOI sTRR BLOCK, BARRE, VI

n Liberty street. cottage, 8 rooms. finished
IL hard wood NEARLY naw.) Large lot Good
neighborhood. Everything up 70 date. fEle .s
Is right
zoo acres of timber, wood and pasture land,
one mile from Montpelier Junction Aood
and timber enough 70 twice pay Tor me Nhoi .s
tract Cail and get price. iseu
Farm N washington. Contains is5 acres IA
a high state Of cultivation. VIII cut - OF y
toms AZ nav with machine. Abundance Of hard
wood 1000 sugar trees. Equipped with evap-
or. Tor and some tin tubs. This farm mas now
On * over 40 head Of stock. besides 2 team
Price for farm alone 81, 5000. VIII sell every
thlne at a small price. Night CONSIDER an ex-
change for house IN the cry. For further par
tier,lsrs tnntlire as above. Tel. 1858. 1857
heu'ftS "a --------------------------
FOR sAIE--Best residence lots IN the city At
haad Of French street. View unobstrucpeA
ciear 10 washington street. Ccnvenfent 70
hoth lines OF trolley Good air. dry soil No
Alling required. See plan Averih SEantts
Co, Averili Building. City. Mu
FOR sAI,E-soath End hotel Enquire ct
warra Rpal Estate Agency, Office In Gr&nlte
savings Bank Block Telephone as-@ "a
no SELL OR EXCHANGE
10 YOU want 70 buy, sell Or exchanges yoasr
heuss 81 farm2 Cali or write the fermons
Real estate Agency ZOE hssln& pAAnkSs w
North Main street. Barre I'VE
ron sAI.E-A two- tenement house IN one OF
the best locations OF the city. Eleven LIVING
rooms two pantFys and two bath rooms All
Nnishsd the best. Modern convenfences A
afrear, az good spriag water goes with tha
place, large lot eight and cne a2lf RODS py
keven rods Will be sold AZ bargain X sold
AZ ouce INQUIRE az w. A. Hail. Ia Ella street
after 5o'clock. 49,
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Annenaicitis

il due in a large measure to abuse Of
The bowels. BY employing drastic purga.
lives. To avoid an danger, use only Or.
Kings New Life Pills. the safe, gentle
eieansers and invigarateFs. Guaranteed
TO eure headache. biliousness, malaria
ana iaundice. At Red Cross pharmacy 2Se-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30

II you aes a woman o. a man WIN w.
nflant glossy hair. you may De SITE tisl
thsr haa dan1run 70 amount % any whine
ia nearly every case where women ai4
men have thin brittle hair. they owe u
Is dandfun. There are hundreds Of prep
aragiona that ''claim. 10 cure dandru1,
SAT not one but Nfwbfo'a ilsFrielda tells
YOU that ..andr 4 IL the result % a germ
burrowins into tie scalp. and that per-
manent cure Of dandrun and its eoEae-
outnt falling and badness. can only -
had hy killing the eeemi and there = -
ether preparation that viii destroy that
germ but Ncwhros Herpielde .neatfef
the cause and eou remove the effect
a0ld ~ leading druggists. send ioc. IN
stamps fnr sample 20 The fierpielde CO.
Natw4H RfIsF
Two sses-so cents ana tf.oe.
+. A. Drown. Special Aesnt
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Pansy Smith Is home from Boston for
visit.
Mrs. John Livingston Is visiting at
her oil home in Peaeham.
Addison BAKER Of Boston came here
last week visiting friends.
George Flint Of Braintree l. here try
ing TO organize grange.
Misa Eva Clough visited AZ her aunt'l
in East lIardwick last week.
George Boylcs Of Montpelier spent
Thanksgiving with bis parents.
Ollie Dwincll and sister and her hus-
band are at his home visiting from
Boston,
The promenade at the town bah
Thursday was wen attended. The music
was good
Frank Lyford and son Of Waterbury
we're mere few days recently with the
formers sister.
The Rev. Mr.. Witham and family o.
West Milton, y. IL, were With his par
euts few days last week.
aalrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
and the scenes from ~Losey Mary viii
he given at the town hall Friday even.
ing, December 6, BY the Congregations
church society.
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A daughter Was born Sunday 70 Mr.
and Mrs. Dexter Wiltehlll.
Miss Eva Parks went % Montpelier
tuesday returning Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilson Piilsbury was called 70
Montpelier Tuesday BY the death Of her
nrcie
]. w. Morrison vent 20 81, johnsbnry
Saturday on business connected with the
Probate court
A. II. Moves ~ 81. Johnsbury visited
Alr. and Mrs. o. G, Morrison several
days this week.
Aiiss Bessie Blanchard left Monday
for HillsboFo, n. H., 20 Yisit her sister
Mfs d. +. Gordon.
Miss Bessie Henderson Of Ryegate
visited her grandparents. Mr.. aud Mrhl
10 q. Morfisin. this week.
Hon. r. NJ. Harvey Of Montpelier was
IN town Thursday. Y. g. Rand u Hard
wick, was In town the same day.
George Morrison Of Manchester, N
r.. + spending ten days vacation with
dis parents and brother At this place,
ait. anu ATS ntAHAtH AsftA ~ ft"tth
pcller spent Thanksgiving az the home
81 Mrs. Reeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. s. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. blanchard went "a
Waterbury Saturday afternoon, wnef'
they were the guests Of Mr. and Mira
II. J. Kemp over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Daley Of Tnet
ford arrived SATURDAY and are visiting
Mrs. Daiey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
SIMEON Fiheld, AZ Weztyihe.
Miss Nellie whisehill IL visiting bel
aunt. Mrs. Prank Miller. Of Peacham
and Miss Christie Whitchill her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman
OF Topsham.
Prank corrutn has sold the Cliff house.
70 Rufus Hosmer Of Brattleboro, who
win take possession. IN the near future
Mra. Corruth has moved 20 the home d
her brother. Srncst Hood.
Andrew Mills, who has bern =
Heaton hospital. Montpelier, since thl
accident at the time Of bis wife's death
six weeks ago. came TO the home Of BIZ
brother, G. II. Mills, Saturday. IL
q now able 10 get about the street b,
the aid Of crutches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
Public Notice.

Notice IS hereby given That the eopNsshsi-
stin heretofore exissiag between Jebn Brusa
~ Nsrthfeld and john b Rrus8- LUCY q
l3rnsa ard I4ssars Bruss cf the CITY of Barre.
undsr she name Of the Brusa taranfse Co. y
basinsss will Dc conducted Al barra ~ the
lila aahu b Hresa Laigf BFaea and eassare
fsrtisa unaer the arm name Of RrusS hrethefs 2.
and thsy vii pay AZ dears ana eoh-et a. oa''s
ai;e t1e rFn.
JOHN HRUSA
JOHN b. HRUSA
LUIGI 6. BRTSA.
CAESARE BRLSA.