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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-28
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.
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n,aoe n. J., July 27.-The hnaI round 10, LOT
the S July cup twoba I9p neG fo nks
the attracLOCnS IN In class A, II. w Paine, Oea'
For the 'q Dodd l up. while in class L. l.
smith beat J. o. Newell H up oInev and Mrs.
In the mizsu ,,ePe the winners with gross score
Of The ws aed M Es''i hPESs@
Mrs. F. G. Hart II, II II standsh. III: DR.. J: y.
lIs; MT an aaq Miss B. Ellis 28i Mr and Mrs u l.
Collins. 100.
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WIND NO TERROR FOR MOTOR BOATS.

Due to the fact that northeaster was bowling
across Jamaica Bay yesterday afternoon, the re-
rata committee OF the Belle HarbOr Yacht Cluh
decided TO call its weekly regatta for sailing
raft Three power boats. however, started and
covered n s ? nautical mile Each beat its own
gun and the winner =. w. Websters Santa
Maria. The summary follows:
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aPlwamIs BEATS MORRIS COUNTY.

a., - te Apawarais Club yesterday the home play
..Hon match IN decisive style from the crack
ss :. y The Morris County Golf Club by score
II 70 4 There was also g handicap, in Whlch
- a. a Ihurston and II. 3. Clark tied at 81 mex
s c -. ma round for the governors cup Herman
Hs,1|es VINO received strokes. beat Mstwii.
.yb4- EIter tweuty-seyen holes. They ueo eI
tso-s ~ ana played of az nine moro holes. Inc
e u ts team match follows:
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sALTusRoL GOLF CLUB.

There was a close finish IN tho weekly handicap
at Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday for in return Of
fifteen cards the leaders were +. s. Macintosh.
g. 1913 and II. O.. EEner, 81. l2-79, Macintosh
won permanent possession OF the greens committee
cup for the best three net scores made in July
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MORRIS COUNTY.
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.

s9aF,t, 10 Telegraph % The Tribune
We srsers' Sonh., July N-The final rounds for
Dear pro- syinfnittee foursofnes and in the c. f.
ieg IN ~ "S.e played a. the Wee Burn links 70
BEAT Dr. &c o. former {. II seeIey and a. s. Pit
10 e n1s.i re Sheriff. and W. y. Daskam uo
sat l. e sor the Dean cup ID. l.. Woodbury.
ID'''asads ED and Q TO play -
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BEST BALL SCORES
roy uIIIs COLE clUg.

There was big handicap field at the Fox Hills
Cor CAB Yesterday, ?. II. Kendall winning in
class Z and H II Weed II Class 3. In the final
round for TIE O'Donohue cup W. g. Hoople beat
g. s Bottone ~ Up and 70 play. The scores
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KING HORSES RULE ENDS
HIS REIGN SUCCESSFUL.
GoUernor Stokes Pays Court at Long
Branch.
rRy reiegraph TO The Tribunt.l

Long Branch, n j. July 27.-AH roads leo %
the horse show in Hollywood PARK Io-U'S.
was the last day Of the show the must SuoO11
ful In the history of the association anu No.
than ten thousand persons attended. Inc 49,
noon exhibition began at o'clock. r our cI'sS a5
we're shown before o'clock. including NHe ia
race class between Seabright ana Long b'a'..'''
which proved 10 be feature on tHe uaS'
night half dozen classes were SHOWN oE -
tric light First honors went 70 j. W. falI'-
~, and Z W Watson. who were the largest
winners Never in the history Of the as5ocla-
ton has there been so many coachlAS Pd'Uv
present They came from all directlohs' sew"
from as far off as Philadelphia. The paTkihs
spaces were all occupied while Nearly every ''>
in the grandstaud was hlled.
The Judging Of the championship class came
This evening. Governor Stokes ana a party VI
friends drove from Seabright. The Governor
vas escorted - his box AT $50 O'Clock. In ms
marty vero General and Mrs. C. Edward Muir
raw Miss Roeua Lee. Of Memphis, Tenn; cap
tain and Mrs George Nickers. captain iit.li
Kramer Major Leon Manton. Captain Nlil'a'l
Bryant and Ny AIargeruIn, secretary or the
! Interstate Fair at Trenton, The Governor was
| t.tned lv senator oliver Brown and Sheriff {.
{ Asa Francis.
g. W Watson finished the afternoon with four
blues. tn" largest winner. MT. Hartman was
! second WITH tl,u blues and tWo reds. There were
/ eight Individual winners Including Mrs. john
! Gerk.u. who vou her first blue of The SAo" IN
! the saddle horse class with Surprise. The Vie
| TORY proved unexpected even u Mrs. 'ierNe'
! who has been taking the rods and yeH'Ws IN
| many az tie classes.
| Tn. road race proved "a big surprise Alfred
Gv-yurc Vanderbilt. who won the class for two
! successive seasons. was picked TO win only two
/ II the three f.ur~ entered starting ihey We're
| the <cstlcd.vu four. Bob White and Norwood
! leaders and Hector and Brandon. wheelers and
| the Vanderbilt four. True Boy and Domino, lead
| e-s and Valiant and Portsmouth CleansweeD.
| vheelc-e The start was made az SeahriEht at
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DEAL COUNTRY CLUB.

In the handicap 81 the Deal Golf and Country
Club yesterday the class winners were Thomas Il.
Riley and ". II Stevenson The first eight In
Glass A qualified for the August cup. The results
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CLASS 4


The Hackensack Golf Club defeated the North
Jersey Country Club yesterday the formers
Inks II z tRenty-three side team match by
scoTe q . 70 I Il was & return match. and the
home team wiped out its defeat By score OF
1tos @ last month The score follows:
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Handy, Chicago. unattached, Is; Chicago Athletic
club u: Baltimore Athletic Club l.
Junior chaInQionshps-New York Athletic Club, 81;
Chicago Athletic Club. 80 Princeton University. 10.
Baltimore Athletic Club. g. Yale University. o.
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PARK GOLF CLUB.

NV TeleerapE = oo-og
P,aInned. n J. July 1.-THE iol lc,nb End Juy
80 ~ the Park Golf Club TO-DAY ,,, Net
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a,NFIeLp COUNTRY CLUB.

bsnsicsp.. Egner gained the fourteenth place MS
ouaIider for the I. k Taylor cup.
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rBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Telegraph IIIUUI'o'I
r1.,rae,6 J. July 27.-The weekly compeu-
80 60 tho golf committee. greens committee ana
scratoh cups were played at the Planfield Couhlfg
Ciub to-day. George Schoonmaker won M, 10
~ o. the golf committee cup and leg on the
Sratob cup, These scores were posted for the go't
corornitfea
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
TUPELo, MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1907
Presbytery Meets.

Tom Beckbie and Chickasaw
Presbyteries met in the Presbv-
terian church here Wednesday
night for the purpose of forming
one presbytery from the two.
Rev. w. V. Frierson had been
selected to act as moderator and
at 7:30 preached an interesting
sermon before a good congrega-
ton. After the sermon it was
unanimously agreed to drop both
of the old names and from the
present to call the new presbyte-
THE East Mississippi Presbyte-
ry." Some discussion was had
before this agreement was reach
ed, as there was a sentimental
claim for each of the old names.
j. w. Allen was elected Stated
Clerk. Pontotoc was selected
for the spring meeting of the
new presbytery.
The presbytery remained in
session until Thursday evening
formulating rules to govern the
body. The attendance was
small.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
knights of Pythias.

From numerical stand point, and
due to specially good attraction al
the Opera House on the same night
the meeting of Tupelo Lodge last Mon.
day night was hardly up to the usual
standard; but the same measure of in.
terest was manifested by those of the
faithful" who were on hand. Every
officer was at his post and there being
very little of a business nature to de,
mand the attention of the body, the
order OF comforting degrees was soon
reached.
Pages 0. d. Lilly and Grover McVay
were announced in waiting were called
and duly proven in the rank of ESQUIRE.
They are no longer "friendless" but
are Joyously plodding toward the chiv-
alrlc rank of Knighthood which em.
inence they hope to attain at the next
meeting on next Monday night.
1t no hitch occurs the program for
the next meeting will be when carried
out, fitting climax for semi-annual
term no less than phenomenal in the
gro With of the order, and arrangements
are beng perfected to entertain the
the largest assemblage of Tupelo Pyth-
ianshas ever witnessed at one meeting.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
NUMBER ss
DR.. J. w. Miller.

The sad announcement was made
here yesterday morning that DIR. j. w.
Miller had died suddenly at his home
IN Shannon Wednesday night. DR..
Miller was here at his daughters Mrs,
Asa W Allen, and went home Tuesday
morning. He was taken sick and died
the following day.
Mr.. Miller was one of the Oldest cit
izens OF the county. For many years
ne stood at the head of the medical
profession in his section and was dear
ly beloved by every one. His life was
benediction and in his death a great
many. people lose a close and loyal
friend. In the community where he
resided he was universally respected
and is deeply mourned by all. He was
member of the Methodist church and
a deyout Christian. The interment
took place yesterday at Shannon.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
SECOND MONTH.
THIRD MONTH,

In speaking of the above re-
port, Prof. Newell says:
You will notice that during the
second month the number of
boys on the roll was 214, and
that these boys were absent from
school 563 days; that the number
of girls on the roll was only 157,
and that they were absent 867
days. These make a total of
1430 days, or, when we take into
consideration the fact that there
are only ITO school days in the
year, means that Sal years we're
lost during the month through
non-attendance.
You will notice that during the
third month, in face of the fact
that we had chicken-pox, roseo-
Ia and several rainy days to con-
tend With-none of which were
manifest the month previous
the total number of days pupils
were absent was 941 or 5. AZ years,
making a difference Off. "a years
in favor of the latter.
But when we think for a mo-
ment of the fact that SAT years
were lost, not by those boys and
girls who do not pretend to go to
school, put by those who are, or
are supposed to be in actual at
tendance, is it not time to do
something to arouse those pa
rents who permit their children
to remain at home for the slight
est excuse?
These absences were not be-
cause the children played
"hooky, "but with the knowledge
and consent of their pa rents, as
the written excuses on file show.
We are all anxious to have a
public school of which we can
feel justly proud. To this end it
is necessary for parents and
teachers to uuderstand thorough
ly and act upon the understand
ing that they lch have the good
of the child at heart, working
the same end. Then why not
join hands? The feeling of good
will and cooperation will do
much to make our school what
we want it to be.
We heartily agree with Prof.
Newell in the above remarks, and
hope that each and every patron
will see the Importance Of the
regular attendance of their chill
dren at school, and cooperate
with the teachers in building up
our public school.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
Mr.. ]. H. Abernathy.

The death of Jim Abernathy at
his fathhr's home in Shannon on
the 4th inst. is regretted by his
host of friends who deeply
mourn his death. For several
years he has been in poor health
and some time was spent in Tex
as with the hope that he would
improve, but he returned to his
home in the fall and continued
to grow worse until death re-
lieved him.
Jim Alternately was a young
man Of most exemplary charac-
ter and was dearly beloved by a
large circle Of friends. He had
a noble soul and stood at all
times for all that was good and
pure in this life. He was a true
and loyal friend, a devoted son
and an affectionate brother. In
his death the county loses one of
| its most promising young men.
To the bereaved family the
coincidence Of their many friends
! is extended. in which we join.
The funeral was conducted by
Rev. Brownlee Of the Methodist
|church, the interment taking
place at Shannon.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13


An up-to date, refined vaudeville
show, to be given under the auspices
of the Tupelo Concert Band
Jack and Jeannette Harrington, as
sisted by the Tunelo Concert Band, will
put on an -to-date, refined vaudeville
show that will please everyone, both
old and young.
This celebrated young actor and his
wife will be assisted in every act by
the best local talent in Tupelo. The
entertainment will consist of many
lovely sketches and dramas in one act.
The leading play alone is worth the
price of admission. 1t is an enormously
successful military drama, "What
Greater Lover" The scene is laid in
Virginia during the Civil War. Great
er love hath no man than this, that
man lay down his life for his friends. -
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
The First National Bank has
cashed for travelling men all
checks that have been presented
to it.
A Message Over the Tclenhone

Hello! Is that you. Charlie? Say,
Charlie, be sure and get tickets for the
big vaudeville show Friday night, Dec.
2O. It's going to be fine and you know
it's for the benefit of the Band Boys,
so If we want to go to any of their
open air concerts next summer we must
help them get money for new music"
"Yes. say, nellie and Frank are go
ing; so see Frank and get seats near
them. Be sure and gets tickets early,
as there is going to be good house.
Good bye"
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
The Huffman Art Gallery

Requests that all orders for the Holi-
day Trade Christmas presents) be given
now so as to enable US to get the work
finished on time. There is nothing more
highly appreciated than a picture of
ones self to a friend.
HUFFMAN ART GALLERY.
Tupelo, Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
Stockholders' Maetino.

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the stockholders of the First
National Bank, of Tupelo, Miss, will
be held at the banking office at Tupelo,
on Tuesday, January IA, 1908, for the
purpose of electing officers for the en-
suing year, and ttansacting such other
business as may legally come before
the meeting.
At S. T. HARKEY, Pres.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
LOST.

Somewhere between Mooresville AMI
Tupelo or in Tupelo on Saturday, No
vember 22nd. $255.00, all in paper mo-
ney. Five $4,000 bills and the remainder
in SIS and los. Any information lead-
ing to its recovery will be literally re-
warded Address
GREEN BARNES,
MooreSVille. Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13

To show their ability we reproduce
the following complimentary notice
from Corinth paper:
The play presented By the local
dramatic club, was witnessed by good
size house last nigh. at the Opera
House. The play iGveiy drama
in 3 acts, clearly presented by the
Company, and all in the audience were
delighted with the evenings entertain
ment, which was worthy the effort put
forth to produce it. Mr.. Harrington
and wife worked industriously for the
success of the entertainment, and their
splendid acting was feature OF the
evening. The Daily Corinthian, Oct.
25, 1907.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
TUPELO GRADED
SCHOOL REPORT
Prof. Newell Makes Strong Appeal
TO Parents to Cooperate With
Them in Building up ScoooI

Following are partial copies Of
Prof. Newell's reports to the
Board of Trustees for the past
two months:
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13

NOTICE Certificates of the stock
of the Farmers Union Warehouse Co.
can be had at the Farmers Bank and
Trust CO., Tupelo, by the payment of
anlu1at kbscribed
]. MALLORY, Sec. & Treas,
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
For SALE.

Good Two-Story Residence on South
Green street. 8 rooms, bath room, wa
ter works, lot rs #. front K 1856 #.
back, good garden spot and well fenced.
For terms and price apply on premises.
5S-4t H. S. McCLENAHAN
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
House and Land For Sale.

My house and 43 acres of land for sale
i'll the town of Algoma, Pontotoc coun-
ty. Place well improved. For prices
and terms, Address, R. P. Tate, AL
gonna, Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
Very truly.

Pound Kincannon & Elkin sell Mercu-
tol the famous remedy for swinny,
fistula, SPAWN and all lameness il
horses and mules.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
MONEY IN HAND

it will be if you have a Christmas
blaze that reduces your house to
ruins if you have an insurance
policy with this agency. A policy
in good company has saved
many a man from ruin by the
destruction of his property. If
your house burns the money you
are indemnified with will look
like Xmas gift.
Savery's Insurance Agency
TUPELO, MISS.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13

You will find Olives in bulk at Mi
lam's.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13

Deposit Your Money with the
"OldRliabele" FIRST National
Bank. You can get your money
when you want it.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13
A CARD.

By far the incest selections in Xmas
and Bridal presents can be found at
Chftou's Drug Store. We will not emu
merate, but want our friends and the
public generally to come early and see
for themselves before buying elsewhere
| thank the public tor past liberal pa
tronage and wishing merry Xmas to
all, remain
Vnx,,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02
TALK OF The T0WN.


saeae silks, k5e ii Abastts
Woagsex spring suit al Fits
SEW eFappers OK vaaga
aolFer skating fanieat N u
Standard pattmns ara one n The laad
ers 1t PerFys
Palmer al Portsmouth, y. H. Is
IN tie city on business.
So tine advertisements ef the GFaalgs
Itty stsHlia ia shis isslla
Masonic charms and pias Ut I'll r. AIS
tins 'sha waseh and clock maj"
All 5.a up-ta-daraa haings ID aeekwaar
AT the Erank slrEFharteF company ssars.
Among tlla arrigaIs III IAN CITY hatel
t0tlay are AZ sE BueklsH G0HeGrt N.
al u Sargent, West Lshanaa. NJ k
eng Fawle ana a. Il. Billings, Boston s
IN e Wears. Burlington 81 E arsan.
Providence, r.. Ii & q Vinton, Afont
PETER
Apron Booth This advertisements n
Intended tg gHE vaur attention III yanve
never purchased ale 81 Tho aprons sll6S
at Tins baera IA previous gears, AMI aa<
yaE To bay them 9aee 4 ssEapls
notice shaG NAV not 6e ayerlnnkea Is
All tSie others requires. Congregational
church m.arSurs, "Wednesday afrer aaaB
and evening aprlt third.
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SMALLPOX n LEBANON.


New Hampshire Tawn ExrIfed Eg DIs-
aaverY af Case " Dread Disease.
LaFaanu, ". Ek. ARrE y Consider
asie exaitement was eaasad beFa wllaa
h Wis learued thae there was i ease al
slHalipaS en Aieesanit. street aHd tlle
aoard "a Heaith haa aaarantined khe
premises
u anpsaIs thaE man who bad
6russn cut ef quarantine Id WiAaier,
VT, Fislae4s she BFettau family and e4-
pesed tbefn Mrs. Breton heing sAe
tlrst vietsn of the disease
Mrs. BRETON MAS taken Sunday sa
a house that wflE III nSe8 FaF psst
hpHsa sYnse TWO miles Ut nl0ra tFaul
the village Az tlAera was 4 Earga
EusIher "a exposures basere tine disease
was determined, tue premises VIII Be
qaarantlne3 for d Sufficient tine II
anaid auv illrther fras1ble
rhe puhsie schools hare heen allowed
a Further vacation aE two weeks 81 4
pEeea lalsuarv measure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02
Lace CURTAINS

All Won have heard ahoaf Laes
carairs Il thaf prices we're nsore
.nae FVe waar You ID 80 Ia this
sale hefter sahles rhaa Ysa eseF saw
before
One lot z 1-2-yd Monaghan Lace
Curtains, ID new designs, Il sssiy SIC
pef pair
One Tx M s-yard Nottingham Lace
Curtains, rev patterns, hcerrr Cur
taiR than YOU eser sax before for tha
pfiee, 6St per pair
Cine lar II Hrnssirched RufFed
Curtains, wien I've rows af inside
haekiags, made d zoos, Eae oFgandir
nor the quality thar are would eS-
peef Ia this priced Curtain While
gaeF last. IL SIC peg pair
One lot III Bahhinef Lace Cur
taias. with very wide hee Insertion
and acc edge, ! sample KS. II only
St.9& per pair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02
Hosiery SALE

Hosiery Tor ladies 4at children from
an early purchase.
childrgns Fast Black Hose with
double knees. splired eeels and toes.
Comes N rFo styles of rib enc Ter
bogs, the other for giFls Iii times
when there il sale SeF f4c EEose This
u chs klna used They arc very near
the 1Se kind, only not Il heasY.
Now ia this sale az two PAIRS fcr &c.
ladies Back Hose vita whine tect
il this Spring sale II tw J pairs for Is.
Our Ladies Black CT Hose, No.
6ae, We beiieve d Be equal d aaY
Hose on she rSarket u ssc, those tat
seIi three PAIRS ear s1.00. These.
are now four pairs for sI.00 81 one
rair tor &c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02
Boys School Suits!

VIII help him along IN every way He viii command more
respect have respect for himself and take inter
Ia his work than he VIII he made
slightly, ll-htrng Suit BOYS School Suits single and dou.
bic breasted sye Norfolk cut durable material strongly
PUT together well cur and tailored. from $780, $500
81 90 $50 Dressed one of these excellent School
Suits the boy viii DO himself justice. Try Il and
We Clean. Press and Repair Oothing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02
NATIVE OF nERBY.
Mrs. Metre L. Hubbard Died az Nashua.
N Il. Yssseraay.

NaAtia, NJ H. April q Mrs Nsttie
Z Hsb0arl. aideR 6 William a. Hub.
taT3 Died YESTERDAY e the EneFgeaeg
hospital shsre satRr4ag afternoon sae
underwent an operation She was 8
native y Derby Vt. but has lived aere
tor "a years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02

Special communications af
Tx traaite lodge, 10. Is. y. s A.
~ NJ Thursday afternoon st
Xr1NA 1850 D'elacs 81. attend the
NS-@@x faneral Ok ear late brother
W f. H DuabaH. Per arlar
Wprsaiafal Master
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02

1fiaa Faln Aietgnsll one 81 the bright
~ souhrsttes of tbe ~ O. Whtnay
forces. viii Be seen here al the o9eg
ha4se nr next Fri3av eveniaE Is 1Ca1t
ofelaa 10 Pff. psf. PouiT Afiss sc
Canaeil has been praised n'ith pres rt
tiaism a. being better than Grace Cans
ren. vito oriGiH khe part n tAe Ca-
sias theatre. Naa Yors eitY Soc ear
dance sing and La - exceedingly strong.
.lramatlc ability Het song Dolly Dim
PIE IS one Of the strongest bits q the
uIees and Miss Mcconnell j. sure ID Be
ona 81 the tor notchers la The near "a.
tWre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02

Candy booth. A nice 6na II candy
which tbs kidss viii enjoy satinx aa,l
sharing with eaeh other AMI their
parents. Dgat forget the plaee-Con-
gTegatSanai church p&rlors and tie tiuae
~ esinesday afternoon ard evening
Date, April 3rs-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02

Mrs A. M Ganglev having returned
from Bsst0n with q fall linz 81 millinery.
has opened gaeiar BiiaEery q So
Keith avenue sAe also has large
assortment IT shiet waist ami suiting
samples direes frpna New YORK. i eall
II solicited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02

Easter sale Admfsion Go sale IN at
sernean win be FREE Ter cents almis-
sion Cor evening, including the ina en-
tHrtainmEnt az per programme aa snorh-
X pagr Remember fine programmes, De-
iieE1us ice cream, AZ opportunity q the
bacshs, good tilae. an tar one admission
in tie evening Cong esationaI church
rarIars wednesday afternoon, free, ag.i
evening, 400, including programmes eln
April third.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02

I reNliar meeting of Hearts &c Oak
tedee 30. Az 0sler s5ns Of Ss. George
viii BE held IL Faresrers hall Tuesday
afght At oeiaek. followed s. a
seeiai time s faH Attendance i re-
saessed Per grder secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-02

Tha assessors el3re IN city HaH sill
b apen daily feoEn q. n. ID >. m..
duriag the m0uth II April By 3 new
Aw 81 aG6 The assessors are auaharized
to aaahIa polls a. weii a. property. En-
ervane lia6le te ! tar should 81 TIE earli-
est opportunity eaH a. tAe assessors
oaiee and ahtRm IN Inventory and gu
aut and SIC the same