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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20
Word perivations.

Cow juice ia slang term for but
ter In many parts NJ the United
states HUT the word butter itself
almost certainly means something
very like that by derivation. II ia true
that Puny considered "butyrum' TO be-
"A Scyhian word but It seems clear
that 1t was really Grcek-trom "bous.
a COW. and "turos cheese, and meant
literally "cow.chccsc 'Ruttcfy" by
the way. has nothing 20 do with hut.
ter. In spite ot appearances, just as
pantry" has mo- connection with
mans. The latter rs the storing place
OF bread CpauisD, and the former is
the late Latin "hhtaria" the place ot
the butts or casks
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20

Patience Whom the women "
NafIa go into mourning. they abstain
from milk for cight days. as It's white
color does mot accord with the gloom
ot thyIr minds
patrlco suppose 10 would be- AN
ught for Thorn tu drink II if 10 wa as
blue ns the milk We get over hcrc'-
Yunkors Statesman
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20

How many workIngmcn are there
In this housc7' asked the census
cnumcuiur at tho door
Oars NO workn'man In dis zero
house boss" replied the ebony gontlo.
man who answered the knock.
"nui, don't you live here. and
Jus 'HcuHo me. aahi My vito Is do
lady. Of dis ere house. and she docs
take DO wnshIn'. Hah' Y0uhrrs
aInIn.mnn-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20
The Dog

why any sane person should wish
90 nurse amy animal ai meal times 30
is difficult To see. and when chat ami
NAL Is a dog. the matter fairly passes
comprehension with al his good
qualities. the friend of man has most
disgusting habit ul oadgIng for fool
whenever he secs o. and as table
companion he lis decidedly objection
able
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20

Vain mon nra like rooatcrs who CROW mud
who Hhlrk
while tho hens lay the oggs 1nd du nil
OF tho work,
And like rooatera. men think tnny must
govern the rcHt.
That their sisters Arv unlN HN m.mn.r'.
az bHHt
rutN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20
STATUE WITH ODD HISTORY
Ancient Product Of seulptor'i Art
Wrecked by Soldiers.

Washington ono of the most valu
able and remarkable statues In the
United States ia owned by Mr. Lot
FIWngry the we'll known sculptor
whose studio Is on ~ street. west side
OF the capitol grounds
For many years This ancient produc
tluu OF the sculptor lr has stood
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20

"pid you enjoy me baud cunccrt''
No The leader had had his hair
cut and hc didn't turn "a hhdspr.ng
DURING tho entire performance de-.
trult FREQ pross
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20

There are only seven miles uf rail.
road In operation In the whole uf
Persia"
Too bad" commented the llon.
Thomas Rott 1T must Dee mlEhy
hard Tor q politician Co make living
in Persia Puck
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20

now and strange James OWIs who
never before had acted without fully
planning his course
My Eouducss," Adoluo brcatnoi.
when the storm had subsIdgd Il
never had the slightest Intention no
marrying YOU jimmy And h.ra Two
said yos' didn't know rla hal DO p
You TO Dec humau-yuu v,.. 500 nnr.
deniugly methodical aIwag-' 9 ...
there rs % chance of r..urusrs won.
We'll maybe I need &C.,. aI.. b
the ohasieued ami harry OH.. -.ul.
cago Daily News
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20

Mr. Hippo And while was speak.
Ing TO her smile started 90 spread
DER my countpuHuco
Mr. Monk How long ala she have
90 wait to svy the nnish9 Chicago
Daily News
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20
UPSETTING HIS
THEORY

ANiEsORy1shld
always boon rIH
thodIcal IN, trait
became iurJl.urd
at a very early
ugu. when bits
mother impressed
Il on him that only
los hanging up
his cap ou ita par
tIcuIar raIl when
he came into the
house would he
be- quite sure Of
finding DO lmmDdi
atply when he
wished 10 leave
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20

SHE Before you married me. you
used to say thorr wasn't sn1h"r wo.
man Ike me In the world
lie Nod. and nov I shouldn't like
10 think there vast Chicago Jour
nal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-20

electric runabout
The expression OF
tho unkn o W MS
face was positive.
ly uslnine. In the
opinion Of James
Oryis, who by a
brutally rude coup
swept Adcline
away into a cafe
and over food
which 10 him
might have been
sawdust, exploded
into a beautifully
Lu m dlcal,
Jealous rage. Inn
ploring passion
and beseoching
declaration lie
was trembling In
amazomout otth,s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
$500 FOR GALATIANS.
Got Verdict Against the City in Sewer
Damage Case.

Burlington. Sept. 2O.--The jury in the
Chttenden county court case Of Michael
and Bridget Callahan vs.. city Of Bur.
lington yesterday afternoon returned
verdict for the plaintiffs 10 recover $500
and costs The Callahans sought to re-
cover $500 for damage sustained through
the overflow of sewer in the basement
Of property owned by them on lower
North street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
MONTPELIER


Jacob Riis. who lectured Wednesday
evening at Richmond before the annual
convention of the Kings Daughters, was
in town ysssardayy the Quest OF Mason
S. Stone state superintendent III educa
tion, with whom ne dined at the River.
side. Mr.. Riis left for Boston on the
noon train.
The Ley Construction company Of
Springfield, Mass, builders Of factories
roads, docks, bridges railroads and pow
er plants, doing all kinds of architectural
and engineering work, have filed copy
OF their articles Of Association at the
secretary Of states office for the purpose
Of registering in this state. They have
a capital stock Of $4,000.
James j Young had shock last Sun,
day and is gradually growing weaker.
His recovery Is not expected He IL liv.
ing with Mrs. William d. Murray, his
daughter. He has had three or four
sinking spells before, but this one the
doctors call shock 1t affects his left
side. Mr.. Young is IA years Of age.
Mrs. Arthur Whitcomb, his daughter,
has been called To East Montpelier BY
his illness.
J. NJ. Boutwell,, L. b. Brooks, H. w.
Wheeler and George Stratton, arrived
home at 7:l5 Wednesday evening from
Boutwells automobile at $3.50 Wednas-
day morning, the distance travelled being
222 4l0 miles, and several stops being
made. The machine ran without skip,
and no horses were frightened and not
even q chicken killed. The party left
here Sunday noon, stopping at Keene,
NJ H., over night and arriving in Boston
Monday forenoon The distance tray-
eled going down vas 200 miles, but d
| longer route was taken on the return
! trip. Some splendid roads were found
and some that were not splendid, es-
| pecially between here and Barre.
The divorce docket in Washington
county court was increased yesterday
by 10 new entries, in which John 6,
Wing is attorney in nine, and M MI
Gordon of Barre in seven These viii
mostly be heard at the present term 81
Washington county court. The next
case for trial on the docket is II. b,
/ Wedge, administrator Of Irael Gilmont
and against the Central Vermont Rail-
way company. but thus case VIII not be
taken up in its order. The next ease
for trial viii be pelbert G.. Lawson, by
next friend, against Doctors Crane OF
Hardwicl1 and Hall Of Woodbury. FOR
malpractice.
The City Hall building committee was
in conference with Architect Adams un-
til nearly midnight Wednesday, and all
OF yesterday forenoon. The revised
plans were thoroughly discussed and
changes were suggested which win give
the auditorium a larger seating capacity
/ Architect Adams says il win take 81
least six weeks to get ready to break
ground after the plans have been per
fected, and It is not probable that any
thing will be done this fall toward lay.
/ ing the foundation Whether the voters
/ viii take a hand in the matter az the
next annual March meeting remains Il
be seen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
1850

The Massachusetts highway commits
sion declares the New England Tele-
phone company has been guilty Of i'm
proper and illegal practices, among 9th
ers that Of furnishing free telephones
to members Of the Boston board Of al
dermen. The commission recommends
the discontinuanee Of these practices
Are there any aldermen III Barre reaeiv
ing free telephones When the New
England company WAS asked recently
Il il could not donate the use Of tele
phone for use at the city hospital, th,
statement was made by the official ap
piled to that it was furnishing all tht
free telephones it allowed in Barre Il
city officials and could not aid the hos
pital any? Who are these officials whc
receive free telephones?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs, Nancy Camp IS at r. b, Tassle's
for short stay
DR.. Cram and w, A. Dutton Of Hard
wick were in the place on business on
Thursday.
The Ladies Aid gave supper and an
impronptu concert Wednesday evening
from which over six dollars was realized
Arthur Town Of Saratoga, son Of the
late Orwell Town, who formerly resided
here Is boarding at Woodbury. Lake
house and calling on old friends,
It is with great regret that the people
Of South Woodbury. learn Of the death
Of Shuhau B. Fair Of North Calais He
was well known here and sincerely liked
by all. Mr. Fair has been in poor health
for the past few wears and greet sat.
ferer for a number Of weeks. He was
over 70 years Of age, and is survived BY
his wife and an only child Mrs c. F
Beard, who has been with him during
these last years Of failing strength.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
Moving Pictures and illustrated Songs

Mr.. william Robertson. one OF Barre,s
best known citizens, will be ~ attendance eaeh
evening and render All the latest popular Inns
ira ted songs. Air, Robertson Is gifted WITH a
itna baritone voice bnFdertnp on the bass IN
his rendition OF a song Nr. Robertson uses ok
oellent expression, leaving one always withthe
desire TO hear the songs once more. TINS, Ia
ken with the beautiful illustrations thai nc
companies each song. makes very enJoyabie
feature OF the entertain ment
The Moving Picture part Of the program Will
consist Of all the latest subjects on the market
and will change each Monday, Wednesday and
Friday making three entirely different enter
tatnments each week. Songs changed Mon
days ana Thursdays. We are guaranteed the
latest and most up-to-date subjects for our
Moving Pictures.
Ladies and children can come TO TINS snow
unattended and be assured on courteous treat
ment At all times Absolutely no offensive
pictures viii be shown. The person Inanag-
ing this little theatre has two theatres OK the
same kind now running "a Montpelier, where
they have become very popular and are patron,
tied by the best people OF that town ms
alone should he q sufficient guarantee OF
the quality % this entertainment and the man
ner In which II Is conducted,
Admission Cents. Enter ainment ey-
cry half hour. II you come late for the begiu-
ming Of a show yen are welcome 70 stay TO the
next without any extra charge.
Doors will be open each afternoon from 70
$50. Evenings 70 1880.
Children under i0yeaTs admitted free after
Moons only when accompanied w either parent.
Watch for the date of opening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20


Of his death came as d great shock To-
his many S@antohI friends. Few men
ever lived III STANTON who could count
more persons their friends than Henry
A. Burt. Of an unusually kindly and
genial nature, he was everybodyts friend
and the many deeds of charity inspired
By his large heart will never be known
While a resident Of Swanton Mr.. Burt
was identified with the social life Of
the town, and took a lively interest In
jail matters pertaining to the welfare Of
the town
Air. Burt will be much missed for
although he had made his home in the
west for the past few years, many Of his
friends had hoped that sooner Or later
Mr. Burt would return to Swanton and
make this his home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
WAITS RIVER.

z. H, Miller has returned from Leba.
non, n. H.
Mrs. Warren Curtis spent several days
in Barre recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miles are spending
the week in Northfeld
Frank Richardson is spending few
days with his mother in Barre.
Miss Stella Clement has returned TO
]. A. Dodge's, after spending week at
home.
good number attended the auction
sale Wednesday at the late home OF S.
w. Davis.
d. G. Farwell and sister, Mrs D. I.
Watson Of Boston, are visiting at G. W.
McDuffee's.
Gilbert Nutbrown and family have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in Sher-
brooke 2. o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
DEATH OF H. 4. BURT.
Former swanton Citizen Dies in the
West.

west
Swanton. Sept. 20.-Word was re-
ceived here Wednesday morning Of the
death in pickrel, Nebraska, at Ills D.
M, Tuesday. Of Henry A. Burt. The
cause OF his death was Bnght's disease.
The FIRST word OF his illness to swanton
relatives and friends came Saturday.
followed by telegram Tuesday stating
that he was critically i'll and could live
but a few hours.
Henry Augustus Burt was born in
/ Fairfield September l6, 1853, the son
Of the late Henry Adams and Olive Ly-
man Burt After attending the common
schools, he was graduated at Norwich
university. after which he studied law
in the Office Of his father and was adj
mitted 70 the bar.
For many years he was the junior
member Of the law firm Of Burt Burt,
handling at the same time an extensive
| insurance business.
In September, 1908, Mr. Burt went
from Swanton to ranch in Pickrei,
Nebraska, hoping that the out-of door
life would help him regain his health,
which had become impaired by the close
confinement Of office work
He is survived by his wife, Nora w.
Burt, niece Of Mrs. + t. Cutler Of
Barre, his daughter, Miss Amy NJ Burt,
and his sister, Mrs Edward s. Stone.
The body is TO be brought here for
burial, and the funeral will be held from
Holy Trinity church, Monday; at II
n. m.
Mr.. Burt was recently in Swanton at
the time Of his fathers death, and ap.
peared in his usual health, and the news
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
Advertised List.

Sept 20, 1907. Men.--H. Allen, Johr
Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph AveriIl Al
vim Blair, Auguste Chicoine, Crorto Conf
Frank Charland, Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Fuller 2, George Gokey, Paul CALI
Thomas Hartman, Thomas Joborn, I. A
Jackman, James Johnston, Herbert
johnson, John Leclaire, George s. Lang
Arthur Martin, Chas Macdonald, VIM
C. Miller, John Ogg, p. S. 0Connell
Mdine 0dele, Peterson FricS Co., Georg,
Scot, Thomas Sidney, Thos. Sunme, VIM
Watt.
Women. Maud Abbott, Anna Boyce
Mrs. p. L. Britain, Della Cutler, Mrs
Emma Celley, Eva Chandler Flora Dor
mer, Hattie Jones. Mrs. Julia Lebresaint
Mrs. j. Q. Ligouri, Mrs. Canton Morse
Evelyn Murray, Mrs Geo. Mongeon
Hattie Mehuron, Miss f. Mccormick
1irs. w. Parker, Mrs Joe Rabao, Mrs
Ezra Sherhurne, Gertrude Smith, Mrs
Eta Taylor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
JENNIE LAWS. Soprano,
lila BATCEHLDER Pianist.

adults Toe, Children undar Ten Years 30.
d w. FLAGG, Manager
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
THE THEATORIUM
10 OPEN SOON AT AZ MAIN ST.

The store fornerly occupied by the United
statea Qnarries and Granite Construction 60.
The Theatorinm will be devoted 20 all that "
good In
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
THROWN STONES FALL SOME
WHERE.


Ii the attorneys Of the United States
government are wise, they win take cog.
nizance Of a legal incident that occurred
in New ~edford, Mass, recently. In It
they may find a precedent which will
aid them in fixing securely on the Stan
dard Oil company the lands fine Of
So9,240,OOO.
A syndicate. OF combination OF three
men, was convicted of stealing 10 cents
worth Of apples from the grounds Of
Henry H. Rogers, the actual head Of
the Standard Oil company, In the ag-
gregate the fines were $40, which is ex.
actly 10000 per cent. Of the value of the
apples, the taking of which constituted
an oi1ense against the laws The amount
involved in the rebating cases in which
the Standard Oil company was convicted
bears something like relation in values
to the apples taken from Mr.. Rogers
orchard, when the fines imposed are
considered as basis. The fines inflicted
in each instance Of these offenses against
the law are about 10000 per cent. on
the amounts involved in the oifenses
Now If the Lands fine of s20,240,0o0 Is
excessive, the fine Of $40 inflicted for
stealing As cents worth Of apples must
be. Per contra. If the fine of s45 is rea-
sonable, the fine Of s29,240,O0O must be
II would therefore appear that Mr.. Rog
ers has been most indiscreet in permit
ting the prosecution Of, this combination
Of apple stealers. He may have given
thereby, an opening to the attorneys Of
the government which will disadvantage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
ILLUSTRATED SONGS

"The Man With the Ladder and the
Hose" 4 Long to See You Once Again,
and Somewhere
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
MANY AFFLICTED.

It Is surprising what lot of people
limp about suffering from corns. Suf-
ferfng from such a cause is really I'M
necessary. C0rns can be removed in
two or three days without the least
pain, injury or Inconvenience. We UNI
derstand that G. Fl. Kendrick & Co.,
Druggists, have something that Is a
sure cure for corns. Ii you are affiict-
ed, better see them at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
FIRE AT SOUTH poMFREr.
House and Barn of Roland Burnham De-
stroYed.

Woodstock, Sept. 2O.--The house and
barn Of Roland Burnham at South Pom.
fret, three miles from this village, were
burned yesterday about noon. The fire
started in the barn IN some unknown
way. Mr.. Bunham and family were al
home but nothing could be done to save
tho building. a gang Of men working
near by assisted IN getting the tools and
wagons out Of tie harm, and some house
hold goods We're saved. Mr. Burnham
was severely burned about the face and
hands in trying 10 save his effects. The
loss on the house barn and contents i
about $1,000, insurance 81 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20

But cloth in the piece
looks quite different af-
ter it is made up, so it is
wisdom TO experiment.
to try on ready-madc suits
Of similar patterns before
you place your order. AT
our store you can expert
ment without expense.
Suits ready to wear, S.
to SIS. Suits made to
order, SIS to $40.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
The Grouse Hunters.

First Keeper What do you think o.
these folk, Duncan?
Second Keeper DIST naething at all.
If yin O them's no explainin' how he
cam to miss them, the ither's mackin'
me rim my dog off his legs lookin' for
birds he's never touched at all-Puneh,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-20
WE CLEAN, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.

the STANDARD Oil combination, that is
under his direction. Perhaps it would be
cruel to point out that old adage to Mr..
Rogers, to wit; Those who live in
glass houses should not throw stones. "
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Washington times., 1907-10-13
ROBINSON CRUSOE'S ISLE"
CHASE'S EEADLINER THIS WEEK

Robinson Crusoe's Isle, Chase's
headliner this week is from the musical
art shop 5f Jesse Lasky. Il is describ-
ed as spectacular comic opera cxtrav-
aganza and contains seven special mu-
steal numbers. topical songs. concerted
selections. and a grand finale OF impos-
ing character. There are pretty girls I'm
abundance agile comedians. and q choice
assortment OF pirates. Rogers < Deely.
the favorite singing comedians. are the
stars OF the production Fred Bond and
his players, including the charming
leading lady. Fremont Benton. viii be
seen In a clever sketch. Handkerchief
No. 10 Eddie Leonard and the Cor
don boys viii portray the plantation
rastimes OF the South under the title
OF 'In Dixieland. Katie Rooney viii
offer a lauEhable character comedy di-
version. The Misses Tobin in an artis-
tic Recommendations; Peter Donald and
Meta Carson In a Highland Scotch fan
tasy called Alex NcLean's Dream
lie Clair & Bowen. bogus strong men:
and the motion pictures complete the
bill
The Washington times., 1907-10-13
Adele Richie
A CIubwonan

Il IS not generally known 10 the the
ater-going public that Adele Richie,
who ssocn cones to the BelascO as prima
donnl of the Casino musical show.
Fascinating Flora, is one of the most
popular clubwomen in New York city,
and that she Is also one OF the most
indefatgable workers in the interest OF
feminine club progress IN tho country.
At the annual holiday entertainment
given by the Wo=nen's Pres Club at the
Waldorf last December. Miss Richie
was the particular star of the occasion.
reading a cleverly written article en-
titled "a Talk on Songs" Illustrating
her remarks with ceveral quaint folk
lore songs During the New York run
of Fascinating Flora" at the Casino,
Miss Richie entertained 600 clubwomea
at a matinee performance. As a mem
Der OF the Tcy Spaniel Club. one of the
most exclusive wOmau's organizations
in America. Miss Richie takes her
Ecenest delight Her one fad is her
devotion TO dogs. Her especial pet IS
thc chen Mon Yorkshire terrier Little
Dot" tEC most valuable OF her breed IN
this country.
The Washington times., 1907-10-13
POPULAR L0TTIE WILLIAMS
IN THRILLING BLANEY PLAY

Jos, the part that Charles E
Blaney he's written for Lottie Williams,
in Josie. the Little Madcap," which
Will be seen at the Academy this week,
is one that carries with il much OF the
sympathetic interest that one feels
for Charles Dickens Little Dorrit."
Josie. known to her friends as 1.-The
Little Madcap," is an orphan, living
with her graudmother. In her wander
ingS Josie becomes acquainted with
4 girl known as Kate, who made an
unfortunate marriage venture Discov-
ering her husbands perfidy she has
left HIM and is trying to sink her iden-
tity in he blue dress and bonnet of a
s. walton Army lass, and is engaged in
work among the poor. Henceforth
their interests are the same through
many thrilling experiences.
Miss Williams is truly = cturcsdua In
the quaint Salvation Amy costume,
and plays the part with all the JUNCTION
and vivacity that has made her So pop
ular with her audiences.