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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-08

and desperately wicked.-Jeremiah 17:9.
1t is enough to shake even the
optimist's faith in humanity to
read the confession of Harry Orchard
In the Haywood case. If his confess
sion is true, he had a part in prac-
ically all of the outrages and murders
that were committed at the time of
the labor troubles in Colorado and
Idaho. Whether or not one believes
Orchards assertion that the crimes
were planned and ordered by the
Inner circle of the Western Fedora
tion of Miners. the diabolical wicked
ness of his story brands him as a de-
generate.
That certain crimes were committed
there is no doubt. Orchard confesses
that he committed them or had a part
in their commission. But the ques-
ton arises whether the man who
would commit such crimes would not
also falsely accuse others of being in a
measure responsible for them. Or
chard's testimony certainly does not
prove Haywood's guilt, unless it shall
be corroborated from other sources.
There is no doubt that members of
the Western Federation of Miners
have done much that is reprehensible.
There Is no doubt that it's leaders
stirred up strife and hatred and ought
to have been suppressed. But there is
also no doubt that the miners suf-
fered great provocation and that
wealthy mine owners were none the
less reprehensible than the labor
leaders. The fact that Meyer and
Haywood, in their positions as the ex-
ecutives of the miners union, stirred
up strife and hatred against the
wealthy classes, does not prove them
guilty of murder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-08

To us oldt timers. vich vas spinked
sefen times each day ad school, und
den Wiped goot und proper ven We got
home, es a kind uf chaser, so TO ge-
speak, dis arresdt uf a laty school
teacher fer spinking a kid nit board
looks like der alliance guard uf der
milleneum.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-08
}I.ELllIsCl.3;,l7

Der mosd stardtlink noos uf der pest
week ISIS dere ISIS yedt still a hondrdt
seloones in Lefenvort.
Coundt Okuma, uf Chapan. ISIS sdflI
demanding apopologism. In der
meantime, Won might gadder dot vot der
Chaps in Friscisco really vandt vorser
cen apologism ISIS seferal slxvare foots
Nv new cuticle to replace dot vich vas
remoofed py der Friscisco rough-necks,
allretty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

dssisss a plohtliory mauiaFs lAs, of
whatever nehulans Theory they have ln
Wee. what's 60 hinder mill protest
against ne actions 81 some people sAo
fooashly shy = plate q laiiroa a the
other siie q Gle house aad then reurry
t. tie divorce ogertt Also against The
skinfui mauoeustfine oi esftaia mem,
bsrs a the legal profession Who have
more respect 70 he iains 81 tbsir poc'
keis than lhe faneiiiy 81 the marriage
fitssf Fof lasianss. thh "iuiplsmbla
severity dodge . being eoo2et luto nm
due prominence. AZ The Gazette vii
readily admit, being tWistsd and stretch.
Il 10 cover = multitude q petty domss'
dc iafeilciiiss which. seFe it not for
being kept alive hy artificial means,
would Ale Of thsiF own aesori aud leave
tie contestants ashamed q their actions.
80. nsiehhor. les vndsAvof 20 pour oil
on the troubled waters, rather than 20
heap fuel On che kinaling fires 81 family
discord BY advising people % take 70
the divorce court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
GET WISE ON THE
OYSTER QUESTION

Where have you always got your
bea Oyaersi Isn't Il >, the City
Fish Market They arc still coming
from the same Old place In the same
old way. We have thoroughly IN
yesfigaied al the new tangled meth.
DDS Of shipping Oysters and have
Communicated with those who have
tried them and we don't think Il far
70 charge 4 higher price Tor an inie-
rior article shipped IN the carriers Of a
corporation that is deriving a large
revenue on the strength Of scare.
Our tubs arc nicely painted inside
and out, perfectly clean Oysters, the
bea thar can possibly be procured.
Guaranteed free from any aduhera
tion whatever, as our pure food laws
are being rigidly enforced in this d.
feeton.
We arc sull selling those large
fancy fresh opened selects at only
45e per quart and they arrive fresh
every morning,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
MONTPELIER

TIE remainder a the Vermont cxhl.
BE win soon r. shipped back % Edward
n. Goddard who plans 20 90 down 70
Jamestown the last u the week. Some
other exhibits not from the State house
viii be turned OVER r. The state and
viii Be set up On a suitable occasion.
While Mra. Fred L. Peck was prtpar.
Ing a chating dish fcpast for some guestt
Tuesday evening there vas an expl0.
sion Of the heater watch reduced she
contents Of the pan into q nqu'apPe
thing state and eaused considerable
fright among tue guests. There vas no
ctaer damage
Nean was tecfved yesterday q The
death Of Chnrles A. Reed. a former real.
dfnt. - Chieago. He vas II Ne 7iat
year and was a native u this place,
where be was for years cashier Of the
Montpelier National hank. llo went 10
sterling. iil. IS wears aea. Tae remains
win g. brought here Tor burial Tie
leaves bis widow, two daughters and one
son.
A. the meeting ~ fhs Hiberniaus
Tuesday eyvning. TIE following officers
were elected. President, Patrick Ne.
Inemeyi viee president, joan Conlini
recording secretary, d. u. Meg0Femi
financial secretary, Thomas Crowleyi
treasurer, d. J. Hayes sergeant EARNS
Fred Murray sentinel. N. y DOYLE
standing committee. II. G. Meflorern.
John STANLEY. Andrew Lyons. NJ. Car.
ney aud ". N. MctoFern; historian,
d. F. MeCoyem.
The death Of Capt. Edwin y. Wright,
veteran. occurred yesterday, aged ~
yeara. He had never been IL good
health since toe Civil War BE was
born IN Berlin, was married in 1866
10 Caroline siloWay u Berlin He Is
survived by her aud two children, Mrs..
Alice r. Bancroft and Lncien T. Wright,
both Of Montpelicrs also ono brother,
I Henry, Of this city and . sister, Alrs.
John Long. Of East Montpelier. The
/ funeral win ie held from biz late home
Friday afternoon AZ two o'clock.
Adiutant General ". II. Gilmore Is
IN town settling the accounts II a So.
Adams officer retired. General Gilmore
has several applications and petitions
for new companies IN the First Vermont
provided that the companies At Newpari-
Bradford or Bratiieboro, that nave re.
Gently had second inspection because
Trey we're below the standard, should
drop ont Barre, White River junction,
Ilardwick aud Lyndonville are All anX-
ious to form a company 90 represent
them in the Vermont National Guard.
Gen. Gilmore aud Colonel J. G. Estey
win soon fix The time and place for hold.
ing the annual school for officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
rlrrt stat. House = Mu.enm.

As the result Of efforts BIZ the Yer.
mont society, Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution, 10 haze the quaint hia.
tOFic building in Rutland, which consti.
tuted Vermont's first state house, set
aside and turned into a public museum
Of antiquities, II is likely that the pro.
ject viii take concrete form in the
near future.
Tne picturesque old structure was
erected 132 years ago and Is in the
heart Of the city, q most interesting
relic Of Colonial times Inside is walls
The first legislature Of hte Green Mount
ain state was convened IN 17s4-17SB.
The next session was held at Windsor
during the brief period when the state
house was IN control Of the "anti.eourt
mob" In 1900 the assembly met az
Castleton, and in 1902 again at Rutland
and the session continued In that place
through 1897. The last session III Rut.
land was held In 1904 In 1903 the pres
emit state house was erected at Mont
pelier, and that city became the state
capital. The FIRST United States district
court held IN Vermont convened IN the
Rutland capitol on the first Monday N
May. 1901, with Nathaniel Chapman as
Judge ana Frederick Hill as clerk.
The building Il now occupied as a
dwelling mouse, and only the exterior
recalls the historical associations. The
Daughters Of the American Revolution
plan To raise fund BY public sub
scription, purchase the building aud the
property adjoining, then found a mn.
scum IN tine aid state house which Will
he III more than passing interest To low.
ERA Of antiquities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
TnINas wE Do Nor APrREcIATE

THINGS WE ID NOT APPRECIATE.
II TIERS house in Rutland. 1872 years
old. IN which the legislative assembly Of
the state Of Vermont arst met, why in
the name Of reason hasn't the state
taken steps TO insure It's permanence for
40 long a period as the works Of mans
hands are able 10 Withstand the ravages
Of timer The building Is described - a
picturesque old structure" and "A most
interesting relic Of Colonial tines." In.
decd, 1t is. And more than that, the
state Of Vermont ought TO prize It's first
state House beyond price. AZ IL T., the
building is now occupied as a dwelling
house and, with the care ordinarily ac-
corded the average residence, must be
suffering in consequence. However, the
building still retains its external ap-
pesnnee Of the days when the common
wealth was in the making.
There surely ought 70 be enough spark
o. sentiment and reverence for honored
antiquity in us to save this building from
destruction. Here was where the first
legislature Of the Green Mountain state
met in 1884, and as such the place
should be held In very great yeneration.
But Vermonters do not, as a rule, put
a proper appreciation on things historic,
albeit we are proud to recall the deeds
Of those very men who sat in this ilsst
state House; and we are accordingly
letting things 60 to wreck and ruin that
other peoples would hasten preserve.
However, it is pleasing to note that the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
have taken steps toward saving this
building to the state. The state ought
TO assist them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
pIyoRcEs N VERMONT.

we salaam to the wisdom Of the
hardwick Gazette on matters marital in
the following, Divorce reform can
only come through marriage reform.
Prevent hasty, ill-considered, ignorant,
thoughtIeas marriages, fatally hopeless
from the start, and you will DO away
with the necessity Of divorce .
The law should make IT more difficult
to make such mistakes, but until it does,
do not prevent such reparation NJ may
X legally and decently possible"
And then we knock before this foun-
tain head Of knowledge and meekly IN,
quire, Howl For aught the esteemed
contemporary has advanced, it i doing
nothing more than the other sayants are
doing, which II, beating their heads
against solid wall Of d thus far inn
panetrable problem. Meanwhile, until
sither The Gazette Or some other one
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
TALK or THE TOWN.

sale q laals.' coats a. yaushaa's.
Patrlsk Kane went e Chicago on
business to-day.
TIE Glsnuais glnb wlil meet 10 Miles
haii this evening at Iiy4
Ms nena ban has moyrl irom D.
pa square % saith Flaee.
Thamas Carson urdt 20 NeHlAasil
this afternoon 81 . hnsiness tip
Mr.. +. a. Burke went 10 Burlington
ellis morning fef visit with tuaais.
Ms. G \. Barber visited with the
family 81 Wallace Morrill, 81 East Ran.
doipA ever Sunday.
Bargain table. Remnants 81 goods
through the store on this table. The
place Naughan'i store.
George Cassie soid nua shipped ysstsr.
day q Dr. S b Eiliol 81 BedfoFd,
Mass Bic halt shetland pony, Nellie
j. ~ Vaughan has JUST returned from
market Cat and see the pretty things
displayed ioF CHRISTMAS - che Vaughan
store.
Mrs. G. " Camp left shls noon Tor
Hartford. Conn. - Wait her husband,
DI. Camp, who i taking 5 special eoafsc
ia study there.
In bankruptcy eoaft yesterday. Referee
w y. Theriaulg heard The claim Of Elias
Spear 81 Burlington a4ainsi ths bank.
rupt estate Of Thomas Brady Of hafFe.
plumbersi There viii b a regular
meeting 81 iocai As IN Painters hall On
Friday evening. Dee. .. Meeting called
% order Al 1850 ?. m. George W. Quinn,
secretary.
Among yestefday's arrivals Il the
Northern hotel were z. W. StoskhridEe,
Portland. Msf j. O. FoN. Middleton,
COINS Vs. A. $. Kendall, Bostoni J. y.
Carroll. Montpelier W. &. fairway,
Newark, n. j.
/ The committee Cor tie pcnny contest
% the iadies unioa vii hc Al Mrs g
g. Couner's bome. Friday aficruoqn, Dec
9. % receive the coiirtion. Everyone
please make an effort 10 either bring On
send them in that day.
The Montpelier high school athletic
association voted unanimously te.ter.
day not 20 enter the proposed basket
ball league because the smaller schools
are too heavily Handicapped IN che league
against the semiharies aad academies.
David Arthur. who wts arrested BY
pAiroiman Hamel yesterday afternoon
was before eity court. A. A. Sargent
acting judge. to-day, and pleaded guilty
10 first oiTense Of inloxicAtion. Hs
paid q due Of IS aud costs q soS5
Judge Scott Il In Chelsea IN attendancr
q Orange county court.
Goddard seminary plays ~ hrst game
/ q basket haii thi. season iu the gym.
nassum on If1aay rvening with thr
Barre independents. The independents
Bre said 70 be made up Of the best
I players Ia the city and Goddard claim.
10 have toe fastest team IN years. Ihs
game 4 called at $40 O'Clock.
A genuine surprise Was given Jamc,
Peer last evening", when about thirty Eve
q his frisnds and neixhboFs gatherci
al his home On Circle street 10 remind
him Of his forty.third birthday. Ar
Peer was presented handsome nicer
schnum pipe By David Taylor. In behalf
81 the company; Mr. Peer very iiltingly
responded. Refreshments Of sandwiches
cake, coffee and fruit were served. Tho
evening was spent IN singing and dane
Nng. The company broke up in the wee
sna' hours, after singing Aud Lang
SyHe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
FATHER-IE-LAw WINS.
Alienation Case With $4,000 Damages
Named Non-suited

Bennington, Dec bennington eoun-
ty court yesterday afternoon began the
trial Of the suit brought against the 4, z.
Waist company of North Bennington by
Lvsle 1. Wigpins,4a former empioye, for
damages for an injury to one hand while
operating mangle in the defendant
company's factory three years ago.
At the morning session the $4,000
alienation case Of Forest J. Jepson Of
Schenectady against Fred q. Graves Of
bennington, was fion.suited The plain
tiif sued for the alienation Of the af.
fections Of his former wife, who Is the
daughter Of the defendant, and who Sc
cured divorce from Jepson less than
month ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
The Simple Life.

long 10 lead the simple life
Far from the city's noise,
And free from worldly care and strife
Bring up my girls and boys.
Removed from city smoke and din
ia live but not % far
could not easily run in
In a speedy touring ear.
A tiny farm fain would buy,
C0sey and snug and neat,
Whose gardens always could supply
Delicious things to eat.
A cottage meath some spreading tree
Where robins build their nests,
with room for all the family
And say a dozen guests,
Il fen ehoice books IF highest rank
(Some of The lgater sort),
4 billiard hall, swimming tank,
An indoor tennis-eourt
or horses eight or ten would be
Enough for every need;
OF steady hunters two or three
And just few for speed.
(sTwould not be wise to be without
A motor car, If course:
4 neat substantial funabout
Might save an extra horse)
So. daily ginning strength and health,
With children dear and wife,
Content to leave the rare for wealth,
ia lead the simple life.
some day I'LL own farm like that,
But not lust yet, ! fear
Meanwhile | occupy my fiat,
Six hundred planks a year.
-Puss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
"rhe Isle Of Bong Bong"

II + claimed that there are two musi-
cal numbers In b. G. Whitney's spark
ling musical surprise, "fhe lsle OF Bong
Pong either one Of which would 90 far
10 make the suecess 81 any musical pro-
durtion. They are tie original dramatic
romance. @San AntonfcT and the spec
taciilar Indian serensde, Heap Love"
Both ~ these enlist the entire strength
II the company and are said 70 repre-
sent the acme Of novelty in the pfesen.
tation Of descriptive song numbers. The
Isle IL Bong Bong which was Fehearsed
under the special supervision Of Mr..
Whitney's general stage director. Gus
schIke, will be the attraction at the
opera house tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

Undoubtedly. the state Of Vermont did
a wise thing when Il shifted from the
Zee system 20 the salary system Of pay
ing city court judges. Where there Is
one court whose judges fees would not
equal The salary paid, there are three IN
which the salary i quite = BIZ less than
would have 70 be paid the judge under
the old Zee system. Hence the state
saves in the aggregate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
CONTEST OVER A WILL.
Is Occupying Attention Of Addison
County Court.

Middiebury, Dec & The term of Adj
olson county court was continued yes
terday and the first jury trial Of the
term was started at If:i5 O'Clock. The
case IL III the will Of Caroline M. Rog-
ers. John E Adams and others, con
testants and appellants. This case is
likely to take up the rest Of the week.
II was tried at the June term 1905. and
sent back from the supreme court on
error This win Be tie only straight
civil case to be heard this week.
The grand Jury is IN session and there
are 4 great many witnesses summoned
before II, 1t Il doubtful if the jury
finishes its work the middle Of next
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
rheir ENC Not Burning.

Burlington, Dee. PETER Dorey was
yesterday found guilty by the city court
OF driving hack without lighted lamps
ne Was fined 81 and costs. Louis All
pert, afraigned yesterday morning on a
similar charge. also pleaded net guilty
lie was found guilty. however, and fined
~ and costs. Both respondents took
appeals to county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
GOING BACK TO OIL.

Essex Junction People Think Electricity
Is Too Dear.
Essex Junction, Dec. 5If the Bur-
lington Light 4 Power company, which
recently TOOK control Of the electric
lighting III this village, having bought
TIE water power, continues its present
course. IL Il likely that the residences
~ Essex Junction IN general win again
III lighted by Kerosene Much complaint
Is heard from patrons That their bills
III MANY cases have more than doubled
since the time If the Peoples Electric
Light Il Power company. Several
have already changed partially from
electricity g oil,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

The Montpelier Journal runs IN Sc
church notes the announcement that y,
q. Dodge Of Randolph Is 20 BE- a candi.
date for delegate 20 the next national
Democratic convention. Brother Hind.
ley alNays has happy and original
way Of giving candidates a good sen4.od.
Waterbury Record.
There's nothing Ike being caught In
good eompanyI 80 Print won't object
20 being tins classified.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
JINGLEs AND JEsTs


Tho Ussa e q haifrin.
A hairptns Tfis Wn whnta tie use
Ercepl n a. VI hair that's ipoaef
You wil and 'tuiii never fail
To pick 4 lock draw out 4 nall
Peel an aprie. pal q cork.
Rake a crate ard make q fork,
e Clean a lamp and c1t a pc.
Beat an cEr. a knot unite.
Hang 10 pictures. flatsn doors.
Take 70 carpets. Narnian noorH
serve a. paper elttcr. Zoo.
Goodness knows what & won't 90
Ia Tsacha Hancock IN New York
Press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

whats the matter with the Gre
eater? Been swallowing too many
famesT'
"Nope: he's been drinking too much
frewater. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

ibid you catch anything On your lasl
fishing ulpT
Indeed I did,
swhat did you catchT
Hail Columbia when I got home. -
Baltimore American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
Raj FLIGHT.

"Oh. darling. come and fy with me-
He cried 70 The maiden sweet.
just then his auto hit q COW,
And Ger the big and brassy Prov
The maid dew twenty feet.
-Chieago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
Couldn't Fool Him.

Waiter 0n Observation-Disclosures yon
like d plate Of green turtle soup. sir
Uncle Hiram-Gosh no. III yew
amt got no ripe turtle soup ! don't
want any Detroit Tribune
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
RinalrY.

''You belong to the Forty club, do
your
''No: IS fun and won't take any
more. But we're starting a For Tea
club. and li's going 10 be every BIT IS
excluslye.H-Chieago Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

''Do you keep plgST' asked a cheeky
boxing Individual.
Yes answered Farmer Barndoor,
with an experienced glance. we do
during July and August Seven dolian
per week."-Harper's Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

While running ahead Of their eompeti-
sorp On the piaifon. the Goddard foot
hall eleven ran behind their finances.
Hslpl Pashi oaiy size to gainl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

The ladder Of fame r. the trcadmll,
And the trtadmilia the ladder % fame.
And yoa'l hnd when you pop
TO tire very uptop
That the candles worth mere thar ths
Raue. Puck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

II estimates are true. then Rutland,
with la.ts7 population. l. without dealA
che kecond city ia the stata Barre stili
falls short Of that figure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
Railway phiIosophy.

Each has hts way ordained BY fate
Ones course he cannot pick;
So every tline va make 4 rate
The public makes 4 liicls
hiaeton Star
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
SOUTH BARRE.

The free religious society viii bald
services at Unity Temple, South Barre,
next Sunday at 3 and o'clock ,. M,
Mrs h, Il. Ellis Of Montpelier will
give tests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

Please call al The National hank at
narfs during she dat. az al the doctofs
late residsn1F. Merchant street, any
etsnins after seven O'clock. ahA settle
the same. All hilla sol paid AflsF laH-
/ piil h. placed vish Al attorney fer
collection.
r. ~ Cave, ir.
AdminsifAfoF ior tbs estate ot
q NJ Dexiel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

Montpelier ioias ths progressive crowd
for Sunday opening Of the public d.
hrary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
wEBsTERvILLE.

Born 70 Albert and Mary Madria, a
baby boy, the 24th Of November, name,
Albert William
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
WILLIAMSBURG

The winter term Of the high school
viii begin December ,, with Ar. Fuller
u burlington as principal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION


NON SALE flsavY 81 sfnfir fisds ulte teth
staae and seed tqsilss. ta4ane % 1. y
n asa, hoatpelief, " s4ss
EUUNn@A whltr aha gray beating auk.
TIE uNuef can have cane ~ raiAlHE AZ tnN
nuulr 20 a. fAr4ffuni. 10 hitrf street pfats
iss property aed rsfink Zoe ihis Adfel iise.
nenh &@As
WANTEn~A sfsnokfAEhef Ard esckkfepes
wtfh rkpafienen ~ gfAnite pnles. Apply .
Nauns hfpthefe. sAu
TO HINT "a .raam cottage. hes AMI eoid
w&tfr. bath, lssse ksidea AAA e<taa tAl
CaFFief street. Lie
- - per esat net e. an insestmsnt g
81 $50 ~ Heal estate sscufiiy. Yea fnay AZ
Na can't oiief : safe Investment ltst VII paf
fhls hui vi - she's pea fhr pFuprTff. We eeH
prove ear afstfuent We sdtuit Is e an txttas
esstiaafy cneg tat - wtu 40 a. - s44. MS
aaef VII b. uithdrawu ttscfmhef ttth - =
ill - nefssszFy 90 hustle. Better - az -
anaa. N yaa a. 400 Yoa may iase lA - a.
rsrFy hssl Estate Agsuef tArft. VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
MISS FOUNTAIN WILL SING

when the Bluebirds Nest Again,
Sweet Nellie Gray
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
: THE HOUR SHOW

5 Cents Admission. 5 Gents.
Children free if accompanied BY a paid
admission, afternoons only.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
Tweuty-seventh Week.

PROGRAMME.
The Founding (another great drama)
Bill Butt-in and the Burglar
Genevieve Of Brabant
Looking for the Medal
The Adventures Of Lover
Struggled into America
Jealousy Punished
Jack, the Kisser