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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
TALK OF The TOWN

Dressmaking, Mrs. N. N. vassar, ca
Summer street.
Mileage books TO rent, Place & Page,
i1-l2Bolster block.
Charles Sharkey has finished work
for the American Express company.
Lessons given in Mexican drawn
work by Mrs. McDevitt, Summer
street.
Organized and managed in the inter.
ests Of the policyholder- Mutual
Insurance company.
Twenty per cent. discount on our en-.
tine line of hammocks. G. n. Kenyon &
lCo.'s Cash Bargain Store.
Noble S. Love went 10 York Beach,
Me, Saturday for a weeks stay. Mrs.
Love has been there for the past week.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Sargent and Miss Isa.
belle Martin of South Royalton left
this morning for Camp Martin on Lake
Champlain, after being in the city over
Sunday.
Now Is the time that the largest as
sortment of fruit can be found in market
and If you wish to preserve fruit don't
forget to visit 4. Giachino's fruit
store. If he can't suit you on prices
and quality nobody can.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
EXCLUSION no MIssIsQuoI PARK,
August 1e. 1907.

August 10, 1907.
The Knights Of Columbus viii hold
their second annual field day at Missis.
quot park, Friday, August 10th. The
following low fares will be in effect:
Randolph and stations to West Berlin,
S100.
Barre ands Montpelier $1.00.
Waterbury, 90c.; North Duxbury boc.;
Bolton and Jonesyille 75c.; Richmond
and Williston zoe.
Children halfofare.
Special train will leave Randolph
7:45; Braintree47:5 East Granville
SOP; Roxbury s:15; Mortified $500;
Nortbheld. Falls s:31; West Berlin s:35;
Barress:15; Montpelier s:35; Midjlesex
1885, Waterbury 9:10; North Duxbury
9:1S; Bolton 9:25; Jonesville 9:31;
Richmond 9:37; Williston 0:47.
Returning, special train will leave Miss
isquoi park $3.50 p. m. for White River
Juncti6n and intermediate stations.
See hand bills for further particulars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Eight styles of HydeTade Heather.
blom petticoats, special prices, at The
Vaughan store.
YOU can saves &c. per. cent. discount by
buying ha1nmocks sof G. N. Kenyon &
Co.'s Cash Bargains Store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CIVIL
AUTHORITY FOR THE ABATE-
MENT OF TAXES.

A meeting Of the board Of civil au.
thority for the abatement Of taxes will
be held in the city court room, City
Hall, on Friday, August 10th, 1907, at
2 o'clock p. m.
James Mackay,
City Clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
GRANITEYILLE.

The i. o. o. r., M. III, has postponed
the opening Of Tumas hall until Friday,
August 20, when We shall be pleased to
have the Odd Ladies of Victor lodge
join US. Per order secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
BENNETT MOULT TON
COMPANY.

Ladies, Tickets Monday Night I5o II bought
at the advance sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
Notice.

Having put on extra express between
Barre city and Websterville side Of the
hill, / can give my patrons prompt
service. Call or telephone Lawson's
stable for Websterville and 3-I1 for
Graniteville. w. w. Bellyille.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, AUGUST L, lso7.
Weather Prediction.

Fair except showers in northwestern
portion tonight; Tuesday fair, slightly
cooler in evening and night; light south.
erly to westerly winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
Wonderland
Moving Picture Co.
tiALE'S PAVILION.
EVERY NIGHT AT $40 O'CLOCK
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.lO P. N
Eleventh Week with New Comedy
and Drama Moving Pictures.
PROGRAMMES

FhOGhAMMEs
Tragic Moment, Arctic Hunting.
Child's Hate, New Hired Man, A Poor
Coat, One Man Base Ball, Little Mer-
chant of Chalk Statues. Traced by a
Laundry Mark, Human Clock.
ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
Beside the Old Oak Gate, The Good
Old u. S. A., When You Know You
Are Not Forgotten by the Girl you
Can't Forget.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
DISTURBED VILATTE'S MASS

PARIS. Feb. 19-It required the
gratuitous and somewhat adventurous
instrusion Of the self-styled Arch
bishop" Viatte, who is called an Ameri
can. to cause or afford an opportunity
for the disturbance OF religious meet
ing IN Paris.
The first disturbance at the convent
of the Barnabites. where the Arch
bishop" holds forth as the head of the
"Cathollc Apostolic and French
Church" which occurred on February
Is. was ascribed TO militant Catholics
who placarded the neighborhood with
appeals to put the intruder down At
one OF the masses yesterday morning
men and women joined in creating a
disturbance.
The police were in force inside and
outside the church, and they quickly
suppressed the disorder. arresting
twenty-five of the ringleaders. Yest-r-
days disturbance is charged in some
quarters to the Chruch's enemies, while
In others it is attributed to bigoted,
misguided churchmen. In stil others
it is blamed TO political instigators.
The only fact worthy Of attention Is
that neither Archbishop" Vhhtte's
movement nor the disturbances have
had any important significance in the
great political struggle en-
gaging the country.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
CHICKEN SONG LED
HIS way TO CELL
Four Waldorf Astoria Fowl Are Found
in Prisoners Overcast Nine
in His Trousers.
" 'Is W. n

NEw YORK, FEB. la-The capture
of a chicken thief or West Thirty
fourth street brought JOY 20 the WAL
dorf-Astoria kitchen For weeks past
at the big hotel there have been mys-
terious disappearance Of fully dressed
that is 10 say entirely nude chick
ems. Everybody whose business it
WAS to touch chicken in any form was
suspected and shHdowed Nobody was
caught Until yesterday there was only
the activity OF House Sleuths Thorn
hiu and Smith sorrcWfully on The Job. p
Early yesterday they got their re-
ward. AT $40 they were standing in
Astor court. back OF the hotel with
their perplexed brows barred 10 the cool
air. A clear italian tenor began 70 sing
81 perfect English.
III you want TO catch q chicken,
Make "a noise like a worm.
He has a light heart said Thorn
hill.
He's rubbing Il in" roared Smith.
and darted for the man. The man ran.
but there was stiffness about his To-
comotion that made him easy game foI
his pursuers. When they got him and
brought him 70 a street lamp smith
said:
Il know him; he's one Of the kitchen
help"
80 do I: but he's thinner when he.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
N 80. Nenlured rhornhIn.

IN tnelof Nclllufed lholunlu.
SO they got a bluecoat and all went
over TO ,the Tenderloin Station. There
the prisoner said he was Giovanni Mu-
goretti. az an address on Twenty sixth
street and q Waldorf Astoria pantry
man by occupation.
csearch him" commanded the SER
eeant. and the fun began. There were
four chickens ia his overcoat, four
more IN his other coat, six in one leg
of his trousers ana three in the other
lleg.
"He had a nerve TO try to rum
Smith muscd.
'And think OF his singing his warm
song at us" said Thornbill
MUgoretti made a wry face at them
as he went down to the steel bars. He
was held in s5OOnban at jefferson Mar
ket
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
aoreek sponge Divers.'' ?

Talang as Ills aibjcct the Greek sponge
divers Of Trlpolii and the nndiug OF the
frgato Philadelphia, Charles Wellington
Furiong, OF Watmtown. Mass VIII de-
liver an interesting address az the Iign
School at 4SO o'clock this afternoon under
the anspiaes Of the Primary Teachers AS
sociation,
AR Furlong has made q special study
Of northern Africa and the pictures with
which his lecture Is illustrated were made
by him not merely to obtain characteristic
and unique effects but to introduce ri,
elements of good composition from the
standpoint o. the artist
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
Medical soeietv 40 Meet

Members Of the New Castle County
Medical Society wn meet al the Delaware
Hospital at Sl5 o'clock this evening. In
addition to tho transaction Of regular
business there will be a symposium on
diseases Of children.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

al Lawson now has a full.team signed.
John Farrell Formerly captain Of the 81
Louis Nationals has signed with Altoona
Abbaticchlo has been rc[nstated
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

ure was strewn with qoeer inetdenD
and amusing encounters He bad oe>
casion to know at the end Of few
days that ia a city Ike San Francisco.
with a changing population and many
Travellers. there may be found more
than one woman with brown euris
hanging over her shoulders and that
some o. tnsm are little pleased to miss
a boat Oh TO he waylaid on the street
he<-aus. Of q :riie in which they feel
no interest
Mrs Hedge now declared that she
did not care whether the locket Was re-
covered or not. but as she continued
TO have fits of weeping which he could
attribute to nothing else Adam de-
termned to restore her the lost trinket
II possible
The next Monday morning he wan
dered disconsolately into Israefs- A
woman with brown curls over her
shoulders stood at the counter hag-
Cling for II paperweight. which she
wanted for 10 cents. Adam stood still
and pinched himself. He thought he
must be dreaming
You know your power. You know
must sell on Monday morning." Is
rael exclaimed in transportation You
gos locket from me that way. and
the Jewel in the lid was worth more
than you gave me for the Iocket. All.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

i've away that dress and let somebody
that needs IL wear il out. Better live
today and let the past be the past;
that's what I say, and that's what
think"
Yes. Adam. I know. ! know what
YOU think. You've forgotten the things
of YOUTH burst out Mrs. Hedge with
a fresh fit Of weeping quite unaccount-
able TO her husband. There's other
things-much you forget that I-that ]
remember But TiI-Ill give away the
dress. as you think best Somebody
ought to have IT."
That's right. Don't be fool any
more. I must hurry now The grinder
stopped next door. but he'll soon he GO
ing. and I want this thing sharpened
up
Mrs Hedge wiped her eyes and foi-
lowed down to the front door. where
she stood watching the man at work
and en1eavoring TO shake OF her Mt OF
depression
She Observed that the children in the
alley. or terrace had a new play
mate a little girl with peitic''a5 too
short fer her stockings and dress too
short for her petficoat who devoted
evesy pause in her play tc urging
rather hrye head irfo very small
sunbounet- In spite OF the sterseen-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

he began: then added quickly: -Buf
beg your pardon ! wiil not allude 10
that any more Whatever ! may have
felt yesterday. this morning I must in
sist oh regarding both Of you as among
my pleassntest acquaintance. and any
thing I may have done has been real
pleasure Your father has talked very
little but what he has said convinees
me that he must have been a wonder
full man when himself. And there ts
another thing" as a fiush Of pride man
tied her face. may I not ask You 70
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

Ne galleries. They were cold. un-
Friendly glances he saw. not such
Dances as had dropped upon him from
)erhaps the same eyes after his maid
b s,eseh In the chamber less fh1-
Aree u,nths before. His own eyes
rev colder and zrimmer under the an
hgonisrl. and he was about to lean
rroes to speak with colleague In the
EXT seat when his lowering gaze en-
euntered a pair Of eyes In the private
hlIery directly In front and for the
rvt time a slight color crept into his
bee. The girl was half standing and
kas very beautiful. but he scarcely no
Dced that II was her eyes he saw.
kes looking straight into his and fuI'
b . wondering. almo~t piteous incredu-
~. Even while talking with the neigh
~ his gaze returned to her, almost
Bainst his will. She was still stand
-. still looking. q tragedy in her pose
ID eyes. and now . slight shivef went
ArOugh his frame. = nrSt feeling OF
s-atisfacsigu with himself
As th<y Ieft the chamber . god
nny of The senators spoke TO him.
oe ceanafulafIng him On his speech
the lobby an Old senator rested his
Ind zpsa his shoulder for a moment
That was a ase speech Of yours. my
~ be said kindly. but il was mis-
oseefed- I am sosry you did not know
> nuch slcuf TIE caee as the rv=<t Of
EahiczIly and In . limited degree
0u were nghf. bUf in an else wrong.
re 0s19 - hase naAe sexves-r e.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05


1 forgot myself. Jupiter. What .
mistake to tell you Its value! II is
wanted again. VIII you
BY this time Adam was standing
beside the woman. interrupting Israel.
An hour later he paused at Lissie's
gate on his way home with the precious
little gold case In his pocket.
whats all this about . locketf'
asked I.issie. Il meant to run over and
see mamma. but I had a visitor and
couldn't leave home. I didn't know
session"
Ave years old, I believe. I've got II
again. Here. look! I haven't opened
Il yet
why. papa. what's the matter with
you and Inanmai That picture OF me
I tore out Of the locket some sixteen
years ngo, cut In four pieces and threw
In the ash bin. along with thee lOcket.
which hammered into its original ele-
mcnts Mamma knew, for I told her
She forgave me and forgot II. so far
as I know. | was little then. and she
wasn't worrying over my being lost
baby. Why. papa. this isn't u girl mt
all. It's n young fellow with smooth
face. aud. why. papa. look at II! It's
none Of ours. Look Mt that conceited
snirk on his face, Must lie some mis-
take"
Adam confronted his wife with the
open lockct In his hand. is that the
oneT' he demanded.
"Yes. yes. that's II, I'm SO gladi
How did YOU
Woman. you cared so much for
that. did youf That smirking"-
"SmirSing. do you Think Well. he
was but youth. n young blade. may
he. but he loved me when ! was also
young" She kissed the picture. snlA
ing.
hand. threw IL on the floor and set his
heel ON IL.
"a young blade. eh? Then he must
be an old blade by now aud In need OF
grinding. I'll make powder Of this. II
I can't of the original. So that's the
trouble. the crying in the night and all
the rest OF II. An old love affair that
you never forgot, Jim Moller-nobody
but Jim MoIleE ever smIrked Ike
that
4 light dawned on Lorena Hedges
face ADAM she said softly. you've
forgotten many things. Its a locket
you gave me on my sixteenth birthday.
with your own picture inside. You said
things that day. foolish. maybe. but
sweet to remember. I was Renie then:
now I'm Lorena. It's the same in ev-
e-ytling It's been like beginning In
the morning with songs about roses
All sunshine and ending at night with
suarreis about the price of pork chops.
IL had back the romance. the senti-
ment, Oh. Adam. IL isn't the Iocket
cry for: that's just an excuse to hide
what went along with il! II you'd
speak to me as you spoke then. IT,
WAS that iti Haven't I shown folly
enough In this last ten minutes to
prove I'm still hoy? We men are
euch blame fools. We think when We
care for a woman q hundred times
more than we did for the girl she grew
from she'll know IL without any OF our
telling. Renie. I'm not = poet but 1
wouldn't trade you for al the girls in
America rolled into one gisgly. slip
perry little bundle.-
IL wasn't trying to make you say
things. but Oh. I'm so glad you've
said thcm-gl.d the Iocket got Iost-'
There. now, don't you cry any
uorv.-
u don't beiieve viii again. ever.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

|"HE days when handkerchiefs and
notes could t-e dropr<d from
the galleries into the senate
! chamber. there 70 he treasured
= returned by gallant senator's. have
eone by. and now fair visitors who
watch the jousting OF great minds In
1.-THE arena below are debarred from,
Whispered conversation and signaling.
Ifrom leaning upon the woodwork and
even from utilizing the shelf as tenn
5porsry place for wraps and gloves
But the restrictions are futile. Hands
rannot be tied or bright eyes hidden or
lAeads made immovable. an: SO long as
hat is the case there will be commu-
1bieations between ladies Of the gallery
and senators OF the fcor. As in the
SoRventies and eighties. there are still
rators who declaim 20 the galleries.
md not one of them. Ia spite Of the pre-
<orribed silence. but knows well wheth-
- the fair thumbs are up or down
This afternoon they were down. and
Aough the clear. resonant voice OF the
DDung senator from Mississippi rang
Trough the chamber in an eloquent
nsotest against the passasr Of hill he
Fought wrong. there was . grimness
Gboas the silence that showed the gal
0ries were not with him. The bill was
= popular one. especially with Wash
gtonians The senator nnally closed
5 argument With . warning:
~ This man may te worthy-dOuot'
ss he Is. or the bill would never have
Dt so far-but We have no right to
isappropriate public funds. TO make
q dangerous precedent. Already we are
q nrsiened with pensions and with ap-
D0psiAtions worthy ea0ush In thsua-
lSes II from psiyate funds. but pub
B moneys are q trust. given into our
large. and we, have neither moral ~
q ~ right to nI.spply th~a to per-
y nal and private bsae1G This pssson.
4 underseand. In n resident Of the city.
gentle old man whom mest sf you
how and love. and she speaker Who
eceded me decllres that the expert
s Puts he is At WORK upon ere likely &c
OF much benedt to the country. Per
bps. But there are many other gentle
men In various parts Of the country
g ut We do not know whose expert
/. pnts or studies or works are beaen-
d. Ought we TO discriminate In ia
OF one In our midst whom We
DwY Certainly not. ! do not ques-
b that the experiment Is worthy OF
1ng fosteresl. of being helped. but II
ouid he from our private purses. not
Dm the public funds. That would lie
ftin. our hands Into anOther's pocket
assist a friend. . Dick Turpin way
robbins Peter to help Paul.
He finished in a silence that was sig
Bcant Of disapproval. and yet when
vote was taken there were just
cough Z, defeat the bill.
'z Nhe.i he sat down the young sena-
RS gaze swept invo,untariiy along
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05
Grinding
An Old
Blade t-,:;::: :;::: rs:
Copyright, isos. by ciaris.. Dixon

"HE measured tinkle of tool
shsrpener's hell cut through
the swell of children's voices
in Lily terrace ton Powell
street in San Francisco. Adam Hedge
heard il and bethought him that he
meant TO saw the legs of an old table
and present il in a royal coat of new
paint 10 his grandson for a play desk.
such as kindergartners have. only this
was for use at home. The top OF the
table had been roughened by long use.
and smoothing must preeede painting.
but the blade of his plane was duh. and
here was the grinder. Adam hurried TO
the hall bedroom. which In the dat he
occupied represented garret privileges
and was a deposit for all sorts of odds
and ends.
"Ab, you here. wife; I'm hunting
for my old plane. I'm going TO have IL
ground
Mrs. Hedge was kneeling before an
open trunk. She rose hastily. dropping
q sparkling bauble which. unnoticed.
TELL into the pocket of little dress she
was folding
"What. crying. Lorena? That dress
again, I'D give II to the nrst child
saw In need OF 1t II I were you; that's
what I'D do 'Tain't rs II Lissie was In
her grave I can't make out women
folks anyway. Here's our l.issie
grown a handsome woman and mar
rid to her hearts choice, married 70
eool steady fellow with a regular job
at The grip-a regular job, Lorena, such
~ hany good man can't get-and
t1<ves the happy little slip OF boy
sAe's brought up for n grandchild In
car age. and yet you sit and cry over
her old things just for all the world Us
10 she'd died when she was little.
can't make II out"
~ should think you'd know. Adam.
I should think you'd understand. She'll
never he little again. Adam. she'll
! never cuddle down In my arms again
I and ssl for the story of Little Silver
I bocEs
10 much the better" declared unpo-
ette, Adam. Don't you mind how you
uss1 TO complain you'd told stories TIL
yosw Jaws ached aud you wished she'd
grow big and read them for berseifY'
sftp spsc I never really wishe; z,
~ ySe was . pretty little one. -
! pretty. in never see her slks uss,ip,
and such cunning little ~ays she
/. had"-- as. ~ -
7 Yes. yes, cumming enough, dare
say She useslsio. turn the lamp wick :
down till they. fell into the bowl Of tao
lamp. burn my Sunday hat. take the
eicht day clock for a tea cupboard ansi
/ cut doll things out of the front of your
best dress. Its all right, dare say.
She never got spanked. and I'm glad
OF IL. We didn't forget we'd been colts
oace ourselves. did we. Lorena; But
I I'm not sorry she's well grown. nice
behaved woman now. and wish you'd
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05
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glad ~ treat with other agents In this
matter, but principals must be- parties
who would Tense for iheIr own home.
moi fof sub'IeitiDg. HeDt $500 per
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AUcTioNeGN.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-24
GOVERNOR CAN'T
VETO LIQUOR TAX
~ DOES NOT AUTHORIZE TIE
V-oCKED CLUBS, BUT PUTS
A TAG ON THEM.


Atlanta aug z9,-GoYernor SIM II
Is RECEIVING lel'erS from inherent parts
Of me state urging MN TO veto Wua'
IS termed Tue locker Dill Inc par
ties WFllihs evidently 90 nor UNDER
stand the SUBJECT
Ahere 70 no Din "1lch mas peeA
passed by the legislature authorizing
lockers Unless the original prohlD'
Itlon Dill lorhId8 lockers there is
no law IN Georgia winch prevents
their existence
The general tax act provides In SUD
stance that II me preh'bl'lon Din does
non forbid loc"ef5' theh' inc lockers