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The Washington herald., 1908-04-04

TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and SIS. nv Rev. Rich
ard T. Williams. Rev. Lionel A. WE Services at
30. u. and s. Churchman's League lecture. Tues
DAY. az p m. The Sacamcntal system. by
Right Rev ". A. Query. D. d, Bishop Co-ad-
iuror Of South Carolina.
EPIPHANY CHURCH = ST. bet 18th ard lith.
Rev. L. Il. Mekim. D. D.. rector. Holy Com
mnni1a. a n and u a. m: services. II a. m.
and D. m: sunday school. 30 ard J. The
rector VIII preach.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave. and
18th 81. Rev i. Henuing Nclms. rector.
Services. 8 n m. Holy Communion II a. m.
institution ~ the rector BY Canon Harding, rector
q S. Pauls Church acting for the standing CON
mittee " she diucese institution sermon by Df.
Harding: Holy Communion. r. M. evening
PRAYER. Scrmous by the rector. u Response 10 the
Institution service and sermon.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and /
SIS. ne. Res {. J. ABBOTT and Res. W. y Pier
son, elersy. Services. 80 O. n, y a. n. % p
H., 20 p m. and o. M. Special music an night
by the combined choirs % The parish and sermon
by Rev. Robert T. Browning. ~ Church II The
Ascension. ON Friday. April 10. az : - 2. m.
Rev Frank r. Staples, o. =. Paul's Parish. Bal
tinore. viii preach.
ST ANDREWS CHURCH, l4th and CorcoIzu SIS.
nv. Rev. George Calvert Garter NJ. A. rector.
Rer. Jesse X. Bocknell Rev William NJ. Pettis.
ID D.. cUrttcs 10 a. m. Holy Communiou. II
a. M. morning prayer, htsny. and sermon p ~,
ovensous and sermon. On first sunday ol the
month. Holy Communion az Il a. II. Cautata by
choir. instead Of serr1on. AZ 2. n
ST PAUL'S CHCRCT ed ST., near Washington
Circle Rev Alfred H. ,ding d. D.. and Rev.
Charles 4. HOlmead. ccrgy. Holy Communion.
30 and u a. m. sunday school. 80 e. m. morn
ing service. 70 a. m: choral etensong. 5 p. NJ
sermon b. the Rev. William Richmond. All seats
free.
ST. MARKS CHURCH. 81 and A SIS. Sc. Rev.
Dr. W. L. De Nnes. Rev. John X. Deis Rev. T..
NJ Prescott clergy. 20 and II a. N. and 30
D. m Evening seraon by Rev George +. Dudley.
n -. stephens Church.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
49,, -, -. IT,. L., -,
PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
y Y ave, \ and 18th SIS. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe
pastor Il a. M. Sacrament q Baptism; S D.
M. The modern Book Of Acts-The BOYS man:
$50 a m. Bible school. SIS a. n. adult classes
$50 D. m. Christian EndeaE0r Society
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn are.
and 18th St.. Res. Charles Wood. y. D. pas
tor. VIII Oficiate tomorrow az i a. m- and az
p m Sunday school AZ s:4j a. n Christian En-
deaFor meeting a. 5 ,. N. Thursday evening al s
md-Wcek services
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Albany. n Y, April 3-Gov. Hughes
tonight refused 10 discuss what took
place at a conference held TO-DAY with
Senator Raines and Speaker Wadsworth
regarding the procedure to be followed
with reference to the present movement
against Attorney General Jackson bv the
grand jury Of New York County.
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL Pastor 7 g. Butler Dr. " v
Davis u. Rev. Mr.. Wilson. S. members Nefhodis'
Conference. Lenten services. Tuesday. 80: Thurs
day, g School, 9-Q; Christian Eudeavor. and :.
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd. ave. and eth a. ne
Rev. c. +. Miles. pastor sermons: n a. m
Every man a blessing. : D. m. Dying witt
Christ-' Other services Of the day a. usual Serv
ices every evening during the week az O'Clock
exceSting Monday and saturday. Everybody IN
vffrT
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perry-Far-,er -

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hyattsville, Md. April "A pretty wed
ding was solemnized in the First Baptist
Church here wednesday evening. when
Miss Clara c. Farmer. OF Hyattsville. and
Mr.. George r. Perry. OF Washington.
We're married in the presence Of a large
gathering Of relatives and friends. Rev.
<. II. McEwen. pastor, performed the
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and o SIS. C. r.
Winbgler. pastor. so a n. Sunday school; p
a. M. The church" and rollcal: b. a.. Chrs-
tian EndeaECr. D. n. Has the church failed
in her missioni" ETefybody welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH lesh and X SIS
Dr. J. J. Muir pastor. Preaching. j a. n. The
su1ering Messiah. 7-iJ y. n -cne missing
s. s.. 10 =. m e. T. SIS D. n
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL South.

Mt. VERNON PLACE NJ 2 CHURCH SOUTH.
cor 9Th and sts Nv. Rev. William Frrnch
Locke. pastor Preaching. i q. m. and p. m.
By the pastor. Sunday ssIoJl s.33 q. m. Eu-
worth League. y. M. E1c0boiy welcome.
ST. PAUL 3d and SIS nv. $50 a. m. SUNDAY
school p n. Junior E1Horrh League. : D. ul..
EpNorth League. u a. 20. snd D. m. sermons
hy Rev. r ". Jcfries Communion serrioe
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BIRTHDAY SOCIAL GIVEN.
Washington Heights Church Raises
Fund by Entertainment.

Fund by Entertainment.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Wash
ingtOn Heights Presbyterian Church gave
q birthday social in the Sunday school
room of the Little Church on the Hnr'
last evening.
Music and refreshments and good
social time were enjoyed by those present.
\ tidy sum was realized from the sale OF
aprons and other useful and fancy articles
provided through the sewing circle con-
nected with the society.
The committee having the entertz al
in charge consisted Of Mrs J. G. KEEPER.
Mrs. A. T. Britton, Mrs. Charles Davis.
Mrs. Tebbetts, Mrs. A. L. Hough. and
Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Clifford X. Bergman is president
OF the society The musical programme
was furnished by Mrs. ]. Harry Cunning
ham.
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La Toilette BIm Favored

The Interstate Commerce Commission.
ers have written 10 the Senate Committee
practically approving the bill of Senator
la Toilette. OF Wisconsin. authorizing
the taking Of the physical valuation Of al
property of interstate carriers.
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OTHER SERVICES.

Busy PEOPLES SHORT LENTEN SERVICES
each weekday, except SATURDAY. y ociocE closing
az l225 sharp EPIPHANY CHURCH. q ST. bet
lsIh and liih SIS. under auspices Washington
charters Brotherhood of -. Andrew Speakers fo1
next week Monday 20 THURSDAY. inclusive Rev.
". g. RichaIdson. D. d.. St James Ptiladel
uhia. Friday. Rev. g.. Frte.and Peter chaplain
BTotherhood q S. Andrew. seats free. Every
hody welcome.
YESPER SERVICE. y. W. g. A.. l2,h and F SIS.
NV. az 81 3. m Address By Mrs George OTIS
smith Subject A service with the Psalms ''
Scle bV Mss Rose Osbs-r
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EPISCOPAL.

ct. THOMAS CHURCH near Dupont Circle
Ciergy: Rev. c. Ernest smith. d. D.. ID. G. L.
rector; Rev J. G. Ames. B. A.. and Rev w. ]
Cox, B. D.. assistant clergy.
BOO a. m, Holy Communion
$50 a. M. Children's service and sermon by Rev
". ]. Cox.
II % A. m. Service and sermon uy rector. ouo
feet. THE LOST ART OF WORSHIP.
$50 D. m CONFIRMATION SERVICE AMI
SERMON BY THE RIGHT REV. THE BISHOP
OF MARQUETTE. MICH
Ohertory for church debt.
Daily evening service. O'CLOCK with address OF
'feGitential Psalms.
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MCCONNELL DISCOVERIES IN
Wit Al = Q r G E

Prove q Seif-eure for slI InValidism
Mr.. Mcconnell has proven that the production OF
vital power can be increased By an invalid OF o,d
person himself Of all chronic diseases Pub
lie lecture daily at D. m. and Wednesday and
Saturday evenings at D. n. Further information
ard literature can be secured at on8ces 50s Metro
poIitan Bank Building. el3 Fifteenth street. 'Phons
1A;z ssla.
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UNIVERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. I5lh and I SIS NV.
Res. John Van schaick IT,. pastor. II e. NJ.
morning service. sermon by the ReE. ". II. Mc-
Glaufin. ID. D.. general superintendent Of the
IniTcrsalist Church- Subject. The Iniversaiist
Church II to-day" s-D A. M SUNDAY school
l2.se p. H.. Y. T.. a.. e.: 80 p. m Yesper service
address by DR.. MrGiaufin: subject The grave
and The CAV In n-- hn-l and nur firm -
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EvANGEa,. Al CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIESCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hall. lo5I g ST. Nv. Services. II a.
n and p. r. Subject n morning lecture. b.
Bishop OLIVER a. SABIN.
The importance ~ trusting God Subject a.
evening lecture. hv Miss MARTHA p van
NOAST. The igno-ance of sin" Miss Edith
Pickering. soioist- Testimonial meeting Weines-
day evening a. s Seats free All invited.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th and Corccrau sts. nv. The
Rev Frank Seaall D. D.. pastor win preach at
u A. "a, 'Loee fes eueaies;' l2l5. Sunday school
p ~. lecture on "Swedenborg and the We
danta; Or A new way % India" Wednesday.
%. IN pastors study Y. r. conference: FRIDAYS.
4'S. ltauy and Leaves Of healing" from the
Divine Mn-l
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NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY
ForYoungWOmen. Wsshington. DC.

THE GLEN SCHOOL. The story Of tnis school
ot ITS phenomenal growth, It's Tel2rkGbie euuipneus
q II Cuiiqlngs- atiToctre.y gTogpe1 cCege fash
ion, forming miniature village, is unique subdi-
tls1n INTO egnt groups u glris Its training IN hens
making AID scc2l graces its Development ci special
talents, It's PROVISIONS fQr Pleasure SIGHT seeing and
stcdy x National Capitalcan only be told fully
IN cur catalogue Address BOX A. FOREST Glen. I'D
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EPISCOPALIAN NOTES
Bishop Williams TO 0fficiate
During April.
HIS LIST OF COMBINATIONS

to Reopen King Hall as
Seminary for Negro CIcrEymen in
sity-DeIegafes 10 Missionary Con-
ference In London Are All Chosen.
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC CENTER. liis o s. Lei,
tu1e Sunday evening. SIS. THE EXISTENCE
OF GOD. "Wednesday. SIS. "H0ROSCOPY. b
Library of philosophical works Strangers vel
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I-HE SECULAR LEAGUE.

FORESTRY AND TIE GENERAL WELFARE %
subject of address by Prot. Thomas T. WIN. a. 3
?. n. Pythisn Temple. lol2 sth st. nv. Free
seats.
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While you think of it. telephone your
Want Ad TO The Washington Herald. and
bill viii be sent you at l cent a word.
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OCCULT RESEARCH.

"SOLARTTY'' THE OLDEST OCCULT oRpFR
in the world Students now beng enrolled. send
for circular and application. :. YIVAR. care
TIE Herald arfat
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone on advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald and bill will be sent you at
! cent q word
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THEOSOPHY.

THEoSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Pythiau Temple. lC.z
sth s. SUNDAY. D. m. lecture oy the celebrated
SPEAKER. 1ir- G. lina-ajadasa. q Ceylon SaSiecr
The memory Of past lives Silver collection
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and L SIS. Ul7s-
ses g. B. Pierce. mirister- 9.s5 a. m. SUNDAY
school. Class for the Comparative stu6y Of Reli-
Eion and Unity study Class; n a. m. morning
service. sermOu by Rev Eugene 4. Shippen; 81
o. m Young Peoples Religious Union
The Washington herald., 1908-04-04
CARNEGIE PADS GIFT
Five Millions More for Su-
perannuated Pedagogues.
LETS IN STATE PROFESSORS

Less the Cost of the Administration
OF the Fund, s75O,OOO Is Now Avail
able for Pensions-AppeaI of State
Universities to share I'm Benefits Is
Needed by the IronmRster.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVE. CHURCH. Service. With sermons
by r ID. Power: II, Building The walls 8
The Model PRAYER" Sunday school, %. Chris
fiau Fndeavor
The Washington herald., 1908-04-04

Postmaster General Meyer was confined
to his home yesterday By slight Illness.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-04
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

SUNDAY SERVICES At RAUSCHER's. Ios-
Conn. ave-. az 4 q. n Address hy Miss Emma
Grey ouoiect. The devil Daily noon meeting
and Wednesdays a. s r. ~ az Loan and Trust
Bldc-, cCT- T and 9Th So Puhhc Invited
HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.
MRS. SEATON WILL GIVE A TALK At HEB
Offices. so 9Th 81 jc0r. ] ST. SUNDAY Z o'cIock
Subject. Spiritual infOldmenr" Public ir-ited.
Patients treated weekday Telephone II. 2s5
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18Th
and s-S nv. Se1lces, Srnday. u a. n and
?. N.
subject: "TNREALTTY-
Sunday school. n a. IN. WEDNESDAY erprirz
meeting s O'Clock. Public cordiallv invited. AH
seats free. Free reading room. 61I Colorad6 Bld..
The Washington herald., 1908-04-04

The Holy Name Society of ST. Dom
mics AID ST. JosephS Church VII attend the early
The Washington herald., 1908-04-04

Tuesday evening Lenten sermons will
be By the following: Rev. Father +. G. Fitzgerald
o. P. Of the Dominican House Of Studies. az : %
O'Clock. IN ST. Panl's Rev. Father Clarence Wheel
e. pastor % the Church Of the Holy Comforter
in St. Joseph's and Rev Father Eugene Hannsn. n
St Martins Church.
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CARS TO KENSINGToN

Prom 18th ST. and y. \. ave. eFCrT Is nin. Pass
Rock Greek Bridge Psrk. main entrance Lo0 %
CHEVY Chase Lake. Connect with hcnEuEtou cl-S
Eaand trln tieze-s = % FussaL-a 8
The Washington herald., 1908-04-04

Rev. Dr. w. j. Kerby. OF the Catholic
University will preside at the annual meeting OF
the Christ Child Society. be held al the shore
ham Hotel next Tuesday az 3 20 y m
Rev. Father William T. Russell viii deliver the
address. steTeopticon lecture viii be given by
Miss Janet Richards and samples Of the work done
IN the several branches Of the Christ Child Society
viii be on exhibition.
All who are interested in charitable works Cath
olios and non-Cathocs alike are invited to attend
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MASSACHUSETTS RESORTS.

SeTeuroom clttage near beach. pure sra air;
Si2s foT season. ATTiy Slis F.cTida ave ap53t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
ALL ARE NEW

n our Wash Goods Department are
many new kinds Of Wash Goods, as
well Us new styles in old kinds, such as
Gingbaps and Percales
New White Goods in small figures and
one Of the best plain white goods is our
very wide White Sirlmlx Lawn, all ready
for the needle, at z5c per yard
Our 45-inch White Persian Lawns arc
at special prices and equal TO $50 values.
India Linons at i21ac and l5c are 2iac
less than the market price our Main
socks are OF the same purchase. tSee
how near this statement Is right.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25

S. A. Blodgett was in Newbury to-day
on business.
A daughter was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Croyon.
G. II. PiIlsbury has been on the sick
list for several days with grippe.
Miss Matte Jordan, who has been Ill
for several weeks, remains about the
same.
Mrs. N. d. Colfrin has been suffering
for the past week from an abscess on
the hand.
Mrs. NJ. S. Davis, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Emma Clark, LETT Monday for
Marshfeld.
The young child 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Hart is i'll with severe cold
and grippe.
Ralph Piilsbury Of Bellows Falls ar
rived in town Saturday for short visit
with his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. l. A. Ranney Of West
Topsham were in town Wednesday to
attend the preachers meeting.
Mrs +. T. Clark and little son and
Miss Ruby Chalmers, who have been
i'll with severe attacks Of the grippe, are
recovering.
Laurel temple, no. 4, Pythian Sisters,
has accepted an invitation to visit Unity
temple, Woodsyille, N H., tonight. They
will 60 BY special train.
Mrs. c. II Robinson and son, Marshall,
returned 70 their home at Montpelier
Monday after spending few days with
her mother, Mrs A. NJ Heath.
Mrs. w G. Welch went to Hanover,
n. H.. Monday for an operation for
appendicitis. She was accompanied BY
Mr.. Wslch and DR. s, n. Eastman.
The Baptist society has received the
memorial windows for its church and
placed them in position. When tile re-
pairs are completed, they will have a
handsome structure.
Dr. J. n. Eastman and Mrs. j. f.
Kicker were at Topsham Sunday 70 at
tend the funeral of their brother A. M.
Eastman. The body was brought here
and placed in the tomb,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
Al. P. ABBOTT & co.
A r ABBOTT 8 CO. a T. ABBOTT & co "A. r ABBOTT & Co
@The Daylight Store1
"A. T. ABBOTT & co.
'A. P. ABBOTT & co.
WHAT IS NEW /?

Why The only thing showing
Winter half All
ire also all Of the following goods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
PLAINFIELD.


Ralph Northrop of Marshield was IN
town Friday.
G. f. Dudley Of East Montpelier was
in town Saturday.
c. w. Case Of Chelsea is in town saw.
ing wood with gasolene engine,
Miss Ethel Bemis spent several DAYS
recently in Montpelier and Barre
Rev. !, P. Chase went to Groton Tues.
day to attend a preachers meeting.
Misses Flora and Ethel Bemis visited
at Frank Pages in Marshfeld the last
Of the week.
Mrs. Clara Cloake went 10 Bridgeport,
Conn, Wednesday, to spend a few weeks
with her daughter
George Nhitcher, irs returned from
Lisbon, n. IL, Friday, where he has been
spending few days.
The Odd Fellows are making improve.
ments in their building, diningroom
being the main feature.
John Foss went to Providence. r. Il.
Wednesday with a carload Of potatoes
and came home Monday.
Several members from the ]. o. u. A.
NJ. Of Montpelier visited the local lodge
Of this town Wednesday evening.
Miss Eileen Parks celebrated her four
tepnth birthday Wednesday evening.
Several Of her schoolmates assisted her.
Mrs. Gardner Spencer OF St. Jofnsbury
received Z 8 postcards and several letters
ON her birthday. Many were sent from
this town, where she formerly lived
Plainfeld high school will give an en-.
tertainment Friday evening in the opera
house, consisting Of senior rhetoricals.
supplemented BY a farce also drills.
songs, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
ALL ARE NEW

In our Smallwarc Department are new
things in fact, after our house cleaning
Or stock taking nearly everything is
new, such as;
New Braids in cotton, silk and gilt.
These new IDEAS win be very popular,
as all tailored suits must have Ger.
tain quantity Of these very different
stylish Braids
There are new Laces aud Veilings; not
the same old kind Many Of these are
the better as well as the later kinds.
New styles in Ribbons and Neclwear-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
ALL ARE NEW

In our Corset Department. Here are
the very latest long back, lengtheuing
waist, Il. q g corscts- That You viii
hear 50 much about this coming spring
it is the Corset shape to have your
new dress fitted over. Your dress maker
will appreciate the change.
In this department are new styles in
White Muslin Waists, Waists that have
just come TO as.
New Belts, the elastic Belts, with nail
heads and fancy buckles, also the new
elastic Persian Belt, the latest craze.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
TO HOLD POULTRY SHOW.
Decided by Meeting Of Poultry Fanciers
in st. Adams.

St Adams. Feb 25 The following
officers were elected at a meeting Of the
Vermont State Poultry association here
last night: president. =. II. Wood ;
treasurer. e. s. Curtis. ard secretary. T.
~ Sault of SWanton. For various rca
sons. the association did not hold a show
lass scar but inasmueh as many letters
have been received from the surround
ing towns and from Canada, the asso-
citation has desided te hold an ezhibt
in 1909, the third week Of January.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
TRUNKS !! TRUNKS! TRUNKS !!

Speaking Of good Trunks-were your service # you
Trunk you depend on, that will last than
one trip you find it here Our Trunks manufactured
by the best Trunk builder in the business and they right
every way Metal covered, covered Wood we'll
seasoned strong hinges good brass locks Iron bottoms well
boed Iron and brass corners Not detail omitted that
good trunk building requires Trunks in all styles and sizes
$50. 400, $50, 500 up to 2O0O You can feel per
ecy safe when your belongings packed Of our Trunks
Cloan.P -eaa and Repair Clothing Fur Rent
FRANK McWHORTER Co,
Telephone Call 21S-4)
Blanchard Block 20 and n Reh Main ORsPcs MEMS and Boys OutGsB
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
Menu

For February supper given BY the
Young ladies OF the Universalisb church.
Gherkins
Chicken pie Cranberry sauce
Mashed potatoes Salads
Hot rolls
Sherbert
Assorted cake Waters
Coffee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
GRANITEvILLE.

The regular meeting Of Victor lodge,
win he held Wednesday evening at 7
O'clock. All members are requested to
be pres emit.
b. w. Flagg's Wonderland Moving
Picture company viii show tonight at
Miles hall with new pictures and songs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-25
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

TENEMENT TO RENT-Corner Of Summer
street and Maple avenue. All modern I'M.
provements Gas store. spring water vacant
March LIST. Enquire OF A. +. Dodge, corner
Brook and Seminary streets. 292tf
To RFNT--Small tenement on Foster street,
rent $500 per month. Address Box 40 Water.
bury Vermont 25<tes
wkNTEp-Lumper first class man. Apply
to Robins Bres z5xtt
FOR sAI.E-second hand Glenwood heater.
Apply at Il Laurel street. &3tS
WANTED Leader to have eharge Of choir in
fra PTesbyterian Church. Apply TO Clerk OF
session for particulars. stating salary expect
ed. No 50 Liberty street. 2eit5
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-11
mo MOTHER TO GUIDE HER"
Miss jeanette Carew Receives Ap.
plause of Critics.

Nothing but unstinted praise has
come from those who have attended
performance of "No Mother to
Guide Her." Those who have seen
it will surely want to see it aga d,
and those who have not will uu-
doubted'T avail themselves of the
opportunity on next Thursday, Feb
ruary 13, at the Tempe. They will
have a chance to witness a ciayei
comedy drama, interpreted by an I'M
usually strong company, headed by
Miss Jeanette Carew Miss Carew is
one of the coming condolences, and
her personal magnetism instantly
wins her audiences.
The press last season could not
say enough in praise of Miss Carew's
work, but she deserves all of her
success, for a more honest and con-
scientious worker would be hard tc
find. She is such dear, sweet little
woman and admirably fitted for the
part of Bunio in "No Mother tt
Guide Her."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-11
He CRUCIFIES
DEMOCRACY
CONGRESSMAN LEAKE OF NEW
JERSEY SAYS BRYAN is CRUCI-
FLYING DEMOCRATIC PRINCI-
PILES UPON THE CROSS OF So
CIALISM,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb, IL
A brief but fiery speech by Mr..
Leake of New Jersey in which he
he outlined his opposition to Will
lam j, Bryan as a candidate for the
presidency, relieved somewhat the
monotony of debate on the Indian
appropriation bill in the house of
representatives yesterday. Mr.
Leake charged Mr.. Bryan with TAX
ing the big stick from the president,
leaving the latter only with a big
slipper, and he further credited the
democrats in the house with having
usurpel the right of free action of
the de egates at the Denver conven-
ton by nominating Bryan in adj
vance. His remarks We're greeted
with Kisses from the democratic side
Of the house.
tt proceeded Mr.. Leake, 81
adopted the example of Mr.. Bryan, |
would vehemently condemn him, as
he did the distinguished democrat,
the Hon. Grover Sleveland."
But he would, he said content him
self with edmitting that Mr.. Bryan
was honest, consistent and sincere.
He declared, however, that "Mr.
Bryan's familiarity with the deca-
logue better qualified him for the
pulpit than for the presidency"
Republican laughter greeted this
utterance, which Immediately after
wards was supplemented by demo-
cratic Kisses when Leake said of Mr..
Bryan:
HE has taken the big stick from
the president of the United States
and, to use his own smile, he is
now crucifying the principles of
democracy and American individual
ity on the cross of socia ism"
'The president, having been de.
prived of his big stick" he said,
'has resorted to the big slipper d"