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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Roller skating in HaIes' pavilion TO-
night.
See Fridays adv, for bargains at The
Vaughan Store.
Mr., and Mrs. M. N. McIver were yisi-
tors in Northtield to-day.
q. A. Kent has moved from Franklin
street to p Webster street.
Ten dozen Use black Or white long
gloves at Soc per pair at Vaughan's.
+. H. Rogers returned this morning
from business trip to New York.
j, 81 Smith, r. j. Lowell and w. Al.
Howard Of Norwich university, North
field, visited friends in the city last
evening
Mrs. r. III. Knox entertained the mem
bers Of the Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church at her home on Bea-
con street yesterday afternoon.
John Howell. who was injured last
Saturday by being struck with falling
pole at the trotting park, is so far recov.
erea that he was able to walk out to-day
with the aid Of cane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bnchan and
daughters, Esther and Dorothy, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Wood left to-day for New
York, and will take passage Saturday
for four month"; visit in Aberdeen,
Scotland.
During the thunder storm last night
the electric lights all over town were
turned out There was packed house
at The ComiqueD However, they re-
manned very quiet and Daniel Roach
again demonstrated his ability as an
entertainer by singing several songs and
telling some good stories. The pictures
are very good, especially The Russian
Dram, which Is excellent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
PLAINFIELD.
Annual Convention Washington County
w. c. Z. U. Next View.

w. G. II u Next View.
On the evening Of Che 10th Miss Chris
tine Il Timing, q national speaker will
oliver the address. Miss Timing needs
hi recommendation to the people Of
this place vino heard her when she was
here two years ago, at that time she
was travelling through the state in the
interest 81 The WI q. n. U., and met
with such success that she was engaged
fer this year. she has already spoken in
riany places and will speak in every
county in the state.
Ii ii expected that the male quar-
trtte will sing one or more selections
on each evening.
The twenty sixth annual convention
Of the Washington County Woman's
Christian Temperance union win be held
in Plainfeld on June Q and TO-
The convention will open al 1890 On
Tuesday with devotional exercises con
Quoted BY Mrs. 2. b Fisk and words Of
welcome BY Mrs. Ellen Colby.
The remainder Of the afternoon as
well as the session on Wednesday morn
ing and afternoon will be devoted to re-
ports and business. On the evening Of
the 9th the state president, Mrs. Ida FL.
kad viii speak
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Try Lander's Havana leaf Sc cigar.
See Abbott's display Of new wash tail
cred suits.
&c yard figured muslins at Perry's on
Saturday.
Mrs. Lynn Scofield of New York IL
visiting relatives in the city.
G. r. Granger Of Randolph visited his
SON, 2, H. Granger, to-day.
Wanted: Boarders and roomers, al
IA Central street, Mrs. Alex. Morton.
/ I. Arthur Bedell Of North Monroe,
N. H, y visiting relatives in the city.
Roller skating at Hales' pavilion TO-
night, to 10 P. m. Take advantage Of
the cool night.
Special to-day at the New England
Fruit company, strawberries two boxes
for twenty-five cents.
Pianos and organs for sale at Bailey's
music rooms, 200 North Main street,
PARE, vt. II. ], LoRoe, agent.
T. R. Northrop's Giant Argentiel as
paragus, fresh cut each morning, Tor sale
by +. ID. Ladd & 90, and Tassie Bros.
4 square ton Of coal makes the world
look square. The Scranton coal sold by
Calder 3 Richardson is . good clean coal.
Lawn-mowers sharpened, repaired and
cleaned; viii call for and return ma.
chimes, 1, g. Town, IA Richardson street
sabin WI Miles has returned from the
West Indies, and is visiting his brother,
a. G. Miles, on Pearl street for a few
days,
Hey! Mr.. Fisherman--Rexall Skeetcr
Skoot win keep them away SO that you
can give yoa whole attention to the
festive trout.
You can get ice cream, wholesale and
retail, that is guaranteed pure, at the
Vermont Fruit Store in Hale's block. 1t
will please You.
The Guild Of the Church II The Good
I Shepherd will bold its regular monthly
meeting in the church parlors Thursday
evening at I:S0 o'clock.
The Ladies' Missionary society III
the Congregational church viii hold
their regular meeting in the church par
It's, Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Subjects China.
Among the golf matches scheduled for
the Barre Coli club team is one with the
Ola Pine team at st. bloomsbury on SAT.
urday, June 20. ana return match OH
the local links on July 4.
First with freshest fruits and berries.
Large, luscious North Carolina biarkber-
ries, 70 cents d box Pineapples, two for
rs cents Musk melons. two for Is cents.
New England Fruit Co.
New song to-day at Nassueco's the-
atre. Pictures are above the average
run. The "Swashbuckler" is an exciting
one, and there are two other good ones
for your entertainment. Drop in With
d friend and see them.
First with the freshest fruits and Der
ries. Large, luscious North Carolina
blaekberries. 20 cents box. Fresh na
tive Strawberries, III cents box. Pine
apples. two for 25 cents. Musk melons,
two for rs cents. New England Fruit Co.
The proof Of the value ID ia the sec-
ing and comparing To buy merchan-
disc at Just the right time when it is
most needed is very important indeed
"a. Al Smith & Bro. announce that their
stock was never larger or better than
at the present to supply the wants Of
the public with everything in the
ewarable line. In many instances Al
dollar does double duty, Az many bar
gains in the seasons newest styles are
about half their actual value.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
REMOVAL AND OPENING
NOTICE !!

We have removed our Cloth
ing and Furnishing Store from
Prospect street TO a better loca-
ton on Depot Square, We
open there Monday, June rst,
with new and first class stock
Of goods bought recently in Bos-
ton and New York, including
all the new Spring and Summer
styles in Hats, Suits, Shoes,
Underwear, Ties, Shirts and
other Furnishings. Not only
are our goods Of the best but
our prices are lowest If you
need new Summer Clothes come
in and see what we've got and
LET lis tell you our low prices.
ALEX COREY & CO.,
Opp. jacks Lunch Room, Depot So.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04

THURSDAY, JUNE !, 1908.
Weather Prediction.

Fair tonight and Friday; light var
liable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
MEETING OF THE BOARD or CIVIL
AUTHORITY.

A meeting Of the board Of civil au-
thority for the purpose Of hearing APP
peals taken by those parties who felt
aggrieved with the action of the asses
sors on their grand list, this year, will
be held In the city court room, City Hall
building, on Friday, June 9Th, at 7
o'clock p. m.
James Mackay, City Clerk.
CITY of Barre, June "a, 1905
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04

Local Happenings Tersely Told for Huay
Readers.


Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Wash goods sale at Perry's on Sat
urday.
75c long grey gloves for SOC per pair
at Vaughan's.
Roller skating in Hales' pavilion to-
night, 70 10 p. m.
All grocers and markets keep Ossola's
spaghettis dressing.
Our new line Of tailored wash suits
4 just received at Abbott's.
Union made stone cutters glasses at
L. +. Austin's, the watch and clock man.
One Of the finest displays Of parasols
AZ Perrys, for both women and children
/ Tonight at the opera house the Marks
Bros. Co. wiz present Inside Track
1 r., Renganeschi, who has been visiting
friends III the city, left this noon for
his home in New York.
| b. p. White returned yesterday from
his cottage at Greensboro pond for q
few days stay at his home.
Stone cutters glasses. All prices from
90 cents to $500 EACH L. r. Austin,
the watch and clock man.
All members OF the Congregational Y.
p. S. 9. 4. are requested to be present
at the business meeting tonight, as
there ii important business 10 be consid-
A man giving his name as Fred Rich
aFdson and his residence as Barre plead
ed guilty in Burlington court yes
Iterday To intoxication and will I'D 10 the
Chittenden county Jail for ten days in
default Of payment.
George 4. Morris, who on Monday
| night was appointed and confirmed as
special policeman, was in uniform at the
base ball game on the seminary campus
yesterday afternoon for the first time
since gettiag his appointment.
The North Barre first base ball team
defeated the second team of the same
name last night, II 10 s, and having
thus established It's right To the cham
pionship Of the North Barre kid section
Is prepared to take on other corners.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert o. Smith at Port JEFF
ferson, N. T. Mr.. Smith will be remem-
bered as the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Smith Of Eastern avenue He il 10.
Gated at Port Jefferson as civil engi-
neer
Cool weather this week makes FISH come
extra good. Haiibut, mackerei. cusk, cod,
haddock, white fish, founders, herring,
lake trout, pike, horn pout and cells
win be in fresh to-day, tomorrow and
Friday at the City Fish Market, Tel.
I0-2.
The standing timber on the Aldrich
farm situated between Montpelier and
this city, estimated at 100000 feet, has
been purchased by TAFT n OdeIl, coal
and wood dealers OF Montpelier. This
farm is owned BY the officials OF the
Montpelier and Barre electric railroad
A large crowd saw The pictures last
might at the Theatorium. a Aiser's Pun
ishment, laughing picture, amused tie
crowd while "A French Guards Bride
tells dramatic story of great interest.
Another picture which caused much
laughter was Indian Bitters. This Is
taken from Robert Hillard's comedy, Al
Stranger Id a Strange Land, a laugh
maker Of great merit.
cred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04

Pure Kentucky Blue Grass,
Crimson Clover, White Clover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
Members u Burns Club. Attention.

The annual picnic Of the Burns club
will be held at Caledonia grove on Sat
urday, June 6. special train will leave
Depot square at 1880 p. M, stopping at
Blackwell street only returning will
leave the park at 1880. Let all mem
bers pc present. Semi.annual dues viii
be collected on the field.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Tell 1912 To send you some fresh fish
for dinner Friday.
Miss Bertha Duval Of Hardwick be-
gan work at the Homer Fits store yes.
terday.
The "A. @. III. base ball team will give
d dance in X. Of q hall, Thursday night.
tiibertson's four-piece orchestra. Adj
mission, 20 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04

On Saturday night, June 9th, the
train from the hin win be held until
after THE Performance III the Barre
opera house by tho Marks Bros com.
lpany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
GRANITEvILLE.

On Saturday night, June 9th. The
train from the hill will be held until
after the performance at the Barre
opera house BY the Marks Bros. com
pany.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
nELP MANTEp-MALE.

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn
good income corresponding for news
papers. experience unnecessary, no
canvassing; send for full particulars.
Press Syndicate. Lockport. " Y.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Daily Death List

e Mary j. Needles. IS years. 2l5 Drum
Mund. tuberculosis.
U0rothea Busch. s6 years, $50 East
4rren. seniiity.
Joseph Guintner II years. St.. Marys
&oeDital, abscess OF lungs.
Helcn Jurkiewicx, years, llsS Rio
oIl<. diphtheria-
Sarah Anderson, ss years. So Vine;
Inquest pending.
Anna NJ smith, 6s years, st. Lukes
&o1pital. dtlation OF heart.
4homns Gallagher, . years, sic Eigh-
o<nth. bronchitis.
yincenzo Lapotina. 80 years. 202
E<lnton, Tuberculosis.
Stephen Pecsenze. months. 10 Me-
Ma. hamilton
Alma w. Kaiinorski. month, IA
ka1ers pneumonia
Margaret Bresnahan, 60 years, 26s
IIkeentn. urefnic poison.
Stanley Josefowicz. 2 years, ~ Flor
/1nCe, pneumonia
Franz chapp. 10 years. IS Adeilo;
Adam Natzmann. months. 1907 st.
.Aubin: commissions.
Edward G. Mccarthy. 3S years, 1923
IF{ne. abscess.
Harry Kiibourne, 20 years, Harper
nospital. dilation OF heart.
Minnie III. Vanderbilt. ~ years, Cleve-
Unnd. o.. fracture OF ribs. :.
Frederick Jenzen. 80 years, 1855 For
{E6t east. heart disease.
Ernestena Bender, Is years, 311 Ber-
4 rairick II. McInerney. "a years. ss4
Slxth, diabetes meilitus-
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
DIED

knNIs--April .. at New Haven, Conn,
Clara Annis. Notice OF funeral here
after
10. AT his parents
residence. l146 Canfeid-sve. east.
William (fiiia). beloved son OF Will
LAMP and Anna v. Forster, aged 81
years. Funeral Monday, y. m,
from residence.
fA0oEATy-Aprii .. 1908. at the resi-
dence OF John MCGOWAN, 329 Twenty
Beloved son OF the late bernard and
. Margaret I Haggerty, brother OF
George. william. Maurice. Leo and
Eora HaRRerty. and Mrs. -. Walsh.
ana the late Mrs A. Brossy, and Mrs.
" Sherwood. Funeral from above
~ Boniface church at $3.50.
1r5EBr4ER--Aprii 10. 1sos, at D. m,
Charles. beloved husband Of Susanna
3nxid n. and Miss Lulu Huebler. Mrs.
~ Hoice. and Mrs. T.. o. Fogerty.
Mno 80 years. Funeral from resi-
@1oco. z1z Townsend-ave., Monday.
EoI~--Aprii 10. at residence. 240 Hib-
<&1rI-av<.. Thefro Augusta, aged IL
~16rr. beloved daughter Of Eugene L.
&1 Rose A. Notice OF funeral here
rfl--,Apr,l 10. at his late resldense,
<rhand 81 la. and father OF Robert
nr1 Xf>ifnro "A Smith funeral
@m rr<ldrrcc Monday 40 2 y N.
cx--krrii 10. lsos: At recidence;
fh<r ~ &zFF #ttson Funeral
U11T. =, H. ~ Crr-'S
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
BIRTHS

BOYS
lake Davis, 367 Winder
Edward Gallagher. 200 Maple.
Ioseph Rszzo, ~ Larncd.
Stanley Koxionski, ;0i2 Russell
Nicholas Chmiel, I3i3 Rivard.
Frank Schipper, COL McnougaL
k GIRLS.
Carl Stiefel. 107 Waterloo.
John Wsolinsky. 463 Farnsworth.
George Sweatiand, f24 Baltimore.
Patrick O'Connell, 1856 Jos. Campau
Henry Rothormond, 2ig Thirty
|e<ou.
James Carey, 200 Clifford.
George Charbonneau, "A Melrose.
William Sosnowski. sec Jos. Campau
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

SCIENCE--First Church
y west. near Woodward Morning
4 1910: evening. 1880: subject. Are
SIN, Disease and Death REAR Wed
nesday evening meeting. 7:45. Read
Ing room. lis Broadway, open from
10 20 s.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Marriage License,

Louis L. Smart. 20 Sybil l. Broad. 90
Paul II. Rosemann. 20: Olga Congett,
Philip Kaminskl. ii: Helen zichiski
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
A,n psc,sANon.
EXCHANGES

L<ASi1<l4NNfA--D
SOLID BRICK. s-room modern house,
near Grand River; will take cot
tags or some vacant 40 first payment.
III FEET FRONTAGE. on jefferson
and cash Tor four or stN-hat.
80 FEET FRONTAGE on north side OF
Putnam. between. Second and Thru,
toward two fiat.
EQUITY Anew s-room house balm.
cellar. on Twenty-third. near Nc
ARE yoU LOOKING for a good thing ?
We have one OF the best apartment
houses In the city. al a bargain. ana
viii consider some trade.
r. II. FRONTAGE-We have several
suitable for coal or factory purposes.
AMERICAN REALTY CO.,
IoI5-l7 Gil COMMERCE.. NJ. lao. C. lao.
TWO FAMILY FLAT, HOT WATER
FARM, 40 TO 100 Aches, woRTH
$4,000 TO 5000. CALL AT ONCE II
Z. w. W. BENNETT.
i20s MAJESTIC BLDG.
and river. near Battle Creek.
SIMONS REALTY CO.,
s26 MAJESTIC.
EXCHANGE.
MAxwELI.-AVE.. new cottage, gas.
bath. cellar. one block from car line,
want lot north Woodward
NEW COTTAGE, near Warren and
Maybury. gas. bath and cellar; want
one or two cheap lots.
Two-FAMILY FLAT. Townsenu;
near Kercheyal. $4,000 VIII take $500
lot and some cash for equity.
NEW TWO-FAMILY HAT. Clair
mount-ave.. $1,000; want l0-foot cor
ner lot.
FOUR-FAMILY fiat. north Wood
ward. rent 500 per month, Will sell
on 10 per cent basis. and take $f,oOo
in good vacant.
BROOKS & KINGON,
NJ 1851: City 1851. sos WHITNEY BID.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

FORT ST. PREsBYTERIAN-o e
n Union station. The Rev. Edward III.
Pence. ID. D.. pastor. Services at
l0.aO and 1880. Morning subject.
THE Desire to Die" Evening sub
feet. 'sThe Malefactor Rallied on
Z Him" The public is cordially m
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

AGENTs--ySAsTED
GASLIGHT from kerosene lamps. by
using our patent burner. no chimne2s
nor wicks. description free; agents
make good income. GASLIGHT MFG
Co, Is Park Row. New York.
AGENTS wANTED--For the most
rapid selling household speciality on
earth: every woman will buy one on
sight. no talking, the goods sell
] themselves. Write at once to Sales
Manager, Il. No. 1S2 Brinckerhoff
ave, Utica, ~. Y.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
DETROIT TIMES
LINER AID"
AGENCIES.
CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH :
Rev. John IL. Boyd. d. d.. Will preach
morning and evening. Mornins
tubject, "The Rebirths or LIE "a
men; evening subject, II Will FOL
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

10 IS daily this spring and summer
with our new process Tor cleaning
wall paper and our new dry process
for cleaning carpets on the foor. You
can make big money doing this Wor X.
also selling the compounds and form
ulas. Both formulas and full In
structi0ns how 10 work. sent for 30
cents. Address NJ Orstrom a. Co.
station A. Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Rates for Line;
Advertisements

I1> Times cannot Gnafsntr., ar
<<rr or assume responkIp llHs, feIs
/|I1 81 any kind ccouFrtnE ~
>rtce advsrtissmentA
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arm Headquarters
ron sALE-RHsrDENcE raornarr.
BARGAINSl


North Woodward Improved.
Blaine-ave.. frame. : rooms, s. 1000
Euclld. frGme. IL rooms... 500
hazeiwood, frame. 10 rooms. $500
lawrence, brick. 10 rooms. 10000
Melbourne. brick. ] rooms. ALSO
MMi MI frame. 9 rooms. 5000
Mt. Vernon. frame. 5 rooms 300
Melbourne. frame. s rooms $500
seward, brick. rooms. - $500
smith. frame. rooms. ....... 1000
BARGAINS EAST SIDE
Bethune-ave., brick. rooms. s. $500
chandler. brick. IL rooms. ... 1000
rleld. frame. IL rooms, .. 1000
kercheval, frame. rooms sooo
Sheridan, frame. 8 rooms. -. 3sSO
Townsend. frame. rooms. 5000
BARGAINS WEST SIDE
Sampbeii.ave.. frame. rooms. q 5000
Lincoln. frame. rooms. 1890. $500
Mckinley. frame. store 4 dwell. 5000
Morrell. frame. rooms. - 1000
Porter. frame. rooms. $3.50. 1000
PUTNAM. frame. rooms. $500
ALSO MANY OTHER BARGAINS
FARM PROPERTY A SPECIALITY
PHONE MAIN 177s.
c. b. SHOTWELL,
ROOM 2. MeGRAw- BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
pR ESRYrERIAN

PRESBYTERIAN
n church. corner Rivard---Pastor, Rev.
n Al III. Barr. Public worship IL a. IN.
and 1880 D. m. Morning, sermon by
the pastor. Evening. "Chundra Leila
Ia Seventeen Years search Tor
caste Hindu womanhood by Mrs.
Abby Smell Burnell. Organ recital:
ITO 10 1880. By Mr. Renwick. All
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
PROE. HOLMAN TALKS ABOUT
 TIE GREAT ARIZONA MINES

The Engineers Society of the Uni versity of Arizona held their last meeting of the school year last Wednesday, when Prof. Holman gave an illustrated lecture on the Clifton Morenci, the Globe, the Bisbee and the Silver Bell copper mining dis tricts.
 The society has had very pros porous year, and the lectures and talks that have been delivered by the faculty, students and local engineers would hove been a credit to any tech nical school or socGty in the United States. As it appears to an outsider, the students must have found the discussions a very valuable addition to their regular engineering cou ses.
 Prof Tolnan gave as an introdue- tion to his talk an account of Svure of the mining operations, promotion deals, and the salting of mining claims that have been carried on by the Tucson babies. The activities of the children were but reflection of the interest of the grown-ups, and on account of this interest ne had set for himself the task of developing definite picture of the great copper deposits tributary at length in some | respects to Tucson. As a prelimi- nary to these descriptions he threw, on the screen large number of pho ] tographic diagrams, geological maps and sections by the aid of which he was able to initiate the audience into | the mysteries Of dykes, loccoliths, sills, faults, contact deposits and ! secondary enrichment, etc. It is not possible, without producing his illus tration, to repeat his descriptions ] and explanations of how these cop per deposits were formed, but tAe definite information on these subjects was under stood and appreciated by the audience.
 In regsrG tc he history of the long ago in Arizona, he said in part: Arizona history may be divided into two parts-the era before life appear ed on the earth and the era from the first development to the present time. The Cambrian is the period which witnessed the appearance of abundant life, and so the time previ- ous to this event, as well as the rocks which were found at this early time, are called precambrian- The two main divisions of the Precam- brian are the Tchean, the oldest oi the old, and the Algonkin, which are distinctly later than the Archian. In Arizona we have not been able ss distinguish in a satisfactory man ner between the two. although botl rrobably occur. During portion Of
 the vast time represented by this era Arizona was g mountainous country but the location d the ranges are not known Later these noun
 tains were completely leveled by the
 attack of frost, wind and running
 water, and a new period was usherco in advance of the ocean over the level country. This ocean was inhabited for life had already developed in