davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20


sS65O Is 1924: receipts 10000 bags clear
aaces tor Uuitet States. 24ooo bags Tor Europe
1000 bags; stock $4,000 bags sentos-CofIee MARKET
bags: stock 2482 900 bags Hauburg-Coffee market
opened unchanged to pfenrig higher; at n was
pennig higher y pennig lower; sales, lZV0
bags FIavre-CofSes opened unchanged to =
franc higher; q y n unchanged sales. 1900 bags
COTTDN-The cotton market somewhat t-Tegu-
today, the whols showed tendency TO 20
better, whether merely result Of covering ror ever
The market opened 2G4 points higher
sold 5G10 higher then reacted and closed
barely steady g advance OF 2G6 points Sales
1900 bales Liverpool cables wers
steady, oullsh and reports from
Southern spot markets encouraging One q
private Liverpool cables said signs
quick Improvement IA European trade. Advices rom
Orleans stated that better export de-
maat late to-day. and naturally enough, these two
combined By local traders and made Ve
bUlish predictions Local spot dealers how
Epnners still Indifferent the market Tbs week
end visible
American cotton for the week than me
FOR owing the spiCHerF
predicted IN after
holidays, and the smaller estimate for Mondays Re
ceipts Houston probably helped The market on the
a5varce- Nevertheless the demand seemed to cone
ce shorts Tor the census repo
which Monday morning than nom fresh huying
the market without important support and
likely prove professional sftair
Christmas unless there should be some marked
incentive in, showing Of the census figures
prices in tbs local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December 1e 1908
& FEHS-While part Of the business IN the coffee
market to-day n the OF switching thers
20 De little Improvement in general interest and the
LnceTtoue was steady. The opened unchanged
and closed net unchanged points higher
reported or 1900 be
crate sellers with offerings absorbed by houses with
european and Cotton Exchange connections. The small
Junday receipts only 400 being reported against
!oooo bags last year and 10000 bags years at
Factec attention, sscTibed by private
cables 10 railroad troubles and consequently exerted little
influence Foreign markets generally steady. but
reported change OF
locally. Havre unchanged u higher, and
Hamburg pfennig higher o pTsnug lower.
cerber being lower following yesterdays advance Of
preGnlg. or the Brazilian markets, Rio so rei5
higher and santos was unchanged 10 so reis higher Th4
announcement that OF the vaOrtzaton coffee would
be offered for sale prior 1910 evidently rather
a bullish effect sentiment
attracting speculative circles
than It failure Of the
purchases during accompanied b.
advance IN prices The market FOR coffee was
quotations the OF SsC Z
The range Of contract prices in the local market TO-DAY
follows;
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR


OBSERVATION OF HUDSON SCENERY.
- ,se Bdito- Of The Trfbuue
Sir. II was my privilege 70 Be one or g rather
.e to-day 20 which the matter presented FOR con-
sse-nfion the preservation OF a portion OF tbs
zsnsson River frontage by means OF government
-.se-ve This ought 10 be matter OF vital irapor-
ts7rs ret only &c the people os New York city
nd adjacent toEnS but 20 the whole country 7
q wesrerner and have no expectation OF ever
-sktnE my residence anywhere except in the yyes.
r,s- have pride which exceeds that OF locality
-hsn I take the journey down .he Hudson and see
.za 6-Sec-atior which has begun along SIS banks
A. national pride revolts the possibility that
.-ss wonderful st7etcs OF sublime scenery which
s--eg has equal II the world should be de-
~-sses Sv the erection of factories and mower
souses despcled % its timber and robbed OF It's
s-r7e - build skyscra9ers. Are the PEOPLE OF New
York Cf,y alive &c The meaning Of AL this? Do
srs vii be done7 1t seems 70 ne that the Ques-
.-yhat Is anybody-s business is nobody's bust
vau- public spirited men. and what are they doing
ot 20 be sensible OF the loss the entire country
= the Eudssn River frontage is desecrated In the
manner witch sonae CT the additions 10 the
landscape give promise of
= Is not fo- E stranger 20 offer & solution Of the
--oteu- There are plenty CT people coruDerent
"a thal But Il : n order for an American ciri-
zsu ro enter protest, and such I now Offer II
-azy be g-estion whether the state or the federal
government should be appealed TO- but there can
Be no 6isaU5e 70 the Importance of the matter
New York Dec =. 1905. CaICACOAN
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

= - =
= czs Editor q The Tribune.
ST. WIKI ---le desire 70 carp al OF crticise our
municipal authorities, the burden OF whose civic
E- suggesting lo them any additional tasks yet
suo-a-1as condition Ot old Bensonia Cemetery n
ne E--zx
As He-s-oto-e stated IL The Tribune, OF August
= last by decree ot rha Supreme Court this
s5G26-1ed burial place was directed to be trans
t0r--=1 --rC e public park Since Il came under
u[ city / SIS former trustee believed
t1z1 STEPS would promptly Be -akea 70 care for
s15 convert rhls neglected tract into al orna-
zler-z- recreation centre. wherein the little ones
a i-s v--1i-y could enjoy pure air, sunshine and
Ez--ss-e1ls natural &c their sge amid inviting
sE-rC-l5-LEs-
u cL-= ancient cemetery there s-iu remain the
bodies u many q tie earlier settlers OF The Bronx
z1lcEz these. and n lis extreme sourherly part
s-e --s relics q over Two hundred and thirJy-fve
Members e the Sons of L4barty. patriotic and
caz---z1ie association CS days long gone By.
As every tablet OF gravesICae which marked their
iasr earthly abiding place has been destroyed or
rsz-9Ve1 y sacriegioUs CTespassers, public seltl-
ue11 z16 respect for the dead should irnpel our
c.rv fa-1e-s 10 erect ID che corner OF this nov
barn spot = monument on which could be en-
E-zTsc re following inscription now TO be seen
Z rLe Hudson Street Park: IN renoria1n the city
C New York cevores l. the service and comfort
q JLs iE-1g cEls ground formerly Used burial
place t-- --e dead y hose names. though not IL
s---lez, are hereby reverenrly COua-1emo7ated-'
SIDwELL s RANDALL
Ss< ZErk CITY. Dec = 500
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
Proposals.


StEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE F-E~EsIvET0
- BY B0a-t Ot "a Rter supply. the 1f1ce or
Board No. 2ss Broatvay- New York, Room go. ntuth
.oor VntiI II A NJ on January ls-s t7r COY CEA.c
ss construction 4 rhs NORTH EALE OF LEE
Waikiki. PRESSURE TUNNEL. a tunnel n rock
crossing valey o. t-e Wa--kil river Et-h
three 80 r. tepr1.
OF pain conduit l-i-cCve- as-s
duct; CONTRACT 81 -1s construction %
SOUTH HALF OF THE WAL-I-NL[L FtiE-S>- rL-NV-
MEL. shafts $50 te -a-r 1e-tl- ard
OF plain concrete conduit 6uowu
6queduCt TIE pressure tunnel vii circular
l-ssds diameter an r-e -eil-r T. feet
by III wide inside TIE located Ia
OF New Paltz ard GaTdiner lister County. New
CONTRACT SEPARATELY AND FOR BOTH CON
TRACTS COMBINED Any bidder may a bid
el-h E1r rEe -Nc contacts A
separate proposal VIII De furnished pu-
pose of combined bid Az the pla-s a-t rirs
vii bs publicly opened and rad TIE award
Of u AWARDED VII De- MAZE
after practcaoIe Pamphlets containing -1oruattoa
hiiters. Z contract. sUe.lrca--1ls
pamphlets drawings oe oerauet Roo
1915 az tse above address h degositHs the
dollars (Sl1I fer sac1 pamphlet or twenty dollars
for ca their acceutaca -1uttt5a
within thirty DAYS date which bids y
opened. For further particulars city Rscord-
JOHN 4 bENSEL. Commissioners
President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK Boar1 q VH.t.s
CHARLES A. SHAW, Supply.
; WALDO SMITH
Chisf Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
SMILES AND ATHLETICS.
Club To Be Called the optimisss Now Being
Formed

A----es . Incorporation q club Of unusual
E-l have been prepared by Joseph Martin. o. No
= Broadway The scope and nature Of the Orga1i-
Es--- --a- le gathered from the preamble 70 the
constitution, which TINS The members shall each
a. sega-a--y Hedge themselves % cultivate smiles
E-- --ee-fllEess in their private and business lives
L -H-sss --c1z-ta1le speaking II themselves and
C--e-z. 20 encourage charity 70 al And n order TO
fun --e- ol l-Ea-lozs Z these respects the 1lsnl-
oe-s -aL agree practise those sports and recre
s-1-z---ss,ly = athletic sCr--WhtCh make for
hea-l mind and BODY. without which Il is 1npOs
she 20 BE- hilarious or helpful. happy or hopeful"
The ---e 0f -ze club IS The OPtirnists. The iucor
po-z---s william Renlau, No 32s Fifth avenue;
6s--=. J.. Eea-1E. E-eepor-. Long Island. and
Clarence True. So % Liberty street Property has
bee purchased a. Belle Crest Nor-hport, Long Isl
S--. s---L Coul-lCC4o-s quarters 10 be
e-e--=l- a NeE York architect IS now preparing
plans lr- -le buildings. which 70 include &C
Lc----l.-z--lls Tor married members
TIE I=--e Crest property is OF sGch extent that
= FL a--- - the installation OF running track,
- gymnasium and field All these things
&-e provided Tor II re plans. Il is said that
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
s4uTER FoR WAITING PAssENcEes

sHELTER FOB WAITING PASSENGERS.
70 tae E5isO- OF The Tribune
81 Tbs little city Of Warren Penn Is con-
aec1-d BY street railway with Jamestown Y
AZ eecE end c1 the line Is & comfortable waiting
-ooz Al 81 principal stops O. the line there IS AZ
east shed where passengers can keep out o. III.
vsschs- While waiting FOR q n books have
rad rhst even n some halc civilized Oriental
countries, Ike Persia for instance some so-t Of
ez-zvs1sz-ys Khan or public shelter Door though
z nay he, IS provided for travellers During
Thanksgiving week I had occasion TO travel be-
sxee1 Zonksrs and Mount Vernon a few times and
to 70 down 70 New York II divers ways In one
Place possibly cvos OF the imaginary line that
separates Eonke-s and Mount Vernon from New
TCrk- I old EtTeetcer that -as doing duty
as & Ez--.-E room But other and stu more
i-po--z-t -z-cc1ors. and especially IN the towns
G. Eo-ke-s a-6 Mount Vernon themselves there is
no- even 2 roof fC- the accommodation OF rasseD-
gers. Ns1- women and children are privileged 70
g-znd z al sCrIs Of wind and weather and
catch rher death OF cold and be-bIessed so far as
rle s--ee-caE company cares. II that way ny
5suEEc5- resident OF Tonkers caught at Mount
Vernon last sF-tlg bad cold, which resulted n q
serious Illness These are vveu patronized all
Re tine c1ere be no excuse On the plea OF
ecolc-y tor thus treating the public Ike doga-
z. Il LANGWORTET
Tz--s-. Penn Dec s laCZ
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 1s-c1osng-yvT TIEAT-spot, No red
easy. Ioiad: steady December
IS lOrad MaIsb. IS 6isd, May. - So q. CORN-SpOt
quiet New E4f4erican mixed tvia Gavestoul. sad
futures steady, January. bs 2]sG March. PEAS
canadian steady. Is u FLOUR-Wintsr patents. nrn
CUITONSE.E4D OIL--Hul rsEned. steady.
sd BEEF-h-Ntra India ness, steady 1l5s PORK
Western, quiet. TSs Sd HAMS-Shorr
20 I'd BACON-GOmberAnd
5u H. easy +os 6d short lie i6 70 - 70. quiet, As
mlddies 30 70 40 n dun 4ds Sd short
10 % 20 Il ce2E bellies. Il 90 ID n. dull SIS
DERS-Square II TO 13 ~ easy. S7s LARD
Prime Western IN LerceS dull. AIS. AaEEAn rsnsd
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

pals. cay BUTTER-Good Cnitzs szassA se..dx.
ess CTfEEsElCAnattan 1nest white GulsS CAasr-
dian hest coorat. rALLOVU-P~sr-a .-frr
quiet. 2Ss ID. Australian L<ndcn Ia
SEED OIL--DgL Tt RPENrIN Es-Splrts- ss.a-fv.
G3a PErEOLt-JN- STEADY. I'D RoSEN - CoE1snoa
nru So lad HOPS a. London Ac1aS CD@zO 1rE1 q
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

mer physical director of upstate colege is TO
attend TO the muscular education Of the members
Ihe members purpose 70 do OF their stimuli
tzneous smiling and exercising during the warm
term
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot
s s5s' Zoo ! sss sRsSa2n al ss@ ss2?z Eng
5 Bo5t higher On late months: closed DUET net a :
points higher DECEMBER 46s I'd; Deeennber-J anuaE
465 "a; Maroh-Apr and Aprtl-May $50 Ma. Nay5g1e Jun
ela5er 45sd septe2beT-octobsT 4sd. cto6eTNovel-
sg[ Sr zse1pd; JanuaPy- -E7s6ruary 4 lod
FLoCR AND SIEALFl@ouE r @ vas vas 5ulL With prices & 4
and very looked until
are prices quoted on the New YORK Produce znhangs
81 IS winter ratsnts 75as5 spring clears s. 28
Z Z S9 s ESQ 9 No T27ST 3 9SSf FGRhsrR:t s55 d
quoted Sc nominal toT Or s5as BYE ELQG-Stsed I'd
$ % C0RNMEkL- STEADY. Quoted: K4a dried 50 - 2
ysiiow s. 45esT So coarse, s. 4oSI IS FEED-Wesern
so 8 nE y q $. S. g0ssS 6ar De- s n % os 81 SO ~ city
bran s2s . 0u 50 83gS24 . sacks Eddltng ga s$
szop s tsS s97 6aE & SIS S 20 sacks of1EA $50 5oss8
wSss ss oTaSe s15 '7f @ but
DeeeTPer at O'c12ck being being quoted 81 os Nay 81 o
upon drop q TO A. at Liyerpool together with
surplus would be equal that OF the previous
soat BrooEhaIl also reported that Argeatiae oe-
nEs TeTs @ i9wg gb5r s sxDected po @ hl ins p as-
the holidays Commission houses sold early IN the sei
port became feature more. promoting demand
ena T3ere Was an interior movement Of as 600 BUSH
% 5 oPd h f Ioca gAs ehs6 2s ao 7 @
9sf5e- mere bes@.sh tHan earlier in the week but
market Chicago bulls stIu IN control the West
The local cash market closed as follows No red
81 0E q a 81 OK elevator 81 OH afoat No
Northern Duluth. 81 les. and No hard winter
81 l3% anoat- COF2N-Ihs market for corn also
considerable weakness, owing Liverpool
decline OF j. coupled with big receipts Chicago
a prominent Chicago trader
Ing however. at 60c FOR May IN Chi
rallied the market little toward close,
1 O'Clock prices IN New YORK being as follows; De-
-r2he May, $3.50, and July deTs There
was and cool weather the entire Western
belt -eports as % farm offerings quite con-
some indicating q larger movement whtfs
others stated that not selling freely.
Total Western receipts day 100000 IL
els compared with T43 900 bushels last No ,
corn mere quoted &C elevator for arrive
and 85i4c o ahoat; no white 80 y. and No yell
low O OATS-Weakness also appeared
the market Influenced by heavier receipts than
exp declines elsewhere, coupled with
cas- Eastern account. Cash IN New
york without further change however, closing
follows Mixed % 20 82 10 "a n 5+I~c natural white.
~ h. - SIC. and clipped white, "a to ~ 10.
SO y q SIC. RYE-Narket dull. No Western SIC,
nominal. , New York BARLEy-Narket frEai
az y c. c I York. BUCCWF5EAT-state quoted
SIC nominal Ths Chicago Board OF Trade VIII bs
closed on Saturday. December %
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

July 60 soS esA o. ~1
&; &; R;s'@s:: ::: @ Il e Il Il e {: $s $s T. T.
IN ss@5s:z :5.......::: e ssSS s7s s73 :#s
Hs5 H5f@9a5y ',....:.::: :ss So sSS Sc 81
Nan H5iaPaFy :Isf3 lsss lsfG lsfa isE! lsis 52 5sS
r9daes %fs l2 2s Fsa ad
FOR regulars was as Follows Casb SiaSsIs "a Deem
es S1oa sl6 sS January February and March SIG %
,, MoLAsSEs AND sYRUPs-The general market for
Quotations follow! New orleans centrifusai. common
New Orleans open Este sGeS 25 zee gTs : S21
non I5al7e: far Ieg2oc; good 19522c' prime. 219
oIIs.cottonseed oil vas only moderately, active
gCs to sell Sales Included December 8S5Zo
bb, and 700 May, a So ssa$5 So Lisesd oil vas IN
cent prices We quote PETRoIE2M white
Ok ou-A; oe PhaqspAla' 0os 9;5Sc osta-
10 Sc; water white New York bbls Zoe bulk, 6 SOC;
] sassS NsT York y 4oc PhjIadelDhia II 35e CoTToN
spot 884g3s&c; December. 3sG3s11c January, $50
S s8as5 Ss and July s 4sss5 e Of ? SUMNER 70 eIo &
bTe xhs S al E9a OH 6rns sg5 Ri5ss gs2S 2soT ~ ee
of-town raw, 4784sc; Calcutta raw, roc LARD OIL
PROVISIONS IN spite Of quiet trade. the prOyl--
hogs at Chicago and a little Commission house buying
Kansas CITY had 500 hogs Omaha 1000 and western
points about A3 600; Chicago expected 1850
Monday and 10000 next week. PCRK-Firn. Quoted:
Mess SIG 50Sl8 10 family SIT 5oG$Is so short clear,
S20g$29. BEsEF-steady Quoted Mess SI8qsI3 .;
mess, s2s 56Gt27 BE2FF IIAMS@ouief Quoted: s28
9S2s. DRESSED HOGS-Steady. quoted: Bacons. TAc;
$50 n 72ac, 1e0 70 77ac n &c: pigs She CUT
MEATS-Ftcked bellies dull Quoted Smoking. SIC: 10
r. elec; u n S12c. u -. 9G9l4c Picked dali
quoted: sQeizc TALLOW-FrrTn; city. SAC; country.
gs Soc City lard quiet Quoted: eG93so. Refined lard
firm. Quoted South America sc; Continent 7Oc;
Brazil. kegs, 12c. Compound steady. Quoted: So 87c
NESteady Quoted: OIeo, Ioc: city lard stes-
RICE-The rice market was nrn and quite active.
with E1oderats offerings. Quotations follow Screen
ings 2Ss 62Ac: ordinary 80 4c- fair, A. @ 4Nso;
6i9 &c; Patna and Slams. 5G8Ac- RanEoon. u a sc.
STGAR-The market for refined sugar dull and
unchanged The following are list prices subject TO
rebate OF 10 points and discount OF l cent for
cash days: Crystal dor1inos, 7t0c; Eagle tablets
O5c: loaf $3.50; crushed. 545c. mould A 6.10c
tionerS Eranuatsd- &c; xxx powdered 490c. pow
dered. coarse powdered and fruit powdered. 4.s5cs
Eagle coarse and extra fne ZrRnuated. 475c. Eagle
23b cartons OF fine grEuulared. 495c: 2-lb bags 10
bags 10 gOc 25 30 lb bags 40. ! soc. Eagle
toners A. 6oc5 No 1, 455c; Nos sad SOC: 40 l.
445c; No 3. 44Gc; No g. 435c; 2 30c: No g.
25o No 2 4 2Oc. No 10 41Oo: No Il o5c No II 4c;
No -, 3a5c; Nos IA. IS and 1S, s eOc- The London
market for beet sugar quiet but steady and
changed sd lower. with December and January
market dull and norlinally lower
being quoted follows for duty paid sugars: Cen
trifugal % test 3T37Tc muscovado 80 test S23
2Tc. and nolasses sugar. SO test, 2,9sc.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
GEORGIA
Country Board.

HEATHCOTE nm. scarsda-e y Y--t-a- Minutes
from station; home table, IS niles rom Nsv YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
1hl-IwoPE STOCKS,
BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL.

Capital g sss sss@ s ssszs ssss 5sssa ss Rssss s5s ssa-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
60 III - gehsles : e. Sc. : wan stresEl

ENew stock
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
WOULD HONOR BRONX sEm

wz-s-. Penn. Dec 6. 1903
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE BANKS DAILY AVERAGE
December II
Loans
specie 2S2 e86. Dec eco
Legal tender OS2 Tp 40 400
Deposits 140s 5e7 800 s6s g12 400 rec "a esq S06
Slfcalatlon 46.4se.ooO sae1210O Inc. 123, 100
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

United States deposits Included $40 2sS 500.
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the deposits on the respec-
tive dates:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
See Abbott's. specials.

|
Black waists, Zoe, at vaughan's.
Banana splits, try some. It is delic-
ious, at Maswtt's.
Miss Florence Whittier of Bennington
is visiting her father, Nat Whittier
Mrs. j. o. Belcher of Bradford visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank
Harris to-day.
Miss Maud Harris went to Windsor
today TO visit at the home Of her broth
er, Harry Harris
H. A. Holt has improved the interior
Of his barber shop with new sheathing
and coat Of paint.
Sowden & Lyon have purchased new
horse for their grocery business. The
horse weighs about loo pounds and is
one Of the best horses driven on a
grocery team in the city.
The annual sugar party Of the Barre
Shriners will be held at +. G. Titles
sugar place tomorrow Tuesday, March
"a Leave National Bank corner at 10
a. m. All Shriners come.
O. NJ. Hamilton, the famous Scottish
tenor, and his Imperial Scots Concert
company, who appear at the opera house
tonight, have scored round Of brilliant
successes during this tour Last week
tney sang before an audience of over
5000 people in Grand Central Palace.
New York City, and the opinion Of the
committee and press was that it was
the greatest and most successful Scot
fish concert ever held in New York
City. Monday, 23d, will be the only
opportunity Of hearing them in Barre,
as they return to Scotland in April.
Dlnna forget
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
TALK OF The TOWN.

White waists, Zoe, at Vaughan's.
s2-inch Renfrew ginghams. 1890, al
Abbott's.
Harry Flood visited at his home in
plainileld yesterday.
Miss Iva E. Poore visited at her home
in Berlin over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Smith went to Boston
yesterday to visit relatives.
Charles Dow of Burlington visited
friends in the city Saturday.
Born, March 90 a SON to DR.. and Mrs
W. w Brock Of Montpelier.
W. II. Gale went to Essex Junction
to-day to on business trip.
John Ingram went to New London,
Conn, Saturday night to work.
Roy Darling Of Ryegate visited his
cousin, James Darling, yesterday
A son was born last night to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Pierson OF 2l9 East street.
George and G. +. Wood went to Frank
lin to-day for a weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Jessie Fraser returned to Rich.
mond this morning after spending Sun
day at her home.
"The Unwritten Law" thrilling re-.
production Of the Thaw White case, Is
at the Theatorium.
New sugar will he served at the mar
lors Of the First Baptist church, Tues
day evening, BY the Young Peoples So
eiety.
M spelling Is in keeping with the
M sugar to be served Tuesday night BY
the Young Peoples society oil the First
Baptist church.
Miss Mabel Kelley, who has been visit
ing at the home Of her sister, Mrs. G. C
Mascot, returned this morning to her
home in Burlington.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Bugbee returned
Saturday night from their wedding trip
In Massachusetts,. They will reside al
9s Washington street
The AItrurians will meet with Mrs.
Mason, 20 Ridge street, Montpelier. We'd
nesday afternoon The ladies will please
take the l;I5 electric car
Ezra White left this morning for Wor.
cester, Mass. where he has accepted 4
position as window decorator ana sign
painter in w j. Woods clothing store.
Lost Last Wednesday, small yellow
male dog, about nine months old, with
collar but no name on it. Anwers to
name Of Prince" Finder please notify
City Fish Market.
Make no dates for March 9th; con
cert in the Presbyterian church. we
shall have some Of Barres best talent
for you. Come and bring your friends:
everybody welcome. Admission 70 cents.
! have placed with me FOR sale Ton
account Of sieknessl a very desirable
small farm located in South Barre.
There are 80 acres Of tillage and pas
ture land, good buildings: house has
furnace and bath with hot water con
neetions. house and harm III ~ repair.
We wish to dispose Of this property as
soon as possible and have put the price
below its actual value. There Is some
stock and tools that can be purchased
with the farm If desired. Inquire at
the +. b. Cate Real Estate Agency
Bolster block, Barre, vt. Tel 1863
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
MONTPELIER Team Won.

Az Montpelier Saturday afternoon.
the Burlington team was beaten three
straight, the Capital team putting tlp a
splendid exhibition. Holt rolled siu
gle string Of 25G and made total 81
626. The scores we're as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

Ethan Aliens.

Totals .. 90s 00l 935- 2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
card Of Thanks.

wish to thank the neighbors and
friends for their kindness TO me during
the illness of my wife and for the floral
tributes at the funeral
George Williamson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1908.


Rain tonight and Tuesday; light
easterly to southerly winds, increasing
and becoming westerly by Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

A regular meeting Of 10y.
sfaSa al Green Mountain lodge,
'V *. .A !. O. Q. II, NJ u, will be-
held IN X. Of G. hall, Mon
day, March 20, at P. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
CRANITEYILLE.

The regular meeting Of Division No. 3
a. O. HI, viii he held Tuesday evening
at O'Clock All members are requested
to he present as business II Importance
IS to eome before the meeting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

IN There win be regular
~ meeting Of Barre aerie, No.
I \ 1873, +. o E.. Monday even
W. ing, at $780,