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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
sHRINERs, NEW BUILDING.
Work on $4,000 Structure Will Be Be-
Gun Soon at Rutland.

Rutland, Feb. 2s.-By MAY 1 tho
Shrine building watch Is to be erected
IL the rear Of the Masonic Temple On
Washington street, with an entrance
on Wales street, will be under way, ac-
ccrding to a statement made yesterday
BY prominent member Of the Cairo
temple He said that the clearing away
Of the buildings now on the property
would be commenced by the first Of the
month. A part Of the lot Is covered by
a lease which does not expire until
June j, but this he said would make
70 difference with the starting Of the
work.
The main convention ball viii be az
rfctly in The rear Of the Masonic temple
and will cover the entire land purchased.
Tie inside measurements ~ the hall To
be 6s By 100 feet. This building will
be one story in height, with a balcony
and basement According to the dirce.
tors il viii seat about 1000 people.
There will Be stage with a place for
scenery. The floor will Ne lexel and will
cave seating capacity Of about I.+n0.
In The basement will Be- the kitchen and
dining hall. the latter 70 seat about 500
persons. This building viii be construct
ca Of steel and concrete.
The order has also purchased land
on Wales street on which wing will
be erected, which win contain an en-
trance to the main hall. This building
which is to face Wales street, win be
two stories in height and viii probably
he built Of brick. The north end OF 4
will tontaine a store, which win he for
rent Besides the store win be the en-.
trance and box office and the other
half viii be utilized as a club room AMI
social parlors for the members. i bill
hard and pool room win be included. Il
has been reported that the second floor
would be used as an armory by Company
A, Vermont National Guard, but this n
not definitely stated The building will
cost in the vicinity OF $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Grand Isles woman undertaksr.

Mgs Nina Hoag of Grand Isle i said
10 h the only woman undertaken Ia the
Green Mountain state.
The greater part Of Grand Isle county
i located on the northern islands il Lake
Champlain, and in winter the climate
il cold.
Mrs. Hoag has been IN the undertake.
ing business for four years, and during
that time has offieiated At about every
funeral that has taken place in Grand
Isle county. Her education IN the work
she i now engaged il was acquired from
her husband who for thirteen years was
undertaken ia Grand Iale county lie
aied four years ago.
II was necessary that Mrs Hoag hare
an eu1lalmer's diploma before she could
undertake the work Of her husband She
passed the examination with q high rat
ing ard has demonstrated her eapability
of doing All kinds of undertaking w0rG.
Frequently Mrs. Hoag i summoned
distances 81 from eight to ten miles.
ard SHE makes these drives at night
ainne.
Besides bsing engaged in thu nnier
taking business, Mrs Hoag. with her
sou. also furnishes granite and marble
monuments
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Rheumatic Pains Con-
Qusred by First Dose
Of lJriC-O.
a Trlal Frse . All wAo Nsyss U.sa ].


Dir, Frank Howe, a prominent farmer
Of Baldwinsyille, n r., says: Il
visited the best physician in this eoun.
try who treated nae for about two years
for rheumatism. spent in that time
several hundred dollars and seemed "a
grow worse instead 81 better each
day. Being on crutches and forced to
drive to the train and hobbling TO the
doctors Office became very diseouraging
let alone the sleepIess nights and fearful
hours Of pain. Being advised by q friend !
purchased Smiths Eric-0 Prescription,
took it home and used 1t that day as
directed.
Those fearful sciatic pains left me,
my blood seemed 70 let loose and flow
freely, / felt different and knew the next
morning ] had found 4 cure. as | slept
and rested well all that night, something
used in all six bottles Of Tric-0 and
have never felt return Of the disease,
had no use for crutches OF cane since the
first days treatment
II have since recommended Uric0 10
hundreds of friends and acquaintance
and In every instance it gave remarkable
relief"
Anyone who doubts Mr.. Howe's ex-
perience is invited to write him for
further details
The manufacturers have 50 mucn cortl-
dcnce ia the remedy that they win glad
II give q large 75c bottle Of UriesO free
to all rheumstics who have never psed
Il and are looking for a permanent, last
ing cure for this most distressing dis
ease. Address for free trial. Smith Drug
Co., 1875 Smith building, Syracuse, M n.
Uric-O - sold and personally recon-
mpnded IN Barre by Red Cross Pharmacy
or Rickert Wells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

1t il related that during the height
of tie reeent finanefaI panic, Rutland
merchant started out with something
like $500 worth of whas should have BEEN
coiieetable bills and after spending the
entire morning among his customers. be
had in his pocket $3.50 including check
Tor 81 which iae afterwards found
to Ee worthless HIS argument Ia THE
last lew dslinquents visited il aid t0
have Sounded sonseshing like this.
II / should die tonight
And you should come to my cold corpse
and kneel.
Ciasping my bier to show the grief you
feel;
/ say, If [ should die tonight,
And ron should come 70 me and there
and then
Just eseu hint that you would pay this
bill,
might arise the while,
But Id drop dead and be dead still.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

A japanese friend OF mine lived IN
Paris for 3 year. Waking an a win
ter's morning. he found thar snow had
fallen in the night. a. d matter Of
course he took his way to the Bois de
Bouiogne to admire the beauty OF the
snow upon the trees, What was his
establishment when with bis compan-
lon. compatriot, lie arrived In the
Bois to find i entirely solitary ard
deserted. The two japanese paid their
vows to beauty Ia the whlteaess and
the Stiffness Of the morning and at last
beheid in the distance two other fg-
ures approaches. They were com
forted. "We are not quite alone
they said 70 themselves. There were
at least two other .iust men In that
city Of the Indifferent and tie blind.
The figures drew nearer. They also
were Japanese.-London Saturday Re
view.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
WHAT coLBURN IS DOING.
Former Barre Man Nov at the Iowa
State College at Ames.

Barre friends OF Fred f. CoIburn win
be interested IN the following account
OF his work At Ames. Iowa, taken from
the An1es Times:
The Iowa state college in addition
70 being the greatest school 81 its kind
IN the world, is the first Institution in
America to experiment with color pho
Biography for the purpose Of applying II
to the Interests Of science Some time
aeo, Photographer Colbnrn 81 the col.
le2e sent 10 Lyons, France, for d ship
ment 81 plates for the purpose Of testing
The new process.
The scheme Is a new proposition.
which has been worked out b. French
scientist and has been proved to he won
darfusly sEseres~tul inAssnysch as II pro-
dueqs pictures Id the natural eoinrs OF
the object which il photographed The
process Is very expensive and has not
been adopted into general use and 1t l.
hardly probable that the work viii BE-
come common for some time az il rel
qHires photogFa ptser Of some ability
10 carry On Yse work.
Colburn has been reasonably success
fui ia his work, ably assisted by Louis
g. Michael. the college experiment STA
tion chemist They have secured nuns
Der 81 very satisfactory plates and il is
only question of time until the work
viii Ie used IN eonnesfi0n with the
school work II comes into good use
III the matter 0f ph0tograpiing fruit as
all OF the eoiors are faithfully repro
dueed Heretofore the station would get
variety of fruit which il desired I'd
use foT class purposes and III very few
days II woad spoil making all further
instruction impossible. By eosoF photgg
raphv, i WORLD be possible 20 study
apples and fruit 81 al kinds long after
the season for fr6t Is past
Some interesting experiments vii b.
made with the new color work in The
mext few weeks. 1t il interesting q
take notice that the college is the frst
institution in America to apply the rev
art scientifically
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Nsss b ensliss d sssa & Elissais

Notes Z hereby given 2 III cressteFs q 80
an persons having any ssstn agAis
- rknefssfn 81 ~ VI Ma EriHnd y. Wit
crrab zad Harry ~ Wh5zeeHilt 1efr.eiaEs q
inz bassazss ldsr ths tFm n1ne ard ts4.s e
p5rd 8 Whit<out, IS HaETs. 8. ma ~ zfaa-
aratas + Il W1-rrrz4a. tdzHee-l,r ~ tl-7 tss.i Z
81 f4szn1ery ulshin aaa loF nc sgl1sJ ~
VlasfImrsae u N ca TIE ~ 62q a ksez1Ayy
a Is fa9S crdar and decree shaf az sMfa sxsa-
isarz ard persons 4hEHd CO o. NetcFe &C. e
sfs~ sf ss.ne A IT 1888 sc Wisn nc G@fE af
ne raazt - Ci41ncelI HzzHsa ana ~ tl.s ts57s
81 = HsshfnEz1n. ~ 8seE1s- si-le@sHz e
ftsfr zeeaan-- a. ci4Ia1z. - una7eFef = zszs
zhoatas zast ahar fls eissN = enA a4z sFls
$685. 81 any. % fr1.eftsiHsss - f4l1 EqIzfz-
rersaEH exlsfs and sEy elezEser e fer.e aaE
- fssns kfs clairs sNaE - re.1rre4 sfsM
$500 ~ SAGE fFaM sa4 Said ceEafzezez~
shfn e sAe ueEtEr4 k4efa
S. e'-S1Il1nrs 81 aes@aus E4vinE sz4sHs
1900 40 sI.oarrusrsezn e1G1 Eotice e Sc
Arrests arslE1 1rt| tsszes
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rea 1-zs M-4s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
MAsoNs At BRArrLEBoRo.
Delegates are Present From Man,
Lodges.

RFattleboro, Feb. 27--From $50 "a
COS members 81 tie Masonic Fraternity
attended the annual meeting 81 TIE slh
Nas8nis district bere YESTERDAY after
noon and last night The meeE.nz "a.
under the direction Of d. D. G. n. Day
ton FL @witzer e. Bellows Falls. Grand
Master Charles A. Caiderwood If 81.
ioansbury and other grand officers we're
present
Besides the members Of Columbian
and Brattlebor9 lodges Of this t0an
there were present delegations from
nlazing star lodge 81 Townshend.
Charles I'll Evans. ~ N.: Golden hale
lodge ii Pntney. Frank Al BaFdiee. NJ.
IL; social lodge q Wilmington. Walter
s. Hal. ~ NJ King S0lom0Hss Tempe
lodge Of Bellows Fails. George L. Provost
s.. II. ut. Leaanon i0dre q Janaica
Harlan +. Boynfea. IS. III West River
hodge, q LnndandaEry. Fred y. Leanard.
~ b. Unity lodge 81 Jacksonville.
Estenes a. Tenple. II n; AHeaor lodge
81 seuth Lon1snder7s, Loren +. Pieree.
". II
s Io5ze IT master 5fas8ns vas openei
St zs7e ~ Cotamaan losiCe. CHRISTIE b
EFoHeii. ST. S. The FIRST degrees Was
conferred ~ Anesae io.8zs. and she Iec
tafsz - the decree uexe reaesxse5 b.
ecIam ban iodce- TIE women e Hing-
asn esapter g Bzzttlrhor0 seEFsd q
hae4eet ~ 6
THr third degree uas c0nzsEEaz 81
lis 81 BrastIehsrs Adse, Geaszs ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
rsrArE or - J. -.

STATE OF VERMONT. In frotats Chart,
pistries 81 Washington. s.. he'd u A91tpel-
ter. Il saA for said District, on the 2Fta Day
~ fsexEaTy A. y. 1873
Fissz 1 perry. Exscasrix Of TIE iaal
Will md Testament If Charles IL Perry
IL e II the City of Bzrre. "a said District, 8es
ceased. presents hzr administrator zEc1unt faf
exzwtnafihn ard aiiea2nr ard makes aFrn-
cation fof : decree o. atsEFthaciCn sHa rsrzi-
tion of gas estate Of said deceased VI 1ereaHasi
fs 8 6fsiersa ~ said ca4Fs shat slid zceaan.
az8 ssIa spotcati1H r referred - a session
thereof. q Sc keid s. ne Prostate 9fare q said
Montpelier. sn the ista aav * March, = ri
t8oe E8f hearing and ase2i9n iAefeen Ant'
n = ff54shsY entered thzs n0zEcs hereof he CIV
90 "a si3 persons Interested, ~ puttcaEIaa q
t6e sane three uesks successfully % tae Barre
Dsfls 7lsnss. q newspaper r1aiiskad AZ tie glfy
~ Bzrre. il this State. pssFie1s p SAD tine
appointed for hearing tsEzz Itiey may aqrszg g
Ssfa timz snd place. and show cause, i znT
fhsg may have wiay sasd xeconnt Ah1aEa not
he Aacwea ana sach decree made.
b TIE Court Atsesks
HIRAM CARLETON Jaigs-
PA Fe5 =. Mar CTS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

The Cause MuAt be Removed sams
way WIN nanarnM.

XIII the germ that causes dandruif.
falling hair and badness. you win have
no more dandruf. and your hair must
grow Iuxuriantly Eewbros Herplcide
NOT only contains the dandrur germ
destroyer. but Il ID also b most delight
ful hair dressing FOR regular toilet use.
No other hair preparation Is on this
scientific basis Of destroying the dandrun
germs. It stops all irritation. keeps tha
scalp sweet pure and wholesome Re-
member that something claimed to be
"just as goods win not do the work Of
genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 100 in stamps FOR sam
pie TO The Herpicido Co.. Detroit. Mich
Two sYxes--Be cents ana si.Vg
e. A. Drown. Special Agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

nWhat is 3 tbifd OF ffty-three and q
third r asked her friend. who vas add
ing up her weekly accounts
III you'n vaIE I'll run home and get
ny diploma and show you that I am .
college graduate and a woman Of
mind she returned. but don't sprius
questions Ike that o. ne sll q a sud
den. New Tork Press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
TEAM FOR SEATTLE
Rutland Eagles Preparing to Land Some
Prizes

Rutland. Feb 2 The members 81
the degree team III Rutland aerie Of
Eagles are drilling several nigh5s each
week in Anticipation ef the grand aeric
convention 20 - held II Seattle. Wash.
In August. The u members oi The team
arr under the supervision q Feri A.
Gleason, and they fee. confident 81 Win
ming some Of the barge nuubaT Of prizes
which have been offered The local
aeyie win also compete ia she ritual
work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Division 1919 Report.

For quarter ending December 81, 1907
Number il good standing AZ date 81
last report, Ell camps, sol members
gained ii organization and muster in,
ie members; gained BY reinstatement
thFee-quaEteTs. camp, IS members
gained by reinstatement, fosH-quarters.
camp. ~ members; aggregate, ~
eamps, 68s members. T,osS-hg honor
able diseharge, 2 members; bg transfer,
member BIZ auspensi0n. 81 members
total loss. ~ camps number ii good
standing, % comps, cog members
Charles G. Netsaifey.
Tf4sfaiss., sssrraks~xy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
safsriug and Dollars Saved.

r. s. Lopez Of Marilla. n. II, says.
.sI am carpenter and have had many
severe euts heAled ~ Kuekiens Arniea
Salvas. IT has cared me suffering and
dollars. Il is BY Tar the best healing
sslve / have ever found. Heals burns,
sores. ulcers, fever sores eczems and
plies. 2se at the Fed Cross pharnaey
Riekert & Wells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

Clay, w. NJ. }. Vernon Dutton Of Hard.
wick, grand lecturer. reviewed the work
at both sessions. and after the compile.
tion 81 the work there were brief adj
dresses BY Grand Master Calderw0od
and others. Music was furnished BY the
Brattleboro Masonic Glee club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TEE TIAKe vii publish wants. lost and
Pound. For sale. 10 Lei. etG.--anort ADVERTISE
menLs--at rne rate OF fonr stnea for twcufy-n vh
cents fur the nrBt insertion ana nYa cents TO-
each snnseaaenr iTiDersi0n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

= want you . write ne a play
s.What sort o a playfr
aWeli. we hare seventeen specizities
Get me up enough stn1 70 wedge en-
apart - Kansas City Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
POULTRY

FOR SA1.E-B G. Orplng4aa kCcoe ssrainf
iss premsnm Barre P0nitsy sk0ws. nnast psns
il Tsru4aas Prices size ard zf-dg PER Is seza.
81 % per 50. x Bi4iEs Wallace. WstsxIars
W. sa
FOR SAILS Screen single caznh Bait ufpsag-
ton PuEfss4 gEgoE straln zad ene CarkeTs4-
Prizes sl1 fer tae lot r Blaine wallace.
Wafera1xf W. <s
LYONS ROSE COMB REDS aaTs been shszn
tNfcs eaca 4esf foT tHvgears - hes ceMpe<i-
eiqa AMI have never been eaasen ~ Eh4 nuMEs<
~ tsaiosz Scored Ezsks for saie. also 3 fsw
ssf,etre falsess 4na bgeeaYng keFu.s. Mating
ffst ~ asyaE7ea1san- n d. Lgaa 1A
rOR s4IE--A few hlaek orpingtan pa,lsss
.r1 .crEseeEs VIII sell = pairs 81 tEtos Al
IS Iisst asEse sie4 for salz D n. C9Hez
Barre, FeFusaz kE<s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

-Doss yoar husband snors IN his
sleep. madam
=WeiL docEsF. have neyer noticed
I'm suoring IS sny other tias-s-B4i-
flHore Ameviza.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
sons d veteran,s orders.

Recent orders issued from the Office
of Fred i. Terrill, division commander
of the Vermont division. Sons II Vet
Grams, e. S. A.. at Burlington, contain
the following reports;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

Thomas Pooley. a Claremont. ". IT.,
bachelor, SAYS that ninety-six letters
received from women Of several states
in the Union include some from Yer
mont women. aud says the ages Of the
writer's range from 20 years u II years.
He answered one II the letters. that WIS
from woman N Massachusetts, who
sent her picture and was anxious to see
Ciaremont. He returned her photograph
end gave her an invitation to 70 10
CIaremont 70 visit and see the town. but
III says as far a. any matrimonial in
tentions are concerned he II not in the
market.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
TO SELL OR EXCHANGE

Do y6a want 90 bur- sell ax excAanzs vuaz
house er 1zEuy CAL Or wg2@ the Yarn1aEs
Real esfats Agency f0e laAtlax nlanks 9H
North Iala street Tsarra @a9x
FOR BALE south End hofes EnaaiFs i
BsrTe Reai Estage AgsneY. of3ee il GranEzs
Savings Hank Block. Teienhens A3-A 81
FOR SALE OK 10 EEST-Neariy new eas-
tage. nnfsAe9 IN natural wood Hard wsod
Goofs. Large gargen and ben house. Kens
cheap. Calf "a ~ ChnKeh SExe@k seer
FOR SALE Best residence lots tn ms eitf &
bead og EseHen stress Yiew unohsfruEtess
Gear - Nasizingt01 stresk. Convenient =
10th lines 81 trolley. 6osd air. dry soiL No
6Blng required. See Ftza- AveuA Gr4nI=e
O.. AseEill Hailding. CITY issf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
STRING gALES IN TIE y. y. CATE REAL
ESTATE AGENCY. HOLSTER BLOCK.
BARRE. WI

ESTATE AGENCY. HOLSTER BLOCK.
BARRE. WI
NO. l-Two-icnement house. large barn and
about one aereof land. Sos no ana III Pros
pect street. This place u well located ard In
good repair. Convenient 70 81 the stone sheds
~ the eiif. Would rent for Sy2.s0 OF s2s 90 per
month. Price before April lst $4,000. Nc
better bargain IN the city. egstE
No. r. Tw0-tenement house aud barn. slth
henn0use aud large garden. Located on she
corner Of Prospect and Allen streets. Five
rooms IN each tenelaeus, ~ IN goed repair.
rlies iof teis Y. : only s-eo10o 500 down (ieF-
hirt pfAEe t-,aoDtDt za5tf
NJ, S.--A Eaodern resldence. 81 Fast street.
corner "a freaant, me hame place % ex May
~ Jersey This N very desirable iDcatfgn
with large ~. The house hhs nine large
pleasant rooms with hatA eisctffc tights hot
water connections Very broad plaza rexrsy
around the h0nxe- steam heat II you are
look ing Ter nice pleasant home, don't ~aste
your time looking further. None bsttef Ia the
city and TIE price u right. ze5f
no Eighf~Fcom cottage on Maple Grove
finished IA hard wood, en2meied bath tnD, OPEN
plumbing eieeric lights, hot water cDnnec-
tiuns. hog air furrace toilet a0an stairs txfh
up stairs Large l9t Price right 295ff
No. 5-Two tenement house. divided To tde
middle. Located % Maple Grove Six rooms
Al each. baths, furnaess. steam heat. eIee-
sric lights. Large iot, vita a. extra lol. Price
~ office 1861
NO s-Just TIE place fof home with 4 ten
enent 70 Fent Location on Cisurch street A
doubts hoese, rooms On each side. With every
thing up = d4te- House has been buiit aheof
four years ann rents every dsy il she year fof
so ~ per mpnth. This il what y0a want a. il
y less tkaa TWO miGutes walk from church
ana oueAneas. NJ hills % climb. Price
5000. 1851
Farms and tlrnbes iaad to sell ard exchange.
Inquire Bolster Book rooms Il ana u. 1sle-
phone iss-z
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Please Notice

Eare eaeaed : tl1ckzmIsa ascp IL 80
i,Hates feed sore Derot sea7rs, win I0s~ra
Cav ~ horses beer. Am FesaF fsz ncrsesk9s-
irz rep1ifzax 81 rev 4rfk q seed o. iron Al
work euzrzafeed 10 Dc Grst class Ieleph1ess
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

FOR sALE--f5Ood fArm zbnut 70 acfes one-
h2lt nile from Niiiismstown village House
and barn IN g0od repair. rzuu3ng spring water
in the nonAe. All good land TOT eareientng In
GnlFs Sahn JAnains0n, Wiliiamet0wn, W. 9Gstf
YARN LANDS--Pienty Of rpportanIifes Are
open for farmers and lab9reFs n tue state IL
hl11esoEz- Land can be purchased for Rzes
Per acre znd Up. The tImber will pay for tie
land Good wages for nefcnznics and farm
hands- Fer information and satisfies ~ re-
gard 70 crops. soil, climate. ETC.. complied ~
the state address George Neseh, C0snfuisal0n-
sr % Immigration. stase Capitol. 81 Paai
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Turn the Switch

and start your machinery. Stop the
machinery and turn off the power and
expense At the same time. Isn't that
an ideal method Of conducting your
business' There's only one kind Of
power thar can Be turned on and of
n an Instant his
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

A Dartmouth college student suffer
Ell painful accident a. lie was board
ing train at White River Junction
Monday night His ring caught on a
screw and he was dragged by the ring
as far as the bridge which crosses the
Connecticut river to West Lebanon, II.
H. His life vas saved by the flesh part.
ing from aud being stripped from the
bone The flesh and ring were found
IA The train was backing To the std
tion after the accident. The train was
held until the wound was dressed and
the young man continued 10 Boston
where he will have surgical treatment,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Division Trsasurer,a Penort.

Far quarter ending December q 1907
amount On hand at date 81 last re-.
port. ss6.45: resolved from all sources,
s164.72; total. s2sII7 Expended iQr
commander ii chief per cent fax this
quarter on 592 members at nine cents
each, S53.2s; expended for commando.
IN chief per cert. tax this quarter Oh II
members reinstated. Sia.4l; expended
Tor commander il chief for membership
fees this quarter a. 1e members ct -
cents each, 81; expended for Incidental
expenses Of the division and supplies.
1851; total sls6.96. Balanee Ga band
s9s.lf.
Consolidated Camp Report.
Receipts -On han3 Al date Of last
report, Si75a0: reported % have been
reeeivel ~ camps from ali soarces
s554.3ss total. S1a95T
Disbur semems Paid by camps for
division per cent tax this quarter on
5g2 members at g eents each, s1is40s
paid by camps Tor per cent. tax On Al
members FeinstaEed S29s0 paid by
camps for membership fees al liz mem
hers, ST. paid ~ camps for relief ID All
persons from camps funds, Sszs; paid
b. camps for incidental expenses. s50sI-
FL total: ssI2.66- Balance IN the hands
aG camp treasurers, ssG.9i
Charles G. Ale6afeF.
Division Treasurer
Milan Parks Camp, No. 81. was ar
gangzed At Springfield February / with
Bgsey Cutler a commander; and tw0
esanps. vita Fertg7gne members. Lieut..
]. s Blaekper Camp, No. 90, and AlaFk
4. Sargent Camp. No. ~ have been re-
tn.fafaA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
FOR 80.


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q quar- tered oak ci4As@8 a&ss fbt s4s #
eishFs Ans either ntefMt N1GsfNS4 a9shes
AAo ~ Edison phcnoHg~t8 wstA M sstea4s
Inquire as 81 summer STRESS fgNf
MAPLE SUGAR KOH NAAE~& gs@ aa
dfeu pounds Of choice nsapis sagaf N41s ffae&
me II. =. Lard tCtagd rs Ds~NYe NxN -
had ~ calling ~ 80. = Fs4nk9gA SiffeSs Al II
n ~ Perry at thc Avsfiii &ssga E4fg@. IS
kfire peF I0pcrnd pail. &1.&1 M34f
fOk SALE-0 ns Stewart fna9s eassp ~
auiie ~ as Seminary street, z1sSf
FOX aALE-Nice loose hay. Doth co4sss AS
nne. Orders lnay b. leff 4E Howdan x Is8es
store or with mo az a hixalAaa AgsMa9 q
Carleton. t4g8g
FOX SALE
Choice hofse hay
Mixed haY for COWS.
a ppfaeoess any quantity.
treth-eut green bones for laying henM
a. W. ALLEN, sunnyslds eArm.
Telephone ia ssaea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

WAETED--A mfadle-agea x0MSn ~ naass-
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