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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Decentralization.

Hationolt Yanfen.
,Sbe rfo Soipn National 9ant,", Ooh. uub
@retersStraBe. Sacob 70. SoUt, Braftoent;
Senrb d. Neoue, Suiitrer.
,3meite yiattonnLgnnf." 432 ~GlosBroaofuap.
gB. Is. gSngner, S%tuiiirer.
,,2lcftern National Sant," IA gorbfentatusStr
2. Wlurriott, S1flirer.
brittle Ratipnnlgani," Cd Baltimore uno
WortbsStrube.
uSurmerS x Merdtant's c;atipnal Sanf,"
Soutbz uHo QombdrosStrdbe.
Commercial 4 Sarmers' National Ganf,"
SiioneitsSde 9oparos unb 1ermansStrobe.
i. ,. 8aloipin, Gaflirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Mnrplano- unb TcnniDlDania-g ain.

3iige %perlaiien Yprtb.Auenne. Stattpu:
7.30 Mioraeus gurf Bolt tdelih. ausgenoni.
men Sonntnn.
9.O5 WoracnS Selta gccom., nlr Sonntds.
$50 Wtpreens Yclair MecoT., tdgsi6, auSee,
ilpmnieti Sorttidg.
t.20 GabmittagS 0eIair Mccoul., fir Samifae.
1926 Ga6mitta0s Dorf 9oft, tdeIi6, ausee'
nommcn SonrtGg.
4.05 Gahmittaes Della Iecout. mir Sonntaa
4.45 Nnhmitiu9S Selnir %slecorr., tdeIi9, aus
perontnte1 Solllttag.
800 abenSs SeIia accont.. tasIio. anssenou,
men SoIuutGg.
100 Nbenos SeItd slccom., nur Gonntaa.
11.30 Ibenos 9eIntr Iocout., td1Iih, aisselouf,
men SnnHtde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
ei6attss@egmetier.

8eitungen 3eiti6riften etc.
she Baltimore Ietus Co." &apio qbercron,
bic, 9ei6aftsfibrer, 31S BeitSermansStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

iomn1lung ieoen A. Wittluod I'M Wio'
nat IN 9llg. S6mor3'S r9olumbia'
MGnnerdor-9uCe," Nr. 827 Z. Str,
N..@.
n@oibin9ton.Soin Nr. 1, 8. 9. @"
ScfrctGr 9. 3. Schubert, Nr. 1927
/. Str, N..g8. : 8eriammlung ie0en
/. uno 3. Montog I'M Wouot bel
Senrp @oBmonn Gr. 49, 7. Ctr
N..8.
.Met0cr llnteritiibun0S 8erein"
SefretGr 3. q. SEP Ger. t12, 4,
Ctr, N.-@. nc. 8~erionmIung ie'
Sen /, 9ienItoa ir Monot BEL Geo,
9eBIer, Nr. 800, GennipIuonio-NOe,
H.s&.
.8ilheIm SeG.2o9e Ger. 5.
Il. 8. 8. Y.zH."
SelretGr Saul @a6id)miot, Nr,
$40, 9.Str., 9..O. = 8eriamntlung
ieben 2. unO 4 .Gienitog i'm Monat
III gtr. 623, Solit1lallasNoe., gt.sgS.
nGolumbia,E urnoerein"
S6riitnolt s. 6. Wnnn Ger. 223t,
15, Str, @..g8, v Geriqnumlltng ie.
Sen 2. Sonntog I'M Monat in Scr
Surn6oIc, Gfe 7. lno 2-Str., N..8.
Gurnitunoen ieoen 0ienitog, Wit.
nod lnO Sreitog.
nSnfeI 9r6iig.GerGniigu Screin"
SefretGr Geo. Meir, Mr. 124t, g
Ctr, 60. - 8%eriammlung ieOen
2. Sonntog i'm Wionot IN Rr. 430,
s. Str, N.-8.
n&iitoriide @eieGi6oft"
SefretGr 8uItob Bender, Congress
Seiabt8, - &criommlln9en merOcl'
angefiinOiqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Ierdants e Mtuers transport. So.

SatiptersStlte
Sradjt nub 9afaeiert.
. yiud, Suituu uuo beut Often.
2tenftag, Tonneritag, Counting, 6 nbr MbenbS.
> gadp Yruuioenee NIB BEN Often.
Wtontae, SonuerItag, Samitna, 8 ubr Mbenbe.
9iun Neippurt.geipS NIB Vurfolf.
SdeIi6, uuSgenorlften Wlitttpo9 unb SreitnG,
9 llbr QlbelbS.
. Srdbt angefortrien td9lif bis 8 ubr Pa9uH.,
fir o~enieIbet Gag dbfabrenbe 9dmpfer.
9atI Snununnt NIB benz Stoeu.
Stenitaa, Sonneritaa, Sumitua, 6 llhr Mberbs.
Sanpt. siireau: SGerunau. unb atabt. etraas
Gt3,T&S|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

0ofnIsG 6latpuegpns mao gtefpsOorf ftio be-
reit sum Sebrau1 In Der garloep unb Wt.
H~opdIsStati0i nm 1000 Mebnos.
Nerferuiruna bon Stnuil it SV,a,s oeer Vat
IorsgSaesons. Speifernten etc. fperoen fhnea be.
foret per Selepbuu IN aler foleenoen BILLET
9ireau.: Carries unb 9altimore'Strabe y. q
g, ct. BauI 1924, ODER NIB, gorrtIanb 1901:
Wif. 9iobdl' Citation, 6. & g., Wt. 8ernon 1923;
@Gmoen'Stntion Snformdtioussgfredn, 9. & B.,
e.. Sull SAG, ODER Wo., 9ourtlano 2728; unb
gr. 526. Siosgroaopap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
StoatS.Youfen.

y9eutihe 9ant non Baltimore" baltimore
nno So4iodps SirdBe, 9lugult 8eber, BtdiL
bent; s. ). 5i6t, S~babmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
SruIt.G

SrltIt.G omDa9nien.
,,WlarDlaub SruIt Co." gloroipeIt.Gde eaIbert.
uno SermarsStrabe. 8rier Serib, Rrdfs
bent; e. g. S~itnmermanu, Sefretar; Carroll
San yfeb, ShaBmetfier.
Builoing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

9aumaterioIien, Ebiiren, Seniter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
3amss g. Softer & So, 115 uuo III Sabs5re'
o~ertdsStr1Be.
@eu. Il. Sluan & Bro, Ala 2tebtftr. 'gperfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
8pblen.
SSpbIett.

SIeinc sDbIer, trei oon eGladen, $500.
ytr. I bnrte .S6.35 Tr. 3 Suuburn. g.. .S6.S5
gr. z hnrtc 5000 9r. . GuHbHrH . $3.50
gr. 3 hurte $500 Pr. 2 4DIeus Raj. S1.45
HIR ........ $500 Tr. , 9htcne Bal. S7.45
@tingtcS Gtheuhulj, II Gpro $3.50.
3eidDtes Bidltcnbul5, ~ Guro $3.50.
@iain9er & Sebranf.
Sduptrgireau llno GobIenbof: BRETON. itnb
Gan. straRe. 3~tueigsgiireGt: ySlo 5uuu 6Dal
Co." Mununcuts, ra6e UaGsStraRr.
Gel: Is. K Z, SSoIfe 1117.-Uto.! GourtI. 2079.
(&pril2O, 6Nite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Epnrs9anfen

Spars8anfen.
,Teutidte eparbaut puu Baltimore" Gutdtus
lIlo 8altimoresStrabe.
,St. SameS Sparbanf," Balttn0resStraBs uib
Guitoms Soules AOefue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
QGbofaten

MGpofaten.
SbulpD @utberlct, 9te6tsunipaIt. Rr. 10, Oft
2ertnetorsS trabe. IS. & y. Bbone, Ct. 4alI
530-Wp.
6. 6arhart Sbimer, Re6tsaniuaIt. linton 9ruft
@uiloina, Baltimore, NO. 9eioe Telephone.
9arl ". W. Sdlult, l26-129 2up 9uiIotHe.
@nftuuus Qurb, 2G1-269 GaIbert BuiLotn9.
4. &M. GrtmnHn, iii RorosGbarlessStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

-
moresStraee.
Blumbing, Surfaces, 8anses nno
Nefcn, IohSeden itno 8inner.
ssnuett Bros, 523 gioro. 5remont.sloenue.
&upieri6miebe rno B(imbers.
Subn 1Hbcrt, ria abnuleBsStrabe. 8. & 3.
GeIepbon: &5oIfe 1883.
acknowledgements.
@n,. z. ebudrliurO & So. 10 uro II Chamber
,Gopal 1uinrautt SO. Of 2iuerpool," Serrb ID.
2Surfielo, ~91efioelt Mlanaaer, 01-10 Chant
Der Of 9om1lerce @lil.o,na.
yBcrmunia 1yeuc rucrIdlcrlngs = GeffafdIaft,"
Baltimore uuo .eortbsSirdBe.
8runoeigent6llms.I gerten unn
.SGnoler.
eierre 6. 9usan G NEPHEW, 10 Ofts2eriuetOH.
Strabe.
Sufifmieo. 3ubeb0r.
6. sent saGne GO, 3o2 uuO 3e4 RorSseab'
Strabe.
Sohlen uno Sols.
6surh o.. Bon Seiue, $50 GoIumbia' abenre.
Sd)mudIod)en uno ltbren.
u. 3. Wtler, % Slt'gdilitHoresStrabe.
Ifonolei6. 8eihGfte.
,Gpniulionteb 2pau Co." 1 gorb.@absGt raBe.
Tin1oS uno Srgeln.
Gbas. ~. etiefi, 9 Norosoibertos StroBe.
&in. Gnubt l. SO, r~Gprie"sSebduoe, Wf. fopdl>
MoeIt1Ie.
Tnpier ltno Tapier'D Often.
smith, Siruu &c., 1O5 nnb 107 Sauooersetr.
9%lefplatten, Wfctan etc.
2hon, Gpufltu d Gu, 1910 guIberfton'Str
Ieteftip.I genturen.
@ilptu. strpuie Trteftip.ggentur. 7 GInbsstr..
Baltimore, Dio. ct. Raul 4t26. Ine Witt
tbetlingeu 9ebein, nebalien. Terforltte Iufs
merffumfeit QcQebeIt.
epanoauer & Sdmict (friiber 6et Smith. g8eft
& 25ouS, 603 Gulnert 8uiioinp.
2eihenbeltatter.
eanbers & eBbnc, 17Us-f710 gantonsgberie
Wm. Gpof, gprtbs uno @reenntpL Ht Ioenue.
Srieoboie.
,2onbpn gart Gemetsrs." Office: 81 Nett
SaratoeasStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
IEEIl117H]qM@QlIIU
A NAN DANNY

Sgpreb8t3 e r5epe Stnnoe anf Bile Sfunoe" non
bet GdnloensS Station nah RdibtngtoH an
9So6eHtaeen TOO Sorrl. bis 500 IbenoS.
Srtibere Nbfubrt bon Der ut. Stppai'Siatio
Sirefte Yerbinouns III Der nenen unton-
station 81 @aibinstun nit aleu- tablth sebeu-
ben Sinien.
asaibinstuu, eerJaIen. Mt. RosaI,etattoI:
+6.05, *G.45, 17.1O, t1.45, 1856 1880, t10.50.
+tt.53, s11.55 Sornl., *1213, 1888, t1.55,
.243. 1880, *4.1e, f4.55. t5; 80 Wa5m 1909.
1866, 'sG9 (eintiteb)t 5000, III 23 abei'Ss;
*7.C8, 1920, $500, $500, $500. 1000, t11:oo
Born, 1900 o. t12;o2 'i2S2, too o., slo5,
9iadn:.. f6.0 co, s8.1b, 1920, ZOO, 900, .s.16
Wtmiicb), $1,000, Fi0.O5, 111.05, .11.32 abbs.
Sreberid, Characterization t7;35 uno ss.16
8orm., +t.2b, re-. so nno 1920 slutm.
Saeerstu,pu, sri. HoDal.S Station, Has Yorn1.
t3.5O gafm.; ganuoen.Stdtior, 1875, tS.00
Born. t3. 80, IA 100 glnfHL.
3pnal Blue 2tne
uadi philadelphia uno SHREVEPORT.
Reuer terminus M Der Or~etuno5ipdH3tatfeu
GRAPE. Stem gori, heqiem nod SotelS. 1beos
tern ttuh MpfhIffanittrfff-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Warmor- uno @ranit.@ erfe.
g. Silgdrtner & sbDue, 714-71s s8eftseaIiis
moresStraee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Vaiie iir'S Mnslano beIurgt 6. 9iaine, VT.
AIS, Gitsyaltinprc'Str., uabc Gnitcm 3ouie nv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

2anowirtbIdaitlihe 8erdtbe nno
SGmereien.
griffith & suruer Co., 205 Torb'gaeasstr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Elumbing, Surfaces, 8anges uno
Nefcn, Iod5eden ltno 8inner.
genuett Bros, 523 gioro' 5remont.sloenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

<pferi6miebe uno plumbers.
Subu 1nbcrt, TIA abamessStrabe 6. & 9.
Ielep6o,: GSolfe 1893.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10


Hawthorne found romance on the
shores ot CID New Eaela0d, aud there
Is a good deal of 4 Oamlnaea In the
modern life % the YANKEES The rol-
lowlag story ef hove aud mausag'A
strangc as q may seem, h trUeS
Years ag0 a summer bearicr az =
eostage Gu a point Of land which tortn
ed the protecting arm IL the hareor ~
a nshiag town In Massachusetts, was
shown a girl baby only a few mouths
OH. He looked At tho babe aud ad'
nire<i. then said 20 the mother;
~wnl you give nc that hahe Tor my
wlfer'
The mother had known the young
man for several summers, She liked
him aud therefore answered promptly,
Yes
~wnl you promise never to tell her
that you have selected me rs her hus.
handy
Yes
The eOadltlons % the singular BE-.
troshsl were observed, The girl baby
grew up and summer after summer
sae young man eourtcd her, When she
was eighteen he married her, aud not
TN then dd she know that she had
been hctrothei 10 her husband while IN
her cradle, Can old romance be more
romantic than this story u a New
England flshlng town. Exchange,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

1.-TWO HOUSES. enc Of slx rooms AID one
% ssvea rooms; alao = SroRE AND
nWkLI.lNG In the business part Of the
towa. Store eensAlna two large rooms, With
ave rooms ever II.
For particulars apply %
JoSRPH READING,
so ls-in Rockville, Ma,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM Of lsa Aerss, mere or
N less, situated about miles % cloPPer's
Stallion, tAla eoanty, "a sue pablse highway,
Improved BY = comfortable Frame House and
oalhallaiags, Toe acres andee cultivation
Aaa Ia ane condition, most % q havsag been
llmea twlees most % the Femaialns % Acsea
covered hy good timber,
Apply 70 RowlEF. wATERS,
lnly t.lm Attorney, Roek vile. No,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

FOR SAhD' Acre.
81 highly lmProvea land, With snail hoase,
good orchard, dEsl-elaa we'll Of water, mile
hon RoskvilN
MARTIN BRoADNicE,
aOy aD@NP Rockville, Ma.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
Weed Seeds In Manure,

II Is well known that there is con.
siderable risk of introducing new
weeds by the purchase Of manure and
hay and ether feeding stuffs. E. /.
Oswald Of the Maryland experiment
station undertook TO obtain more def.
mite information on this point, espe.
cially as regards dissemination through
manure, by studying the effect OF the
fermentation of manure handled In
different ways and IT passing through
the digestive systems Of animals on
the vitality Of variods weed seeds. in
Guiding seeds of about fifty Of the
worst weeds found in Maryland.
In experiments In which the manure
remained for six months In a barn
yard heap and for a short while In
piles, as when shipped In carload lots
from cities. IT was found that in the
first case there was no danger and In
the second case little danger Of dis
tributing live weed seeds. In the ex.
periments in which the weed seeds
were fed to yearling steers and the
manure handled in various ways 1t
was found that
First.-Where the manure was haul
ed directly from the stable as a top
dressing an average Of only 1913 per
cent Of the seed fed terminated.
Second.-Where manure was hauled
directly from the stable upon the land
and plowed under - per cent Of the
seeds fed to animals came up.
Third.-Wh the droppings remain.
ed on the pasture fields unadulter
ated as they fell an average Of only
81 per cent Of the seeds fed to AMI.
mails terminated.
The results indicate that in general.
IT is safe TO assume that the vitality
OF weed seeds is destroyed in vel
rotted manure
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
MARRIED 50 YEARS
M and Mrs. Jehn Otis Hale Of St
Johnsbury Observe Eyeut

s.. Johusbury, Dee e.-Today Is the
5Uth anniversary 81 the wedding OF Mr..
ard Mrs. John Osis Hale There i 70
u 20 public observance but their sons,
Geagge II. Hale Of Boston and Arthur
T. Hale and wife and cAildFcn OF Brad.
ford. are spending the day with them.
Air. and AiIs bale wefe married at
CTomPton. Z. 2. DECEMBER ?. 1855.
They have lived IN thi. town ever since
iitir marriage ana have been residents
OF this village Tor - years. Mr.. Hale
vas 4 successful farmer until be b..
Gan 20 travel as salesman for +. & r..
fairbanks & Co, 81 years ago. He
vas born In lower Waterford, the son
Of otis O. and Eunice Hill Hale. March
IS. 1885. Mrs Hale. formerly Miss
laura Ann Holhrook. vas the daughter
d Lysander W. ard Deborah Stevens
He.brook Mr.. and Mrs. Hale are the
parents Of six children; Carrie 3. (Mrs
N. 4. Henkel) Of Winter Park, Florida.
wheTe Mr. aDd Airs. Hale often spend
the winter. Georgs Il. Hale Of Boston;
Add.e d. deceased; J. Otis Hale oi
Brooklyn and Arthur r Hale Of
Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs Hale are loyal
members q the North Congregational
chareh and be is an active worker IN
the y NJ. C. A.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
TALK OF The TOWN

SIX sale Al Fits.
100 aeeeed wrappers 80 at vaughan's.
Ladies and ehildrsH's eloaks az Perry's.
Anniversary sale Of waists at the
Vaughan store.
Get your Perfection oil heaters at The
\. D. Phtlps @.
Ladies handkerehiefs for Christmas at
Yeale & huigat's.
after Mauy Years a clever dramatic
subject is, az the ComiQue
Don't fail 10 inspect the new articles
now or sale at the Art store.
Remember the date Of the chicken pie
supper Al the Hedding ". +. church
wednesday, Dee. 9th
Best 1909 calendar IN city given with 3
box Of Havana Leaf Sc cigars At IS sum.
mer street. C. ". Lander, manufacturer.
~Puss in the Boots that beautiful
fairy tale, i reproduced at the Comique
to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
Not a Nature Fake.

II was a day or two after the close
Of the deer season and, of course, deer
occupied at least portion Of the
thoughts Of every resident of the city.
One man residing on Highland avenue,
although not attempting to find traces
81 game. was surprised one morning to
find tracks in the light snow by his gar
den which he was sure were made by
deer. He called a neighbor for consul
tation and the latter man, pronounced
the tracks those of a deer and a large
one, too
The diseoverer OF the tracks still be-
lieves that he entertained deer un-
auares and this is written in spirit
OF correction 50 that there may be no
chance to accuse him of nature taking
The fact Of the case was neighbor
tnot The one Who agreed with him as
10 the weight of the deer making the
tracks. has a good sized hog and the
latter grew restless aud broke out of
quarters. The porker took little
stroll and was later rounded up by Its
owner without the track finder know
ing that Mr.. Hog mad called.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
CHOSEN RAILROAD ATTORNEY.
Edwin W. Lswreuce Takes a Respon,
sible Position.

Washington, D. G.. Dec. 2.-Edwin W.
Lawrence Of Rutland, assistant attor-
ney general, has resigned that position
70 take the place Of attorney for the
Rutland railroad in place Of Judge
Powers.
Mr. Lawrence i a native of Rutland.
wnere he was born, March 27. ISL. He
fitted for college at the Rutland high
school and was graduated cum laude
from the university Of Vermont in 1901
lie afterward studied law, and for
several years past has held a respon-
sible place in the Office Of the attor-
ney general.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
TALK OF The Town
Dress eooas sale q ma.

Dress goods ale At Fits.
yaaghau's annivsrsary sale adv. on
pag :
SiKth anniversary sale begins Wednes-
day a. NaughAH's.
secure .Aiaish Comfort At Perry's,
while the assortment Is good
Ladies sweaters in ali Sizes now, a.
yeals knights. s2T5 each
Basket ball Barre Independents ".
Ynlcans, Haleis pavilion, Wednesday
evening, De. 2, az ) O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

Dorothy's mother found her with an
slsrm clock on her foot aud the alarm
set for G O'Clock
"Well. for goodness sake. Dorothy.
what mischief are yon up TO now
"Why. mother. I'm not In any mis-
chief. but ms fOots asleep, and want
60 wake II up.n-Puek.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
EAST BARRE

Mrs. Arkley from the City was in
town yesterday.
Merton Cutler is gaining, being now
abe 70 Be out 81 doors.
Mrs. Abbott Of Plsinssa visited
friends here Yesterday.
Miss Mary Bisson lad the misfortune
70 sprain Der ankle last evening.
Frank Tucker Is improving slowly al
though sin eonhbed 70 the house.
Mrs. C. D. Taprn entertained her SIS
ters from Montpelier over Sunday.
FL Sargent has again connected his
house with TIE village water supply.
wuchosen Tribe. !. o. r. NJ. will hold
q regular meeting on Thursday even
ing.
Clans No, not any. thank you; we
would profit by the experience Of 9th
Nr. A. G Coleman has been working
in Fast orunge Tor two or three weeks
past.
The Ladies Of the " c. T. L. will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Cara
Chamberlain.
Bert Doyle was taken seriously III last
Monday evening, but was rather more
comfortable
Mrs Alex lawson i again a sufferer
from Der Old malady, which renders her
far from well.
Pausies were in bloom in the yards
here yesterday. Rather unusual for
December lst-
Mr. Hagan is having some work done
on the interior Of his house, Bert Blake
doing the same.
Weddings are in vogue at present, one
last Saturday evening and another in
view for next Saturday.
Grace wolcOtt returned to her work at
+. L. Sargent's last Monday after a two
weeks vacation sPeat At home
George Hutchins is again the possessor
Of the little gray mare formerly owned
BY John Galiison, who lived here,
Miss OBrien has been III at her
friends in Barre since Thank giying, but
returned 20 her school this morning
Mrs. Thos. Haddieau from the City
was here Tuesday evening to attend the
regular meeting Of Silver Leaf Circle.
The ladies' Aid society is hurrying
its work. preparatory 70 the annual sale
to be held the 10th and 18th Of De
eember.
Word received here states that A. b.
Hutehins in the South has Just finished
planting his garden and that the mercury
registers about IS there.
Mrs. Minard reached home last satur-
day night, after three weeks spent with
her mother, who is very low She may
be called there again at any time.
RIPPING Stream Rehekahs hold a regu-
lar meeting Saturday evening The no
be grand wishes all members to make
special effort to be present for nomiua.
ton OF officers,
John Sullivan il suffering with ton
silitis. having been confined TO the bed
for the past few days. Mrs. Sullivan and
little daughter have also had the same
in a lighter former.
Milestone lodge, No. 1892, y. IT. O. r.,
will meet Friday evening at 1880. win
every member who possibly can be pres
emit, as it is the annual nomination OF
officers for the coming year!
Several from here attended the \. T..
o. p. entertainment at Graniteville last
evening and report nice time Nine
candidates we're inflated by the degree
staff Of Summit lodge, The grand war
den and grand vice warden were pres
emit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
New COmfOrters Have Arrived

:. we are now showing big assortment Of the famous
masn Somiorie IN all sizes from crib comforts to extra
long ana extra large These the comforts that are so
famous Tor their warmth without weght give you all the
much sought qualities OF genuine ederdown al fraction OF
inc cost ne new patterns in siIkone sateen arc more
oeaoun than evehave 10 be be appreciated rs
sZOO $3.50, $500, S.. so and $500 Dont buy or make
comfort until you this display. No other comfort can
so July satisfy you IN quality and appearance,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
As.ient spanisA Con- Fouaa.

Bakersfield. nec. "a spanish coin
II the date of l73f hss been found On
he farm of Joseph DeEotell in tais
town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

BOYS wanting Rubber foot wear with
leather tops can get it ar the Peoples
ShDe Store. c, 5. Andrews, the shoe
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

Senator Lewis Of Lamoille has intro
duced a bin in the Senate Of interest
IL the newspapers Of the state. Il pro-
vides that the judges Of probate pay
the newspapers for the legal notices.
printed on the various estates and col.
beet from the estates. As it is now
the newspapers print the three notices
as the law requires and many times
they are obliged 20 wait a long time
before the commissioners come in to
settle and sometimes they are never
able to collect The bin also provides
that sheritfs sale notices be printed in
the newspapers and notices Of town
meetings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
DEMANDING SECESSION,
cseehs Are Fighting TEosPs From Bar
YieAdes

Prague, pec, 2.-The cseshs are de-
handing FROM Austria and are aghs-
ing the troops from street barbados.
The hospitals are fun. The spirit Of
susrehy is sweeping all Boaeniia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

George l. McIsm and two daughters.
Alice and Hazel, Of Popshau were vis-
itors AZ the State House this week. the
guests OF bis father, Senator Nolan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

IOsT-Bst,yesa lists cify and South Barre
frsr scrifTel mun. Finder please leave e
lines aaiee % Tel. s2i-l&. So. Barre. 2ftts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
NOTES AND COMMENT
ON THE LEGISLATURE

J. /. Bacon Of Hartford i confined
to bis bed as a result Of vaccination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

TO REST-Tensment ~ 8 rooms on So. Msia
street Inquire Of ). W SiehoiS E1u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

One additional letter box was set by
The local post Office department this
morning at the corner &c fremont and
Elm street. which sill be- appreciated by
large number Of residents IN that sec
tion. Four other boxes have been re-
placed on steel posts recently. The gov
eminent has allowed Barre three com
bination letter and PARCEL boxes that will
be placed at designated points on the
carriers routes. These boxes have long
been overdue from the contractor. but
viii be set as soon as they arrive. These
boxes have long been needed. as there
are now no boxes for receiving parcels.