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The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09
WEEKLY CABLE NEWS

Roslyn, Oct 6-The fire Is still rag ing in tho northw sstern Improvement mine and the rescuers have been driven back by the under ground furnace.
 The tenth victim died in the hospi- tai today. Several miners are down below and unaccounted for and must have burned to death long ago.
 Nanaimo, Oct. GA terrific explo- sion occurred at Extension yesterday morning in the mine of the Welling- ton Colliery. Tho explosion happened in the first level at o'clock.
 Sixty men were working three levels below and it is believed all of them have been killed.
 Thirty-two bodies have been recov. cred and rescuers are working to find the other victims. The mines are located fifteen miles from here and details are hard to obtain.
 Nanaimo, 3 p. m,-Thirty four are now known to be dead.
 United Press special
 Seattle, Oct. 6-The worlds series of championship games will be helo Friday and Saturday and next Wed. nesday at Pittsbrug. Monday and Tuesday and next Thursday at Detroit.
 Seattle, Oct. 6 6-Delegate Wicker sham is on his way out and is due te arrive in Dawson today. He will stol in Juneau to have 8 conference with Governor Clark. It is Mir. Wicker. sham's intention to spend few day. in Southeastern Alaska and then gt to Washington to work for his terri torial bills during tho coming session of congress.
 United Press special--
 Gibraltar, Oct GA holy war o extermination has been declared b, the Mohammedans and today thous ands of fanatics are pouring into th' native camps. The Spaniards arc beini hedged in again at Melilla and blood, encouters are expected every moment
 New York Oct. Civilian Randolph Hearst has come out in his publica tions supporting Justice Gaynor, the Tammany nominee, for mayor.
 Vancouver, Oct. 6-Jas. Dunsmuil has annou nce6 that he will retire a. Lieutenant Governor of British Col umb bia. FIG. Wade formerly of Daw son will probably be his successor. Paris, Oct. 6-Jas. Jeffries says tha he V ill be in readiness to fight John son in the spring. The match will b' pulled off April 10 at San Francicso.
 San Francisco Oct. 6-The Ketchel Johnson tight has been postponed unti October 16.
 Rome, Oct. 6-pope Plus is seriousl, ill. He has been suffering for som, time with g0ut.
 New York, Oct. 6-Falk Vadavar the worlds most noted Hebrew schola died today.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09
Press specisl-

Washington Oct. 6-Dr. Cook lect- ured here last night. He said he may go to make an attempt to discover the south pole. He vas received with
 st enthusiasm.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09
BAND BOYS DANCE.

The first dance to be given py the newly organized band will occur Octo Der l3. See future papers for particu- lara.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09

A good cook in the kitchen is worth two at the north pole. Proved at the Cornell. tf.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09
THE CITY AND VICINITY

Seattle this morning while Mrs. Woodford Is s guest of he: friend, Mrs. Mcdonald.
 C. H. Snowden a mining man from Seattle came up on the Jeffrson with Mir. Catlin.
 Passengers southbound from ketch- iksn on the Princess May today were E. A. Eardley and family, W. A. Langllle T D. Pickard, F.. E. Haw. kins J. L. Curtin O. Jacobson, Gus Nelson, John Smith and B. Casper son.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09
United Press special

Toronto, Oct. 1.-The Canadian Gov ernment is going to spend twenty million dollars for warships three to be used in the Pacific and nine on the Atlantic Ocean.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09

Chas. Cole has opened a barber shop across the street from the Stedmsn Cafe.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09

\ nice baby girl was born to Mr, and Mrs. P. ]. Gilmore yesterday morninU
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09

Washington-Secretary of State Knox has summoned Minister Crane to return to Washington at once. Crane will be advised as to the nec- essity of silence on diplomatic affairs. It is feared he might talk too much.
 Seattle, Oct. 6-The Pennsylvania auto bearing Taft's message to the Exposition from Philadelphia, yester- day plunged into the Snoqualmie river. The men swan ashore and at ! o'clock took another car and arrived here late in the evening.
 Seattle, Oct. 6-The local Cham Der of Commerce has asked the federal government to aid in the development of tho Alaska coal fields by removing the restrictions now imposed. The need of this coal for tho navy is urged as an inducemen. to have the restric- tions removed.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-09

". J. Hancock of Yes Bay made ; short business trip to Ketchikan yes terday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

One of the students ~ the medical
department 81 the university Of Vermont
il. fYom the city Of Boaots eapital ~
the tnited States 81 Colombia TIE CITY
contains university. but he he's in
CURED thc great expense Of coming "a
the United States 81 American and the
university Of Vermont for two reasons
He had thought Of goinQ flo Harvard
but the presence there II other Spanish
speakiug students would have presented
thf temptation Of indnlelna In his own
yernaeulsr. instead of acquiring tie
mastery Of the English language THE
other reason is the good reputation Of
the university az Vermont which bad
reached him RE u private studen~
of Joseph D Barley fle knows moro
q tie GEOGRAPHY and history 81 tlN
country than many here know Of the
wonderfully interesting continent Of
SortA America William Whec'wrieht
ef NewhnrVpnrt Mass was the origiua.
Tor Of railroads and steam navigation IN
South America and 81 the ether ordinary
ptiiities There Isl q fine statue o. him
IN the public sdare of Valparaiso the
most important civ IF Chill with a
population Of over 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
FRESH EGGS IN WINTER,

The poutrynau who can supply
fresh eggs ia winter, when prices are
high has a tremendous advantage over
the one who through Ignorance or neg
lect has to wait until summer, when
the supply IS large and the price low.
Not everyone can do this and no one
can do 1t unless he takes proper care
Of his fowls and gives them food con-
tanning the essential egg-producing In
gradients which, when running atlarge,
the hens can supply themselves to a
large extent in summer, There Is no
material letter Fitted Cor this purpose
than Pages Perfected Poultry Food 2
George II. Tanner Of Springfield, VT,
has used aud sold this food for many
years, and he speaks from experience
when he says. In a recent letter. "For
several years | have sold and used
Pages pefected Poultry Food. and do
not hesitate TO say that think il Is
one OF the best foods Oh the market
70 make hens lay shall be pleased to
handle II for you again this season.
If you want 70 know more about this
food ana the best ways Of using K,
write to G. s. Page, Hyde Park. VT, FOR
his booklet, profitable Poultry 1t
will be sent free, postpaid e anyone
mentioning this paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

Edward simays Of burlington sns-
tained 4 broken shoulder in runaway
Tuesday Afternoon at the railroad sta
ton Sinav left bis horse standing, IN.
hitched, while he went into the station
with a trunk An engine putting through
the yard. frightened The animal and re
arted On a career through the north
yard In attempting to get into the
wagon and stop the runaway, simarA
was thrown vialentlY u the ground and
his shoulder blade broken
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
- ID 1919 1. ArcnINsos

STATE on VERMONT In Probate togrt
Bistriet q Wellington. S.. heidin Montpelier
inland icrfaia District. en- the istB day o. No
VsmeeF 4 b lM9
FRANK & Bancroft, Administrator ~ the IA
fsfo o. Martin VI AfehiusoN. iate Il Town ~
BArfe. Ii sAd District DECEASED. niakfs Appli
"a finn ~ tafl Court witt fbe consent and sl-
probation ~ writing ~ thp wiiaw aud heirs "
said deceased residing ~ ne state ~ Aef
mont laf license - SELL ala 20 tAe real fA1ate W
saia deceased. situated IN the lcNn ~ Barre. -
said District. 10 wit. The home farm 8nd pass.
iure land including the homestead right and
ine widow interest wherein. y prosecuting that
fbe saia thereof would lee iirhghet4i 10 The
wiiow and heirs of said deceased, and ttase
Interested II bis estste, % order q convert
said real estate into money
WheIeupon u !. ordered by said tqnrt.
that said application ie referred 81 session
thereof 10 81 held AZ tie frah7te Oilrt, IN
SAID Montpelier. on the tiil day n btefmher.
A. ID 1902, ier hearing and decision thereon
And IL "a further ordered thar 81 persons
interested Ne notit g hereof ~ publication ~
notice nl said application and order thefenn
three weeks surcensivelg n he Barre D4i'y
gimes, a newspaper pnhlished at Pho Ia "a
Barre IN this state, and which eiftuates 20 the
neighborAopa ~ these iniefested, heipre sAia
time appointed for heaIing. 'tat ibey may
appear AZ said time and place, and Il they
see cause, object thereto
~ tile Court Attest,
FRANK J.. MARTIN 1udge
Fm NOV 10 q, Dec8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

NOR SALF--Nillaeo farm; contains 60 ncfes,
suitably divided into tiiiago. pasture ana
wood aad inc sugar hnsh. SIP endid sci Of
bunaihgs fOom house, 5 sOanls with fire
piaec large barns with carriage house; gram
AIRY. sheds. shop. atc Location Il 81 she worry
best minutes 10 business feefion, creamery,
chureh and school This Is strictly viNaKe
farm and Is paftIeuinly weiladaptea for sum
mef hoteL geo. A. Tracy, heai Estate, Cnoi.
sea. W. 2Stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

Word has haar received from water,
bury. Conn, that Harry RI Cock once
Of Bristol, has secured 4 divorce in Hart
ford Conn from Grure II Bureh of
pamfret. VT, ALLEGING that. after he
married her she proved To be the wife
of George Cross By whom are Rad
ehid living. lie met BIZ wife e Boston.
when NJ was studying at the Massachu-
setts Colltre of Pharmacy. and they
were married there He supposed him
SELF to be her frst husband until =
Young girl was in graceful manner
flashed npou bis vision His wife finally
admitted former marriage but FIRST
Insisted that har husband WA deai and
aftefward that she was divorced. but Il
was learned Chat II the marriare license
she had flled in the spaces about hers
SELF and he had done the same about
himself They hail lived in Boston,
Windsor I.aeks and New Britain Cross
came from Royaltnn, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
EOR SALE

g acYe farm IA Niaisnstow0. ~ mites
FROM Barra Nill keep Il caws and team.
Rui din consist ~ iarg 40 story houss ana
haFf. siAonf ~ hl leet fitee, iae,uNtng 10
head ~ STOCK, ! horsa wcrtb Sflmg9, ali fa,Ger
ana tools s7odQQ. Terms easy uiu
b nereA Good h0ase ada barn situated an
tin mann stoge fotd ior emily SseAe9, Terms
E251Dj down A bargain for sans one. 4Stf
saaie place iu wilihmstown Comfortable
SET af Naildin,ss Good iaad flnle ilsce
only Si9o0ON. inelndthg COW, some toole. nay,
etc. 400
70 COW farin atout miles from city 10
acres suitably divided Plenty IT wood; good
frait and su9ar orchard buildings gu9d, awa
% wishes { b ineiHde aiout 70 head ~ stock, Z
h0fss ava rad Set ~ tools, large quantity "
hay. efaip sna ai other crops; terms siNee
dQwa. Rgiee low .VaI
sIoum house and harn between Barre dity
ana Kssi Harfe aHat ] acre u land fliee
uAiy SlANBF, j. baTAain SAI
Iesnablo place II II acres miles from VIII
sMtnsyomn or only SsOs buildings comfort
abse; large quantity 81 iraiE Mill keen 4Ws
and horse Fame PLACE ias poulfry ana msrkei
eafGeHinh ~
an exceedingly desirable plece in Nasef-
bury, cYnsisfniy ~ + rDudera % room house
aud Ahpat aefas 81 eocu land. Il yoD want
something mes his wiil suityou Letus give
sou 1904 laEtlenlars 19i
In. A peHg ngsl Estate Agency,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
EsTArN % cMEsTEN DOLE.

InH Undersigned having been appointed BY
ksna0ph commissioners b receive. exan-
inc afla adjust tne claims ami demands 81 ~
persons against the estate % ChesfHr Bioke
LATE - Washington 10 said District, de
teased aiid al claims exhibited 81 OFFSET tOere-
10. hercts give notice that We viii meet fOr the
purpose aforesaid. at the stofr Is 4. Hiiat.
HI t0n IA Tho Town 81 Washington, Ia said
District on tho ,0th day ~ Mar next.
from u o'clock A. NJ until O'clock Y M..said
nas and that six months from tho taeh day ~
NHy.snbef A. y. 1901 il tho itne linifrd ~ said
Court for said cFuiit0rs 81 preseng their elaias
tb ms for enamination aud allowance.
Date1 AZ Mashin ton. va, this esrd day o.
November A. u, teN9.
FisgDE HUNTINGDON. Commits
q 4. ENEMY siDneTs
ALHENT G nINkGN Admit
ilSpires Msy ~ QiA
Nov M DISC 3-i3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

A report on forest ploiasts issued by
the department Of commerce and labor
and rompiied in cooperation with the
department Of agriculture forest service,
Clifford Pinrhot forester contains some
interesting statistics concerning the YER
mont products in forestry The statis-
tics IF tie humber cut Ia this country
in 1908 are based upon the operation Of
8l.23 active mills and were secured
from manufacturers and forestry com
missions, resulting III probably the most
Complete census 81 lumber products ever
made n the United States. Vermont
ranks tiirtisth on The liit 81 lumber
producing states aud report 500 active
mills The aggregate Of hard wood INN.
her cus IL thousand fret. board measure
WIS 204ol7 valne ssal7.a50, soft wood
ZI5.sI5. value ss.5l0,4l8.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

During tie exercises being held
throughout the week III honor Of tie
completion 81 TIE Methodi's church in
Termination. the church was formally
presented To the society bv the trustees.
The present ediflee Is the third structure
that has been built ~ ths parish. the
first ii 1892 the second IA 1858. and tie
house At present being dedicated dnrinp
the past three years A financial state.
ment was also reed showing that there
had heen an expenditure o. s23 ,40n since
Nav 1 PleaFrs t0 TIE amount " SIT SEQ
had been ssfnred leaving s5800 to bc
raised The church has cost the society
s49.00o Mrs Hetty Green was orr 81
the contingent contributors. Who have
subscribed to the fund With The under
standing that the entire church debt
shall he cleared Up within stated
period
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
A scalded Boys shrieks

horri6ed his grandmother Mrs. Maria
Taylor Of Nebo, KY, who writes that
when al thought he would die, Bueklens
Arnica SaIse wholly cured him. tnfalli.
BIZ for burns, soalds cuts, corns, wounds,
bruises cures fever sores, boils, skin
eruptions; ohilbIains, chapped hands
soon routs piles. 25c ct Red Cross
Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOM 70 RENT AND BOARD. 3s4 North
Main street Mrs j r Maiden 2lef6s
70 RENT two furnished cAnnefTing rooms
All muusrn conyenieuees Rent single ov don
hln. inquire at Avefli 81. si5*
TO iflsNT-A furnished front rom with
electric iights and BATH. Apply at Is franklin
street it0tf
10 RFNT- Desirable furnished. room 10 rent
III COOS locality For particulars inquire At
fitaas office. llaa1
10 HENT-~Twe large connecting rooms in
Averil bleek Apply g T. N. Avefilt 4st8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

lin Rutland county court against the
town 81 Wallingford to recover $1,000
and $500, respectively on The ground
that the town was negligent 10 keeping
a defective bridge The men alfge that
while they were crossing the bridge on
the Gath Of last February, their cutter
tipped over and for the reason that there
was lis guard rail On the bridge they
were thrown over the side onto rocks
and into water, being swept nearly into
Otter creek by the food, which was on
at that time. Both claim permanent
injuries from the experience,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

The Green Mountain Marble company,
and the Hiawatha club have filed artis
cles q association 10 the Office 81 the
secretary 81 state This former, capital.
ized al 100000. is Incorporated under
Delaware laws and has headquarters at
Wilmington its Vermont office viii be
in DANNY and will be- IN charge ~ Park
a. Bradford The company Is ORGANIZED
n quarry and manufacture marble The
liiawatha club. located in Win0osk, Is
FORMED for developing the musical ard
social culture 81 cglorcd people and es.
peeally Of the c0lored troops stationed
AZ Fort Ethan Allea The club has no
capital stock but Is Vi b. maintained By
the assessment Of dues.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
AGENTS WANTED


MALE HETP wANTED--saiesman IN each
county fnf highest grade garden and tafm
sesHs. Hermauent situations, sooa pas Farm
e yfsss nut experience, essential cnbh N tn
franklin, MSS dsrf
MeCIUHE's MAGAZINE wants responsi.
hlc and energetic mai or woman 81 Barre and
vicinity 70 aftend IS rs sal scftptign Interests
Expefience rnre gssafy There = tbai ~
guaranteed compensation a profitable pfr
nanent BUSINESS wtthonk eerifai cas- be esfAh
lished snanE friends and ac4utmiances
Whaic ~ spare tline This b fhe hest TIME tNf
start Gonnlnts naiHt and Instructions FREE
Write NOW McClHre's Magazine, " East 4st
street Ne@ York s4fy 2iat5
EIEE to Hays ana Girls. FieAihie Flyer.
the sied that steers Tho best sled Ia the
world Nou can rAsiiy secure one within a
lev days ~ dining littln pleasani wprk. Some
have ina few hours. Ba tho Flksr Is your
town Write today, stating Year age a pos
"a card viii 10. y. |. DAVIS, i55 East 24th sf.
New Ierk City zl4t3
YETANTEp Naaug mHn % learn augomaidie
~ husiNe%s BY BHii Hnh prepare Ton posi-
iions rs ehsff8uFs anl repair men We make
y0u expert Fl Ten weeks assist ygu g secsFe
paainah Pay zig NnTb i eAsanta dem ID feF
men great; reasonable. write for pafffensafs
and sample lesson Empire Antomapi4e IN
stitute. Rochester. n. Y. 2istef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
HnLP WAITED

MANIEDs-A thoroughly competent woman
to #ssiAt ii general h0usework en large farm.
TAte1 cgflAsai iii family Permanent positien
q ft8hs psrsun Address BOX ~, < +. l.,
Wfliamsawn W. all0s
WANTED A once, good capable girl for
eerefis b. tsewnik 10 the right party satis-
facialt Yay aBA steady job, 4 Il Adams " /.
EhplseA II s05tf
RAILWAY NAH. CLERKS, CUSTOM I'M
4verswhesa tarnnenr men salary ss9a Rap-
Ia NdvAn cef4slit ID Sf405 OF $50. Candidates.
prepared free ffaakiln institute, Dept aa5 u,
ssocAessnr. a. e0lt2as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
AUCTION
Two Farms and
Personal Property

known as the Charles Herbert or Mich.
els Farms, situated on the West Hill,
II Wiiiamstown, Vermont. near Clog
ston Brothers, viii be sold at Public
Auction on the premises. on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
AUG TON
HYDE PARK

By order Of the Referee in Bank
ruptcy will sell at Public Auction on
the fourth Of December 1909 at z
o'clock b nj n the Lane stables, l6l
81, Paul 81 in the city Of Burlington.
NJ the entire Livery Stock Of |. B.
WhHcomb IN bankruptcy consisting Of
is horses. 3 Landaus. Coupe, |
Barge, | Tally no. 8 two seat cat.
riages, 2 three seat carriages. Waa
one;te, Z Runabouss, 5 Top Buggies,
/ Concord Wagon, Express wagon.
] three seat sleigh. ; two seat sleighs,
s Cutters. Top sleigh, SET heavy
hobs, 4 sets Coach Harness 4 sets
light, double Harness. SET Of four 10
hand Harness, Il Single Harness, ;
Single Sarry Harness. 2 Saddles, 20
far Robes. 2 doz. lap Robes and
Rlaokes. Poles. 5 string Bells, doz
en- Whips. Platform Scales and Office
Furniture All in a lump to the high
est bidder also the book accounts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
aOR SIZE.

FOR sAIE-A we'll established business In a
e0uats seat - s0a. rich country. Have run
n, stock dewn 3 abort $1,000 I court fhpr-
augh investigation OF both owner aud bust
ness Ms health aud that alone compes me to
anit John b. ni3e, Prop south Park Monu-
newt WORKS. G. eenshnrg lad refer any
enc considering this to samuel Garrard Of
stefhee s. seffard. }. cofskte Of Z 2 cers-
Rie " son, 10th OF whom have visited my
plant 2i6rBs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
WonK WANTED.


WANTED = BY an experienced American
,eaInan position a. haustKoeper Of general
hoasew8rk Test 81 refer COS. Address 4, :.
Geneiai Delivery, Barre, " ai5t3t
WANTED Girl wants position doing general
homework on as househeeper Experienced
Inquire IN E Times clilee 2itOs
WANTED BY two Dane girls, place 20 do
homework InQufre Of TrOmts Meekklesoa.
Beckiey Hin aarfe, fol s05.H 2i0B
WANTED A ehanse BY two ladies to sing y
play on organ on piano Tor private 81 pupliF en-.
leftainments VIII play with vinlin If wished
Apply at 81 North Main street. up stairs over
CTS bakery gIal6
WANTED Woman wants WORK BY the day o.
hour. Apply at the Premier block. Granite
street SSH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
AIR COMPRESSOR FOR SALE

Incersol Belt Driven 70 BY 10. Ma
chine practically new Can be seen 1t
our plant and viii sell at a bargain.
6. Bianchi & Son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
sToRE HOUSE

Up-to-dat accommodations for storing
most any thing carriage and sleiEhs a specially
No dust d lirt md vefy ltgle danger ifon
ffa although / Can insure property stored ~
me az d sery cheap rats II lesired. Prices
right. Gail on o. address. George l. Mcbaf4
and. stt South Aain strseL 4eephonv call
a-L q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
SATURDAY. NOV. d,
At 10 O'clock. a. tn.

One farm contains about 100 acres.
The second farm containing about Sc
acres, adioins the first farm and viii
be sold separately. or as a whole
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

rHH TINES win publish wanEa LOST saa
Fould FOR sale 10 Let etc.--anOrt advertise
Henrs--st the rata d fonr lines for twenty-nvs
cnnrs fpr the nras insertson znu nvs cenra for
each sohsequeng insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

Tony Troms an Italian al work on the
foundation for the new yarn mill Ia
Winooski broke a bone Ia his foot and
disloeated another last Tuesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

Rev Delos + Brooks, some years ago
a pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Fair Haven, has left that
church after tiirtylive yeats of preach
ing, during which time he VAS 4 member
of the Troy conference, and has joined
the Pentecostal Church Of the Naza-
rene.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

While D. !. Warner Of Malletts bay
was feeding some Of his prize winning
poultry recently, he noticed fox trying
TO make his escape through fence
carrying chicken. Mr. Warren got d
rife into WORKING order. and Mr. Fox fell
Che ANNA is q BEAUTIFUL specimen d
Kind rarely seen IN this section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
ABOUT THE STATE


Duane Mills Of Ripton recently had
five sheep torn To pieces BY dogs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

nor sAl4H. House II seven rooms beeide
wool shed ara store Yuogn. Gtad taTn ana ipt
large enough & afford 4 garden. House Is
lighged ~ oiecuie4gs ana hiss BATH Maser
closet, etc Painted new this season outske
and II in fns repair throughout Will sen on
easy terms with mentbls Payments II NOT
sold soGH wiii rent Fraparls Is located In
the narth I'm pagt 81 The oitg about faaf min
utess Walk from Main street Enquire ~ mace
~ tie d A. Perry Rtai Estate Agency, harre
W. 4Astt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

FOX SALE CHEAP--l good cock stove nnd
driYing harness o. VAL exchange Tor corn fod-
dor " VEGETABLES. fel 6-l& J. A. Cumming,
Websferyilie. W. 2i5t3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26

FOR SALE ottaFe hanee on she French
es e. seven rooms ma hath. all finished la
willow tifeh. HARDWOOD hoafs Ia every room
tntn4ce eat risetic liggts gas, SCI tufs.
Good eamrntcd cellar ljngza On Two sid of
hNnse Iyice yrry low, Egi particulars ra AZ
50 EIanklin street as phone ASA iOlR