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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-10-21

"a tadyr Grace Of Marp that u droui"
might have entertained, this flight dis
sipated then. He knew now--he knew
With sharp cry Of exultation he
broke Into run 10 did Hillard. Peo-
pie turncd and stared. but none sought
to inlcg pt any Of the runners. In
Monte carlo there are many strange
scenes. and the knight errant often
finds that his bump Of caution has
suddc ~ developed And there wers
no police about: they were on the ca
sIno erraces or siroIling through the
gardrDs.
Pht the pnrk the quartet ran. Then
came a stretch Of darkness between
ore e,eciric lamp and another. And
then. as II whlsked away by magic.
the foremost woman disappeared The
other halted, breatbless She started
agrin, but too late The Italian caught
her roughly and quickly tore aside tho
veil
Kitty KiIllgrew" Iiillard cried
He sprang forward and grasped tho
Italian by the shoulders The Italian
struck out sayagely but Hlllnrd seized
fcUATiAuED ON PAGE 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Ladies' Wrappera.s
Babies COIOred
Silk BOnnetS.

One lot of Colored Silk Bonnets that
are badly crushed and slightly soiled,
that were 50c and 75c; now, to close,
az each ..e.....-........... 20c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

wANTED--Ta Girl at Hawes Res tanrsn,
EOS No. Main street. 49, o.
FOUND pet rabbit. gray In color. Owner
can nave same by applying az 63 Liberty SC. ana
paying for this notice aSatS
F0UND--A sum Of money. owner can have
same ny proving property and paying for this
advertisement Charles Carroll, IA Foss ST. pbstfs
wANTED--Isoarde IA webster Avenue
Barre vt asstss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15

A. p. Abbott @ Company.
TALK OF THE TOWN

For Saturday, Perry's l5c French
wsistings reduced to loo yard.
A good opportunity to buy fine
warm blanket at Perry's on Saturday.
Special for Saturday, blankets have
taken tumble at Perry's on Saturday
Public Scotch dance in Miles hall, Sat
urday night, January 10. Gents SOC, Ia.
dies free.
The more you buy, the more you will
save, at the Barre Shoe Co.'S sale. See
I'D. ON page B..
Now Ii the time to make some money
by shooting up the family at the Barre
Shoe Co.'s sale. See ad. on page 3.
AT Perry's on Saturday, blankets at
these prices: $500 blankets for 1915;
$500 blankets for $500; $3.50 blankets
for sl05; s225 blankets for $3.50.
For Sale: sweet and sour pickles, 10
cents per pound; also dandelions, 10
cents per quart. AIRS. George Robert
son, Phone 304-3 Barre.
The Circolo Stud Social viii held q
dance in Hale's pavilion on the evening
of January 90, for the benefit of the
sufferers in Italy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mckinley music, 10 cents a copy at A
Ginchinos.
Public dance in Unity Temple, South
Barre tonight
Sweet navel oranges. 10 for 25 cents
az The New England Fruit Store,
Edward McCabe Of Lakeport, N H..
beang work In Ladd's store today
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Daniels Of Cabot
were visitors IN this city yesterday,
]. H. Gilbert Of Warren, N, H., was
business visitor in this city to-day.
Mrs X. Mscain aud Mrs. James Sim
called on friend in Montpelier Thurs
day
Special sale Of millinery at half price
Saturday, January 10th. Mrs, II. Il.
Draper, Currier block
All desiring TO enter the Fits piano
contest are requested TO hand in their
names and coupons by Monday next.
A. A. Stebbins left to-day for New
York TO visit his parents, who will sail
for Cuba IN a few days TO spend the
winter.
AAtihNHFl INV NoA rVNidufN III tHf
Presbyterian church tonight at 1880
o'clock. All the congregation is cor
daily invited.
Don't fail to bring your sheet, pill
low case and mask 10 the X. of c, hall
tonight for the grand prominade. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Mise Jessie ] Kent, who has recently
purchased the millinery business OF Miss
NJ. A. Miles. desires il known that she
has never been in business in Mont.
pelier.
Special for Saturday, peppermint, win.
ter green and maple creams, 10 cents
per pound. Delicious mixture Of choc.
olates and bon bons, Is cents per
pound.
Homer Fits and II. G. Elliot return.
ed Last night from Boston where tho;
have been for several days buying stork
for the new shoe department which tho
Fits store win open about March
first.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Hedding male chorus will meet
for rehearsal tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Hospital benefit ball will be held
in woodmen's hall, Thursday evening,
Jan. 2s.
The Ida Read w. @ 4. u. win meet
Friday afternoon, with Mrs, Peter Lax
on, lis Orange street.
If you want to buy goods ut o genuine
mark down sale, inst 90 TO the red tag
sale at Hooker a. Cos.
Concert and BALI Tonight. Wood
mans hall BY the Il. A. A. O, n, drill
team. Concert Is cents concert and
ball 50 cents per couple.
About twenty five friends OF Miss
haywood Robertson gathered at her
home on Thomas street, last night to
give her a surprise party, The evening
was pleasantly passed In playing games
and with music. and Carl johnson, in
behalf of her friends, presented her a
handsome bracelet, for which she thank
ed the company Refreshments were
served, and the party broke up at a
late hour, after spending most en-
joyable evening, and wishing, Miss Rob
erston many more parties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Bed COTnfOrters.
Curtain MusIins.

All marked down for this sale, nothing
reserved.
There are several styles in our lOc
RiusIins for sash curtains that are
in this sale at only, per yard z LIE
Perfect goods.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Muslin Underwear.

Everything in Muslin Underwear now
selling at marked-down prices.
soc Muslin Night Robes with full
hemstitehed Jokes, now at, each 45c
75c Muslin Night Robes trimmed with
fine lace edge and insertion, nov
at .,....... .......,.....,...t03c
SIC Muslin Night Robes with hamburg
and cluster tucked Jokes, now at,
each ......t.....,..,.. ...s..s 15c
sI0o Muslin Night Robes with either
hamburg or lace trimmings, now At.
each transformations.
These Robes are so staple that any
thing off the price is just so much
saved by you.
25c and $50 Corset Covers, nowaSk
each .....-............ ."ss25c
Other goods same price diffegncs
All Muslin skirts are in this sAlss
Ladies' Wrappers
As our Wrappers are, all of them Of
the very best makes, nothing anaaS nor
a special sale, these prices win be allsths
more tempting. cI,.si
Wrappers made OF best Prints and
Percsles, that were $l25, made full
sizes, now in this sale at, each. z0c
Wrappers made Of Sea Island Percales,
in new styles, that we always get
Sl.50 for, now, each, at only. $50
Wrappers that were sl.ss, now at
..-..,... .,-.,.............S1 40
Babies COlOred
Silk BOnnetS.
One lot of Colored silk Bonnets that
are badly crushed and slightly soiled,
that were 50c and 75c; now, to close,
at each monochrome. ZSc
toned above.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TALK O THE TOWN

Double cash coupons will be given by
the Homer Fits Co. on all fur sales
Saturday and during next week.
During the next two weeks, beginning
Jan. 10Th, c, s. Andrews proposes q
novel sale in the interest of the churches
OF the city, giving them percentage Of
the sales. Each society Is to provide
manager for its benefit sale day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

"The Barbarian" at the Comique is
one of the best dramatic pictures ever
made by the American Biograph com.
pany. The acting, scenery and costum'
ing of this picture is Of the most supe-
rior quality. In fact, the characters are
So good that in many places ii is almost
possible to understand the words spoken
by them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

A box sociable will be given at the
PRESBYTERIAN church, evening January 10
at 7.30 o'clock. All the married and un-
married are invited to come
The L. c. B. A.. Branch No. ll05, will
hold 'sskiddooY dance on Tuesday
evening, January 10Th, in the knights
of Columbus hall. Admission. 23c. Ev-
erybody invited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15

All Children's Goats In white and col
ored silk bear and rclvets from TO s
years at one-hsIf their original price to
close.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Ladies' Furs.

This is our closing-out Fur business
Of the season. Our motto is to never
carry over TO the next season any Fur
Goods. and do not ii the price'will move
them.
We have a few Brook Mink Soarfs
with six tails. to close at $3.50. .0Sc
A few Isabella opossum scarfs in the
72-inch with four tails, to close
at .................... So IS
At s4os is one opossum Shawl Col.
lar. with collar 10 turn up around
the ears Was ss.T5, now. 81 50
At sos are a few double Isabella
Fox Scarfs with two brush tails.
These are our regular $1,000 scarfs.
Now at .................. SIS IS
Our double Isabella Fox Scarfs with
two large brush tails, that have sold
at $3.50 now..............si so
Just Received.
One lot Of Isabella Fox and Opossum
Muffs which are exceptional values.
Ladies' PetlicaOts. /
You win find some values in Petit
coats which are Of more than ordinary
value.
Al CSC Is a fine quality SIPS Black
Petticoat. Now at ....,.....-9 Sc
The Elite make, extra sizes, the same
price.
At $500 are a few medium. weight
Black Elite Petticoats, in regular
and extra sizes, and our regular
$3.50 Pettieoats. Now at :. So 90
At S3.os are few Coiored silk Petit
coats with deep founce and mercer
lied dust ruffe; are a regular $500
and $3.50 value. Now at. SO IS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Ladies' Black and
COlOred Skirts.


Here are some values in Black and
Colored Skirts that must be closed be-
fore invoicing.
Al si.es are a few Colored Skirts In
good style and good quality cloth.
These are Skirts that were s2.9s and
S3.9S, Now &C .,.,.,..,,. 81 DS
At ss.es are few Grey, Black and
Blue Skirts in an all wool Panama
cloth, was Skirt that sold at 1919.
Now at .......+,t.,......, 83 3S
At 4.os are few Black and Colored
Skirts in the best style, only three
or four Of style, were $3.50 Now
at ,..,...........,.-,, 81 IS
At S5.ee are some extra good values
in eolored and Black Skirts that sold
at 1915. Now at ..,,.,.....S0 IS
At S6.os are some values in Chiffon,
Panama and Wolfe skirts, in the
new styles, Skirts that were $1,000.
Now AZ ..,,.,..,.......... S6 3S
At ss.es are few Skirts in black,
blue. brown and mixed goods, and
the best style and value, that were
At so9s are few Black and Blue
Voiles that were sl400 Now So IS
Ladies' Silk Waists.
In this sale is lot Of Odd Silk Waists
in black and colors, our best styles,
but only two or three Of s style, To
close at one-fourth off from the reg
ular prices See how good a Waist
you can get for ........... So IS
ChiIdPcn'S Dresses.
One lot Of Children's Wool Dresses TO
close at one-half Of the regular price.
ChiIdren'S Coats.
All Children's Goats In white and col
ored silk bear and relvets from to s
years at one-hslf their original price to
close.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Ladies' Silk Waists.
ChiIdren's Dresses.
ChiIdren'S Coats.

One lot Of Children's Wool Dresses TO
lose at one-half of the regular price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Outing Flannel.

One lot OF coIered Outing Flannel
that was loc. in fairly good pat
terms, now at, per yard ......7 LIE
A rood 1910 White Domet Outing
now, per yard .....s+..,-...."I Oc
LII
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15

There win be stated com.
W munication OF Granite lodge
~ No. 80, r. and A. NJ, this
fEc1NA Friday evening at o'clock
mn for dispatch Of business and
W sconferring y. @. degree. Per
order w. N.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
Bed Quilts.

All Of our Bed Quilts in this sale at
marked down prices.
One lot of soilcd Bed Spreads now
at one.fourth less thsn they are marked
One lot of best quality sl.25 Bed
Spreads to close at ..,..,.... 9St
Bed COmfOrters.
These are all of them marked down
nothing reserved.
Our special sl.25 oOmforters, now at
but ..,........,..s+.''' oSO
All clean eotton.flled and covered
with very pretty silkaline.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-01
ATHLETIC AND MORALS
This Subject Was up for Discussion
at the Y. nj. @. A. Meeting Sum
day Afternoon.

The Y. M. G. A. meeting Sunday
afternoon was rendered doubly en-
ioyable by the appearance of Prof.
Fullinwider of the University, who
gave two violin numbers at the open
ing of the meeting. The accompanist
was Clarence Loomis. Prof. Fullin-
wider also played at the close of the
discussion and his selections receiv-
ed hearty applause. The discussion,
which was along the line of relation
Of clean athletics znc morals, was
opened by w. A. Barber. j. n. Grow
spoke along this line and brought
out some things of value. He spoke
of Fred b.. Smith, now Il national
figure in Y. NJ. G. A. work, and his
influence for clean athletics when a
resident of Mitchell ins the early
days. S. IT. Scallin, who spoke on
the topic, evidenced a strong belief
in athletics of the right sort, partic-
that we're taught principle Of honor
in athletics would be the more likely
to retain those same virtues in after
life. Mr.. Scallin was optimistic in
his belief that the day would soon
come where there would be an ap-
propriate building in Mitchell where
clean sports could be encouraged.
Throughout the meeting was inter-
esting and profitable. 1t is planned
to continue these meetings and add
features that will be valuable from
time to time.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-01

to go with 1t. But the time came and
she started on her travels, taking
with her a talented niece also for
study.
She entered the Stern Conserva-
tory in Berlin and at the same time
took up her singing again, as we'll as
German, Italian and French. She is a
girl Of large ideas and does not slight
work. The year came to an end all
too soon, but such were the accounts
Of her talents, and such the promises
of her vocal teacher, that means were
provided for a second year, which is
now in progress.
This girl had always longed to
sing. While her piano hand is n Of
a thousand in its grasp and capacity
for key board work, and her study
of tone painstaking and enriched by
careful study of a great variety of
the best of the pianistic repertoire
nobody seems to have forseen that
her dream of being a singer was in
fact a real call"
She had had lessons here in Chica-
go and her teachers praised her nat
ural voice and her industry.
But it is in Berlin that the unex-
pected seems to happen. They say
that she has one of the finest voices
in Berlin. She does not dream of an
operate career, although she is
! studying the leading roles in their
usual order, after her temperament
and style. But she does expect to be
a concert singer. Everybody who
hears her promises great things for
her. The Conservatory has already
brought her out with success, and Is
presently going to make a special
concert in her honor, and afterwards
she will give her own concert with
orchestra in a fine hall. And then,
what?
COZ all the many students whom
I have known, I have eve known a
more deserving and sincere musician
than this South Dakota girl. She is
everything that the young male mus
ic teacher so often misses. Although
not yet thirty, she has had an exper-
fence of hard work which few teach
: ers could stand up under. She Great:
ed a living department of music In
a country college, where such a work
is as difficult as possible.
"She has managed her finances SOL
vently and judiciously. And now, in
place of studying in Berlin for her
one year, as an unconshdered atom
among the wilderness of music stu
dents there, she seems coming into
her very own, the dream of her girl
hood.
"And if the fairy continues her
illustrations and pours into the lap
of this noble mn the gifts apper-
tanning to the call and office of a
great singer, no friend of hers will
rejoice more than the one who makes
this record. 1t is a case of "Well
done, good and faithful servant
Truth is stranger than fiction. Prov
idence has a way of helping those
who help themselves.
"And yet they write us that to
teach music. in a small town is dead
ening to the intellect and killing to
the ambition. Let us not forget that
green wood burns very we'll indeed,
if only the fire is strong enough. Miss
Il had the right kind of kindling
to overcome the small town.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-01
the church people have gained much
by waiting long for a pastor is the
predominating feeling.
CARS WENT DOWN BANK
Special Stock Train OH Milwaukee
Road Met With an Accident
Saturday Night.

Saturday evening a special stock
train of Is cars was made up and
started south on the Milwaukee road
for the eastern market. The stock
arrived from the west and north dur
ing the afternoon and consisted of
stock from the ranges with a couple
OF carloads of hogs and one immi-
grant car.
No knowledge was known of the
accident by anybody connected with
the company until a telephone mes
sage was received from Mr.. Carlson
out on the rural line, who lived close
enough to the track to be appraised
of what had befallen the train. The
first report received from the accident
was That three men We're killed and
much damage was done to the stock.
Shortly after the first train left the
city . second section was started
south and it came across the derailed
train about six miles south, and near
Enemy creek. Quite a few people
went down on the train and it was
then learned that things were not
SO bad as reported, although the sur
rounding circumstances gave plenty
of evidence that something terrible
had happened.
The accident is said to have been
caused either by spreading rails, re-
sulting from the wet condition of the
ground, or that a rail was broken.
All the cars but the last four, went
over the track in safety, but two cars
of hogs and the immigrant car went
rolling down the embankment.
The immigrant car contained sew
eral head of horses, and the man in
charge. Strange to say when the res
cuing party reached that car the man
reported he was unhurt to any en-
tent and the horses We're calmly
munching their hay. 1t is said that
car turned over several times. There
were four or five stockmen in the pas
senger coach, who were in charge OF
the stock. Their injuries were not at
all severe and aside from some
bruises and a thorough shaking up
they came out of the accident in
good shape. Conductor Chadwick in
charge of the train, had his hand cut,
ana brakeman Miller, who was re-
ported rs being badly hurt, came
hack with the second train, and was
not hurt very much.
Tle stockmen in the coach and
the immigrant We're taken to Ethan
or the forward end of the wrecked
train, and they were supplied with
medical attendance.
1t was very strange that in the
accident more we're not injured as a
result of the train leaving the track.
II is possible that more of the stock
men would have been injured blu the
coach was saved from rolling down
the twenty-foot embankment, and
stopped when it was about two-thlrds
turned over. Not very many of the
hogs were killed, Notwithstanding
the tumble down the steep declivity
TIVE Saturday night passenger had
TO re sent around via Marion Junct-
;on. and did not arrive until after
midnight. By noon Sunday the LOCO
re Of track that was torn up was
in place again and traffic resumed or
the south line.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-01
Will Produce the "MesSiah."

Will Produce the "MesSiah."
Aberdeen musical people are re-
hearsing the Messiah" which will be
produced there during the musical
festival on May 90 and "a. The Min
neapolis Symphony orhcestra will
play on both dates.
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TOXIC new
,oaoHonnone enoReHo onoHs

g y
{. SD. Graves AMI Clyde Reeves wersI
ii Devils Lake N Monday to see NJ.
Ghideste ReeYes win probably
work the Ghidester farm this season. Sss Sss
.ssSt smaellie was a business visitor
ii Devils Lake Mon
Chas: Nelson recently returned to his.
home near tiais place from Rochester
Mimi, where he sund derwent 4 surgical
operation on his knee.
Ohm Miller's livery barn is fast near
ing completion. When completed, #
Will be a commo iolls building 8 and
viii be Of great benefit to those ii this
vicinity who wish to put up their shor:
SEES Or make drives.
@ rand Mrs. .. I R..s Chase have Issued
Invitati Ions to q 2recep eption to be held I'D
at The school houe next Tuesday even:
ing
s There sis a urprise coming to the
residents Of this ffcinitt week
Jaqua went tos Minneapolis 1asi
week, for 4 visit with his famil d
sDs Graves returned last week and
had charge ef5 che North Dakota TT.slIiss
her %. business during Jaaua's
absence.
smeallie. with C.,5 p. Graves and
Harry Amos for witnesses was in
Devils Lake ednesday ~ proving up on
his homestead.
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ruth
ID HIS SUMMER

The hautauqua ASSEMBLE has ar
ranged again ffor = definite musical
feature. It's 4 comp plimentsto Pro;
.fessor Stout that he has been selected
again to direct the work and toS drill
the chorus for the final conc eert hich 81
this year sis to BE a sacred ntata. 81
Director Stout has already selected
3the work, and the work 1of one ssof Of
Cambridge schola lars. a. tssaul, is 10
constitute the work off the summer,
The cantata Ruth Is one of eaaul,ss
finest and has joyed deserved praise
5by music lovers eyeryWhe ne 81
This. certainly is a 1aud bic EFFORT on
the part of the ASSEMBLY TO provide. d.
opportunity for musical training and
iSto form an appre ecIative acquaintance
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with the leading musical comp ositions.
Scores music teachers through ghout
finger movements and elementary
drill, VIII have an tunity to get
into touch with nausie that Is really
annsic and to enjo me encourage
ont and exhilaration that comes
associat tion IT'D those kindred In
sssests and aims.
rhe success Of the May festival has
H Its effect on the state and this
EneA move at Ihautaua qua indicates
hey appreciate as well as know
a good thing and arc resolved to
avail themselves off the chance to rem.
der an cceptable service to the peo-
pie Of North Dokota Grand Forks
Herald 5Ss =
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10 sis not usual to answer critisns Of
the forecasts of# tthe weather Bureau,
but the hundred eds off press clippings
that have been reeeive veds since March
aiming adverse scriti icisms aof the
Bureau seem I'd call this Sta atement
from me.
Szss casts ION The II Gather Bureau
are before The public every DAY Ill the
year. ii the past about one prediction
Sout of each ten tai led to sbes verified,
and 1T may be expected that the same
ratio Of failure will he ma tained un-
sstiI eteorolog can be made, what II
not now, anse se1act:s seience.
the case 5off The storm lat visit.
ed Washing 81 81 the 4tth Of ] arch
last the fact Is that the disturbance
began here inSsthe morning sSof the 3rd,
55ss5and was accurately forecast the day
before. The Bureau an ipated that
the storm center WOULD pass oVer the
Middle Atlanti States during the
n1gntS OF IneS 3d Is ~ that OrthWest
winds ana fallin temp eratnres would
S leave q clear day the The
center passed precisely as forecast,
the Sind shift and THO temperature
Tel, but instead of The northwest wind
clearing the Sky al does ID nearly
all cases, precipi pitati ion 81 the form soii
:ssnoY occurred and 81 tinued gsfol
twelve hours 4 at the storm center
had passed eastward, recastel
could foresee this ere We toE fore
4 cast fail ofs snow FOL lowing the pass
age sof storm centers that move from
the northWe West, would have
hundreds of ailures charged agains1
4 us. Instead of an occasional d one, 81
rare that SNOW fall ii il the IN iddle
Atlantic States except with the ap