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World's cresset., 1909-04-22

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the I'Ost-OHice at Nor
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ot Congress Of March Bird
1897
World's cresset., 1909-04-22

REPORT FOR FOWLER SUN
DAY SCHOOL.
Report for quarter beginning
Jan. I, 1909, and ending Mar. ~,
1900.
Membership of School, at close
of quarter, Officers Z. Teach
ers 3.
Entered School this quarter
Officers 3. Teachers .. Scho'
lars D.
Left School during the quarter
Officers /. Teachers !. Scn0l'
ars 0.
Present membership, Officers
{. Teachers 3.
Largest attendance 46.
! Smallest . q.
Average - l33 9.1l.
Contributions reed during
Quarter.
From ScLi,r class 06cts.
- Junior rs
! - Primary .Gl
u Total Contributions S2,l6.
Schvol npens at 10, O'CLOCK.
Everybody invited to c"me AM
d take part,
ii Yours Truly.
Miss Ala FJ2ers0n.; SeG'
World's cresset., 1909-04-22
WORLD'SCRESSET
Rev. l.. s Garrett Ed.

PUBLISH BIS.
N. q. Garrett and N. NJ. Bowers
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
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Question No. IL
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h SUBSCRIPTIONS
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
GOOD PRICES FOR ROAD BONDS
Baltimore Bank Buys 100000 Of
Maryland Securities at 100.29.
New York Firm offered 9S.IS75 for
Entire Issue OF ~ 100000,
which Was Refused.

Annapolis I'D, Feb. The board Of
public works to-day sold $500 Of the
issue Of Sl.o10.005 OF the road bonds known
as Series p. The bid Of the safe Deposit
ana Trust Company Of Baltimore Of $1oo,oao
for $4,000 was accepted. as was that
OF che Mutual Fire Insurance Company
0f BeIair- This last was for Sz5.e0 at 10l.
The Cumberland Savings Bank. Of Cum
berlsnd. Offered par FOR Sl5.00. but this
was refused. as was also the bid OF the
New York banking house Of Kountze
Bros. Of SsS-1S75 for the whole issue OF
S1.o630o
KOuutze Bros bid was not acceptable.
largely because the advertisement for bids
specifically stated that no bid for less
than par VIII be accepted The opinion
was held. however. that there is nothing
IN the road law prohibiting the board Of
public works from readvertisiag the re-
msinder OF the issue. and II in doing so
the Iess-than-par stipulation were left out
a bid Of even lower than that Of Kountze
Bros could legally be accepted
The safe Deposit and Trust Company
took SI0aO0 or the previous issue. known
as series A. which was sold some months
ago. Considerable encouragement is taken
from the fact that while this company
only bid Slo0l5 on the first issue. il went
Up on this. its second bid. thereby indi-
eating that it was having no difficulty IN
disposing OF the bonds
There is stin. however. $4,000 Of the
previous issue OF S590oQ0 which was ad-
vertised when the safe Deposit Company
took S10e,0o0
day looking to the reimbursement Of the
second issue.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY REALTY.
Valuable Town Lots and Farms
Change Hands

Hagerstown. Md. Feb. Joseph c.
Roulette, OF Hsgerstovu. purchased Of
Mrs William H Armstrong ard Miss
Mona Showmas the fine 2Ss-acre farm
owned by the latter at Lappens. this
county The price paid was S2421o. being
az the rate Of So per acre.
Jacob Lemen, Of this city. sold his farm.
containing l57 acres. located along the
CsFetown turnpike. near Hagerstown, 20
William Sprecher for SI3.737.50
Joseph K. Hoffman sold two vacant lots
al the corner OF Potomac avenue and
Maple avenue TO J. Edward Braungard
for 5000
Mrs William T. Hamilton sold a vacant
lot in the Oak Hin avenue addition to
Miss Freda Hettinger, Of this city. for
$1,000
r WflburE Bridges and Charles C EaS-
ton. young business men. OF HagerstOWn.
purchased from Robert : Crawford.
founder Of the original Crawford Bicycle
Works, in Hagerstown, seven vacant lots
AT the corner Of South Prospect street and
Reynolds avenue. apcn which Jhey VIII
erect at once seven modern residences.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
WILL HONOR H. H. ROGERS.
Norfolk Plans Banquet to Builder Of
VirgiHian Railroad.

Norfolk. Va, Feb. 1.-The citizens OF
Norfolk are arranging 10 give big ban
quet on Saturday,. February -. in honor
OF Henry H. Rogers, builder and owner OF
the Virginian Railroad. IN celebration Of
the completion and formal opening OF that
line from Deep Water. W Va, TO SeWells
Point, near Norfolk
The Virginian Railroad is successor 10
the Tidewster Railroad. and IS 44S miles
long Next 70 the Carolina, Ciinchfeld,
and Ohio Railroad which is building
from the CHnchfeld coal fields in West
Virginia 10 Spsrtanburg, y. c, the Vlr-
ginian Railroad is probably The most ex-
pensively-built line in the country. each
mile Of road representing an outlay OF
approximately 5000
Ii IS also oueSef the best constructed
lines in the country, there being scarcely
any gTaiie and few curves, grades being
eliminated by tunnels driven IN some in
stances through mountains Of solid rock
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
DOES NOT FAVOR COMPROMISE
West Virginia VIII Fight TO Finish
Virginia Dett Suit.
Dean HOEg Declares Stories of Conn.,
promise Are Untrue, and Entire
Counsel Is Against Such Idea.
SPECIAL 70 Ths Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % TIE Washington Herald
3aorgantown. ". Va, Feb Dean
Charles (. Hogg, OF the West Virginia
University, who is one Of the counsel
for this State in the Virginia debt suit.
denies III. story sent out from Washing
ton that counsel for West Virginia IS in
favor OF a compromise OF the suit
Not a single member Of counsel Tor
west Virginia is IN favor Of effecting
any kind OF a compromise in the Virginia
debt case said Dean Hogg. who has
returned from Washington. where a
meeting OF counsel for West Virginia
was held for the purpose OF mapping
oHt a plan Of defense 10 be made at
Richmond
Every member Of counsel has such
confidence IN tae ultimate result Of the
litigation that they are opposed TO any
kind OF a compromise" continued Dean
Hogg- While Senator Spooaer was un-
able 10 De present az the hearing on ac-
count Of the serious illness OF his wife.
he has so often stated his opinion in the
ease that there can be no DOUBT be
stands with his associates
The meeting Of counsel was held
only for the purpose Of PLANNING more
expansive plan OF replication than was
offered when the case was before the
Supreme Court II order that we may
meet some new conditions injected into
the case by counsel Tor holders OF the
Virginia bonds"
The story sent ont from Washington
was 20 the effect that a scheme was on
foot % persuade the state 10 agree 20 a
compromise, the purpose being 70 in
sure some return on the investment made
By the present holders Of the bonds II
was stated counsel for the plain tiff.
world be willing 10 accept about =
cents on the dollar. or less, meaning
more than S1000al.o
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY.
New Drag, PosIam, Now Obtalnable
in small Quantities.

Since its discovery one year ego the
new drug. poslam. has successfully cured
thousands Of chronic cases Of eczema and
other distressing skin Affections Hereto
fore pOslam has been dispensed solely for
the benefit OF eczema patients in large
jars sufficient for a months treatment
This was found 10 be an inconvenience to
many thousands who used it for minor
skin troubles, such as pimples, black
heads. herpes, acne, scaiy scalp. complex
ion blemishes, itching feet. piles, &c,
which require but a small quantity 70
cure To overcome this. and IN response
to urgent appeals. the dispensers OF pos
lam have been obliged to adopt. in addi-
uon 70 the regular two-dOilsr package. a
special ffty-cert size, which IN future
may be found on sale ar Ogram's, O'DOn-
nelfs. and other leading drug stores IN
Washington. or may be ordered direct
from the Emergency Laboratories, No. 2
West Twenty-ffth street New York CITY.
In ali eczema cases poslam stops itching
with first application and proceeds to heal
lmmediately, chronic cases being cured IN
tSo weeks. In less serious skin troubles
results are seen after an overnight appli-
cation.
Samples for experimental purposes may
still De had, free OF charge, by writing 70
the laboratories for them
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
OPPOSE PROHIBITION.
Trades and Labor Bodies Against
Statewide LegfsIatfon.

Wheeling. ". Va, Feb. 1.-The Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly. COM
posed Of all the union laboring bodies
in This section OF the valley, has gone
on record as being opposed TO the State
wide prohibition law that is now before
the state legislature at Charleston.
To-day swo senators from the First
district. Senator Hazlett, Of this city.
and Senator Zilliken, OF Wellsburg.
Brooke County. were sent telegrams
asking them TO do all in their poewr 10
prevent the passage OF the Law.
IN a resolution passed 10y the assembly
II stated that some OF the best citi-
zens OF Wheeling would re forced cut OF
business II the Law passed
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Favor Church Federation.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. FEB IA committee,
composed Of Rev. Dr.. J. Spangler Kieffer.
Of Zion Reformed Church. Rev. Or. J. S.
Simon. Of the Trinity Lutheran Church.
and Rev. A. B. Station. Of St PauFs
United Brethren Church, all Of Hagers-
town, to-day made a favorable report 10
the Hagerstown Ministerial Association
for the organization Of a church fedora
ton. a meeting Of representatives Of al
the churches OF the city viii be held at
an early date
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Portmnstcrs Anpointed.

Postmssters were appointed yesterday.
as follows
West VIginia-Big Four Mcdowell
County, Thomas A Shewey; Finlow.
Fayette County, s F. McGoinhay. Rich
ard, MonOngalia County. Howard z.
MaTkley; TyrconneI Mines. Taylor
County, Thomas Winter; West, Wetzel
County. Barney FUrbee-
Maryland - Marshall Hall. Charles
County. William z. Dixon. vice z. P.
Johnson. deceased.
a-GohlsOnville, Brunswick Conn
", Travis G Harrison; >Lsno, Scott
County, Clinton II. Flannery
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
smallpox Situation Under Control.

SDscial % Ire Washington He-za
Lyuchburg. Va, Feb. The local au-
thorities seem to have the local smallpox
situstionswen in hand. for no other cases
have resulted as yet from the two
brought here from Petersburg The
young white woman al the smallpox hos
pital IS recovering. and the colored stu
dent AT the negro seminary in Durrid
viii soon be discharged. These two
cases are the only ones here.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Bor FataIIr Burned

Hagerstown. Nd, Feb The three
year-Old son OF v. !. Bender, OF Sharps-
burg. accidentally set FIRE to his dress by
lighting a piece Of paper at a stove
this morning. and was probably fatally
burned before his mother could render
assistance. Mrs Bender. who was up
stairs rushed down. and. throwing a rug
about the child. extingUished the flames.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Pugh Taken 90 DanxtIIe.

SPECIAL % TIE Washington Herald
Danville, Va, Feb. George Pugb.
former ticket agent OF the Southern
Railway, who is charged with having
enbezzled S2-9oo, was brought here this
evening from Washington. Pugh lefr
here January 10 An examination Of his
books is said 20 have disclosed a short
age he WAS located several DAYS ago
at Kansas City, No When arrested he
had about $50 with him.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Move for Early Decision.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va. Feb L-Another move
was made to-day IN the contest Of the re-
cent local option election being waged by
the "wets' and ''1rys." when the 'wets"
fled motion in Corporation Court ask
ing the 'drys' to assign IN three days the
allegations made BY the vets that they
want proved.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02

SPECIAL 20 Tie Washington Herald
LynchbVrg. Va. Feb. IA water tank,
containing 10.0o0 gallons Of water. on the
property Of former State Senator A r.
Thomas. near the Virginia Christian Col
Iege. was destroyed by fire this morn
ing An effort was being made 10 thaw
a frozen water main when the support
10 the tank ignited. When the water
dropped out Of the tank 1t did not ex-
tinguish the fire and the entire structure
WAS DESTROYED
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Kitchen wrecked by Odd Explosion.

SPECIAL to The wssbiHstoa Herald
Roanoke, Va, Feb. Frozen water in
the kitchen range in the home OF
2. B. Barnes. a merchant, exploded to-
day when a Ere was built in the stove
A flying piece Of iron struck aIr. Barnes
aged sixty-seven, IN the head. iniictilg
a serious wound. The range and kitchen
were wrecked.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
second in Family to Be killed.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Strasburg. Va. Feb. The remains
Of Oliver Taylor. who was run over by
freight car and killed ar Harrison
burg. Va. yesterday, were brought 10 the
home Of his widowed mother. Mrs. Mary
Taylor, to-dsy. He was twenty-five years
old and the support of the family. His
father was killed soma years ago by an
explosion at a quarry
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
New Lodge of EarIe..

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
EIkins. W Va, Feb. IA lodge Of the
Fraternal Order Of Eagles was instituted
al Blaine, known as KitzmiIier Aeria.
named for the mining town Of KitzmilIer.
in Garrett County, Nd, opposite Blaine
The aerie starts with eighty-four mem
beTs.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Judge staples Indicted into office.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va, Feb Judge Walter r.
Staples, elected yeav ago by the legis-
Iature to the Corporation Court bench in
Roanoke City. went in Office to-day. sue
ceeding Judge John ". Woods, who
served in the position ten years and was
not q candidate for reelection when Mr.
Staples was chosen.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
preparing to weigh the ,IaiIs.

suecsaI 70 TIE Washington Herald
Lynchburg. -. Feb. L-Postsl en-
ploves in the Third division. which in
cludes all Of Virginia and portions OF
adjoining States. viii shortly begin the
oradrennial weighing OF mails. This will
be kept Up for 105 days. and It VIII give
employment 20 number OF extra men
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
VIII BE Buried in LynchburE.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. Feb. 1.-The remains
OF Mrs. Charles T. PIunkett, who died in
Brooklyn. y. Y, reached here this after
noon and the burial VIII be tomorrow.
The deceased. was a daughter Of the
late Christopher Clark. and a niece Of
the late DR. ) 1 Clark and she was
related 10 many Of The best families Of
the city. She was ffty-flye years old, and
her death was unexpected
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Lumber Company incorporated.

Elkins. W Va. Feb. 1.-The Monroe
Lumber Company was incorporated at
Eihns. w Va. with s950o9 capital. and
has organized by the election Of the fol-
lowing officers: President. J. s Dennison;
vice. president. ~ c. Piper; general man
ager. II. D. Dennison: secretary and
treasurer. W. Il Mason Tie company
has a tract in the southern part OF West
Virginia Of nearly 4000 acres OF hardwood
and viii operate two mills
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Bridal Couple Have Narrow Escape.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, Feb. William 0.
Brown and his pretty bride, who was Miss
Norah Z. Racey, had narrow escapes
from being drasged 20 death several
miles north of Winchester last evening.
v hen their horse ran of, upset the buggy
and dragged the occupants through a
ditch. NJ Brown and Miss Rscey were
married at Gainesbor0 Saturday evening
and were returning home after attending
a reception in .heir honor.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
HERALD PREMIUMS
ARE PRESENTED
Conductors Get Prizes After
Banquet in Cumberland.
LANTERN TO MR. WELSH
Gen. Joseph Sprigg. of Cumber-
land, Makes Presentation.
LANTERN TO MR. WELSH

Capt. Welsh, in Accepting Premium,
says II Took HustIinE 70 Win, and
Everything SurpaSseS Ny Expec-
tationE"-BOfh Capt. Welsh and Mr..
Conn, Who Won the Gold Watch,
Thanked Friends for Assistance.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Purchases Coal Lands
cal to The Washington Herald

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Eikins, II. Va, Feb. Newton New
conner. OF Fayette County. Pa, has pur-
chased 90 acres Of Pittsburg coal land
near Wadestown, at $3.50 an acre. The
land was owned by Clark Tenant, VIII
lam Mason, and Seth Tenant
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
THE WINNERS

First pri5e-CaDt. Charles J. Welsh. Of
Cumberland, So - votes.
Seooad TTize-Cspt NJ H Shields. q
Wheeling. So sol votes
Third Hrize-Capt- Z Y. Owens. OF Gun
berland. 40 $50 votes
Fourth prizs-Capt A. ". vanns5ta. Of
Pittsb1Tg lE7. 40 votes
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
THE PRIZES

First pEize-Sterlrg silver conductors Ian
tern
Second Prize -Quadrurle silver plste stand
ard nasssnEeT conductor's lantern.
Third pri1e-Solid silver military brushes,
clothes b-lsh, and comb.
Fourth pEize-SoliG silver cake dish-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Others Made Addresses.

1homas " Locke, Of Piedmont. ".
Va. a childhood friend Of Capt Welsh.
spoke feelingly OF his friendship for
Capt Welsh, and what pleasure it gave
him 10 witness his deserved victory
Among others who responded were:
William r Dillon. Capt. John Ayers.
John y inland, William A. M0rgart.
and William r Dorsey, Of Cumberland.
Mr. inland Is general yard master Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Mr.. Dillon
is train master OF the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad. while Mr. Dor
sey is train dispatcher OF the Western
Maryland Railroad Capt Ayers was
among the lantern contestants
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
THE WINNING BgAkEMEN.

Fsinfsld Conn gets the gold watch
". F. Riley gsts the solid sod cuff but
tons
a. Taylor gets the silver match case.
c. A. Wilson gets the signet PIN.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02

this contest. AIr. Snively. I want 10 say
that he did good work with me all
through the contest. I think he wanted
20 work fairly with all. and do not think
he did n thing 10 give me any advantage
over the other contestants The lantern
is given 10 me on absolutely fair
grounds
Mr. Conn Thanked Friends.
Mr. Conn. the most popular brakeman.
who won the gold watch, was next intro
dUced. and made the following response;
7 am very thankful 10 The Washing
ton Herald for the prize Ny friends were
very liberal IN securing subscriptions and
getting votes for ne. for ali Of which
am very thankful and grateful
Col John keatng was next introduced
Col Keating was warm supporter OF
Capt Welsh in the contest, and he con-
graduated him on ilis success in winning
the lantern.
Mr Snively. a representative Of The
Washington Herald, who came from Elk
ins 20 be present at the presentation.
upon being called upon thanked ali pres
ent for the support given 10 Mr.. Welsh
and Mr- Conn, and the others participa1-
ing n the contest
Capt. Baumhauer. who IS leading in the
contest 20 determine the most popular
conductor on the Western Maryland Rail
road the winner 10 be presented by The
Washington Herald with a silver lantern,
was present and. being called on to
speak, said.
I am stii leading. as the papers show.
but ! win have 70 work 10 win I am
in the contest 10 win. and I am going
10 fight from now on more than ever
1 prize the lantern Just presented 10
Capt Welsh, and If / get IN other one
VII prize il more. possibly more than
Capt Welsh does his. / am going TO ask
all gentlemen present 10 Go what they
can Tor Big Nike, OF the Western
Narvlerd RaiIrnad
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
sExTON's COSTLY NAP.

While He SIumbered Church in Nor
folk County Was Destroyed.
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, Feb. 1.-The First Baptist
Church at Churchland. Norfolk County.
and its furnishings were destroyed by fire
early yesterday morning. The loss IS 30
900. The church had been recently re-
paired al a cost Of s2,00o.
Citizens kept the flames from spread
ing. three other buildings which caught
FIRE being saved The church caught fire
when the sexton was taking a nap.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02

Worker fo- Car. Welsh in The Washington Her
aids Nos Popuisr Coaipetar Contest on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Capt. Welsh ReSDonds

Capt. Charles J. Welsh, who was the re-
ciDient OF the lantern. being then intro
dueed oy Mr- Carl, responded as follows:
want 70 thank my friends both pres
eIit sao absent Tor assisting me IN pro-
curing the pTlze, which I certainly do ap-
pTeClate very much I want 10 thank The
Washington Herald for its fairness il. ev-
cry way 70 ne. Everything surpasses my
expectations. I also want 10 thank theI-
representative who stayed with ne IN
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Mr.. Carl Is TOastmaster.

Mr.. earns then introduced Mr. Frank
Lee Carl, city editor of the Cumberland
Daily News. as POSTMASTER OF the occa-
sion. Mr. Carl said:
AS newspaper man certainly can
say good word for the most prodigious
snd the most precOcious paper in Ameri-
can journalism. The Washington Herald
The Washington Herald in a very short
time has taken rank as a first-class news
paper, and through It the people OF thoH-
sands OF homes are enjoying a non-yellow
r7au-Src-e-rs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
A P ABBOTT & co. A P ABBOTT s co. "A p ABBOTT s Co
DThe Daylight Store1
When The Truth Is Not Always The Truth

foreign hosiery will be either higher in
quality. In that told that for
This do not have hosiery
Black Cat Hosiery the best hosiery the market 25c and
American made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
who VIII claim Them

Letters remaining unealled for at the
Barre post Office for tho week ending
Aug. | 81 1909 were rs follows:
Men. John Allen. Burns & Welch, 2,
Barre Mineral Springs, G. Baroti, Joseph
Bussion, Martin Christensen, Mr. Coutts
Willard CIougf, George DAWSON. George
n. Dorsett, Casarico Emilio, Fl o. Eli
kins. Jack Frasier, Robert Fraser Cobb
Giovanni, Grapponi and CO., ]. a, II
Goodwin, J Gould, james Hayes, care
G. Butter 4. G. Jarvis. H N. kimball,
Dana Luce, w. h. Lackey Mr. McElli.
gott, MCGEE q Rogers. Dick MeHely, @,
II. O'Hara f. 0eltini & Co., pecu Bros.
II. w. Phillips Martin Perkins. ?, G W.
Richardson, Vermont Furniture Co.,
Frank Weleh, Geo. u. Wilson, II ID.
Wilson, Cbas Young.
Women. Mrs Lucy =. Booth, Mrs.
s, Brooks. Miss Margaret Clairhew, Miss
Nora Crosbey care Mr. Morrison, Miss
Beatrice Downey Miss Cecil Dunbar,
Lois s. Davis. Mrs. William Davidson,
Mrs r. Finvile. Mrs. Peter Gordon, Miss
Jessie Hill, Mrs EsteIl Lawrence Miss
Hilma Madison. Mrs John Mekelvey.
Mrs. R. Osborne. Miss Z. OLSON, care
Mrs Il. w Johnson Mrs. Lovina Pray.
Mrs. T. a Pafadis AIRS. Martin Per-
kins, ?. Miss Cora Roberts, Miss Ethel
Richardson. Mrs Geo. Richards, Miss
Grone siveni, Miss Clara Stanley Miss
Ethel Smith. Miss Lena Scott. Miss Ida
Scott Mrs. Mike Teeffey, Mrs. H. Il.
Wilson. care Ralph DEMO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
NoRTH MoNTpELIER.

The people Of this vicinity enjoyed
an unusual treat in the entertainment
given BY Miss Rowe Of Missouri and
Mr.. Potter Of Boston last Friday even-
Ing. Both Of these artists are recent
graduates 81 the Emerson College az
0ratory. The entertainment was unique
as two Of The numbers were scenes from
Canaan, Doyle and Dickens IN the first
sketch. Confession Miss Rowe was
charming. The other sketch eThe Cour-
ship was given in costume, and afford
ed an excellent opportunity for both 10
display their skin in character works.
The quality 81 the work during tho
whole entertainment was Of very high
order. Mr. Potter has been boarding IN
the village AL summer and his many
friends here were delighted to hear him
once more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New outing aanuels at Veale 8
knights.
Excursion to Ausable chasm. See
adv. on page ?.
Last week Of muslin underwear sale al
Yaughan's.
Phillip MAZDA went 70 Bellows Falls
today On business trip.
See the new. nobby bronze oxfords and
hose to match ia Fits window
Dr. William o. Hutchinson Of Wash
ington was a visitor in this city TO,
day.
Il. MI Averill Il erecting q large cot.
tsge house on one Of his lots 81 Hill
street
Regular l0c Mckinley sheet music, one
piece. your selection, and the latest cat.
slog out for cents this week only At
~TonysH
Miss Beulah Giles returned to
Swampscott. Mass. today after visit
At The home Of her brother, Burton
Giles II WilliamstowH
Mrs Mary CLARK who has beenyisit-
ing AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs kd-
ward Ii. House for several weeks re-
turned today 10 her home IN East SOM
merville, Mass.