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New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
COLONEL LEoNIDAs NJ. LAWSON

Word was received IN this city last night Of the
death YESTERDAY at St Joseph. Mo. Of Colonel
I4ondas NJ Lawson. until fifteen years ago 4
member Of The Broadway law firm Of Donnel &
Lawson and whose New York residence is No. %S5
Riverside Drive.
Colonel Lawson retired from professional life IN
1864 4 wear ago his health began TO fail. and ne
went vith his wife his old home 81. Joseph. for
a visit 10 remained there until his death tie
was for many years prominent member OF the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. He was the owner
OF valuable library
Half a century ago when Colonel Lawson lived
IN St Joseph he took active part in the enorts
which prevented MissourIs secession from the
Union He leaves a wife and two sons. one OF
whom lives in this city. the other in Detroit
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
THEODORE. JR., AT HOUSE PARTY.
Young Mr.. Roosevelt Spends Week End with
Friends at Pennington.

Hartford. Conn. March 2s-For three days
house party. chaperoned by Mrs. Mum and Mrs
CowleS. wife OF Admiral Covles and OF
Theodore Roosevelt jr. has been in progress the
exclusive Country Club IN Pennington. about twelve
miles % this city. where the Harvard football
team quartered last fall prior the Yale
game. The members Of the party. which came 70
close tonight. Miss Carrie A Mum. or Wash
ngton her younger sister and three brothers: Miss
Paul and BurreIl Hun and young Mr.. Roosevelt
II reported a year ago that Mr. Roosevelt
engaged Miss Mum. this subS-
quenty denied. on Friday evening huge cake
was cut and the young people made merry until
late hour
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
PEOPLES CHORAL UNION ELECTS.
Scheme for Reorganization Falls and Old
Plan Is Followed

The Peoples Choral Union 81 New york held
its annual meeting yesterday a0- Cooper Union
Twelve members Of the EeuersI seUm.ttee were
elected 10 serve two years The Choral Union OF
which Frank Damroscu is the director. is managed
BY a general committee Of twenty -four members.
twelve being elected a, each .ausi meeting. The
twelve elected yesterday were Miss Alice a. King,
Miss Helen l. kim. Mss Uera r. Ochs. Hrs.
Burdet 3. Beck. Miss Grace S-atI. Hiss Jeanrette
a. Ricca Francis r. Reilly. Theodore Schorsks.
James r =. McENeu. r. r. GotcIieo. Burdet B.
Beck and Edwin Van t5iper-
There has been some agitation among the mem
bers OF the union. some of whom advocated a re-
organization The agitators were anxious Co changs
the method OF eIactjng the president and other Of
fcers- Under the OLD plan which was retained at
the election TO-DAY the president and other officers
elected by the general committee from aTaoIlss
their own members. some OF the members wanted
to have the officers elected 1y the members of the
choral Union direct There was no direct vote On
the proposition except as reelected in the election
Os the general committee
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
HENRY MILLER, JR, ACTS WHILE BLIND.

Henry Miller, jr., who is playing the youthful
bridegroom In a Womans Way" at the Hackett
Theatre is confined to dark room in his hotel as
the result Of Carelessness which nearly destroyed
his eyesight. on Saturday Mr.. Miller consulted Dr.
Giban 42d street and Eighth avenue, relative to a
treatment for his eyes, which had become inhamed
The physician prescribed diluted adrenalin. which
Mr. Miller supposed he purchased Instead, ne
bought the drug in Its fun strength. and when his
eyes bathed he became temporarily blind. MI
Miller managed to get through his part Saturday
night. although suffering intensely. Very few IN
the audience could detect that the actors eyes
were closed and he depended upon the other players
to guide him while on the stage
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
PRESBYTERIAN UNION TO HEAR DR.. AkED

At the April meeting Of the Presbyterian Union
Of New York the Rev. Charles r. Aked pastor OF
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, Will describe
Tho English Fight for Free Church and a Free
State" and the Rev. Sylvester ". Beach. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church Of Princeton. n j.
will ,Itline The State Separation in France and
the Present Problem The meeting will be held
on the evening Of April ;. at the Hotel Savoy
Nine Louise Homer has consented to sing ION,
Rest in the Lord" from Mendelssohns Elijah
Sba and her husband viii be among the guests Of
b,.,r Nine Homer Is the daughter Of the late
rcv William Trimble Beatty formerly pastor Of
The SHADY Side Presbyterian Church. Of Pittsburg
and founder Of the Pennsylvania Female College
Additional Iausic viii be furnished by the Amateur
I;lee Club.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
-eeNc4 LECTURER AT HARVARD.

o ser5.s of lectures at Harvard University under
The auspices Of the Cercle Francais and in pursu-
ance os the bequest made to the university by
lanes H. Hyde. arrived yesterday on the French
liner La Tourane.
Isr,asso- T.afr,,,c discovered and edited in 1896
so,,a ,uaIve thousand verses written by Mar
euerite Of Navarro Since 1soi he has held the
chair Of modern French literature at the College
de France Professor Le,ranc last night left for
Cambridge, Mass. where viii deliver his lecture
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
Is ANOTHER coxcLAvE IMMINENT?

That Plus Ks health IS far more seriously i'm
paired than IS admitted by the official bulletins
issued ~ Rome is known 10 the cabinets and
diplomatic chanoeueres Of every capital of Europe
as well as 81 washington. Rio Euenos AEres and
Santiago The gravity or his condition led 10 an
trsordinary meeting oF the members Of the
Sacred college. which took place on the evening Of
March Al the residence OF Cardinal Rampolla, in
the rear of st Peters Sixteen cardinals were
present. and while the proceedings were strictly
secret 4 Is learned that the conclusion OF the
conference long cipher dispatches were sent over
The wires 20 absent members Of the Sacred college
n other parts of italy and abroad.
While 81 is Impossible 20 speak with any degree
- oertIfude the contents OF these messages,
here is every believe that they refer 20
The in1minence Of n conclave and the conviction
that Inc days OF kindly old Plus Y numbered.
EamDoils. who il Of the few italian members OF
IRE Sacred College who boast Of patricau blood
iH hts vtens and who a scion of OF the oldest
prncely houses Of Sicily is universally recognized
ty al or the cardinals Of the Curia their leader.
and enjoys very exceptional degree the respect
and regard - the princes of the Church abroad.
WhetheT he himself VIII be chosen 3 the
oefsor 20 Pias X remains 90 be seen II may be
caIed that ne voulI have aecn elected at the last
-orciare mad Il not been Tor jhe veto % Austria
since then TIE right of veto formerly possessed by
austria and Spain has been abolished ~ a Papal
hull. dated p 1o4 bat on,v recently ororlul-
GATED and z. Te-nbcrs of 5le Sacred College feel
thai tksS OHe RamPoila TeParation for having per
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
OBITUARY..
Thomas Fitzgerald, General Man
ager of y. & S., Dead.

Baltimore, March 2s-Thomss Fitzgerald. general
manager and one Of the receivers OF the Norfolk n
Southern Railroad. died to-day at the Cnurch
Home and Infrmary from carcinoma OF the
stomach. in his hfty-sixth year
Prior to his becoming OF the receivers OK the
Norfolk & Southern Mr.. Fitzgerald had for forty
two years been IN the employ Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, OF which he became general man
ager rising TO that place by successive steps from
the humble post of water boy in which ne was hrst
employed by the road
Nj Fitzgerald became patient at the hospital
IA the latter part OF February. His death has
been expected momentarily for more than week
past.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
SUNDAY BAND CONCERTS.

There was plenty OF Sunday band music yester-
day. Creatore and his band drew large crowds
afternoon and evening at the Academy of Music.
and night the Philippine Constabuary Band
pleased an interested audience at the Hippodrome.
This famous band, which is composed of eighty
six Flipnos. has the services Of p!ccoo player
whose solos were well liked
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
DONALD BRIAN LEAVES MERRY WIDOW"
IBy Telegraph TO The TribuneI

lBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Plttsburg March cS-Donsld Bran. who played
the part Of Prince Danilo I'm The Merry Widow"
after the final Two weeks performance at the
Nixon Theatre last evening severed his Connec-
ton, with the company. His part will be taken
bv II J. RehiH PittsburE man. Refill played
the mart OF Prince DauiIo last Wednesday evening
and Nh Bran ndorsed his Interpretation. The
members os The Merry Widow company pre-
scented TO Mr Brian and an umbrella, and
William Weeden the tenor. speaking for the com
pany told OF their regret at his departure.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
MRS. LESTER WALLAcK.

After an Illness Of several days, Mrs, Lester
WalIack widow Of John Lester Wallack. died from
4 complication Of diseases yesterday morning at
her home No. West 101st street. Mrs. Wallack
was the daughter OF John ". Milais and was born
IN England in 1875. Her daughter. Mrs SeWall.
and Lester WalIack, jr, grandson of the actor
were with Mrs WaIlack when she died. Funeral
services will be held at the Church of the Trans
fglIratjon tomorrow morning at 70. .5o o'clock
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
PHILLIP FLINN.

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Pittsburg March 2S-Word received here to-
day OF the death from heart disease Of Phillip
Finn, brother Of State Senator William Finn, at
the Marlborough Blenheim Hotel. Atlantic City He
owned three restaurants in this city. He served
four wears in Select Councils and Street Com
missioner four years. He took great interest IN au-
tomobiinc and took part in Glidden tours. lay
ing out tha route for OF them. Mr.. Finn was
president Of the Pfttsburg Aero Club. He was born
in Pittsburg. April 80 1865 He leaves widow
who was Miss Grace Boyer.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

MANAGED the case for him with characteristic
shrewdness, and the reputation Of the scandal
has been proclaimed with the sympathy and ap-
pIause OF the press Of both parties. The chronic
sIanderers VIII now have to revert TO the dulieF
and safer game Of insinuating that one puo"c
man or another drinks too much. or THAI one OF
the duchesses cheats at cards. ! n r
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
GOVERNOR SAMUEL G. coseRovE

Paso Robes, Cal. March Ex-Governor Samuel e.
Cosgrove Of Washington died suddenly here to-day
from Bright disease.
Governor COsgrove was elected last November on on
the Republican ticket He was taken seriously III
almost Immediately after his election, and was com
PEELED to leave OLYMPIA and seek health in Southern
california
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
ALAsKA-YUKoN MILLION POLICY.

An insurance policy fer 100000 has been taken
out on the paintings to be exhibited at the Alaska
Yukon Pacific Exposition. In view Of the large
amount Of insurance and the difficulties OF ne
eyotiating the policy satisfactory artists and
owners there was considerable difficulty. This
was the only difficulty in the way of obtaining
large number Of exhibits Of the work OF individual
artists and from private collections
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
ADDED TO HIPPoDRoME BILL.

As added features 70 the already big circus per
forrnance at the HppCdrome, Messrs. Shubert d
Anderson have engaged Rose Wentworth and
Ouika Nears who give exhibition Of bareback
riding The MHlman Trio and several novel aero
baIc performers will be features Of the bill. which
viii close with the notorcycIe looping Of the globe.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
DR.. ANGEL COMING TO FUNERAL.

Ann Arbor. Mich. March 2s-President James b
Angel Of the University OF Michigan left here
yesterday for New York in response to telegram
announcing the sudden death OF his brother Charles
Charles Angel vas retired New York merchant
and seventy-three years old.
Charles Angel died at Atlantic City wednesday.
The funeral will to-day at Providence
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-W. T. Gilman, St Paul HOLLAND
Judge L B. B; Colt. Providence HOFFMAN
A. J. ONeil, Chicago. MANHATTAN-HOwaTd
Marston, DAYTON MURRAY HILL--A. d. Rogers.
Boston. SEVILLE-Dr Jacinto Cardenay, Phila-
delhia. VICTORIA-J. 5. McClurE. Boston VAL
DORF-Eml Winter and Lawrence Dtlworth. Pitts
burg. WOLCOTT-CIeorge S. Page, Kansas City
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
MICHIGAN SOCIETY DIMES SATURDAY.

Several hundred loyal Mchiganders will meet at
r,eln,oni-o's on Saturday evening. April g. at the
ffth annual dinner Of the Michigan Society OF New
York Percy Learned. of No. q William street.
financial secretary Of the society reports. that
large attendance is assured Prominent speakers
and guests from Michigan and other states have
accepted Invitations TO be present.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
MRS. KATE FoLLETT BALL.

Cleveland. March G-Mrs. Kate Follett Ball
mother Of Mrs. George ". Perkins. OF New YORK
Cftv died here this afternoon from pneumonia
Mrs Perkins came from Florida a special train
on Wednesday Mrs Ball was born on Sept,eInofyI ,y
y 1S40 I'm Sa nduskv, Ohio She leaves four daugh-
ters-Nrs George " Perkins, Of New York, Alce
T. Nancl p and Susan Ball, and one SON. tlanleh
~ ~ a11
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
scHwARzguRe- soNDERHAUsEN.

Dresden March 2S-Prince Karl GUnther Won
Schwarzburg- -Sonderhausen died to-day at a pri-
vate sanatorium here. He was born in 1880 lie
succeeded to the title the abdicaton OF his
father Prince Gunther in 1880 He married Marie
Princess Of Sa1e-AIteuburg, in 1879.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
10 SPEAK IN HONOR OF DR. cuYLER

Governor Hughes. Seth Low and others VIII speak
at meeting TO be held IN honor OF the civic ser
vices OF the Rev. DR.. Theodore L Cuyler, in the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church on Wednes-
day evening. John y Beach Will preside. SIusiH
will be furnished by the fun choir Of the church
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
Special Notices.

To TIRE Employer
Do YOU want desirable help QCICKLYH
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file Of applications OF selected asplrants FOR
positions of various kinds which has just been
installed at the Uptown Office Of
THE NEWBORN TRIBUNE.
No. 1864 Broadway.
Between Seth and 3Tth Streets
Office hours: . a. m. to g 2. m
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

Hirhest Temperature yesterday. 80 degrees. ToNest
&C avaraea IL. average corresponding date last
wear 5S for corresponding date last thirty
' III cal forecast Fair to-day and Tuesday; slight
Aamperaturs changes; moderate westerly winds.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

THE TRIBUNE Will NAL any address n
this county address changed often
desired Subscriptions Pc given % your regular
dealer leaving 10 convenient, EaHd them
in al THE TRIBUNE Ofice-
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY ceutsi WEEKLY FARMER. cents
DAILY. > csntsl -1t--s' E-l4FA--i' cent?
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

l., ,-~s-shIs t- Harlem train from Grand Ce1tra1
l,s yVsbsrFr and Jerome yroeys and by car
uu Telephone 1888 grar-ercy Tor Bob
60 rep-eSsutatiLe
- " Of7-e - East 22I 81. New York cry
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
Died.

Death notices appearing in TIE TRIBUNE viii be
repubished IN the Tr-Weekly Tribune without extra
chi
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
UNDERWRITERS


rps%t r CAMPBELL 2+f-s West 23d 81 Chn7sis
rzsta Rooms Private Arrbuauces. Tel, t3e. Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

BY EARLY MAIL TRAM
poiutS in United states and Mexico Cout
Ia. - me arouzhs Manhattan AMI The BrolNi AS
90 C.r v0rra Rico Hawaii the Philippines withoU
exrr1 expense Tor foreign p1Stag--
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

mitted themselves TO be dominated by Austria at
the last conclave. and. moreover, realize the I'M
portance Of having in the chair Of St Peter IN
these troublous times a statesman Of the immense
experience, Of the sobriety OF judgment and OF the
trauscendent ability Of Rarnpola trusted Secre
tary u STATE and alter ego of Leo XVI
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be indOrsed
with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OGfcIaI Record and Washington. March IS
The week ended March - opened with heavy rain In
california During Monday and Tuesday the rain area
advanced over the middle Western and Southwestern
states with heavy in the middle Rocky Mountain
districts During Wednesday end "Wednesday night
tbe rain extended the central valleys lake
and Pressure low
over the Atlantic Thursday and Friday. with
90 inches Thursday Fol
low ing this depression fell far South East
ern tennessee frost occurred Friday morning IN
the middle Gulf and South Atlantic states
week with showers IN the Atlantic ana east
Gu the middle and northern Rocky
Mountain regions and temperature somewhat low FOR
from the Rocky Mountain ana plateau dis-
tricts the central valleys
Forecast for Special LOeallsles.-For New England
and Eastern York. fair today and Tuesday slight
temperature changes; moderate west winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York.
fair to-day and Tuesday.
Local Onical RecOrd-The following Official record
from the weather bureau shows the changes in the
temperature the last twenty-four hours IN com
narlson with the corresponding date OF last
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE wHi
be republshed in the Tri-Weeily Tribune Wisa0us
extra charge.
1PyTVc-vOODPIFF- March o 1903. at s.. Barnabas
S-5-I-CF, Irviny+on Rev DR. Bat-en
assisted 5y the Rev. Bal13n. Eaains du Pons
Irving daughter OF Alexander DUer irving and tha
iste Ellen dU PUnt Irving, John Jaffray Woodrtr
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

Rates Foreign Countries.
For points IN Europe al countries the Universal
Postal Iniou THE TRIBUNE Will be mailed al TIRE fol-
-f--y yafs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

For ocean Steamers Brlwsr.s 42S 5th ava
6-97-7ScL-
FLORAL TRIBUTES. Artistic Floral Casket Covers.
Newman Floral Co. 2O2 9Th Tel e3sS Madison So
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

REIJ-Sfarch Is Annetta A ReII. aged "A Body lying
A. the FTIne-aI church No West 23d 81. Csmpoel
BuiIdins). Mass 81. Columbus Church West 25th St.
Tues-ay. 1O:+5.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

CONNER-March y. Charles conns- aged o. yesrs -
Rofv lying a the Funeral church. No 81 west -au
Frank Campbell Building
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

DAvN-Or March y. 1852 Henry F. Dawn aEed so
yae-s Services a The Funeral church. No 2+l West
2}I 81 Frank Campbell Building. N7n1ay eVe-ns'
O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

UouvsT- On St-4a~y March - 1902 Martha B77ysTs
- 5suzb+s- oF Nh and Ms Alfred g. Dcina1 AZ
No ~ EIcIf4 ave Summit y. J. kindly omit HcN--s
NorCe Or funeral
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

BROWNE-at CTreenTich. conn. March % Leonard 2
Browne. aged - years Funeral private
COIEATE-On sunday. March IS Hannah. d7lEhtsr q
the late George ard Jane Caullwel colgate. Fl2era
services will be held az residence. No rae
sgd st Wednesday morning, March 81, at I'd o CLOCK
kindly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-05
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places Of Worship and
Subjects Of Sermons.

FIRST universaiist Church. Baccalaure-
ate sermon before Goddard 100 by the
Rev. L. c. Downey at 1880 a. m. All
the other services as usual
Congregational Church. The pastor
will conduct the services. Morning
theme, Peter Counted In Evening
theme, "The Folly Of the Aged Man.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd.
". j. NJ Beattie, rector. Holy com
muuion and sermon at l0s30 o'clock.
Sunday school at ll:45. Evening prayer
and sermon at o'clock.
St. Monica's Church. Childreu's mass
at 0 o'clock. celehrant. Rev r. NJ Me-
Kenna. Parish mass nt 1880 o'clock,
celebrant, Rev V. T. Cray Catechism,
Is p. m. Rosary and benedictions. p.
m. Baptisms az 4 P. m.
Presbyterian Church I'D. Mackenzie,
pastor Public worship at 1880 T. m.
and 7 p. m. Young ladies' Bible class
mems Baraea Bible class and Sunday
school at llsf5 a. m. The pastor win
preach at both services.
First Baptist Church. William r.
Braisted, minister Morning worship at
l0.30, with message, subject, God in
Christi Bible school BIT ~ nj G. III.
meeting at 8 evening worship at 7, with
message, The Unreason Of Sim Mis-
sion study Monday evening at the pas
tors. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Welcome to ri meetings.
Christian Science Church. Service az
l0:45 a. m, subject. God the only Cause
and Creator golden text, Hast thou
not known hast thou not heard, that
the everlasting God, the Lord. the Crea-
tor Of the ends Of the earth, fainteth not,
neither is wearyg there is no searching
Of His understanding Isaiah 40:2S.
Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock.
Reading room open Tuesday and Friday
from 2 to 4 p. M Summer street.
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-05
Ladies Tailored Suits

At $1,000 are a few Sample Suits
and Suit models we have used to take
orders from We do not care to dupH-
cate these They are our seasons best
models and are made SO inch length
coat and are made IN variety Of cuts,
with the seasons best styled skirt.
At $4,000 are some Of our best
Suits OF the season SHIFTS that are made
in the best Of style and Of the seasons
best materials Some Of the coats are
cutaway front, others straight cut front
with fancy collars. skirts are made in
a variety Of the best styles. Some Of
them are made Of the invisible striped
satin-faced prunella, others Of fine
hard twisted worsted. The regular price
was $3.50 and $4,000
These Sample Suits are exceptional
values and You should see them before
the assortment is broken, as later your
size may Be gone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-05
WILLIAMSTOWN

A fine growing time and the farmers
appreciate it.
Or. Watson was not 50 wen last even
ing and DR.. Lazell Of Barre was called.
Miss Harvey from the nurses home,
Barre, is caring for Miss Penniman, who
is i'll.
Eugene Calls new mill, of Brook
street, II rapidly going up. Gene" is
a hustler.
Mrs. Gratia Martin, who was reported
seriously i'll, died yesterday at the home
81 her son.in-law, w. II. Stewart.
There should be good attendance at
the promenade in Grange ball tonight,
for the benefit Of the |. o. G. 7. base
ball team.
W. b. Jones' manager Of the Grearson
Beckett Co. has gone TO Chicago, Frank
fort. Indiana, and other Western cities
on a ten-day trip in the interest Of the
company
We learn that w. o. Martin Is to
occupy part OF w n McEnany's store
on Depot street and will be prepared
to repair watches and other articles IN
the iewelry and optical line soon; he
is a good ieweler and Williamstown vel
comes him.
Thomas n Poland Is doing fine job
Of painting On the residence Of Herbert
Platt on Beckett street Tom can
turn his hand to almost any thing, and
the best Of II is. he does it up brown"
or any other color, either, for that
matter and takes pride in doing it right.
Wen, we almost begin 20 realize that
our town is indeed improving, not only
from a business viewpoint. but IN many
other ways. With d good word for ev-
erytmng and everybody, especially the
stranger. there Is no reason why our
vide awake. embryo borough. with its
already established lines Of business and
other prospeetives ones should not with
4 steady, All together pull and push on
the part Of as al be fully realized. We
need eo-operationi let Us have it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Sadlier's ad, page Z, is for you
Neekwear sale Saturday at Naughan's.
Special sale Of waists at Perry's on
Saturday.
Sc the blue batiste dresses, s2.os, ct
yauehan's.
Extra nice ripe strawberries, two bas-
kets for Is cents, at "Tony's."
Tonight drop in at Miers sanitary
shop and Be shaved; five BARRIERS.
Henry Lager Of Keesville, n T., and
Mrs. Elriek Boleau OF Montreal are visit
ing Tabor u. lager
Order your teams for Saturday and
Sunday now at Arkley's livery stable,
corner Summer and Merchant streets.
Tel l50
Mrs. Belle Nixon. who has been visit
ING Mrs Thomas Sherriifs OF Pleasant
street, returned to her home in Water
bury to-day.
Big public auction Of household goods,
furniture, etc. In front Of Demos black
smith shop, Main street. Tuesday At $3.50
p. m. DR., Barber, auetioneer.
Those who fail TO see tho great Scotch
picture. annie Laurie at the Biipu
theatre tonight. win be missing real
treat. The words Of the beautiful song
appear along with the pictures, which
are indeed wonderfully true, and the
whole film instructs and interests.