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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-16
All Are Invited.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sloan spent
Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs. w. w.
Turner.
Mr.. Roy Shaner was a caller here
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and MRS. W. II. Teunison visit.
ed at the home OF Mr.. ]. NJ, Ramsey
last week.
Miss Eura Horton. who Is attending
schoo- at lropdaie, spent few days
at home last week. -.
Goose Creek.
j. Rutledse and r. H. Jackson were
in Eichwoods last Monday.
John Griggs, from near Rock
Spring, was in our locality one day
last week.
The public sale given at the home
OF Walter Arnold on last Wednesday
was we'll attended. We do not know
where Mr.. Arnold contemplates living
ia the future.
Mrs. Touryill and son, Oliver, made
trip to Richwoods last Thursday.
Mr.. A. G. Nichols and wife were the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. J. Rutledge
last Sunday.
Mr.. J. Harmon of AIgire was here
ca business Friday last.
Minnie Grisgs visited friends near
AIgire the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Meeks Of AD.us
passed through mere last week enruute
to visit his brother uear Sullivan.
G. {. Rose Of Sullivan made bu,i-
ness trip here Saturday last.
Quitea number of our young people
enjoyed lively hop given near Rich.
woods Oh last Friday nislt.
MIR. l.. S. Lrpee OF Rich socds was
in our bury Friday last.
WILD BILL.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-16
Pointed Paragraphs.

When a woman is hungry she
"feels faint"
A tombstone epitap'4 isn't neces
sariIy II hard fact.
No, Alonzo, quakors are not TO
blame for our earthquakes.
Women who shine in society sell
dom shine in the kitchen.
You cau'l Judge mans courage
by the size of his bluff.
Even very tall man may not
come up TO your expectations.
Polished language is often used
in telling the unvarnished truth.
A man has no business with re-
ligion if he doesn't use it in his
business.
Learning from the experience cf
others is like having a baby hand
you candy.
Nothing surprises Il woman so
much as the failure of the unex-
pected to happen.
If n mau believes all a woman
says-bn:, of course, he doesn't, SO
that settles it.
Learn to blow your own horn if
yon would lead the process ion
with tho band.
What has become of the good
old fashioned woman who used 10
suggest mustard poultice for
whatever allied yon?
1t was David who said, "All
men are liars.' And he might
have added that married men have
opportunities thrust upon them.
Practice doesn't always make
perfect. Even the best physicians
occasionally lose patient.
Every woman thinks she ought
to cat brain food occasionally, but
she can't explain why she thinks
so.
How we enjoy seeing a man get
the worst of it when he tiles to &c,
tho l,oct ,,e ri how,
1an can estimate the value of
your reputation by trying to in
dnce Il pawnbroker to advance you
something omit.
Alter girl gets to be about So
old she gives up the idea of u car
eer and puts in twenty-fonr hours
a day seeking husband.-Chicago
News.
Sunlight.
The farmers will soon be busy har
vesting.
Mr. and MIS-. Tom Ives and SOB
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.. Jas.
Larner.
Mr.. p. Z. R,m-ev and son made
business trip to the mines last week.
DR.. Rr ,wn has been calling at the
hume ui Mr.. James Larmer and at tie
hume af Mr., W. w. Turner.
Mr. John Ioha>an os Belgrade was
seen on our streets one d ~ last week.
Mrs. Annie Johnson OF Po,usi spent
Saturday night with her sister, Mrs.
T. b. Ramsay. ef this place.
Misses Sarah aud Bertha Larmer
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
tile home Of Mr.. J. NJ. Gollsher.
Mr.. Charley Turner Is home from
school 90 accoupt OF illness.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-16
A German has invented a blue
gas for Illuminating purposes.
Americana have long been illumi-
mating things with blue language.

Instead Of devoting 80 much
time to building machines that fly,
our inventors would benefit society
more If they would invent some
way Of getting rid of the flies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
FISHING FINE.
Members Of Lake Mansfield Club Made
Big Haul Yesterday.


Members Of Lake Mansfield Club Made
Big Haul Yesterday.
stowe, june 10.--Lake Mansfield
never looked finer and fishing WAS never
SO good as yesterday when 65 members
assembled for the annual meeting Of the
Lake Mansfield Trout club, It was es.
timated that the catch yesterday
amounted to $50 pounds and every mem
her got bite They carried away 100
pounds Of trout, left % pounds at the
club house and ate the rest at the am
nual meeting when the following officers
were elected.
President, NJ. II. Riddell Of Burling-
ton; vice president. M. G. Lovejoy Of
stowe; secretary and treasurer, II, @.
Thomas Of Stove; auditors, @. L. Nc
Mahon, G. f. Burt and NJ Q. Loveioy,
al Of Stowefii directors for three years,
o. i. Luce Of Stowe, John NJ White
more Of Burlington, 70, M. Bisbee of
Barre, w. A. Kicker Of St Johnsbury,
H. Il Farwell Of Montpelier. II was
voted to assess each member SIS as an
nual dues and 10 new members were
voted In as follows: G. a. Riley Of
Stowe, G. L. Greene Of Burlington, F. r.
Dickerman of Bristol, w. a. Kicker of
81. Johnsbury, Or. A. @. Hill 81 Wi
nooski, w. Nj Holden of Barre, W. N.
Theriault Of Montpelier, FL A. Stanley
and NJ. F. Mcclure Of Montpelier
The largest delegation Of members
came from Burlington and Stowe, 10
each, Montpelier had eight, st. Johns
bury four, Barre and Northfeld, three
each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
A MARROW ESCAPE.
Automobile, Filled with People, Hung on
Edge Of Embankment.

Brattleboro, June l0.-Fully $50 peo-
pie enjoyed the automobile rides under
the auspices Of the Brattleboro Noman's
club yesterday afternoon for the benefit
81 a local summer tuberculosis camp.
Forty automobiles were present into
service and were kept rushing over the
prescribed routes To Hinsdale, y. b.
6uilford, West Brattleboro, Putney and
Vernon. Many visited the new dam Of
the Connecticut River Power company
at Vernon. where the electric power
was turned on yesterday for the first
time and guides were provided TO con-
duet the visitors over the plant.
The net proceeds Of the carnation sale
Saturday and the automobile benefit
Yesterday afternoon will approximate
s275 The camp is 60 be established for
local patients only and viii be built on
the DR.. X L. Waterman farm in Gull
ford.
On one Of the trips about four o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, only the superior
driving ability Of Henry Shipman avert
ed plunge Of his automobile down a
3O.foot embankment into the Conneeti-
cut river. The accident occurred on a
stretch If new road about three miles
below Brattleboro. who're the road is
narrow and sandy Shipman met an
automobile coming from the opposite d.
rection and, IN an endeaYor 70 turn out,
his machine slipped and started over the
bank
He reversed his engine and brought
the machine 70 a stop on the edge Of
the embankment, the car being canted
over az dangerous angle. A stout
fence on the outer edge Of the road
held the ear. Passing autoists removed
the five passengers and brought them
10 Brattleboro Aid was summoned and
the machine was finally removed about
seven o'clock. IT was badly damaged
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
50 BARRE.

Open air meeting of the Socialists
party tonight at East Barre at 1880
o'clock. W. B. Killingback viii be the
speaker.
The memorial service of the Odd Eel
lows VIII occur at o'clock in their
hall Mrs. Rabnson viii give an ad.
dress. The public is cordially invited
to attend the service.
The Washington grange win meet
Friday evening in their hall at the usual
hour. A good program is prepared by
the East Barre people, Special business
to Be brought up at this meeting, and a
large attendance is desired,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

what time win The clock stopi
More new wash goods AZ vaughans-
Read the adv. Of Moore a Owens on
page 2.
over 500 new corset covers received
at Vaughan's.
Read A. A. Smith & Brothers new ad.,
page 8, to-day.
Latest Jet belts, pins and barretts at
The Vaughan store.
Get STANDARD pattern st Perry's
and be sure Of a it,
Sylvester Cameron went to Calais to-
day for visit with relatives.
Regular meeting 81. Johns court, G.
o. +, Thursday evening at 7;sO in X.
Of G. hall,
Mating suit cases for ladies at sl.ls
and SLAP each. See them at Kenyon q
Co.'s Bargain store.
Shop stewards are requested to call
AZ headquarters for the June number
Of the Quarry Workers Journal
The Frank MeWhorter Co calls your
attention to the display Of underwear
in their window. Everything for the
boy and the man.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day were i. +, Foster,
Baltimore, Md; o. Nv. Smith, Buiiaioi
III. }. Alarkof, Claremont, n. H. A. A.
Rushlow, Concord, N H.; II. F Brown,
Burlington; John J. Brown, Pawtueket,
r. T.; G. II. Prouty. Buiingtoni r. II.
Upper. White River Junction; i. o..
Ordway, Chelsea; w. P. Farrow, Cleye-
land. O.: j. r. Ruel. Burlington; p d.
Demenitt, Waterbury; B. L. Miller,
George Clough, North Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
TRAVELLING BAGS and CASES.

Vacation time Is so near that this sale
win give an who want q good substan-
tial Bag or Case at a popular price a
chance to see and select from better
assortment than Is usually shown by us.
We make special Of Straw Cases
with leather ends and as ladies ike a
light weight Case, these seem to be their
favorite Many men are Of the same
opinion and buy them for their own
use 50 much that they are outselling
the leather goods.
We buy the very best Bag on the mar
ket and all are leather lined If your
Leather Bag comes from rs, It Is the
same as warranted to be good for years
Of hard wear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
NEW LAUNDRY STARTS.
Named Granite City, Run by John r
nerney, and Is Well Equipped.


An addition to local industries IN the
shape Of a new steam laundry, located
in the block formerly occupied by l. B.
Dodge's creamery, on Keith avenue, has
been made. It win be known as the
Granite City Laundry. John +. Tierney
Is the proprietor.
Il is equipped with steam and electric
power, has two large non-rustable, brass
bound rotary washing machines; a sue
ton extractor for taking water ont Of
clothes without use Of rollers Of any
sort. thus eliminating much tearing and
ripping of Of buttons; a City gallon
copper starch cooker This machinery
is all in the basement The clothes
after passing through the various pro-
cesses there will be sent up 70 the first
floor on an elevator All ironing viii
be done with gas One Of the latest inn
proved cabinet dry rooms is installed
One hundred wet shirts can be dried IN
it in thirty minutes BY the circulation
Of bot air The clothes viii be starehed
BY hand, there being no machinery made
which will do IL better Other large
roll ironers are installed for use on fat
work. There are many other smaller
machines, such as collar and cuff iron
ers. fancy work ironers, fnishers, etc.
The new laundry viii employ twenty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
FULLY 800 DELEGATES
AT CONVENTION
Second Days Session Of the congrega-
tionalists at Randolph Was Great
Success.

1ANr~N@f
Randolph, June l0.-Fully 800 pas.
tors, delegates and friends were in town
yesterday to attend the second days
sessions Of the state Congregational
convention.
AZ $3.50 q service Of praise was held
in the church, led BY Rev. +. G. French,
and at s,45 the reports Of committees
were received and acted upon. Follow
ing this was an adjournment for the
annual meeting Of the Vermont Domes-
tic Missionary society
Dinner was served at the Parish house
and on leaving the room each guest was
presented q neatly printed souvenir Of
Randolph with views Of the several at
tractiye places. an Of which was made
possible through the kindness Of the
Buck Printing company.
AT 1880 a service of praise was lea
by the Rev benjamin Swift Of Wood
stock. AT li40 social service and evan
gelistie note were given by Rev. ". II.
Spence. d. D. A discussion followed
and at PAS the Rev Donald Fraser gave
an address upon "A Plea for Changed
Condition ii the Relation Of the Pastor
and People, which was interesting and
witty and thoroughly enjoyed BY all
who listened
At 3s05 Rev. s. +. Bloomfield spoke
upon why the Ministry r. Failing to
Attract Men Of Force The Dignity Of
the Pastoral Office" was discussed BY
Rev. L. G. Guthrie, followed By a gem
eral discussion and devotional services,
which closed the afternoon session.
Very appropriate music was given in
selected solos BY Miss Blanche Spar
hawk, Miss Lucille Grant and John Lam
son and again the company dispersed
to assemble in Music hall at half past
seven. The usual choir was in attend
ance and gave excellent music. presi-
dent John M Thomas, D. d., At 1880
delivered an address upon Religious
Leadership in Higher Education, which
was followed By the Rev. Thomas
Chalmers, D. D., upon ''The Christian
Minister as an Educator
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
IALK OF THE TOWN.

What time win The "clock" stopf
See the 7.cent dimities At Perrys,
More black direetoire silk, 2oc yard,
at Vaughans.
II. D. Flood went to Marshfeld on
business to-day
James Thow left to-day for Cobalt,
Canada, 70 work.
All the new fads in straw hats from
the Frank AIeWhorter Go.
George w. Mann and f. NJ. Laws went
to Woodbury. fishing to-day.
Stanley Berry Of Richmond is visiting
friends at Goddard seminary.
Dante Rossi and Frank Calcagni leis
to-day to work in Detroit, Mich.
They take pains to please man at
Miers' sanitary barber shop, Try 1t.
Mrs. Ruth Austin returned to-day
from several weeks visit in Kest
Calais.
Be free from black ny bites when FISH.
Cross Pharmacy has It. 25c.
Fred LaRochellc returned to Burling-
ton to-day after being employed at Da-
Wis drgu store for a few days
Shop stewards are requested to call
at headquarters for the June number
Of the Quarry Workers Journal
n rssff r.s4. f..f -
George r. Bond left to-day for a tish-
ing trip to Caspian lake in Greensboro.
win the party who took the small
eight day clock by mistake, kindly re-
turn same and greatly oblige A. a..
Smith and Brother.
A meeting Of the Barre Rangers foot.
ball club will be held in the pavilion to-
night at 2 o'clock. Important business.
Robert Mcknight, president.
Glenugie club attention. The Glen
ueie club win hold its annual picnic at
Caledonia park, Saturday, June i2. The
electric road win run extra cars leaving
Depot square at 1:15. Members are re-
quested to take that car # convenient.
Ebony" Giachino has secured the
agency for the best ice cream cones
manufactured They are very handy for
picnic parties and festivales OF an sorts,
as by using them no dishes are required
Cost 65 cents q hundred. Ask to see
them.
The Blue sox proved too strong
combination for the Red Sox yesterday
afternoon and defeated them 10 to 5 I'M
nine innings Of fast base ball The
batteries were, Searles and Phillips for
the Blues, Reddy and Touguay for the
Reds.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes.
terday were T. s. Retain, Burlington;
s. Swerdfeger. Marshield; o. +. Skin.
ner. South Ryegate; G. b. Gibbs. Water.
bury; Mrs. J l.. Stafford. Mrs. C. D.I
Bruce. stowe; Charles Washburn. Ran.
dolph; I. G. Moody, st, Adams; George
A. Wheeler, Bridgewater.
Another special attraction, one thar
Is bound To be enthusiastically received,
at the Comique theatre to-day and to-
night, We take pleasure in announcing
Miss Nellie Eliot IN charming Scotch
songs and dances. Miss Eliot Il from
Harwick, Scotland The public should
make strenuous effort to see this spe-
eial feature. Another good picture es-
pecially procured for our program to-day
is "a Right to Labor" This picture
alone is worth the price Of admission
Don't miss our bin, two good picture
song and dances. Toe adults, children
5 cents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
CORSET COVERs

This morning we did not have one
dozen All together Of 25c OK SOC eorset
Covers. This has never happened before
in the sixteen years that we have been
with You. Only q few days ago we he'd
over 500. You ask where are they We
have sold them and have just received
by express as many more.
We ask your inspection Of these Cow
ers. You mays see in them the same
values that the Others have.
csc Corset Covers all nave trimmed
armeyes.
Our 25c Corset Covers are not made
for large profits. They are put ont to
make large line Of Muslin Underwear
popular.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
TRUNKS

We do not carry large lot Of Trunks
nor d cheap line Of Trunks. What we
do carry are the best and you won't
have to pay but little more than for
poorer Trunks Let Us show you. We
are easy II You say no.
We have these Trunks with full set
Of skirt boxes so that you can lay
skirts at full length and not get them
crushed 81 tumbled They are ladies'
Trunks and just what they need.
We have Combination Trunks with
hat and skirt boxes combined.
These Trunks are carried IN our new
basement and very easily shown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
This the Season for White Waists and Wash Suits in
Tailored Effects That Are so Stylish New York lust Now
A. p. Abbott @ CO.

people when running to capacity. @. A.
Cobb, an experienced laundry worker,
win be the manager A speciality viii be
made OF shirt and collar work, but all
kinds Of work win be done satisfac.
torily Work win BE collected and de-
livered promptly all over the city.
The new machinery was installed by
the Eastern Machine company Of Bos-
ton and New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
CLAIMS AN ALIB1.
Man Being Tried For Alleged Assault
on MiddEebury Teacher.

1fiddlebury, June f0.-The taking Of
testimony for the defence IN the case Of
State vs.. Charles Marston, charged with
an assault upon Miss Anne Smith, was
finished III Addison county court yester-
day. Marston took the stand in his
own behalf and gave an account Of his
whereabouts during the evening and
night Of the alleged assault He claimed
he wore a derby hat and not a cap as
Miss Smith said, that he was home be-
fore twelve o'clock and was more than
a mile away at the time the assault was
committed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
GETS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Woman Sued Wealthy New Yorker For
Injuries BY His Automobile.

Poughkeepsie, n. u, juno TO-
Twenty thousand dollars, the largest
verdict ever rendered By Dutchell
county Jury was awarded in the supreme
court here yesterday to Ms. Amelia
G. Mayer, OF Fishkill, against Mirou
karageusian, a wealthy rug dealer If
New York City. Attorneys for the de-
PENDANT moved 20 have the verdict set
aside as excessive and o new trial
granted and Justice Tompkins has re-
served his decision.
On Sept. 26, 1908, Mrs. Mayer and
her husband and little child were coming
up the post road below this city, when
Mr. Karaghensian's high power car
eollided with the smaller automobile,
throwing Mrs. Mayer and her husband
and child into the road. Mrs. Mayer al.
leges that she was severely Injured and
Is now a hysterical wreck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
BuLLET THRoueH HIs HEAp.
Father Of Melvin Mills, N. H., Man
Dead b Princeton. Masa.

Princeton. Mass, June To- Twenty
minutes after Selectman Charles S. Wal.
ton had started for his house yesterday
to get a rifle to shoot turtles and water
snakes, bis son, Herbert D. Walton
found him dead with a bullet hole OK
tending from under bis chin to the top
Of his head It is supposed that when
AIr. Walton sat down 70 clean his rifle
the trigger caught On the rung Of a
chair, exploding it.
lie was ~ years old and bad been
prominent in affairs Of East Princeton
Tor many years Recently he had been
in III health, but yesterday was greatly
animated over q visit from his son, Her
bert d. Walton, 81 Melvil Mills, M Fl.
Besides his SON Herbert, he leaves a
son, William, Of Washington, ID. G., .
daughter, Mrs. Frank Palmer Of Bellaws
Falls, w.. and a widow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
LEAPS FROM WINDOW.
Stephen Martin Arrested With Two Wo-
men at Bnrlington.

Burlington, June TO-. Stephen Martin
and two women are in jail here accused
Of robbing Joseph Ldtvin Of Hyde street
Of S85.
The alleged victim was summoned TO
the third store apartment Of Martin on
North WinoosH avenue yesterday, il is
claimed, to sell Mrs. Martin cabbage It
Is claimed he was attacked there with
knife and was forced to give up his
money. He says Mrs. Martin and Alma
Dorey assisted
When the police arrived they say
Martin jumped from the window Pa
trolman Brothers followed him and he
was finally arrested in saloon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
A P ABBOTT & Co A p ABBOTT 8 Co a. p ABBOTT s CO
Daylight Store1
What We Are Doing

making shopping Everybody their moneys worth
Then goods that they be satisfied
Az this time
following displayed in windows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

what time viii the "clockD stopf
See the jumper suits for sl0o At
The Vaughan Store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
wILLIAMsT0WN.

Open air meeting Of the Socialists
party in Williamstown Friday night at
7:s0 o'clock. w. B. Killingback will
be the speaker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
WAS 4 REPEATER. :

Marcus Forbes Didn't Deny II in Mont
pelier Court To-day.
Marcus Forbes, who WAS arrested IN
Montpelier last night, was brought be-
fore Judge Harvey in Montpelier city
court to-day and arraigned on the charge
Of being a repeater under the liquor
law. Forbes readily admitted that be
had been there before on the intoxication
allegation and he was ined Sl5, with
costs Of STA. He expects TO pay.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-08

hat the language might be considered
discourteous by the nominees.
As vice-president of the league,
Lathrop Anderson, of the County Tax
Board, presided at the meeting of the
advisory committee. He brought up
again the abandonment of the Morris
canal. Both he and Mr.. Martin de-
clared that the abandonment was one
of the live political issues of the year.
Colonel Austen Colgate and former
Senator Everett Colby were unable to
be present both being guests at a din
ner rendered to Colonel Colgate at the
Essex County Country Club.
State Railroad Commissioner Frank
H. Sommer made a short speech, in
which he reiterated Mr.. Martins sug-
gestion that the Assembly candidates
tell where they stood on the issues OF
the day.
Former Railroad Commissioner Bor-
den d. Whiting also made a short adj
dress, the last of the evening.