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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

walter Weightman of this city and
MISS Lula V. Elicit formerly of Du.
range were married in Omaha, June
o. ana are at present on their honey.
moon trip. They will be at home in
Durango after July 3. We have no
further particulars but extend congrat.
uiations and wish the bride and groom
the best of happiness.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

+. j.. LOTUS was passenger to
Pennington this morning 10 attend to
some business matters. Mr.. Lotus is
planning to move to Pennington in a
short time. He is building house
there and will move his family there
in the near future.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

W. {. Miller was an arrival from
Denver last evening on his way to LIE
banon. the new town in the Monte
yuma valley, which he promoted. Mr.
Miller left over the Southern this
morning.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

On Sunday. June 9Th, Will II. Van.
banker, well known former resi-
dent OF this city, was married to Miss
Ella Bonnell OF Baltimore. Md. Mr..
and Mrs. Vandaniker will make their
nome In Baltimore. Durango friends
extend congratulations and best wish
es.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

Sam B'.rris, who is largely inter
ested in the Incas Mining & Milling
company, arrived from Pueblo Satur-
day night, and went up to the mine
In the La Platas, Sunday. George w.
Avery, who is interested in the same
property met Mr.. Burris here and re-
turned with him to the mine.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

Wash Patrick, superintendent of
hsh hateheries. came in from Denver
last night, and left with w. r. Mason
and two or three others for Emerald
lakes this morning. Superintendent
Patrick took up some spawn to the
lakes and is on a general inspection
trip.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Skeels of the
Salvation army and family, left for
Denver this morning to attend the
marriage of their daughter, Lieutenant
Edna l.. Skeels, to Ensign Guy w,
Case. The ceremony viii be perform.
ed in Salvation army hall. Denver,
by Colonel j. jenkins, the highest
army officer in the state.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

Mrs. Smothers, wife of the pastor
of the African Methodist church, ar
rived Friday evening accompanied by
her daughter and will make Durango
her home Mrs. Smothers is a very in
telligent woman and fine speaker.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

Mrs. H. S. Randall, wife of the Rev.
II. s. Randall of cortez, was an ar.
rival on last nights Southern, on her
way to attend the Sunday school con.
vention in Denver, to be held in Trim
ity church this week. Mrs. Randall
was accompanied by her little daugh.
ter. They We're guests of Rev. and
Mrs. w. 10. Bennett of this city over
night, departing on the eastern this
morning.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

Mrs. X. II. Cooper and son Charles
ening. Mrs. Cooper spent several days
visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. II. Fer
guson in Aztec, staying over in Du
range for q couple of days to visit
her sister, Mrs. ]. w. Jarvis. and hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Cooper.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

Major H. NJ. Randolph and James
Doyle were in the city Saturday even
ing to meet Henry Krumb of Salt
Lake city. The three gentlemen de
parted for the La Platas to look at
certain properties in which the two
former are interested.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

Attorney Louis Main was a passen
ger to Denver this morning. We have
"hunch" he's going farther east
Walter Weightman told us he was go
ing piece down the road" or rather
Neil Camp said so, and Walter assent
'..ru nepr on going till he reached ON
aha-but that's another story. We
won't accuse anybody. however, un.
I'll we hear the wedding bells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
" BROOhIi\ THr,rRT>.
Is Matrimon) y Failure "'' and iuIu..
Ilu-bansIs" OHrrrd

Is Natrlmonv Eailur",- viii hs AZ
900" Iluutauk 1hrlt~" rhi- va.. In.
scene ~ 'hI- comedy - 1Id ~ - town
call"J Ros'd1h mouot"uru- suburban
re-ori Ihr u"Ics of the community
j. disiurh"i nv ~" discovery mad. hy
visiting lH~ver that ihirty.'iyn " IN.
marriage performed by tho pla-k Ut
the Justice ~ N" P"ic" ar. Illegal I'm.
pi"c" Il news causes ~" wIN.- 10 h.. loft
hisb1ndl'-ss. th" men going ~ ~ a BODY
- ~" ~ th" village mn. The novnIty
81 ~" situation -oOn wear IN and a
happy and whole-Hl" reconciliation n.
effected by getting The husbands and
wives 'og"i her ~ tea party IN tho
company nTe COuTf"ney Foota Artbur
Maitland. Jfm'-- Bradbury. John Wehher.
stuart Walker Y New ton Iindn. I.ou,se
Woods Louise Naciur l-h Rlanche Turkn
Lou Ripley. Gr"th \1udall and MIdgs
Wesf
-LIlu'- Hri-nands wiih Mabel Rar.
ris"n A. m" head ~ the company which
play- the German farce COMEDY. IL the
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for tho week a, the Majestic

attraction for tho week at the Majestic
At the Crescent the stock company
viii he seen this week in George Broad
hursts play The Esstsrner. Gsorgs
Alison will have the part formerly acted
by Nat Goodwin and Ida Adair will No
the heroine. stage Director Mason 81
| the Crescent made the original prOduC-
ton for Mr. BrUadhurst at the B"li-co
Theatre Loo Angelic.
Victor Moor. Of Nd Buyns fame and
Emma battlefield will H.. the hsadlinrrs
at the OrphsuIn Thentrr this week using
their successful vehicle. Change lour
Act Sam chip and Mary Marhl. re-
appear with In Old Edam A one
Night Stand la NInstrelsy- will ahorh
the Three Ls.ightonS opportunity 10 divert
as guest bellhop and COlurrd porter
With singing dancing and Glowing
The BelleCiaiTe brothers. -Npon"n'~ 81
physical culture. will 'Ontribut" feats al
strength and Hedges brothers and jacob
son will entertain with pilnplpEu" ana
singing LYDIA Morris. a Singing come
dienne. aud Harry BTren. whose rhymes
and eNt"mporaneous satire always ap-
peal Ia his auditors. are also On IA"
programme
His japanese Wife, - the title IT IN"
sketch which Valerie Bsrgere and com
pany will present az the Gr"enpoint
Theatre 4 good vaudeville hill viii
praCeda and follow her
Edward lee Wrothe and his Ginger
Girls will prove an entertaining feature
OF the programme To H. presented thir
week at the star Theatre There will be-
numerous scenes that will add 10 the
Of the hurlesque farccs
entitled -Janitor Higgins and Parry
Day AT PoCatsllo- George stone. Jan"
la Beau. Jeanette Sherwood. Prlmros"
sermon and Wilbur Dobhs assist Wrothe.
with the three Keat ons and m" Partisan
Widows 10 furnish the entertainment.
the Gayptv Theatre this week will have
an attractive proHramm" Of hurles1u"
and vaudeville Buster keaton. al
though young ia years. u n comedian oi
more than ordinary ability and his aero
hatic stunts and eccentric dancing make
the act in which he and his father and
mother appear one ~ the hest ~ va'ide-
Vile Two musical frrces will 10 pre-
sented by the Partisan Widows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

The fantastic comedy play tn. Road
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

TO Yesterday will la pr-s-nied ar the
Plaza Music Hall this week hy the Vale
stock compAny
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Qur'I IN GItN Lots

NSf't.j ,..r. -purH.ar. Tus,r~rusE4 \,y.
l1rs" number ~ puril~ IRE making
'h"t' homes aud feeding grounds n the
gardens - B"diurd and are - D.. found
there especially a' uiguf ~ T. Thought
thai th"' tab" refuge ~ the gardens for
lsii"'h from HAWKS. One Of ti"tr most r.Icrt
less "u"u.'-. 80 the hawks nr. nIuiit ia .
uI"ul Iiul - uuaI|- 10 ID, country df-frt,fs
Nuli"N. travelling -Il.-rau 81 ttu,Iu
nHfl caught fvu ,HH'|- q. tie, Hru uf, -,
hIw 10 ~" Court liur ~ Pa. \lurt mani.
hUtu"- ih" uuIf- ma, nr hoard ,aii'ry
bob y hat" s,sTN TuufuIug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

The unusual nature Of Madame Trou-
bado,,r IN. new ooar-t,a al the Lyric
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=. 81. w" w" ''"'''E ~
"adhih" Nh"rrN IN" nuSl'aI play III
which Lima Ailarban"ll and Ralph Her
ar" featured Their" hay" hs-n few
vacant seats IA III" playhu'i-" since IN"
tions have been formed tn play the hauer-
nae" n"-'hh" I'e'" "h's'd" "i NJ" '"tN.
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b tran capital On" 81 th-~" - Tn. Girl
~ the Tram. the zCor" Of which ~ win
. claude Gillingwater and Vera Micheena
ar" IN" principals
,-.
omar ''"'"rS' on" ~ w" nl"S'
tun"iul ana refined 81 musical comedIes
has returned to IN" local stage ana settled
second edition. ~ nov revealed. th"ra
ar" ne" songs 10y IN" women Of Ia" com.
lN,IN /" ~ ,Lin'r 'E l'"hh,u t nIian ann
I Ai1,er, la, nd Id.g,d c,yr,,lI,.
Sam BERNARD continues nj tho Cas,po
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l"i'f" mas already appeared a. IW'.
glorious dream II afNluence m New York
CITY NOR" than thr"" hundred times For
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En,,J :, 81. 80 ,'f, .,,.,.,... ,,,' 80
hands
Kitty Gordon seems 80 hJv" found an
answer to the tile Of har staring yehiCl,
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~ show girls and IN" pr"S"n'" ~ sixty
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International tup. h" Rall"' "f N
agarA and III" Far hquhk" The
Indian ballet With - Niagara talls rack
ground - on" ~ III" feat Ir"~ ~ tho wear :
show III" CIRCUS - undoubtedly h" hest
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a mn ran ali summer A. tue Cas,nn
Theatre The company - said To- 10
stronger nos for leo Harrison and
barney BERNARD have h~en added g. the
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Gus Edwards will reveal himself ~ his
Hal lem iriend- whom he appear at m"
hsad ~ hi Song Revue ~ 'he ilhamhra
thIs wseA Clayton WHIT" and Marie
stuart will pro- ont their playlS' 'CNerie 20
IN which Misc stuart will wcar some
mARnido~ni Ro~ns and III Hawthorne
will render some clever numbers which
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20

FOR sALE-one 50.H. +. Dodge friction
clutch. Good as new. Apply to G. W, hcMih
Ian a Son. t15tl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Properties for Sale
AT
The D. A, Perry Real Estate Agency

No. 1873 Fifty.three acres Of land and good
comfortable buildings. Land lies me ana u
well divided Good sugar orchard Three hun
drcd dollars worth Of fruit sold IN season
arm cuts thirty FIVE tons Of hay. Located on
good road, only four and one han miles from
Harfc city. two and oDe-hat miles 10 Plain
i2stf
No. 1884 For ssle--i5s acres Of land % til
lage, balance pasture and woodland. Zig lot
nf wood. Land nearly leveis free from stone
and lodges, fenccs hne. Good sugar and apple
orchard. Farm win cut . tons hay and Keep
q COWS and team. two houses in good repair
Running water. Rural froc delivery leie-
phone. Two and one half miles 60 railroad
property 12ltf
No, Jos. For sale or exchange--0i acres Of
Land 40 acres tillaRe very productive Good
tons hay besides ensilage and other crops. viii
keep p cows and team. Large 20 10 basement
barn good silo. inc water system that cost
$1,000. Eleyen-room house In good condition.
Two miles from railroad. Price, ss5O0; or would
exchange Tor HARE city property lfttf
No 10. 10 acres of land IN town Of 1900 pop
ulatton three and one half miles from railroad,
Fifty acres a tinnge, nearly level and free
Nlll keep 20 cows and team, Good hasemeut
barn. two silQs. Good large house IN fine re-
pair Rural free delivery and telephone. Hwy
farm, stock and tools for $500. i2iu
No. 1856. For sale-Good six-room house with
small barn. House has electric lights. Two
acres 81 nice land with finc lot Of apples and
small fruit IN abundance. Only five minutes
walk to most 0f the stoneSheds and ten minutes
10 railroad station ia narre city, Price only
l2itf
We can also dispose Of your real estate. farm,
stuck and tools. merchandise and furniture At
public auction. satisfaction guaranteed in this
and all our other business transactions. lxtu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20

emergency. missed him for some time,
and when asked about him was
grieved to learn that he bad left the
priesthood Meeting him one day | ex-
pressed my surprise and regret that ne
should have left field for which he was
so well fitted and where he was doing
so much good.
"Thoughfully he gazed into space for
moment, and then. with clear, level
look into my eyes, he said;
~'Senora. it is not given slave to
have a soul My peple must be freed
before they viii have need Of priests.
Certain it is that he went fearless
ly about the masters work, as he saw
It, for only three months later learned
that he was political prisoner II
sim alive, which is unlikely after eight
years, he Is rotting alive in the prison
of San Juan de Ulloa'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
Man Taken from Burning House.

The members Of the W. II. II. Slack
steamer and hose company Of Spring
field called out early yesterday morning
in response to an alarm rng in for a
blaze in the two.tenement house owned
BY Mrs. Mary A. Whitney on Park
street and occupied BY L. n. Longe,
c c. Scales and f o spaulding.
F. o. Spaulding, who was eonyaleseing
from a recent illness caused by having
bis left leg cut of, was carried out by
two men and taken TO the home Of II.
D. SpaiTord It Is probable that the fire
caught by rats gnawing matches in an
old box Of rubbish IN one corner Of
the shed. The loss did not exceed $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
Excursion and Boat Ride.

There win be an excursion and boat
ride from Barre and Montpelier to Ansa-
bic cnasm aud return, Tuesday, Aug, %,
via Burlington Round.trip tickets will
be sold ut the following reduced fares,
which includes the rail ride to Burlng
ton, steamer to Port Kent, the ride to
Ausable efasm, also admission to the
ehasm. Fare for round trip Sl.75. No
children's tickets will be sold Special
trains will run to Burlington and return
to connect with steamer Chateaugay,
leaving Barre at 740 a. m. and Mont
prlier at s a. m, arriving at Burlington
at 1885, Steamer leaves at 9i45 and
arrives at TT. Kent at l0.40, Ausable
chasm at ll:l5. Returning, leave An
sable chasm at 3.l5 and Burlington ait
4.30. Tickets good only for continuous
passage on special train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
Students Of Aviation schools Make Mon


Aviation pupils possess one large adj
vantage over students Of other institu-
tions in that after a few weeks. and
rarely longer than a few months. Of
study, they are prepared to earn money
for themselves BY fulfilling contracts for
exhibition flights arranged for BY the
faculty OF their school An illustra-
ton Of this make -money-quick ability
with which the aviation school graduate
is endowed, was given at the Indian
apolis state fair recently, when group
Of Weights pupils gave series Of sue
eessful flights executing a contract that
netted the Wright company $4,000 The
students share Of the prize money is
necessarily large BY reason Of the dam
ger he braves and IN this instance all
the pupils received their first pay from
funds which they earned iy their lights.
The physical assets Of the Wright
school Of aviation at Dayton, lack ali
Of the architectural adornment Of other
institutions Of learning There are no
study halls, recitation rooms, gymna.
siums, science halls, Libraries or other
departments Of a modern school OF learn
ing. Aside from the professors the pupils
and the machines, the study hall Is all
there is to this school. The student
baH is nothing but broad field, bar
rem Of everything but vegetation, to
which other broad fields may be added
from time to time, for the navigation
Of the airships.
At aviation schools there need be no
athletic grounds wherein the students
may disport themselves after hours Of
close application to study The study
itself is sufficiently exhilarating and
thrilling to dispense with the necessity
Of furnishing exercise Of an athletic ma
tire to the pupil With the sky as a
playground, the pupil frowns upon the
pleasures 81 the earth, and plays while
he works. From Teaching the Science
Of Flying BY Richard Gull, in Teehni.
cal World Magazine for September,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
Saturday, August 20, 1910
At 2 O'clock in the Afternoon

on the premises where ! now live, on
the east hin in Barre, VT, and known
az the Henry Paine or Holmes farm. sit.
uated only two miles from Barre City
and one mile from the Cobble Hin cream
cry, the following Twelve fancy cows,
all young and good size, commencing 70
come in this month and an Of them will
be fresh soon and ia the early fall
am not afraid 70 say that ! have one Of
the best herds Of COWS in Washington
county. fine mixers and good. healthy,
hearty bunch that would not be sold at
any price, only for the above reason.
Also full blood 3-year.old Holstein
bull spring calves, 2 brood sows due
to farrow this fan and about 10 tons
OF oat straw.
Terms at sale.
PAUL PERSONS. Owner.
G. F. SMITH. Auctioneer, with the
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
ono Need for Priests In Mexicol"

The August American Magazine con-
tains a very remarkable article by Mrs.
Dorothy Johns, who writes Of her ex-
perience in Mexico City, where for twelve
years she followed the profession Of
a trained nurse The following is one
scrbes;
"a young priest whom I met frequent
" in my work, and Of whose integrity
am satisfied gave me most conYine-
ing proof that his people are slaves.
It was not so much what he said as
what he did, or rather what was done
to him for what he did. ] knew he
was most deyeut, and his people loved
him dearly and called on him in every
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20

For Convention to Be Held in Rutland
Soon.

For Convention to Be Held in Rutland
Soon.
Rutland, Aug. 2O.A preliminary pro.
gram has been issued, outlining the
plans for the convention Of toe Vermont
knights Of Pythias in this city, August
27 to 81 Here is the daily routinei-
Saturday, August ~.
Arrival at camp The day will be Civ
en- up to making camp and receiving the
companies and men as they come in. All
trains win be met by a reception com.
mittee.
Sunday, August %.
Camp routine Desultory amusements,
Boating, bathing, etc. Band concert.
Monday, August %.
Camp routine. An effort win be made
to hold a baseball game between cham.
pion teams Of the various companies.
Tennis, fishing boating, bathing In the
evening officers meetings. which win be
followed BY reception for al who are
in camp. Refreshments.
Tuesday, August 80, "The Big Day
a. M.-Camp routine. Short session
Of grand lodge in Rutland, to be fol.
lowed by an opportunity to inspect the
camp at Lake Bomoseen, the marble in
dustry, the big quarri1s a. West Rut-
land and other points Of interest.
P. NJ Immediately after the noon
mess the companies win be formed and
transported 70 Rutland from their camp
at the lake. The parade win form on
Center street. and, after marching
through the principal streets, viii be re-
viewed on West street BY the grand
chancellor and visiting officers. After
the parade there win be another chance
70 look around the city. After this an
excursion viii be made to the lake and
q reception win be held. Dancing viii
follow at the pavilion.
Wednesday, August 81
Grand lodge sessions Pythian Sisters
session.
Evening Ceremonial session Of the
ID. o. X. X. Grand street pageant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
BARGAINS in the F. B. Cate Real
Estate Agency, Barre, VT.

Farm contains e5 acres, three miles from
Marshheld village. VIII keep ten cows and
team. Sugar place of five or six hundred trees.
mo taoisl FIFTY thousand feet Of soft timber.
Good pasture The farm win cut this season
twenty tons Of hay There are three acres of
oats, two acres Of corn, two acres Of huckwheat,
one acre Of potatoes and good garden That
win 10 with the place II sold before hay is cut
Price, $1,000. wa sell personal properly at APP
praisai. 9ltf
Inquire at the r. b. Cate ofiee. The Office is
open evenings.
Bolster Block Barre, VT
Telephone 1877 NJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
strnck a Rich Mine.

S. w. Bends Of Coal City, Ala, says
he struck perfect mine Of health IN
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, for they cured
him 81 liver and kidney trouble, after
II years OF suffering. They are the
hest pills on earth for constipation, ma
laria, headache, dyspepsia, debility. 25c
at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
Big Auction Sale
or
Personal Property
/ will sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder on
Thursday, Aug. rs, 1910
at 10 O'clock in the Forenoon,

on the premises in Berlin, VT, known
as the Denny farm. situated two miles
from Montpelier. the following described
personal property, to wit: 40 COWS, all
young and good size, part 81 them will
he fresh this fall aud the balance IN
the early spring. This Is as fine a herd
Of cows as you could find in weeks
travel; 3 tw0-yearoid grade Holstein
heifers. ! full blood IS months old Hol-
stein buli. ! full blood two year-old Ayr
shire bull, A brood sows. some Of them
have pigs BY their side. the balance to
farrow III the early fall, ! White Chester
boar. ! Poland China boar IS si0ats
weighing about $50 pounds each, 25
smaller shoats, yoke six-vear-old H0l-
stein oxen, weight about $500 pounds,
well matched and one Of the best work.
ing teams ia the state, | yearling mule
J ST Bernard dog, some genuine full
blood Plymouth Rock hens and roosters
Farming tools: corn harvester. Ross
ensilage cutter ! horse rake, ] manure
spreadef, four-row spayer, l new top
buggy. | gasoline stove. lot Of small
tools and many articles not mentioned.
This Is fine lot Of stock and tools
and All viii be sold to tie highest bidder
without reserve or limit Sale positive
/ viii meet with al automobile all
trains on the day Of sale to carry out
Of town parties to and from the sale
Free lunch at noon, Terms at time OF
sale.
w. II. FARRAR, Owner
&. F. SMITH Auctioneer, with the D.
a. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20

making four al per cent. for the fiscal
year ending July 81, 1910, payable to
the treasurer Of the company on or be-
fore September /, al the home office in
Wood Block. No. 81 North Main street,
city al Barre, VT.
r. @. Robinson, Sec'y.