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APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished anu Unfurnished.
a. f. FOX COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED 1876.
18th AT NEW YORK AVE
HEATED APARTMENTs.

HEATED APARTMENTS
THE NEWPORT 2l64 FLA. AVE.
rooms and bath-.----.....s2S0 %, $3.50, 500 %
rooms and batlI-----------S3 30. $50. s5o-tl
THE MANSFIELD" 1870 NJ ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath ------------ : So %. 50 %
The LANIER," 1749 LANIER PLA-
rooms and bath-----.......---.-S 30. $3.50
rooms and bath-..---..-...--..-s5 $3.50. S37-59
THE La CORONA" 425 NJ ST. \. W.
rooms and bath..........ss5 q. $50, S2o-so
THE SUFFOLK" 1857 IRVING ST
rooms and bath----..---.-----.----. $50
THE ALLENEIURST," 1906 COL RID.
rooms and bath So. %, $3.50 S26 90, $3.50
THE KENYON" 1872 KENYON ST
rooms and path ----------------.----.-. S1''vS
HOUSES ALL SECTIONS
f4ff r. l. ave, II rT4c Cor. st1or, o. SIS. 80
r. b. SO 01I I7f2 Kali rd-. Or b. p %
1870 Cor St. 12r, b s5 col So I St. ST., b. = 80
90 II St. Tor. b. 2553 il06 Va ave. n b. $50
FLATS.
i22s5z y. z. uG D X. E.
or D--------- 81 GSi OF. -
eos 18th s E. % Sc. 5r.b.. ao.so
Izl53z D n E. iSis 7th \. ".
los 18th \. s.ir Is So 81 81 D. i''''
HOUSES -COLORED.
go L NV. 6r b. Ss550iSs5 SIN y z. sr $3.50
$50 church St. 1915 Madison. ST. 1880
II ------------- IT.50I
OFFICE ROOMS.
metropolitan Bank Bldg. s13 18th " W
WARE HOUSES.
Rear 80 Izs,, -
CALL FOR OUR COMPLETE LIST.
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY.
FOR RENT
2S1 SHERMAN AVE
Relt reduCed-F nice rooms and hath
Open Plumbing.
Is1 HooF' sls-S; second floor, s205.
MOORE x HILL. NC. 1szz c. g.
FOR RENT
TENNESSEE AVE. y. F.. NEAR ?
not far from Lincoln Park.
EcuE rooms D1TChes. front and rgar
yards Reduced % $3.50.
MOORE 3 HILL NC, 1875 G St
FOR REM
sos FLORIDA AVE. y. W.
Five rooms. tiisd bath. good yard,
rear porch. 5000. near cars
MOORE & HILL INC. 1zaz C St.
s. & b. a m T. on 2 81. y. E..--...S SIS %
81 & b.; a. m g.. on 81. y. F.. Is %
~ & D. a. IN a. or 9Th Sc. y. w 100
% q o and cafe. on = - y. W. $500
store & r. on 9Th 81. y w. sG 81
Sr & b. On 10Th st. S E.........-...... Is n
w l.. WILKINSON,
633 Z St. \. ".
sTEAs-HEATED zPARrMENT of a.
rooms; furnished complete for housel1eep.uE-
adults BOX 81. Times office
IHREE-ROOM FLAT. completely furnished
Tor light bookkeeping: terms reasonable
Is0f Riggs u.
-EdE MELTON. fth and y / ave n "
Elevator and telephone exchange.
n and D. SZ5-59- - and b.. S5.Je Corner
Or and b.. S1- So Or and b. $50
SAM L " CCCEEELI- So. y y "
FLAT far desirable c1Iored family 1 bean
titul- paF~red rooms and modern bath
The Orlando a. 18th st y w C5Irr7-
bia Heights See 1dIiCCr IN 30. - D ID
THOMPSON & CO Izz5 ST " W
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FOR STORES

CDNFECTTONE EtG and school supply store
surrounded by schools f0- sale cheap with
living rooms cheap rent BOX O.. Times
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to LOAN on REAL ESTATE

An NET TO LOAN on approved city rea.
estate az lowest current rates SPECIAL r=5r-
Eeses wiki respect 10 prior p1ynencs- Large
amounts specially IEL E& * RUTH ~
FORD. 7So 10Th s.. =. ".
MONEY ~ LOAN ON u - tsE-AL- r-s rA-rE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments O.
principal IN amounts Of 500 q more re-
Ce1yed any interest period me = Il
SMITH co. Sond Bids. l49S y. /. avs.
MONEY TO LCAN-S258 70 S5og0e0 % y c
real estate Interest lOw. and AL trana-
actions conducted with economical S9assaS.A-
I.cn for borrowers
W&- II SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 ST
MONEY To LOAN At LOWEST RATES or
INTEREST On D. c Real Estate ~ IN
reasonable Celay-
WALTER II. ACKER
> ST. y. ".
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THOMAS BOWLING < CO. AuctioneeTs-
TRUSTEES SALE or TwO-sTORY PEB-
ELE-DASH FRAME BUILDING con
TANNING APARTMENTS AND BARBER
SHOP KNOWN As No 5o4 NICHOLS
AVENUE. ASACOSTIA, d c
Default having been made IN payment or
interest on de1t secured BY that certain deed
OF trust dated February 18th lgls. and re-
corded IN Liber No &l39, at fOhO 80 e seq
one OF Lhe Land Records for the District
OF Columbia. the undersigned trustees VIII
offeT for sale ~ pebble auction on saturday
the Third Day CT September. 1910. AZ Two
Thomas Bowling * Company, No elZ r
Street. y W. Washington. D c. the foi-
lowing described real estate situate IN the
County OF Washington, District OF Col UIDbid
ID OF The subdivision % the Barry Farm
as per plat thereof recorded In Book Levy
Court No . page = Of tire records OF the
Surveyors Office OF said District Beginning
from the southeast corner OF said lot one
GJs thence nrrtl-r thiTty-three ESQ feet
thence parable with the northern boundary
line OF said lot. I'VE hundred and twenty
scurherly or the east line o. said NICHOLS
Avenue thirry-three ts5} feet thence parallel
VIII the northern boundary line Of said lot
i've hundred and twenty eight f5-sf tect 70
the place q beginning. together with the
improvements thereon above
TERMS OF SALE--Oue--hird OF the pET-
chase money 20 be paid IN cash; the balance
10 be paid IN equal instruments at one ana
tvCo years bearing interest At SIX per cent
from day Of sale and 10 be secured By deed
o. trust On The property Sold OF al cash -
dollars required at time Of sale. which VIII
be forfeited unless purchaser complies Win
terms Of sale within fifteen days thereafter
BENJAMIN P. LEIGHTON,
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS
Trustees
Address.-CoIumblan Building
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R R
LEAVE UNION STATION.
L. : - - : -

ROYAL Blue LIN
Every other H9sE or t..s Cd How
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
-T-o0 a. m--Dine-. Pullman Far-OE Car.
$3.50 a m--5-nour train Gaze E2rl-r Car
z--ue g. ru--Cafe par-Jr Car
100 a rn-Dtrs- ana Pullman Par-C- car
500 D. m--Liuer and Pullman Ea-lor Car
80 p m--.'80yal Limited All Pullman.
Flve-hCur-
taco p rn--Caaches 70 Phil1Eel7hia-
$50 ,. m-CiueT AID CtEeTTatl0l P1TiOT
$50 D. rn-Coaches 70 New York
-I-.I5 y T--S-eeDsrs ID New York
80 q ra--S-eepers % PEllzea-p dLa AID SsE
ATLANTIC CITY. f7-o. -s.oo. fu-o3 a n.
f1-C5. 100 p IL
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
week Days. IA 20 II p m
80 E5-65 56-s1. 100 80. $50 $50 40
@G-la sIg-0T- -I1-lo n. -lZ-tJ noon r1z-05.
= .06 AIS. Fz-o0. zoe. +5-zl. 1S-31 fs-60.
44s5 ste -5-l5. 80. f6o0. $50, zee. SEA.
4s-09 'IG-l0 'I0-s5. sI-50. 'l--l5. y 7
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. -. $50 p n
CI%CI%NATL ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE. SIC a N, +4-e5 P n. -I2.l0 night
s1g.25 night Sleeper ready. = ,.
CI.EE EL-AND- -4-l0 . n
COLUMBUS. $50 ? u-
WHEELING $40 a H. $50 p n
CUMBERLAND, -S-i5 ? n, Queen CITY
sP WSSI-SSicHEsrER. 1910 a H.. fi.cs. f5:os
P FREDERICK ri $50. 1910, $50 a m, =.sa.
"a 4sJS,c;FFsTOVS. 1910 a m. $500 ,. m
-DsfIv. 4Except sunday sunday only
--FT EPs4ONES at all OF the following
Ticket Offces- 14-s c s. Tel Main 49,; slS
StaI5o1 ticket Offce- Main $50; Infor11a-
r--r- Bureau. Main faNa-
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SEAROARD Alp LINE M.

49, "a m Gailv-'-S e1Do4r1 1a-st Nail
- .-r7rf-as and PCliUlEl s.ee1grs %
s- ~ ard Jacksonville Parior car Jack
ec-,i-Tc 10 Tampa through SLEEPER %
$3.50 DINING car
n daiIv---Seo5 board Express cleo
..-,f- r5.-5tet sIeeDrrs and C5seTyariol car
-Tll----- 97,-f-r electric fans Through ser
elo-'t ss,----,rar- Jacksonville. Tampa Al
80 49, - birmingham, azd Memphis Dining
cars -.-e ~ y,-1- a.. - Y
= = HARDWOOD. C 7. A
Gro z PHILLIPS. D. p y
. Eo~tsr-c--.r
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT
LARGE. LIGHT SECOND STORY ROOM.
Ifes--6 ITE STREET y W
Suitable so- Hight uanufactu-inE, 2ooi hail
PHOTOGRAPH gallery. etc.
Apply se- key a.
SANITARY GROCERY CO. Inc.
1875 7-h 81 y W
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PHYSICIANS
DIR SHADE, Specialist, 72S 18th St.

DR. SHADE, Specialist, I20 18Th 81.
washington's Oldest Specialist
g years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases: also stomach. lungs. asth-
ma catarrh appendicitis, liver. heart. Kid
neys. bladder, structure. discharges. general
debility and special weakness blood and
skin diseases. Special and private ailments
OF both sexes cured quickly. Consultation
free Hours. 10 TO and 70 $50 daily:
Sundays, 10 to Il Chandler Building. Eleva-
tor and phone
YOUR BACK. YOUR LEGS. YOUR ARMS.
any incurabIe SCALED aiireeut- II you
are out Of order. why not BE RE- AIRED
Enforced restoring the-klood Ilfcul atlpil
VIII make you as good as new Come and
learn what il VIII DO for YOU ClRCOLABS,
INFORMATION and CONSS la los
FREE PROF 81 y d PARKER. 1e22 9Th
st y. W, Washington. d @
DISEAsES OF THE HEART. CATARRH.
CONSTIPATION. WEAK LUNGS. and all
sTHERAPY DrugIess and 1on-surg1caI- call
or write for booklet 81 lamont 81 y. W.
WALL PAPER
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up; call or send pos
tai O. W HUH. 22l St X z
GIVE Us A TRIAL before having your
rooms papered5 great reduction for next 50
days estimates cheerfuIly given v. H
MARTIN & BRO, III y. {. ave. S Z.
Phone L lzs6-
LATEST DEsIGNS5 large rooms pspered. .;
drop postal II z REYNOLDS. 2l5 F st EW.
SEE NE before having your house paDe-ed-
Rooms papered from 8 up RICHARD
CARLISLE - New York ave Phone North
2sz1-
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up send postal for
samples and estimate CfIAS- R. HXSAN,
II3 Sd st. s. E Line 20 n
ROOMS PAPERED. s. I'd. Wall paper. &C,
e, and sc a piece Work guaranteed Le
PREUN. ST 2 st y " Phone North 5iSl.
PAPERHANGIs-G AND PAINTING.
F-Irst-class work at lowest prices
; P BOWEN. 10 9Th st $ E Line IS 7.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
n Seal, ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. Gil L ST. ~.
y. PHONE y. SO z.
LOAN COMPANIES
DO YOU EVER NEED
MONEY IN A HURRY
Could you use II 10 advantage al low rate7
How much do you want right now7
WE LOAN MONEY TO ALL.
SO and UPWARD.
No Publicity
We take your promise to pay Our plan
enables YOU 70 borrow your own guaran-
tee save time and worry because there
are no Endorsements no references no Is
ignmeuts. no pledges
AMERICAN LOAN CO.,
Second Floor Front Phone Main S012-
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY-

e.--s.zr.,a ~ Excursion Trains u and from
C-HESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY J. 1910
subject 20 Change Without Notice
zr-(DaTS TO FRIDAYS. INCLUSIVE
1s5fn- leave District Line at 80 and HIS
M go. $50. 7-s5, and S.-s p n
ze-ss--sre leave the Beach AZ $50 4 II
- 200 zoe sea. and'I p
SATURDAYS
r-,srv leave District Line at 9-25 and 100
. - s-0p SEQ, 80 IS and e-I5 D n
RECURRING leave the Beach a. 5-s5 a n.
10 va. SEQ. SOC. see ard l9-h p m
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going leave District Line At 50 and 1I-03
goo SEQ $50. 80 and S-45 p n
Retu-uing- .eaye me Seae3 e - a ia-s
---'S- PAUL Y WATERS.
Cc1eral Manager.
- >-.-- York ave. car for District Lins
go - For additional Information. Tels-
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FOR SALE-TWo 3-stOry buildings. 6 apart
TueuJs, rooms and bath eacGs Goa and
Eas ranges. cabinet maurels. Away ren-ed
ILLS per yea, need money. Vii sacrifice
tor $1,000 Il per cent Festuleur- II yo1
want this taxi quick Call a1Ier p Il. 0r
address
JOHN d BRAGUNIEE. 81 Il ST X z
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FOR SALE-I1-4 acres Groom bo.za IN
hrst-clsss condition. chicken house and
stable 50 fruit trees, all bearing. lois %
S.lai- fruit block from electric cars in
Maryland Price, Sl,6oo.
Z T SHEA
Room "a, oxford Bldg. Telephone II. ssa7
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VILLA SITES. cent per foot on q. r &
o. D II r. at ChesJerbrook. "a. hIza
eievatlons sod water cheap fare 10 min
utes car service 70 city only > sites Lent
small payments apply CEES rERBKOoh
LAND 20. d. p. DIVINE Mgr
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s. ..0O-NEAR WEST FALLS CHURCH. -
acres ala kinds fruit, strawberries s-r1res-
beautiful View $50 down. easy r-i,-r,--,fz,
money loaned &c build BOX - Tins 0---Cs
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SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS
Win natural shade. within sals s,55.s-o ~
loi1 STREET Just north q --Are-!.sr'
Zach having 80 fooc frontage on a wide
avenue Water sewer. Eas- and concrete
-SiceU AXIS Accessible u the I4th street
Inc
ROBERT E HEATER,
s1z-sls COLORADO Building
Phone Main ll55-Ie55-
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FOR SALES acres. new 6-rOy-r house. IL
miles from steam and electric railroad one
mile from Washington ard EzLtIrn4rs
boulevard. = miles from Washington. price
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WANTED-HOUSES

A GOVERNMENT CLERK wants house Of
= 20 rooms al monthly rent o. SIS 20 80
suburbs preferred. AMERICAN LAND CO,
FI1 TEtn 81 n W
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Address.-ColumD.an Building
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

GET OUR ESTIMATE EbsOluJciy ire
proof Elo-4Eg-- moving packing UNITED
STATES Storage CO, E1s-2s zgsh - ".
lfzt- fGZ9
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OfOOres AddItlclJ
Va

CLARENDON w
; minutes fIOra AqUedUct BriGEe via Fails
Church Electric Railway, IS minutes 70 ITrh
ST and Pa ave Original shade trees
Lots 500 each $ cash and - Der month
80 Interest. No Taxes
We viii bui,d nome 20 suit you on
monthly payments.
2 " DAVIDSON. AGENT
Residence Clarendon. "a RovsIvn "a
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TWO large lots $50 each; S c1sb- $ M
sSth p-- y E. IL blocks Z s. cars V77s.1
paid VIII bVild house Tor refined co o-s.t
family 9 L :, as 81 y ". owner.
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FOR RENT-Sept- I. Groom houses AZ
y IlscOn- Va. SO per month each de-
sirzbIy located near electric cars JULIAN
p BALDWIN. Ballston. Va
ZOC3 Sd ST Nj ECETNGTON-Sevrn-r
cottage. cellar. SO mOnth- Phone North Ia
FOR RENT-Ns= 6-roon cottage. ons ca
<a-e. line 617 Isrh
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AUCTION SALES

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL SALE on
OK THURSDAY, SEPT IST, AT THE
Greater Washington Auction Co.
SaleSTOOmS,
AT 10 A N Of q large collection Of fne
desirable furniture. being the contents q an
uptown residence All viii 20 regardless Of
price Come early and get your choice
d. NOTES, AuCuOneeT,
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FOR SALE LARGE LOTS Sl-4 EACH :
CASH $ mo- 4Sth pl- y r. IL bIecSs Il
81 cars When paid Vii BUILD HOUSE; Fr,-
refined co.Cred family. < l. s. as - y
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C-HESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

GRO L PHILLIPS. d 2 y
- @ =. 4. IcrLs-.c..l. =
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FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE

FOR SALE-At -epltal Heights. lots o..
VIII exchange fo- horses Apply al ga
DEIRA APT EJTSE. 30. ]. 117 I'D 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The W0odmen viii hold a public dance
lin Howland hall Monday, July 4, with
Bruces orchestra. Admission, soc for
gents ladies l0c.
Robert Smith and Bernard Lee, who
have been passing a few days at the
home of the former ii Hardwick, re-
turned 10 this city yesterday.
Mrs Joseph Roy, who was called here
by the death OF William LaCasse. re-
turned yesterday to ner home in ST.
Armand Que.
Irving R. Byeraft went yesterday to
his home in Fairfield where he expects
to spend a short vacation.
Mrs. David Mercer and Mrs. Z. T..
Williams left the city to-day for Old
Orchard, Me., where they vii enjoy an
outing of several weeks.
Better service ait no higher price.
Miers' sanitary barber shop.
Champion quoting match. game for
the Monroe challenge cup between the
Clan Gordon, No, 10, of Hartford. Conn.
land Clan Gordon. No Il, Of Barre. will
be played at the Barre City quoting
grounds near Straitons shed. July Il
Game called at 10 a. m Admission 25c.
Members free.
Major II NJ. Smonson Of Hartford
Conn. viii conduct the service at the
Salvation Army next Sunday at and 8
lip. m. He will conduct the open.air
services and all are cordially invited
to attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-01
aoth ANNUAL MEETING
OF Orange County Association Of Con-
gregaticnsl churehes.

Chslses Inly 1.-THE seth annual
meeting 81 the Orange County assoeia.
gion of Congregational churches was held
here Thursday and Friday June 70 and
a. Originally the association included
.all the Congregational churches In the
county, but a few years since the church
at Orange withdrew and joined the
Washington County association and
within the ast year eight other churches
alon4 the east side Of the county have
withdrawn TO unite with churches in
New Hampshire for the purpose Of form
ing new association There are now
In the Orange County association. four
teen churches, al Of which were represent
ed at this meeting, by pastor or dele
gate. except Tunbridge and Braintree
Thursdays session was opened with
d devotional meeting Tea by Rev Robert
Clark Of Randolph Center. after which
tie moderator. j r. Stone Of Williams
town, appointed the necessary commit
tees and Rev. John A. Lawrence gave
the address of welcome and the response
was made by Rev. C. b. Atwood Of
STAFFORD, In the afternoon session, Rev
ID Fl. Strong OF Williamstown read
report 81 the churches Of the associa
tion, covering the past year. which was
followed BY reports from various com
mittees and officers Rev John A. Law.
renee gave an address on The Congre.
gational Bond; Rev. D. II. Strong fol
lowed. speaking on the suhjeos Of the
Eaymens Missionary Movement and T..
w. Tewksbury of Randolph spoke on the
subject of "Ihe Brotherhood" Durina
the afternoon the ladies held need
ing at which they discussed al length
their missionary interests when ii was
decided that their organization ought
and must be maintained.
IN the evening O praise service led
by Deacon w S. Hatch was held which
was followed by a discussion Of the
Problems Of the Country Church. un-
der four heads as follows: Neglected
Districts" by H. @. Ward Of Brook
field "0vercmrched Communities" bv
Rev. A. L. Dutton Of Post Mills; THE
Church al a Social Center BY Rev MI
II Looloian az Nershire; "Thp relation
Of Strong Church to It's Weaker Neigh.
bors" by Rev. Fraser Metzger of Ran
dolph. This discussion was followed by
an address on the subject Of "The on.
porlunities Of Country Church" bv Rev.
C. 3. Atwood Of StraFord After all
the business had been completed the
meeting concluded with the sacrament
Of the Lords supper.
The next years netting will be held
at Randolph Center with Deacon George
X. sprague Of Brookfeld chairman. and
Rev. A. L. Dutton Of Post Mills as
preacher. Rev. G. B. Atwood Of straf-
ford was appointed delegate to the na-
tionaI councils with Deacon II. B. Cum
mings Of Straford as alternate. Rev
Fraser Metzger and r. w. Tewksbury
Of Randolph were nominated for cor
porate membership Of the American
board, which board win choose one Of
the two names.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-01
At the Republican Caucus in
Barre This Evening
TWO CANDIDATES IN EACH
]. Ward Carver and Z. r. Davis Are
Candidates for States Attorney,
and Richard A. Hoar and John
W. Gordon for Senator.

It is expected there will be two con-
tests in the caucus Of Republicans at
the opera house this evening, one over
whether the twenty one delegates from
Barre to the county convention shall
support J. Ward Carver or Earl r. Da-
Wis for states attorney, and the other
one the choice OF Barre for senator, John
W. Gordon and Richard A. Hoar being
the contestants
There will be but one list Of delegates
to vote on, but the caucus will be asked
to express its preferences on the candi-
dates named above. There has been
some talk that both William Wishart
and N. M. Gordon might try for the
states attofneyship, but both gentlemen
have stated that they were not going
into the caucus. The list Of delegates
to be chosen was selected at a joint
meeting Of the different candidates, ana
is as follows:
Delegates Ionn Robins, Wilbur f..
Shepard, james McAdam, Thomas IA.
Cave, jr., Burt II Wells, William Eager,
Fred @ Fisher, Joseph sanguinetti, Har-
ry Patterson, Eugene G. Glysson, Frank
L. Small, X w. Morse, John T. Ayerll,
George Mcfarland, John Dillon, Alland
G. Fay, S. D. Allen, Ora E. Phnbrick,
Richard Grigg John B. Magnaghi, n. B.
Ballard
Alternates I. i. Scott, w. E. LazelI,
Homer Ladd, John L. Wallace, William
G- Reynolds, G. Fl kendriek, G. Il. Bug
bee. Charles G kenyon, Alex. Duncan,
II y, Reynolds, Douglass Barclay, James
Mckenzie, J. NJ. Vaughan. D. + Davis,
Il NJ, Andreani. Joe Calcagni, G. NJ. VIII
ley, William Inglis, Donald w. Smith,
Thomas Mercer. A. B. Curtis.
Barre expects to secure four of the
county officials tnis year, states attor-
ney state senator, probate Judge and
assistant Judge These latter two are
now held BY Il j. Martin and M. j.
Clapp, respectively, 81 this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-01
CHANGES AT ASYLUM.
Burned Portion Reconstructed In First
Class Shape.

Waterbury, July 1.-The reconstruct
ing period at the Vermont state hoa.
pital for the insane is over and in the
past two days the patients have been
removed TO their quarters, which have
been rebuilt since the fire. These wards
which We're burned just before Christ
mas accommodated Il2 men and, with
only few changes, the same ones are
back. No accidents have arisen from
the complications and it is a matter Of
oongratulation that these patients have
been moved housed and moved back
again without any serious trouble.
This part Of the building, as recon.
structed, is the same ia general plan
as that which was burned, except that
1t is more modern. It viii be remem-
bered that the insurance money Of nearly
$1,000 was turned at once into the
state treasury. The carpenters work mas
been done largely by the regular EN-.
ployees Of the hospital and the financial
part has been met entirely from the an
nual appropriation. Much credit is due
Superintendent DR.. D. D. Grout and his
able assistants for the way IN which
the inconveniences arising from the fire
have been handled.
Since DR.. Grout took the superintend
ency, porches have been built on six.
teen of the wards, two Of these having
two each. This leaves only the tuber.
eular and criminal wards without
porches. The porehes have done more
than any other thing to make life at
the institution livahle Six Of them
are 6s feet long and u feet wide, while
all are built 10 conform to the general
plans Of the building.
The total number of patients at the
hospital now numbers sol Of whom 2Ss
are men. For the past three months
IS patients have been admitted and Il
discharged. The supervisors have just
made their regular visit and discharged
FIVE. The death rate Is smaller than The
average hospital Of iis kind and every
thing about the institution bespeaks a
good word for the management.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-01
INJURED MAN FOUND
BESIDE THE TRACK
He Rallied Before He Died and Said
His Name Was Bunker and That
His Home Was In Dexter,
Maine

BrattIeboro, July |. The crew of a
southbound freight On she 3ostou a.
Maine found a gruesame objecr near the
station OF Grout early last evening, 8
man with both legs cut off. He was
taken aboard and hurried to the Me-
mortal hospital here but died just as
be was being carried into the institu-
tloa On the way to this village the
man ratified to ten a physician thar
his name was Bunker and his home
Dexter. Me,
Bunker, whose frst name 4 unknown,
was member u Il gang 81 inemen
employed by the Boston 4 Maine on tie
block signal system It1s supposed Flat
be was trying % hoail rartheound
freight when the accident happened.
Both legs and a portion of his aido-
men bad been severed and how long the
man had lain beside The track in this
pitiable condition is unknown.