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MINI.
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Notice % rarnausrs

Notice is hereby given that the alb.
traet Of the individual lists has been
filed in the assessors office and thar
the same viii be open for inspection 81
bhe taxpayers III said assessors office ii
The city hall, from the 25th day Of May
a. p 1910 at nine o'clock Ia the fore.
noon, 70 the first day Of June al d
1910, and durinig said time we wiz hear
ALL persons who feel agarieved who de-
sire 70 Be heard. and make all necessary
changes IN said abtrect
Dated q { City 81 Barre. Vermont, this
25th day Of May. a. D 1910
Martin Riley,
~ N. Andteaui.
James MeAdam
Assessors for the City Of Barre.
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DOING THEIR DUTY
Shores of Barre Readers Arc Learning The
Duty Of the Kidneys.

Stores Of Barre Readers Are Learning The
Duty Of the Kidneys.
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when they fail to DO This, the kidneys
are sick
Baekaehe and many kidney ills follows
lSnary troubles, diabetes.
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Barre people endorse our claim.
u II Hooker, i0l Prospect street
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praise. / suffered for long time from
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SOUTH RoYALToN.

Miss Lille Gleason Of ST. Johnsbury
academy was home for the holiday.
Mrs. William Pollock and mother spent
Friday with Mrs r. j Miller at Grotou
Pond
Roy Darling and Greedy Randall arc
apendiing few days with friends il
Barre.
David Henderson and John Hume went
20 Mortified TO spend The Memorial
holiday with friends.
Mrs Helen Batchelder Of Barre ana
Mrs w. Batchelder Of Plaindeld visited
friends here last week
Thomas and Samuel Henderson went
Friday 70 Barre is spend a few days
with friends il that city
Miss Annie Holmes Of New York City
is spending her summer vacation with
her sister Mrs WI D. Darling
Mrs. Ernest Kesnan and Master
Charles have gone to st. Jobnsbury foi
a two weeks visit with then parents.
" O. McAllister, teller in Merchants
National bank, Aisnchester, N. H.. ana
Master Wilbur are visiting Mrs. j. r.
AIcAlliater
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MONTPELIER



tended Yesterday.
The Memorial exercises yesterday were
exceedingly well attended the armory
being crowded when the program began.
Several organizations accompanied the
forty one veterans on the line 81 march,
which ended AZ the armory, whore sena
tor William r Dillingham; as orator 81
the day. gave a stirring address, There
was singing By the school children, q
drill selections by Che Montpelier Mill
tafy band and drum corps and the read.
ing of Lincoln's Gettysburg address,
while E. r. Joslyn, Hiram Pierce and
S. W Benjamin 81 the post participated
ii q memorial service
Montpelier Affiliate club was defeated
yesterday in q seven inning baseball
game with the employees Of the state
hospital at Waterbury, the score being
IN TO II. The game was played az
Waterbury.
Track practice viii be held every aft
ernoon from now on at the seminary,
as 4 track team 81 10 men win be put
ia the field to compete with the inter
seholastic athletes 81 the state when they
meet on the track Of the university Of
Vermont next week. Ia the team three
are particularly mentioned, Williams.
Tapliu and Stanton. who have won some
honors previously along this line,
Work on the Moody 4 Almon plant
is progressing satisfactorily and wiz be
pushed to completion this fall when the
company will be able 20 greatly extend
it's service Il now furnishes day power
in Montpelier. all the power used n theI
Mortified STONE sheds, as we'll AZ the
street and commercial lighting. G.. EI
Moody Of Waterbury and q IL Almon
of this city are the owners Of the
plant.
The annual Memorial day ball game
between the seminary and high school
resulted IN victory for The latter hy
The score Of ~ q The contest was
close. standing 81 the close Of the eighth
mUing 2 to Q IN favor Of the seminary
The high school team then rallied and
by excellent playing sneeeeded ID win
ming the game THE students celebrat
ed thcir victory by bonilres and gen
eral good time last evening,
The Y. NJ G. A directors are TO have
a meeting tonight 10 consider The Sc
curing of new physical director JOIN
3. Goss 81 Fal River Mass, Is the man
the directors have in mind for the place
and he viii be- present at to-nights
meeting 70 talk tbe matter over. h.
received his preliminary training at the
Mount Vernon school in Mortified |
Mass, and later was prominent ii atiilet
les in Colgate university His work
in The association has been IN Lynn |
Mass. where be has been assistant physi |
cal director. Others may Be considered |
later
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SOMETHING FOR HEADACHE

Nothing else, aside from money, is 50
universally sought Tor as cure for head
ache Headache powders are not safe
and they give only temporary relief in
capsule shaped pills called sherman's
Headache Rensdy and sold By druggists
and dealers at l0c and 25c are recon.
mended as the best headache cure.
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ASH ANp HEALIR % NnTHER ANn eHILn.

MRS. WIsaLowis SOOTHING svRUr has been
used for 0vsf SIXTY WARS By AuLIIONs 81
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
JEETHING with rERfReT SUCCESS II
SO0THIs exc CHILD s0ETENS the GUMS.
ALLAYa ali PAIN CURES WfND collie. aud
s. he best remedy Got DIARRHusA Il Is alb.
soiutely harmless. Re sure aud ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing syrup and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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caused Il WtakHcos
and broken down
condition Of the
system. / read SO
muellof Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
had done for other
suffering women 1
felt sure il would
help me, andI must
say it did help me
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uains an left me, /
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Montpelier ) Wen. River Railroad

Trains leave Barse FOR weiis River, conneos.
inf az that point With trains going both nerfh
md south. at 7e5 D. M. l2as ard 30s ,. N. The
1926 uain connects with main for Boston, and
north Tor Lisbon, I.ittieton. Fabyans and Lam
fRAter also with Montreal express, end tho as
nhd s05 uRins with Et. fohnshafy tfainA
Trains leave B8rre for Montpelier AZ T.15
ito5a n. tQ.aG 06. tIo ana $40 b n.
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KIectrle So Rallwar.

Cags leave squaxc n Barre FOR Mon tpeiier Al
IS minutes Of and Is minofaa past the hour.
Lave Montpelier for Barre ca me hour and
hall hour until 10 ?. m
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TRAVELLERS RAILWAY GUIDE
ceniral Yarmont RaIlwaY.

Trims leave Barre for White River junction
and Boston, and wav stations also Wiu5s0r
ARD Bellows FRlis ana E1w York at s,2s and
lbs a. M aud ii.5 p. n. Alec leave Bnfe for
Waite River Ianuti0n Bellows Fals, Spring.
held and New York &c 5.4b r. 70.
Trains leave Barre for Buriihgtoa St. Al
tsha Montreal and way sthtiona at as a M.
Ala. 8 AZ 3. VI. ana ~ a a.
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WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED
For Benefit Of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills

Minneapolis, MINI" / was q great
sufferer from female troubles which
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Montpelier Athlatic club was defeated
yesterday in q seven inning baseball
game with the employees Of the state
hospital at Waterbury, the score being
u 70 ~ The game was played az
MnInrhnrN-
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
ORANGE NOW IN TRIM
FOR THAT WAVERLY GAME

With both teams in fine shape and
anxious to win. the Orange and Wav-
erly teams should put up the best
game of the season in their exhibition
at Front and Union streets tomorrow.
The college men have had extra prac-
tice this week. although they have al
ready defeated Haddonfield and Ches-
ter. They are taking no chances and
are coming prepared. They have
nineteen men in the squad, sixteen of
which have practiced this week. Their
average weight is III pounds, which
will outweigh Orange, the locals aver
aging only 167 pounds.
The locals are in the best of shape,
all the cripples being ready for the
game. This means that McAleer and
Mcdaniel will be in Saturdays game.
Lineup:
Blaine, Wells, left end; (;
Snitcher, left tackle; Donahoe, left
guard; Tucker. centre; McAleer, Ray,
right tackle; Warburton, right guard I;
Southard. right end; Kyle, Joslyn,
quarterback; Heinler, Byrne, left half
back; Mcdaniel, right halfback; Pal
mer, fullback.
Waverly-Gerl5in, Jeffe-ies, left
end; Curran, Schaefer, left tackle
Decker, left guard; Ransom, centre
Comber, Redform, right tackle; Davis,
right guard; Hogan, Toy, right end ;
Fehling. quarterback; Warren, left
halfback; McClain, Morb, right half
back; II. Gerkin, fullback.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
TRI-STATE LEAGUE
PLANNING FOR 1911
WiIliamSpOrt Expects Berth
in the Organization
Again Next Year
CARPENTER BANS
BURLESQUE GAMES

Plans are under way in many Of
the Tri-State League cities for the
1911 season, and from present indica-
tions, Williamsport, despite announce
ments TO the contrary, will again be
member Of the Carpenter organiza-
ton. Efforts are being made there
to raise enough money to place the
club on a good financial basis
In Trenton, Lancaster. Reading. Al
toona and Johnstown the team back
ers are at work planning for the
opening of the 1911 pennant race, In
York, President Free is arranging to
hold a meeting of the directors for
the purpose Of selecting a manager.
During his recent trip through the
South, Mr.. Free signed two pitchers
for a try out next spring. Several ap-
plications have been received from
prospective leaders but, in all prob
ability. Curt Weigand will again be
given the call
President Carpenter has come for
ward with a statement in which he
says that the 1910 championship sea-
son of the league was not a success
/ financially because of Altoona's run
away. the Mountaineers clinching the
pennant in July. The deficit was
Offset to considerable degree
through the sale or draft of players
who were members Of the different
teams. however Carpenter stated
that In compiling the official aver.
ages for the year the games played
between Harrisburg and Altoona. viii.
Transport and Johnstown and Tren.
ton and Reading on September z, anc
that between Reading and Trenton
on September 6. were thrown out. Tn,
, president said that those contests,
when 5S, 40. 81 and 90 hits, respec
| lively were made. were farces anC
that he would not countenance an,
"burlesQue" on the national pastime
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
SPOOKS DELIGHT
AT ASSOCIATION HALL

Physical Director Meissiner is de-
termined to keep every one around
the Y. NJ. c. A. building at work this
winter. He has now sent out letters
announcing that, beginning about No
vember 1, there will be a two-man
bowling tourney instituted at the hall.
The contest will be finished some time
IN January, and the winners will re-
ceive prizes.
Every one who was present last
night was we'll repaid because solid
fun was furnished for hours when the
Halloween party was held. The effect
OF the decorations was striking and
while autumnal coloring predominant
ed corn shocks with the big ears
were here and there stationed. They
came In for notice during the stories
told during the evening when ghosts
we're leading characters in the amus.
ing tales narrated.
Halloween suits were uniaue ant
the musicale program was well pre
sented. The attendance was large an,
every one wanted to make the anal
a success.
The directors and General Secre
tary Colbert were delighted with tn
result
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
a Remarkable Concert.

A Carlsbad letter calls attention to a
remarkable concert which took place
at the Spa on Aug. 6. 1912. a program
Of which is still preserved in the city
archives at that place The entertain
ment was given for the benefit Of the
sufferers by the fire which had laid
waste Baden and took place at the
Saechsischer Saal. The only perform
ers were Beethoven and Polledro. who
played their own compositions. There
were two pianoforte and two violin
solos and several numbers In which
both took part. says the writer. The
account OF the entertainment also
mentions the fact that one Of the inteC-
ested listeners was a tall. elderly
man. wearing a great blue coat. who
sat perfectly erect throughout the per-
formance. never looking anywhere but
at the stage. This was Goethe" The
amount realized for the fund was
about $500. The letter ends with.
Beethoven at the piano for charity
and box receipts $500"
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
JASPER HERE FOR
BROWNSON OPENER

Brownson Library basketball team
will open its home schedule in the
association hall tonight with Jasper.
the crack Eastern League team. Of
Philadelphia. Jasper is the fastest
team ever scheduled at Brownson
hall; faster even than the sensational
Crescent team. which Brownson fans
still have cause to remember
The visitors are just shaping up for
the Eastern League season which
opens soon. and will bring a squad Of
nine members with them. In Their
lineup are two great Eastern League
stars, Featherstone, who leads the
Eastern League forward in goals. and
Jack" Donahoe, who scored more
points than any other man in the
Eastern League, and whom Harry
Hough pronounced the greatest CEN
ter in the country.
Despite the prominence of the men
the team, Brownson Is
counting on getting the game.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
Team Totals .155 Is 81 1876 81

Team Totals ...155 is 81 1876 81 9
Slated for other players.
Summary:
Left on bases-Athletics So; Chi
cago, 81.
Struck out-By Bender, IA; in 16
innings; Coombs, 16 in 81 innings;
McIntire, in 5 1-2 innings; Overall,
l in innings; Brown, IA, in Is in
nings; Phester. 1, in 2-3 innings;
Cole, in innings.
Bases on balls-Of Coombs, IA in
81 innings; Bender. in 19 innings;
overall, in innings; McIntire, in
IL innings; Brown, in is innings;
Ruelbach, in 2 innings; Pfiester, 1
in 2-3 innings; Cole, in innings.
Hits off pitchers-Of Coombs, "a In
27 innings; Bender. 13 in 10 innings F;
overall, 6 in 3 innings; McInti-e, 4
in 1-2 innings; Brown. "a in 1S in
nfngs; Richie. l in / inning; Ruelbach,
3 in 2 innings; Pfester, In 62-3 in
nings; Cole. 10 in innings.
First base on errors-Athletics, A;
Chicago. s.
Double plays-Athletics, 6; Chi
cago. 8.
Hit by pitcher--By Mcintyre, Davis;
! by Cole, Barry.
Wild pitch-Brown, Chicago.
Passed ball-Thomas Athletics.
Batting and Fielding.
The batting and fielding averages
Of the members of the two teams is
as follows;
Philadelphia-Str 1893 and S75;
7 ord, 1872 and 1000; Ha -tsel. 200 and
! 900; Collinss .429 and 1000; Baker
.4O9 and .905; Davis. 353 and 1928;
] Murphy. $50 and 1000; Barry 235
and 1000; Thomas, 250 and 972;
amp, .250 and 100O Bender. 1873 and
1000: Coomhs, 1856 and ia.
Chicago Sheckard. 2S6 and 900;
Schultz .412 and 1000; Holman. 26i
and 1000; Chance. 1853 and 1000;
Archer, 1872 and 1000; Zimmerman
2s6 and 1000: Steinfeldt, $50 and
/ .773; Tinker, 1893 and .926; King, ,07I
and OO0 OveralE 600 ana 1000; Nc
Intyre. 900 and 1000; Cole. 900 anC
1000: Pfiester, 900 and 1000.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
CHESTER HIGH
COMING TO-DAY

At Front and Union streets this
afternoon Wilmington High School
will meet Chester High in the annual
gridiron game The game promises to
lie one of the hardest fought contests
OF Wilmington Highs schedule. To
date High School has scored II points
this season against their opponents
4S With the placing Of Captain Hart
man and kid" F6ulk on the ends.
the Wilmington boys have strength
ened their team. Taken together with
these players, Searles and Moore, the
tackles; Crawford and Thompson,
guards, and Kelley in centre, it seems
that lire like that could not be pene-
trated.
A big bunch of Chester roote-s will
be down to encourage their team.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
CUPS WILL GO
TO CITY HORSES

The Delaware Horse Show Associa-
tion will end the local matinee season
when cups and other prizes will be
awarded to the time makers of the
season. Horses standing for honors
are.
Dossie Villiers, t-otting record for
season, 2.17 1-2; pacing record, 2.l5,
Hertha; average for seven fastest
heats, trotting, 2.20 11-2S. Dossie viii
liers: average for seven fastest heats,
pacing, 2.21 1-2S. Hertha; winner of
greatest number of races, s races,
Free Mason, and Fee Mason for
horse starting i'm most races. Free
Mason started in 16 races on the
local track
The last regular matinee, scheduled
for tomorrow. will present the best
card of the season.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
IMPROVE CITY
HALL NEXT YEAR

Councilman Michael T. Conway.
chairman of the public building com
mittee of Council, said to-day that the
projected improvements to the plumb
ing system in the police station at the
city Hall would not be begun until
spring. The committee deemed It
would not be advisable to tear out
the plumbing work at this time Of the
year The work will be started in
the spring, provided the next Legis-
lature does not make provisions for
a new City Hall.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
QUERIES ANSWERED

Sporting Editor THE JOURNAL
A bets B that Cole gets credit for
winning Chicagos game in the worlds
series and B claims that Brown, who
finished that game in question, gets
the credit? Who wins? l. G.
/ have seen no official announcement
but personally | should give it to
Cole. In the first place he worked
eight innings against two by Brown,
and when he left the game the Cubs
we're in the lead Still adherents OF
Brown will tell you that when he
went on the mound the score was all
even, and that If the game had gone
by the board he would have been
charged with the defeat, so why not
with the victory?
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
WINDSOR TO. PLAY
PEABODY SOCCER TEAM

The Windsor soccer team viii play
the Simon Peabody team, of Philadel-
phia, at Washington Park tomorrow
afternoon. Quite a large crowd of
rooters will accompany the local team.
The schedule of the season allows
the Windsor team four Saturday
games at home and they promise to
display some fine football here within
the next few weeks. Windsor will
have on their lineup tomorrow the
following players: Scalfe, goal; ].
Lacey, r. (. b.; NJ Benson, l. f. b; =.
Murray, r. b. b.; E. Ainsworth, !. h. b.;
H. Holgate, c. h. b.; ]. Barton, c. T.;
0ueripel, c. r.; G. Holgate. !. r.; F.
Wales, o. l.; Lambler, i. l.; reserves,
Cockrell. oliver. Neave and c. Helms.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
HIGHLAND AFTER
TINSMAN'S SCALP

NOISY Bill' Tinsman's Richardson
Park g-idironers will mix up with
Highland again at Elsemere to-mor-
row afternoon. Parkside was after a
game with Richardson Park, but their
challenge came to late. Tinsman in
vites the east side boys to come again
and if they get in on the ground floor
they will be accommodated with i
game.
AS Tinsman realizes that his team
may have trouble beating Highland.
he wants all his boys out for practice.
beginning at 2 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
AUTOMOBILE RIDE FOR HOsPITAL

Under the auspices of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Physicians and Sur
geons' Hospital, an automobile ride
will be given to Newark and back to-
morrow afternoon, for the benefit of
the hospital. The automobiles will
leave in front of theehospital, Eighth
and Adams streets, at 3 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
A Docs Tonous.

Have you ever wanted to know why
a dogs tongue Tolls out OF his mouth
on hot day or when he has been run
ning7 People sometimes say that II is
because he il thirsty. but that isn't ex-
actly right. II you look at 1t you will
see little drops OF water dripping from
it. Well. you know that when you get
very warm you get covered with per
spirstion. The dogs body never per
spires. When he gets hot all the mois-
ture comes out through MS tongue.
and as the moisture on the tongue
dries up the dogs body cools.-Phila-
delphia Press
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
FROM ALTAR TO GRADUATION.
Charming Romance Was Concealed
From Classmates BY Bride.

Nellie K. Yarnan. Of this years
class at Goldey Business College, and
John Elliott, a grocer of Salisbury.
Md, We're married Tuesday evening,
at o'clock, in the Marquette Apart
ments by the Rev Norfieet Clement
Lassiter, pastor Of the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church.
One hour later Mrs. Elliott appeared
on the stage in the Wilmington High
school auditorium among the large
class OF graduates. She hurried from
her husbands side TO the commence
ment exercises in which she partici-
pated, but none of her classmates
knew that she had just been mar
ried
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
AVERAGES OF The
WORLDS SERIES
Composite Score of Five
Games Shows Athletics
Lead in Batting
CUBS FIELIED
A TRIFLE BETTER

In the five games of the worlds
series the Athletics batted at 1872 as a
team and fielded at 956. The team
averages of the Chicago club we-e
.239 at bat and .957 in the field. Each
team had the same number of errors.
nine, but the Chicago players accepted
202 chances in the field while the
Athletics accepted 1876
The following is a composite box
score of the entire series of five games
showing what each man did at bat
and in the field
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
norer Race Meei-

DOVER, Del. Oct 2S.-The Dover
Racing Association, on account Of the
rain on the second days carnival here
last week, will give the event slated
for that day on Thursday. November
3. Some of the speediest horses Of
the State and county will be in the
race.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28
81. Hedwig's Wants a Came.

The st. Hedwig's football team
would like to play any 11O on 1i5-
pound team in this city. Address
challenges to Manager Andy Meirn,
No. 426 South Jackson street
Evening journal., 1910-10-28

If "W. NJ. will call in person I will
answer his query, which is one not
to be discussed in this column.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28

Sporting Editor THE JOURNAL
OF Cobb and Lajoie. which is the bet
ter place hitter? Reader.
Cobb, l should say.
Evening journal., 1910-10-28

Sporting Editor THE JOURNAL
% Did ED" Delehanty ever play
with Washington? (2) Was Lou"
Dickerson ever on the Detroit team?
J. NJ. d.