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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-11


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will have to adjust ITSELF" Vermont has
been patiently waiting for such an ad-
justment for many years but it has not
come, and beyond q very real awakening
to the evil itself there is no indication
that it will come of its own accord. Just
as long as candidates are found With
money bags that they are willing to IN
load in procuring office, just so long will
men be found ready to serve such candi-
dates for the consideration. The law it.
self must stop the proceeding. An efee-
tive means in other states is by requiring
the publication of campaign expenditures.
1t is calculated to make the promoters Of
canvasses modest aud careful in their out
lays. Itemized accounts cannot well be
doctored so as to deceive the public or sup
press heavy and perhaps questionable dis
%burseuents. II not absolute assurance,
this method is at least the very best one
thus far. And it is rather late
now to preach against it.
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Ladies' hair work. Mrs. H. H. Bean
1872 Webster St., Rockland, Mass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02
Mahriheinlidl aeiitesaeit6rt.

5rau 5rant ainlsn, oon so. 1885
Gerper Cane. borte in Der Wlontag
Ra6t Elm peroGdtiges 9erduih i'm
Speiten Stpdrpert tbres !0auies uno
fano Su ibrer ueberruidung eineH
gutgetleioeten fremneu Munu in ei=
nsm Der 3immsr DOR. 2tuf ibre Srase.
mas sr bort 81 iuhen babe, erfpiberte
Der Sremoe: .Grtihulbigeu Sis mid,
in bin in bas unrehte 3tmmer 9era@
then" porduf sr iit ihleuHiSit ente
fernte. Surge 3sit ipdter puros b:rs
ielbe Maun non einem Tienftmdohsn
Der camille B. 8. Stepart. yfo. 91a
Marion Qpe., auF Der 8eran0a o,s
6aufes an9etrpffen. gr eutrib benz
WGbhen sinen NIT AbfdlIen gefiiQten
Gimer unb lief oaoou. Die BoIiaei
sluubt, ooB oerWann seiitesgeit0rt 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02

RdpmOno Dm. gullsn. 2, Delhi
aps., Sungenent3iinouHg.
gatbarine Gibbons, 8, l046 Snters
mediate goe., gipbtsritis.
0sl.H SSernsp WcTsrmott, q, Ct.
5rancis Soipital. Shrpinbiuht.
War9. 6drg, "a, 3427 Barton Ro.,
5srSoeriettuRo.
girginia gorois, 6 monats, @aitriz
tis.
aoam WsHsridmiot. Al. 1903 Des
fern aps., Shrpinoiuht.
9eo. =. aoB, 72, 1888 9laoifpn
4pe., 4Ithma.
benrp wm. Sruis, 68, 2324 Spm=
nss Str, Bronchitis.
Rate 5hompion. SO. StaotboIpital,
SerSleioeu.
Bern. 8elos, 66, 1903 gpoo Str,
Snauelt in Sdpehs.
GIppe 6. goeb, A. 63 9aIsncia,
Sdorldhiiebsr.
9ouiia aasmpf. "A, armsnbaus,
2ungsnent5iiRoung.
Warp 9reblsr, 70, SIT Srsmcn
ape., Snaueit in Shpsbs
GERMAN e,ebs. GO. 1917 Chapel
5irnihlaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02
Grlaust oas ScmuRtiein pieoer
limb crsGblt Der EpiiSei cine sisens
tbHmlidle 8eidDidlte.

Im p. sSanuar tpuroe Der 8elbs
gieBsr Sdmes WcRamara bsrpuBtIos
uno nit elmer tisfsn Shuittrpunoe am
5alIe, uuf Dsm Jubboben ietnss Sim
mers liegsno. in Dem aoftbauIe gto.
11O4 glart Strabe auFgefunoen. Gr
purbe naa oem 5oipital gebraht, ND
er geItsrn aug ieiner 8epuBtIoiigt:lt
erfpd6te. Die BoLi3si mar bisber aer
Qniiht, baB RcRamaru iit Die
Dunoe in IeIbftmorosriitsr 4biicht
bsiqebrdft babe. Der ManH ertIdrte
jsnod qeitern i'm 5oipital, paB er NIT
einem Wann, ben er nur unter benz
Ramsn .Soe" tenns, in elmer Dtrthz
Ihaft nahe ieiner Dobnung in Streit
qeratbsn isi. rSoe" lei ibm auf bic
Strabe gsfol9t uno babe ibm Die
Stnittpunos bsigsbruht, tporduf er
beimgslduisn uno bepuBtlos 3uiamz
mengebrohen lei. Die Boli3et piro
cine untsrIuhung anItsllen. 8ds So
finben bss Wdnnss gilt fiir iebr 5ez
oentlih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02
Goo ,Sellslu SannerdlDr.

Der 70 piel beIpro6ene Quftihiffs
baIi oes Obj 5ellop Sdngsrhors piro
am SamItog, 5. 5ebruar, CUR 3bat.
2ln bieiem Nbsno finoet oas oriqiHeIe
8ereniigen in ben Sdlen Der Gentrat
gurnballe itatt unb gtues Tiebt nit
Spannung ben lleberraihun9en eutqez
gen, Die Der San ohne ,3lpeifel brtngt.
Gs lei bemertt, oaB oasgrranqements
aommittee feline Soften geiheut uno bic
GuftIhiffe, ipeldhe auf pem Ban our
Berpenoun9 geldngen, brett aug
Teutihlano be3p9en bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02
Illus oenf Yoii3eigeridIt.

Der JdlI segsn ben oes Morbes on.
setlasten Reser Robsri grump fpuroe
abermals peri6oben. grump pirb BE-.
idulbist. p6brsno tines Strsit.s iiber
elm aartenipisl isinen NaiTeesnoiIsH
Georse Seott erftoftH 81 boben.
auh Der 5da gesen 3orpibp Sones.
sesen tpeI6e bon 5rau Jba Warfislb
bic antlase bes WorDes srboben Dors
ben iii. ipurbs ptrid,obsn. Die 0orste
i6ihit bes Sales burfie ben 2eiern
oieIer .3situns beinnnt iein. Yor eis
trd 10 9oeen fpurpe Der 0dtte Der
Jrau Worfielo in iterbennem 3uifanoe
ouf benz Seitenipese an 2. Sirobs, nas
be Hroabtpop. aufsefunben. gr itarb
ouf Der Gabrt nah bsm boipitol. uno
bic Obouttion ergab. hab Der Mann
elmer aarbolTGurtpersiftuns er!seeR
mar. Worfielb bate ieine 5rau bers
laHsn unb Iebie ieii einiser 3sii nit
DDrothn Sones sniammen. Am 1ase
ieines 1onts bate er nit nem Jrnnen.
3inrmer cine Mirtbfhoft an aunlon
Sfrobe befuGt unb iicb NIT feiner BE-
gleiteriH aesanit. Gr perlieb e0s Cos
sal unb brad auf benz Geiiennese be.
nubtios suIammen. Die poli3ei iii
Der anfiht. bab bic anssffosi. bem
Bier ks Norfislb aarbolidure b<is,.
miitt bate.
Gbarles Ted ipurbe ouf ie6s Rena.
k na1 otrn arbtitshdus seianbt. neil
er fsine 5rnu unb brei Hinber in Der
Observation-Disclosures Meiis perncf-
l1fiat bat. Der Wann bat bem go.
1iseiridter bereits perlfisoene Male
fsins aufportung unier berielben IN.
slase stma1t, nsrfproh ieeoh koesmal
WeiIerung unb fam nit sinem blauen
Muoe baoon. Der polisift Der gu.
manii6tssG Gdellihoft 1hebid fdsie ess
fern aus. bob Ded felt Wonnien ni6is
mebr gum nnterbolt feinsr Gdmilie beis
eetrngen uno oueerhem ieiner iSrdu.
ipeIde rsselm6bis arbsittis. ipiebsrbolt
ibren bdrtperpienten aobn obaencms
men uno In Wbisip cngeleat habe.
Rihdsi Rirolesss ipurb< ipseenRibs
bdnblnng ieiner Jomilie mt einer
0eIbitrafe BON $25 unp Rotten beIesi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02
Observation-Disclosures.

(2efpis ). Grodett, SO, ;Ssniou Tps.
5hereie Subj, 90. 8ant Ctr.
|ghas. 5int, q, NorpOoo.
lMarn Gronuu, p. oesgl.
Imi6asI Sing, 25, Commerce Ctr.
l@lisabetb 9obsrtp. q, Baum Str.
ls5rant s. 5bsnq, %, W}cRiden glpe.
l8ertruoe Sierpe, %. Belts Sir.
i5rant .. Morria. 46, 5otebo, 3.
lgmiIp gIatpeu, 36. Soutbern 4oe.
{Sobn 8. gedsr, q, 8ooo 9(pe.
lguslIu Shneioer. 20, Charlton Ctr.
IGbas. SsbaItian. q, Gas 6itn, 5no.
lSarab 8. WeiB. 33, Bates Ape.
I6srman Dpds, 80, 2lnn Ctr.
laate 3itiher, %, Wtain Ctr.
iCrlif Mc@ormad. q, ,9leaIantRiooe.
lPruoence ppttsr. q, besgl.
I1apib Clifton, %, blum Str.
taIma 0ieidbour9, %. fremont Ctr.
lBatrid I. Gangen, 26, DeIt 3. ST..
lman 5urge, %. oesgl.
Sobn 9rotbaus, AZ, Ganmiller Ctr
tanna Iolter, 40, Weit Z. Ctr.
Better aellep, 27, Sprtua 6rope qlue.
l9raee .. aerns, %, Tirr Aps.
lJreo. Grepe. %. Mdroaret Ctr.
lGlaru gruoer. p. oesal,
lWits 1uffp, 80, Columbus, 8.
lemnd Wlap Slein, 25, s. uRo 8iRe.
)6arrn o. 6obnemann. "a, Goth Str.
ladtie S6ulB, "a. Gin Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02

an ben idhrlifen Vrofitsn erbulten iolls
te. Gos @efhdft iei urtter ieiner Gel.
iung isbr profitabel setpefen uHb am
gnos bes ssabres 1909 babe er in ben
gii6un Der 1irma elm Gittboben bon
S10863 gsbabt, in tpelder Gumme je.
bod feline aomrniffion fiir bas Jabr
1909 nihs entbolten mar. SIM Juli
1909 babe Steinfamp iid setpeiaert,
ibn nod lGnger als 0eihdftsfiibrer
fineiren su lafen uHb er taldser) Iei
boburh in ieinem gefhdftlifen Rufe
bebeutenb gefhdbiet. Die anselseenz
beit nirb morgtn Dormittag DOR Rt6z
ter O'gonnen CUR UsrbanDlung ae=
luneen, neil bic perfIagte Yartsi bon
Der aloae nod niht In aenntnib geiest
porpen mar, ols bieieIbe eingersiht
purbe.
Roo eine Receipertlage.
s. 6. Gibbs, Der i'm Npril 1909 nit
m. 8. 9iobinger ein Wdi6mnihinens
Gefhdft sriinbete iinD ettpa $3.50 in
basielbe eini9oB, ndbreno gibbinssr
MIR bos paientrebt fur bic an3uiertiz
senbeH D1Ihmaihinen beredb, bat s..
fern cine RInge ouf ernennuns sinss
Reeeipers uno aufl0Iuns Der Girma
singereiht.
CT maht eeltenb, baB bds GeihGft
unprpfitobel seDeIen isi, neil gibbins
'ser bdsfelbe felt einiger 3eit Dtrna6s
ldHigi babe, unb bob auber IL Dai6-
moihinen tetneattipa porbannen isisn.
ghefheibunsss sail. /.
Katharine Sobdnning, bic ii9 i'm
Sabre 1892 nit Carl 8. Sobanning
Derbeiratbeie, ipuroe auf 9runb bruz
taller 9tbonblung uno tpessu 9runts
iuht Don osnislben geIhieoen.
Senriette Wartin ipiu Don Charles
Wartin eefhieben ieiu, neil sr lie
anD ibr aino Dor orsi Sabr,n imStih
aeldfen bat. Ii. .geiosn beiratbetsn
I'm Sabre 1905.
Daniel Skltou ipuroe aui Grrno
b0sfpilligsn 8ertaFens BON emma
SbeIton ssf6isben. Das gaar bsiras
tbets i'm SABRE 1877.
n q 6laB anselegenbeiten.
emanuel gaIIinelli iii HdhlaBpers
tpoIisr DON Soiepb gaHinelli; geros
nalitn $500. 9runbeiasntbnm $500.
Rnlpb R. Galbnea iit RahIdBoerz
matter Don Gorob u. g. StanbiI5;
perfOnuli.u $1,000; 9runoeisens
tblrn $1,000.
Ufiho.l Meibel III 3eitamentsoplls
itrtder pom Suinnuo Weibel; psrfos
nolisn $452.
5annah gur.en In RahlaBperipofs
term bon eb. ;. purtea; Grunoeisen=
tbum $500.
Mnrp g.5rsn ifr5ei.1mentsocflftr.s
derin unb grbin Don Wartin Ssrep;
perionoIisn $1,000, Srune.isenthum
$500.
Better u. mild in ga6lasperpoIt.r
non Geo. SbeoboIb IT,; Grunbeissns
thum $1,000.
gDm. D. grubsr in SeItam.ntspons
iireder Don Soiepb gruber; geyfpnos
lien Sic. 900; Gruuoeissnttum $1,000.
6enrp M. 8ebDm.r tn RdhlabDers
tpnIter Don Glen 8ebpmer; gerfonas
lien $500.
Der nsrfOnIi6e Hatlab ber 4nna
y. 2dpeod betrGgi $1156.52.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02

ben 8eiunb6eitsbsamtsn uno anoere
itdotiide geamte um SnoOftruug ibz
rer petition. Der 8rief Der Grau Rice
mar bSgleitet bon S6reiben Der 8ouz
Oerneurs BON eff Staaten Der Union.
RE fdmmtIih elmer psrniinftigen 5eier
beg 8ierter Sult bos Dort rsoen. Dr.
2dnois rpiro oeriu6en, Die llnteritrifs
ten Der anoereu ItGbtti6en 9ean1ten
fiir bic petition 3u erIangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02
geruanitiae Nnreanna.

fyrau Siaae 6. Rice, Die grGiiOsntin
Der 2isa sur ~nnteroriiduns unuotbi
aen 2drms'. iiberIanote geitern @s=
iunobeitsoirettor Or. aaneis psti-
tionsformulars. auf btnsn cine geees
huns Der 8ierten 5uIi Gster in ungss
FGbrliher art unb perniinftiaer Weife
befiirporiet piro. Grau Rice bittst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02
Grab Ratm

Bon benz Rsn gorter Appeu
1ertht i'll oas bon Der Stadts qeats-
idtur ben orgauifrten arbeitern 3uiies
be angeHpmmens e5efeb. fpeld)es Den
8erfauf BON in StrafanftoIten bsrse
ftellten Waaren BON grlanguna elmer
aonseiiion abbonaia maht. fur per
lanungSlpiorio ertlart uoroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02
Qsaifsa.

an Der 8. anb W0in Str. fanb ein
3nfdmmenitob spifdeH bem Auios
mobil bes Or. 6. 9. NOniiieIb unb eis
mem GtrobenbobnnossH iiott. BEL
iD<l&em iebc9 niemanb perle5t ipnrbs.
0ds MntomObiI lpurbt iei6t bsf4ds
biot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02

9sHe v. Respsou. Der TN sJnnli0r
1006 4Is Gei@dfisfiibrtr fur bic M6.
belfirmo q. Gteiniamp q: Co.. 30.
al Mejs 8 Gtrobe. feine Gunttionfn
beonns, bieitib<n obtr i'm JuIi 1909.
infplee eHtiianbener Difiertnsen NIT
@teiRtdmp. ,ieberIeeie. bat geftern cine
aIaoe geoen ben efbisren tinsertidt.
norm e bie Ginfetung sirks WtseiDers
unb eine abssdbaMns lbsr bit ihm su.
fssamexbkn Gjslher ptridnei. Ct mnns
seltenb. hi q bem 4pHtyafs snfpl9e
80 ~ Dode unb sinfn prD5tntiat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02
Tic Scmperatur.

Sir bieies 8latt puroen geitsrH pou
Dem 0ptiter u. 6tri dter, Ro. la
Dit 4. StraBe. folgenps Temperature
llHteridieoe regiitrirt:
Borm. Grab Hddm. ejrae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
A valuable Idea.

u never saw anything like it before
and never win again. was the general
verdict OF over two million people who
witnessed the funeral Of the late King
Edward Nearly as many people who
saw the actual event have seen il since
its occurrence by means of Lyman II.
Howes reproduction, which will be at
the opera house on Wednesday. Oct. g.
1t is so impressive that it took the press
and public completely BY surprise, not
Mr. Howes assurances in
advance. At the same time it has in
spired some valuable suggestions for the
future. One OF. these is for Mr.. Howe
to establish national film library, to
give posterity a privilege which we in
our day would consider priceless. In
every program Mr. Howe shows how
people live aud move in other lands
than ours. and such scenes surely would
be more interesting to the men Of the
future than they are even to us. Think
what it would be if we could see the
funeral of Julius Caesar; a gladiatoral
contest; the maneuvres of the Spanish
Armada; the street life of ancient Ath-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
MAY BE DEpoRTED.
Polish Quarryman Held at Rutland jail
On Order Of immigration Inspector.

Rutland. Oct. Jacob Paroski, a
Polish quarryman, is held at the Rut-
land county jail for safe keeping, on
the order Of a United States immigra-
ton inspector and it is probable that
he may be deported on the ground that
if allowed TO remain in this country,
lie would become public cnarge because
he is weak mentally and unable to
support himself. Paroski has worked
some about the marble quarries in the
vicinity Of West Rutland, but he never
has worked steadily during the short
time he has been in Vermont Not long
ago he went to Clarendon Springs and
acted SO dueerly that he frightened
many women and an officer was sum
moned to take him in charge He was
later released but was soon taken in
90 custody again. The man is "a years
old.
There were IS names registered on the
blotter of the county Jail during Sep
TENDER, Nineteen Of the prisoners re-
eived were transferred from other
county iails which were overcrowded.
IntoNication was the cause of commit
ment of 25 of the people sent TO the in
stitution directly from this county.
There were FIVE women among the SIS
prisoners.
Not a person was sent to the house
OF correction in September, Gully one
commitment having been made since
August /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
WATERBURY.

At meeting of the directors of the
Waterbury National bank, held Tuesday
morning, c. C. Graves was elected to
the vice presidency, the vacancy being
caused by the death Of NJ G. Canerdy.
c. c. Graves has been a valuable mem.
Der of the board for some time and has
proven himself very efficient member,
Mr.. Graves has been high sheriff Of
Washington county and during his resi-
dence in town has proven himself a
progressive man in the community. The
vacancy in the dictatorship was filled by
the election Of Al. C, Whitehall, who has
been for some time a stakeholder in the
bank Mr.. Whitehill, as editor of the
Waterbury Record, has shown the push
necessary for the building up Of new
industries and through his business en-
terprises, the essential qualities Of a
successful business man. The bank is
TO be congratulated upon the election
of editor Whitehill to the directorate
and c. c, Graves to the position which
he now holds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
MARSHFIELD.

Emma, the elder daughter OF c. II.
Collins, has been very i'll, but is much
better at this time.
Mrs. George Douse of Peacham visited
at D. X. Lucas last Monday, and her
son at J. b. Pixies.
Mrs. J.. X. RosebrooS Of Massena, N.
y, is visiting her nephew, +, A, Rose
brook, for an indefinite time
C. c. Rent has engaged Nathan Brown
and wife for the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown will begin work at once.
Mrs. Sadie Rosebrook returned from
Greensboro last Tuesday. Mrs Rose
brooks friends are glad to see her in
her usual good health.
Miss Mabel Young, sister Of s. II.
Irwin, visited at the Irwin home re-
Gently. Miss Npung is a nurse, with adj
dress at West Stewarrstown, n II,
D. I. saultes and family will 90 to
Walden the first of next week, thence
to Montgomery, where Mr., Saultes ex-
poets work through the winter, with his
father.in-law, George Riley.
Rev Mr.. Lawrence, former pastor
Of the Congregational church, will speak
at the church next Sunday morning at
the usual time. Mr. Lawrence is resting
from his duties as pastor Of the Congre-
gational church in Chelsea.
Arthur Gilman had the misfortune 30
cut a painful cash in the great toe Of
the right foot last Thursday morning,
while cutting bushes +. w Gilman at
tended to the wound az once, and nj.
though no complications are expected
Arthur win be unable to work for some
time.
Miss Helen Marie Prouty received her
baby friends aud their mammas at the
home Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
#. W. Cole, Sept. ~, the occasion being
her second birthday. There were about
30 present Refreshments were served
and each little tot carried away SOU
venir doll, which made them all very
happy. She has the good wishes of all
for many happy birthdays in the fu-
ture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
Observation-Disclosures 44Z1
~ LNZR4.EHONE5 ZR4rEL Fk5ntqL NE9I

ems; or even simple BabyIonian or
Egyptian walking to his business. All
this is what we want to know and much
more, and know it as intimately as only
moving pictures can show rs. Moreover,
such a library replete with moving pie
lures of past ages would settle many
Of the vexed questions Of history that
can never be settled otherwise.
This and many other suggestions are
the direct result Of scenes, OF which the
Philadelphia Bulletin said Nothing
more beautiful or realistic in moving
pictures has been shown than this royal
funeral pageant winding its stately way
through a myriad of mourners in Lon
don It is Mr. Howe's greatest photo
graphic triumph 1t is a matter of sur
prise that he was enabled TO photograph
the world rulers at such close range
that each can be distinctly recognized
In addition to this feature, the pro-
gram will include such other subjects
as the eruption Of Mt. Etna, the fords
of Norway; a Japanese jubilee; life on
a training ship; the geometrograph;
Switzerland in winter; artillery ma
neuvres in Italy; an almost human
traek-laying machine, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
The public service commission.


Public sentiment in opposition to any
backward step in connection with state
control of our public service corporations
is so general, as we'll as so pronounced,
that he will be brave iaw-maker who
proposes any such move at the coming
session OF the legislature. The North.
field News well says:
1T is well for the members OF the IN
coming legislature TO remember that
there are not only platform pledges to
be enacted into wise laws, but there are
progressive measures now in force that
the people do not wish to see weakened
by any tinkering process. Not the least
OF these is the public service commission,
which, though in existence less than two
years. has proved its value to the state.
1t is allowed reasonable powers in regu-
lating public service corporations, and as
time goes on it win become more valu-
able to the people"
In this connection it win be well to
"beware of those who come bearing
gifts" ANY effort to force a backward
step win be labeled "An act to improve
the public service act" Every bill deal
ing with the public service, either d.
rectly or indirectly, will bear the closest
scrutiny, and viii receive such attention
at least so far as The Free Press and its
representatives are able to watch pro
posed legislation at Aontpelier.-Bur-
lingtou Free Press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
GRoToN.

G. Fl. Pillsbury is slowly improving.
r. D. Sherry was in Woodsville, n. H.,
Thursday on business.
Miss Ruby Chalmers returned the first
Of the week from her visit to West Tops
ham.
Mrs. Emma Clark and Mrs, +. f.
Clark We're at Wells River and Woods
vile. n. H., Friday.
Next Sunday, Oct. 3, win be observed
as Rally day at the Methodist church,
both for the church and Sunday school.
After spending the week in town, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest MCGOWAN and Mr. Bas-
sett left yesterday for their home at
Worcester, Mass.
Those having PARTICLES for the Meth,
odist church sale to be neld next
Wednesday and Thursday in the opera
house are requested to bring them as
early as possible TO make the work Of
Of marking and arranging easier for the
committee.