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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-21
About the State

The young son of Clarence Hastings
Of Springfield met with painful acct
dent Saturday, when he ran a large
sewing machine needle through his right
hand, piercing the bone
Norton Jones mas just brought from
Canada to his home in Hyde Park.
/ 200 turkeys, which he will fatten for
the Thanksgiving market. 1t takes ten
bushels OF corn for single feed for
them.
Since pruning and trimming the fruit
orchard at Speedwell farms in Lyndon
vile, the students of the agricultural
institution have been through the sugar
orchard, marking trees which were too
close and others which could well be
spared. This winter, these trees will be
removed and used for lumber and cord
wood.
John Dwire, teamster for the Fair
Haven Marble and MarbeIized Slate
company, while getting off from his seat
to get drink of water, got his foot
caught in the brake, throwing him
against the horses, which started to run.
He was thrown to the ground, break.
ing his left arm and badly bruising his
face.
Exactly six months to day from the
time Of the big fire in Hyde Park, water
was turned into the pipes of the new
system. These are sixteen hydrants.
which were all tested and found to work
perfectly. The reservoir is ready for the
roof and in size Is 35x05 feet and l6
feet deep. II viii hold in the vicinity
OF 100000 GALLONS. This new water
system will be unsurpassed by any in
northern Vermont.
At the present time the inhabitants
OF the town Of Norton cannot reach
any other village by highway without
going through Canadian territory. The
present road from Norton to Island
Pond, through Canada and the towns of
Holland and Morgan is 32 miles long.
Mr.. Cameron of Norton has introduced
a bin appropriating $4,000 to build
road from Norton through Warren's
Gore to Brighton, a distance Of Is 3-s
miles This bin in some form ought
to pass if Norton il to be a part Of |
Vermont rather than Canada. The
measure appears to nave much merit.
The duties collected on merchandise
imported through the customs district |
Ct Vermont, as tabulated at the custom
house at Burlington for September just /
past, amounted to $l25,92TI6, as against T
$4s,995.4l to September of last year.
Collector Darling reports that it was
the largest monthly collection made in
many years. He said there was no way
to account for it in particular, except /
to say that the duties had been run.
ming high lately, The average monthly
is between $4,000 and $780,
600. Another curious fact was the goods
exported through this district dropped
OH tremendously last month. The for
eign domestic exports last month were
S400,2sl as against S464,036 OF Septem-
Der in 1909 The foreign exports were
$1,000 as against Sl40,2s7 Of Septem-
her, 1902
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-21

FOR SALE--One Cortlandt sleigh, one div
ing harness, robes, blankets. etc. Apply 70
ID. N. Fatrand. Room No e, Miles block, city.
Telephone t74-L l79ff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-21

FOR SALE--A pool room in the Tomasi block
on Merchant street Apply at the Diyorsi Fruit
Companys store. Is4t3s
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED = Boarders wanted at 76 Fortnev
street. back Of Prior's feed store lszt6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-21

To RENT-Tenement on Third street and
one on Perry street. Apply to J. w, Mich
OILS. ls9tf
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To BENT-Furnished farm house, together
with harm, for the summer at Caspian lake.
Boat furnished. S. L Darling, Burlington.
VT g7ff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-21

TO RENT - Store and bakers shop. to be
vacated August LIST For further particulars
inquire OF G. Bianchi, l07 Barre street, Mont
pelier, VT iO3tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
EAsT oALAIs


Carl REIN was ia Woodbury. Wedne.
day
p. =. Scott and wife We're IA Marsh.
field Tuesday
Clarence Wheeloek Of Montpelier war
ii town Monday
John Tassie and iamils 81 Barre wer
n town Monday
* e Alusworth ana wife 81 Gardner
Mass, are visiting az Byrons Turces
hlr ara Mrs Glenn Cur ana som 81
Montpelier visited At John EmeryR Mon
day
Herbert ana Henry Wells 81 Anrsh.
Ella were business visitors IN town Mon
day
Mrs Henry Corley returned home from
her visit in North Adams, Mass Sat.
urday
Mr. and Mrs. Albert George 81 Hard.
wick are visiting friends in town for q
few days
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Teachont Of Hard
wick visited in town Wednesday and
Thursday,
Herbert Carley Of North Adams, Mass,
rs visiting bis father Henry Carley, for
a few days
Mr. and Mrs w = Bliss and daugh-
ter, Sylvia, were III Cabot Monday to
attend the Memorial day exercises
Moses Lamberton of Marshfeid was
in town Monday and attended the Me.
mortal day exercises and ffed for the
drum CORPS.
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"A Novel Introduction.

The Dr. Howard company has entered
into an arrangement with .. r Dayis'
drug store. ~ which special intro
ductory offer win be made 81 % cents on
the 50-eent size OF Their celebrated spes
cltlc for the cure Of constipation and
dyspepsia.
So remarkably successful has DR.. How
ards specific been ID curing constipation,
dyspepsia and all forms Of liver trouble,
that p r. Davis win return the price
paid ii every case where Il does not
give relief
D. II Davis has been able to secure
only a limited supply, Sc everyone who
wishes 70 be cured Of dyspepsia or con.
stipation should call upon bim at once.
OF send him rs cents BY mail and get
90 doses Of the best medicine ever made,
on this special halfprice Introductory
offer, with his personal guarantee to
refund the money if the specific does not
cure.
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Magazine Review
What Is Going to Happen When the Col
onel Once More Stamps His Native
Heath.

Wnat Is 1olnG 70 happen Wheh the W.
onel Once More Stamps His Native
Heath.
Not since the days Of the Civil war
have the people Of the United states
been 50 universally interested III a ma
tional question as they are to-day ~
what win Happen when Teddy Comes
Home A shewd observer writes most
Interestingly on this subject IN the de.
partment OF the Interpreters House in
the June American Magazine, He says,
''The really interesting question now
Is. What Is going e happen when the
colonel once more stamps bis native
heathq ] make allowances for changes
Ia public sentiment. You have only got
to remember The sudden eclipse 81 Adj
mifal Dewey to realize how fatal il II
to prophesy the long continued popular-
ity Of any man. Why, q year ago MI.
Taft was popular. But The colonel pre-
sehhs a character new IN American his
tory and lis future may be az contrary
20 precedent as be IS defiant Of It him-
self. Usually an ex-president Is deaa
politically when he leaves office.
His following as far as / can make
out Il largely non partisan. It il pure
" personal and Il is the largest per
sonal following that any political leadeF
ever has hud in this country Tam
mary leader told me not long ago tlfat
Roosevelt could get half the young Tam
many vote as against any Democratic
candidate. This following may b scat.
tered by some mischance But this is
not good thing for any sporting man
10 BET on; for II there Is one thing that
We know sbout the colonel, that Is that
things which would destroy It'll ordi.
nary man bounce OF him His most
reckless speeches do him ne harm ia the
hearts 81 his admirers Tie steps into
every pitfal set for him and steps light
ly out, while his enemy, hastily follow
ina to despatch him. has a eg broken
IN the trap Think Of the men and in-
situations that have hated him and have
wished % destroyed him Hanna WHIT
nev, Mckinley, Quay Platt, Foraker,
Cannon Aldrieh. Hale, most Of the law
yeFs most Of the members of the sd
pfeme court and the inferior federal iud
ieiafv piefpont Morgan Hartman X j
Fiji the great industrial corporations
the railway companies. the banks many
powerful newspapers. college presidents.
organization Republicans organization
Democrats-an altogether they have
not only not stopped bis political en-
reer, but they have actually accelerated
it II he were little older we might
know what Ia 40 with him init W Is
10 bis prime and be is as charged with
energy as when be left Harvard The
comments 81 Englishmen writing from
Africa are principally about his boyish
vivacity sud bic astonishing physical
yigor Els enemies and thuy are TIE
bittenst enemies that mortal man ever
made can only hope fof chance Ia end
his strange political career chance or
the habit Of the American people Of
building q triamphal arch hurnedly ont
III bricks 50 that they'll have something
% throw at The hero when be has passed
through
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soUTH oABoT

John Chandler visited his father
in Peacham The first Of the week.
W. o. Hall and family Of Marshaed
we're At W. Q. southwieks Sunday
James Cassady and wife Of North Dan.
vile were at i. j Eastmans Sunday.
Mrs. W. j. Houehton and two chil-
dren were in pescham last Saturday.
o. J. Clark and wife and Mrs. Warren
Swan visited in Calais the last Of last
week.
Byron Nelson and daughter Laura,
Of Montpelier were at I. J. Eastman's
over Sunday
MRS. w. o. southwiok, who has been
sick The past four weeks with blood
poison, * gaining slowly but still con.
fned to her bed
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Rolls Crosses English Chan
mel Twice
WITHOUT ALIGHIlNG
He Made the Trip Across and Back
in Wright Machine ID Ninety
Minutes Given an Ovation
on Alighting.

Dover, England, June 3. The Hon.
Charles Stewart Rolls, captain ia the
London section 81 the army motor re-
serve, driving a Wright biplane gipdi-
Gated Anelo-saxon aeronauts BY cross
ing the English channel twice last even
ing without aligbtine ne made the
round trip between Dover and Calais
ln ninety minutes
While two Frenchmen, Louis Bleriot
and Count dc Lesseps have crossed the
channel IN an aeroplane 4 remained for
the EngIishman IN an American machine
to perform the double feat The distance
across between the two points named is
2l miles, 20 that his over.wnter fight
Of 42 miles without stop established
"a new record
Captain Rolls left Dover at $40
O'Clock. IN anticipation Of the fight,
torpedo boats steamed ~ full speed
across the straits. but the pace Of the
aeroplane was swifter
Captain Rolls sent bis machine to a
height Of 500 feet and at that altitude
ne SKINNED through the air ike q great
bird. The motor worked perfectly The
crowd which watched the start conf
IDENTIFY awaited the return and It was
not long before the speck. which those
who bad Telescopes saw disappear on the
French coast reappeared growing larger
with eycre minute.
When finally tie aviator became visi-
BE % the mixed eve cheer after cheer
arose from the enthusiastic spectators
and "a he gracefully SCARED toward the
landing place made famous BY Beriot
be was given aH ovation. He alighted
at s O'Clock AZ almost the same spot
as Bleriot. showing little signs Of the
strain Of his magnificent fight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
BERLIN

Ben Reed Il working for Fred Winslow
for a week
Master Charles Burnne 81 Barre spent
Saturday with Charlie Mccarthy
William Mccarthy Is drawing lumber
preparatory to remodeling his house.
John Poor Is attending a listers meet
ing in West Berlin for couple q
days.
Colin Moriimore Of Barre spent last
Saturday and Sunday At the home Of
Charles Mccarthy.
Guy Reed 81 Puitsville spent Sunday
and Monday with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs W. 2. Reed
Misses Emma and Nellie Smith aud
brother. Harland Of Plattsburg, y. T.,
are visiting their grandfather, ] G Webb
Of Berlin, ana their aunt. Mrs. Jay Rich,
in Nofthlieid
Mrs. A. z Covei who hss been spend
ing a few weeks with Mrs. John Poor,
has returned 10 Mortified to remain
with her mother while Mr. Covell tran
sacts business in Chelsea for a few days.
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HANCOCK

Erma Buttles was at home from Gran.
vile over Sunday.
Mrs Henry Manning and daughter,
Bessie, are visiting relatives 10 Spring.
field.
Miss Jessie Church and her friend,
Miss Ware, were at G, r. Church's over
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs John Buttles and daugh.
Ter Mabel we're in Bethel few days
recently
The baseball game between Hancock
and Warren resulted IN score o. 10 70
II, IN favor Of Warren,
Miss Emily Harlow has returned from
the Cincinnati conservatory Of music,
having taken a ten weeks course
The members Of the G. A. R. post Of
Rochester were ia town Memorial day
to decorate the graves Of the soldiers
in the village cemetery
The children Of the village school gave
a very interesting program in honor Of
Memorial day There was good at
tendance Of the parents and other visit
ors and al felt highly pleased with the
entertainment.
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49, wln 60 rhsm7

Letters uncaled for at the Barre post.
Office for the week ending June 2. were
o. follows:
Men; 81 Binaghi a Co., Henry Faw-
cett, two. Angelica Lorenzo. 7. J. No
Fariand, e A. Montague, f. r. New
comb. a0l Parallel ST.. Row z p. Quinn,
558 Haverhiil Street, Edwin Ross Ed
ward Raftsr, G. ]. Spencer, J. W. Will
fore.
Women: Mrs p. n Baker, two, Avis
CHiey, Mrs. George w Cook, Mrs. Laura
Cutler, Mrs Ethel Dlngmore Mrs @.
Hebbard, Z West North street. Mrs Msth
Hartman Miss Nettie Jackson, Mrs
Grace Wynch.
Papers, Alex. Ross, three.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
ASK CLEVELAND CLUB
TO TEAR DOWN STAND
OF Labor Boycott win Be Lifted II
Nap Management Gives $4,000
70 Charity.

Cleveland o.. June 3 The statement
was made here yesterday morning thar
The labor unions who are now warning
with the Cleveland Baseball club owners
have offered 10 cali Of the existing boy
cott on The Cleveland grounds, provid-
ing the club will tear down the big
stand and rebuild II with union labor, Of
else donate $4,000 TO some charity that
the labor unions may designate.
FRIENDS 81 the club owners have
strongly advised against such action and
say chat the money could be better ex-
pended III building lip the team, the
feeling being that if TIE Maps begin Il
win there will b no trouble about the
crowds At present, between the boy
colt and the losing streak, the attend
ences at ihe homes games have been
smaller than in years
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wANrs slo.ooo ZOE AssAULr.
Edward Roberts Of Dorsete, Age so, Sues
Augustus Hillard.

Edward Roberts Of D0rsete, Age 80, sues
Augustus Hillard
Rutland, June Edward Roberts Of
Doraet, are so, has brought suit IN Rut-
land country court against Augustus w
HSllard OK Dandy to recover 10000
damages On The ground that he WAS as-
saulted and badly injured at Dorset by
IfsNard on April "A, last. Roberts law
yers are II. o. Farrar d Granville N.
y, and Lawrence, Lawrence & Stafford
Of this city,
It vas said at the time Of the affair
that billiard went to Roberts house to
buy horse, became angry because he
could not make bargain with The
old man and beat him over the head with
q CLUB. 1t was believed for time that
the injuries were fatal.
Hliard was subsequently arrested,
pleaded guilty in Bennington county
court to breach 81 the peace and was
heavily fined.
Joseph Kubina Of Pawlat has brought
suit against Sheldon & Humphrey. a
slate firm, composed Of +. G. sheldon
ana Elmer II Humphrey, to reeover s5,
COO on the ground that he wa1 injured
through their negligence. The suit is
returnable at the September term 81
Rutland county court Counsel for the
plaintiff are NJ. D Whedon Of Granville.
N. ". and 7. WI Moloney 80 this city.
Mr.. Kubina sets UP in the declaration
that while he was employed in the
slate quarry If Norton Brothers a. Paw.
let a heavy blast was set of in the
quarry of Sheldon q Humphrey l06
yards distant He ayers that he had no
notice that the explosion was to take
place on that he was in any danger
Frs claim is that Re was struck ~ fiji
ing rocks and his nose was broken and
some Of the bones Of bis head fractured
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MoNTpELTER
Honor Students at the Seminary AM
nouneed-u. S. Court Postponed.

Honor Students at the Seminary An
nouneed-u S. Court Postponed
rhe Montpelier seminary faculty an-
aouneed yesterday The honor Students
who viii participate il the commence
mcnt program fhey are chosen from a
class Of twenty-eipht graduates, five for
their Stumbling and scholarship and five
for excellence 81 articles. Tbe dvs en-
titled 90 participate in the program be-
cause 81 scholarship are Charles N Benz
Ia West Topsham Miss Viola Brown,
East Nershire Miss Jessie Gilbert,
Funklin Miss Lucy Swift, Middlesex
Miss Rachel Thatcher pomfret Tho
other Eve honor students are Charles
cNndall Beln Donald q. FairchHd,
Montgomery Walter Gould, Montpelier;
Miss Lucy Parker Montgomery; Miss
Avis Wheeler Barre
Francis iangaw of this city has been
allowed an increase 81 pension at the
rate Of $50 per month, beginning May
-, 1910
Lieut.. Robert Farquanon, who was
called from Honolulu by the critical in.
ness Of his wife, has arrived here Mrs.
Farqnarson IS gaining rapidly and her
recovery seems assured
The Montpelier Athletic club, composed
Of Italian speaking citizens win occupy
the small house at the loot Of Siblev
avenue, on Barre street, as soon as It can
be remodeled and another story added.
Charles Pages Scotch collie was run
over by an automobile and killed
Wednesday night The dog chased the
machine and was struck in the neck BY
the running board the auto passing
over the animal.
The session Of United States court,
which was to have been held here June
no. has been postponed until later in
the month, on aceoIlst Of the absence
Of Judge Martin IN New York. where
he is busy with the sugar cases.
The baseball game which was to have
been played tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the seminary nine and the Bur-
lington high school team has been can
celled on account Of the failure Of six
of the Burlington players to keep up hi
their studies a game has been arranged
instead With the st. Adams high school
as they happen to have an open date
The Lowell Mass., Mutual Insurance
company has applied for permission to
do business in the state and Il was
granted and signed yesterday by the
state insurance commissioners.
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Marvellous Discoveries

mark the wonderful progress Of the age
Air flights on heavy machines, kilograms
without wires, terrible war Inventions
to kill men, and that wonder Of wonders
DIR Kings New Discovery 10 save life
when threatened BY coughs, colds, Ia
grippe asthma, Group, bronchitis, heni-
orrhages, hay fever and who0pinF cough
or lung trouble For al bronchial afiec-
tions, it has no equal. Il relieves in-
sssntly. It's the surest cure James M.
Black Of Ashewlle, N. G., r. r. No. &.
writes il cured him Of an obstinate
cough after AT other remedies failed.
SOC and sl.00 A trial bottle free Guar
anteed by Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Another pee L Planned.

st, Louis June 5. IS. , Lambert. the
president 81 the Aero club 81 St. louis,
has announced that plans are maturing
for d 650.mile aeroplane race over tri-
angular course from Chicago q IHdi
annapolis thence to st. Louis, thence 80
Chicago He said definite announcement
as 10 rules would BE made within q
week
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WHY SUFFER THE AWFUL PANCS
Of DYSPEPSIA and INDIGESTION.


Come to our drug store today and get q
SOC box Of Stomach-Rite, il will quickly
convince you Of It's true worth tor lndiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Gas, Distress after eat-
ing, Nervous Dyspepsia, and last but
not least Constipation. No other remedy
can show such results.
Come here to get the genuine stomach
Rite, as we are agents for this city.
Bart q. Wells, Barre, Nh,
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ExcURsIoN on LAKE cHAMPLArN.
Sunday. June 5, 1910.

The Central Vermont railway has ar
ranged for the frst Of its popular sxrur-
sions on Lake Champlain. Special train
will leave Williamstown at $500 d. m. /,
Barre, s:40i Montpelier, a;05; due Bur
hngton in season to connect with the III.
oonderoga, leaving at 1850 al nj, for ave
hours sail through the southern bays.
Returning, the Ticonderoga arrives at
4.30 p M Special train
leaves Burlington 4.45 p. n. for Will
Jamestown. From Williametown, Barre
ana Montpelier, 1925 Sec Ayers for par.
tioulars.
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WARNED OF REVOLUTION.
Foreign Legations In PeiSin Get Anony-
nous Notice.

Pelsin. June 3Thefe was stir IL
the diplomatic quarter yesterday follow
ing the receipts at each Of the foreign
legations Of an anonymous circular leu
tor in which the writer declared that an
anti-dynastic revolution was about e.
occur and warned the diplomats not to
take side with the Manchus The Chin.
csc imperial family is nor Of Manchu
origin. the dynasty dating from 1854.
THE communication was prepared hi
excellent literary style and abounded iii
classic quotations At certain Of the
legations an impression was made bv
tile manner in which the covert threat
was conveyed However, no alarm was
felt at the American embassy.
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WASHINGTON

Euooh Martin Is IN and under the care
Of his physician.
Mrs Medora Clough he'd lettuce from
her own raising, June I. for dinner
Mr.. and Mrs =. y Tillotson spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Goodwin of Chelsea
The town superintendent Of schools Is
holding examinations for high school Ger.
tIfcates to-day and several pupils are
irving for il.
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GRANITEvILLE

Social dance, under the auspices Of
Mystic circle, Companions of the For
est Is Miles han Saturday evening, June
Il Montpelier Military band orchestra Of
three pieces General admission, 25e.
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Men 5 Suits
$1,000 Value, $3.50

# you want one Of our regular
So. 90 Suits, come and get It for
SO. 90 this week,
Mems Soft Hats, SIPS to 81. IS
value, this week ...... 9Se
Mems light colored Caps, soc
value, this week .... 39c
Mems Balbrigean Underwear, soc
value. this week . Doc
Boys Suits, value 81. 50, this week,
ar .'.-.ss .......... 2 4 90
Boys Wash Suits. 7se value, this
week ....s.................. 00c
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Il suffered habituaHy from oonstipa-
ticn. Deans RaglHets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, 50 that they
have been regular ever since "a. Is.
Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
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soothes itching skin Heals cuts or
burns without a scar. Cures piles ecze-
ma, salt rheum any itching Doans
Ointmont. Yont drlagist soils L.
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FIacfrIe go RaiIwaV.

cars ieave square N NarYe for Montpelier ~
Sc minutes OF and Is inmates past the hour.
Leave Montpelier for Hafre % The hour and
hat hour nntll 40 p. ~
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MoatpsIIsr } wsIls RIver RaIIroaa

TfainH ieavs Harre FOR wells River, connect
inr az that point win ireina going 10th north
md SOUTH at I15 q. M. is.25 and Ao5 p. n. ne
e a5 train connects villa train for boHtan, and
Hortb fof Lisbon. Elttietuu. Eaayane aud Lam
cahteI alag WITH Montreal express, end the 725
ana 30j trains VITA st. johHebufy tfaina,
Trains leave Barre tar Montpelier - f2o,
1886 a. nj. Las a06 40 and 80 D. m
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Cheapest accident insurance Dr.
Thomas' Ecsectic on. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. An druggists
sell H.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF CIVIL AUTHORITY.

A meeting Of the board of civil au-
thority will be held On the evening Of
Saturday, june 4, 1910, at 7 O'clock.
Said meeting viii be held in the city
court room, city hall building, and Is for
the purpose Of hearing appeals taken BY
parties who have felt agerieyed with
the action Of the assessors On their grand
list ehis year.
James Mackay, City Clerk.