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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-23
by Christine Terhune Herrick.l

by Christine Terhune Herrlck.)
What a peach that little Mrs. Mack
ey isl" said Paul one evening as he
and his wife were walking home from
a bridge party.
She had on a very pretty frock; I
noticed that"
y Didn't you notice her hair, too?
There's lot of it, and it curls in the
cutest way about her forehead and all
over the top of her head"
"She must have good hairdresser."
Good Lord, what cats women are!
1t wasn't the dressing; it was the hair
itself. Such lot and so curly"
MY dear husband, don't you know
that in this advanced day women who
have the price can buy hair by the
yard and have it waved so artistically
that yo, would believe it curled nat
urally?"
Then all have to say is it's pity
iiIoIc "OiIleu uOu no Iu6lI ndlT D6~
cOmingly"
They walked on in silence for a few
minutes; then Paul began again.
Now you have a lot of nice hair,
but it doesn't look like Mrs. Mackey's.
One reason for that is that it only
waves and doesn't curl tightly, and
another is that l don't take the time
1uSsing with it that she does"
Well, l wish you'd try it some time !,
BY George, she's a stunner!"
Frances made a non-committal re-
ply and started talking of something
else.
Two or three days later Paul came
nome early to dress for a dinner party
and hurried to his room. On the
threshold he stopped suddenly.
FRANCES was seated at her dressing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-23

to be continued so long as the recip-
tents remain unprovided for by the
government"
The announcement followed the Sec
ond annual meeting of the corpora
ton, held at the residence of Andrew
Carnegie here and attended by the
corporations eight trustees.
The trustees announced that to-
tai of $125,OOO,O0O in securities has
thus far been transferred to the cor
poration which will carry on the va
rious works in which Mr. Carnegie
has been engaged, and such others as
he may from time to time think it adj
visable to engage in.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-23
WHAT They QUARRELEO ABOUT
PAUL'S VIEWS ON HAIR DRESSING CHANGED

table, placing an ornament in her hair.
Paul surveyed her, speeches..
How do you like me?" she asked
smiling up at him.
Her abundant hair, which she gener-
ally wore braided and wound about
her head, had been curled until it
looked twice the usual amount. Puffs
and frizzles were piled high, little
ringlets clustered at her temple ana
on her neck.
Paul strove for courteous words, but
could not find them. The truth came
out blurtingly.
you look like the dill before
dawn"
Frances's face fell Il felt sure
you'd like it" she said. 81 had it done
by the same man Mrs. Mackey goes to.
He told me she has to wear a switch,
but that l don't need to put anything
Oh.
Ny impression is that you need TO
take something off" said Paul. You
don't look bit like yourself"
But you liked Mrs Mackey's hair
so much! Don't you know you said
you wished I'd try her way?"
We'll, now that you've tried, for
the love of mercy take it down and
do it in your own way! What an ass
man is to try to tell a woman how
she ought to do her hair or to dress
herself or anything of the kind"
Il might not put it so strongly as
that" said Frances, pulling out the
hairpins. But it's never safe for a
man to advise his wife to copy another
womani"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-23
MiStrial in BOOzen Case.

LaGrange, Nov 22.-After a jury
had deliberatsd for AZ hours a mis-
trial was declared here in the trial
of John Henry Boozen, charged with
the murder of c. d. Philpot Philpot
was shot and killed by Boozen on the
streets october IA last. Boozen claim
ed that the killing was justifable and
alleged that Philpot had been paying
attention to the formers wife.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-23
New York Fmtnres.
Open High Low Close

New York, Nov. 22.ACotton futures
closed steady.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-23
MILLION DOLLARS GOLD
COMING FROM ENGLAND

London, Nov 22.-American buy
ers purchased from $750,O0O to ST.
100000 worth of gold on the market
here today. This will be shipped to
New York on board the Carmania on
Sunday. The buyers refused more
gold when it was offered, and it is be-
lieved the sale which is hardly profit
able at the present rate of exchange
is covering transaction
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-23
COTTON MARKET in
AMERICUS YESTERDAY
Receipts at the Various Ware.
houses

The cotton market continued to ad-
vance yesterday, all the futures po-
sitions making record gains to the
highest points yet reached At the
close January was steady at 1881
cents, with March at 1886 cents.
While the futures positions showed
a gain, spot cotton did not advance
in proportion, owing to lack of de-
mand, except for the finer grades. In
the Americas market the best sales
recorded We're at IL IA cents.
Receipts were disappointingly small,
only 230 bales for the day. The mar
ket was quoted as follows
1912 1911
Good Middling ........12 IA 8
Receipts In Americas.
1912 1911 1910
Reed Yesterday. 230 165 49,.
Total Receipts .24,7S5 96,675 21,S51
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-23

The man who is ornamental and not
useful is a nuisance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-23

One of the funny things We some
times see is woman who is built like
bale of hay trying to act senti-
mental
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-08
Esponsales de principles

Bruselas Anoche publico un diario
la noticia de los pr6ximos esponsales de
la gran duquesa de Luxemburgo, Ma
ria Adelaide, con el principe Federico
Victor de Hohenzollern.
Ell principe Federico Victor, herede-
ro del principado de Hohenzollern, te-
niente del primer regimiento de Grana-
deros, de guarnici6n en- Postdam, cum
plira veintilln amos ell 80 de Agosto
La notieia de esta boda en- proyecto
ha causado profunda emoci6n en- Fran
Ella y en- Belgica, porque Sc teme que
81 llega a celebrarse en- LuXemburgo no
podfa resistir la penetration germani-
ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-08
Ponce al dia

La Compania Fabregas cOntinna ira
baiando en- el Teatro La Perla con
notable exito. Virginia Fabregas Y Ge-
rardo de Nieva, principalmente. todaS
las noches son aclamadisimos por ell pu-
blico a quien ha cautivado su labor de
de buenos actOres.
Enrique de Nieva, ell distinguido ac-
tor. regresara ell dia veintiocho de este
mes de su viaje a Espana. Con ell Sr de
Nieva vendran los actOres y actnceS
que la Sra. Fabregas lie comision6 con
tratase en- Espana.
FL sugeto lgnacio Lopez Ca Plnzon,
que Sc fug6 delNCuartel de Policia, a
donde 10 condujeron ha sido capturado.
Sc lie acusa de un nuevo delito de eX-
torsi6n.
Nuestra bella amiga la senorita Ali
cia Felicci esta logrando en- sus estu-
dios de canto merecidas distinciones.
Nos completeness mucho en reproduclr
10 que, acerca de la gentil puertorrique-
na. dicen dos peri6dicos de Paris;
LIE Gaulois': Mile. Alicita ha al
canzadO un segundo accesit en- una su-
cesi6n de escenas muy bien escogidas
de la opera "Cosi Fan Tutte de Mo
zart Ella ha representado una Deltina
consumada, con la cooperation de cincc
de Sis companeras que la daban la re
plica. ademas Sc encontraba dellclo
samente ataviada.
Alice Felici ha sido felicitada pol
eementos de gran valia Ell el arte mu
sical. siendo uno de ellos Gabriel Eau
re, ell director del Conservatorio.
Comedia = Triguena, muy bella J
sencillamente vestida con un traje 70
sa de nueva creaci6n, la senorita Alicia
que cant0 muy agradablemente un ari;
de Freischutz, prob6 que ella es al
go mas O. una soprano hgera, seg1n St
complacen en- airmar algunos."
Vaya nuestra felicitaci6n efusiva has
ia Alicia, que Sc augura como una es
trella del arte que estudia
Nuestra amiga la senorita Maria Lui
sa de Angels y su senor don Pedro An
CELLS, conocido periodista, Sc proponel
publican aqui una buena revista sema
nal Su titulo sera La ilustraci6n Pom
cena, y contendra cuentos narracio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-08

El Corresponsal Ell la Playa de un CO
lega local refere que CORE el rumor de
que un bergantin que sali6 de este
puerto hace dias ha naufragado cerca
de Cabo Rojo. No Sc sabe 81 la tripula-
cion de ese bergantin ha perecido no
Informaremos a nuestros lectores 10
que averiguenmos acerca de este asun-
to-
Ell Corresponsal.
Ponce, Julio 6, 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-08

l Ano......."~.................. As'ev
nes interesantes, poesias selectas. blo-
grafias de puertorriquenos ilustres, SUI
cesos hist6ricos, anecdotas, paglnas in
timas de hombres de gobierno, escrito-
res artistas. information de asuntos
de gran interes curiosidad, y toda cla-
Sc de materias. Una amena Revista que
no dudamos que el pubico ayudara a
sostener.
La Liga Progresista sigue trabajando
activamente. Aver Sc han facilitado
los periodstas las siguientes notas en-
la ofcina de la Liga
Desde hace algunos dias viene distri-
buyendose la preparation "Azoa por
los empleados al servicio de da la Liga.
Los resultados de este virus Sc conoce-
ran dentro de tres semanas.
Los trabaios Sc han llevado con re-
gularidad. En- la semana que termin0
el dia 3 del actual, Sc canjearon 425 IL
ckets de igual nimero de ratas destrui-
daS.
Igualmente Sc distribuy6 veneno en-
diferentes casas de la poblaci0n Y Pla-
va Mas de cien familias solicitaron de-
sinfectantes en- los puestos de la Liga y
en- el cuartel de la pOlicia de la Playa
Ocho empleados trabajaron Ell la cam
pana contra las ratas.
Los trabajos del Album guia han side
revisados por el Comit6 de Propagand;
Y Publicidad devueltos a la Directly;
de la Liga. para Su impression ESta no
che Sc acordaran medidas sobre el par
ticular
FL nino Augusta Pima. domiciliad,
en una casa de la calle Leon ha fallecid,
yictima de la iebre tifoidea.
\ don Jose C. Pima padre del min,
fallecido testimoniamos nuestro p6sa
me.
En- "a Corto 40 D;s+,;to 10 on,no1oa
. coloh,orso bo,, u i,;a;o nan ;o1
seonido con+ra podro p,,raaa 10 roo
mo oato ;a1;u;a, =, !,
Ito 10 asos;na+o 90 nn;,,o,. ,.moao
g. o,,o,,4..o e. ... j,
..1o1 ! ,r.-la, - - cs..- ,r.
r1.'.- =, W.
-4. ....:.'- ~, - ,,,
- go =
- ~
+
La sonora Maria Teresa Bac6, meca
nogra1a J taqulgrafa Gle la Alcaldia, ac
uuaimehte deSempena tambleh Ell carg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-08

nes interesantes, poesias selectas, blo
grafias de puertorriquenos ilustres, su
cesos hist6ricos, anecdotas, paginas IN
timas de hombres de gobierno, escrlto-
res artistas. information de asuntos
de gran inter6s y curiosidad, y toda ella
Sc de materias. Una amena Revista que
no dudamos que ell p1blico ayudara a
S0Stener
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
SUTHERLAND RECEIVED
NO CAMPAIGN FUNDS

WASHINGTON. oct -Contribu-
tons - the National Prohibition party
Campaign were so. n31 IS. according 90
n report Of Treasurer o. T. Faris has
autographed from Trenton. Mo. to the
Clerk Of the House 81 Representative.
Tuc expenditure are placed ~ SiN.131 ~.
MurdocI E"uri.k. as treasurer ~ the
Rational Republican Congressional com
mitt"c or Peuusy ivauia. reported that
contr buttons OF t11.32. g and disburse-
meuts Of sf2.2fi-3
The Socialist campaign committee IN
the twenty eighth fnuusy lNauia con
Eressfnnal district received contributions
o. s. and had been promised $500
by the National Socialist Committee
Blair lee. Democratic leader In MARY
land. sent ln Two reports A. treasurer
81 the b"Worrntir auxiliary committee
- fhe state ~ MARI land for campaign
purrp~"s. N" reported contributions Of
tii.t'n.f1 As treasurer for Maryland
Tor the campaign committee ~ the NH-
tipual Demo .r.fIr committee. pc re-
ported 'untrihu' ions of g. SOC 90. AMI
dtghurefurrfs OF g. 800 go g. tho same
persnus ae are reported as contributors
Tire report ~ contributions and eNpru-
ditures M the Democratic national CON
Eresr .praI comm ffas nfa forwarded hv
Eeprescntafitr 90 ~ IIHu.I. or virginia.
treasure. o. showed that DputrIuuf lions
had been received Dog Wr Flood fr tho
sum ~ ftn.Nta 30 aui br South Trimhfs
IN crarge ~ Western urlIGr Hrfcrs Iu
the sum ~ gf0.fesFn Nr Flood re-
ported that he hHH dI4nHra.1 ffu.-47 -r.
and SIR TrirhIa ffarH.r Tho largest
single contributor vas shown 90 have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

been Thomas = Ryan. Who gave $1,000
20 Mr. Flood. Representative Zerono T.
fayne. reported be had expended In his
district IN New YORK. $3.50. through the
county committees Former SPEAKER
cannon reported ne hal received one
Contribution or 500 from g. H. stout
Ihs expenditures we're s3.0Isse. Speaker
,h'mp Clark reported he had received
30 ana expended s5f, " o. Andrews.
Progressive Congressional candidate In
~" lrst Ohio District cent some Of hts
~ azure with his report Enclosed in
~. report 81 Representative Byrd Me
N.iIt' or oklahoma. was % note wilton
~ root ball poster from Earle 10
80 -lauhg th1t an the money had
"'.H spent On headquarters
..i'I H'rg'r. the only Socialist in
,"utr'Hs. exported tIat be had sp.rf
n"ihinE The rules Of or uart, n.y.,
permitting a." '"''f "'t
Howard sutherland. caudIdafe-at.tarVo
Ior congress from West vfrrinfa tff,.i.r
me Item Tor contributors Wrote In 80
Nothing and nothing promised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

The nosifivo proofs fhat zEMp curcs
ny 'nd nll forms ~ aafn Affections htvo
hf"us'd th1 entire community.
lh' wonderful why in witch raw. nr-v
90. Inn 1ufrsiv honfs ~ trr magic touch
~ IEMo o. marvellous
ign Hmrly apply o. % tho Or f~fod urrts
it DOESN'T smart. is MT o. nHsft. greasy
tf't'' ~ oinf mont. but n wonderful dfrap-
pnIing hquid Tint tluls riglt BOZ. quickly
niays az pain. 90 ifrh. nu niefrraa. 10
H'fF tho wurk rud l0.er ff iu o. WY TINT D.
.-'-ni. bling. Tue reCulrr price ~ ZEWO
H tHn Tor the inrre bottle bat you ran
nos Fcf n liberal trial iutfio % IEWO Tor
only p cents which o. fully runrnnfoe.L
efHun FL. a.If auT Guaranteed U. r..a.
.t'ftr .frs HrI In WIrrIr. 49,
''nf 'ff '. r..N. Hre.
N'I. HHI VI .f.ra fI... rH.. OBJ
'ff. i Hr".I "a 'a Mf..... f... L.
~ r'.H|rr go fH U.a. ff...r
|H 1000 I.......
Mound .N"Ir SD. H.r.r.... f
'.a. n... .. f..Ia.rr. ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

"" '.uu'N committee Wrffiurs were
H'.i iaHt evening 81 fha .Ifr building
lhe committee 0r licenses met and
discussed tho Transferring az fIa IL.
,'hHe 'f John Bow - IaUh Hurley and
nave completed their report g. I,r f....f.
7" lhf Cpuurl 90 tle next meefr4
.lkit The committee on fnrrr. AMI
lfhfH also met and discussed fHe rf.sf.
.ff ~ length ana also nfef lfa rsusrf
I'r council They also discussed Clio
I"l-luE "f ne rate fur ras f1 tho cum
fuWrra ln This rlfr arI fHIa rr.ff.-
VIII llkelF- he given n vHIrI af the nest
meeting ~ the city fIfftrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

the local Republicans Gre getting
utSy AMI completing plans Tor fne At
Marshall county 90 BOO heII 10 Mounts.
Nille on next Saturday evening stale
laN commissioner Fred o. Blue ami
Fihte Auditor j. s. Barst nave been -e-
cured 60 deliver addresqer ana t, fb' .r,t
M the week several more such prom mont
speakers Will DO engaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
CONTINUED
Nearing o. FOREIGNER a. aeIs,r.
Charged Win Murder Gees Over
Until ThFs Affrr-r1.

hpman kONerOW Of Adrna Cd
vas arraigned before MAYOR Wrea.
man at Icllaire Yesterday morning
On charge 81 killing lack WuIrr or
Ihaf CITY Tho preliminary hearing
a. rns poucd uufii This afternoon af
r.orh in order fo enable thp 3D..
tuscd t0 secure counsel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
BENWOOD


ne democrats OF this city and county
are Planning one Of the great-st rallies
OF the campaign to be held in tuis cify
next saturday evening. when the Hon
onn u. Mctraw. candidate for United
states senator viii deliver an address
1nl. Mctraw has many frierIs n this
tlty and he undoubtedly Will Dee greeted
by large crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

Tic Wilson AMI Nsf.nar WIr. .ir .
'iIh HIIl meet tomorrow evening" do OBJ. s
.ItF huiidlng ana complete Hrf4ursulsf.f.
t'r ~" Mr1faw meeting nttt -lfur.f4.
Ml-. fcnrFla NHn.'rr. OF New Mar.
ureflile. is spending a f.s I.. .'t-.
lIlrlha ana relatives Boo f|.
The large Iron door fu ffs mol. ...If
ln ihr hank ~ Hcnuoul. uHa rnf un Ifa
hinges yeaferdHV morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
To Hold Great sxsetiB4.

Inc dry forces Of this county are max.
inS great preparations for a rails Eati-
licatiOn meeting 90 hc held this .y.uIu..
~ me First NJ T.. church OF tHft rtft
Rev. Is Hart. former pastor 1f the
local church. Rev J b. scott. tho new
viii deliN er addresese
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
italian nin.r rii,.n

= = T''I'7N T. " Va DOT n NrfUrI1
fu'l" .ErI ~. Italian was killed fo
Munpngnh mine so. g. this afferT,','.,' , .,'
IHli ~ slate The body WAS rerno,.t
20 tnr Musrrare uorEue fn This rff,
ton. The body uIi o. e.ffr.elf t,. 80 -
sfItnnia tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

. inc local authorities have failed thus
Iar 20 locate the guilty parties W Iu stole
thr fNifa rim and tire from tine Francis
auto mere last saturday evenin-. which
was l'lt standing IN Water street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

Flte nnrniers appeared tfaf...I.t.
.tfninE before Matnr -rluIan and crew
drum suueea Turr f4.T .ff fF. $500.
drew ten days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

A r cr know
ODD sI tory
tHr.
beautiful
boot a o.. .naf bride f,t .rc
ne"cf ambition obey i'' t'." ror,t rns Ions OF aens,-
I'D, aueIf
nne mcl talent en' h"arue e little au p, Duo
shr
rocks "ni en. Tho mother has bad many ce
bred - rfH
narrc" ana o..ouc cNr N- 'c a. she tt"
o
older FOLKS %" r,.
'n '"n reon.
.r oil .r .,..t d..
remember 7' they pllt hr-rr tr.r.,
and oh. l I
have l,r -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
PROCLAMATION No. 2
TO ALL THE PEOPLE OF THE WHEELING DISTRICT

As the interests of every Wheeling every
element OF ITS population identical cf
the city and ITS suburbs and the MhcenCs
pery greatly depends upon the growth progress
neighborng and the growth progress neigh
boring towns largely dependent upon Wheeling
an invisible bond between all and the welfare
Elm Grove and BenwOod. Martins Ferry Bridgeport
belare and all other neighborS the
erests OF Wheeling the welfare the III.
Island.
Consequently. these noghborS friends
VINO are part and parcel of Wheeling in fact.
IN every material interest the reports
everything that makes for the of the Whccr,
district vitality concerned in the Burning of the Ham
mthe and ruin of the knocker IN
of the Booster
therefore, the HalloWee Commission all our
good neghhors IN West Virginia, Ohio
all OF the thrifty and enterPrisng communities 90 {,
make the Wheeling district biggest busiest
workshops in the world cordial invitation on with
IN commerce and labor Of Wheeling Thursday the ce-e
monies incident to the Burning of the Hammer an the
Inauguration of awakened pride and re-
neSal of faith and cOhdcnce u future.
We want these friends OF citys gate eel
that this celebration. Signalling the Knocker 70
ne as much theirs as ours and them
all the good work which makes for the advancement and IT,
building of the Wheeling district
October %. 1912 HALLOWEEN COMMISSION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

,, WANTED Young lady to CLERK IN
wheeling lcUelry store Must have
pest references Address iu own
handwriting. JeveIrt store 80
Intelligence .8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
,:'.; q. -: - -: -: =: OK :s...
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
q Fsf' ~ =.

But my son-my son is Themisfocles
mother an 70
her
rri ...
ana DREAMED az her most precious dream
had to up
ing her h=h school course DISAPPOINTING, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
Searching, Fiery,
Raw Eczema
Zemo Cures Worst Cases and Il a
Wonder for Every Form Of
Skin Affections

OF u. as-csnt Trial Bottis Todsy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-13

Regular meeting of I. o.
O. r., on Thursday evening.
Work, initiatory degree. Per
order noble grand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Charles Peeor Of Webstervile returned
TO Barre last night, after passing two
months in Holyoke, Mass.
The condition of John Bianchi, who
is quite seriously i'll at his home on
West street, is slowly improving.
Tony Corey of the American Cloth
ing Co. returned last night from an eN-
tended business trip through New Hamp-
shire.
Antonio Desenti vino recently came
to New York from Italy, arrived in
the city this morning for an extended
stay,
Jules w. Green Of Burlington, state
agent for the Continental Casualty Co.,
was among the business visitors in the
city to-day.
Charles Pelkey who underwent an
operation at the City hospital two weeks
ago was able to return to his home in
Orange to-day
Z. a. Hatfield of Lynn, Mass, rep
resentative Of the New England Con-
fectionery Co. of Boston, was a business
visitor in the city to-day, leaving this
noon for Burlington,
+, w. jackson and Alex Duncan went,
last night, to st. Adams, where they
attended meeting OF patriarchs mill
tant. Messrs. jackson and Duncan rep
resented Canton Vinton, No. Q, OF this
city, at the meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Charles Emerson of Smith place
was brought to the City hospital to-day
to undergo an operation.
The city schools will close Friday of
this week for the annual spring vaca-
tior of two weeks. The sessions will
be resumed on the morning of March
20.
Leo Aiken of Harrington avenue, man
ager of the Barre Optical parlors on
North Main street, who has been aliiict-
ed with slight attack of rheumatism
for the past week, is rapidly improv-
ing.
Frank Restell, who has been absent
from Barre for the past three years, ar
rived in the city this morning. Mr.
Rcstelli had spent much OF the time
during his absence at his former home
in Italy
The local committee acting in behalf
OF the striking textile operatives OF
Lawrence, Mass, has received from the
G. G. l. A., the sum OF S3430 as the
result of collection made among the
stonecutters.
The Trow hill school will give an en-
tertainment, assisted by 6. j. Seager, the
union superintendent, in their building
Friday evening, March Is. After the
program refreshments will be served.
The proceeds will be used to defray the
expense Of an organ, recently placed in
the building. Admission, Is cents.