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The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30

0yU11D o. ~ - Nopses e nssslAy - 0s8a0s1
- - ~ hannh g ~ ~ Aaa1A A00 - ~ OaM
Aaffy at thas IL hila pss(ser(0 oauAss
dArss nah IL psssa q 0aasvssA - ~
c.l anA lilly tsaaaa1 e young paaosA a oasawosA
window and ~ - ~ task Of pumping syes fer
hous without Stopping vA in hypnotic state = begging the
question ssalent Aefenss
subject of legal aaA that he perfectly willing to ALLOW
the hpnct to thus Of him People devoid of brains
this fellow whosvsr has proved himself to be-
guardian shcud lock
sope and give them the benefit decent civilization Just be
this fellow willing place himself the hands of CRATER
be exploited all country this nhunan
gain why any community should permit
the Post glad to know that after waiting in vain for the city
authorities end the Judge Noonar
complaint Officer
did hesitate to put the outrageous exhibition and
warned Mr. Easy Money Cauer be careful his
while Clenwood almost
anything but her the line this exh
ttion which both nAaane and nonssnso and caIuaed
excite unnatural interest ~ curiosity which good
anyone
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30

Last saturday Judgs Uaanaats assied
ths motion nads By Jsdgs DSllisea fer
Q nsw TRIAL for Robert Freeman, recent
y convicted BY . jury Of murder in
the second degree for the killing Of
Robert Roberts, and sentenced Freeman
to from ten to ten and one-half years
in the state penitentiary, ten years be-
ing the minimum sentence provided by
the statute for verdict of second de-
gree murder.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30

ea.mwooo raoRN1x. 70 zaADa
Psssiss having 0es4ssd esssssy
sassAss - AsPsss - NJ Win sohs
- pay.sss Assisahas oss9.ssa ~
psety vin y vsn - anAs tAsas Waas
kasvl - - - I hass . fsv sze1ss
= tAa4 kinA h vSsW.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30
uoHc

Glsawssa sPsineA Osls., New. I, 1914.
Nsties u hsrsey givsa tAak Tie ~
.aal nesting ct tAs oteskAsaasn q
II, FA1lE10' MILLING, HNIN3
AND NERCANTuE COMPANY viii
b hslA in 0lsawssd oPsiA0 % 0ataf-
hy, De-. II, 1919, fer ~ Psspsss u
slestizI Difsesoes and sssA stAse baSl-
ssss - may come bsfors tss netting
ll-s-12-7 g. ". PAR1R osey.
itching pils1 provoke peseaaity, bst
profanity won't remove tAsa- Dsaas
Ointment i recommended fer itching
bleeding or protruding piles. Soe .,
any drug stsrs.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30

II 011fAX IL ~ js ee IL asa b ask u.els IN 70
ta 4aooaeoe = .A 70 seass 1T sannst nals
seat toward hTig1ng 100000 L = Asr pEsy
1 Ammon Does - propose oonnus th prsat do nothing
policy does he intend get busy do hngs7
e the incoming legislature will doubt settle the question
almost too much anything Practically all the good land
cf Eagle county tied the Carey We
1r Ammons will have the of Dr. Kennedy really
nsans what he sayx-Cyrsum Record
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30
LET'S BE THANKFUL

IHE ccgtang the Of ths world and asking
w what you have thankful for just begin BY feeling
thankful you millionaire for ths millionaire has
times much oub!s dreamed o. This will be
versal Of The usual order but it will pay try it.
Instead CT beaoaning fate and
er suppose you cheerfuy good that
rich the rich folk such lot Of and and
hea1hes responsibilities that have escaped and little
that ought take heart and thank the Lord that
Fccr did say? But not Why with those
healthy checked and girls rompng around and filling
their childish pratle while with their chubby little
away the trouble that think you havewhy wake
Who said poor? You have simply deceived You
have dced yourself Ycu do know the meaning Of the word
poverty Yu riches that the wealth of worlds cannot
themselves possess that which il yours
you good health you enjoy The
sympathy Of attuned
childish an1hter and heart knowS the love Of hose hs
specimens said "of Hiagdea
Heaven then heart and thank God It this
you fortunate and thn you Win Sscs
that 70 = would not change flaes
with the wsathsst IN ths univ9se Lt b thankful
ND NOW II u sad that IL Railroads rsfass III further
"A eousss IN tAs way el Hanpoetaon geng far
to br h ~ future sserial mileage although tAs latter nse
doubt but tie idsas demands upea rsa
tansPotaa BY persons IN entitled IL has
ads fares Of the wheas paA and it u great wond Aas Tie
practice Of issuing nss transportation 70 almost Tom Dick
and Harry who applied for has bssn tolerated long has
When tas railroad passes for and BY
Of oo1rtss which - ahs GtsnA n this md
as ts cost Il the railroads hoA psos IN line who woud ehsr
wiss think Il voting for him I'D a whn ssetsd By Close
boost that IL railroads pullsd him through
deal With ths fss a The railroads vii afford
to reduce th passenger rates and win then as money than
before and the people viii ct benefit
chaAg9
-
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30

Old papers FOR sale a. thi. onis.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30

HERR MORE in ~ sGort a people 70
possibly imagine We dn comprehend the travel
which such thoroughfas would The fact that the
motorists Ill the warning for highway which they
fuxthr Obligated
ITSELF million dolas surface uch road with asphalt
counties aaA will properly grade the road
indications the trsmAs which this association is
taking good roads question They estimated that with
such highway through oood not less than hundred and
fifty will pass every of the 1915 the travel
exceptionally year Of the Panama
position Diego When stop contemplate this number
day passing through Genwood with of four
passengers the AID thn figure the daily
expenditure of hsss trav overwhelmed in OF
figures that almost saSgs and the consider the
probable results aocing financial from such gigantic
undertaking tAn convinced Of The necessity for
doing everything possible this that il
just demanding Tie consideration Of the various
nuntiss a Colorado
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30
nnneAn 10 I'm I'm

Gid ..s,ar4sf ~. .. ~. sti...
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30

WE pity IL partisan who believes that al vr
w tass in his I'll the ves in ths or partisa
There nneh good IN al paxtss Ths life and dsa&A
naticn does dpsnd mans election 70 os Du
have to unaand this and during The campaign
just closed bu&nsM 6urbed the least Many
disappointed the Of the election would have
been disappointed had been otherwise This great country Of
the best that has stood in all tie has but entered its
for humanity No matter what political in the
sscendency future The Of citizenship
this We will increasing in population in strength
wealth and in influence solving the problems of human
and Fastening the coming of universal brotherhood We will
Mr. Bryan declares have hare - republic which shakes thrones
and dsoves aoczaces by it, silent example and gives light and
inspiration to those who sit in darkness republic gradually bat
surely becoming the accepted itsr Of The worlds pu-x
republic whose history like A path Of s just is s aiming
light that neth and INTO ss perfect day
Shield
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30


y ransEs SIN faag ~ fern Il gsvsnnnt that
shall have in Dsav~ and s19 H3atisA h ~ tAal
Of rern which gavs AsaA uahsd IN ~ aAis
atioa ~ havs h n aal eay q ~ bagtn
Ming of tsshass my Ys1sss 70 ring n ~ essn
6 gov1nat and ~ ahout IL dssgats ae
toa that oesA evutaks eoy. h pEtna9s ~ - al
right bst sanaee Ct hsa 0ats IN ~ paess bseso
ing a1yazsst sv~y day ~ rseern dsan n
- attained i, THE ssn - psss rsaah hGAr
plane q evte rightsoas 0saaas h ~ municipalities ass
Just baA nd eejsaas ~ a. b. 1hsy Aavs bsa b
tbs eeadtsa fer haH esatuy - ~ gsttag tses
For tis bsaisvsd that ~ ssiaa Dlaa a city
meat night i,g asost chaaGs Sr ~ bssr but ts u
szpodsd thsay a.d ths ouhls n ~ pses thasvss We
thing hsps 0ovsrnmnt 1oing but bechwesk and
what b ~ q making ~ wsessf-tisd aAA tarA
u EPoRf HA8 II that H whose instance hs matter
N Of excessive osal 9nsns from South Canon to
Geawood brought at3sa of ts STATE Railway
mission through the city council hos bssn offered the
. thirty p9 aiaek aAd, using onads
ahas aask fer 10 Mutual Lgt4 - suits sassd - ean
q ~ invssasa poais - ~ - Dssa IN vhass aesEse
~ nvsssasa estsasby ess tas tA1r msdena -
Gxsssfva and Tie Post + Why should not Ok
reduction that Win = - psoplsf But few of the
people Of Cenwood nek they burn coal Hsrs
be reduction ras why not ask that they be
made give relief to all the and not just to the private
peation by Hsf This ism the first time ir
months that Henry had the main chance through
pretense of doing something Il - snsfit deer psepul
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-04
Gpnsert.

6reitog obeno CAB oas Spmpbo=
llie=Sr6eIter unter 2eitung BON
8rof. Carl &abn uno utter 0iit-
mirfung Ser Srou geina See 2ane
rno oes g. 81. 2ieoerfran5 Elm aon-
5ert in Ser 8eetbopen Sale. 9as
aou5ert NOR por5iiglid. IS muroe
pra6tig eeipielt uno onsge6eidnet
gelungen, Ieioer mar Der geird ell
10 erbdrmlider, oab mon mol be-
greifen fonn, menr Die Mitglieoer
oes Sr6elters uno Der 9irigent a(l-
mablig ale Suit on Der Sobe per=
lieren. No6 niernols bat bos San
Nlltoniper 8ublifum oielem Srde-
tier gegeniiber leinc S6uloiefeit
gctall, nod ME lit ein aon5ert Del
Ielben al1d) MIR balbmegs 10 be1est
gemelen, mie es iid gebort bette.
0abei baben mir in oieiem Srbe-
Iter ein l1nternebmen, oaS fir Die
aunitperbdltnilie unierer Staot BON
groBter 9eoeutnng tit uno oaB mar
begen uno pflegen loate, 10 piel
nlan fonnte. MGeroings baben Die
Serri6often 5 e 5dulo, bob tie IT,
re aonaerte ME sur rehten 3eit an
3eigen, aber au6 oas in 8etradt
ae5ogen, trdet unier Brblifum bic
lem l1nternebmen gegeniiber oo2
cine @leideiiltigfeit our Sdarl> oie
poaig ungeredtfertiat uno iehr gu
~heoauern lit.
gs muroe Sreitag abeno pieoer
6riaant geipieIt, babel mar oas
9roeramm auBerit seididt aisge-
n1bIt, alib ni6t 5l lang uno niht
gu gelebrt. Gin Sober mlbte an
Dem @ebotenen uno Der @rt, mie
es eeboten muroe, ieire 5reltoe boz
ben. Mub fanter bret biIbide 4om-
petitioner ,oes Serrn Sabn gum
8ortrog, ein @al5er, cine Ma5ur.
ia uno Elm merifaniider Gang.
Srou Cane Jung por5iiglib nno ben
r2ieoerfron8" fat nan mol ielten
better gebort, als an oieiem @beno.
@aes in allem Elm por3iiglides &on=
5ert. uno oas Dor nabe5u leerem
8auie!
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MO, als ibr nod in Sefnuoa maret,
fubr Der Yaftor i'm Zone Der gni-
itulotgung fort, uno bate gart3 per-
gei1enL oaB ibr euA gefannt bd-
ben muBtelt; aber AUDI bel einigen
onoeren, als ih, ourd meme Bfliig-
scnide @%rfabrung gemisist, ociner
poriidtig g%rpdbnung tat, itieB i6
euf cine gemiiie, mie ioa i'd ia-
gen? 5~einoieligfeit mdre unhriit-
lid, aber
2aiien mir ous gbema fa1em, Jag
lie @ottbolo NIT einiger llngeonlo.
@erpib, gemiB, erpioerte Der go.
Itor, obgleih es bid freuen miro.
5u boren, oaB id gerooe oieie @ele-
aenbeiten benusen fonnte, INN BET
Tier grobmiitigen Shenfung an Die
grmen unieres 4irdipiels nit Der,
lenigen 9~anfbarfeit 81 e%rf66bne,t,
mcl1e -
aber mo8u oas, nadoem ide aus
briidlid gebeten, Dab mein Nanle
nift genannt merSen iollte.
@eil geihrieben Itebt: ou ioiit
eein 2iht niht unter ben Sheffel
ifplen;. nro neil ih MIR 10 inlitats
De mar, ben boien 2elimuno gun
@dmeigen gu brinsen, Der iih al
neine gerion gebeftet bette.
GortIcpuma foIat.)
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gaterslad.

SHngit beidenfte uteine 0attin, -
SUIT hrei Mpnate TT es idbpn, -
Did 5m meimer 8rsfem Grembe,
MRit benz erifsebpr'uen Spbm-
ttnb i6r iolt 6as &inbGen ieben,
Wie eS utunter NIB gefu4b;
Set mnb bra4 bic fleinen 8etnMen
ttmb bic @adhen upl nnb rmnb.
glmd bic Mmtter 1T 10 blii6enb, =.
Saf icbr ffpI5 t6 BIN barob;
11n6 ib Iinge taft aatagltM, .
Dieter TRIAD srphes Sob.
Als has ainbleim tpar s~ebpren, !
Gagte ib ipsleth Bet mir:
Sebt muk beine 0attin trintea,
DIT has iA5ne 2pme Star Bier.
- Ma
9enn ib g5rt, In bieieut Sale,
SETS, BON pielen idum erprebti
tlnb aud ih, lam mirflid fasen,
9af man e. nit Medt selpbt.
bic SHUTTER bat IN Gifae
limb I'M Mebermafe fdier
Mabrung lest fit infer S5bndlen;
ttnb sipar bmrd5 bas 8 Star Wter.
l1ub hanttt aud ih gebeibe,
9enu baS gier bef5rnint audi MIR. /.
griuf Id t1glid e. auf's meme, :.
Smmer smr @eieaihaft ibr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-04
81 I c | { /.

Note SttC SCPSlVS utS ~
gunbesbauptitaot meIoet, baben Die
0oltfere,l5fomites oes @auies un9
Seq Senats, Die iber Die gerpiaI,
sllngsbia flir oas Seer beraten,
iih oariibrr eeeinigt. ben neben Sort
Sam Solliton liegenoen io%aenanntel
Breckenridge Graft, Elm Stiif Gam
BON rnsefaDr 300 Mdern, fir $40.
coo 5u faufen.
Sic Wiitglieber Ser g. e.
Clearinghouse Mi~lociation baben iih
ou @uniten Der bon Der Matioral
-@iti5ens 2eague be~furiporteten Ge-
form unieres @elomeiens ailsgeipre.
den. Gle mer6e1 Die Durdfiib-
rung oieier Geform : 8orihlage
nod ar1ften 5ll forbern ili6en.
Sreitae lilorgen itarb 9an5
MarI6on i'm glitter BON SO Sabrelr.
Ser 8crItorbene itammte aus 5rieo,
ribsburg, mobnte aber ieit mebreran
Sabrcn in uniercr Staot. gr bin-
terldBt ouBer ieiner Coffin orei
Sobne, Gr. Carl Marihaa in ser
.SauptItaot Merifo, llilo 8. S. rao
@roper Morid)an bier III Sm @n.
tonic, feriler 5lpei godter, Srou s..
g. @eiie uto SRI. 2ouiie Maridaif.
stuf) nebrere @eidluiiter bon ibm
leben bier III 9eras. Gr mar Wait.
alieo ser Scrmmnslobne, Der
,@ooomell Of fife @orlo" uno oil"
oerer Bercinigungcn.
emilio 8asque5 COMES Bat
nniere StaOt perlaiien uno tit naH
CT gaio gereiit.
Gin %. nio %. Mai finocn
GipiloienIt : @raminationen itatt,
cine fir einell @anoelsle6rer all Der
Snoianer-S dule in Carlisle, enc
anoere fir ciilen 6iilfsbemifer in
.gnreon Of Stanoaros1 gu @afb-
ington ulo eiile brittle fir gleftri.
aitdts- uno Moihinen : Snipeftor
I'M oQuartermalter's Department"
Dic @ronoinrp oes 81. Di,
itriftgerihts bat 81 stnflagen crbo.
BEN. Sci pier5ebn BON ibnen lit
nidt befauut gemadt, gegen men
uno mofiir file erboben lino, BON oen
anoern Swan5ig loutelt iieben aiti
Ginbru1, feds auf 0iebltabl, bic:
auf 8fcroeoiebltabl uno 5pei ai,i
Morooneriff.
s(n anoerer SteGe finoen iii.
icre oeier bic Mndeige bon SertrD
Mepcr, Der iid nm has amt beg
Gountpfonrnilidrs fir ben A. Ere.
3inft bemirM. &err 0ieper bat ieit
81 Sabren in San @ntonio &c.
ipobnt. CT lit nit Den 8erbaltnii-
len griinolid pertrallt nno miiroe
ieoenfaas cinen tiidtigen County,
fommiii1r abgepen. Or lit Witglieo
BEG Sr6ens Der Sermannsiobne.
@6brcno oes Monots Moro
muroen rad ocn1 geridt oes
u@ooro Of Seoltb" in unierer Stoot
140 ainoer eeboren, namlih 1856
8eiBe uno bier Sorbige. es itar.
ben bier mabreno ienes Wonats
237 9erioncl.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trlt.
am 10. Mai 5uiannlen, um Die
Steuerliften uno .9iider ourd)6ii'
[ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-04
Yr1miem>oiferte
Gin perieblae an uniere Srennee.

0a es nms nnmasldJ 1T, aGe 9iirife nnb Counties hes Staaes
omrd &eIenoe bearbeiem sn laHen, nankten tur amf anoere Wrftel 5mr I'M
mer sr5ferem @erbrehmns nnieres gfahes fnnem aab mir FS sM bem
Gnfdlmf sfommsn, ammebm6are 9ramrn fit meme N5omnenten, bic aus
einseididt herbea, aassufeken.
@r plamen midt bic @eranialtnns enes iosenanRten &uatefes, mi.
CT bet emglidem 3etnngen mbid it, ionoern mir iuolen bird AnssaDlnng
elmer li6eraIen aommiRon Srehuiqise anmerben, bic obne beionSere NH.
be nnb Mniremgnng id cine Ne6eneunabme at beridafen mnnfden.
gu Sieiem 3wede offenerem mir fir iOem Sa6resa6Onnenten cine
apmmii1om ppn $ 1, eimem 9plIar. 9as 8odenbfatt Der nJree
9re1c fir sesas" fohet So per Sa9r. @esen Ginienbnns BON $fOO mer.
oem mir ao Oas Slatt n irseno ene nms amsese6ene abreRe ididen.
Nir 10 Mbonnenten cine GTtra : yrdunie DNa $2.5O III yaar.
Slit Is 4bpnnenten clue Grtra : Yrdnit pUn ss.75 it Saat.
Slit 20 Mbonaeaten eme Grtra : Erdn1ie u0n $500 III Saaf.
Slit Is 4bOnntnten tme Ggtra : yrdnit uOn $6.25 1T Saat.
Slit ne5r als Is Mbonntnttn cine Grtra< yrdnit uOn IS ii Saar.
Sit nbr aS 50 Abonnenttn clue G%gtraprdnit uon SIC ii Saar.
Der guri6las 1T einfad. nmo peraanolid ssnns, @er eineH neass
abonnentea Der sr 3it nht 2etr Der uSreie Yrehe" il, = sc.
miHnt, foaeftert $500, erbalt, reip. behalf babon eimen 9oaar uno ididf
ben anberen Dollar init Der senanen MoreHe oes 8efeaers Elm. Gufroem
aebt aer and NOD cine Ggtra Gramie in Mmsfdt fails bic GAIL BOA
sebm a6omnentn obr oara6er erreidt mirb. 9iie GrtraYramie leu.
ben mir ben Sasm 8eredtsten non unferer Office aus brett
Die liter se1radte DHerte tit fir sSsoen I'M ueten gebiee bes stas,
ties offen. Sober fam f6 baran betiisen. gr bihn MIR gadrpreie
an, neil Glo iumer ieinen gert 6at nnb Sober oafar anidafkn anb fx-
fen fam, mas ct aeraoe brandt
Mae, sic bpn bnier Dferte @ebrand MAIDEN nnb inter ben Oba
seieaten gebinsnmgen Mbonnenten fur bic oJrae 8reRe fir Segas1 Jam.
meln iupaen, fnS se6etem, fd nit tins mnpersmglid in Terbinsan8 ~
ieten, Samit mir i6nen etuaise aeuHnidte ansfabrlidere aasfanft ettt
len fSnneu. Die anitnns sbt BEN geaaaern brett BON unisrer 81.
flee 5a.
u6reif Yreie fit seras".
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uenn Sic an Reconnaissance

leioen, 6ann ibreiben 5ie mir nulo
id meroe Sbnen unentgeltlid elm
9adet zines einfaden Mittels ienoen.
pelhes mid uno blnoerte beilte, b.
runter 8erionen i'm Mlter BON iber
odtaig Sabren. Wan aoreliiere:
Ssobn 81. Smitb 2717 5mitb Bldg,
Miltpaufee, @is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-04

geldoffen. aber in SEN glumen-
tbali6en @unid; 30, wdre ood)
oaes, mas OH gei6rieberl, Der altert
@ebeimnis geblieben" ,
modte i6 bod nidt einitimmen. Sic
bot uns nit ibrer 6omanen mande
biibl6e ltnterbaltung bereitet nno
uns man6e Stunoe aufs ange'
nebmIte perbrinaen lal1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-04

sn @reenipid, Conn.,. lit emil
Q(oas, Der 0ertreter uno getrlebs-
letter Ser Sambure-amerifa ; ainie
it SEEM gorf, al Der Sungene1t-
aiinouna %geItorbeu. @r tpar crit 55
Sabre alt.
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ioIat.)

Du brinsit 5ebn @eiie leidter
siim 2eoen, ais einen Sorer gum
Ghmeieen.
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- Solange Die @eni6en pom
Gliid feline gbnung baben, limo 1ie
meiItens am eliidlidlten,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-27
N0RTHFIELD FALLS.

H. E. Slayton is enjoying weeks va
cation from his duties in the Whitney
store and. with his wife and son. Glen
is visiting relatives in Williamstown and
other places.
Mrs Charles Pecore and three daugh-
tiers and H. NJ Rich of Montpelier, Mrs
Martin Rich and daughter, Miss Eliza
beth of Mortified visited Mr.. and Mrs
George Plumb Monday.
Ray Goodnough of North Montpelier
was in town from Saturday to Tuesday
Miss L. c. Rich and cousin, Miss Pc
core, visited the formers sister, Mrs.
George Plumb, Tuesday and Wednesday
Fred Pippens has opened barber shop
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-27
GRoToN.
Mrs. George Robinson Died Thursday, and
Funeral Was Held To-day.


Mrs. George Robinson died Thursday
evening at the home of her son, Charles
one mile east of the village. She had
been in failing health for several months
from heart disease. Funeral services
were held to-day and the body viii be
taken to East Calais for burial. Mrs.
Robinson was 70 years of age.
Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison and Leon Fellows
Of Barre We're callers in town Thurs
day.
Miss Annie Elliason of South Ryegate
has been visiting Miss Jessie Smith this
week.
Ralph Evans has rented the house of
Mr.. Farron, formerly owned by A. H.
Teller.
Mrs. George Clark returned Thursday
! from visit with her sister, Mrs. Foster,
at Bath, n. H.
| Miss Ruby Chalmers returned Tuesday
from West Topsham, where she has been
assisting in caring for her brother, Carl.
Mrs. Maud Hubbard and Mrs. Alice
Eaton of Providence, r. l., who have been
visiting Mrs Edward Emery, returned to
their home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Heath Of Boston
are visiting Mr. Heath's grandmother,
Mrs. A. NJ Heath. and will go to Lake
Groton for months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Sherry and Mr..
and Mrs. r. n. Darling of Bradford were
in town Thursday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. II. R, Page
Miss Nellie Dennis of Laconia, n. H.,
was in town Tuesday for brief visit,
returning to Laconia on the express the
same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Robertson and
two children of Barre are passing two
weeks vacation at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall.
The funeral of Miss Eva Parks was
held on Wednesday afternoon at the
Methodist hurhc, Rev. Robert Illman off
ciating, assisted by Rev. s. II. Myers,
and burial was in the village cemetery.
The floral tributes were profuse and very
beautiful, showing the love and esteem
of many friends. Those present from
out OF IOWn were AlFs. Ztult llHuA hth
son. Laconia, n. H.; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Murphy. Barre; William Johnson
and sister, Mrs Hoyt, of Lyndonville;
Mrs. S. R. Graham, Miss johnson, st.
Johnsburv; John Digby and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Digby, Sherbrooke, p Q.
The funeral of Mrs. H. R. Page was
held Thursday afternoon at the home,
Rev. Robert Illman officiating, assisted
by Rev. s. II. Myers. Burial was IN the
village cemetery. The large quantity OF
beautiful flowers which banked and near
ly hid the casket bore mute testimony of
the love and sorrow of large circle OF
friends. Among those present from out
of town were Mrs. Macarthur of Rock |
land, Mass; Joseph Walton of Barre; |
James Walton of Providence. R. l.: Mr..
and Mrs. John Walton of Union Village,
sister and brothers of Mrs. Page; Mrs
James Dunn, Mrs. Isaac Page, Munroe,
n. III.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-27

warming and surprise party by his
friends, who shower congratulations up
on him. is informed by his solicitor that
his mothers brother. who has just died
has left him fortune of 100000, on
condition that he shall spend the million
within a year, the reason for the stipul-
ton being that the young mans mother
had been left in want by the GRANDPA
Their and the uncle does not wish her son
to enjoy an inheritance derived from that
source. The conditions are that he shall
not give the million dollars away-that
would be too simple-yet he is not 20
be mean. He must spend it in some
legitimate way, by investing in some
business, or using it for his enjoyment
and that of his friends. Above all he
must not disclose his purpose. He ac-
cepts the conditions and his efforts 20
make himself penniless in short time,
makes up the fun that follows.
Up to the last minute, some complica-
ton or other threatens to defeat him;
but his wit and dexterity extricste him
from every emergency and he finally sue
ceeds in his task.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-27

Park and Washington, pleaded guilty
before Justice of the Peace Bell TO sell
ing a cheaper grade of matted milk from
jars in which "Horlick's Matted Milk"
had been blown and when Horlicks
Matted Milk was called for. He was
fined S25 and costs. The complaint was
signed by Food Commissioner Bailey,
who is determined to stop the practice
of substituting one brand of goods for an
other without notification of the substi-
tuition being giyen.-oregon Sunday
Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-27
ANNOUNCEMENT NOTES.
Frenzied Finance Runs Riot In Brew
sters Millions Barre Opera House
Aug. 1.

Probably no book dramatization of re-
cent years has enjoyed the success and
popularity that has attended "Brewster's
Millions" George Barr McCuteheon's re-
markable tale Of frenzied finance, which
comes to the opera house next Thursday.
August /. The title character is in the
capable hands of Clyde Bates and the
supporting company is one of exception
al merit The story OF the play is famil-
lar to the average theatregoer and book
reader and tells how Montgomery Brew
ster, inheriting million dollars from
his grandfather, while given house
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-27

Arthur Devlin, now playing first base
for the Boston Nationals, is contemplate
ing organizing team TO take TO Cuba
next fall. He will have players in his
lineup from both leagues, presumably
many from the Boston cellar Cham
pions.
Says a well-informed baseball writer.
'Rube' Marquard has just got his Sec
ond wind and is starting to tune up for
the big series"