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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-21
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

Forrest Cady. the crack backstop of
tho Boston Champions Joined the Elks
at Kewance. H.. recently.
christy Mathcwson is spending the
winter months playing checkers and
writing baseball stories for the daily
press.
For his second seasons work in tie
big show. Pitcher Eppa RiXey, Of the
Philadelphia Nationals. demands "A
salary Of five thousand dollars
Bill Coughlin, formerly of the De-
troit Tigers, and last season manager
of the Allentown Tri-S State League
team has purchased a hotel in Scran-
ton, Pa.
Hugh McBreen is trying to sell his
| stock in the Jersey City club. Hugh
was formerly secretary of the Boston
Red SoX. He purchased an interest
in the skeeters last year.
The members Of the Cubs have APP.
pointed Ed Reulbach Cub representa-
tive to the Players Protective Assoc
citation. to succeed Johnny Evcrs. who
resigned automatically when he be-
came manager of the team.
Cornelius j. sullivan the attorney,
vice president and director of the New
York Giants. il the old Amherst and
Harvard ball player. He was "a mem
Der of Louis trothingham's team in
1898. which won the series from Yale.
In his vaudeville act. Hugh Jcnn-
ings sings a ballad entitled That's
How | Need You" Hugh ought To
sing the song To Cobb and Crawford.
| 1t would surely touch tie hearts of the
| two star outiielders and cause them
! to sign Detroit contracts minus an I'm =
crease In salary.
Promoter Hinchel. of Cleveland. has
| accepted Joe Rivers terms fee a 10
round bout with Phil Brook.
Eddie McGoorty has received an Of
fei to box Jack McCarren, of Phla =
delphia. at Madison Square Garden,
Dee. 81.
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ENGLAND LOSING
NAVAL SECRETS
Germany Has Many Spies Who
Pay Well For Information

: London, Dee. 2l.-The British nava
authorities have been considerable!
rcIturood of late over the way in
which minor secrets of British ships
have DCcn reaching foreign powers
and particularly Germany, the spies
from which country, it is asserted. are
always prepared with the biggest
, prices of anything pertaining to nav.
al matters
There have been several prosecu
tions of civilians charged with COM
municating these secrets to foreign
powers, and one or two mean who are
under suspicion have been dropped
from the navy. More Importance is at =
tached To the recent arrest ot Geo. &.
Parrot, an eX-gunner of the navy.
one of the class of petty officers who,
under recent regulations. are in line
for promotion TO the commissioned
ranks
PARROT. ii was found. while doing
duty at the school of gunnery, made
trips To Ostend. where, according to
evidence given against him. he was
met by foreigner. with whom he
spent tie evening. returning to Eng
land the same night. AZ il is against
the regulations for bluejacket or
petty officer To leave England with
out leave. PARROTS name was re-
moved from the heavy list. and some
months later the police having dis
covered that he received letters from
the continent with money enclosed
Under an assumed name, he was ar
rested
II was also found that PARROT had
deposited considerable sums of mon
cy at his bank. one of the points of
evidence against the prisoner is that
the bank notes he received had on one
occasion or another been sent tn Ger
many. This evidence was made
possible by the fact that at all banks
a memorandum is made of the num-
bers of Bank of England notes in the
tanks possession, and the disposition
made Of them. In this case two of the
notes had been paid out to travellers.
who had changed them in Germany.
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SPLENDID FRUIT DISPLAY.
Window at Barsotti Bros. Attracts
Considerable Attention.

one 81 the most novel of the Christ
mas window displays, is that at Bar
sotti Bros. fruit store. consisting of a
choice assortment of Christmas fruit
baskets, ranging i'm price from a few
dollars up. The baskets which are
very ar,istically woven in Christmas
colors are in themselves very pretty
and suitable for work baskets after
the contents have been consumed
The fruit is the choicest obtainable
the kind that is in demand at fancy
prices.
AS IN Illustration of the extent ia
which this firm has gone To cater Ia
the Christmas appetite. might be cit
ed the fact that they have secured "A
consignment of new potatoes from
California. Although IT seems only a
few weeks ago that all potatoes were
new" the importation of those grown
later makes the others old" \ con-
signment of Dujardin hot house grapes
has also been received direct frcm
London. These weigh about az
pounds per bunch and retail at about
$3.50 per pound. The grapes com
pare with plums in size. California
oranges. Washington apples, tanger-
ines, kumquats. pears. pomegranatcs.
melons and other similar fruit have
been received in large quantities for
the Christmas trade. efforts having
been made To secure the best, ire
spective of price
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David Holland. director az the In
dependent Lead Silver Mining com
pany In which the West End Con
solidated company owns a large inter
est was In Tonopah this week and
stated that he recently visited the
mine In which some large bodies OF
shipping ore are being opened up. The
main tunne. IL being extended on a
fine ore body and crosscuts from this
have cut three other good ere bodies
of PAYABLE shipping sradc-Tonopat
Miner.
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FOLLOWING WOMEN ARE IN
NEED OF DsY WORK.

Mrs. Ira Jokela. ji2-2nd st.
Mrs. Mary Hella. 23i-3rd St, Cen
tennial Heightc.
Mrs. Mary Gregorlch, Cedar Lane.
Mrs. Cursinsky. 257 Wolverine ST..
Laurium.
Mrs Bolma, $50 Cedar st.
Mrs. Lehto. Centennial
Mrs. Ann Harvey. III Florida st.
Mrs. Auvain. 3l3 Osceola-
Mrs. Tsrvo PALS y. 81.
VI in need Of boys or girls for ode
Jobs call 81 II.
--fAdvertiseinentD
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. 2I-2S Jan. 6

Dec. Sl-So Jan. "
HUBERT MINING COMPANr'
Boston. Mass. December TO- W.
The Annual Meeting of the sto'N
holders Of the Hubert Mining No"
pany. OF Michigan. viii he heiu a
Room 30i Sears Building, NO
Washington Street. Boston. Mass" ="
Wednesday January 8. 1913, ~ "
o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of elect
ing a Board of seven CD Directors Tor
the ensuing year. and for the ua''s"'
ton of any other business That "'''
come before the meeting.
The transfer books will be cioSoS
from January 3. 1913. 10 January
1913. both days inclusive.
w. A. CHRlMES
Secretary
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

Dec. 4. I. II. IL. Is. II. 2s.
COPPER RANGE CONSOLIDATED
COMPANY.
AT meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the COPPER RANGE CON
sOLlDATED COMPANY held this da ,
a dividend of 75c per share was de-
olared, being Dividend No. 80. payable
on wednesday. January LIST. 1919. Ia
Stockholders of record at the close oi
business on Saturday. December eth,
1912.
FREDERICK STANwOOD.
Treasurer
Boston. November 9th. 1912
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LEGAL AOvERTIsEMENT.

Dec l4-21-2S Jan
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CALUMET.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Calumet will he held at the
Directors Room In the Village of Red
Jacket, County of Houghton. State of
Michigan, on the 18th day of January.
1913, at | o'clock in the afternoon, for
the election of . Directors for the en-
suing year. and for such other busl-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting.
The polls of election will be open
from ! o'clock r. NJ. until o'clock
p. M.
ED. r. CUDDIHY, Cashier.
Dated, December 9th. 1912.
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tionestake.

Al meeting of the Homcstabc Min
ing company IN san Francisco, the Iii
reCtor5 recommended that stock
dividend OF Is per cent bc declared. \
special meeting of the stockholders
has been called Tor Feb. 2oth to take
action.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. II. "a. y.

The regular meeting of the Farm
ers' Mutual Fire Insurance company
for the election of candidates, for the
ensuing year. will be held at the Fin
nish Hall, I'm Red Jacket on Decem-
Der 2Sth at +. NJ.
j. i. Westola,
Secretary.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. 10. II. 20. sS.

MEETING NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the "'.o'
ing Of the members Or the finh's" w.
tuai Fire Insurance Company OF 80
met, Michigan. will be held Oh So
day the 2sth day of December. ~ .., =,
1919. at \ O'Clock y. M ~ '"e ,hs
hall. Red Jacket. Michigan, lo %,
purpose Of nominating candiua'''
the board of directors.
ry order OF directors
John waatti, Pres.
oscar II. sorseA. sec"
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. u. %: Jan. 4.
NOTICE or MEETING.

NVITN Y OF MEFs TNt.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Calumet state Bank
Calumet. Michigan. will he held in
It's banking room on Tuesday. Jan
uary 18th, 1913 at ten O'Clock \. NJ.
for the election of directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction
Of such other business as may como
before the meeting.
+ j. Kohlhaas
Cashier
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MINES AND MINING STOCKS
BROKERS' GOSSIP
MayHower.

Hole No. %. on the Maytlower prop
erty has cut the lode at depth Of
liz feet To Ll1i feet showing traces
of nn, copper nearly continuously FOR
the entire width uf - feet.
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This report shows the nest to be In
excellent financial condition. also that
its members have been considerably
benefited by having been paid $3.50
in the past year.
After the regular business ~ class
of candidates was initiated. which was
followed by social session
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Watches at 4 off at Levin Jcwelry
Co.'S removal sale. Ladies' gold filled
watches guaranteed for 20 years, at
$1,000. See our window display.
(AdVerti m
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FOUND.

FOuND-Monday evening, black Moo
ley COW. White spots on breast and
on hind legs. owner can have same
by paying for advertising Henry
Horsna. Traprock Valley. 49,. .....2l
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Tonopah,

Tonopah has declared a dividend II
30 cents and L. extra payable Jan.
a. Books close Dee 81 and open Jan.
9Th
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec II, "a. 90, 81.

iptt 90, w.
NORTH BUTTE MINING COMPANl
Dividend No. 20.
A quarterly dividend of s2O5,ooooo'
being fifty cents per share on the OUT
standing stock of the company, mas
been declared out of the surplus earn
!ngs, payable January Is. 1918, to the
stockholders of record at the close VI
business on January 3. 1913. lhs
transfer books will be closed from
January 4. 1913. to January Is. 1910
both inclusive.
G. A. DUNCAN, Treasurer
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Pittsburgh chnbwomcn have decided
Ia aboIiah the hatpin M dangerous
nuisance
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kEWEeNAW NEST OF OWLS.
Elect Officers and Hear Report o
Treasurer at Annual Meetinq.

An enthusiastic meeting of Kewee-
nav Nest order of owls. was held in
Lesh's hall at Ahmcek Thursday even
ing. The members manifest grea
deal Of interest I'm the Nest, am
through their combined efforts ii has
gained an excellent reputation as .
benefit and social organization.
Officers for the ensuing year wert
elected as follows. the retiring presi-
dent. John r. BENEFITS. succeeding
Nicholas Weycker. Sr. as past pres
ident
President VIM H. Smith
Vice Nicholas Weycker. ST..
Observation-Disclosures Huber, Sr.
Secrctary-John Saam.
Treasurcr-AlcN Pintar.
Wardcn-Nicholas Weycker. Jr.
Standardization Pcchauer
Pickct--John Kuric. Sr.
Nest physician-Dr. James Rhines
Martin ChopD
The treasurer submitted the follow
ing report:
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CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A desirable room, suit
cry modern convenience, including
electric light. steam heat. bath. etc.
Apply j. +. G.. News Office. Il
FOR RENT-SiX-room house. Apply
II. &. Guck, Ruppe store or Phone
north SOL. If
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE horses with harness
and covers: butcher wagons; ,
slcighs one cutter; one ton hay, and
X ton of straw. all for 10000. Horses
vii wor kteam or single; weight 1900
and 1900 pounds; aged . and IL
store, Kearsarge. 81
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SALE SIN AN.
LOST.


L.OST--Purse between the Laurlum
hospital and the Mineral Range
freight depot, Red Jacket. Contained
a pair of glasses and . small sum Of
money Finder return to- News office.
Calumet. Reward. 90
/ OST-Black, white and tan coon
hound dog. Notify Ed. Lndstrom,
Phone 27l-L Calumet Reward. u
FOR RENT-Furnishcd front room
all modern Conveniences Suitable
Tor one or two gentlemen. Apply
Schumacher block, 9th St, Calumet.
%
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-04

AGENTS WANTED - Gasoline Self Heating
Flat Iron, Pump and sad Iron Stand sells for
Sc. Agents price, complete outfit, $3.50. Riches
awaiting you. Agents, this is a money coming
proposition few of our best agents are self
ing 1876 outfits a month. It's wonderful how
eager every family is to get this absolutely
safe New Air-Pressure self Heating Sad Iron.
Selling like wildtire everywhere. RUSH your
remittance, $3.50. for the above described out
fit. Town, County and State Agents wanted.
Agents Money Making Catalogue of many
other articles TREE. New Process Manufact-
uring Co., Sad Iron Room 3 salina, Kansas.
43ti.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

For satisfying service, go to Ross De,
pot square barber shop.
Drop side metal touches, with mat.
tresses, at City Auction Rooms.
Would like to buy 100 head of cattle
to turn out. H. J. Smith. City market
Miss Ruth Ellis, a teacher in the
Marshfeld schools, is passing the week
end in this city.
Miss Nome Hayes went to-day to
Marshfield, where she will pass Sunday
in camp at Nlggerhead pond
Harold Batcheldor of Pearl street left
this noon for his home at Plainfeldi
where he will remain over the week
end.
Miss Margaret Murphy, a student at
Goddard seminary left this forenoon for
her home in Graniteville to pass the
weekend.
c. II. Barton. who has been pass
ing a few days in the city, returned yes
terday afternoon to Edgewater in Marsh
field, where his family is in camp,
Notice: Monday, May 6, is the last
day you can pay your water rent with
out 10 per cent. being added. Office
open every evening from 7 until o'clock.
Goddard seminary's baseball team left
this forenoon in the Perry automobile
truck for Hardwick. where this after
noon game will be played with Hard
wick academy.
Parents Of children who are taking
part in David, the Shepherd Boy" are
asked to see that they are at the Baptist
church promptly at 2;30 o'clock this
Saturday afternoon.
james +. Smith of Brattleboro, who
represents the Massachusetts, Mutual
Life Insurance Co, in that village ar
rived in the city last night to pass the
weekend with Mrs. Smith.
Constantine Papatheodore, who has
been spending ten days vacation with
friends in New York, is expected TO ar
rive in the city this afternoon. He will
resume his duties at the Barre Candy
kitchen Monday morning.
John n BarteauN, South Barre. has
moved his business across the street from
the old shop. Everybody is invited to
call at the new shop. Mr.. Barteaux has
two buggies for sale, one nearly new
VIII sell cheap for cash.
Samuel Currier of st. Johnsbury and
William Hodgdon of Danville arrived in
the city last evening TO attend the flu
neral OF james Trail Of Windsor terrace.
which is to be held at the Church of
the Good Shepherd this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Sometime ago rumor gained cur
rency that the price of shaves and hair
cuts in local barber shops was to receive
a boost over the time-honored prices
of Zoe and 25e, respectively. This inn
preston still seems TO prevail in many
quarters and barber shop owners in Barre
again wish to state through The Times
that the fee for each service remains
the same as heretofore.
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TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

wANTED-An experienced girl for general
homework in family OF three. Apply at So
Maple Avenue. 43s3s
LADIES-fa5 week and expenses to dis
tribute samples fer biz manufacturer. Whole
or part time. Scheffer, az sherman Street,
Chicago. 43tl'
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TALK OF THE TOWN

New 5O-inch white serge for $l.0O at
| Abbott's.
Sale of umbrellas, SOC each, at Perry's
on Saturday.
Auction sale this evening at the City
| Auction Rooms.
| Don't forget to try our delicious ice
| cream. Diversi Fruit Co.
Il. G.. Blake of Boston was among the
business visitors in this city to-day.
0. 4. Nichols of Brookiield was among
the business visitors in this city to-day.
Edward Smith returned to Cabot yes
terday, after short business visit in
this city.
Edward o. Wright Of Waterbury was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
A sale of ladies' hose Isle thread hose,
black or tan, l5c per pair, at Perrys on
Saturday.
c. II. Tobias of Grand Isle arrived in
the city yesterday for few days visit
with friends.
Can you invest $500 any better than
taking a Board OF Trade membership
for one year?
Homer c. Ladd left last night on a
few days business trip to Laconia, n.
H., and Portland, Me.
Mrs. E. M. Laws, who has been spend
ing several weeks at her home in this
city, left last night for Boston.
Miss Marion Usher, a student at Cod
dard seminary, went to Randolph to-day
to spend the weekend with relatives.
William ~Speare of North Main street
went this morning to Richmond, where
he will spend few days with relatives.
G, w. Lockhart OF Boston, who has
been spending few days in the city on
business, went to st. Johnsbury this
morning.
Miss Ethel Fowler, who has been
spending a few days with friends in
the city, left last night for her home in
Burlington.
Mrs. Edward V. Wilton. who has been
visiting friends in the city for few
days. went this morning to her home in
Burlington.
Don't forget the date and place of
"Dayid, the Shepherd Boy Wherel
First Baptist church, Wednesday even
ing, May 10.
Miss Hilda Washburn who has been
spending several days in Barre and
Montpelier, left yesterday for her home
in Attleboro. Mass.
Albert Milne left this noon for Bur
lngton where he will attend the SYRIA
cuse- Vermont baseball game played
there this afternoon.
Ralph Bennett Of North Main street
returned to this city yesterday. after
several days business trip through
Chelsea and Tunbridge.
Henry Warren OF Calais was a bus
mess visitor in this city to-day. Miss
Nellie Warren Of Currier street returned
to Calais, where she will spend the
weekend.
Il. A. Drown returned to Barre this
morning from Newport. y. H., where
he was called by the death OF his father
in-law, George O. Lowell. Mrs Drown,
who went to Newport several days ago,
will remain at her former home for a few
days.
Fifteen girl students Of Spaulding high
school left this morning for MddleseX,
where they will pass the day hunting
for trailing arbutus. which is said to
abound in that vicinity. Each girl car
ried provisions for the day and the en-
tire party was in charge of Mrs A. L.
Lebouryeau.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

New bordered muslins at Abbott's.
Full quota of BARRIERS at your service
tonight Miers
A large lot Of sweet blood oranges
just in. Diversi Fruit Co.
Automobile Nitelight and trouble find
err Carl C. Perkins. sole agent.
Grant A. Lane and little daughter
went to Burlington this morning for a
few days visit with friends.
Alderman Harry c. Patterson has been
making extensive alterations to the ex-
terror Of his residence on Washington
street.
Lost-A gold signet ring with the in
itials G.. NJ, between Keith avenue and
South Main street, Finder please return
to Times office.
Employees of Smith Whitcomb & Cook
are at work this work installing a trav-
cling derrick in the new Brown & Car
roll shed off Depot square.
O. G. Burnell, ticket agent at the
Montpelier & Wells River station, will
leave tonight for Essex Junction, where
he will pass the weekend with Mrs.
Burnell.
II. P. Ogostini of Foss street, who
has been spending several months at
his former home in New York, arrived
in this city last evening. Mr.. Cgostini
has secured employment in Barre.
j. L. Morehouse, who has been spend
ing several days in the city on business,
went this morning to Lyndonville, where
he will remain for few days before
returning to his home in Hartford, Conn
II. +. Cutler unloaded carload Of
Maxwell special" automobiles in the
Central Vermont yards this morning
The cars are to be exhibited in the Pal
ace garage, recently leased by the Max
we'll agency.
Thomas McGoh of North Main street
is expected to return 10 this city TO-
night from Boston, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Kate McGoif, who arrived in
Boston yesterday from Castle Bar, eoun-
ty of Mayo, ireland.
Mrs. John Eastman went TO West
Fairlee to-day, where she will attend
an entertainment and banquet given b.
the Masons in honor OF her fathers sod
anniversary as a charter member of
jackson lodge.
References to the death of an infant
child on Smith street, made in yester
days paper, should have given the name
of the deceased as Marie Pedroli. daugh-
ter OF John and Catherine Pedroli of
81 Smith street.
Edison A. Preston, who has been en-
ployed for several months as q chef at
the hotel Otis, left this morning for
Morrisville. where he will visit relatives
for few days, before going to Port
Kent, N. ". where he has secured en-
nInyyupnf for tbp summer
During the installation of the new gas
generator at the Peoples Lighting. Heat
ing & Power company. William Skerritt
has been appointed foreman of the plant
As the installation win take several
weeks and Superintendent Anker will
not be able to devote all his time at
the plant, this step was deemed advis.
able.
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Measuring Social and Cafeteria.

The ladies' union of the Universalist
church viii give measuring social and
cafeteria supper Wednesday evening,
May s; supper from 5 to I. The menu
will be given next week.
We invite to our social the great and
the small
And do not mind saying we hope you
are tall.
For each foot you measure you bring
us two pence,
If you measure five feet, it will cost
You ten cents.
But for every odd inch it will be one cent
over,
So if you are short you are surely in
clover
But it's for good cause that we issue
the call
And we hope you'll imagine you're TWEEN
ty feet tall.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Satnrdav sale al Abbott's.

saturday sale at aDDott $.
Table girl wanted at the hotel Otis.
Extra values at Perry's on Saturday
Large pineapples, fresh cucumbers, rad
ishes and fancy asparagus for Friday
and Saturday. Diversi Fruit Co.
Public dance at Rowland hall Satur-
day, May 4, with Riley's orchestra OF
five pieces. Gents, soc; ladies, free.
Plans made by a good architect help
to beautify our street and make the
housewife happy. Think it over. C. L.
Bugbee, room is. Rowland building.
Notice: Monday, May 6, is the last
day you can pay your water rent with
out 10 per cent. being added. Office
open every evening from 7 until o'clock.
Public dance social in Miles hall Sat
urday evening. The Barre opera house
orchestra will furnish music, assisted by
William Robertson. A large suction fan
has been installed. which will add great
ly to the comfort of the dancers.
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All Annuitants Agree

that there is solid comfort in having a
fixed income certain to continue as long
as they live. Income, service and free
dom from care make old age cheerful.
National Life ms. Co., of Vt (Mu-
tual.l S. S. Ballard, general agent, Law
renee building, Montpelier, Vt.