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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Stolpe

2ebtc @pde bntten mir redjteS
Soerbithpetfer.
llidiere iSarlnet iiiu6 oIGe nit Dem
SltnppelpFliiger bcid1ftigt.
Gic appitfeI0er iebelt lett Den
lebtan Reaell rodt gut aipS; luod) ct
lnas Haqolb linb ole grlpte miuS
glt mrsfallcr.
sSrau s. $. slpNI lre6it ainper
nnr St. Snllis iiito bier bei Ser.
nArpotelr 3u 9ehldD.
S~llis .ptdutidjilusfi lmb ieine
Sndter Wiarp nparal Iatte @od,c ot-
liGa Sage III Sefferioi Gitp Sll 9e-
nudl.
Gaitor Geitidae fat ser 6ieiigen
@enleilrbe ietne Reiigtntion eiitge.
peidt alnb but 0et 9tirf Ger Goalp.
8eliIeiu @enteibbe bel Berger an.
genonlnlent.
n. 6. Gottilaa lmoo SSariiiie bon
TotSomn, ipnpie Nrail airdJners ppn
st, 2oltiss brii,dNen sic SolntIiq
GlGriit. &odtGuff om Ietten Sonrtog
4Saitpr Tra1iidIle lnph @lttilt iiludf-
ten eiqpa 9alnpd]3reiie lph @eper
letste gSode.
gSalter SSartfe, bon Sernlalnt, be-
filtbGt itdJ lrier nltf lnebrere @od)en
lei ieiiiNn fripbcrGs SldtEfnnerabert
ultf gilld}.
Senrp 8. S'oecfcr lmb &atrin
tpllroam torige @od,a pptu @appcr.
itorh nit eilern lnllllteren God}tcr.
d)en bcidcnft, lppsll mir @rntlhircf.
SSpqlt Tris GIonper (,r.t. oos llr.
gliif 5lt falleit lup0 eulitt cine ie6r
tdncr56aite @hnbbc mr Gopie ip
oaB Der 0oftor gemlialh mcrbcn
mitBtc Soffcntlitb lpirb es bnlb lpie-
Der beiier.
Stdo Bod tallftc chle ,Idloltc 5
,Ssnhre olde Gtltte BON q. 6. Oct
ting fir $175. :
Die bei6en GcallMp-9fidter i3aItroit
lno Slnfelp aperoet 6iaie @ohc eli.
he Eeiie burdhS Golnnp npod,en 1ul
g9SSsege audh 9niidar sit beiidjtigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Stonp Sia.

@eo. aiebler lnln oeiIen Sdapa.
tier Sri. 2i8,ie iotpie ;Sralt Safe bon
st. 2oltis befinben iid1 bier airf ge.
iiudl bel Der ssomiIie BON Senrp
@uit.
sSrIs. 2idil@lnnper ilnb SIpiua
GageIbredf berbradtten oen Iesten
Soluttng gSodlnliatag bel Ibreli
Srelulbinucn. 0en 5rls gHbers1pertb
SRI. @ruto 0Aoitpin fabrte ult
letteir Soarittou fiir ldlDenen slltf-
ettbult bon ct. 2oltis 5ilriif.
9ie 3irlnterIelne GtcIte atnb 9em,
erridaen sur Belt einen glipbuii ali
oos @obiiisnips 6es Or. gngeIbredn
Man peneeiie ridt nas Gifnif ont
%. gllagatIt. gSer einen aipaenaf,,
men Sna 5ii berleben iniil1idyt, ion.
ne SelitIdlben beiano61len
Gf,os. &eb6elneper bot aas g[eltBe,
re 6es Geoar Grore StdNa11cltics
onnfl fehie Steiparbsit beOeilteno
perbeiiert
y. 6. @iot,in nnb Santilie Der.
lebter ben fetteit Sorlltng bei ser
6untilie @ill. SeIli1tg.
6. @nnl1lenaatn nno Ssonlilie So-
Die Milfe liit6 @briitinn @obler bc-
fnnoen iidl letten Sointog aitf 9c.
Ind, bel Ser sSanilie @m. gietbe.
meDer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Seeunb Greet.

- r.4' 49,. +. = . .t.
y. 9, @iIlianls ilno ssomflie bon
29apcilslle : tparen rltebrere Gage
pfer alif Seiiidl bel ibrem arneeb6ri.
ger.
6ran llfinainp bon ct. 2ollis
9oelIt sur 3eit bciitd)shpeiie BEL ser
tsallllie Seirrp 9ider.
8eo. <ifanalmp trtfFt Gorberei-
9o,llnlaolt 9,l sur grridtintg eites Sdonen
S@9lr5alNeS aatf ieiitem 9eiit.
8as Erogrom lpeSiies crn fch.cn
sS,onntng !, bon Ser Sling Seralo Socie-
qs o. VI Der Stride Sil 3rofe 5llr Snls.
!Aqrimn1 fam maj, icbr Idbrreidl itto
IllNergitlM i1po Sa6lte piele geluder
aus irldIcrer Rodtbdrittpit.
y eeap, Gmieiier llno ;Salnilie bon
|Sf. Soitis bcfilleen iidj bier oisf ei.
||pn |1selll neutrality-suspicious. 8eIldy bei
SetslrcdaNtclt imb lsrcimocn,
! 9shrn 9ider llnS @nttin iiito lee.
n sefe npll ibrm 9llrsFfie llad,
gers, Mrf, 5iiriid 1efebrt.
sSrcit sSpIbn Sdhllte beFanN iid,
lrsllda oltf 9eirb bpi iSreltlsOen in
NiuetlSbile.
) ellic arpBe slnBa6l itllierer iiltt.
ssll Sellte lDareip poriae gealiae Glgf
tleln 5Siidaip1 om @asconube, frfrs
neer leioer pbne sSiSd,c bon
7 6ltriif ssay ga, Die ssiidc apera
eOct aipb utit icoeni Sa9r Flii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
@Orans beite1t cine srau?

100 Gfi,r6 mebr pSer ipeniger
,Sleiid. Mnsfeln itno anoden BIZ.
oen feline Srau; 5tpar ein 9iites
iSitnboment, aber 5liiamnten nit
@eillnobeit lnb Stdrfe fam iie elm
@onigreid reeiepen. Das lit, mas
electric 9itters berleibt. Saitic,toe
iino BON q db NJ / n 6 e an f1 +
len, SdapafJbeit, gierpoiit6t, 9fiifen-
ihmer5en him. aeheilt iporben
electric @itterS bdben mir i,iteno.
tiht gut grtbali." itbretbt gli5n
8ooI, Depelu, Sfln., ,llno i'd .oanfe
SSbnen bon Sersen fiir sic ID eliie
NeSiiin." 9tir SOC in dllen slpn.
tbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Berger.

sSral Gbriitine @railpiler BON ct.
2onis beIitbet ii6 eegeifuartia aui
9eiisd hei ibrem Sobne Stto in
Der Ndbe bon StonD Sill.
9hn. 2. SdaFiner beiano iib am
letten iSreitag in Seranann.
5Srmt Ghm. 3itnloiin bon Baeific
mar porige @ods bier nitf 8eili6
bei if,ren GItern 8eong 3eilnann
| uno @affin.
Gtto sSdani6t perianbte anr let-
ten 3tcnstng eille geu1ifdNc Gnrla-
oltma gtinboiab uno Sfapcine.
Oberanor.nanu Ii. Seiofanlp per-
fanbten lebtc @od,c cine Garlabliips
Rinboicf loluie ouf cine Gurlabl,pg
Sdinfe nod h9m ct Sollis Wlorft.
Ncta Sprefelnneper pcm ct, 2oiiis
lueilt hier ON Neird, bei Or. Spred.
elmeper illpb @attin.
.g'urtilD Stltrs pon gt[ab hat jein
Ne'ibtaMun OH Senrp Meltfe per-
failIt IMP bat min bie sSorin BON
augilt 9rnpp IL, aepodytet.
Die hieiige fotboliide ct. &ouls
8elneillSe l0Bt sllr 3eit eiuer 9llp.
balt bon 6rei 3i,lmmril oil ibrem
airfengebdu6e errihten. Der atrr
ban lpirS altS &pnfrcte9l6fen ailf.
gcfii6rt.
$, s.. 3eppe inb @nttin, ireGhe
DEM CONNER aurilts ser Sprilpg.
ficlb glpriral Sd,ule brigefuo6nt
llattens iiro irodj 9erger suriif ae.
fe6rt llnb beapo6Nn lett 6ns
Stoeppelmanl @GbGit0e. Scrr 3et.
pc lit oils Sehrer ar Ser 9eroar
Sdule anaeIteIlt heren Semllin
am Wsolltoa CEN 26. slipgldt be9in.
nen ipiro.
sln ben Heeierungs g(ubeiten
1mirOer oln leBten Mol,tag iueitere
I so glrbeiter alraeiteIlt.
s5aat gsittfoits ltnb @mtin bon
Ct Soitss ipnren bier aiT 9eind,
bel &p. @ittboits mlo @nttin, sen
eltern bon s@bn 98ittbnlrs. 9Im
lebten ;Sreito9 reiiteir bieieIben 1pie.
Der llod9 boltie sl1riif.
$. 9. Sanpono bon ct. 2oilis
mar bier oluf 9eiit6 Bel ici,tem
,SrelnN Sernron- Wlnncr. SEER Sor.
MOOD Mt rin GROCER 2ieh66o6er bon
Sithnerr r1O betrei6t cine altsae,
oehntc @eilitgel5ltdlt. Gr oo6 Serrn
glimler eiltcn s[nftrag fir 500 goll-
hlitt aiifcn.
Inner Stdbfer bit nit Sem He.
fliItnt Ser @d6l bom 3ienstaa ser
norlacn @od,e uoIIit1noia sltfrieben
8orB beionoers itob lit 9eraer alrf
ote Gnpdhlilng lilsicres Mitfiinaers
8. $. Ofcner5 rueldler bie Romina.
taon Slnn Golnptp-&idlter fiir bieien
8ntrrft erhiett. @err Waeber miro
ohne allen 3meifel Dem slmt nno
1einen &hIern allc g6re moden.
Die Grnr1l. ct. ;Hohrs Sonltaas-
fditle miro um freitag sen 80.
auqi1t eilr liidIhes Tifnif ab6oIten
iueldles feoffentlih redt sdbIreidb be.
irdt miro.
8eora aarl BON 9oonnine, Oeo
beflnSet Iid' bier INN mad, ieiner
Fann Nt iellen foapie oitd, Inn feline
riole 6rcllnbe sll begriiBen. Serr
&nrd eignet bier 100 9lfer bes
ffonften 2anbes; bas ltntenpiiblen
ltno @aieten oes SItiies bat pieI
Sdnb msgaeifNpenumt ms. miro er
in ruldNter ,3eit feline @ehiitlidJfeiten
lpeiter Ianbein riifeit,ilriiiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
antJrenng So
Snuser Tarmer t0btet cinen alten
Wann.

Gin after sSranSoie ipeldjer I'M
iiielidpn Sbeil BON @ascoilaoe GolllF
tn, rpeldes er aitf ieinen idbrlifen
@onNerlnpgen oils Geholer 81 ollrd).
sie6en pfIege, inter Dem gtamell
ofg iSrelrdt Morrptp 6efannt III, ipltr'
Sc BON @tatt. Sarris, einem jlnrsen
Sarlner in Der Gauadtt gtadfbnr-
/ ffuft, in Ser 9t1be bon 9rp fSnrf,
ul Lettrlr SanlstM sl6eno, ulpae.
fi6r inn Z lthr, Mlrdl eipem Sdrot-
idJlB iip bie 9rllt citf Der StelIe
ga66tet.
Die llnlitdnbe, iolpeit mir 0ieiels
pen in grfabrlntD brilgen fonlteil,
1linh lpie folgt:
Der alte 5SruiBoie bate iid) eilre
Stinoe Dor ser Sbat bel Der gSpbs
inlrg ocs sSarris beniitben mo bot
te bon sSrau 6arris, ipefh crit ieit
spei Monmteip berbeiratbet lit, sli
Giielr perlatrgt. ssrnii Sarris bate
ibnl aber Oen Gintritt itls Sans
Deraueigert, iueif iie nllein Sli harIe
mar. !0ieraauf ging Der gllte meter
sitno lpurhe fllr5 oaralif BON Snrris
or8ctpfieit unaeT1br einc @ierteI
!peilc man Sons in elmer 3aitil-
ede litelo, ilp Ser g&ibe oes grief.
faitGns. Ser Mite rebete harris an
| nn0, lpic Der 2ebtcre be6nlptet, be-
/ ltan0 cr baralaf NIT itan 5nriid 5it
| gelcn mo inn Sallie 5it iibernad,-
! tet trob aller Giunenbunuen bon
! 6arriS, Soieralif entftatto Elm Streit
III Geiien &crlnlrf ipte sSarris be.
halMrt Ser 9llte etnen Stein er.
bob luN i'm ranIit bebrpbte, ipo-
rMIf 6arris itm eipe 2aoltrM BON
s go. 2 Sdlrot in Sic @mit id,pB,
pclde ieircp nagen6liffden 500
sur 6olgr hotte. Snrris gin9 bann
5lt ellem Rodbar lutb ioate inn,
Sah 81 G9H alien ssra'tioc Il II. ts:s,s.t
nobe; al$Nonn hegdb er fidf 3u
Nepltn Shpriff greuer, lno iiGer.
pat lid bem 2eanlten.
Der (lGter 1T ein Spbir bon
Sallles darrlS. eirAn ipoblbabenben
lin0 prpminelmctt ,Sanncr ron 9onr-
tolS Spapn@bip 81 Sabre alt ilno |
ert left aur3an ncrbeirntbet. Son
lelllent Gpfer lit merig befaltnt, aus
qeronnncn 0ai3 er iereir Sbeil I'M
1er@ Gonttp'S olrf ieinen periobi.
Fften &annerillwen lGillfig St bur6s |
3leQen pflegte, Inn GiieR ulro Nadt. !
la9er bcttcIno; int iibrigen aolt er
als borlndos. gr mar 60 Sabre olt. |
6arris, fpel6er bebaltptet in
SrlOftoertbeibi9ilitg gebanheIt at
Aoofll iogt er bobe oas @apebr bei |
lld gebabt ipeil er in ieimein $50
1tllre einen Sabift IfieBem ipoate
illlo er babe lid, bann aitf Dem Sein'
|peae befilnben
Coroner Or. 9lufberSeioe fielt am
SolllttcJ Die 2ei6eiti6alr uno unter-
mari 6drris nls Dem eirt8igen 3elt-
/ gen Der Sbat, eipein idarfen arenS-
oer1or. Die @eidSparenem feamten
/ ltd leocdj nidH ali einem 8abr-
lSSrlih einiaen nit 9e5,ng aui oie
Seralltportlidfeit fir Die Chat.
&mrris ,pnrbe aln 0aontog olirdt De-
ketD Sberifi greuer mad, Ser1nann
eorott lmb inn Gountp @efang.
y, abgelieiert, lmn oen slprlrd, Der
'9roB . 8eidtporelpn 5u eraparten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Die gysaEl eines (Sotten

lit cine 81 tuidltiac Gode fir cine
,Sroiiensperion. Inn babel ourd
ihledte @eiitnbbeit, inreines 9lut
oOer ii6erreidelloen @tbent gebinoert
5lt speroen. @ernieibet Oiefes burb
ben @ebrailb bon Or. Sings 9fep
2ife NGs. Geue GtGrfe, feline
Sdiitfarbe reiner 9ltbern imo reger
@etit foIgen oIles Gingc, oie cinen
Mnnt nft3iebcn. 2eidjt, fiher rnS
geipiB 25c in aIlen Slpotbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
snicftenbis fDitet gein.

Gin gnIton Wtann perlor nor
sipei Sabren iuogefl sSnieftenbiB ein
9ein. Soldes oii perbiiten iolIte
italr @uflens slrnico SnIbe pronnt
aniprnoen, itm bns @ift 81 tobten,
Gft3iin6ung uipo S6tpeuen 5ll ber-
Giiten. SeiIt 8ronotpilnben, Gee
ibipiire, GiIes. gc5etrfa, Shnitt.
punben llno Gitctidlungen. Enr
25c IN alien gpotbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Gpblen.

Gnrternille 9lInip aobler Don por-
5itgglider GitnIitdt gegenpdrtig oqi
Sanhs Sie idy ibilig perfoitfe. G6er.
fallS oie befoinlten Sreirton-9obIeat
mo SartfrGlen Iiefern mir aitf 9e.
jtellitBl
s. @f, 0anBer @reiperb
& See @ip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
.IMrnnt.

arnipt 3ltlll SilpidnreiGen fiir Snis'
erfraiit ilt beIiel,tgctr GilaiptitiiteR
slt 2 Gents Der 8finuo.
GIbas. Ghei6t,
8eIepbcil geitral. &ernattit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
gor sluansia Sahrcn.
uGs s2if

. u u u " :
iest 5ipaiHig Sabre Fer" fhreibt
Serr sSpeo Gtufe bow Sipatoanua
Milnpy yaIs ser sapenfrtntter mid
bonn &beunatisalmps fllrierte. lnro
ieit jHler 3cit iit er l,niiirlif) itlries
ne Snriliclr.pieoi5in aeipe6lh4
Gs hit glaetplboit. ob Ia eiite aits
bere 0deoi5iat lit, bGe unit Senl Syctlli-
lieaa.aheir 10 ettgJ pcriradfen iit lpip
iSorni ) slltri1fililGf,r. gr MIRO ffs
rcft bonn 9n6pnatoriiinI bnrh Spe.
5ials sl5caacn gaieiert, 6ie rrltaupnt
iilio roH zen GiBei&lliiiierlb CT.
YLer fSabrrep &sS ors 60, 1875
5o &opipc slac, Gbirago, Sill.
-9lbpnIiirf nttf 0ns SprtfIdY1ttpr.
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DRsbIatt. ~ ''''st
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9lbpHtirt aiif oas Serranner.
GplfSblntt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Just in--ten drop-sde iron couches, ut
Hales.
Get your blankets and comfortables
at Vaughan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Northrup of Mer-
chant street left yesterday afternoon
for South Royalton, where they will stop
for several days.
r. II. Hayland of Boston, who has
been spending the past few days in the
city on business, left yesterday for Man
chester, n. H., for few days visit be.
fore returning TO Boston.
At the Friberg auction on the east
hill yesterday, cows sold from S25 to
$50 per head; one horse brought 5000 and
one horse 1856. Fifty tons of hay sold
for 1890 per ton in the barn. Young
stock and other property brought equally
as good prices.
For immediate acceptance special price
will be made on the fine residence anu
stable at No. IL Eastern avenue. A
thoroughly good, modern, eight room
house, comfortable barn, and a large lot
with plenty of shade and fruit. At the
present price, someone can have good
home at the price of smaller property
in less desirable location. Will II be
yous Let Us give you full particulars
You will be pleasantly surprised The
u. A. Perry Real Estate agency Barre
VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18

His opponents again have found that
this Vermont Stone is hard to dis
lodge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18
AN EXAMPLE FOR THE LOWER
COURTS.

The Vermont supreme court has COM
pleted it's October session at Montpelier
in good season, thereby giving fine ex-
ample to the several county courts of
the state. This court settles down to its
business promptly, and it attends to the
business at hand with marked fidelity,
thus making its sessions brief. 1t is not
to be expected that the county courts
can complete eases with the same dis
patch because it is necessary to take
large amount of testimony in the
lower courts, besides listening to the
arguments of the attorneys in the eases
yet in the business-like way the higher
court attacks its calendar there is in
ceEtive for these lower courts to keep
their cases moving without break, under
penalty of having the cases set down in
the docket Let the county courts fol-
low the example which the supreme
court sets for them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18
U. ". M. ASSOCIATION MEETS.
Charles D. Watson of st. Adams Chosen
President.

The annual business meeting and ban
quet of the Vermont University asso-
citation was held at the Pavilion in Mont
pelier last evening, with an attendance
of about so. The business meeting pre-
coded the banquet and the following
officers were elected: President. Charles
ID. Watson of st. Adams; vice presi-
dents. Charles S. Caverly of Rutland
and Fl. II. Blanchard of Springfield; sec
rotary and treasurer, II. c. Shurtlef of
Montpelier; executive committee. Guy
". Bailey of Essex Junction, Levi p.
Smith of Burlington, W. r. Austin of
st, Adams, +. w. Lawrence of Rutland
and +. c. Cheney of Morrisvile.
Mayor Robert Roberts of Burlington
was POSTMASTER and paid a tribute to
President Buckham OF the L. V. NJ The
next speaker was Governor Fletcher, and
ne was followed by DR.. II. {. Tinkham,
dean of the medical department, who
called attention to the fact that out of
l23 medical schools in the United States.
the university of Vermont institution
was in class A with the 80 best schools
In the FIVE years l907-l9ll, in all the
state medical examinations in the coun-
try only 3.2 per cent of Vermont grad
yates failed. Johns Hopkins and Har-
ward each showed a percentage Of fail
ures of 20. Cornell showed IS, Yale a.l
and Columbia l0l.
Other speakers during the evening
were Prof. J. J.. Hills Of the college Of
agriculture and Judge George NJ. Powers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Munsing underwear at Abbott,s.

! IWtdf III aUUbtb
Black Cat winter hosiery at Abbott's.
A special value in a bed spread for
sl.l5 at Perry's on Saturday.
See the Sl75 waists for 81 20. See the
SO waists for Sl.39 at Vaughan's.
New millinery every week at the mil
linery parlors, corner of South Main and
Ayers streets.
Miss Jessie Worcester of Bradford is
visiting with relatives at her former
home at South. Barre.
Victrolas and records at Bailey's Mu.
sic Rooms, "a Elm street, Barre, vt.
II. j. LaRoe, manager. Phone 22-W.
DIR. A. II. Daniels, former resident OF
this city, who is now praeticing at
Northampton, Mass, arrived yesterday
for several days visit, While in the
city DR.. Daniels will be a guest at the
City hotel.
| have a car OF hand picked Lake On
tario Baldwins, shipped in bulk, due in
Barre Oct. 81. These apples will be sold
by your home dealers, who will have
samples OF them for your inspection at
their stores. Give them your order and
have them delivered direct from car, The
fancy No. in barrels, out of this same
orchard, will arrive about Oct. 80. Sid
ney E. Spafford, dealer in fruit and
produce. Wholesale only. Positively no
goods retaiIed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18

Mig sals Of waists begins Saturday al
Aaughanis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18
coRREcTS "EvERYBoDY's."
Lieut.. P. c. ]. Cheney Writes That Gen.
eral Charles H. Tompkins Is Alive.

| Lieut.. p. c. j. Cheney of Washing.
ton writes to correct a statement in
''Everybody's Cyclopedia" vol 5, which
reports General Charles H. Tompkins as
dead Lieut.. Cheney says that General
Tompkins was our colonel, of the First
Vermont Cavalry, in the year 1862, lead.
ing us through our battles at Strauss
burg, Cedar Creek. Middletown, Win.
chester, Front Royal, Waterloo Culpep-
per, Orange, Court House and End Bat
tie of Bull Run" and he adds; "We
regretted very much when We lost him
as a commander"
General Tompkins' son, Capt. Frank
university, Mortified, and he writes
Lieut.. Cheney as follows:
Mortified, October Is, 1912.
"Mr. P. c. j. Cheney,
Washington,
Vermont.
"My dear Mr. Cheney:
Your very interesting pamphlet was
received by me yesterday, and / have
read it with considerable interest, espe,
cially that part which speaks of my ia
Their, Gen. Charles II. Tompkins.
81 have often heard my father speak
of you in connection with the First
Vermont Cavalry. The old gentleman is
well and hearty; he lives in Washington.
ID. c., 1925 Twenty first street, n. w
He would undoubtedly be very glad to
receive one of your little books.
with many thanks for giving me the
to read this pamphlet, be-
leve me,
'Most cordially yours,
Prank Tompkins,
Capt. 18th Cav"
"Everybody's Cyclopedia" has the fol-
lowing about General Tompkins;
"Tompkins, Charles H., an American
officer; born in Fort Monroe,
Va, sept. l2, 1880. Studied at the Unit
ed States military academy; began his
active military career in 1856. He was /
promoted first lieutenant in the Second |
United States Cavalry in April, 1861. I
During his service in the defense OF
he distinguished himself on
the night of May 81, 1861, by making
one of the first cavalry Reconnaissance
Of the war. At the head of the Fifth /
Cavalry. he charged through Fairfax
Court House, Va, three times and cap
his gallantry during the war, he was
Drevetted brigadier general in March,
1865. He was chief quartermaster OF
the principal division Of the army In
Is65-lssS: was then made chief quarter
ma ster of the division of the Atlantic;
md was retired with rank of colonel
Sept. ~. 1894. Died 1885,
Mistake. not dead.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18

Manager McGraw of the New York
National league baseball team has been
called "mucker' ball player, yet he
did the manly thing when he smothered
lis disappointment at losing the worlds
series and congratulated Manager Stahl
OF the winning Boston team. For that
act we can forgive him for the act imme-
diately following, when he knocked down
an obstreperous individual who was iost-
ling him out of sheer meanness toward
the defeated party. If we could turn
a few more MeGraws loose among the
unfair fans, it wouldn't be bad idea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18
Frank K. Langley. Publisher.
g., 1 90

Boston now knows that headache
goes with baseball championship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18
WILLIAMSBURG.


Those who have pledged themselves to
buy season tickets for the lecture course
given under the auspices of the Village
improvement society and have not yet
selected their seats should do so at once.
The tickets are on sale at the store of
Walter VI. Williams. II is hoped that
many people who haven't purchased sea,
son tickets will attend as many as pos
sible Of these entertainments The course
contains very attractive numbers and
the purchase of tickets calls for a very
small outlay of money by the individual.
The ladies of the society propose to do
more work next summer to improve the
looks Of our little village than they have
done. The first entertainment in the
lecture course given by the Village I'm
provement society will be tomorrow
evening in the grange hall by the Moran
Sisters Concert company, consisting of
Miss Anna l.. Moran, violnist, pianist
and reader; Miss NJ. Esther Moran, vic.
| l!nist, vocalist and reader; and Miss Ger
trude K. Moran, violinist, vocalist and
reader. Their concert program is very
attractive, one feature being six-hand
piano number. Beside the piano and
violin, the mandolin and the guitar also
lend themselves to the talents of these
sisters, thus adding to the variety and
the charming effects in musical combna-
tions which are the characteristic fea
lures in the entertainment they offer
DO not fail to hear them. The Village
Improvement society was organized six
years ago. The society is not after gain
for itself or its members, but its pur-
pose is to acquire money with which to
make public improvements and the splen-
did work will be continued just as far
as the means at their disposal will per
nit. 1t is therefore the duty and priyi- |
lege of everyone to do their part in this
entertainments.
William Henry has finished work in
Bethel and is at home for a time
Leon McAllister was operated on for
appendicitis at Mary Fletcher hospital,
Bile at last accounts.
Eros +. Walker is i'll with congestion
OF the liver and is confined to his bed
II. r. Miller, jr., of White River June.
ton was a business visitor in town yes
terday.
The boy scouts have resumed their reg
nlar weekly meetings on Mondays at
I: 80 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Cass of Haverhill,
n, H., are visiting at the Congregational
parsonage. Mrs Irons has lately re-
turned from weeks stay with friends
in New Hampshire. 4
Rural Carrier Charles Y, Sivright OF II
route No. resumed his trip to-day after !
a vacation of two weeks, during which ,
time Substitute A. L, Cowles has taken /
bis place.
Mrs. Margaret Dow and Miss Myrtle I
Dow are visiting relatives in Salem, I
Mass.
The subject Of the sermon next Sunday /
morning at the Congregational church is
Gideon"
William O. Martin has moved his
ewelry repair tools back from Barre and
will BE- at home for a time and will
10 repair work for those that wish.
A case Of smallpox is reported in the
amily of Frank 4. Bacon OF Mill village.
This is the first one in town so far as
Known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-18

The resignation of DIR. II. d. Holton OF
Brattleboro as secretary of the state
board of health, after long service, finds a
good man ready to step into the place.
DIR. c. F. Dalton of Burlington, health
officer Of his home city, is a capable
medical man and he should prove to be OF
great value in prosecuting the work OF
the state board of health toward the
betterment of the entire state.