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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
REALTY OPERATORS
SEEKING H0N0Rs
III AGI'OLI4lAIfD. COMING OUT FOR
COMMON COUNCIL. swELLs
THE LIST.

James J. Pollard, who announced
yesterday that ne will stand for Conn
mon Council from Lee ward. - ex-
pected to make whIriwind campaign
and unless his friends are very much
mistaken he Will be among the frul
to come in under. the wire. He VIII
not resort to speechmakinw to any
great extent, for his forte Ii the glad
hand and JOvial emile.
Nr. Pollard's announcement comes
close on the heels Of news that his
brother. Henry II. Pollard. Jr., would
not offer for Council again. He will
doubtless gain some prestige from the
fact that he n the son OF City AttCr-
ney Pollard. Then, too. his brother
viii be sure to throw considerable
strength hts way.
Mr.. Pollard is perhaps the most
popular real estate man In town and
also one OF the most successful.
/ Two other realty men are In the
race for Common Council. They are
George cense and. billy" sullivan.
Mir. Cease In one OF the councilmcn
shifted from Monroe to Madison
ward and Il may be that the COM
tination In old Madison will prove his
unduinE. AT any rate. II looks a. II
he In ur against heavy odds. though
he 10 hoping to recoup his forces TO
some extent II he can get an add.
ll00Ql precinct located IN A46A460h f<35
the special benefit OF voters In his
section OF the ward. Mr.. Sullivan viii
probably come back without much
trouble. His homo is in old Marshall
ward. now part of Jefferson. There
arc several near-operators In tho
realty line whose faces are likely to
be seen In Council again.
Out in Lee. Jim Pollard will hardly
face any combination. though they are
pulled of occasionally even In that
fashionable and modernixed district
Some OF those who win he in the same
running are Fred. Powell. Al. Wonder
lehr. CltT Miller Clyde RatcliNe and
Claude Batkins.
Miller. Powell and yonderlehr are
transfers from Monroe, out they arc
all strong and formidable candidates.
their friends say. Radcliffe and Rat
kins are Lee warders OF the old school
There are some other prospective can
didates who will doubtless como from
under cover aeon.
Edgar FERGUSON. like Harry Pol
lard. has determined not to offer
again. Weighted with wears and i
service, he feels that II IL mp to some
body else to labor for the city free
gratis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
10 Tx 0|IE FOR
DISTRICT PRIMARY
DtsTslcT coMMITTEE 10 MisssT
TUESDAY NIGHT. AF-TER srATE
coMMIrTEEs sEssioN.
UNDER NEW LAW
THIS srMNER's PRIMARY WILL DE
CONDUCTED UNDER Pnovl-
sioNs OF RECESTLY EN-.
ACTED MEASURE.

Chairman Il. l.. G. Scott, Of the
Intrd congressional district Demo.
cratic Committee, yesterday announc-
ed that the committee would meet
on Tuesday night. March 26th, prob
ably directly after the meeting Of the
6fatc COMMITTEES. at. which time ar
rAnEements would be completed FOR
the holding Of the congressional pri-
mary. -gls ss. s
Captain OHM Lamb and Colonel
John 8. HARDWOOD. both of Richmond,
are the only candidates for Congress
from this district. but the Tight II ex-
pected to be Of the warmest descsfp-
ton between them.
The congressional primary will not
be held Until some time after the
BYRD primary law becomes effective.
which inaugurates considerable change
In the management of the primary.
Such primary will be held under
The auspices Of the State and the ex-
pehses Of the candidates are limited
to n maximum of fifteen cents a
vote. The entrance fee is no longer
paid to the Democratic Executive
COMMITTEE. but will be paid to the
authorities OF the State. who viii con
duct the primary. the entrance fee
being five per cent. OF the first year q
salary. or. In the case OF congress-
mem sara.
Rather more active steps are an
ticipated looking toward procuring the
Democratic State Convention for
Richmond as soon as General Man
ager w. r. Dabney. Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. gets back to the city
from his trip to Tennessee. Mr.. Dab
ney win probably be back to town
today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
EIS0N Hl n
Be soon ! : n|l|g||
DHFELOPMENTs IN GUnEnxA30.
RIAL srruAriex Ans resskED
roR IN FEW DAYS )
OUT OF THE CRY
PRosrKCrIvE cAsDrD4rC EXPECT,
ED HOAE ToDAr rnoM VIEW
YORs<-nyRD WILL SoT RUN
DUT sTsLL PRACTICES Law.

The report gained considerable cur
rency on the streets yesterday after.
noon that Lieutenant Governor J.
Taylor Ellyson would this morning
announce his candidacy for the office
OF Governor OF Virginia.
Inquiry. however. demonstrated thai
Mr.. Ellyson Was out OF the city on b
business trip to Now York and that
he would not be back until today. In
wen informed circles It il not deemed
unlikely that Mr. Eliysor will in q
few days announce definitely his in
tentiOns In regard to the Enbernatorial
situation, and II ID believed that he
VIII be = candidate.
He II expected home todar. and hts
friends are awaiting with much In
terest a definite statement from him.
Mr.. Ellyson II one Of the most Wide
" known men In the State. He has
been described AZ the perpetual Iieu-
tenant-goYernor OF Virginia and chair
man of To state Democratic Central
Committee. His friends feel that his
long and creditable public service.
which Included arduons and success
ful party work. riallly entities him
to consideration at the hands Of the
peupic OF Virginia and the electorate
Of his party.
At present the ayuwed candidates
for tho gubernaforial nomination Of
1913 are Henry &. Stuart and Harry
81. George Tucker.
Notwft hstanding the tfgfnG of many
Of his friends Speaker Richard Evelyn
Byrd frnily declines To cast his hat
into the guhernAtorfat ring. declar-
Ing that nothing Ia the shape of pref
erInent will WOO him away from his
law practices. But there be those who
believe Dick Eyrd Is the coming man
In Virginia politics.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
Mr.. SLOAN BUYS
BRICK DWELLING
PAYS $4,000 FOR TENEMENT IN
LINDEN ROW o.: EAST
FRANKLIN.

For the consideration OF $4,000.
Frank b. Isaacs has sold TO James T.
Sloan. the lot and brick dwelling at
ll3 East Franklin street. which II
the fourth tenement in Landen Row.
west OF the intersection Of Franklin
and Second streets. according to .
deed Of bargain and sale recorded In
the chancery clerks ONCE yesterday.
Other deeds which went 70 record
arc ~ follows:
Edward L. Frost AMI 8. r. Bow.
efidge. to George c. P.indexter and
r. d. Ovcrton, three lots on the south
line Of Broad street. east Of West
C. w. Davis and =. Leo Davis. to
Davis brothers, Incorporated. lot ut
tho northeast corner OF Floyd avenue
and Elm street. $4,000.
John III. Walsh 10 Joseph Davis.
lot on the east side OF Warrington
street, between JacQuelin and Bever-
ley streets, $l.1O0.
n. II. 6toltx 10 n. Francione. lot
with three-story brick dwelling and
garage at the southwest corner Of
Grace and Meadow streets, $4,000.
c. b. Ford to J. Eddie Wood. lot
with brick tenement ct 24l0 Floyd
avenue. $500.
Edward L. Frost to 9. T. Bevertdge.
one half interest In lot or land on
the south line Of broad street. eAat
ct West s&feoss &asSea 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
CORPORAL SMITH
SURE Of RESULT
HAS NO FEAR OF OUTCOME IN
CASE THE PHILIPPINES
SHOULD BE SEIZED.

Corporal +. NJ. Smith, from the Cos
lumbus. o.. barracks. passed through
Richmond yesterday with ten recruits
on the way to Fort Scriven. Ga. where
the youngsters Will go into service
for three years.
Corporal Smith Is big. husky man.
who served two years in the Philip
pines. He said last night that while
there might be a way by which this
Philippines. II would be only a Ques-
tion Of short while before the United
States would get them back again.
What we need he said. rs more
ships. i But under the condition OF
|things,sit II impossible 10 have them
there At this time. The laps are
closer. but II would not take M long
10 get everything back. -evcn with
the fact confronting us OF closer
cooling station for the Japs. But NE
have In the Islands enough coal to
last . long time, and II would be al
most impoaaiblo for tho Japs to get
possession Of that
The FiiipinCo are now good ciu-
zens. with the exception Of some OF
the people ia the island distant from
Manila or Luxon. They would hght
for the United States ~ loyalty ~ the
regulars from the States. In = word.
Japan might get the ports. but they
would be unable. to hold them. for
shipa would In h short while do what
Dewey did tostha 8pAnlafds
TT would be good to let Japan
take hArbor or two. Then We would
have their fleets bottled mp just like
We had Cervera ~ Santiago"
Tho soldiers left last night for
Georgia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
POLICE LOOKING
FOR RUNAWAY BOYS
OFFICERS ON HUNT FOR YOUNG
STEERS WHO ARE SEEING
THE WORLD.

Major Werner has issued the fol-
lowing bulletin, which describes sew
eral alleged runaways. and man
who In wanted for murder:
Ralph Decker. alias Tim Decker.
white. missing from sos North Thir-
tiefh street. fifteen years old. medium
height. light complexion. light hair,
blue eyes, light coat and vest, short
pants. hight soft hat. ran away with
three other boys.
Abe Brown. eos East Marshall, fif-
teen years old. i've feet tall, ITO
pounds. medium complexion. dark
hair. brown eyes. n,cles on face.
smooth face. wore cap and black lace
shoes. Runaway.
Richard 3. Mulroney. white, thirty
three years old. l55 pounds. grey eyes.
medium dark complexion, dark brown
hair. smooth shaver, thin hair on
top. long thin white hands ana mn
fiers. Wanted in Los Angeles, Cal.
for endorsement.
Salvatore Capixxt. twenty-nino
years old. 5 feet ; inches. 40 pounds,
dark eyes. dark hair. dark complex
ion. smooth face. light oyercoat.
Wanted In Scranton. Pa. for mur-
der
+. r. Bates. ISIS e Franklin, re-
ports stolen from vacant house. ais
Pleasant street. lead pipes and fix-
lures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
DEMAND GROWING
FOR APPEAL BOARD

That the campaign for a Change in
the method of taking appeals from
the decisions Of the Building 1nspec-
tor II growing in volume and influence
was evidenced yesterday when. at q
meeting OF the ordnance committee
Of the Builders Exchange. n resolu-
tion was, adopted that the Builders
Exchange Of the city Of Richmond
heartily appreciates tho action taken
by tho real estate firms and citixcns
OF the city OF Richmond IN approving
the Gilman ordinance providing for a
wight OF appeal to = board OF arbi-
traitors from the decision of the
Building Inspector
The question at issue. the providing
OF board OF arbitrator. has been
very much In evidence among re&l
estate owners for some time. and the
ordinance creating this board Will be
dl1cusosd At 3 public hearing before
the Council COMMITTEES on Ordinance.
Charter and Reform on Monday
night It O'Clock. A. there II great
public interest In tho nattev. there
with doubtless be large attendance
upon tho meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
SAN BURNLEY IS
some JUSTICE
UNITED STATES susnEME CorRT
or APPEALS susTAINs VIZ
GINA saUIREs OPINION.
ROSELLE IS PEDDLER
cHARL0TTEsvILLE JuRIsT 50 DE-
Il CLARED AND HIGHEST COURT
II THE LAND HAS Gov.
FIRMED IT.
|ROsELLE is PEDDLER

There In no prouder man in Viz
.aaav thsn n. Sam Burnley,
,s.n,. uousc COMMITTEES clerk. now
-s....nt secratarv OF the Virginia
xs,,s,sr,, records. and an erstwhiie
d;snny,ner ~ Justice In the city OF
rSrrs-,tt n~v,l,e. where. before he fell
e~n,,. s-r.c. nd Joined the Richmond
s.N.p. ns,ldtnr contireut. he was JUS
sss.. ar-tne peace. And there is good
r ssv for the genial samhel's pride.
~ ..sr.ardav the supreme Court
...e1s - ~. Irnited States hand.
~ "a - dacision Affirming not
~ oh,s nrinion of the erstwhile justice.
10y san Ia .t,.,nt eighteen months ago.
'orae... .,,.t While Justice Burn
- 1890 anon the Charlottesville
,h ,hars Vas brought before him
NJ. nn.aI,s a, agent for the Chi
49,. pnrtrait COMPANY. on a charge
oSs nsadiinr without a license.
- seemed that Roselle took orders
~ ssu when he went to de-
"a. ~ p 49,, they we're in frames.
80, - ,,as rxnlained to hts cus-
,..-n.,. r,era nut around the pictures
:. 49,. ,hen. They would OF
" p.o' ~ snid At the wholesale
~ N case the frames should not
~. ..tisfactory there we're others IN
Me h,svv that were.
r.,,.,s..s hundred. Dollar Fine.
f-ha rred with pedditur without IL
- rnaSe the defense that he
cense ne ~. =. rorrv IN this WORK
. la ~ ,rn,t.,on. of the inter.
unueT VIZ Iau Justice Burn.
, ~. s,sn.. ,,raSss. Ia. be altogether up
$1,000 Commerce law. never
s'a.,..- 5000 "a member Of the
nass hot h. declared that he
,.l ..sa,,v- when h. met n In the
kne~ p ~ roaS and he imposed q
Inlu" W unaraS s,mnIeons.
n'. 49,, ~ No.. ra,I,ny and gnashing
s.s ,hsr an appeal. The case
" ~ heforo fhe Corporation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
BASS CASE ENDS.
WITH AcQUITTAL

The supreme Court yesterday hand
ed down dccision In the case u
the Commonwealth against Sass, the
case being an appeal from . decision
/ Of the Circuit Court OF Hanover
county. acquitting Charles Bass on
the charge OF violating the liquor
laws. The court affirmed the de.
cision of the lower tribunal. which
means acquitted for Bass
Judge Cardwell used the following
language In the opinion;
This writ OK error was awarded
IN the Commonwealth to a jndgmen,
Of the Circui, Court OF Hanover
county. acquittfng tho defendant IN
error. Charles Bass. OF the charge 81
the violation Of the revenue laws Of
the State BIS selling Intoxicating H.
Quor. without . license Eo to do.
Upon warrant issued, executed
by the constable to whom 1t was ad-
dressed. and trial the same day BY
Thomas T. Fuller. q justice OF the
peace Tor Hanover county. the de-
PENDANT In error. BASS. Was found
1uiIty. on June y. 1910. OF the charge
OF violation Of tho revenue laws of
the State, az above mentioned. fined
$50 and costa. and required to enter
Into Il rtcoguixance in the gum. OF
500 for twelve months
An appeal was taken ly the defend
ant. but before the case camc to ifnal
trial an important witness relied on
ny the Commonwealth left the state.
The prosecution relied upon having
the appeal dismissed and. failing TO
procure such disminsal, the case
went 10 trial and the jury found for
the defendant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
DR.. HARRISON IS
rendered c|||||
FORMER RICHMOND BoY IsrI
TO GO 10 EAST AURoRA

According to q s7ecial dl
from Buffalo. tho Rev. DR.. L1S
ter Harrison. rector Of Trinifx
copal church. that city. -
called to st. Matthias chttc
Aurora. N. r.. made famous
home Of Ebert Hubbard and N
low Roycrofters. 20 still yltan
under confederation. but =
that he will accept.
DIR. Harrison ID an old
boy and q graduate of tn
sity Of Virginia. He tnu9h4
for several years In Matthew'S
before embarking upon his np11
career.
After graduating from thu
Theological Seminary In 1871
ed for q while as missionary ~
Of the parish in Northumberland M
~. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
SERVANT GIRL 1
GOES TO GRAND 81

Detectives Bolton and Haap
terday got in . good 0nA
j" Association OF Professional -
Girls" when Justice John Ge
Sloan 10 tho grand jury
almost every thing tni6x1 =
tion TO q lot Of money. frnaa
dence OF A. II. 6trAus. t M
avenue. She had been 21fN
taking $50 In cash, and y IN
verwnre, embracing npoou
forks and other thfngA Ns
$97. Most OF the gooda Nn
cred. When the casa 1885,
Police Court yesterday Lacy S
10 the Rrand Jury IN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
WASHINGTON READY
TO CO. OPERATE

\ Secretary Dunlop. Of the Richmond
Chamber Of commefce. on yesterday
James r. Oyster. of tho Washington
Chamber oG EOmnnaEc .expeeasinG -
'ltveiy interest IN th4 proposed high
wny from Richmond to Washington.
and expreaeine the willingness OF tho
Washington body 10 name commit
tee u act with 4 committee from
the 1lchmond Chamber In oonnecsiva
with the construction OF the high
way. Tho Richmond Chamber win
name IL committees IN a few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
FLOODS CLOSE AL
Of SLATE QuARRIEs
cREAT DAMAGE ID DONE DAMS
AND sRiooEs IN suckiNo-
HAN COUNTY.

Especial - The Richmond virgtnian.)
AHYONlA. VA. MARCH, 91.--Larxe
1orcrs q hands havs betn employ "a
seEes,EA ne. Rmst Msek rHpstrlRs
4 ~ stfe.snaOus dAmags dons Nv the
I grsat 0ooA u last Friday when The
Bnckinghan brnnch 81 tho chesA-
noakc ard Ohio Railway suffered
heAyy IOeseA and eyery slate quarry
III thu buckingham statn field was
Temporarily put out Of coupmfasioa.
Hnnto crock. which 6oWn parallel
with the railroad and directly thruugh
thNs slate belt. became y RAGING tor
sfeNt and overdOwcA IT. entire valley,
s.nsns ], sEss ~ 1880 ~; :sa , sns !,
i've miless ana completely aIifnx fhe
; two Williams Quarrits. and badly In
Turing many cthGEN. ThA afAfton Rl1t-
: tseed great 3cssee. and much humber
1 Eta Wnalno0 Awaf.
mr. ! week mi 4 train iiAs run
- <he Buckingham branch. and Dtll-
9Nvn haa o0en .9ettaag ~ man from
\ FennA ii distance ~ n1vente~n miles
1877 The country rpad. ~ prtvate
e1Gsy60nnco Rassen8ers hAvo .aatnar
css 1rty0a M fxpR t5remo. Arvonia.
4 10ssf uaalae fsous HreI,o ~ we'll ~
v Ee11nn yohnDcn. and Alphas have
- AA1a ~ 1T mall expreoa ana
\ ~ 1t6l 3Gssa10 privately.
1tgu 4n1QNo darnaso wAs fsiOlao nv
1 IN ADo4 N ONee Huc3lnohasu coch~
3 - go ha3saly f. s1tinaxcA
ss ,sss W., sat ssn ss,n y y inte Wy.
~ 49, ~ nlan1 usials 'xss psIrr
M 1kssIGy, ~ pAla hsidSe
"a - oosSanplo{elx csiisied 11Wn rs
1 - III - q VstG1nia lsilis
\ tSa + ~ 1ss v SfS ~ n1A1A lS3vee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
ca. (,c.s,nue,r..

On motion Of the plaintiff, the case
Of the Richmond Paper Aanufactur-
Ing Company against the ksllogx
TOAsted Corn Flake Company was
continued until Nay 18th Ia the City
Circuit Court yestsr0ay.
The trustees OF Ebenexar Baptist
church (colcred werU authorised Ia
borrow SIe.eeo for Improvement pur-
poses
On motlon Of Acknowledgement W.T.
sifkln tie ciloS u the C0ntnlonWonith
against John ri Jones, fornAr treas
urer cf Craig county. wAs dismissed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22

The vrginian i making .
special sabscsiptinn effer Of the
NATIONAL VACUUM
CLEANER to paid-in-adnnee
subscnbsss On most advantage
Gus terms.
Write for full particulars re-
earding this off~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
Fosay.Pdge
Comic Section

The Sunday Virpnian viii con-
tain . four-page section portsaying
the antics Of
THE KATzENJAANfER~ KIDS.
HAPPY HOOLICAN.
LITTLE JIMMY.
and Ill the other funny fellows who
make millions laugh each week
The bast work Of the world great.
ct humorous artists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
Complete, Accurate, Fair
and Clean NelUs Service
The Su1sy Vrsniaa win Celian Everything That 2sn
n Modern Newspaper, Yet Free hsn All That Is Oljeelli

Many Other
Aftractipe FeatuS6s
Tho first issue of the Sunde2
ginian viii present tho cpen l.
gtallment Of Is
STANTON WINE"
A stirring serial by Elandr
gram. VI 8
An interesting WonAn's - ~
Several instructive FEAIU
ARTICLES.
Complete SF0e AND M
KET NEWS-Local and 101 -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale lace and muslin curtains at
Naughan's.
Saturday special sale OF white lingerie
waists. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Regular meeting Of |. O. @. L., NJ. U
Friday evening at T. o'clock. Work,
pink degree.
C. A. Grant of Washington street is
spending few days at his home IN
Lyndonville,
A very select lot of popular sheet mu-
sic at l0c, l5e and lsc per copy. Baileys
Music Rooms, IA Elm street, Barre, Vt.
Mail orders promptly filled.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Skene left this
morning for Montreal where they viii
take passage for their old home in Scot
land.
Della Chiesa of Sixth street left this
morning for Mortified, where he viii
spend a few days as the guest OF his sis
ter.
Mrs. Victoria White and daughter,
Eva. OF North Main street leave tonight
for Vietoriaville, P. O., where they will
visit with relatives for two months.
Mrs. c. A. Heath of Washington street,
the past three weeks by illness, was able
TO be out OF doors yesterday.
Plans made by good architect help
to beautify our street and make the
housewife happy. Think 1t over. c. L.
Bugbee, room is, Rowland building.
In spraying trees, the most effective
results are secured by an application at
the time the blossoms begin falling off.
Spraying at this time kills the moths.
p. II. OConnor is ready to take orders
for this spraying. Orders may be left
at this Office.
The seventh grade of Miss Abbott's
room defeated the seventh grade of Miss
Beans room of the Mathewson school at
baseball yesterday afternoon, by the
score Of 20 to q. Batteries for Miss
Abbott's room, Starr and Daniels; for
the defeated team, Dindo Manard. Rich
arelli, Eatlope and Maggiani.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
ee Abhott,s Saturday bargains.

See Abbott's Saturday bargains.
Smoke (0ur Latest, &c cigar, Lam
ders.
You'll find it pays to trade here. Hen.
ny W. Knight. "
Social dance in the Plainfeld hotel
ball. Saturday evening,
Special sale of black petticoats Sat
urday Paris Shirtwaist House.
Toilet Shop, Rooms 0 and IL Currier
building. Mrs. Ruth Austin, prop.
Best all leather snit case, straps all
round. 5000 value, for Saturday only
S395.
r. L. Stern of Millbury, Mass, was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday.
DR.. c. r. Merchant OF Washington
was among the business visitors in this
city yesterday.
Some more fresh soft figs at l0c a
pound. The best value of the season.
Diversi Fruit Company.
l5c per pair, ladies' silk hose; we
have another lot of this hose, splendid
value, at Perry's on Saturday.
Lawn mowers cleaned sharpened and
repaired, called for and delivered. L.
G. Towne, Ia Richardson street. Tel.
1872
500 yards torehon lace at &c per yard,
with insertions to match, 3, 2 l-2, 2,
and l-inch widths, at Perry's on
Saturday
Auction sale-H M. Farnham, the horse
man, will hold his next big 18th com
bination auction sale at his place OF
business in Montpelier, Vt, on Friday,
May 3lst. Watch for large adj, post
ers and cards. C. F. Smith, auctioneer.
The ladies' weekly tournament OF the
Barre Golf club win begin May 20 and
80, and continue throughout the sum
mer on Wednesdays and Thursdays;
handicaps posted at club house.
The funeral of General Manager Stan
van Of the Montpelier & Wells River
railroad, which is to be held from his
late home, Ridge street, Montpelier,
at 4 o'clock this afternoon, will be at
tended by many of his friends from
this city. it is expected. The body will
be taken to Wentworth, n. H., for
interment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Remember the dance social in Miles
hall Saturday evening; gents 80 cents,
ladies free.
THAT Baboon Baby Dance one Of
the popular song hits at Bailey's Mu-
sic Rooms.
Special sale on ice cream and our de-
licious ice cream sodas for &c. At the
Vermont Fruit Store Saturday.
Among the popular song hits at the
Bailey Music Rooms is, 20 Mister Dream
Man, Please Let Me Dream Some More.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Corset cover embroidery, l7-inches
wide, in pretty designs with ribbon
beading, regular 25c yard value, for
a special on Saturday for only l9c AT
Perry's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-24
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank all those who Sc
kindly helped us during the illness and
death Of our loved one; also for the
beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Jessie Macdonald and family,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-24
roo LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

WANTED - An experienced girl for general
Apply TO Mrs. n H. Ballard; ~
Orange Street. eou