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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08
WORCESTER.

March meeting was held Tuesday and
the vote on the license question was no
81, yes s. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: School director, John Story; select
men, c. N. Curtis, Alsis Herd and Mar
tin Herbert; road commissioner, p G.
Bolton; treasurer, C. C. Tewksbury; con-
stable, A. L. Johnson; town clerk, Mrs.
George Putnam.
Carl Bruce has returned from Florida,
where he spent the greater part of the
winter.
Irving Smith has gone to Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08

ly other medicines are taken at first,
where doctors are employed. But when
the disease becomes chronic, when recoy-
cry has been sufficient to enable the
patient TO be eonvalescent and yet all
run down, out of sorts, easily fatigued,
no appetite, when this stage OF grip
has been reached, then there are multi
tudes that resort to Peruna, and they
are never disappointed. Peruna restores
them in comparatively short time.
Grip is a catarrhal disease. Whether
il spreads from person to person, or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08

average flow for the lowest week on
record and from the flow that could be
realized from possible storage. The flow
with storage is computed on the basis
of the continuous discharge that can be
maintained by the release of the stor-
age during the most extreme drought on
record, considering the length and Sc
verify OF low-water periods.
Copies of both Water-Supply Papers
253 and 3l3 may be obtained free Of
charge ON application to the Director of
the Geological Survey, Washington, ID. G..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08
WIN VIII Claim Them2

Letters mncailei for at the Barre post
Office for the week ending March are a.
follows;
Men-Zampiere Beuiamino 90. Luigi
Marchetta Camille. Manini Biaggio. Jo-.
!. Clark. G. 4. Crane. Tomasini Celso. *.
*. kessen. John Lawrence. Steve Matett,
Fred Rauo or Ramona Dan Robertson.
II. y. steele.
Women-Nrs. Carry Foster. Miss
Agnes q. George. Mics sadie Henry. Mrs.
katherine Mates. Mrs. Joseph Rogers,
Hose Z. Reynolds, The RolliCkers Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08
Appearances Deceptive.

"who's the thin little man with the
melancholy expressionT
That's Hummer. the poet. VINO
wrote the beautiful verses with the re-
frain. Life is what you make it-you
can make II glad He suffers from
chronic dyspepsia. cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08
Good Advice.

DO you think that II is possible to
remedy the most common memory
fault 10 one lesson. as this firm adver-
tises?"
Surely. Don't borrow. and then
you won't have TO forget the persons
who loan you money."-Buffalo Elk.
press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08

A great many
people in this
country h a v G
taken Peruna for
the grip. They
have taken Pc
runa in the first
stages, W h G n
the first symp-
toms appeared.
They find by ex.
pefleiice lhht re-
runa will abort
the course OF the
disease. People
who take Peru
ma recover much
quicker.
Comparatively
few, however,
take Perun a
during the acute
stage. General
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08
MONTPELIER.

Benjamin Gates has been appointed
TO succeed +. f. Gleason, resigned, as
secretary of the board of trade ,
A l0-pound daughter, Beatrice Marion,
was born yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Cook.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08
Handicapped.

Its pretty tough on a woman who
has children"
How. now
"She can't 60 to any of these inter.
esting mothers meetings. Kansas City
Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08
GOMEZ IGNORES U. S. NOTE
Cuban President Signs Bill Freeing Pc
litical Offenders.

Havana, March s.-President Gomez
yesterday afternoon signed the general
amnesty bill, freeing all political Of
Tenders and agitators despite the note
from the United States advising against
il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08
ARE YOU UNHAPPY?

Are you il trouble of any kind? Are the
things that are troubling you beyond your
reach? If so, you need the advice of a profess
sional; not a card reader, star gazer or fortune
teller but one who has made occult science
a life study
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-04
SAGE AND SULPHUR
! DARktnS GRAY HAIR
Brush This Through Faded. Lifeless
! Locks and They Become lark.
Glossy. Youthful.

Hair that loses Its color and iuS-
tire. or when II fades. turns gray. duh
and llfclcas. 10 eauscd by 4 lack ci
sulphur In tho hair. Our grand
mother made NJ = mixture of sax
fes and Sulphur to keep her iockA
DARK and beautiful. and Thousands
Of women and mea who valuc that
even color. that beautiful dark shnd.
cf hair which II 10 Attractive. use only
this oid.tlme recipe.
Nowadays wc get this famous mix
turS bv asking n sny drug store for
. so ecnt hottie Of 'Wy~th's Cage
ssd sulphur Hair R~m~iay." which
dafkras the hair =" naturally. ~
evenly. that nobody rsn issaibiy tell
n has becn applied. h~si,i.s. u takes
OF dasdruff. stops sralp itrhins and
falling hair. You Just dampra =
spoase or soft brush with u and
draw this ihsoaxh Jour hair. takinA
oac a0a11 strand NJ time. By
nsoruIaE the gray hair disappears.
but what delights tho ladies With
Wyeth's Sase aud sulphur IL that.
besidea beautifully darksninx tho
hair after = few applications. II also
brings hack tho Giosa and ius,rc and
Eives Il an appearance Of abundance.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-04
Y1ouxcED SKIRTS INCREASING

The undcniabic new note has been
the fiounccd skirt. The lin; mod
cis showed = fiounec of lace at
ssched at tho bottom Of a satin skirt.
The fiouncc was very sesnv and of.
IN drap-d. The fact tina, I, wa
drst'-d confused those in search Of
= novelty. and they cissscd II u. par,
Of the drsp-ry Of the skirt Drap-
cry y, that iimc-carly In the seas
cn-was very complicated. and this
mistake was a natural one. When
thr second fiouncc made its appear
apcc the dcsisncrr locked the si,ua-
ton squarcly In the face and rccoE-
nissd the skir, rs a flounccd skirt
The two-flouncc skirt was followed
quickly by the skirt showing three
flounccs. which Was dubbed prompt
ly the thrrc-ticr skirt. Four. rs,
and even six flounces. have been
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-04
PLAYS AND IIAYE1S
Maude Addsms has begun her tour

Woo00 A00ou38 ms 0o8un uet t0Us
ip peter Psa.''
lana Claire n TO APPEAR II Londou
In The Eleventh Muse
Ellen Beach Yaw will appear Ia
Vaudeville the coming season.
N~s.lc Abbott and Jeff de- Angels
will head the csst Of Rob Roy
Manic Palmer II to appear In a
onc.aci comedy. The S~sshorc
Widow
vaicr.. B~ss-rc h,s y now comedy
piayict cniisicd "iso.,oa Baked
Beans
sisuor PcruRini has bccu rr.cn-
FAXED for tshc part of chorus In
The Yellow Jacket
Kiaw and f:risnser have acquired
the rights of production to The
Poor Little Rich GIRL
Mary Pickford 10 ., be- seen In ths
MOVING picture production Of I'm tn,
Bishops Carriage
Olga Nctherso,c may eisi, ihi.
country asRin. She ha. not bccn
seen on ,hi. side for several season.
| William Hodge IL TO star this seas.
on under the management OF tn
shu bcrss In Tho Road to Happi
ncsa.''
Mary kccncr has Just been en-
gagged by Charles frohmsa for tn
leading feminine par, in THE Con
spirscy."
| Martha Hcdman Will he John Ma
son. leading woman In the new pla,
by Augustus Thomas. entitled I'm
dian summer
Frank sheridan is booked to opc,
hts season in Baltimore In a plsyl.
by Richard Harding Davis. Gale,
'Biackmaii.'
One Of the new plays IL by Aibcr
Ice and starts off with u fire in
Turkish bath. II is entitled Mis-
: Phoenix
". a. Brady Is to produce n play
let entitled "a Beauty Parior.' b.
Elizabeth Jordan. author Of "Th
Lady from Oklahoma
Kiaw and Erlangcr will produc
later In the season a drama calle
Marie Claire" by A. z. Thoma,
author Of 1.-The Rainbow"
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-04
PERMISSION TO SLEEP.

A clergyman staying At q hotel one
night was awakened In the morning
by heavy poundias on bis scc- and
the voice Of the n1RAt e:ssR osyias:
Five O'Clock. Better get up or
you'll miss your train
Tho preacher didn't intend 10
catch = morning train. and hadn't
given any instructions that he should
he called at the hour Of s O'Clock, ~
ne paid no attention to the call. In
about IL minutes he was again
awakened by the pounding on his
door. and heard the voice Of che old
man SAYING:
Don't get up. I raped on the
wrong door,"
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-04
m STOCK.

There 10 n proprietor Ct shop IN
the city q man q: most cxritablc tenn
permanent. who II forever scoldins his
clerks foi :hcir indifference In the
matter Of possible sales.
One day. hearing "a clerk say TO ,
customer. No. sc have not had an,
for long time" the proprietor. ur.
able TO counlcnancc sucn IN admir-.
sion. hogan to work himself into the
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,een ON the latest models.

seen on the latest models.
The flounccd skirt OF today
though II may owe Its oriEin to thu
fiounccd skirt Of the second empire
!s very skimpy. scanty affair IL
comparison with the skirts revealed
In the pictures OF that time. The
foundation skirt hugs the fiEur'
closely and the flounccs are u little
wider than tho skirt. In contrast
with the closely drap~d skirts. the,
do give the effect Of fuin"rs.
The first fiounccs were developed
In lace and then In tuiic. but one de-
sixncr did not hesitate TO exploit
them In shaniuns aud In the plain
satins.
On. Of the most admired frock'
had y skirt showing three fIounce'
of finely plated. shcii-pink chiffon
Tho upper tlounr~. which fell from,
the wais,iinr. WAS slightly LONGER
than the other t~o. and was held out
from the figure In the fashionable
''iamt,,hadc" effect by = band oi
brown maricn fur. II IL not iikri,
that this style viii prove popular.
because II 10 ~ar~-tiinRiy tryinK to
the average figure: only the tail
9iri Who Is slender eau carry Il off
With success.
\ white raafmcsisc COWS was dls.
tinx,,ishrd by SIX nouncrs Of white
cotton tullc. Naturally these
fioune-s were very narrow aad fine.
~ plated. and were arranged In the
Inverted Y In the front IT the skirt.
sim another model showed three
fioun..s %! tuiic broken Ia the cen.
ter from, of the gown by a panel en-
broid-rcd In silver. On a handsome
lace gown four widths Of cmbroid.
cred 'uiic were drap~i in tho effect
of seaniy s.ounc-s around the frik.
urc.
The number Of these fiounrc,i
skirts and the various plays on them
are ever Increasing. aud the idea
that VII. considered In tho begin
min. merely fad ta. be. ono an
established style. viii II continn~
and will 1; sound the doom Of the
drapcd skirt. That 1. The question
for which the designers are seeking
the answer.
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some 5000 seen As
RESULT OF "TR0Ts''

arch enemy OF the torpid liver. MIS-.
Needham admits that the TURKEY trGt
10 anything but finished. =. II Is
"quite frank. quite ugly. and :, quite
primitive" She has seen some wAhc-
Ing as to which she AYERS no seIf-
respecting turkey would trot that
way: hut at the same time she saw
dancing with as much self-respect-
ing dignity as she would manifest IN
her own drawing room" white
haired woman whose face bore .
look OF grace and fine culture. Mrs.
Neednam firmly believes that the
trot 10 n real folk-dsnce. with the
genuine fOik-labor attached" add her
final defense OF II runs thus:
in time the home!y turkey tfot
may develop into some pretty pleas
ant patter. but II In the transition
II loses Its exential character. Il will
cease 10 he . dance Of the people and
thus sacrifice much OF its folk value.
I. And until some better form
Of play with m general an interest
comes. to take It's place. Waat about
'"' '"'.'' WV ~" !" 'o"''
'"". " "- ." "''as' J"
'u." 's'e "u'"".s ssa"o' y" e"o'''
evil or wholly without reason
No doubt. m Improvement In the
'shee VIII eo'". .nea '"e "A"'s IT,
self 10 u xteticd thing. and not one
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-04
WILL REVISE THE
CATHOLIC
BIBLE

NcW JOI&, ocpt. SnouOt OOh
Gasquet. president Of the English
Benedicuncs aud chairman OF the
commission appointed by Pope Piu,
X to revise the Latin Bible. or vu!-
cate. arrived in New York ON tho
George Washington the other day to
visit the larger cities and explain
the progress made by his commission
during the past five years. Abbot
Gasquet has been In America before.
but not since he has undertaken the
stupendous work Of revising the
Bible. which Will require about so
years TO complete.
II was In May. 1907. that Pope
Plus x announced his determination
10 prepare for = most critical and
Sitting revision Of the Latin Bible.
called the vulkatc. The crying ne
cessity for such revision had been
felt for many centuries. but ss the
iifciim. Of eommissioa was not suf-
ficlrnt iu which TO accomplish tha
hcrculean task. and new membcrs
had to bc srsftcd 70 the old. the
work. though often started. was ncv.
or completed. 50 Il 10 that now. for
the first time since the year al.
when 81. Jerome completed the first
revision Of the Latin vuiksi~. tn.
work has been undertaken In such n
way that Il will BIZ carried to com
pi~tion.
Much has br~n accomplished In
the last five years. but ss the CON.
mlsssos has found Itself hsnpcred
for the accessory funds. an appeal
has bcca sent out 70 the world for
aid. Abbot Gasquet himself wished
to make that appeal direct To Amer
lea. and for this purposs II COMING to
our shores. The KniGhts Of colum.
bus have volunteered 10 bear al the
expenses to his visit. 70 that all re-
turns may be us-d BY him for his
great work.
Abbot Gasguct IL sinxularly fittci
for she task which viii occupy the
remaining yeats Of his life. lie was
the one amons the many Catholic
scholars Of the world tina, vas ~.
lc,;cd BY the pope TO carry out the
work. The greater part Of his life
has b-cn paA~rd In research work
and he IL q iinkuist Of unusua, ahii.
!'y. Fur ycars he has searched
through the archives Of England for
and from sources Of the
kind that produced hi. reliable his.
tori-s. such a. Henry VII. and the
English Mona.ictics.' The Eve Of
til. Reformation and others. II was
with some regret that he undcriook
,hi. new and burdcn.smc task. but
despite the amount OF hard work
placed upon him he ha. found time
to write u history Of medieval En-.
gland. which. when published will
throw new iish, on the religious
controversies. Of that country.
Tho work Of Abbo, 0asquc' aud
his commission will be OF untold
value to all readers and students oi
the bible. Protestant a. we'll ss
Catholic. u. I, vii, gather together
the most complete collection Of Bib.
cal manuscripts now in existence
1ls,.irr sbls Tho RIM, n, iss Inn v~ill m. r
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-04

Check = cough or cold In tho
lung. before Il develops serious
case. nALt.ARD'S HOREiOCND
SYRUP 10 an effective remedy for ali
.prcncre or congestion in the lungs
or air passages. Price CSC. soc and
800 per bottle. Sold by Haastnan
Drug Co,
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-04

ususi rage. fiainE = CLASSY eye on
on his clerk. he raid TO the customer:
I'VE nave picniy In reserve. ma
am; picnt, downstairs.
Whcrcupon tho customer looked
dasrd. and then To the ama,cmcni Of
the proprietor burnt into hysierical
laughter and quit tho shop.
'W aat did she say to yon:" de.
mAndc,i the proprietor VI tac elcik.
I've haven't had any rain lately"
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-04

ter Zeitung. writing from one OF ths
hest known French bathing places
draws an amusing picture Of the lat.
est American invasion tango
The scene might be laid In any such
place. II Is a rainy day: the beach
10 deserted: the bathing machines
arc Idle. Suddenly he hears music
and enters 4 hotel parolr to find 4
class practicing "ie tango" "Oh. we
were Just waiting for you." cried two
Of his friends. and W u minute he
too. 10 practicinE steps OF which he
never dreamed. He looks about him
and sees gay youth-the jenuesse
iorce? "Oh. no. Nobody there ID
under forty. and most OF them are be-
You'd fair. fat and forty" He bal
snccs opposite to white-haired
grandfather: one Of the staidest Of
dixnificd matrons 10 pirouttinx near.
BY. and at the other end of the room
holding hands are q married couple
who had not therefore been seen very
much In each Others company. The
,,,,o nro,vh, ,h.m ,o.e,hcr ,~,,p
~ u has given youth back 10 the
middie-aked and middle axe to the
old. And when the lesson IL over
.ra ,h. hon, .,a. IN. only ,.n,i,
man, ..v. III. w,,,., 4. hitter diam,
pointment that one must needs wait
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s,vd the currency bin and Income
that there are NO hard tim~s. II the
teacher. Of, dancing: th,ies 4. I.
tax without trsmbl,ss. and sss-o,
soidcs harvest.
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and Mr.. Leo Culinary May. the wedding
to take place In November

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bernard Berry an
nornce the engagement of their daughter.
Mabel Chesley. to D. Alexander Contee
Thompson. The wedding will take place
the early part Of November in Greeley,
Col,
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Chevy Chase.

The ladies of the Chevy Chase Branch
of the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton have asked all the ladies of the viii
lage to furnish two recipes to be used In
a cook book which they are arranging,
to be sold at % cents each for the bene-
fit of the organization. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hagner were dinner hosts at
the Chevy Chase Club the past week
Mr.. Titan w. Johnson OF Nev.aDGs
street is spending few weeks in New
York city. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chand-
lee of Oliver street who have been on a
cruise down the Potomac on their motor
boat. the Wanderer. have returned to
their home. Maj. and Mrs. William Con-
nor were hosts at a very prett;ly arrang-
ed dinner the past week at the Chevy
Chase Club. Mrs. M ". Tansill has given
up the Chevy Chase Lodge and returned
to the city for the winter. Her mother
and son will spend the winter In the
west Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh DUFFY have
purchased the Dawson house. on Brook
Vile road, and have taken possession of
same. Mrs. Henry G. Kirchmyer Of Nor
rison street, who. with her son, has been
visiting in Buffalo. N. Y. has returned
to her home. Capt. and Mrs. Francis
Wildly of the Washington barracks en-
tertained at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club the past week In honor Of their
house guest. Mrs. Richard C.. Moore.
formerly Miss Winnifred Davis. Lieut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19
Married in Oregon.

In the Marchfield, Ore, Episcopal
Church last week the Right Rev.
Charles Scadding, D. D., bishop OF the
diocese of Oregon, united Miss Anna
Melrose Browning and Mr.. Frederick
Witter Payne. AS the bridal party en-
| tered the church the bridal march from
| "Lohengrin" was beautifully rendered.
| The bride was escorted to the chancel
| by her brother, Rev. Robert Evans
| Browning, following the two brides
maids The best man was Mr.. Frank
Heath. The bride was beautituiiy
dressed in white satin trimmed In
princess lace. She wore tulle veil ana
orange blossoms and carried white
roses. The maid of honor, Miss Gene
We've Sengstaken, wore a lavender crepe
de chine gown and carried pink orange
: blossoms. The bridesmaids, Misses Nell
lie Tower and Ellie Church, were also
tulle in their hair, and carried large
bouquets of Shasta daisies. Mr.. Howard
Freeman and Mr.. Addison Parry, old
friends of the groom. acted as ushers
After the conclusion OF the ceremony
the wedding party went to the rectory,
where a wedding supper was served,
and the many beautiful gifts to the
happy pair were shown. Later MI. ana
Mrs. Payne left for South Coos river,
where they have rented a cottage. and
where they will spend several weeks.
The church was tastefully decorated
for the occasion, a very effective color
scheme of white and green being car
ried out. The bride, who is former
Washingtonian, has made a great many
warm friends since going to Oregon to
live, and is a sister of Mr.. Will Brown
ing of Marchfield, Ore, and Rev. Robert
Evans Browning. formerly assistant
rector Of the Church of Ascension. cor
ner 18th street and Massachusetts, ave.
nue., now also OF the same city.
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Alden. Mr.. Winter Tucker. Mr.. Ed.
Tucker. Mr. Ralph Cady and Mr.. Thomas

Alden. Mr.. Winter Tucker. MI Eo.
Tucker. Mr.. Ralph Cady and Mr.. Thomas
Newman.
A reception from to IL will follow
at the brides home on B street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker will be at nome
after December 1 at 7O1 Shepherd street.
Mr.. and Mrs Hager Bouck have ie-
sued invita- tons for the marriage OF tneir
daughter, Miss Marguerite f. Bouck' ana
Mr. Hurlbut G.. Winfield.
The ceremony will take place at the
brides home November 3 at o'clock.
Miss Katherine Bouck will be her sis
ters only attendant, and Mr.. Edward l.
Erwin will act as best man
A. reception will follow the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield will reside at
1901 Wisconsin avenue after the money
moon travels.
One of the most interesting weddings
of the fall will be that Of Miss Christine
Fox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Edwin Fox. and Mr.. George Lewis Towne
Of Des Moines, Iowa. which will take place
next Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock at
st Margaret's Church.
Mrs Frank Boughton Fox will be the
of Des Moines. sister OF the groom; Miss
Antonette Ray Miss Laurie E. Smith
and Miss Frances E. Smith will be
bridesmaids
The best man Will be the groom s
brother, Mr. Nathan Clarence Towne Of
Des Moines, and the ushers will be Mr..
Harvey Randall Wicks of Saginaw.
Mich: Mr. Edgar Woodbury. Bowent Of
Detroi, Mich, and Mr.. Frank Boughton
Fox and Mr.. Newton Kennedy Fox OF
this city. brothers Of the bride
reception for the bridal party and
out-of-town guests will follow.
Cards have been received in this
city from Mr.. and Mrs. William
Percy Semple for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Corneia Semple, and Mr.
Alexander Britton Browne of this city
The ceremony win take place Wednesday
evening, November IL, at o'clock, III
Louisville, KY.
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Mr. and Mrs. N. Rosenblatt announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ethyie
GOLDBERG and M Charles Rosenthal.