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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-17
Returns.

Returns.
Eustace Dupen, secretary OF L. s
Attorney Morrison, has returned 10
the city from Phoenix. While at Phoe-
nix he took an examination for the bar,
which he passed by a good margin.
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PARKER, ARIZONA CITY LOTS

Today's best buy on account OF great
assured Developments in immediate
future. Address C. A. Marsh Co, Par
ker, AriZ. 62t
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Auto Party.

Henry Diers, Charles Holden and
Charles Adams arrived in the city yes
terday by automobile from Wilcox.
After a short stay here they returned.
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Injuries Back.

Ben Price wrenched his back yester-
day while lifting timbers at the Spray
shaft He was removed TO the Cop.
per Queen hospital.
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Vacations.

Miss Viola Bass, OF the Lowell post
office, and Miss Josephine Itzwie, of
the Bisbee. Office have returned from
vacations. Miss Hernia Ables. of the
Bisbee Office, leaves today
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From lewis SPRINGS.

Frank Mason drove over, yesterday
in his Chalmers from Lewis Springs.
He reports the roads as being in good
condition.
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Summer Literature.


The passenger Office OF the South
western has received a large consign-
ment OF GUNNER resort literature. The
summer rates both east and west are
now effective.
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DANCE
Saturday night. May 17tA., at Ola
Opera bouss-BresHan's orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
EAST BARRE.

The East Barre Ysnnigans defeated
the Washington team by score OF
IS to at the fair grounds Saturday
afternoon.
There was a good crowd at the dance
in the opera house hall Saturday even
ing and all reported an excellent time.
THE prudential committee Of the fire
district has purchased considerable fire
fighting apparatus, including fire alarm
arrangement. Let the good work con
tinue.
The z. b. A. C. won their second game
Of the season in easily defeating the
fast South End ball tossers by score
of ii to 2. The feature OF the game
was +. Roark's clever work in the box
striking out is men and allowing only
two hits.
Remember the ball game on the local
grounds Tuesday evening against the
fast |. r. C. of Barre. Several of the
In. A. C. players will appear in their
lineup and Mgr Jameson will strength
en- his team with outside talent. a
great game is expected. Come.
The annual meeting of the baseball
club will be held at Roark's drug store
this evening at 7 o'clock. There will be
election OF officers for the ensuing year
and considerable other business to trans
act. the important feature being that
OF erecting bleachers at the ball grounds
Everybody is requested to attend this
meeting and large attendance is looked
for.
The woman's auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. A. c. Dickey, Tuesday, May ID
at p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
Notice to the Purchasing Public.

The union card has been taken from
the F. A. Nichols store at North Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Crepes. muslins, voiles, at knights
| AT only $3.50 Abbott has an extra
quality charmeuse petticoat.
Buy your express wagons, carts hnu
lwheelbarrows at &. n. Kenyon Co..
To Rent-Tenements on Mount, FL
more and Hill streets. w. r. Richard
son.
Phone 450 for your wood, coke ana
the best grades OF coal at the early
spring prices.
Get your oil stoves, screen doors, win
dow screens and lawn mowers at the
N. ID. Phelps Co.
Miss Blanche McNally OF Northiield
entered the training school for nurses
at the City hospital to-day.
Mrs. Hugh Boyce and son returned
from the City hospital yesterday TO her
home at Academy street.
| Quality counts. All the best grades OF
coal at the early prices at Calder
| Richardson's, Depot square, phone 400.
| Thomas Kingston returned TO ns
home yesterday from the City hospital
where he was operated upon week
ago.
Miss Margaret Shay, who. has been
trimming for Mrs. II. ). Miles Tor the
| last four weeks, has returned to her
home in Boston.
| Don't forget the auction sale tonight
at OF the bankrupt stock OF furniture
Bolster block, where you can buy at your
own price. NJ. Golfer
| Mrs. Rosamond Warner graduated
| from the training school for nurses AT
| the City hospital yesterday and returns
to her former home in Sherbrooke, que.
For the recital to be given by mem.
bers of the vocal department at Goddard
seminary tomorrow evening, May IL, at
\ o'clock, there will be no admission
| fee. To all who like good vocal music,
A cordial invitation is extended to come
and enjoy the evenings program
The Washington County Humane So
cietv will hold its adjourned annual
meeting for the election of officers, etc,
Monday. May 10, at 1880 p. m, in the
trustees room of the Kellogg Hubbard
library. Montpelier. This is an impor-
tant meeting Rebecca w. Wright, sec
rotary.
The city has procured large supply
of sputum cups, which will be dlstriput,
ed free at the city clerks Office to all
who will use the same. 1t is hoped tnat
the citizens generally win adopt the
use of these cups, as by doing 50 they
will greatly improve the health con-
ditions in our city.
| Dates for Caledonia park can now De
booked. This park is the most popular
picnic ground, having large dance pa
yilion with new floor, plenty OF refresh
ment stands. swings. etc, splendid foot.
ball and baseball field, where games OF
all description can be played. Dates and
terms can be had at 10 Central street or
Clan Gordon office, Bolster block. Charles
Leslie, trustee.
The marvellous talking pictures which
have been shown in the principal cities
OF the United States will be exhibitor
for the first time in Barre at the opera
house tonight Years of hard labor
| have made this the most talked OF IN
vention of the age. Every one has seen
the plain moving pictures and everyone
! is anxious to see the talking pictures,
Wherever shown they have drawn capac-
| ity houses. Such we'll known stars as
RAYMOND Hitchcock, Alice Lloyd and
Others have posed for these pictures and
| their synchronizing is absolutely perfect.
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
WATERBURY.

The funeral of Lewis Ather was held
| from the home of his mother at ,olDy'
vile Saturday afternoon at O'CLOCK
Rev. A. ID. Page offieiated and the BUT
ial was in the village cemetery, Inc
hearers were William Ather, Edward
Ather and William Ather and Merton
Patterson. Among those present rom
ont of town were Mrs. Mary Jones oil
Hardwick, Mrs. Eliza Miner OF betIin'
IN Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dillingham;
Of NIoretown; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Blakelev of Rutland, and Mr.. and MIS-
Frank Farnham of Stowe.
Lucy. the only child of Mr.. and Mrs
PhiIo Talbert. was taken TO heaton nos
nital MONTPELIER. Saturday afternoon
and was Immediately operated upon for
anpendicitis. Miss Talbert is doing very
nicely.
Harriet Boyce is supplying in the pr
mary room in place OF Ella Westover'
who is i'll.
Rev. W. L. Boicourt preached a very
strong sermon Yesterday narning at the
CONGREGATIONAL church on The Lions IN
the Way.r At the Methodist church
aAIother;s day" was observed with a Mt
ting sermon by the pastor, Rev. W. T.
Douglass. :.
w r. Edwards, who was injured N
the scvthe snath factory Of Edwards
Edwards. is doing well.
The condition of ID. J. Iaroeu re-
mains about the same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Molly Stark waists, soc, at hnIght =
Black Cat, very thin gauze hose, at
Abbott's.
Don't miss seeing Rehlander's troupe
Of eight trained pigs at the PAVILION.
Now il the time TO get your screen
windows and doors repaired at the =. l.
Bugbee mill
See that new auto-wheel coaster wag'
on with roller bearing axles at =. ~
Kenyon & Go.
Regular meeting OF r. c. I. z. A.,
Tx. p. hall, Wednesday evening, May ~
at 1880 o'clock. Per order =. y. Mag
giani, rec. sec.
regular meeting OF the Barre branch
of the g. c. |. A. of A. will be held IN
Miles hall. Una ruinione regolare oeii
lunione degli scalpellin Branch di Barrel
ayra' lougo nells sala di Miles. On
! Monday evening, May IL, 1913, at J
O'Clock Angus Mcdonald, Secretary. !.
"Our Dependence Upon the Birds
Twill be the subject of a lecture by Prof.
IH. r. Perkins of the University OF YER
mont before the Barre Womhns eiuD
on Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 in How,
Hand hall. Members may obtain guest
tickets at the door.
We solicit orders and deliver goods
as formerly, but where goods are pur'
chased for cash and taken from the store
we allow 5 per cent discount. This =
allowed on anything we sell, don't fail
TO figure the saving on your footwear
purchases. Eastman Brothers.
Samuel w. Kingston, former gran
tie manufacturer of this city and son
Of the late Daniel Kingston, passed
away at his home in New York City
NAV s. after few months Illness. he
entered the granite business, which be
continued until he moved to New York
about ten years ago. Mr. Kingston was
A years old and is survived by his
wife and two children, also brother
and several sisters, besides many friends
and relatives in this city. The funeral
took place in st. Anthonys church and
Iinterment was in Calvary cemetery. The
floral tributes were many and beautiful
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
WEBSTERvILLI.

st. John the Baptist Episcopal church;
The annual meeting for the election Of
officers for the ensuing year VII be
held in the vestry OF the church on
Tuesday evening, May 10, a. 1879
o'clock. 1t is hoped that everyone con
nected with this church will be present.
When the business Is completed, tne
women will serve refreshments. AZ TINS
meeting the officers of the guild VIII
be elected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Mccall patterns at knights.

Mccall patterns at knights ;.
See Abbott's Acc silk table.
Give us your order for the best grades
of coal at the early prices. Calder q
Richardson, Depot square. Phone 400.
For sale-one bed, two mattresses
one bed spring, one dresser, two stands.
one stove. Call between : q. M ana
D. m. at 80 Park street. W. =. MORRISON
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
Silks

Have you had an occasion to ask
for Silks at our counter? If not you
are not seeing the largest line of Silks
in Washington county.
Our Acc Silks are not odd eolors
and styles, they are all of them new
and of good quality. Large city
stores get from 50 to Csc for these
same goods. We use these Silks as
leaders and then again we always
plan to sell some kinds without
profit just to help our customers.
We are having big trade on our
ward wide Silk Messaline. We carry
IL colors in this one grade. Custom
ers do like to see nice assortment,
especially when the value for the
price is lust a little better. These
are only 500 per yard &c. +. How
ey Silk
Cut these silks by New Idea Pat
tern. These save time and worry.
All New Idea Patterns are coming
with seams allowed, at same old
price, only 1Oc each; any Pattern
for Zoe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
Sales That We Have Just
Been Handling on Cor
sets and Muslin Under
wear Have Been Very
Interesting.

Last Saturday morning we received
IL pairs of No. 1876 Memo Corsets.
When we closed the store that even
ing we had but five pairs OF this
number on our shelves. This goes
to show that an especially good thing
is what the trade are looking for,
it's what they want and what they
will have.
Our Muslin Underwear values are
very much better than we have had
before. Garments have more style
materials for the price, are better,
and the sale of these goods is faster
and easier.
We have new line OF Night Robes,
Corset Covers, Combination Suits,
skirts, Slips, Drawers, all in the Mar
tin make. We believe this Martin
line OF Muslin Underwear is one OF
the very best on the market to-day.
Ask to see few numbers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
"a scff { al Il 2
| A. P. ABBOTT & co.
New Arrivals in Ready Made Garments

The many last garment department
best
line Rain Goats that the best value we
guaranteed be strictly
and quality cloth face rubber back Coat that
We haean black
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
Ladies' Wool Skirts

We now have full line of sep
arate skirts in the light colors and
light weight materials. These are
the NJ. and c. Skirts, which is guar
antee as to style, ft and service.
These are Skirts that are made up
in new and very attractive styles.
AT $3.50 we can show you a large
line of very popular Skirts, are Skirts
that are made different, and in a
large variety of the seasons popular
cloths.
At $3.50 are number OF dill
ferent Skirt models that are made
up in Tan and Gray mixtures; are
an exceptionally good cloth and the
style one OF the best.
At $3.50 are some new models in
Black. These are Skirts that are
made up in serges and bananas, are
entirely new models and the quality
IL as good as we ever sold.
At $3.50 are couple of styles
that are made up of good quality
Black Mohair. These are an excep'
tionally good Skirt for summer wear,
as they will shed dust and always
look like new.
At Sb.75 is good Skirt model
that is made in a Gray and a Tan,
two-toned whipcords, is very at
tractive model.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
Ladies' Summer Dresses

Our line Of summer Dresses IS
made up from a variety OF the sea-
sons popular cloths. The eponge
cloth. which has been so popular this
season, YOU viii find in this line, and
made up in number OF new and
desirable models.
At $500 is a Ratine Dress that
is made up in the coat effect stylei
Is made with the combination tan
coat and white skirt, also IN Blues,
and Pink This is a very good mod
ell.
At S2.75 is very good quality
natural Linen Dress; is made round
neck with turnover collar, piped with
blue.
At s3.9S is Black and White
striped Wolfe Dress that is an extra
good value; is made in one OF the
best styles. with round turnover col
lar, three quarters sleeve.
At from $500 to SS.75 are a
number of very good Dress models.
These are made up in a variety OF
popular styles and in such cloths as
linen, eponge, ratine and voiles.
AT $1,000 we can give you one
Of the best values in fine quality
eponee. This Dress is made with a
rutaway coat effect, with hand en-
broidered collar and cuffs.
Putnam patriot., 1913-02-14


 NO. Don't. Half the time she's have you making fam dool of your self"
 Having delivered himself of this sage observation, the general stalked to the door. turned and bade Harry farewell, and started out, to bump against . woe-begone person, who was coming in at the same moment.
 TT beg your pardon, humblyi" exclaimed the newcomer. in . thin. high. weepy voice.
 "Br-r-r-r," grumbled the general. brushing by him.
 The newcomer glided in His long. dank hair hung down to his collar, his white, tbin hands plucked with melan- choly grace at the roycroft tie he was wearing. and his eyes. which were set deep in his head gleamed weirdly.
 "Alas!" he said, ''it is you!"
 You're a good guesser. Trimmer" Harry said, grasping his hand I'm glad you could come to see us."
 Socrates Trimmer. a distant cousin of Lucy, and a school teacher who considered himself a poet, had ac- eepted Harry's off-hand invitation to come and visit him at the same time as Lucy and her father were to come. Harry had not dreamed that Trimmer would come, for he knew Trimmer had long considered himself suitor for the hand of the demure Quakeress. Nevertheless. here he was. and in the hand that was not adjusting his neck tie was held a large hatbox. labeled, Mile Daphne"
 Make yourself at home. old chap.
Putnam patriot., 1913-02-14

nire you as the gentleman who figured in that unfortunate accident this morn ing. and strangely enough the millinsr says that she sent to this house within an hour the perfect duplicate of my hat. which your auto ruined"
 Yellow 1t vas" interrupted the Ger man. Yellow. init red puppies on 1t
 Topples, not puppies. count" said the lady. Now, sir" to Harry, 'T must have the hat which was sent here. Mine was an imported model duplicate.
 There has been no hat delivered here," Harry replied.
 But 1t was" the lady argued. And I must have 1t"
 q vill go now. if you please" said the German, who had been growing mere and more nervous, evidently be- ing anxious to be we'll out of the scrape as soon as possible.
 "No," Harry said. sternly. Wait a minute. IT the hat was sent here, l should know It. There may be q mistake. Ring up this milliner per son and find out just what there is to 1t. Use the phone there, madam"
 The lady smiled with relief, went to the phone and called for a number.
 Hello" she said. 'Is Ma'mselle Daphne Darlington there! Is this you. Ma a'mselle?"
 Daphne Dafington." Harry nut tered. Cant be little Daphne I used to fiirt with"
 This is Mrs Blazes," the lady said into the phone.
 Harry started at that Mrs. Blazesl" he said in a hoarse whisper to the German. Not Mrs. General Blazes?"
 ''Exactlyi" the German assured him.
 Where did you deliver that dupli- cate of my hat?" Mrs. Blazes asked.
 After the reply, still holding the re- ceiyer to her ear, she turned and asked Harry:
 Whats the number of this house?''
 Three hundred and ten"
 They say 1t didn't reach here. 70 Mrs. Blazes said into the phone. What? You are sure 1t did? You will come over yourself? Thank you. "
 She hung up the receiver and turned to Harry with:
 She is positive that the hat was delivered here, and to make sure she says she will come herself. Now, that hat is here, evidently. And 1 must have it."
 ''Yess," the German belligerently added. We must haff it."
 But Harry had by this time diyined who the German was-he could be no one else than the dapper Count von Fitz, whose firtatious escapades were discussed on all sides. And, this being Mrs. Blazes, and the General being worried because his wife had not yet come home Harry could put two and two together and reason that the Count and the dashing Mrs. Blazes had gone for jolly little ride through the park, which ride had been spoiled by the untoward accident which de stroyed her hat
 Why don't you go and get hat any kind of hat ?" he asked. I'll be glad to pay for it, as I was par tially at fault when your hat was ruined"
 "Oh, sir." Mrs. Blazes answered, T
Putnam patriot., 1913-02-14

cigarettes, and some scattered rsa. white and blue chips.
 "oh-h-l" Lucy gasped. Isn't it lovely, father?"
 And this"-Mr Medders said this is Harry's homer
 Tt seemeth different from our own home, doth 1t not2" Lucy asked, shyly.
 "verily. daughter" Medders re- marked. coming to a stop before the highly colored picture of the ballet girls, there be nothing like this at home"
 Why" Lucy said. looking at the picture, see the ladies in the rainy day skirts,"
 T see the ladies'" Medders said, drily, but where are the skirts? Verify. daughter, they must have feared a flood"
 Perhaps Lucy offered, seeing that her father viewed the picture with dis approval. perhaps 1t is biblical scene"
 Nay. daughter. If 1t were. moro people would be buying Bibles
 Medders turned from the picture. and his attention was caught by the statuette of the Venus de Milo. He looked at 1t intently.
 This is sad sight, daughter" hs remarked.
 Because her arms are broken. fa-
Putnam patriot., 1913-02-14

this address. It just came. so l want to put 1t away and later give 1t to her with my own hands. Alas. my poor, poor Lucy!"
 "Why-what's happened, Whats so sad about Lucy?"
 "She-she-oh, my poor, poor Lucyi" Trimmer walled, going slow ly from the room.
 Well, wouldn't that bumb you!s Harry soliloQuized. Cousin Socrates Is evidently allowing his blighted af- fections to act on his lachrymal glands. Now. looking about the room. expect I'd better send Venus and the ballet girls to the attic for much needed rest"
 He was just about to take the ballet girl picture from the wall, when he was startled by an angry argument in the hallway One voice was that of . woman, another that of the butler. and the third the broken accents of the German into whose auto Harry had smashed.
 Great guns!" he exclaimed. "They've trailed me down"
 Into the room rushed the pair.
 "You!" both cried.
Putnam patriot., 1913-02-14
CHAPT FER w.

From the hallway came gliding in the sorrowful figure of Socrates Prim- mer He caught his breath sharply at sight of Lucy, and then advanced, with his hands outstretched.
 "Ah. my poor. poor cousin Lucy!- he walled.
 "Oh. cousin Socrates!" Lucy cried. How nice of thee to come"
 Medders looked on with kindly amusement He had long known of Primmer's unrequitted attachment for Lucy, and to him 1t seemed that the best course to pursue was to allow Trimmer to weep 1t out. Trimmer looked mournfully at Lucy and said:
 "As Riley might have written: Now my heart is full of sorrow and my
 soul would fain repine
 For another fellows counting that old
 sweetheart of mine"
 But" Lucy smiled, q am not old. and I am not thy sweetheart. cousin Socrates"
 ''Verily, Socrates" Medders said. thou wouldst make poor sort of husband. weeping continually about the house. Thou mightst dampen the clothes on ironing day, though"
 Don't mind father. cousin Socra- tes," Lucy said "He doth but jest
 Harry said for me to ask thee to allow me to show thee to thy room. :" Uncle Medders." Socrates observed. lugubriously. And his sister will como this moment to greet poor. poor Cousin Lucy"
 Trimmer led Medders out. Lucy looked about her, wonderingly. for . moment, but whatever her thoughts may have been. they were ended sud- denly when Harry hurried in.
 I'm so sorry not to have met you whom you arrived" he said, seizing both her hands. while she drew her self away in shyness.
 'T am truly glad to sec thee. Harry she told him. .Thy house is most seemly"
 Harry looked quickly at her. There seemed to be an undercurrent of hid den meaning in her words. But . glance at her lovely face, framed in the sunny hair escaping from be- meath the simple Quaker bonnet. was enough to convince him that there had been no guile in her remark. 4 v--- {. bar nist. .'---s s>-~~
Putnam patriot., 1913-02-14

showed him into the library on the other side from his own room.
 'l can't meet them while 1 am in this eondition.' he said. looking about the room. I'm so nervous they'd think I was guilty of something ter rible or that I didn't want them here. If I were guilty l could carry 1t off easily. Thus does innocence get the hooksi"
 And as Lucy and her father came into the room he slipped out the door leading to the back hallway.
 Wonderingly. Lucy Medders and her father parted the hangings and en- tered Harry's den. They gazed about them. at the steins. the boxing gloves. the pipe racks. the pictures and all the other fittings of bachelors den.
 On the table lay a deck of cards. . half smoked cigar. an opened box of