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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18


Livermore received the follow
ing telegram from Or. Ellis,
who is in Chicago;
Chicago, H.,
To 7.l6-l3.
M. G.. Livermore,
Lennon, S. d.
We were getting ready
to come home and were
shopping at the Boston
Store. Going up h e
elevator, Margaret be
came over balanced and
was caught between the
elevator and the floor,
and was killed. We will
bury her at our old home
at Mozamanla. W Is,
Will write you later.
DIR. Ellis,
DR.. and Mrs. Ellis have been
in Chicago the past three or four
weeks where they took the child
ren for surgical treatment.
which we are Informed proved
to be very successful. As is
| stated above they were about
ready to start for home anc
while shopping at the Boston
Store Little Margaret was Kill
ed. This news comes as a DIS
tinct shock to the many friends
of DR.. and Mrs. Ellis, as every
one expected to see them arrive
safely home in a few days will
their little ones.
To have their little daughter
meet with so tragic an end is
terrible blow to Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis and the sympathy OF th'
entire community goes out u
them in their sad hour of be
reavement.
Little Margaret was a sWee
and charming little girl. year
of age and was great favorlt
with her little playmates.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
Little Margaret Ellis
Killed in Chicago
Acc ident Happens Boston Store
Elevator

On Thursday morning M. g.,
Livermore received the follow
ing telegram from Or, Ellis,
who is in Chicago;
EI. LII
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
THE CROP OUTLOOK. !.

special emphasis is laid on the fact
that the fignres for crops quoted are
estimates, and it is pointed out tEat
This fact Douid be constantly kept
in mind. from the estimates at hannn
it, Il appear stllaf the production of crops
in in: 1913 was materially below the aver.
age, the yield per acre Of all crops
combined being smaller than in a:ls
year in the past decade with the ex.
ception CT 1911 Hhe corn crop, the
most valuable product Of this conn.
try. according to the estimates. fell
below 2, 500. QUO 900 bushels. which is
smaller than any crop since 1868.
Wheat production, with an estimated
teal "a OF 0Ol, 900 bushels, is The
largest ever recorded in this country.
This "a crop was matured before the
drought became effective. Brief men.
ton is made as to crop conditions
throughout the world. From the esti
mates it appears that there were III.
creased areas soWn TO \ wheat oats,
barley, rye and corn, and that The
wheat acreage has probab bly, yielded a
record oIrt-turn. Barley cats and rye
are bountifuI crops. but corn vii
probably give tho poorest result ID
20 years.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
sI0lE rs boy !
NOW FINDS HOME
After IL Years Youth Returns
10 Mother 5 Aunt.

Seattle. Wash. y ohm James Hurley.
who was kidnapped. fourteen years ago.
sI,eeded back TO his mother. sisters and
brothers at IonnxslltaWIley. PA, his
Identification harilts been fully estah
iislied by the Seattle police and those
of his old home town. rs
. Ohm IaIUes as lie was K noWn unit;
- few days &c. was St olelI from his
5:iiotlierSat PlInxsutaW ne hen 5hc.5was
six years old. u. II e aIKa IS has l3elieseos
That his kidnsper was iiss father. q He
Z knew the lllaii5:ls Hurley. The mother
in 4 Pennsylvania has kept III, al search
for the boy. and John james, reme1D
herring coal mines and Pefiilsrlvalliss
and Il town the name of Which WAS 50.
odd he could never bring its. from his
childhood memories. also has striNen
! TO establish, his identity, SINCE having
been cast of five years ago BY the
;nlffn who stole him lie has iYeen busy
sending letters to the police Of varioils
towns In Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Emma tioetke. WHO lad II
boarding house In II W ashingfon i,lnls.
! her camp where John James worked.
/ he heard his story and having lived In
Western Pennsy ist:tnia. she advised him
TO write to Pnnxsutauiley He did 80
two weeks ago, and an a nsser came.
!. from Chief of Police Palmer and one
from IN the nother Through the ex-
I fhanse Of letters Johu James IDENTITY
has been fully established
John lanes thinks tlElt he y frs.
sso -'''il to whieh he was taken af Ter lie
vas was stolen was chicago His kitInap
err. =; no w;is s. seetai. pt,er. hen tt,i,k
him him TO Belt y ont. Later they syeilf to
/ Helena Mont and back gain to
Crescent where the, boy was
placed in sshool.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
! FEDERAL ROAD POLICIES.

There has been a steady movement
for better roads during the past 90
years, and today about 81 states have
highway commissions or some other
state highway agency The total an
nual expenditure Of the states scr
construction and maintenance Of roads
which ten years ago amounted to but
$1,000, 900, has grown 20 243, oeD. con 10
1872 The federal government shouls
take the Head in investigatsonal and
experimental work, and there is need
aor central agency which can fur.
nish the best information on ali
problems OF road building and mainsea.
ance. Recently congress made an ap.
preparation Of $500, 600 for improving
post reads. expenditure to be eontln.
gent on the appropriation of double
the amount Of money by the state q
local snbdiyision. Il federal aid Isl Cd
hea further extended in highway des.
VeIopment,. 1egislatf ion Ito that end
should incorporate this cooperative
principle. The federal government
should deal witch the state as the Low.
est unit, through an expert highway
commissioner as its agency The plan
should provide for maintenance as vel
as construction: Preference should be
given to the i'm provement Of roads
over which products from the farms
!. can be taken to the nearest railroad
station a scheme OF road construe
ton and maintenance within a STATE
should be developed and mutually
agreed upon Money appropriated By
the federal government should be ap
portioned on the basis of such fac
tors as total population farm populd
! I ton ION. area, taxafble yalnation, ant
IniIeag &
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
yile Inler. Z. ocean BE ID pleased rs gi.s

me Inter Ocean il. pleased to give
credit to the Commercial club for ;lla "
B ia aceompl is1ed one thing which
sands eist more prelnine than all
during the year, and that is i'm
been securing q better train service
for this city, ic b has been lacking
for d ] he past yslpiith and which hes been
Skeenl ysss islIs The linens. cir
ssslafs ng pet ions which were Iiberaly
signed by peopI Of this section Of
fected by 4 he change III the Great
33ssssfE bern service, 1T B is believed ac-
#eso t isl,ed 3sersic onlis-
FED to SO into e.ffec ii ext sssnnda3 which
means nj no good trains with Devils
~ p 4. the Devil Lake
tIssa 4 serFice great cranped AS
al result tIie recent switch Of Two
trains he cut off rom Fargo TO
{ iinot while the pass service
did rot That the chance
viii remedy his cyl ssis the opinion
.af those who III orked hard To BIZ
ing about
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
=
Matter
1870 gTls7Ii - az
II B RE DIS

9 At the time tile !. purchasing Com.
iaiatee ResoIusi ion was put through,
the States Attorney was present and.
our memory has entirely failed
us he approved the resolution beth i,s
TO legality and the saving that would
be made by having each job bid on. so
the Bosom Three cannot say it isn't
i legal, as some people would say:
81 But then, We should worry If the
graft wasn't worked one way ii pros
ably would be another. And then too.
We understand there have been a lot
ofssick = hogs this year and McNaughtca
was undoubtedly too busy to attend to
such trifiing matters as this purchas-
ing committee job. q.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
FIND RING LOST 10 YEARS.
Emblem Discovered
Daughter Buried sn Ground.

EgeddtH9 F55sS = f1DtSf1 kyiScoRefea8& hf
Daughter Buried III Ground.
,rleisi Is
iiaos
ring her fiit.se,,s lille cieining TEA
leaves ont of 4 n oi, The
pore Ii of her hon 1. NE little band ar
gold. which het hnsh;sr Lad placed
sons her tiilssssers Il re- fell
out in tlles md search By 4. dozen
neighbors and Es MI. and Mrs. tiaai
for. hours failed to rev Il trace Of it
I. few afternoons agosit was found.
at the yerS spot lost ,y II daughter,
Miss lola. who was hui three weeks
old when the RIM. tlissap peared in the
weeds s, sS
s now treasured beyond any thing
in the world, said Mr. Gail. with tlia
happiness 81 i child Owe 4 new toy
The ring is just as prattp and shiny:
as IT ever was, lis long siumber /.
the ground has not hurt 1t 4 bit. 5s$
!. 80 n .y daughter was digging arti
cholses when she turned IN the ring
with q snadefni Of dirt She brought
It TO me. and i was II proud man to
slip it on TO the third finger OF ms
swife's left hand for the second time. ST 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
THAT PURCHASING COMMITTEES

Nearly a year ago the CONT com
mlssicners published a call for bids
for the printing and stationery to be
used by the county officials during the
year 1s13 hen the bids we're re
eeived and some OF them opened, that
is enough OF them opened 20 prove
esneIusively that the. offeic; al ing or
gan in Devils Lake wa 5 {{S.sat going To
get all the nrin55ng 8, a resalusioi. il. S
adopted rejecting al bids and
ing ia eonalni Lee Of i NO men, sbefs CT
the board, ] ohm elin and Dr.. ..sf &
Naugh ton, to whom the various Off
c55als were to state their wants and
the committee would submit the der
whatever il mi to he Narious
stationery and printing esta btish ment;
#Gff the count cal able Z Of handling the
syaIEs, for rsees,
hat the Ocean war It's ii, ii osy
of the
Comtais sioner helm stat hat
whenever he,ss d men1nerSof that.c cni-
nlitIee, asI work has been il. d.
.ssd es 70 local orsgsan without
! having FIRST been su ~ 81. 4.
met 4 llfs i
and the ma prie ID Be tie beard,
tried and true sup orters Of gsngisul
i'm Ransey
oistad, lrlson9. and gl,ton.
g.st e85 GUN fed pi 81 down
the me he'll done.
arintang has been done during the
offices.
and the beard want ion sse
can 81 ss 2 .iS:$
subndt III has q
ptfoil al
the count lie line 4
porttsrlit!s bid sa,rEks.
men
seg t,ilid ii
printing oilEiic u and this work
and { h ord
about price or
ifce s and
cont radt Tor
ielles it, that soll few,
spi. HE f6Hger ozf sS5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
] WEI U I. I. But IN BED So YEARS
Mile .S Leeaus's Refusal TO Leave HE
n 5&$5 Couch Is JnexpIs;ner: sssssssSS

1000 - . 5ts-tuSats5t0 Leave Sf;
s55s Couch Is Unexplained.
Paris, Nile. f.ecanx. who has & III
seventy FIVE years been living in tiie
3enyirOlis OF Paris and in perfectly
good health. has remained abel fs,~
fifty.fise Years The reason is I'M
known. Some say 1t is bsI,ocilo ndria.
others Assign lore affairs rs the cause:
bnt he that az it anas ii ls5S she
made her decision. 5: 3ss 5ss
caiisr insestigai thug the. case was
ahauh Into q white Euim r9BtaiHina q
bed il q wooden sleeve clesesa sss
s'Ritg cl,rtAfR ME . seI.uic CHER
Eitf family eh5ef It'd ia he fisit
ayfHg that she waa 10 bad bnlnsr. aass
hsy authoritative stsiee. stIsnss afna
hsstfhs. gave eFiffeaas at Tbs fact
she then arsTea diHper radRhR
HautEan sud h.ack e6Aee ss
several at1fHrs who have visited bs
repent that her digestion Is admrahte
Her limbs are Uni slightly feship
TdlR dfsnse. S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
CHILD !; j! ! | ] HAD NO BRAIN
lived 70 Age Of Four Years Without
rs 81 hat Organ.


{ Berlin German, medical Journal
reports tlle turIo,ts case ,of ii child
born without IL brain Mi,is;iI III, spite
sjo .,i this haildica to of
almost follr en- Is. A [ the m ito
was found that i,',tI, ind
Seerelteltlrn he called 4 and
lit tle l,ieteiy
only the ii being
zeiat This u kDot ~ brain
the b;ise be mai BRAIN which In
fishes FORMS the brain he
here fes5eailtla,i fire tiie
$s,ot's necessary bare EEK hut
not hing more
slia child cona.
,s coiltrstsst rms and III
stienless IL
iir,I,tlsst htf. obtain ll:si,test
sirlefifii ST.eact
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
e Tastes / B ax / III skeF,

ffssel lows f,e4-g
saieytd here. lie hos
ma 81 ker lie Invest III 81 s.asson
ssiage
& t,g mi
81 ana Il On
sai,afsls;r de boxes
Ii 81 regri-
speed stle ten triined
sapfsla siekers Hing his boxes as he.
max hem.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
THE PAMKHuRs EXIT.

S5ey SGen lAtFS. tRanEn0TSL IL HlSnuEGW
from the United States the other day
to return to England. the incident was
unaccompanied by any OF the spectae-
1llar features of her entrance Indeel.
so quietly was the exit of the militant
leader that comparatively few people
knew anything about it and probably
even fewer cared. So far as can be
learned, even the American sympa-
thizers who made such a TODD abour
Mrs. Pankhurst's criminal detention
when she last landed in this country
were in no wise concerned about her
departure The leader of the British
militant cause came to America a
roaring lioness and departed a very
meek little lamb. 3f9; I'D
Even the financial results of this
inFasion were disappninti Unde-
niably AIRS. Pankhurst had expected
vast crowds and much gold every
where she went She had predicted
that the money she would receive for
her lectures would carry forward the
militant cause for several years Hut,
u :, 81. 800. 'G5fS, :.
go e 90. p0 .N . 80
os :. : - - -, =. e.a
scheduled for Madison Square Garden,
Nav York, following the advertising
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aAa1h y: ~ ~ ,assl
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

sSse sseor Irlge brefsen returned D from
inn peg ttrd an Bran.
don event the above CIT last
|Iflursia g from ID. 5I'ork With the
Shrine ia he had the pleasure
,N n peg Getting DR. 81
lx low "a &
fSp,sssd Dow lest sff
asa5lIt oesated Id 66naeS aszffiee Sd one
of the best business blocks i'll the city:
and eniDying sTeed 4 practice IS
ss55Silrflls
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12
BEAUTIFUL TONE

The minute you hear The
EDISON DE G gon win notice the
full. rich, clear and album.
dapt tone The EDISON
truly produces the over
tones Of tope collars of music
aiiyiinaa 1,sanif lcept. pure
and natural tone, free from
metallic effect.
1 III. ,.u..,J 100. i, a.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

ErIdag at Deviis Lake Ramsey COUNT ii, OAK.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

silk pushes 1925 at Abbott's.
See the new coat models at the Day
light Store.
Angus Graham of Graniteville entered
the City hospital yesterday for an opera
ton this morning.
Mrs. George Morgan returned to her
home, 80 Batehelder street, last night
from the City hospital, where she was
operated on two weeks ago.
The ladies' aid of the Baptist church
will hold a business meeting Thursday
night. Oct. 10, at 7 o'clock, at the church.
All members are expected to be there.
For sale: Hens, chickens, large Corn
ing" type herhouse, colony house, combi-
nation brooder and colony house, Uni
versal hover, chick run, incubator, food
hoppers and water fountains. Perley M.
Carr.
A meeting of the joint legislative
committee will be held in polishers' hall,
Nichols block, Saturday evening Oct. Is,
at o'clock. All delegates, who have
been elected or appointed by their re-
spective locals to serve as legislative
committee, are requested TO be in at
tendance. Per order Vermont state
branch legislative committee, Alex. Iron
side, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Big coat sale at Fits.
See menu for chicken-pie supper.
| All colors in Panne yelyets at Alb
| bolts.
See the Daylight store display of
| muffs.
We clean, press and repair clothes.
Lamorey Clothing Co.
| John Daniel has been appointed jani-
tor for the Aldrich library and Aldrich
block.
pills at the dancing class Friday evening.
q. o. Ayerll.
Smilio Giacobbi of Beckley street,
was taken to the City hospital yester-
day for treatment.
( The little dry goods store on Cottage
street will be closed from the evening
of Oct IS to the evening of the 18th.
Una bella casa, rimessa completamente
a nuovo in vendita al % Center st. Ri
volgersi a Jos. Movalli Howard street.
All members of the n. =. o. p. who
viii accept the invitation of Montpelier
lodge will take the 6:45 car this even
ing.
Go to John II. johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing cave tronghing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc.
Tel. 2l2-W
Mrs. Charles r. Beaulieu and Henry
Decoteau were called to st. Johnsbury
by the death of their brother, Napoleon
Decoteau, who died in Waterbury.
The ladies of Companion court, No.
757, j. 0. f., viii hold a dance in their
hall in the Worthen block Friday even
ing, Oct. IL, after the meeting. The
committee.
Miss Mary Marcott, Miss Edith Mar
colt and Harry Marcott motored from
Randolph yesterday and visited at FL
mer Taft's of Washington street, being
guests at the Taft-Gray wedding last
evening
One dollar and ninety eight cents. We
have small lot of children's coats,
2, 3, A, years, in flannel, brocade and
corduroy; We're 1915, $3.50, $3.50. We
offer the entire lot, your choice of any
coat for Sl.9S on Saturday at Perry's.
The 0gston house on Franklin street
at a great cut in price. Owner will sell
for good many dollars less than oest.
This is fine seven-room house, all
modern, and an excellent home Ask
for special price. The ID. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Barre, VT.
All Royal Arcanum members who have
not been able to see the collector this
month, are requested to be at the meet
ing Friday evening, Oct. IL. The col
lector viii be at the council chamber
at 6;45 to accommodate all those who
cannot remain TO the meeting.
Still another woman's society added to |
the many in Barre, and it bids fair to
be the most popular of all, called, "The
Consumers of Charcoal" In. |
itiation fee, l3c, or mother and daugh- |
ter, 25c. Everybody invited TO join. |
Leave your name with NJ, l.. Aiken, the |
jeweler, 3l5 North Main street, Averill
Mills, South Main, or phone 53-M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
Ladies' Separate Coats

The demand for the Sepaet Coats
is growing as the season advances.
Each day manufacturers are adding
new models to their already large
lines and in turn, we are getting
these new models in our department.
The Sport Coats, which have had
such a run and are still very scarce,
we have had several good shipments
of these Coats in the last few days,
and so can give you good assort-
ment in all colors.
The new Sport Coat without the
belt is one of the most popular mod
els at present. These we have just
received in the seasons best quality.
At $1,000 we can give you some
very good Coat values. These are
the long and three-quarter models,
with the slightly rounded corners and
in quality Of material that we will
guarantee.
In the seasons popular models we
can give you most any quality or
kind of material you may be look
ing for, and these are the seasons
nobby Coats, Coats that are dressy
and warm, and never were we able
to show you so many individual mod
els as this season. These are models
that will appeal to you as different,
and OF a quality that will stand the
wear. Prices from $1,000 to
S35 90.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

New dress goods and trimmings at
Fits.
Footwear that pleases the children, at
prices that please the parents. Tilden
Shoe Co.
Buying children's shoes is strictly a
business proposition-you should spend
your coin where you can spend il most
Better shoes, better fit,
better wear, better values, should be
your standpoint for Judging Tlden
Shoe Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

We make clothes to order. Lamorey
Clothing Co
Mothers are pleased with our school
shoe showing, and tomorrow should find
you here getting your share of the good
shoes for that boy or girl. Tilden Shoe
Co.
One dollar and nineteen cents, gray
flannel waist with new scalloped en-
broidery; very attractive waist;
$3.50 value; on Saturday only Sll9
each, at Perry's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
For Hats

Here are several kinds that we are
selling freely for hats. Kinds that
are right.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
Winter Dress Goods

ITS Here
sehmg Freely Tor hats Kinds
y small that the nrics viii no INT
ge 1i '""' 'ne Pirfe WIZ pe ou' ~
nt hedging goods.
ad In that they
ce fore the n
of
of hats heavy the tariff Their object choke
Lace off foreign
wide prices
that they will be after the tariff
adyantag operative
oi iAooon oeN lot h8s no" We selling
ne ever o. 90
Is hese faooons are o pieces Of FER yard.
nd sian and Bulgarian styles that
Our 42inch sponged
| OF perya ard. a
y New lot Of Pann Velvets all 50inch
eoors These for hats and and
trimmings beautiful Velvet Serge
d. at A good cloth
New lot OF Silk Veyes at 500 Good Epong
silk Plush all
for hats 0grades.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
Menu for Universalist Supper.

Menu for Universalist supper, Satur.
day evening, Oct. IS:
Chicken-pie Mashed potato
Celery
Hot rolls Cabbage salad
Assorted cake Lemon sherbet
Coffee
Admission, S5c. Supper from to Z,
served early for letter carriers and
clerks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
Ladies' Separate Muffs
and Furs

In making your selection OF Furs
be sure you get the Fur that viii
give YOU the service that you are GO
ing to demand of the same.
We are starting our Muffs at
prices as you will care to buy, as
Muff without services is dear at
any price.
our Muffs at $500 will give you
very good service, as they are made
from strong selected pelts
At s3.9S we can give you our us
ual selection of the popular Opossom
Muffs. These are grade OF Muffs
that we will guarantee as to service.
At $500 we can give you one
of the largest displays of the seasons
best Fur values, in the good-sized
Muffs.
AT from $3.50 to $3.50 we have
an unusually large display of these
popular Muff values that are made
in the popular French Coney and
0possom.
At $1,000 we will show you the
largest display OF Muffs made up in
such furs as Fox, Raccoon, Brook
Mink, Wolf, selected Sabel, 0possom
and many other Furs.
At $3.50 are some OF the best
Muff values we ever offered to the
trade. These are made in the large
full sizes, and from the seasons pop
ular Furs. In the better grades, such
as Japan Mink, Natural Fox, the
Blue Gray Fox, Beaver, Lynx, Mole,
fancy 0possum, Raceoon and any 9th
err Furs you may want. We will
show you a good line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

For Rent--0ffiee in Rowland buildings
Rowland Bros. & Cave.
Lumber. both soft and hard wood,
rough and finished. At the G. L. Bug
bee mill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special values at Perry's on Satur-
day.
Special black petticoat, extra good
quality cotton, 69c. Paris Shirtwaist
House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-16
SOUTH BARRE.
Barre, Vermont

The following is the program for the
grange fair Friday night; vocal solo,
Kathleen LeBarron; reading, DIR. f. NJ.
Lynde; piano solo, Ruth jackson; rag
time four, quartet.