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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14
WITHDRAWN FROM
ISLAND LUMBER
TRADE

The barkentine John Smith, which
for many years has figured conspicu-
ouely n the lumber carrying trade be-
tween Puget Sound, the Columbia
river and the Hawaiian islands, Is pre-
diefed will be permanently withdrawn
from this service.
Word has been received here that
the barkcntine, immediately follow
ING her arrival from Honolulu, was
sold by the owners, George E. Billings
q Company Of San Francisco, her pur-
chasers being q Peruvian firm of i'm
porfers The vessel will henceforth
ny the Peruvian flag. which will bar
her from again engaging in the lum-
Der trade between the mainland and
the islands.
The John Smith is q wooden vessel.
built at Port Blakeley in 1882. II was
stated today that the barkentine
might be employed in the transports
ton of nitrates by her new owners
~
French Bark May Proceed to Sound
The French bark Bretagne. now
here, where 2400 tons of European
cargo are being discharged. is expect
ed to remain In port for a fortnight
before dispatch for the Sound. While
no direct orders have been received 1t
is understood that the bark is to load a
shipment Of lumber or grain for Eu-
rope.
Sherman viii Sail at Four.
The United States army transport
Sherman has been supplied with 700
tons Of coal during the stay at port
and arrangements have been complet-
Cd to dispatch the vessel for Guam and
Manila at O'Clock this afternoon.
Aboard the sherman are Is first-class
passengers destined Tor Guam they
comprise those associated with the
engineering corps The vessel viii
sail from Queen-street wharf.
$50 = 'uI1,Es r r 800
..'. .' |.I| oil. .0.1Iened ID the /
.. branch Of the Associated OIL |
Company, the ship Marion Chilcott |
was dispatched for Gaxiota this morn
ing. the vessel sailing in ballast.
~
Much New York Freight.
Freight supplied at New York and
forwarded from that port on Sept IL. |
~, % and "a, including westboundl
cargoes numbered SOS, 369, 370 and |
S71, are due to arrive at Honolulu
about November %, in the American
Hawaiian steamer Columbia, accord ,
ing to late advices received by Gen.
Freight Agent C. P. Morse. There is
sugar awaiting shipment
to California and the isthmus in the
Columbian.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

Chew Hip, indicted last week by
the territorial grand jury for first de-
gree burglary, was arraigned before
Circuit Judge Robinson this morning,
entering plea of not guilty. At the
request of his attorney, A. L. c. Atkin-
son, bail was fixed at $500. ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

Mail and passengers leaving the
port on November 5th in the United
States army transport Thomas on No
vember 5th arrived at San Francisco
at midnight Wednesday. -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

H. Hackfeld and Company have re-
ceived no late wireless messages con.
corning the Pacific Mail liner Siberia
now on the way down from the coast
to the islands and the coast of Asia.
The Siberia is due to arrive here on
next Monday morning. b
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14
sEMI-wEEKLY sTAR-BULLETIN
Hamkshead COMING for coal

The British freighter Hawkshead.
with shipment of lumber from the
Sound to an Australian port, is to call
at Honolulu for bunker coal. accord
ing to receipt OF cable to. the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Company to-
day. The vessel is expected to arrive
here about November 23rd
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14
HARBOR NOTES:

Completing voyage from Homo
lulu to the Sound in IS days. the
schooner ]. II. Bruce is reported to
have arrived at Port Townsend yes,
terday. % ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL

On the ground of desertion John ].
Erbes today was granted divorce
from Florence Erbes by Circuit Judge
Whitney,
The suit of o. P. Soares against the
Goeas Grocery Company on a bill for
SIPS was discontinued by Judge W. l..
Whitney this morning.
After two hours deliberation jury
in federal court returned verdict OF
acquittal at noon today in the case OF
Kim Lee Sup, a Korean, accused OF
forging a postoffice money order for
.$45.
A meeting of the Hawaiian board of
missions is being held in the board
rooms, Alakea and Merchant streets.
this afternoon, having convened at z
O'Clock.
A meeting of the Promotion Com
mittee will be held in the rooms Of
the committee, Bishop street side,
Young hotel building, at $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon. The reading of COM
munications from organizations, &C
knowledging the receipt of posters
and maps, will be the chief item OF
business.
The Kings Daughters will hold a
delicatessen sale in the Blaisdell hotel
tomorrow beginning at 8 o'clock IN
the morning. All sorts OF goodies, pre-.
pared from the fayorite recipes OF
Honolulu housewives, will be on sale.
The proceeds of the sale will be de-
voted to swelling the Golfers Of the
Organization.
University of Michigan alumni and
former students, of whom there are
about forty in Honolulu at present
will sit down to dinner at 2 o'clock
tomorrow evening at the Mochitzuki
Club. All graduates and former stu
dents are requested to communicate
with Ranney Scott. at the Hawaiian
Trust Company and to appear at the
iclub at the appointed hour. "a
The trial Of John Pahia, former
postmaster at Heeia, on windward
0dtluy WIZ 10 dCCuSSu III NAOlotAAs5
postoffiee regulations in failing TO
make accounting to the proper fed
leral officials at Honolulu fol-
flowing his retirement from the He
Ella office, was undertaken before a
jury in federal court this afternoon
1t is stated the receipts of the office
were finally handed the officials
here and that the defendant claims
his negligence was due largely to an
\ accident. The receipts amounted I'd
| $3.50. ... ~ ...
For squirting water from his gar
den. hose onto the person Of his neigh
Dor, Mrs Emily Masehke, while be
was irrigating his lawn and she was
standing on the sidewalk In front oil
his home, Captain Ira f. Bennett was
fined SO and costs by Circuit Judge
Robinson this morning. The court
held that this unneighborly conduct
constituted assault and battery, de
spite the fact that the captain had
thrice ordered the lady to get out oil
the way so he could properly perform
the irrigation of his hedgerow. The
affair occurred on the evening oil
July IL. T.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14
Plan TO REBUILD
TRANSPORT
WARREN

The announcement was made today
by officers in the United States army
transport Sherman, now here and to
sail at 4 o'clock this afternoon for the
Philippines, that, the transport War
rem, which for the past six years has
been stationed in Asiastic waters,
would practically be rebuilt before
again going into commission.
Chief Quartermaster Littell received
several bids from China coast and Ma.
Mia firms, which were opened on DC.
tober 30.
The Warren is type of transport
said to be well adapted to the require.
ments of the insular service. The
vessel was at one time considered as
Ia possibility in the transportation Of
refrigerated meat from Australia to
the Philippines, though this project
was afterward abandoned with the in
'auguration Of q commercial service.
The Warren has been used by the
United States government in carrying
supplies to the isolated army posts
throughout the southern Philippines.
=. has been a number of years since
the vessel has received general over.
hauling. One big item in the con
ftemplated repairs will be the installa
ton of new boilers. These will prob.
ably be furnished by China coast ship
building concerns. d.. ... -
-. -
Nile VIII Be, Late 49,. ~, u
The Pacific. Mail liner Nile from
Hongkong via Japan ports, with 25t
tons of Oriental freight to discharge
at this port, is likely to be late in ar.
rival. The vessel sailed from Yokoha.
ma, Japan. two days behind the regu.
lar schedule She is due to arrive
here about Wednesday, with a numbai
OF Aslatic ferage passengers. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

Pasadena hens have Deen SO dis
turbed by the daily flights of .diri-
gible balloon in their neighborhood
that they refuse to- lay and farmers
have complained to the police.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

For those who use many herbs In.
cooking II win be found q good plan
to make up many: tiny bags Of cheese
cloth. Fiji these with herbs. tie SCI
|curely, and keep in a covered can.
|aNhen making soup or sauces "a bag
Of the mixed herbs is convenient to
use.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14
Will
Be RETAINED
IN SERVICE

President william Matson of the
Matson Navigation Company, has ef-
fected q renewal of the charter with
the Observation-Disclosures Steamship
Company for the services of the pas
senger and freight steamship Honolu-
Ian, this vessel to be retained In the
San Francisco Honolulu route until
the last of July, 1914, at least.
Castle & Cooke Of this city have
been advised from San Francisco that
the new steamer schedules soon to go
into effect by the Matson Navigation
line will include not only the recently
completed Matsonia, the now launch
ed Manoa, but also the Honolulan,
which for the past several years has
been operated by the Matson interests
as q passenger and freight carrier
In the island trade.
The charter under which the Homo
lulan operated was to have expired
with the latter part of December. It
was generally predicted that the yes
sci would be taken over by the Anne
ricansH Hawaiian company, her owners,
and placed on a run along the Paci-
fic coast to the Isthmus of Panama.
The retention Of the Honolulan.
brings the feet of Matson steamers
to ply between San Francisco and
Honolulu to total of five large lin.
ers. The present plans will call for
the regular sailing of the Matsonia
and Wilhelmina between San Fran
cisco, Honolulu and Hilo. The Manoa
and Lurline on a run which upon
leaving the coast port will embrace
Honolulu and Kahului. The Honolu-
Ian may continue to make regular
calls at the Maui port.
The Matson company also will con-
tinue in the operation Of two steam
ers, the Hyades and Hilonian from Sc
attic to the islands, while the Enter
prise viii pay regular visits from San
Francisco - HHp direct. Z.
(sm1 IL Al re.
Eceissls Estimation as Adelaide, South |
49, tina. the British freighter Eccle-
u. with 5000, 900 feet Of lumber from
Columbia river ports in transit, sailed |
1t noon today, the vessel having been
supplied with 800 tons Of coal during |
he stay at Honolulu.
The Ecclesia was IA days in making
he islands from Comax, B. c., where |
he vessel was called for bunker coal.
rs the Ecclesia is manned by Chi
lese crew, precautions we're taken to
,uard against any possible escape of
he aliens while the steamer remained
It a berth at Alakea wharf. Captain
loope announced his intention to 1
AIRY any mail placed aboard his YES
el by the postal authorities.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

On the ground of desertion John j.
Erbes today was granted divorce
from Florence Erbes by Circuit Judge
whitney,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

A meeting of the Hawaiian board OF
missions is being held in the board
rooms, Alakea and Merchant streets.
this afternoon, having convened at z
O'Clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14

The suit of o. P. Soares against the
Goeas Grocery Company on a bill fol
SIPS was discontinued by Judge W. L
Whitney this morning.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23

J. P Bourne .13 %
By Balance. -. ... 264 IS
S "a, 727 35
State of Kentucky, G..
County of Garrard. 0''
|, J. w. Hamilton, Clerk of the Gar
rard County Court, do hereby certify
that the foregoing Settlement has be-
tween B. F. Hudson, Treasurer of
Garrard County Kentucky, and the
Garrard County Fiscal Court, was on
April 8-1913, filed, examined and ap-
proved bv the said Fiscal Court and
ordered to record and together with
this certificate duly recorded this April
lO-19l3 Attest
j. w. Hamilton Clerk.
By H. D. Tomlinson D. G.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23
S. c. White Leghorns,

My stock from prize winners at At
lanta, Louisville and other shows. A
few Cockerels for sale. Eggs $3.50 per
setting of Is. j. NJ. Mount,
Lancaster, KY
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23

by B. F. Hudson, Treasure
from April term 1912
and including April teri
1913.
Harrison Ray S IS
Chas. Coulter "a
Logan Ison 1874
j. M. Bourne z
Albert Ware 10
Andy Adams 2
John Wallace 2
Henry Lawson 2
Com Floyd 3
A. D. Grant 6
Sam Davis
Jink Hiatt z
Albert Ware IL
A. D. Grant 6
Henry Lawson S
Harvey Robinson 10
Jink Hiatt 5
Andy Adams 8
Charley Phelps 2
Sam Wallace 2
Sam Davis z
]. P. Bourne l
Same 40
Jack Adams so
Henry Lawson l
Andy Adams 6
A. d. Grant 6
Albert Ware 6
Sam Wallace 6
Jink Hiatt z
Sam Davis z
Harve Robinson IL
Lexington coal and coke COM
pany "a
Sam Wallace l
Andy Adams 4
Jink Hiatt 5
Jim Wallace 5
A. ID. Grant 6
Sam Davis z
Harve Robinson 10
Albert Ware IL
Logan Ison 81
Albert Ware Is
Harve Robinson 10
Sam Davis 6
A. d. Grant 6
Jink Hiatt 5
Ed Withers 4
Sam Wallace 2
Andy Adams 2
Huffman and Ballew II
Hiram Pellman 3S
Will Preston 81
Charley Bronston l
As Grant 5
Jink Hiatt s
John Wallace 8
Andy Adams 2
Jim Wallace 2
Albert Ware z
Sam Davis z
Harve Robinson 8
J. w. Bourne 5
Gaar Scott & Company. 1876
Jim Pollard 3
Jink Hiatt z
Charley Bronston z
Sam Davis z
Allen Salter z
Andy Adams z
Harvey Robinson z
A. d. Grant z
Albert Ware 9
Will Preston IL
Albert Ware IL
Ben Graham Jr. Is
Logan Ison II
John Brim Is
]. A. Dudderar IS
Sam Bourne e.
Hughes Bros. l60
Pat Sutton 81
w. S. Belts SO
Albert Ware Is
Ed Hughes 6
Chas. Bronston 6
Jink Hiatt 6
Andy Figg 2
Tom Adams 2
Bill Coffee 2
A. d. Grant 6
Sam Davis 7
Allen Stewart z
Harvey Robinson 10
Chas Coulter Is
Jas. Bratton %
Hughes Bros. 16O
]. w. Bourne 6
Kelly Springfield Road Roller
Company. "a
Ben Wilmot 2
Hughes Bros. l6O
Chas. Bronston z
Sam Davis z.
Ben Dunn z
Jink Hiatt z
Andy Adams 7.
Will Coffee z.
Tom Adsms z.
A. d. Grant z,
Andy Figg z,
Allen Stewart 2
Harve Robinson 12,
Ben Wilmot l2,
Fred Hughes l2,
j. w. Bourne Is
Albert Ware IS
r. c. Dudderar SO
Tom Graham 9,
Ed Preston l2l
Will Preston II
Logan Ison IT.
John Graham %
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23
c | AL s

Allowed by the Garrard
County Fiscal Court and
paid out of the Road Fund
by B. F. Hudson, Treasurer,
from April term 1912 to
and including April term
1913.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23
The Central Record, Friday, May 23, 1918.


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Dot su,ton 15o 5C
IpOoLs 5r
WRM Moss 2 on
Will Coffev & 81
Ed Scott d
Sam Davis Tn
Nat Kirkendall Tn
Allen Stwart 75(
Harve Robinson 12 on
John Best 13 on
Henry Leavell Is OF
Albert Ware Is O,
John Hank Is on
Hughes Bros $50 o.
Chas Coulter 33 81
Albert Ware Is OF
Harve Robinson Is Oh
Pat Kirkendall IS
Jones Leavell z 81
Sam Davis 75'
Ed Scott IS
Bill Coffey 75'
Allen Stewart q
j W Bourne "a o.
d E Henry az 81
Huffman & Ballew a 81
ID w Parsons 30 2
Harve Robinson 10 On
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23

so Sam Davis Is
5o Irvine Miller 25
81 Bill Jennings 2
5O Joe Robinson 81 6
5O j A Bratton % z
81 Logan Ison "a
5O Davis Sutton 46
so D w Parsons sc G
% Ben Dunn 60
50 Bill Adams So
90 Bill Coffee 60
SO Andy Figg 6 2
90 Jink Hiatt 60
90 Sam Davis rs
SO A D Grant 81
w Bill Jennings rs
% Keen Burdette AZ 0
20 Charley Mitchell rs
10 Bub Marshbank so
rs Virgil Miller SO
70 Pat Kirkendall 60
rs A D Grant 60
81 Sam Davis rs
5O Bill Farris rs
81 Harve Robinson IL 0
20 Albert ware IL 5
~ LLOYD Bourne 81
oo John Paine Is 0
w John Prather Is
20 Ed Preston IL
20 Arch Lane 90
w Mode Kavanaugh 90
w Jim Styps 90
Geo Coffman 90
w John Boine 90
oo Albert Ware IL
w Harve Robinson 10 0
5O Sam Davis 60
oo Will Farris 6 8
5O Bill Coffee So
~ VIII Coffee 5 6
so u Hco'. %
so Fred Hughes ? :
so Nat KirkendalI Ok
Lower coast gazette., 1913-01-11

fcrma du prix cue lon demanaal' Us
Titia.
lie marchand, en-. guise de reponse'
ev6eufa inc Tongue phrase musicale
en- sifflant; ce qui youlalt dlre ell
Oh. ceci, Monsieur, est de Ia mar
language ordinaiTe:
cnandise 4 prix eleve."
saint-Ybars lui lanea I'm regard
a.nomne blesse au vii, ct lul dit:
"s'ii ' 4 qnelque chose ac hohae
que 1abhorre, monsieur, c'est ueh-
,endra siffler. Vdus notes pas oals
,e secret de mes aftairos; vcus ne pou-
ven sayoir &c qui est cher GU ne ies'
mas pour mel. Ce ne sont pas fes re-
I-T,avysas que ie vons demande; le vous
demande lie prix de cette femme.
"Deux mile piastres, Monsieur re-
ronait stoyal, du ten le plus
~respecteux.
.Jna expression d'ironie ct de me-
MI. mas so CONNIE un ruage orageuX
er.r los traits de Saint Ybars. II soufiI
orcaremeut. ct dit dune voix c%ontenue
inais mordante:
.yos yankees trent parti de tout
Celtic femme a Boston passefalt pour
flanche; poureuoi lie " alton pas iai'
ysnir, ct he lui alton pas rendu 50
nherta? Non, ellie vault trop dafseh
.rrr celia: la philanthropie de ces gen.
du nord ne va pas jusqua sacrllle
deux mile piastres.'
Pardon, Monsieur, vous vous lfohN
:. nez.o remaruua Stoyal; cette Jeul
:. ,en,ma ne fat pas partie de la success
!. sion Hawkins; ellie appartient q uh
+amills du pays. On ma charge de
yendre rour eviter TN grand malheu'
!, I'm aes fills de maison est deVello
u epsrdument amourenx dele; On
ara;nt mil ne fit I'm coup de tete. y
III 4 fait entre-prendrc I'm voyage so'
IN ie ne sails Guel pretexte; On pfolite
/, : con absence pour faire dispafa!tre
o.. d~ulcinee. Je crois, soft dit entire not
ma Gu'eile est....
sfova, n'acheya pas sd phrase,
ra sac|,ant comment exprier sa pens
- sans blesser les o~reilles dalicates
on la file de saint-Ybars. Du res
|es ceiui-ci aui venait de lie regarder du
de malliere peu fate pour lencouragel
as pcursouiyre, lui dit:
lilo "Bref, on ne demande deux mi
mo piagtres; scit; je pemmene. Je
y;eDs dams une heure; nous regler'
est les lsux affaires en- meme temps
lie detail dc moeurs don't lie le'
int. Granger venait d'etre temoln' ia
ION fortement impressionne. Mais
rte. scene &c yente deyait etre sulVle Q
ma episode auquel %personne ne satte
in. III ct cui 1T emouyoir tous les
her s&s4anta, Iii pit e tout aotte'
Tine nseresse qul 1T pres dc
,rs. uorte du fond, sc pencha dams la
ar. nombre, ct mlfrnlra quelques 7
=. , =
pas a la hate.
1ait- I'm etre etrange, cui sembialt 81
pour do dessous terre, entra en- gllssal
wait on rampant. C'etait une vlelle III
ussi, rasea ~cul-Ge-jatte. Pour avancef
r Ia s,appuyait sur ses bras don't fun
rand n,ns court que Iautle, tano'saue
Detitss ia1bes, torteuses ct ra'atil
s~,aI,onceaient Acknowledgement en-
Titia. tant lie plancher Ellie etait de III
IS ct e!oira et await les yeux bleus. .
nent. elon ~al'ancienne mode cachait q
ser ment ses cheyeux, ct sepahou
9 cue anto,r dc sen front ct de ses te
p CONNIE IN eventual largement o.
t-e,le, Son vehement Sc compoeait dun
c suis ,1a neau en- flanelle, dune YES
n.da h,aue ayec de or
: ''s pceacs, ct dun pantalon en- eoto
t sin reistc1ee
Lower coast gazette., 1913-01-11

Mr., Eben Smith Wheeler, chairman
of the Nicaragua Canal Commission,
died id Detroit, his official ~headauart-
ers. He was an able engineer. lie
made the survey for the proposed NC
araoua Canal project which was
abandoned in favor OF the Panama
Canal route.
The Philippine delegate, Mr.. Quezon.
has been instructed by the Filipino as
semb!y 10 support the Jones measure
to give the Philippine Islanders a pro-
stationary provisional government TO
LIST eight years beginning July 9, 1915.
The selection Ct the 18th Of July fer the
granting of Philippine independence Is
4 happy one. II such q step is deemed
wise we could celebrate the anniversary
of cur own independence 70 mdre mag
niicently than by granting the lnde.
! ~pendence OF one OF our W colonies
$ It would be morally wrong, however
q to thrust independence upon a natoi
| With is naturally a dependent people
And il the Eilipinos NJ such Z peopI
: then the Jones bill should dle on d
calendar,
Lower coast gazette., 1913-01-11

.M>sMES.s& = Is Us
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hear Barre's most talented singers al
the minstrel show next week.
The screaming afterpieee, "0Ter the
River, Charlie will surely delight the
pessimist.
Miss Blanche Cooley of Academy
street returned home last night, after
a few days visit with relatives in Mid
dlesex.
Joseph w. Kidder of Port Chester,
n. Y, who has been in Barre several
days buying monumental work, returned
home to-day.
Mrs. A. l.. Pierce and son. Raymond,
of Currier street, have returned home,
after spending several days with friends
in Richmond.
NJ, p. Blake OF Academy street re-
turned home yesterday, after spending
several days at his former home in
Frank +. Cave OF II French street re-
sumed his duties at the Smith, Whit
comb & Cook plant on North Main street
yesterday, after weeks absence on
account of illness.
Cobble Hill grange will give a dance
in the East Barre opera house hall Feb.
IS. All invited Full bill Is cents.
Gauthier's orchestra. Ladies bring cake.
Dancing from 8 to 2 a. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Athena club will meet tonight
at 1880 with Mrs. c. A. Kent, Orange
street.
The rehearsals for the minstrel show
are going like cloekwork. The finest
chorus ever produced in Barre.
Ernest Pryor of st. Adams arrived
in the city yesterday and expects to
be employed here for several months.
The condition of Mrs. Frederick w.
Bancroft of Summer street, who has
been confined to the house by Illness
for several days, is improving slow
ly.
Charles +. Smith of West Patterson
street went this morning to Randolph,
where he cond ueted an auction sale OF
i've stock. He was accompanied by A. NJ.
Morrison.
Make no arrangements for either Tues
day or Wednesday evenings, but plan
to attend the civic federation minstrel
show. This will be the best of its kind
that has ever been presented in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Corey of Prospect
street returned last night from Burling-
ton, where they accompanied Mrs. Borah
Corey to the Mary Fletcher hospital.
The latter underwent an operation In
the afternoon and was reported TO be
resting comfortably last night.
George A. Bemis, janitor at the city
building, and Adolphus Congo, an EN-
ploye OF the water department, have
gone into the gardening business on
small scale in the water shop. They
are already cultivating tomatoes and Gu
eumbers that are nearly ready for trans
painting and before seed times comes |
they expect to have sizeable eollee- |
ton of plants ready for the outdoor gar
den.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency,
through their Washington agent, j. j.
has sold the blacksmith shop
and tools owned by Clayton p. Tucker
in East Barre to John Salter and wife
Of East Barre. Mr.. Salter takes ilI-
mediate possession and will conduct
general wheelwright and blacksmith bus
ness in the new stand. Mr.. Tucker
has purchased a farm in East Mont
oeljer and plans to move his family to
lis newly acquired property.